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TyHE OFFICE OF THE

Light Running, Silent New American No z ia af
ACERBACHS Sewing Machine Rooms, corner
9TH and H. New Improved Machines Of all kinds
at Bottom Prices.
Sole Agency for AUERBACHS Saxony Wool, Ger
man hand-knit Jackets, corner 9TH and H. Oc2O
II AIDES: BEFORE You PURCH ASE SEWING
IL Machine, we would advise you TO examine the
Celebrated lnaghtIunning and everlasting NEW
work. The range of work done this machine can.
not be surpassed A child can Uanageit
Sold on easy monthly payments. aud special dis.
count for CASH
Be sure TO try the NEW HOME before you buy
s. OPPENHEIMER BRO
6Z8 9th street northwest.
st. Cloud BUILDING
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machine
Good Machines for rent, by week or month. All
kinds repaired myl6
CUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEYS
- Reliable Sewing Machine House. 427 9th st. and
Bee the New Automatic White. IL Is q little Daisey
New Machines Of all kinds
Renting and Repairing mhl2
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From Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, October 23.-The stock market
opened weak this morning, first prices generally
showing declines of tsass per cent, but Pacific
s., Jersey Central % and Reading 1, while NJ,
X. and T. was unchanged. In the early deal
ings there was momentary weakness, but
81 per cent followed, but Pacific Mail advanced
], per cent; Reading advanced % per cent in
the early dealings, and then rapidly declined
III, but by eleven o'clock had advanced to a
shade above opening figures. Towards 1915
the market became less active and steady, and
ports OF dry goods at this port during the past
week were valued at 81 ,625, 426, and the
amount thrown on the market S1,71S.537,
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Id ED.

BARKLEY. Fell asleep In Jesus, October 21st.
1885 81 twenty minutes past eleven O'Clock P. M,
ELIZA A. BARKLEH. beloved wife Of q. w. Bark
ley, aged ffty-ive years
The clouds of grief are heaping
Their shadows on my brow;
Oh. chde me not for weeping,
For have mother now. KATIE
Funeral from her late residence, 321 Sixth street
southea Saturday October Path, Nj D. m Friends
and relatives invited TO attend. Baltimore Sun and
Port Tobacco Times please COPY -
CARLISLE On Thursday evening, October 22d.
1885, At 4 l:3o p. m. Mrs JOSEPHINE CARLISLE
In the fourty fifth year OF her age
Notice Of funeral In Saturday morning papefA
FINNEY. On Monday, October 18th. lSS5, In Chi
cago, GEO c. FINNEl, son OF William Z. and
Margaret Finney. Of this city, aged forty-one yesFs
and eight months
lnterment IN Chicago.
MCGOWAN. Mrs ELIZABETH MCGOWAN, n
the Seth of her the residence OF her daug
ter MrsL sanford. No. 1160 30th street. West Wash
ington-
Requiescat In pace.
The funeral VIII sake place from her late resioence
Saturday, October Gath, lsS5. AT O'Clock m The
friends OF family are invited 10 attend
WRIGHT. NARY J. WRIGHT, wife OF John W.
Wright at Berkeley Springs, w. Va, on the morning
Of October Esd Sixty-nne years Of age. b
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A USTIN p. BROWN
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
1926 F street northwest

"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
HOUSES FOR SALE.
new brick Houses. Wallack Place, corner 9Th st.
Erck House, 18th St. above Iowa Circle s. ESQ
Brick House. ST; near CAPITOL s. 900.
-. 3 brick Hoases, Vermont ave. bet and w sts..
a brick Houses, 18th St.. bet and R, $500 to
2 brick Houses. P St., bet 9Th and 10 SITS. $1,000
each.
Brick House, B ST. ne. bet 10th and 18th, 81, 600
Brick House N st. bet. 18TH and 10th. $4,000
brick Houses. o St, bet 18th and 18TH $4,000
each.
Brick House, st. NV. bet 5th and 7th $4,000
Brick House. d ST., bet. I'd and Sd nw., $6,OOO
&c B d House. Coreorsn st. bet. 1lth and 18th.
Brick House. 1917 st. sw.. Smithsonian Insti-
brick Houses. 2Sth St. IS 500 to 81 900.
Brick House. 9Th and NV, $1,000
s 0r,ek dd MPuses; 18th s., near nv $500
st. and thomas circls oS ave. bet 18th
81, 800
Large House. near Scott circle, sl25OOO.
brick Houses, st. ne, bet 9th and 7lh, $500
Brick House, l4th ST.. near Agricultural depart
House and corner Lot on Connecticut ave-, suitable
for fine building. SI3.5O0.
Brick House. st., near 18th ST., ST. 900.
Brick House ST.. bet 10th and 22d, $500
.. Brick House. NJ, bet. 10th and 18th, with stable.
$4,000
Brick House. cor. I..h ard r. $1,000
81, frame I Cottage large lot ST. near New Harnp-
Brick House. St. bet 18th and Penn. ave, $50 600
Brick House. 10th st. Sc. bet F and g.. 81 900
prick Houses, Riggs st. s., 500 each.
Brick House, Vermont ave. bet. X and L, S35 600,
Brick House. n ST. bet nth and 18th n w. $4,000.
Brick House. cor Mass ave and 18th st., $4,000
Vacant property in all sections of city and suburbs
Several houses for rent furnished and unfinished.
Money to loan on real estate security.
Large loans a specially. oc3-1m
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK STORE
AND UNWILLING, CORNER NEW JERSEY
AVENUE AND N STREET NORTHWEST e.f%
BY virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in i.Ta
lber No. Ills folio 1885, of the Land Record. Of l:I
the District of Columbia, will FRIDAY the
O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the premises offer for sale
all that piece parcel of ground and premises situated
In the city OF Washington, u. c. and known and de-
scribed IS
lot 13, of Samuel & Peter F. BacOns subdivision of
part of Square numbered FIVE HUNDRED AN D
TSWENTY-IHREEa as recorded in Book II, folio 131
OF the records of the surveyors office OF the District of
Columbia, together with all the improvements, ways
easements rights privileges and appurtenances to the
Terms: One-third cash. balance in equal instruments
at one and two notes. to bear interest be
secured by deed of trust property sod all cash
at option Of purchaser C0lyeyancing &C., of
purchaser deposit of 500 required time of sale
Trustees reserve the right resell at the risk and
OF the defautng purchaser after days public notice
OF such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ingt9n. y: G FRANCS H SMITH, Trustees.
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cHANcERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

fNHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
OPROPERTY ON SIXTEENEH STREET, NEAR
X STREET NORTHWEST.
By v irtue Of two DEGREES of the Supreme E..fA
Court Of the District Of Columbia. passed re s"H
October 1855, in equity cause No 3,33i, In which
Gertrude F. Smith IS complainant and Elizabeth Fir:
9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855. AT O'CLOCK
uel Davidsos subdivision of square l08 with the I'M
provements Said lot fronts % feet on 10Th ST.
houses
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash. within two weeks
aer day Of SALE of which $3.50 must be paid on day
OF sale; onethrd in one year and onetnTo in swo
years; deferred payments to beat Interest," 70 pc ey
denced by the pfomissory notes Of the purchaser and
secured by deed of trust on the premises sold AZ
puEehase- ARTHUR A. BIRNEi Trustee
WAITER h WILLIAMS q co. Aunsienesrs.
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The mother of Edwin Booth died at the resi-
dence of her son Julius A Booth In New York
city yesterday, aged S3. She will be buried In
Baltimore.
The executive board of district IL knights OF
Labor yesterday declared the ST. Louis street car
strike Off Strikers, however, refuse 10 return To
work, and declare their intention TO continue
the struggle.
Hon. George r. Miller, the oldest member OF
the Union county Pa bar. and an ex-member
of Congress, died Wednesday.
The New York Yacht club last night appointed
q committee to select piece of silver 10 be pre-
sented to the owners OF the Puritan, a testi-
monial of appreciation for their zeal I'm the de-
Tense and retention OF the Americas cup.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
ID. c. per imp 8s 1891, coin, ll5 bid 50-year fund.
1855, 1924. currency, lisa bid: Metropolitan r. r.
stock, 1O3 bid: l07 asked Washington Gas. 39i4
bid, 39l2 asked Georgetown Gas. AZ bid 45 asked.
Firemen ms, Ash asked. Riggs Ins, 6ls bid, 81
asked. Washington Market stock, 19ss bid wash.
Bank Of Washington, 5bid. Farmers and Mecha mics
Bank GeorgstoWa. l45ia bid. Real Estate Title l
bid, 81 asked. Chesapeake and Pot. Tel Co.. 66l4
bid, IS asked. U. y. Electric Light, 35ls bid.
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I'd EDITION,
--latest kilograms to The Star.
THE COLUMBUS FORGERY,
An Explanation Of the Manner in
Which the Election Fraud Was Per.
petrated.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING SrAR

which the Election Fraud Was Per.
petrated.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, o., October %.
The lines are drawing close around the per-
petrators of the outrageous forgery and manipu.
lation of the election returns In this CITY. and
the detectives that are now engaged in the case
intimate that "pay dirt will soon be reached
The auditor OF state, who went with the demo-
cratic Representative, Mr.. Young TO the court
house on Sunday night for the purpose of get
ting . blank tally sheet, makes a long
and full statement giving his connection with
the case. Mr.. Kieswetter states that he inquired
particularly what was wanted of the sheet and
was assured that it was for Young's attorney to
compare with that prescribed by law, and to
aid in preparing an article that was published
in the democratic organ on Monday morn
ing. The auditor very explicitly gives
an account of all that transpired, his meet
Ing the Waterman and friend of the Waterman.
This statement fortunately relieves Mr.. Kers-
also makes a statement of his connection with
the night visit to the clerks office and emphati-
cally states that he took the blank sheet TO Mr..
have been returned to the he clerk on
, Monday morning as evidence Of good
remember that he Was to return IL. The stase
ment made by the auditor OF state is in conflict
with that of the Waterman, who has stated that
night. He now refuses to talk. It. now
transpires that Prosecuting Attorney Mont
gomery, a candidate for reelection, called upon
Clerk Beck on, Sunday and asked to
attorney: The request was denied. but
the deputy told the prosecutor that IL he got q
written order from Mr.. Joyce he would give
him the poll book. Mr.. Joyce was afterwards
stopped upon the street by Montgomery and
was earnestly appealed to to give the necessary
order: that it was highly important that
he should have it for the use of his
counsel. Mr.. Joyce emphatically declined to
comply. This morning Mr.. Joyce says that it is
now clear why blank poll-book was wanted on
Sunday night, and confirms his theory that the
tally sheet was distracted from the courtroom
on Saturday afternoon, and after the failure to
get the poll-bOok, to which it was intended to
add 800 names, it became necessary for those
engaged in the fraud to get blank book,
but that there was not sufficient
time left to fill it up. ME- Joyce also SAYS that
there is no doubt in his mind that the forged
tally sheet was struggled in on Monday morn
ing. Deputy Clerk Beck is somewhat confused
in regard to whether he gave out a blank poll
book on Sunday night or not. Mr. Montgom-
cry was called upon for a statement, but de-
clfned to be interviewed. He promises a full
explanation of his conduct. His friends believe
that he will be able to clear hmselfof suspicion.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

ONE FINE ORGAN, BY PAUL & HAMILTON;
ENE hNABE PIANO. IN FINE ORDER; VERY
/ HANDSOME WALNUT BOOK CASE, OFFICE
TALES AND REVOLVING CHAIRS,
lounge, Ash AND WALNUT FURNIL URE.
HAnh MATTRESSES, BLANKETS WALNUT
ExTENSION TABLE, CHINA AND GLASS
MAkE tEFRIG ERA TOR, KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, DC, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY
Pen I'm FIJI 1855. at residence No. l444 Pierce Place,
between IAN and 18th streets nor Invest, at TEN
O'CLOCK, shall sell the above effecs which are in
nrsl-rIass condition THOMAS DOWNING,
OCE0-Ht AuCfOnRRr
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

TWO FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS,
VELVET AND SMYRNA CARPETS, SMYRNA
RUGS. LADIES' MAHOGANY DESK, PIANO
FORTE, LARGE EBONY STANDING CABI-
NET, FANCY BAMBOO AND CANE CHAIRS,
EBONY MUSIC STAND, CABINETS, &c: PIC
TGRES AND EASELS, HANDSOME PARL0R
SUITES IN RAW SILK, EBONY TABLES
AND PEDESTALs, WALNUT MARBLE.TOP
CHAMBER FURNITURE. H A X NAT
TkESsEs, OAK DINLNG,RooM SET, CON CON
SlSIING OF SIDEBOARD, TABLE AND
CHAIRS COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
LARGE LOT KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c.
ATAUCTION,
,, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWEEN.
aGHTH, 1885. at residence, No. 1919 street
northwest, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. shall
Sell choice collection of household effects.
OcZt-4t IHOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOne0r
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The Grant Trust Eund.

1T is TO GO To MRS. GRANT-A DEFICIENCY IN IT.
At a meeting of the subscribers OF the Grant
benefit fund, held i'm New York yesterday AFTER
noon for the purpose of deciding what disposal
should be made of $3.50, 900 fund raised for the
late Gen. Grant, 1t was voted that the fund be
continued for Mrs. Grants benefit, to be dis
posed of by her she choose. Since the gen.
erals death the income from the fund has been
paid regularly TO Mrs. Grant Ii is stated that
Mrs. Grant has already provided for the dis
posal of the money after her death by will, when
il will be equally divided between her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Sartoris, and her three daughters-in-
law.
Jay Gould, one Of the subscribers, found fault
with the managers of the fund and said he
thought the latter should have been invested in
government bonds, ana advised IL TO be SO
placed now. Mr.. John {. Terry, a trustee,
stated that there was deficiency In the fund
of S2S. 300. Mr.. Gould said that he and Mr.. &.
p. Huntington stood ready to pay their share
10 complete the fund, making ii $3.50, 200. Mr..
George Jones said he was heartily sick of news
paper attacks on him in connection with the
| fund, and asked to be relieved from further oh.
legations, but no action was taken.
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Betser Locking Than His Paetures.
An INDIANA LADY's COMPLIMENT 10 rHK
PREsIDENT TODAY.
There was the usual crowd at the President'a
public reception today. One old lady from In.
diana, after looking ct Mr.. Cleveland very
closely for some moments said:
aYou are better looking than yoQr plcturea
I'm nom Indiana. cay 90
II am glad OF IL hut the indiana pecpal
don't always tell the truth " Eol)11o0 IL fSoot
.latighingly.
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II dences. 1921 and 1928 ST. NV. The houses
built in the Most substantial manner-press-brck
fronts. brownStone trimmings two-story square bay
windows, hardwood mantefs. thing. fre-places and
furnaces chandeliers plumbing hrst-clasS For terms
apply TO A. A. WILSON, Firemens Insurance COM
pany. corner 1th ST. and louisiana ave- ny Keys at
IUUU y ST Ocl2-2w
II being completed on the corner of 9th and SITS.
NV Will be sold separate together. home
a good investment SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY,
S2S ST Oc1Ulm
INOR SALE-NEw BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
II f ST., paying per cent net permanent rental.
Price $4,000. PARKER i TOWNSEND
oc1U1m 14IS st.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, d. G.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 9th day .A
Of November, 1882. and duly recorded in liber .:H
1923, folio $40 ct seq one of :he land records of
the District of Columbia, the undersigned Trus-AA
tees will sell on TUESDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1885, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. M In
front OF the premises the following described prop
erty, to wit:
Parts of lot numbered sixty four in Old Georgetown
described as follows: Beginning for the point
on tile east side OF Jefferson street two hundred
twenty-two feet one inch north from the northeast
corner of Water and Jefferson streets run thence
north along said east line of Jefferson street forty
three feet inCh more less to the north face of
the north wall of the brick house said lot thence
east at right angles Jefferson along said face
of said wall hundred and five feet thence south
parallel with Jefferson street fortyhree feet one inch
more or less. to point opposite the point OF begin
ming thence west to the place of beginning improved
by brick and frame dwellings, located on Jefferson
street. between Water street and the canal occupied
by Geo. w. Pasco bakery.
Terms: Onethird cash: balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest at six per cent
and secured by deed of trust the property sold Ali
conveyancing de al purchasers COST. 500 deposit
quired at the time OF sale If terms OF sale not
complied with in ten days. the Trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost
delaulting purchaser.
JESSE II. WILSON. lr.
OCC2-dtS CHARLES III. FIl,KtING AAustees.
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Az Otn
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer ocI4
.UNCANsoN BROS. Auctloneers.

II
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NUMBERED
1886 AND 1928 EIGHTH (STH) STREET
NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON
By virtue and in pursuance of decree passed 80
in the of Mary r. Squires ct al. John I'LL
F. Garner ct al being cause No. 1851. equity in 49,
the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia we, US
Trustees. on TUESDAY, the THIRD ODD DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1855. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ.
in front of the premises will offer for sale. ut public
auction the following real estate: All that piece
parcel known the plat or plan OF the city of Wash
ngton subdivision Lot thirty 900, in Square four
hundred AGO. The said real estate is improved by
two twO-story Brick Houses
Terms Of sale: OI.ethrd ga cash. and the balance
In equal installments, payable at six (6) twelve 2I
and eighteen 1S) months from the day of sale, the
deferred payments to draw six 90 per cent interest
per annum and the notes of the purchaser pur-
chasers be given therefor secured by deed of trust
the property TERMS must be complied with within
seven CO days from day of SALE One hundred dollars
deposit must be made on each house when Knocked
down. All conveyancing at purchasers cost
EDWARD II. THOMAS Trustee
9l6 ST. NV.
HENRY WISE GARRETT, Trustee,
Oc12-eO No. 2 Columbian Law Building.
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T,HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
SONDEMNED MATERIAL AT THE COAST
LOT. SOUTH OF THE U. s. TREASURY DE-
PARTMENT.
On MONDAY MORNING., OCTOBER TWENTY
SIXTH 1850. at TEN O'CLOCK at the Coast and
Geodtc survey. on New Jersey avenue Capitol Hill,
the following articles: Lot Camp Equipage Chemist S
Weights and Measures: surveyors Instruments:
Printing Press; several Litiles: Lot Brass Lot Ma
chnery, Furniture and Junk DC
AND ON SAME DAY,
AT TWO 2. NJ. ON THE WHITE LOT, SOUTH
OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. the follow
Ing Several tons Of Copper about 20 tons of
Pipe large lot Brass and Boiler Iron, lot Machinery
number of Carpets and large lot of Cocoa Mating
Clocks Desks. Lathe, Presses and other Office Furni-
ture.
Terms cash. and goods to be removed immediately
after sale
BY order of the Secretary of Treasury. oc23-2t
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Fears Of Fresh Riots i'm Madrid.
THE POPULACE EXCITED OVER THE GOVERN
MENTs SILENCE ON THE cARoL1NEs NEGoTIA-
TONS.
MADRID, October 23.-The populace are be-
coming incensed at the reticence of the govern
ment respecting the negotiations on the Caro-
lines question, and fears of an outbreak are en-
tertained. The German legation is strongly
guarded to prevent repetition of the recent
outrage. Spanish accounts of the German oc-
cupation of zap confirm the report thereof
telegraphed from Berlin,
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ENOR SALE-THREE ELEGANT NEW HOUSES
II on 10Th St, between Mass. Ave- and ST W.
containing cellar, with heating appar atus Basement
Dining room, Kitchen and Pantries First floor ParlOr
and sitting room, second floor, two large Chambers
WArdrooes and bath room; Third floor, four Cham
hers and Q number of wardrobes. The houses are
constructed very substantial and the plumbing of
the best kind Houses are open for inspection For
price and terms apply TO owner, r GOlDSCHMID
SIP 18th 80. NV. se1A-2m
LNOR SAIE-HOUSES. HAVE BEAUTIFUIIY
II located Houses In the northwest aud other parts
the city for sale a. prices ranging from 81 900 10
slOO,UOO JNO. A. PRESCOTT
ao2S-Sm lA16 st. NV
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Assistant Secretary Coon.
BELIEF PREVALENT HERE THAT HE Is ABOUT

10 RETIRE.
Secretary Manning refuses to say whether or
not the published statement that Assistant Sec
rotary Coons resignation has been asked for Is
true or not. He says 1t is q private matter with
Mr.. Coon, and he is the one to apply to for
information on the subject.
It is believed here that Mr.. Coons' trip to New
York is in connection with private business into
which he intends to enter. His resignation has
been at the command Of the Secretary nom the
first. and he has been ready to step down
and out. He has had many offers Of good po-
sitions in private business since the change OF
administration, coming from prominent bank
ing houses and other enterprises OF standing
The civil service ref0rmers have been greatly
pleased at his retention and are disappointed
at his rumored retirement
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The Heath Failure.
THE SCHEDULE SHOWS NOMINAL ASSETS O
OVER TWO MILLIONS; ACTUAL ASSET

THE SCHEDULE SHOWS NOMINAL ASSETS OF
OVER TWO MILLIONS; ACTUAL ASSETS,
S37s,2s2.
NEW YORK, October 23.-The schedules in the
assignment OF VIM. Heath and Chas. E. Quin-
cey. composing the firm OF VIM. Heath 4 Co.,
bankers and brokers, of so Broadway, toAdam-
son r. McCanless, were filed to-day in court.
They show liabilities of $1,35S, 629: nominal
assets, $2,O44, 12S, and actual assets, S37S,-
2S2. There are unsecured creditors to the
amount of 81 ,1S5,95O. The cause of the differ
ence between the nominal and actual value
of the estate is due to the fact many of the
assets have deprecated in market value or in
trinsic value, and that some OF the indidvid-
uals whose obligations are held by them are
insolvent or embarrassed.
Among the firms creditors are the following:
Fourth National Bank, S175,OOO; Bank of New
York, National Banking Association, 5000, 900;
w. A. & A. NJ. White, SO, 500; Macauley q Co.,
$4,000; Addison Cammack, $7s.O11; William
L. Scott, 81 ,51S; Savin q VanderhOff, $10,775;
James Low, no security, Sill, 729; Jay Gould,
no security, money advanced, $500, 900; g. P.
Morosini, no security, $47S,295; William
Heath & Co., of London, testimated), no Sc
curity, $500, 900.