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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
This is to certify that s. N. SHELTON & CO.,
410 King street, have this day RENOVATED
MY FEATHER BEDS, and can cheelfuy say
they did their work in neat and coanly man.
nor. Said beds were renovated according 10 con-
tract and to my entire satisfaction. Their work
would recommend to those having feather beds
General N. D. CORSF.
J. p LASH.
isn2 1w JOHN DONNELLY,
C1ROSTILLA, the new, popular and fragrant
A remedy for chapped hands, chatting, &c. Price
% cents per bottle. For sale by
nov22 E.. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Fea NOODLES, ,>-r-,s
SPLIT PEAS AND BARLEY.
mh5 ego. McBURNEY & SON.
CEAMELED KETTLES of all sizes, Apple and
IA Peach Parers, Enterprise and other Mca; Cut.
tiers for sale cheap at 32S King corner Of Royal ST.
sepS J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
MOCHA, JAVA, MARACAIBo, LaGUAYRA
lfl and RIO COFFEES, freshly roasted, for sale
by [dec31l &c. MILBURN.
MIXED PICKLE and CHOW CHOW for sale
WI by the gallon or pint by
oct4 J. C. MILBURN.
JAMAICA ORANGES and prime BALDWIN
now JC. MILBURN
rNHURBERs SHREDDED oATs-A fresh lot
ie3 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
r AIDES MISSES and CRILDREN's UNDER
IL WEAR at CHAPMAN'S, Agent,
now 424 King street.
(iANToN PRESERVED GINGER fresh stock,
" GLIB and 5-lb pots
oct23 GEO McBURNEY & SON.
CYRUP OF FIGS, q new and valuable remedy,
~ in bottles ut soc and 81 each, just received by
mis- E.S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
LIME MEssINA ORANGES and LEMONS re.
L coived to-day by
apo J.C MILBURN.
DED WARRIOR CHOPPING AXES, wholesale
LII and retail, at SO King, corner of Royal st.
docs J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
CEALING WAX for sealing fruit jars, bottles,
- &c. Several kinds at very low prices.
sep5 E. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
IN DozEH LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS closing out
lU at 39c. CHAPMAN, Agent
nov29 424 King street.
EINEsT SUGAR. CURED HAMS, small sizes
aug2 &c. MILBURN.
DoTATo CHIPS, in half-pound Joxes, received
i to-day By
nov2 Jc. MILBURN
AIILD. CURED HAMS, Breakfast Pieces and
IEl Shoulders just received by
isn2O J. C. MILBURN.
CHOICE NEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs, sY-
" RUPS and P. B. MOLAsSEs for sale by
nov15 J. c. MILBURN
i FULL LINE OF FANCY BASKETS Just re.
N ceived by
dec7 &C. MILBURN.
nUNHAM's CONCENTRATED CoCoANUT
~ in la-lb cans
oct22 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
NEcBUBNEY has just received Malaga Grapes,
lI Cape Cod Crsnberries, New Layer Figs and
Fresh Cocoanuts. oct8
---------
DRAss FIRE IRONS, Shovels and Tongs, with
D Brsss-Plated Stands, Tenders, &c.
decl6 JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS.
0cO LBS NEW CITRON just received at
LOU nov 90 MCBURNEY'S.
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MIR. Rricht's Condition

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Mr. John Bright has
male further progress towards recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02

SHILoHs CATARRH REMEDY-s positive
cure for Caterrh. Diphtheria and Canker
Mouth. Sold by E. S. Leadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02

The brauty craze has revclutioniz d So
ciety End d.. Bulls Cough Syrup has relo
lu,ianizsd the treatment of coughs Il
colds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-02

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.-;ottoi dull; middHng
93ss9@.. Flour Hat Howard street and Western
super So 75a:3 30; DO extra So 50S4 30 do
family 81 75a5 so; City Milis-Rio brands c@.
ira So 62a5 10; winter wheat patent 50 q
6 20 spring, wheat patent &c 75a7 90; DO straight
Sc 15a6 So 60 extra 81 75a5 %. Whest--
Southern firm; oilrirgi small; Futz l0la1O'
longborry 101a109 Southern 10O4l0I Western
steady at decline; No = winter rcd spot au, jan
80 asked Feb 97a97 q March 95isa99Li Corn
Southern steady white and yellow @sa42;
Western easy mixed spot and Jan 42,42is Feb
421s ,427s steamer spot 39l2 Oats steady
Southern and Penna 3ua34 Western white 32s
81; do mixed 29s31 gradod No "hite 50 bid.
Rye finn at GOs61 Hay dali prime to choice
timothy $16a17. Provisions steady aud IN
changed. Butter quiet and weak Western !sc&'
ed 1924; best roll 1922 cresmery a 80
Eggs easy at 20a21. Coffee firm; RIO ca g2(a
fair 164a17 Sugar very quiet; soft -
Whisky steady at 81 10 in csr lots
NEw YORK Dec. 3l-Cotton steady ,,znds
90, Orleang 10 futures easy. Flour qr.iet aud
firm Wheat sc.ive and lower. Corn dull and
lower Pork duh at STA 25al4 so. l.art quiet
Nd Jno.- 4 as
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Especial corrosp ondsnee Of tae Aezs GAzerrEl
WASHINGTON, d. O., Jan ., 1859.
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C,EAMELED KETTLES of all sizes, Apple and
Il Peach Parers, Enterprise and other Mca: Cut
tiers for sale cheap at 32S King corner of Royal ST.
sepS j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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IlGG NOODLES,
IA VERMICELLI, LENTILS,
SPLIT PEAS AND BARLEY.
mh5 GCO McBURNEY & SON
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DIED

al maas s Joseph ss e nsas
Ausfbach. n The 81 year Of his age
BgRsTat Jaeksonvins Fa Yharsaay, February "a John
BsaSss A and q sas ss rspsey @ sna the
s4oSs1 ss EaSS q Il oe
Buss-Edwsrd Buss at West Orange. S.5 on Thursday.
FnSsra ioa ST. Marks Church. Orange Sunday March at
Tain lea isaS e foot of chAmbsrsst at i.sopn IN.
cesbred 1t tic r. @ Cathedral on Tuesday March $50
John crinmins
ByS0kn Esssnary g. e. ne residence
congestion The lungs Cecil Kenneth only Of oscar v.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LoDER-In Peekskl. March I, 1882 Samuel r. Lodsr In
Relatives and rens are invited to attend tho funeral services
IRON his lso rcsasnes corner Howard aud James s's on
MERKLEE-att, the windsor Hotel March l. 1889. Fanny f.
g q s @ sna sss nssr
st. ON Sunday. March 8, az 1880 p. m.
her resIdsnectn IN. ynnr.asy evening"
OAKLEY, and dsashtsr Of the late Tsv Prsasis HAWKS
rsHss . csSSy :, a.s corner v' and
a yssss. sssi Ind sss : Hsss Il
Fsnsfd hon the reasnss q his parents 2os atsnAvs
BrSssiyn Mach S 80 M Relatives and friends are
p March yiass ~ o ne
r ga Ssss.s z: ii Church. %
RANNEY-At rest w. Ranney. M. D., at his rcsi
donee East kest Thursday morning. Veterinary IS
Funeral win bike pace on Sunday March Of Madison Ave
nue. Prtsbytafan Church. Madison and 6edst. at
p m. Friends and relatives are kindly invited.
srAFFoRDAt Roslyn March 1850 Elsette Colo. widow
OF the Lothop stafford 10 the 7ct fear Of her
services viii Do held at the Rsdence OF her. In
law, ". Eastman at Roslyp, IN on Monday. March Z,
Trains leave Long issna City at 1Ios m. and Fafbash-
ave, Brooklyn, AZ I0:5. a. m
Carriages In waiting.
YOUNG suddenly Of pneumonia March st Underclinc,
". j., Lida J. Macdonald. wife OF Thomas Young. jr.
wEBB-At Monfolsir N. j. March winifred daughter Of
w Edward and Annie Washburn Webb aged IL years and
months. .
W. from Nev-York
Boston papers please copy.
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Pssr Ofice Malice.
daily by all Interested. as changes mag

shoah be read daily by all interested. changes mag
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FOR the Society Islands ship Trops Bird rrom San
Cuba by rail to Tampa Fla, and themes By steamer vie
Key West Fla. close at this efeS daily e 2 70 a m
the presumption Of their uninterrupted overland tsnns
g San Enncsco on the day Of s,ing o. steamers are
at o 30 ID. m. previous day.
Post once. New York. N. Y.
March T.. 1885,
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sipy prevented him from breaking the record. The
"'",s wns ionghcr than East River Ice.
"esune' champion 100-yardg runner OF the
Sofn, attempted TO lower the record for IS yards,
~. '..Hu, his time being SIS seconds. Record.
40 'oe s5oysrus' hurdle race A. r. Copeland
M a. u, lowered both the indoor aud outdoor rec
ords, the former As seconds and the latter 15 Of
This feat was accomplished with ease, and
ser oopisnd had been forced of the course by Van
aerVoor, d. A. C., who finished second.
:" 'ne ee-mile match Conner. W. A. c.. ran
swAs ron A. II. George. Of the london Spartan
naernfs' winning hands down in 18 :o7 2-5. The
iasss Quarter was the third, made in 10. and the
iastest mile the first. 1T.
games:
20 yards run-F Wrestling scratch. Winner. D. Budd,
- n"e"'n a. .. Ola yards; second, A. 5. Mahony.
a. -, q yafds) third A. @. Quackenboss NJ. A, @.
q - YARDS. Tines is seconds
~, Nv ss,us rn--A. r. COPELAND and F. Weston scratch.
"',s's Hooper Brighton A. c. rs yards) second.
A. = COPELAND NJ. A. c. (scratch) third p j. Finnersn,
D. =. "a Y. A. 90 YARDS. Time-0 :2e s-5.
,..s, nie fun-winner. r. p. Connect. NJ A. c.
sscrsscm; second w. j. Carr Brighton A. O. (5f yards)
70 ". clark Philadelphia (4b yars Tlme-2:os 20.
fsv ss'ds novice raee-winner r. Martin d. A. A.:
aeona !. T. MeDemott w. s. A. c. third. w. CLARK.
fhsdeiphia. Time--1 :oo25
f.o yards fun--H. NJ. Banks IT,. NJ. A. c., scratch.
WHEEL % 4. Norton. NJ A. C. % IL yards); second.
II. '" Martin. NJ. A. c. fc5 ya,ds) third A. b. George.
" =. " 20 yasdD TIme--o "a LIS.
Mne ana half bicycle raee--H. i. Kipgaand. NJ. A.
" ana N IL. Davis, Harvard A. c. scratch Winner
n w. stevens, X. @. W. u10 ysrds) second, J. W.
senaeier Brooklyn b c. tsS YARDS third. f. A. Powers
H. W. ese yards. Tme-5 49,
ons-mie walk-F p. Murray, W. A. c.. and E. d.
LANCE. NJ A. O., scratch. Winner, r. Tilllstrand,
.. a. .. as seconds; secOnE C. II. NloOIs. p II.
30 seconds; third. G. Parker Brooklyn $50 seconds.
T1me-7:8s.
Twome fun-r P. Conner, NJ. A. O.. and A. H. George
NJ. A. w. scratch. Winner. w. 7. Young, NJ. A. c.
go yarop; second, T. Ovens w. 8. A. @, q75 yards);
third y. Carlton. Alerton A. G. uso yardp. Time
0a2 1.5
zoo yards hurdle raee-winner. A. r. COPELAND. NJ. A.
g tsentch); second, 4. M. vandervoort, NJ, A. q, q
ysrds); third H. s. Young, IT,. III. A. G. G. yards)
Time-o 80 1,5
Three-quaref mile novice wak-winner. NJ. J. Me-
Csr'hy, J. D. A. c. second, y. Chapman, Bro klyn
third j. Sawyer IT,. Brighton A. c. Time-5 :55 40
Tus-ofwar-winneS, Columbia College team BY
inches against the Manhattan Athletic Clubs team
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THE AGRICULTURAL PORTFOLIO.
FURNEss SAID TO BE THE COMING MAN, BJ
RusK's CHANCES GooD--AN ILLINOIS
CANDIDATE

RUsK's CHANCES GooD--AN ILLINOIS
CANDIDATE.
Washington, March 2 tSpecial).-At late hour
tonight the situation with regard to the Cabinet
still remains practically unchanged, Ex-Governor
Rusk. of Wisconsin. being considered to stand
good chance of entering the Cabinet as Secretary
of Agriculture
The gossip of the Hobbies, however, has it that
Ex-Governor Furncss, Of Nebraska, is the coming
man It is known that be has been sent for, and
it is expected that he viii arrive here tomorrow
night Furness is q native Of Ohio He is q
strong personal friend Of ex-senator Saunders, OF
Nebraska. whose daughter married Russell Harri-
son. He is n practical farmer, has been printer and
publisher. taking printing press to Nebraslza
thirty.two years ago on his back; was Colonel
of the I'd Nebraska Volunteers during the War I;
IA president Of the State Board Of Agriculture.
All this does not however, discourage the friends
of Ex-Governor Rusk, who still look for his
appointment
In the meantime the Illinois men, recognizing
the fact that Mr. Thomas has been left out in
tho cold, are making strong efforts to have the
only remaining vacancy filed by an Illinois
man. Both Senator CuIlom and Senator Farwell
called on the Prexdent-elect this evening, and
merested to him the name of an Illinois man :,
who in their opinion, has all the
reouisites demanded by q man who in
the opinion Of General Harrison win prove
acceptable Messrs. Cullom and Farwen agreed
not TO disclose the name Of the candidate unless
he should be successful At present they have
done nothing except submit his name to the Presi-
dentelect and state in general way what his
qualifications are Senator Farwen says that the
candidate is a practical farmer. that he lives ON
his homestead Of about 200 acres in Illinois. end
that he has been member Of the State Iedsht-
ure for number of terms. Neither Mr.. Farwell
nor Mr. Crllcm is very enthusiastic about the
success of his candidate but both think that-the
chance is worth taking. o.. 80 80
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9perial Notices.
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BRA WIN AND MUSCLE WIN.
INDOOR GAMES OF THE NATIONAL AMATEUR
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
COPELAND LOWERS TWO RECORDS = ooxNErr
BEATS GEORGE.

COPELAND LOWERS TWO RECORDS = coNNEFF
BEATS GEORGE.
Tho souvenir handicap nesting of the National
Association of Amateur Athletes Of America took place
at Madison Square Garden yesterday aftesnoon and
last night The games amused large number Of
spectators and helped athletics.
The meeting was q success In every way. There
have been moro people IN the Garden than were there
last night but the attendance entirely satisfactory
and the enthusiasm was highly encouraging to the
contestants Tho programme was arranged by some
body who understood his business and It was a. closely
followed by the management possible under the
circumstances. There were numerous Withdrawals
out they werc mostly men who he'd chance of
finishing first, second or third. larger number oil
such scratches would have been desirable. A con-
test between three or four good men is vastly moro
interesting than scramble Of plugs
Tns hsndicspring was carefully done and gave
general satisfaction. thals 10 tho diligence and ability
of Mr.. Hegeman- Alderman Walton storm, NJ A. G.
acted as neferee, while George W. Carr. W. C. Row
iend. e. II. Mspes. O. NJ. l. Sacks and ID. To Roy
Dresser were the judges Under tho management Of
such men it Is no wonder that the meeting was in
fercsting and enjoyable.
Great Things were expected of H. l.. KinEglsnd.
M A. C., who started nun the scratch in the mile
sndahsK bicycle race. bpt IN Tho first trial heat n
tho afternoon tho so-eaIled Southern Meteor came
70 grief and retired III disorder He rode ssfetys
machine ono OF these low bicycles which man can
snaddie standing but tho thing would not GO the
course, and Alngsland was ordered OF tho track
Ihss young man has been used 10 fast riding over
shell roads about Nek- Orleans but HIS experience IN
Central Park whcrc whesfnan has to feel his tod.
some way among carriages and carts innumerable.
has been too limited give him the slightest chance
Of pionghine through the ranks Of dozen compel
Ifors on track eight feet wide.
Every contestant was presented with q ioId-platod
badge IS souvenir OF tho occasion.
Joseph Donoehus, NJ. A. G., champion vo-niie
skater Of the world broke his ruler states. which pos
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sssyins among other things. OF suppress m..y
70 speak I've been Accused Of speaking
after dinners: Now want to speak before the
dinner. Ianghter) Il had known that Was e
be the object Of snch flank movement, should
have thrown out. my pickets further to the front in
t otaer 70 get Information IN time % resreAf II
us, It was safe retreat can be made from any pssi
tion II begun In time General P.yter's uhfslling
urrbarious condition for half an hour. Among tho
other Speakers were Robert 2 Porter Mahlon Chance.
who held the spellbnders attention tn after mid
night.
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FROM WASHINGTON. D. c., TO THE CITY OF
MEXICO.

BY the Pullman Palace vestibule Train
The Montezuma special leaves Washington, via
Piedmont Air Line and southern Pacihc oompany's
Sunset route at $50 p. N. Tuesday. March 1s, TO
arrive at Eew-orIesns o 80 "a m. tho following
Thursday and at City Of Mexico the following sun
day Similar trips for March 80, April and 81
Through on special fast schedule in little 100
hours magnificent trip I'm a splendid vestibuled
train, steam-heated, archaeological, bathroom,
BARRIERS shop, library, smoking room dining-car and
elegant drawingroom palace sleeping-car. Elk
crsion tickets. s1o7 IS, Washington city Of Mexico
and return.
AS accommodations are limited, early application
for space should be made TO H. p. Clark, General
Eastern Passenger Agent, 229 Broadway. New
York
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DoREMUs--MiNorNI-on February 27 1889 at tina resi-.
dsnee q tae BRIDES mother wftobuug By the Rey.
Mancini ~ Anal v. q. Dcrcmus
yssI n-HRooKLEgANK.on Tlursdsy, February 20.
Of tho brides brofhsr Mas Nadalena " Brocslsbank
daughter Of John w Brocklebsnk. ESQ., and Cnfa
New.York City.
PARDEE-JEE-on Thursday, February ~ at the North
Presbyterian Church. Buffalo, N. T., by the Rev. w.
Hubbef Alice daughter Of Jslpes II, lee Of BufaIo r.
to Israel Plat Pardee, Stanhope, N. J.
Notices Of marriages mnst DO Endorsed oith I mana
and address
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II you want to hire servants dnd situations, End
board or rooms, buy sell real estate let or hire
houses, find work or workers Of one kind or another
yon should examine the many columns Of interesting
improvements on the fourth and eth pages OF Tho
Tribune this morning.
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SPECIAL TRAIN WITH SLEEPING CARS, WASH

SPECIAL TRAIN WITH SLEEPING CARS, WASH
INGToN TO NETWORK. MARCH g.
For the benefit OF Inaugural visitors who desire to
remain for the Ball and return home immediately
thereafter the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
run special train to New-York, having Washington,
Baltimore ami Potomac station, March s. at 2 q. m.
This train WIN be equipped with passenger coaches
and Pullman sleeping cars and VIII run through 10
1t win stop at the principal intermediate stations
Ior which u may have PASSENGER Berths N sleeping
man Palace Car Company, Baltimore and Potomac
Station, Washington. :.
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ONE MORE NAME TO SELECT
Continued from second Pasc.

ISOLATION, large delegation from the ReRpbicsus
Of the XVIII Assembly District. led by DR. Theodore
Cole and William Stewart. ir., WIN start tonight
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S-ssS~- c-s--s:i e
ON ExHrBrrIoN DAT AND Ev151No.
AT THE AMERrCAN ART 0ALLKa1ks. 4; 7
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, ss5s =
AN IMPORTANT o0LLEcrion % f
sUPEBR ANTIQUE &; ~
ORIENTAL PoRCEI4AINs.
Incluaipx rars and choice specimens Of
"BLEU DE EANKIN.v SANG DE HGuEr rEAk0 I
Blow /" EGG SHELL" /" RICE GRAINS : a. 81
COLLECTION OF sxurr BOTTLES sADFs. xrAsls
ELS, BR0NzEs ELEaANT CARVED TBAKwooD q
SCREEN. rEDEsrA1s. TAHLHs ~. 49, 81
Brought to this countxy By the Npdasin NaeAAat4
WANG SHIH YNING
OF TfEaTsM. CHINA
s entire collection to be soId s. sasoa without rs.sry
ON THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND sATunnAy, MA0o1e
y, AND Q. AT Aso p, r.
AT THE AMERICAN ART 0ALLERIEH-
norTuE.
Special attention invited ceUsctonof A.
tiaue Oriental Porcssns ThsoDJecs ~ OF exosspsy
me quality, and many specimens Of eetraiy TIE O0z4
LECTION rs PRESENTED no TIE PUBLIC rNrAcxy
AS RECEIVED By US FROM CHINA -;
Catalogues mAlled frse- q 3.
rHoMAs n KIRBY. Aues:enssr
AMERICAN ART AssocIAT1ON. NsasxssA
and East 23d-sk Il
A. Jsha II. Draper, Asssisuesr.
y1YTH AVENUE ART cAEzERrEGi j. ~
GAG srH-AyR
O. r. wETMoRE. Preyrisssr
* a
on EXHIBITION MONDAY. MARCH &
AT 24o BrH.AvE.,
And our temporary warsroom
NO. 8 WEST 2srH.sr,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
from Bsookside Great harrington Mass,
comprising OLD Mahogany sidsboards, Chairs TsblssBa
reaus DeskA Par1or Dining and Bedroom Suites &C. Dsp
les. Hsnsngs csrpess Russ Marble and Bronts BusA
nc he sold at auction without reserve.
WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY, MARCH Q AND q
At O'clock each afternoon
A. Ffth Avsnse Art Galleries.
800 srH.AvE. NEAR s4rHsr.
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION.
SALE OF PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS BIZ
+. o. G. BARLEY, N A. fDeesAsed.
AND PAINTINGS CONTRIBUTED By THE
ARTISTS MUTUAL AID soCErE
TUESDAY EVENING. MARGIN ~
AT O'CLOCK
2sTH SALE OF THE t.
ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY
WILL TAKE PLAcH WEDNESDAY EVENING. 81
MARCH .. AT O'CLOCK.
.fa
SALE OF PAINTINGS AND STUDIES By
Rw. HUBBARD N. A. Deceased res
AND PAINTINGS CONTRIBUTED BY THE
ARTISTS MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 4.
AT O'CLOCK.
ROBERT soMERvILLE. Auctioneer
By oRrGIEs q CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

Business chances and bargains OF various sorts arc
mentioned In the many columns Of interesting adver
this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

MASSACHUSETTS MEN GOING TO WASHINGTON.
Boston, March OspeciaD. Governor Ames and
his staff reviewed the 9Th Regiment and the Harwood
Rifles, Company l. tcolorcdl eth Regiment, which
started for Washington to-day, to take part IN the
Inauguration parade. The 9Th Regiment numbered
$50 men, with a civilian stat of sevonty.fve mon.
The Salem F1ambeau Club passed through here 10
day, bound for Washington; and party Of seventy.
five members OF the Homo Market Club arc to be in
the big parade Tho lattcr expect to be received by
President Harrison on Tuesday.