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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BROS. Auctioreera

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT ON nth STREET.
BETWEEN AND n STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of a deed of trust. duly recorded in -
Liber No 1923. folio 400, ct seq, one of the :3
land records of Washington county, in the Dis LII
trict of Columbia. we Will sell on THURSDAY, the
TWENTY, HIH day Of OCTOBER, Al. 1856,
the premises all that piece or parcel of land situate
and being I'm the city of Washington District OF
Columbia. and known upon the ground plat or plan OF
the city OF Washington as and being the north halt
of. lot numbered twenty-seven co in square num-
bered nine hundred and seventy-seven t91 together
with all the appurtenances. rights, privileges i'm
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Terms: One-third of purchase money in cash: bal
ance Ill equal insa m ents al six twelve and eighteen
months notes to bear six cent interest per annum
payable semiannually, and to be secured by deed OF
trust on premises. or all cash at option OF purchaser
deposit OF 500 required at time of sale. convey
apclng, &c. at purchasers cost Terms to be COM
Piled wi in ten days, otherwise ri!ht reserved TO
resell al the risk and of the deiauing purchaser
after five dayss public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published III Washington, D. G.
HENRY II. BEtaiMANN. lrr,..oos
CHRISTIAN q. LEDERER, ! Aiu'ee''
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
FJNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
DIRECT CONSIGNMENT
MISCELLANEOUS STANDARD
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
FROM
BRISTOL. ENGLAND,
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
AT MY ROOMS, ELEVENTH ST. AND PA. AVE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
OCTOBER 1S AND 10. 1856,
COMMENCING AT 7:3O O'CLOCK.
BOOKS NOW READY FOR EXAMINATION.
oc12-6t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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DANESHowER s SOY t.,.,. and Insurance
| TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY SIX-ROOM
BRICK DWELLING. No. 1908 STREET

TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-sTORY SIX-RODM
BRICK DWELLING. No 1908 U STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed oftrus dated June 18th. A. IN
d. 1885, and duly recorded in Iioer No. 1,l32, imA
folio 1874 seq. of the land records of the T.:
District q Columbia and by direction OF the party
thereby secured subscribers will sell at public auc
ton, in front of the premises on MONDAY. the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF o. TOBER, A. u. 1885. at
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described Real
Estate. to wit: Sub-iot numbered n, in r r. Ber-
toms recorded subdvlsi of original Lot numbered l.,
in square numbered 1872 together with the building
and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest at six per
cent; deferred payments to be secured by deed OF
trust property all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser y deposit of 500 required at time OF
sale. If terms o. sale not complied with within
days after the day of sale property TO be resOd
at the risk and expense OF defauting purchaser All
cOnVeyanCing at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM w. DANENHUWER lrr,,,.os
WASHINGTON DANkNHOWER, ! ii's'ees
THOS. BOWLING, Auct. Oc7-dSds
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PASTOR SrAUNToN HEARTILY SoRRY.-Pas.
tor Stanton, recently convicted by the Brook.
lyn presbytery, was called before them FRI
day and told IL he would confess guilt he would
be permitted 10 remain in the presby tery.
This he refused, when the same ofer WAS 70
newed, upon tins condition, which Stauntoa
accepted, 'if guilty of any or ali the charges
specified, he was heartily sorry therefor"
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Sxow IN THE MouxTAINs.-Tbe first snow

Snow IN THE MoUNTAINs.-The first snow Of
the season fell In New Hampshire Saturday
forenoon. Mount Moosilank, Mount Prospect
and the sandwich range were covered. A snow
storm occurred In the Catskills Saturday morn
ing. There was = lively fall OF snow In several
parts OF Rockland county. NY. Saturday after.
noon, and from an inch TO an inch and q quar-
ter OF snow was found In some places yester-
day morning.
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FIGHTING WITH GLovEs.-Charley Reed, q
Buffalo, and John Brindy, OF Omaha, fought
thirty-three rounds In a glove contest in Chi.
cago Saturday night ana both men were badly
punished. Reed Wac the winner. Tom Hinch,
OF Chicago. and Mchenry johnson, a colored
pugiiist Of Baltimore, fought ten rounds with
hard gloves al Milwaukee,, Wis, saturday
night and the fight was declared draw.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
N DELAW ANE AVENUE. NEAR THE
CAPITOL PAkk.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER e-f%
TN EN- G-Fi L III. iSHtj.at HALFPASTF FOUR b.
O'CLOCK. IN from oi The premises by virtue -
Deed OF lrusi dated July ist. 49,. and duly re-
corded IN Liner No 1907. folio No. 4.Jj ct spt we
shali sell lot lettered - OF subdivision by
ALry v hilton AID others, OF certain lois ill squar
No. tiS6 fronting 81 ard 4ZlUUths feet ON Delnw are
avenue between north b ana streets, with the M
pIoVenleuts consist NJ q: three-siOry brick house
Terms of sale: Oi'sthrd OF purchase money cash:
the balance III two equai instruments one two
years irsin day OF sale with Interest. for which the
notes secured by deed of trust the premises sold
shall be yven- deposit of SluO will be required
when eat h lot II bid of All conveyaucing al pur-
ehasers cost Trustees reserve the right resell the
property at pur iser risk If terms OF sale be
complied with within ten days
WM. Il. PALMER, l,
oc1 1-d&ds WM. III. McEIFKESH, I Alus'ees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rOxuI~C .,,.,onao-

IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH, -
at \ LF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, Will sell. on I:.:U
the premises. part of Lot ~, Square I2l 'front.'
ing l6 feet the east side OF Second street by
of 1l5 feet to 3O-foot-wide alley, being No 316
Second street northeast. improved by three-stofy
Frame Dwelling House containing seven rooms
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER, Lot adjoining,
fronting 20 feet by depth of 1l5 feet to 3Ofoot-
wide alley.
Terms: One-third cash: balance In one and two
years. secured by deed of trust the property SOLO
cash. at option of purchaser deposit Of $50
at the time Of sale. All conveysncing at purchasers
cost. Oc13-dtS
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RATHER THAN MEET HIS CREDITORS HE
KILLED HIMsELF.-Stephen l.. Fogg once a
wealthy de Aler in ship furnishing goods at No.
% Fulton street, New York city, Jumped from
secOnd-stOry window OF his residence No 2S
Halsey street, Brooklyn, Saturday night, and
was killed. He was unfortunate in business
and Saturday night was 10 have met his credi-
tors, to whom he owed about $4,000
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THE FRENCH DEPUrATIoN DELAYEp.-Tbe
departure of the General Transatlantic Line
steamer La Bretagne, Capt. De Jousselin which
York, has been delayed by storms Among
her passengers are the French deputation APP
pointed to attend the dedication VI Bartholdi's
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PROPOSALS.
IOROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
l. BLADENSBURG ROAD.
OFFICE THE COMMISSIONERS,

v)ROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
Il bLADENSBURG ROAD
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
WASHINGTON. ID. G., October I2th, 1855
Seaed Proposals will be received at his office until
IWElNE O'CLOCK NJ. ON TUESDAY,. OCTOBER
NlNEIEENTH. 1856 for Improving BadenSburg
Road nom BOUNDARY street 10 Queens Chapel road
or Is tar "a the funds allotted will permit
Blank forms of proposal and specifications can be
gether with ali necessary Information, aud only bids
upon these forms will be considered
Inc right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids
parts of bids WILLIAM LUDLOW,
ocl2-6t Engineer Commissioner d. c.
DROPUSAIS FOR TEARING DOWN BUILD
II INGS. CLEANING BRICK. ETC.
OYBICH COMMISSIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING las
EAST CAPIrUL STREET.
WASHINGTON, October 4th 1886.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE until
TWELVE O'CLOCK Nj. ON WEDNESDAY, OC"TOL
Der TN FNTIETH. 1885, for tearing down the fol-
lowing named buildings cleaning and piling the bricks
from the same. and taking out cellar and foundation
walls:
Pennsylvania ave. se-Nos. lO7 u.s. 49, III, 123
12J l26. l25. l2S, 129. I34. l38, l:3S.
a st se--Nos l23, 123 l4l. l43, I45. l47.
No. 10 Il
LIST st s.e.-Nos 2. IL, IA, TO- Is. 90 100
East Capitol st--Nos. lU3, los. IOT, lO9.
s. 10. L. l6. 80.
Bids for the tearing dow n of the horses in each
square will be received separately. Specifications
may be seen at this office.
r. O C. LAMAR.
EDWARD CLARK,
y X. SPUFFORD,
q
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NEWCOMB & LOGAN, Auctioneers.
~ 1916 street n. W.

SIRE. T NoRrHWEST, nY AucTioN. l.
On TUESDAY: OCToBER NINETEENTI. ss.sts
very neat honjs being numbered 1lSahd 2l2l &sA
best a pe 1et eac nres1
papered throughout III xceIlen neghbor hood
DESTROYS Of securing pleasant and com, ortabe home
Terms easy sloo on each ,, nSu e a! sale
oc15.16, ls,19-4t Auciioneefs
FINE IhRhE-sToKY MANsARD ROOF AND
s "a t1RIH BE5cK i HWE LII No so7
b gAsE 81, y Bn Ok DWELLING. No. 800 G
N n LET n n; at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell
In front OF the premises. Gl
LOT ). IN SQUARE 533
This Lot fronts street. between Sd and AZ Streets
a RrcS E two prs e.ns BY two
OF The best built and convenient brick dwellings,
In the city, being three-story and masard brick
with large cOIulnodiuus Dir, basement This dwelling
has all The modern convenences, containing eleven
bedrooms and two bathrooms. large parlor. dining
room library buffers pantry and kitchen Oh first
floor basement kitchen, laundry. Store and rooms
concretd aud paved House in perfect ORDER furnace
and range clstern y hrstclass RESIDENCE in every
partleular Lo has front Of ~. 1UI2 feet on c
street ana an average depth Of about lO1 feet to 80
foot alley.
basement brick dwelling, No. 800 ST. adjoining the
above containing seven bed large paror.
dining room and kitchen. trout 20 6-12 feet on G
to n fs oo m TSs Of spo feet
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance one and two years.
notes 10 Dear SIX per cent Interest payable seniai
nualiy, and TO be secured by deed of trust; or all
cash. at OPP ION OF purchaser. deposit of $500
dc. az purch sers cost. Terms TO be complied with
lii tel days. otherwise right reserved TO resell at risk
and cost oil defaultg purchaser, five days pub
lie notice of such resale newspaper published
IN G5sHaE0 pSssc ssa * Esps
TI,Hos. E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auct.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON FL RST STRt,ET
NORTH, IN THE CITY OF WAsHINGTON, D.
C.. BEING HOUSE NUMBERED lI22 FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST, CORNER OF FIRST
AND +, ERCE STREETS
BY virtue OF certain decree made by the Su- "A
preine Court o. the District of Columbi on the in.
numbered sS7s, 1 viii. on TUESDAY, TaE
NINETEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1855 nj
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. in front Of the
premises, offer TOR sale al public auction the high
est ana best bidder al those premises and parcels Of
ground situate IN the city vi Washington. District
aforesaid, and known the ground plan of the said
city as all oil original oi numbered thirtyhree 1881
square numbered FIVE hundred and Airy seven (567
These p emises front 50 feet street W. and
run back ~ fe.t on Pierce street. being the inter-
section OF those streets, aud are improved by sub
stan TIA three-s CRY brick dwelling.
The terms OF sale are "a OF the purchase money cash.
and the remainder III three equal payments. at one
two and three years from date OF sale with interest
secured TO the satisfaction vi the trustees deposit Of
5000 Will be require at time OF sale; conveyancing
sale shall not be complied with In 10 days from day
OF sae then resale at risk and Of deauting pur
chaser.
oee-dts JOHN w. PILLING Trustee.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers

X
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE ANp LOT, ON JEFFERSON STREET.
NEAR WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN. ID.
{.
By viriure of deed of trust duly recorded in 80
Lber No loss folio 2o4. ell seq of the land - II
records of Washington county in the District OF
Columbia, we Will sell on FRIDAY, THE TW ENiI-
NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. ID. 1886, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK J.. Nj, in front of the premi-
ses all that piece parcel of land situate and being
III the city OF Georgetown in the district of Columbia,
and known upon the ground plat plan Of said city
OF GeOrgetown. as and described follows Beginning
for the same the east line OF jefferson
point three hundred feet north from north line of
Water street, and running thence east hundred
ana four 1ee thence north eighteen Ieet; hence west
one hundred aud four feet anu thence south eighteen
feet to the place OF beginning. together with ali and
singular the appurtenanceS, rights privileges. i'm
provements and other here ditanents the same
longing or iii any wise appertain!nE.
lerms: One third OF purchase money cash: balance
In equal nstalment at six, twelve and eghteen months
notes 10 bear per cent able annually
and To be secured by decd OF trust premises sod
all Cash at option of chaser. deposit of SlUO
time OF sale. Conveyancny &C. at cost of purchaser
Terms 10 be complied with In ten days Use rig
reserved to resell at risk and cost of de,uIting
chaser after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington d. G..
CHRISTIAN q. LEDEKEk, r,...
Oc15-eO6dS HENRY II. BERGMAN. iIunteeS
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TnE SMAKr BUYER Is DEAD

Tur SnArr BUYER Is DEAD
Unto the fact are this season Offering special
Inducements in RELIABLE AND STYLISH
CLOTHING of all grades In quality and make you
will find stock ali that could be desired We
make a point handle such garments OILY as are
strictly first class in material and Workmanship
We sell yon AN elegant Cheviot Suit at $3.50 that
~Oulk be cheap al $1,000.
We sell you ATWOOD Cashmere Suit atslOOO
that would be "a bargain at SI4OO
We sell you extra fine Cashmere Suit at sl2.5O
thai you canno, mach any Shere under $3.50.
We Sc! fine Prince Albert Suit. silk faced at
$500 that would be cheap a. $1,000.
We sell you a better Prince Albert at $500 that is
really worth $500.
We sell you an Atwood Fall overcoat at 81. so. A
very fine one ~ $1,000
We have AN extra large line of Suits for Boys from
Is TO Is years old. from S5.OOup.
We lave a full line Of Boys Fall and Winter Over
Coats. from 50. 40 up 10 $500
For Children from I3 years Old suits with Short
Pants. at $3.50. 1915. $500. $3.50. $500. $3.50.
which We guarantee he 10 per cent less than you
Can buy them elsewhere
We have a iuli line of Odd Pants. from Sl5Oup
GIVE Us A CALL AND BE CONVINCED,
The LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
ocl2 CORNER 7TH AND sTREErA
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RESULT OF THE QUEBEC ELECTIoNs-It is
now conceded that the Quebec elections have
present a number OF the members elected are
claimed by both parties. The conservatives
erals claim that they have q working majority.
The relative strength of the two parties cannot
be positively announced until the house meets.
1t Is predicted by some that q coalition will be
necessary in order to carry on the government.
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THE SHOT ONLY DELAYED THE Eroprmrxr.
John Phillips, q wealthy farmer of Sloanvflle,
N.Y., recently shot his farm hand, Nicholas
Weller, because OF Weller's attentions TO his
beautiful daughter. Weller was laid up until
Thursday, and that evening the couple eloped.
The girl took $500 with her.
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oc6.S 1851

yDUTANIC GARDEN,
I'D OCTOBER q, 1856.
Proposals for Fuel for Botanic Garden for the
fiscal year ending June 80 1887. viii be received
NJ the Office of the SUPERINTENDENT Gu cal Nv ELN NJ,
"WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER TW ESTIETH. 1855
Particulars character and quantity desired can
be OBJ: aimed upon application at office.
WIN. r SMITH,
oc9l3,I6lS Superintendent Botanic Garden.
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lDROPOSALS FOR


WASHINGTON d. c.. October I'd. 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received at the flee of
Mr.. IA. A tiiiarJ. chairman Of the building commit
Of the Board of Trustees of the Reform School,
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. ON WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER TWENTIETH 1856, for constructing
one Family Building the grounds of the Reform
School
Blank forms of proposals and specifications to-
gethef with all necessary Information, be OBJ
tanned. upon application therefor att office of the
secretary of the Board of Trustees. at No. 1884 +
street northwest only bids these forms Will
be considered
The ing hs is reserved to waive defects and to reject
any and all bids GEORGE W. ADAMS,
oc7-td President Board of Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
TO PROTECT THE CITY INDEXES.

County Clerk Flack yesterday said that he
would ask the Corporation Counsel for his opinion in re-
gard the character OF the indexes purchased by the
Bar Association purchased by the city from Robert
Ieayerot in view OF the claims made by the Bar Az
ISOLATION that they are pnblc records and such
should be open TO who wishes to make searches
Mr. Flack maintains that they should bs only
aids to the searchers employed by him and that by using
them in this way income Is derived by the city which
last month amounted To sl1,sGs. The books were
loosely bound and would De destroyed il by
the public ndiscrimnaiey and the income referred 10
would Ds decreased entirely II the Corpora
ton Counsel decides that they public records he will
ask that they be recOped in durable FORM lie denied
the charge made by lawyers that is get
ting up sddenda hereafter to he sold 10 the city and said
that the indexes continued from day To day by
clerk employed by the city at 5000 year. who
under the supervision OF craft and that these
the property OF tbs city solely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
BROOKLYN.

Mrs S. II. Longworth received a divorce yesterday.
The funeral OF Captain Richardson age siIty-seven
proprietor OF the Clinton House. took place last evening
The Hamilton Club will elect Boari Of Directors on
Saturday night Two tickets are In the field. The club
has Co., members.
In spite Of the opposition OF nnetyt two property
ers representing 5000 O0O the Excise Commissioners
have granted liquor license to Michael Murphy for a
dram shop at Fiftn-avc. and Thlrd-s.
OF St. AIMS Episcopal Church, has been asked 10
become assistant minister OF Christ Church. In Cln
ton-St.
The Greenpont Post Office station which has been for
four years Frankn-st and Grcrnpont-aye, Ia to 10
removed TO Manhattan-ayc., between Greenpoint-aye
and Cayer-st.
The Atlantic Avenue Rapid Transit Commission has
decided divide the road TO DO built under Its plans
sections the first to be from South Ferry
Kingston-ave.
A. A. Low, who built tho Garfield office building at
structure OF similar character In Rensens. adjoining
the Dime Savings Bank, to cost 100000.
property-owner who intrusted money to a relative
pay his taxes recently surprised to nd that his
property advertised TO be sold for OF
In 1884 The receipts given TO him were clever
forgeries.
The trial Of Herman Brindze upon a charge Of defaud
ing the German mercan Fire Insurance Company by
false state ments OF losses by fire begun yesterday
in the Court Of Sessions His plan to use the same
halburned clothing to put In claims for losses IN differ
ent mpanies.
Judge Cullen has ordered that the action OF Attorney
General Bren to test the validity OF the charter OF
gan by the service Of summons and complaint
within ten days, and IL the answer is filed within ten
days thereafter IL may be put the calendar pre-
ferred cause and trial can begin with ten days notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
AGAINST BILLS AFFECTING THE CITY.

President Coleman secretary of the Board Of
Estimate In compliance with the action of the Board.
the Legislature yesterday protests against four
bills which affect this city The first Is one INTRODUCED
by Assembly man Finn which gives the land Intended
for market building at Ganses Market to the
OF market gardeners. The second bill authorizes the
tension OF tho Elevated hallway Trucks 10 connect with
all the railroads aud ferries In the city The protest
says that the Dill would give the elevated railroads many
miles OF road, through aid along Wall, Fulton,
Liberty. Cortland Chambers and other streets Valu-
able franchises would thus be given for nothing. Tho
third bill directs rcassessnent OF taxes levied in 1883
on tue property Of the Erie Railroad The city has paid
10 the State It, proportion OF the taxes The fourth
bill Ia that giving the Department OF Public Works
additional power II Is declared that the powers OF the
Department shond DO Increased hut II any ch"ngc Il
made the collection OF Croton wator rents should DO
giy en- to the Finance Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
OPINIONS ON THE HALEHoLIDAY BILL.

Tho amended Half Holiday bill was the sup
iec OF discussion yesterday Ia BANKING
cles and among business Some Of tho latter seemeu
20 think Is was rather sweeping for On initial
ure. bnt in the main. 1t was favoraby regarded nc
hank men that were thought 1t covered ING cs-e
fairly representative Of one or the largest OF Tue
0ur position on this question Is just this FS %1 ,1 10
general seem want this holiday reform put inso
practice We not wish tO oppose pubic senthoh. ~
regards this In the slightest because we thlhA tho ov
mspt 70 DO good But at the same time we mu;t con
alder ourselves the matter The biin It's orlgnaI Ior
would seriously injure us since we could noy oy any
means condonse days business into two hours time a.
1t required" . -,u nh. tho
changet I" .o, -, ,h.
propose4 reform can't how they can object 70 TINS
bilL As for losing days time on promssory note
occasion Ally why that is small matter with the
syera ge business who never waits until the iase
day to prepare against his paper maturing" o.,.,..
Secretary Olcott, OF the Hslf-Holiday Conmlttee;
thought that the bill would command general approval
and become law. do not say IL s perfect 1y any
means" said he. put II Is much more satsactorI
than the one that has already been ordered tnIru
reading In the Legislature in that 1t has the support Oh
the banks" . l.. a.,x.. u,., .d,.
bill when It was before the Assembly, was to maic inc
Law amply only to large oites OF tho state Ihis re-
strcion tho bill not avorably received by some oa
fhe hank people, who think that the law shoulo DO
M ade uniform throughout the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
SUING A CEMETERY COMPANY.

An important suit was begun in the Circuit
Court jersey CITY, yesterday by Clara Buckmaster one
of the heirs OF Thomas H. Buokmaster, TO recover from
the New-York Bay Cemetery Company 10000 lots III
the cemetery, claimed TO belong 10 the Buckmaster
estate 1t alleged for the plaintiff that as far back
"a Thomas II. Bncknaster called into the Gem
ctery conn any. money needed to beautfy
the place. Mr. Buckmaster paid oil the companys
debts and shares Of scrip each share repre-
sentng lot in the cemetery For some time after
that he and his FAMILY managed the affairs OF the COM
pany, until II reorganiZed Then he was ruled out
OF the the ground that when he was In
control decided the 80. 600 shares TO himself Buck
master ana his wife have since died. and when their
heirs made demand for tho property the company re-
recognize their claim. large number or deeds
offered In evidence yesterday. but they were
objected by the defendant on the ground that they
were indefinite to mako them void. The Court re-
served decision upon their admisslbity.