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THE LIBRARY OF the Interior department. has
been removed to q room In the northwest
corner of the building fronting ON G street.
APPoINTED.-TheP Postmaster General to-day
appointed Gen. w. Deatherage, of Missouri, q
post Office inspector.
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AUCTION SALES.
WAITER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucuoneer>

"ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucuoneer.
WORKS OF ART. .
THREE COLLECTIONS
OIL PAINTINGS,
By Eminent European and American Masters.
WATER COLORS,
BY English, French, and Roman Schools.
RARE OLD EN- RAWLINGS,
By BartAlozx.
MODERN ENGLISH STEEL ENGRAVINGSs
ETCHINGS, PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Colored in Water colors.
COMBINATION OF THREE DISTINCT OWNERS.
To Be Sold Without Regard to Cost.
Two Of the owners now living In Europe.
Bale commencing MONDAY. MARCH FIRST, at
EIGHT r NJ, and continuing TUE s pa ana "a
THREE O'CLOCK IN The AFTERNOON and
EIGHT p NJ, at the SCOTT ART GALLERY. WILL
LARD HALL.
Now on Free Exhibition Day and Evening.
f2J-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts
FTYHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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FINANCIAL.

PRINCE 81 WH1rEns.
STOCK BROKERI
IS o nFHfn9 aSsnue. New York.
$50 18th street (CorcOran Buildng), Washington.
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHRELT ii. CRUGER OAKLRX
MAYNARD &. EYRE.
HENRY III. DODGE, Washington, D. c.
WILLIAM r. TRAvERS, Special Partner.
Buy and sell on commission all classes OF Railway
Securities.
H II. DODGE Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re.
garding the markets received through our wires in
stantly, direct from the New York Stock Exchange
4 Ii orders executed and reported promptly. je1
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The District In Congress.
SITES FOR SrArIrrS

SITES FOR STATUES
In the Senate today the resolution providing
that the circle now occupied by the Peace mon
ument and the circle at the Intersection OF
Maryland avenue with the Capitol grounds on
the west snail De reserved for statues Of Christie
pher Columbus and Lafayette was reached. IL
provides for the removal of the Peace monu-
ment 70 the reservation at the intersection Of
Connecticut avenue, Doth and @ streets, and
tina: q site shall be selected for the proposed
Garfield statue instead OF the circle at the in
tol grounds. The matter of Selecting new
site for the proposed Garfield statue IS LEFT TO
the President of the senate, Secretary OF War
the Cumberland. The resolution directing the
removal OF the Peace monument the selection
Of q new site for the GARFIELD statue and the
reservation OF the two circles Immediately
west of the Capitol grounds for statues Of
Columbus and Lafayette was adopted by q vote
OF 81 to IL.
THE AoUEDUcr BRIDGE.
On motion Of Mr.. Butler, the Senate to-day
adopted a resolution directing the Secretary Of
War to cause to be made careful examination
Of the Aqueduct bridge at Georgetown, and re-
port its present condition, especially as to its
safety for ordinary travel when the aqueduct is
ST. AIMS INFANT ASYLUM.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Ingalls, presented
petition from the Sisters Of Charity having
charge OF st. AIMS Infant asylum, asking for
an increase of the annual appropriation for
that institution. The annual appropriation of
$4,000, they declare, is Inadequate. In view of
an average increase OF from fifty to sixty little
inmates to one hundred and twenty-five. Re
ferred to the appropriations committee.
THE BATTLE OF BULL BUN.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, in the Senate to-day pre-
sented resolutions from post No. %. Grand
Army Of the Republic, at Council Bluffs, pro-
testing against the exhibition at the national
capital of a panorama OF the battle of Bull
Run, showing the success of traitors and the de-
feat of the loyal men," Also demanding ''of all
loyal members OF Congress that they pass an act
Immediately prohibiting the display OF treason
on American soil at the national capital" Re-
ferred to the military committee.
URGING AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE HOUSE OF
MERCY.
Judge Hagner and Mrs. Senator Edmunds ap-
peared before the House appropriation commit
tee to-day to urge the appropriation of $4,000
to pay off all outstanding Indebtedness of the
House of Mercy of the District Of Columbia.
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Mr.. THEo. T. GURNEY, of Chicago, who is
in the city, will, it is said, be soon nominated
controller of the currency.
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Chicago Special to the New York Tribune.
Andrew F. Bradley, the editor Of q weekly
paper which is published as the democratic
organ OF the colored race, is an applicant for the
position OF recorder OF deeds in the District OF
lass. He is employed in the city health depart
ment and is q member OF the corps Of inspec-
and held the position tor several years. In
1879 ss aspired TO . county commissionership,
but only received three votes In the convention.
came an independent subsequently coming out
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ATTORNEYS.

~ firm of Newton d. Berrymanl, Attorney at Law
Solicitor in Equity, Conyeyancer and Examiner OF
Titles 10 Real Est ate, SOP + st. NV. d26-3m
IT J. BAXTER, ATTORNEY-A-LAW, LATE
u Chief Law Clerk Interior Department. Twenty
in the civil service Practices before the Courts
Committees of Congress and Departments. Room 81.
LeDroit Building. cor. Sth and SITS. NV. d1-3m%
CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-
~ Law Practices in all the Courts. Office 400
Louisiana avenue Barbour Law Buildingl Residence
No. 1889 9th street northwest seq I-t;m
NJ II. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
No Rooms and 4, Gunton Law Building
412 louisiana avenue
Residence. S13 T st. NV Inh29
CAMUEL II. WALKER
- US Commissioner, Notary Public and Attorney
Tor Rents
w CSC louisiana ave. next to CITY p. O.
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Affairs I'm West Washington.

AT THE CABINET MEETING to-day Chinese
matters and the subject of department &C
counts were considered.
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AssIGNEEs SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON-
TENTS OF TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
No 1920 F STREET NORTHWEST
On SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWEEN
TY-sEvENTH. 1856. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
at store No. 1920 street northwest, will sell the
entire contents. as partly enumerated below:
English Cloths for Suitings, Overcoats and Pants.
Show Racks and Tables
Nearly New Miller Safe.
Cutting Tables, Sewing Machine
Tailors' Furnishings
Brussels Carpets, Portieres, &C.
Terms cash.
JACKSON II. RALSTON. Assignee.
f25-2t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
TTyHOMAS DOWNING Aucfioneor
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Il HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WAsHI NGTON d. C. 6723 18th It y and in
Ale Principal Cities New terms begin now. Free
IrEli Lessons TO show our method. fIS
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

IIRAKAU ER AND c. D. PEASE Il CO. =.==--,
IN Pianos Burdett Organs The bestes- ~
ressonable-price Pianos. Rent tuning. rel -
pair at q. IL kUHNS. 407 10th st. NV fl3
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ngNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON STREET, BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRU- -
AIRY TWENTY-FIVE, 1885, at FIVE3$N
O'CLOCK p NJ, we will sell, in trout Of the
PART OF LOT g. SQUARE 361,
Being the eastern % feet front of said lot by depth
of LOB feet inches to an alley.
Terms: one-thrd cash: balance in and two
years. Notes to bear six per cent interest payable
semiannualiy and to be secured by deed of trust
all cash at option OF purchaser deposit of 500 re-
CURED at time OF sale Conveyancing, &C.. ut pur
chasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten days,
otherwise the right reserved resell the property at
the risk and cost of the deaulting purchaser after
five days public notice of such resale in
paper published in Washington, D. c.
f1S-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS
So THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
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SPECIALTIES.


IlROF- CLAY, CI-AIRVoYANT AND ASTROIr
\ osist can De consulted On business love and
t.iIEGny- ALI trouble call Satisfaction guaranteed
Zee 30 cents f2rlors IOi Mass ave. between Isl and
"a SIS n W Hours, a m To . p IN f246ts
NINE ROSS THE RELIABLE CIAIRVOYANP
wi and Astrologfst, has been consulted on Business
Love and MAtrl1nony for "A this city; all IN
trouble et satisfaction guaranteed Office hours 10
70 D.m- Fee 1Uc- and 81 3l2 First E. Capt.
iol Hill fl:S
IL IA FNEsSS. IT'S CAUSES AND CURE. BYONE
/whO was deaf twsnty-eight years Treated BIZ
OF The noted specialists of the day with
ut Cured himself IN three months, and since then
hundreds of Others By same process. plain simple
anu successful home treatment. Address
2;tiIthSl-w T-sPAGk, 10 kGs: 18th St N City.
nKAND NINE SELDEN. 1871 18TH ST y w
H. Established lS)J- special treatment ladies':
Tene4IeS prompt and rellble advice free and conf
dentlAI terms reasonable Call write f,-:Sw<
nR LEON. THE OLDEST EsTABIISHED AND
only reliable Ladies' Physician in the cy can be
c,,usulted daily iS4 ST. bet. Al. and 9th SIS n W.
Prompt treatment Correspon defce and cOusuta-
TONS strictly confidential SEPARATE for ladies'
Ouice always open fi52ws
IDILEs-DR- AUHLEMAN CURES PILLS. BY
direct treatment without the OF knife calsc
or ug.lture- cure guaranteed Can lie consulted az
10 OF IL "a ~ NOM . 90 pm apSrllnls
NgGE- BECOME TELLS ALI. THE EVpNTSOF
WI LlFE All business confidential Ladies and ,en-
tsnen 90 cents each aus street, tween An aud
Llb streets northwest rsv9rttnxs
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NALI. OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES.
~ OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER.
Washington, d. c.. Feby 18th, 1886.
No - Is hereby given that on SATURDAY,
Ma SIXTH, 1856, the Fish Wharf Privileges in
Wa. )ton, and the Fish Stalls in GEORGETOWN will
be so at public auction for the OF one year from
March LIST, 1856, as follows:
AZ TWO O'CLOCK PM, on the premises, six Fish
stalls In the Georgetown Market House to the highest
bidder. Terms, cash in advance
Also, at THREE O'CLOCK PM, ON THE SAME
DAY, on street, between 7th and 9th streets north
west In front OF the fish stalls of the Washington Cen
teri Market, all rights and privileges granted al
lowed by the laws OF the Corporation of Washington
10 establish WharveS or docks for landing. cleaning
and the sale Of Fish in the city of Washington and
wharf or dock shall be deeuied eligible situated
at some point the north side of Potomac river
between street east and 18th street wes to the
highest bidder.
Terms: One hundred dollars to be paid on the day
OF SALE and the residue to be paid within five days
from day Of sale.
G. J. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, U.S.A.,
Engineer Commissioner. DC.
THOS. DOWNING Auctioneer f25-lOt
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ssr!'HE wAvERLY" "a
ATLANTIC CITY, FfA3
open al the year san parlor, hot and cold :.ix
sea baths. heated.
fi13niS Mrs mo I. BRYANT
1 TLASTIC CITY. " J.-"COLONADE~ a
L opens February i5th for spring trade ycA2
Heated by steam. One block from depot li. .TS
address e. g. LEFLER- 623 18th ST. NV. N--om
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ton case against w. HI. Dempsey for presenting
fraudulent vouchers on the Navy department
attorney entering nolle pros, and District At
torney Worthington has been notified of the
fact This leaves Mr.. Dempsey clear.
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+ A 9 EE ssss
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60 / Il e ssss Err ssss

DRESS AND CLOAK CLASPS in five hundred new
and fashionable designs in Oxidzed. Bronze Copper,
elsewhere SO and 75c, offered for Csc. for Feb
aB- The PALAIS ROYAL has gained and Keeps its
great reputation partly by Direct Importation of
buy.
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81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until MONDAY, FIRST MARCH,
same hour and place, f25-dSds
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SUMNER RESORTS.

'INIE OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY. A.
Il y. j. open Winter and summer Hot S:HA7
ami Cold sea Water Baths ia the House .aE 1
livery modern Improvements; fine OCEAN View ~ lIn.l
One ~Iare of the New lrOE Pier Heated by steam
Aid open Craze fires. r2o-tu III, ) ON
E,NOR EEST-AT OCEAN GROVE, n. j. TWO
II Cottages eight and ten rooms. fully fur 1
nshea- pure water, cenGented cellars, sewer YEXAY
Connection, location central, block from ..if
TIE beach Also Building Lotfor sale adjoining a0v4e
Address 1926 COrcoran fstGeo2t<
YI'O RENT-FOR THE SUMNER ORA
L longer. AT Bristol, K l., the residence ofvENA9
the Lite John Il Gardner al Ferry Hill. A.sstt
lArse furnished shOIse and grounds. stable, " har
. thlns houses, &c For particulars apply EDEOE
EItH4OND, Real Estate Broker Providence, Il. /.
f24+5.
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ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
3 u. M, 34.8; am, $50; IL a M, $50:
2 Pm, 1913. Maximum. 41.7. Minimum, $40.
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c. and C. means COLA RS AND CUFFS. Just
received-10O dozen FRENCH PERCALE COLLARS,
with CUFFS to match. Colored Stripes Checks Dots,
ETC.. 15c set These goods being French Percale. We
can guarantee them fast cOlOrs. Beware OF cheap
domestic goods which not fast colors.
ALSO OFFER FOR FEBRUARY "a, IS AND 28,
the NEW CLERICAL" CAPE COLLARS, White.
4 for 25c
So The PALAIS ROYAL has gained and keeps It's
great reputation partly by offering GENUINE BAR
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-22

Representative Cobb, chairman of the
house committee on public lands, is
credited with saying that "if MIR. Sparks
lives he will stay where he is until the
close of Mr.. Cleveland's term" Before
giving utterance to this opinion Mr.
Cobb had interviewed the president and
the presumption is that he spoke With
authority. As Mr.. Sparks gives no
symptoms of approaching dissolution,
there is every reason to believe that he
Will remain with us in the flesh until
the democratic president lays down the
burdens of Office. The theory that the
administration is in any way displeased
with MIR. Sparks cruelty to westerners
is entirely gratuitous offering upop
the part of fair minded and Justice los.
ing sufferers upon the public domain .
Because Sparks is committing erievous
outrages upon defenceless class OF
people is no evidence that he is not il,
accord with his superiors. He is beng
sustained and will continue to be sus.
tanned. 1t is not part of the confed-
crate policy to assist IN the develop.
mept OF the new northwest and SO long
as Sparks places stumbling blocks in
the way of our prairie pioneers he is
solid in his seat.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-22
BOWEN & KINGsBURY, Propts.

Senator Edgerton's address to the
president OF the United States, elsewhere
published, Is an Intelligent condemnation
OF most of the arguments advanced
during several years past in behalf of the
division of Dakota and the admission of
| the southern half into the union. 1t is
our case boiled down and concentrated
into quarter OF an hours space, and if
the arg ument did not convince the presi-
dent OF The justice of our claims, he
does not possess those elements of hight
uud Justice which have been credited to
him. We OF Dakota are familiar with
the arg nment, because we have made ii
a study for years and have wandered
through time and space studying up the
case and convincing ourselves that we
are only following law and precedent in
our Efforts to secure the right OF Ameri-
can citizenship. And after listening to
| this presentation OF the statehood mat
ter the president must be convinced of
| I'll which we are convinced of, and
| unless violent partlsanshlp is the con-
trolling force within him he can but act
III accordance with the facts as present
ed uy Senator Edgerton, IN behalf of
the Dakota delegation. Upon the sub
lect OF this address the st. Paul PIONEER
Press speaks editoiially.
1t is to be hoped that larger type
copies OF Judge Edgertou's statement OF
the Dakota Question, made yesterday To
the president, Wilt be placed Ill the
hands OF the gentlemen who are just
now SO active III thulr opposition 80 the
admission of the territory to statehood.
1t is also to be hoped that these ger tie
men will study the same with diligence
IL IS difficult to see how fair. minded
mon, unbiased by purely partisan
motives, can longer oppose an act of
simple justice. Judge Edgerton's pre-
sentatlon of the case was clear, logical
and exhaustive. 1t showed the utter
baselesEness of the assertion that the
peop!e uf Dakota have attempted any
thing revolutionary and unwaIranted by
precedent. Ga the contrary, not step
has been taken that Is not justified by
law and Sy history It showed. also.
that as the matter of division, majority
of the people are in favor of it Finally,
it brought out clearly the many facts
concerning the material prosperity, pop
nlation and the like on which the claim
tor statehood is based The case of Da
kota is before the public. Will demo-
cratic house of representatives. dare to
deny its justice?
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-22

Senator Van Wyck, of Nebraska, has
introduced bill providing for the pre-
vention of the"demonetizatio of Ameri-
Can coin by certain persons OF the
United States" which bill, by his re-
quest, was laid on the table for the pres
ent. In introducing this bill Mr.. Van
Wyck SAID the senator from Vermont
(Mr. MorrilD had on the day previous
remarked that no parties in or yut OF the
government were seeking to demonetIze
silver. But, on the contrary, Senator
VanWyck said, "even now, and for some
time, there had been some determine.
ton or conspiracy on the part of capital
to demonetlze silver and to violate the
laws aud the constitution. Some years
ago some of the national banks of New
York made an attempt to demonetjzs by
ostraclslng silver, out as they were the
immediate creators OF the law, they had
shrewdly calculated the hazard of the
venture" The wedge now, he said, was
to be entered in q different shape. Capi-
tai was armlng itself against the laws
and against the almost universal sentiy
meut aud prosperity of the people. 1t
was bold and deliberate stroke, made
with malice aforethought, against the
interests of the masses aud against
labor, for which sew re penalties have
been provided. Against those who de-
bated this question why should not ade-
quate punishment be provided, especial
ly for those who we're seeking not merely
its debaseme but its complete over
throw? Capital, by its ex,
travagant and illegal demands, was
arousing storms that it professed to
dread and when it succeeded, as it surely
would, in forcing stern and active pro.
test, it would then appeal for protection
to the government whose laws it had sci
at defiance.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-22

all
w
ngive2ou PRESCRIPTION -' A"-'
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-22

Of the lsre Fargo convention the
Fargo Sun has this to cay:
The convention has proved about as
complete farce as anybody could have
done. No one was willing to own that
he had anything TO do with calling it,
and we cannot blame them much tor
being ashamed of it.
The Ordway gang were well organized
for mischief, but the convention was
such perfect travesty that they hardly
showed their hands further than trying
To get the Legislature next winter to
make an appropriation 10 pay their
| board and liquor bills while here. = +
more imbecile, stale, fat and unprofit-
| able gathering was never held In north
Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-22

1t is announced that Boynton is to
address the house committee on terri
tories in behalf of the Ordway-Freder-
icks bill for compulsory enabling act
for all of Dakota. 1t is time to com
mence trembling for our country when
the machine agent of Lincoln county
strides the floor of committee room in
the guise of an orator.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-22

1t is said that Governor Larrabee, oi
Iowa, will restore State Auditor Brown
to the position from which he was de-
posed by the state militia, acting under
the order of Governor Sherman.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-22

Dakota senators are now permitted to
occupy places among the senators from
the states, Judge Edgerton by virtue OF
his former position as United States
senator from Minnesota, and Judge
Moody by SPECIAL resolution passed by
the senate
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-22

Excelsior Drug Store
EST BLISH led IN 1869.
Purdy & :Brecht,
SUCCESSORS TO PURDYl
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
pura
DC,
isne
excelsior Book Store. ---WhoIesaIe and Retail

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
We continue to offer to our many
patrons ali the new and popular works
Of the day at eastern prices. In this de,
partmeat may be found everything re-
CURED Gn the stationery linsl in the
Office. store or choel house. Writing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-22

paper, envelopes and blank books made
q especially. We also carry the larges,
stock of WWALA PAPERS Rs
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut SITS.
PURDY 4 BREOHT.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
TIE COUHTS.
DAVIDSON AND THE GILL ESTATE

Before the death of John Gill, the wealthy
unatc July - lst, Jamss j. Martin. as com mitee
OF estate obtained Judgment for S52.5lS 70 against
Alice auG Harriet Woo Oihl. the two En. .lish scrvsnts
who lived with Tho Oil widower Ia his house In East
Twcntysixtlst. ant induced him 10 give them deed
OF Ibis property on which they raised money mort
gage. with this money and with valuable securities
given to them by Gin they disappeared. After Gu
died, his Robert his administrator paid to Deputy
sheriff Peter McGnness 80 Or fees and charges on an
execution against The property OF hosc women, which
had duly issued TO sheriff Davidson upon the Judgment
and McGiuhrss, II Is alleged, promised to return
the execution lu-a'isd' "a. Although tho sheriff and
lis officers entitled any Zee by law Mr., GH
.ayr that Nctiue-s re-ei to make return or the exc
cution unless hc Wa paii. aud the money was gwen
HIM to avoid delay AMI expense NcGinness dll not
make the rrtru and refused - pay back the 30 ana
claimed male levy on debts due the "c-
PENDANTS by certain banks In this city lnclpng n py
Dock SAVINGS Iusfi'uUOn. Justice lngrahan, OF INC
Superior Court made order directing that tis money
he pad back hy NcGinu~ss. sheriff Davidson having
suca TIE Dry Dock savings Institution Tor the recovery
100 deposited there by the W0olha s5ters. tle
afminisfraO has obtained frou Chief JNiSc S"dS
wick III order drC rtu- mat that suit DC Discontinued
upou payment u costs tD the bank ana OF whatever
cG- are re repr~sen' lt!ves Oi the dnscnndnS
oYsherf The officers of the back had expr ssed thclr
rc inr,, to vay m money deposited with them 20 tHo
administrator a. "a" suii orongnt Dy Mt DAVID
SOC as sheriff. should be discontinued.