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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-04-19
DRY GOODS.
Our Greeting
FOR THE
SPRING.

Real bargains Of great value to
every one of our customers
TO careful buyers and Judges Of
value we offer good pointer.
Everybody wants to buy where
they can get the best and CHEAPEST.
We solicit visit to our estab-
lishment, SO that you may embrace
the opportunity we offer to secure
unprecedented advantages as re-
CARDS ASSORTMENT, PRICES AND QUAIL
1TY.
We constantly aim to take the
lead, and it is only by our nntiring
efforts to cater for the people that
we so we'll sustain our deserved
name Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-04-19
AlexagGrla Gaxetfe.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10.
ADJUSTMENTS

ALBArGH's OPERA HousE-Frank c. Bangs in
The Silver King"
NATIONAL THEATRE Joseph Jefferson in
Cricket on the Hearth" and Lend Me Five
SbilIinps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-04-19

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge n. 3. Meade
presiding-Joe J. Bailey & Co., vs. John
r. Chapman judgment for plaintiffs.
Laura Berry VS.. Hesselius Smith judg
ment for plaintiff.
Albert Spess. native Of Germany, de-
clared his intention to become citizen oil
the United States.
Mason ct ais, va. Henderson ct ais. s; cause
referred to Commissioner A. w. Armstrong,
for report.
The following cases were removed to the
Circuit Court j. w. Waters vs. The Inland
ard Seaboard Coasting Company Bepja-
min Cooley vs.. Hay & Robbins James
Duncan vs.. G. A. Orrson Benjamin F.
Peake vs. Esther A. McGraw, ct ais.
After granting number Of liquor licenses
the Court adjourned until Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-04-19

PERsoNAL.-Col. Robert E. Withers, con-
sui to Hong Kong, has been quite i'll with
malarial fever and erysipelas. A letter from
him says he is now much improved. His
daughters, Misses Willie and Secessie. who
left Virginia six weeks ago via San Fran
cisco, landed safely in Hong Kong.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. VIM.
H. Adams, of New York, and Miss Mary
DeWett, of Richmond, which takes place
in the latter city on the Goth inst. Mr..
Adams, who is son of Samuel r. Adams,
esq, was formerly of this city, and has many
friends living here.
Mr.. ]. H. Foster, of Marshall, Fauquier
county, is in the city to day.
Among the strangers in the city yester-
day were Hon. f. B. Youmans, chief clerk
of the Treasury Department.; Mr.. Il. J.
Brennan, private secretary of Secretary
Manning and a party of friends. They
were guests at the Tontine, and during the
day visited tho public places of interest in
the city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-04-19

THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD
Colonel A. 5. Buford was in New York on
Saturday closing up the business pertaining
to the lease of the Midland road by the DAN
vile Company. Heretofore thu Danville
Company has controlled the West Point
Terminal Company and the West Point
Terminal Company has controlled the Mid
land road. Now the DaDvilie Company
will directly control the Midland juSt as it
does the York River Line.
1t ia said that the Virginia Midland in
comes, of which there are 1887 900 out
standing, are to he exchanged into a new
issue of Virginia Midland general mortage
"a, including the accumulated interest TO
the amount of $40 900, or about S per cent.
The relations of the Virginia Midland TO
the Richmond and Danville have taken the
form OF n ninety-nine years lease OF the
former TO the latter at q rental which will
guarantee all the fixed charges OF tho Vir-
ginia Midland. The Richmond and Dan
vile lehcntures, with Is per cent. accrued
interest will probably be exchanged for
general mortgage bond Of the Richmond
and Danville Company, bearing per cent,
aud it is rumored that the Richmond and
West FONT Terminal Company stock may
be exchanged for Richmond and Danvile
stock on some basis not yet determined
POLICE REPoRT-Last night was clear
and mild, with four prisoners at the station
house
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
following cases:
John Penn and Samuel Madison, arrested
by Special Officer j. L. Smith. for dsorderly
Conduct. were fined SIS each.
Michael Thomas, arrested by Officers
Frank aud Davis, for assaulting his wife,
aas dismissed on the charge being with
drawn.
Alcnda Boswell, colored, arrested by Of.
Ulcers Breuner and Simpson, for disorderly
conduct, was fined IS.
Nan Williams and Edward Tyler, arrest.
ed by Officers Simpson and Bremen, for
dlsorderiy conduct, were fined 81 each.
Craven Peyton, arrested by Officer Bren-
ner, or being drunk and disorderly, was
lined 81
VIM. Williams, Of Loudoun county, ar
rested by Officers Sherwood and Bremen,
iof being drunk on the street, was held for
urther examination. The man stated that
ne mad gotten drunk very suddenly while
win TWO sharps, and when he came to his
senses he found that all his money had been
taken from him.
AN EpIsODE-.A little episode occurred
laS' night on Washington street on the dis
% G'is'aI of the congregation of Trinity NJ f
Nhntch. which created soma excitement
among the few who Witnessed it, but the
a:''r MAS not generally otserved. 1t ap.
pears that ga recently married couple came
out OF church, the sister of the groom, ac-
..olnpanied by her escort, approached her
brother and taking hold of his arm said
ION must leave this girl and go home with
i ue' The groom resisted and tried ia
,oos'n his sisters hold on his arm, put she
nam AIMED her grasp and after a little scuf-
10 led her brother off, BIZ evidently wishing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
Sunshine is King
tttt*tttk

April is the valedictorian, and
her silent eloquence, moro rich
than words, tells us, through her
bushes and tears, her showers
and sunshine, in a manner not to
be mistaken, that Jack Frost has
ceased to reign, and henceforth
sunshine shall be king.
In welcoming our new and joy
us monarch, it is meet that we
should dress befittingly.
One of the neatest things to be
found this season for business or
street wear is a combination of
colors, producing a grayis h
brown effect, 1t comos in q
slightly rough-surfaced ohevlot,
made up in 4-button cutaways
and sacks. 1he price we name
for suits of this material is 912
Sizes from "a to Al, chest meas
ure. We have this same goods
in a dark gray effect; same price.
"The cheapest goods we keep ?"
Not much. We can sell first
rate business suit for 80, all wool,
but we mention the $12 Cheviot
Suits, because we know them to
be tho most stylish medium
priced business suits ever offered
in Washington.
In finer grades of goods our
stock is full, embracing every
novelty in Foreign and Domestic
Fabrics, and every conceivable
style Of garment.
Do we keep what Z? Boys
Clothing? Well, that's where
we live. Our Boys and Chill
dren's Department is the light Of
our eyes, the joy of our life. Just
walk through it once and exam
inc our styles for the rising gem
Grafton. Compare our prices with
those you have been paying else
where for poorer qualities of
goods, and-well, 1--WE amt say
in a word" besides we present
every purchaser of a boys suit
with a pair Of roller skates.
Prompt service, polite atten-
ton, and one price to all. The
smallest child fares as well with
us as the most experienced
buyer.
ttttkttkk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

Nationals VS.. Jersey City to-day at 4'ao.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
Clothing Department.

our assortment is complete. Our prices to
uit the times. Do not fail to visit the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
Important News
PTice-LSt for This Week.

Read 1t carefully, cut It out, and please bring
1t as you shop at our establishment as we arc
anxious to SEQ which paper, Post, Republican.
or Critic, has brought us the most cusiomers.E
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
SUDDEN

Colds, causing obstinate and dangerous
diseases of the throat aud lungs, may be
relieved and cured by Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. Rev. w. w. Atwater, Rutland,
VI, writes: "Nfy wife was attacked with
bronchial trouble, which we feared
would prove fatal. AS physicians failed
to afford relief, we began giving your
medicine. She is now in perfect health,
and attributes her recovery to the use Of
Ayers Cher
ry Pectoral. 1t Is q wonderful remedy.p
Prepared by j. O. Aver & Co., Lowell, Macs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

valuable articcis and fed Some weeks friend who
wa+cmEg with Mr.. Knoedlcr asked the Wallets name.
Oh, he IS my valet, Henri Dusirc." Mr. Knoedler,
said
" think you mistaken" sad tho friend. lie
IOuks Ike the fellow who passed himself OF the Mar
quis de Rochrfort months ago. AID whose real
name was said to be Clements"
Mr. Knocdler thought his friend was mistaken
ana the matter passed from his mind
until 1t was recalled by the robbery
Photographic and letters which proved that the
was Charles F. Clements, the bogus French Count
found In HIS trunk The police had not succeeded IN
hndlng Clements last night He "a u Belgian By birth
and dcsorter from the BegIan Army. His father Il
respectable man, lives in Wayeryplace. Charles camo
To- inns city about a year ago and went to 1.-Two
with his father but he stole large sum OF
money from the old man aud fed He went to live at
uptown hotels and cut a dash the Marquis do
kocheiOrL His identity discovered when his
money was spent. Then be dropped hi:
borrowed title, took up the name OF
Dustre. and obtained employment long enough
TO cntlto him to reference 1t is believed that he had
little ready money when he left Mr.. KuOeders house,
and the police expect to catch him in the city soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
DLED.

DIED.
n INN h city on S@qrl'y morning March ~
FTacIA .erye; a hcr ao I92 West 2lds, on
Tues lay morning a. a quarter before 10 O'clock
Intorment In Middletown, Conn.
BURk0UGlisIS suddenly at newborn. L l., on March 81
o. eunonii Ella only daughter Of Rachel swenarion and
Funeral from = James Church Newtowh Monday. the
Trains leave Long Island CITY at lO5 D H.
COX lay March az her res, s
Cooke rector o. s. P9rthoIcmcw's Church, 49,,
| 44thst. on SUNDAY, the 18th inst at , o'clock.
CAPENAt Brooklyn. on March 27 1898. Eliza Ann widow
AMI fy Sr arg 5t to G the
vices at the residence OF her son law stewart L. Wool
March 20 at half past o'clock
CRosBY-sqddeny saturday evening March n at tho
Intcrm'nt at Mount Auburn Cemetery.
CCsHMAN-March %, inst, David Cushman' in the 92d
Relatives friends the family invited attend the
funeral from the residence OF his g.dnd-on Truman a.
on Monday afternoon at O'Clock
DAIEkn Entered into r'st March % 1885, Mary H. vito
OF the Rev Henry Daer, aud daughter OF Richard l. De
Funeral services residence Hawthorne n. J.,
Train re r. r. leaves 3jd-st 1915 and Chambers ST.
at 1920 O.
OTRAND1on Wclns,siay March o. 1888 in NowoFcans
Funeral scr,i win be fei at the residence
Week NE ? purand. 80 lois Broad-st, Newark y. J., on
FoRwARD-In Coon. Isthmus Of Panama on March Il.
Carl Ernst infant son Of Charles and JEANNE Forward
GROSNENOR At EnReTOOd, New Jersey. March n, the
,KeV Mason GrnSFenor D. D., IN ms Sbth ytGr l., ri.
fria ~ t,o n2'e OF ms son. W. NJ "ros'cnoi III "3
"')u' On hOhld} AT D. III
HALL E'TT-On saturday March o. Of nneumona william
oldest son OF Mr. and Mrs A. Iaett agsl 81 years and
ii months
respectfully invited attend the
funeral services from the residence Of his father law
MI T. A. IhOrR AZ last 50tLst, On Monday March ~
at : D. IN.
IHtermcut Iuesiay morning.
HUTCHINSON on FRIDAY March 20, Mary Jane Green,
wife % Arthur r.. Hutchinson
Funeral services At Al angel, Episcopal Church 3lsts
ny pf tut.r, tpt rst March d 1s-6 Fiabeth Alyin.
am LAT.
FHacr ,ervc a. t oeta h1rc en- corner c{ 5t ave-
and ! that on Monday ,ftnrnoon March ~ at o'clock
Friends viii please omit flowers
lntermcnt at the convenience OF the family.
KELLOGG rh,,asv,lle- Ga Tunsd March d Ansel
t,, m aSre d. & a. .A c, Wa, Tstb -
Wn% ,c1 " . iI, u 'O' ''' "
-Nol'''' -''' ''''" a. "''O'" - NE
E-At ~an Diego tai March 10 I779; E0erI Lewis
~. son " ;. any ~ nv 49,, ~ f,rar,l ser
es anu i'e!'s ~ NV ~ ~ ,,t oy rnrlivn
VICES az h5 it' rcNlchCe 700 L'dy't'ed'o' Dio'N1u
~ a,,1 ~ sd,rrhto ,oners rleose copy
Ntoppts -rho' pa, rohr u, ,tor~Is
tticn fr A. H. I e,ni, NJ an Moss a Tho Church OF
IL t,i',,o,r cr 'inr.i,,f Nm a. ,.;0 m
Ipt..-1,i,,t in O..s,.b GO
NJ, tt, cir, rcltio. and frr1s arc rospectfullv in
vited
nr ,-rIn a, r.,,., ,..,, L. go, r,,,. Nt,reb o. S2e
~ lrI m ~ wv. -! ~ 80
iio""'' DI'ic toi u'.N VI -'0"' iON my "90
90 90 y ,atS .. \ ON r,,,-,r ZION,
iiiertt ,, 80, ii,,r o, 80 rl,,,, ,ory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
A Timely Warning.

Of the almost everybody seems to need
and rould take medicine to PURIFY the blood and
tone up the system people BE- too particular
selecting a medicine which PURE and FREE FROM
MERCURY on Potash injurious ingredients which
SO apt to be patent nosrums freely
offered to the public generously pufed" by testi
monials from all ov creation.
Undoubtedly tmedcne to take at this a
good reliable sarsAparlla Of all things Of
curry or potash by the assertion Of the
manufacturer that 1t is vegetable preparation" DO not
be persuaded by otherwise to take sasa
parlla OF any of the socaed Blood Purifiers spring
Medicines etc. YOURSELF the package
positive guarantee that does contain Mercury Potash
or other ingredient No matter how sweet and pleas
ant It may taste clear and beautiful 1t
I9es 1ewarel Mercury Potash may still be there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
crorDs ENJOY TpE FLoWEP SHoW.
.rorrr NOT KEPT AWAY BY BAD wrArnrn-or-

,EopLr Not KEPT AWAY BY BAD WATERPROOF
LECTION TO OPENING TIE PLACE on SUNDAY.
In spite Of the pouring rain OF yesterday the
flower show at the metropolitan Opera House was
crowded throughout the day and evening. People
seemed 10 ind pleasant refuge from the storm and
so len-tncncd their visits. As usual the reg
MAR visitors found plenty that was novel as
well beautiful to see ami admire. new Hcr
Majesty" blossom eXAibition.as we'll as some rare
orchids inc,uduS some that had .ormel at ono time
part OF Mrs Morgans collection. The most remarkab'e
OF these was scarlet the single leaf OF the
flower being hearshapcd. with curling scarlet tchdi
twininG from between the two lobes.
Mr. X under was as ubiq nous ever. but hardly so
eratneI former days. WAcn hecXtended his lease
Of the Opera House for another day and
announced that he would keep the show open on sun
day. 1t done chiefly from desire 20 AFFORD achaee
for seeing ,he exhibition 10 those unable to attend on
nttauce lie therefore resolved to lower the price OF
tickets 10 30 cents, though lie naturally knew
receipts. Much TO ms surprise ne IouI,t LA
this course objectionable To- q, II. warren,
was made 10 Mr.. Klunder by MI Narren on th9 SUI
jet. In fact II was said that NJ warren IeiuNa 10 ~
raised ~ A. former days.
with every desire on my part SAID Mr hInhder
last u!- 10 conduct the affair IN accordance WIN
the directors IDEAS cannot see the )usuce OF lnls
course Ich Mr. Warren has taken. have consulteda
Legal authority an hud an entirely within my rlShiS
In CHARGING whatever sum please for admltttlce'
We mate promise to the public which al TINS Iate
holr cllr,t possibly break should any attempt De
made, lore, close the building shaII take means
L. put my self ght with the public
A. te nour IN the evening 1t was said at the opera
Inns ~ Tho - hibiion would be opened usual 81
O'clock this morning, ana that any one having HIS
cents con 4 purchase a ticket Of admission; ,, 10,
The sabbath Committee compidlhed 10 lhe ponce n'V
nlGht that would be violation OF the law TO htt We
exhibition open today. After consulting counsci "o
police authorities decided not TO interfere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
CAPTAIN WILLIAM GREEN HOWE.

BoSTON, March p (Spccidi)-Captain William
Green Howe. of This city died OF consumption on the
10Th inst Denver Col, where he had just previously
gone the hope OF benehtins his health lie was the
OF NJ. W Tracy Howe, now aresdent Of Cambridge
lie was born in Ohio on October 49, 1888, and was
educated at the Michigan University. After leaving
college he came to Boston. At tho outbreak OF
the he war he left his business and recruited
a company for the Goth Massachusetts Infantry. lie
His regiment accompanied General Buffers expedition
On August 1862 the day of the battle Of Baton Rouge
acting aide to General Thomas Williams, he
carrying an order from one end Of the
line to the other The day was ioggy
and when he returned, the Union Ine
had been driven back and he rode directly into the rebe
lines He attempted 70 escape but was discovered and
fired upon. the second yoey wOundug both his legs ana
killing his horse lie managed to crawl to place or
safety though he again narrowly escaping death by
bullet. When rescued bY his company
Captain Howe refused to have his leg ampu.
tateO, which operation finally became unnecessary,
lie brought back 10 this state on q mattress. lie
Provost Marshal OF the WITH District of Massachu
setts from S63 to the close OF the lie aierWald
engaged IN busuess I'm Chicago burned out In tho
great fire OF ISL and returned Boston whore he had
since remained. Captain Howe married, I'm 1868 Annie
l.. daughter Of T. j. Hale, Of Hayerhlll. She died In
1871 leaving two children. Captain Howe was meul-
Der Of the military order of the Loyal Legion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
BRIC.A.BRAC AND "SCCH An IGNORAMUS As
OLD GEORGE JONES'"
MEANING FAGlN.


The Times continues III It's ordinary venom
and b!dckudid style TO discuss the Morgan vase
subject the puJlic must he weary OF by this time.
The point which requires notice relates the in
fOrnau whom The lanes vauuts TeCkCSsly whose
II idbOTlousy hides from the pubic. or this per
Bon content Urary save that he IL rot bric-a-brac
dealer but gentleman Of high social aud Official
standing 10 THIS reply mat tins anonymous per
BOnage L. certain Nh Chester UOlcOmbr for time
Secretary the American Legation IN China lie
combined the pursuits OF bTlca-DTac dealer with his
Oihcla iuHCuOus ana there much complaint
emma about his using his diplomatic position to port
bric brdc Oh more profitable terms than
other dealers. After This he ceased 10 be Secretary OF
Legation. aud returned to TINS country, bringing
him extensive stock OF brc-a brac tor sale, and an
uncOucedled yet not unnatural jealousy OF the dealers
lie found established here. OF course lie the bus-
ness yet; those who once begin II never seem 10
leave on
Concerning the sale OF this auction Mr. Su
ton bidding Tor MI Walters know nothing more than
the published Idcta. except that Mr. Walters
vase, ana mas paid Tor H. and has any person
that b" hal not bought H. agreed buy It, that he
pad agreed 10 buy IL Tor less that had paid
Tor IL itss sum than that Al which 10 was struck of lie
L. gentleman who keeps his counsel and who never
Ia * ia vain ana All reports that he Ia krd ON This
subject or the other. believe pure false
bOOIs More than JEs Mr. Walter Il a thoruug kuOwer
o. Chinese porcelain, much above Mr.. Chester IIo
cOmbe knowledge Ne The latter Ia superior 10 me re
tRnoramus. SUCH Tor Instance old Mr. Jones of
The LINES much Mr.. Sttuisas Julien Was SUI
rerOr Dr HOcOmDe IN knowledge OF the Chinese Ian
guaKe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
OBITUARY NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27 lSpeciah.-Samuel
H. Davis lumber merchant in this city for sixty years,
died this morning home, No 1,j29 North seventh
ST.. in his seventy ghth year
NEw-HAyEN, March p (SPcctub. Captain C. c. Car
roll q well known coal merchant of MIddletown, was
found dead in bed at o'clock this morning lie re-
turned from business trip N"w-York last evening
ana when he retired the night lie apparently in
good health Heart supposed TO have
been the OF death. He sixty years old, and
largely engaged in the eoasting business.
PHILADELPHIA, March p (SpecidD. Major
william A. Thorp died yesterday at No 2i6 Frankln-s
ia his seyenteth year. lie entered the Army at the
OF the War and the rank Of captain for
gallant conduct In action. He Police Judge for
ten years and served n long term deputy tax col
lector. lie was up TO his death active member Of
the National Guard.
NEwBURG. March 27.-Jacob L. Sconcd, age ninety
one, Of Flshkil Landing. died this morning. He
brgadie in the old militia Of the State enlisted
for tho war Of 1872 but never called into active
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
OBIT UARY.
THE REV. DIR. MASON GRosvEYoR.


The Rev. DR.. Mason GrOsvenor died at Engc-
wood, " j., yesterday. He born in Pomfre Conn,
on April 49, $500. lie prepared for college at Phil
lips Academy, Andover and graduated at Yale
College in 1927 and Yale Theological Seminary in
1881. He OF the founders and original trustees
OF Illinois College the active member in raising funds
for the institution and the secretary OF the Illinois Asso
citation. He ordained "A missionary evangelist in
APRIL 1881, and associated with the Rev. Edward
Becchcr In 1882 In raising funds for Illinois College lie
was installed pastor OF the CONGREGATIONAL Church in
Ashhcld Mass, in 1893. In $50 he became pastor OF
the church in sharon Conn., and In 1910 pastor OF the
church in Hudson. Ohio. In 1S47 he became agent Of
the Society for the Promotion OF Collegiate and TheO
logical Education at the Vest OF which the Rev. Theron
Baldwin secretary and originator. This position nc
held for ak years residing first Springfield and after
ward at New Haven. From 1888 to 1SG3 he pro-
fssOr OF mathematics in Illinois College. In 1853 he
agent for the Ohio Female College and In 1854 he
accepted the general agency OF the Ena Life Insurance
Company at Cincinnati In 500 he took tho chair OF
Professor OF Moral Philosophy and the Evidences OF
Christianity in Illinois College and performed its
duties for eleven without missing slugs day from
ll-heatn He resigned his prOfessorship I'm 1850 lie
received the degree OF D. d. from Illinois College In 1877
Dr. GrOsyenor married on June Is, 1893 I'm Brook
lyn Conn, Esther Della Scarborough. who died at
Pierce Tappnn daughter OF william Tappsn, Of Geneva,
y. Y. she died IN 1888 For some years Dr. GrosvenOr
resided at EnglewOod " j., with his sou, Colonel W. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
spctial No!tsJ.
"AGrcnt Ilicrnry Kvcnt."


Tho snrerb choice and elegant h,~y 81 KUsToN W.
DOpTAN, OF CHICAGO. HI. On EXHIBITIONS TCE-'
DAY M9KNING at the LEAVTFr Art GALLfEIF5,
757 ana $50 broadway. The r.Y includes 1HiRiY IL
LUAIINED MAJ UsCEITTs. VELLUM tle aost splendid
Of which are tho HOURS or 1ITr BLESSED VIRGIN ana
BOCCAC CLOS FALL or PRINCES. IN Old Fre1'h, with
NINETY FOUR SEPARATE JoiIiaturs IN" BlBLIA
PAUPERUNE consisting Of forty leaves Of roughly ox
ecuted drawing, Of Testament aub,,cts The CRJIk
SUANKIANA nearly 100 numbers. proof India paper.
CLAUDE LDRRAIN rs LIBnN VEM TAI H.. II ~.
EWs GALL tHY large paper proc: before letters Ini6
DANTE 20 copies only printed The . Conie5 OF la ron
tame " Boccaccio with tie GRANELOT PLATES PfiIo,
DemtIol's COPY II the "PUCELL Of N0LIAlkE,
DORAT'5 RAT~ERS and FABLEs. SGLVE-TtbS
PALEOGRAPHY. The wonderful HIND PANTHEON
thirty water color painting % the Great East IN "a
Delt!esl f RST FOLIO sHAKE5PEAHE SAPOLt,OA'o
FGY pr KINGSBORDTGa'S MEXICAN ANTIQUITIES.
GOULD'S ORNATHoLDGICAL WORKS. = niaue c2p.es
SUAkESPEARA. 1888 Pt GA onl me Ioo5 hpltNA
vOCABULARC MEXICAN, Dot1 printed IN tho CITY OF
Mexico over bundled ago most 81 which arc
elegantly and expensively bound.
PRINTS.
FOUR HUNDRED LOTS FINE EXAMPLES by emil
nont etchers.
The whole TO be sold by auction on MONDAY TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY and THU RoDAY ADrH >. 8. and :. 1886
commencing az 2 80 and 30 O'Clock. EACH DAY.
HENRY c. MERRY, AUCTIONEER
GEORGE A LEAVlTT& co,
SCatalosue $50 pages l.5lO lots PRICESl.