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D +. GILBERT { co. Real Es,.,e Broler.

ID f. GILBEET { CO.. Real Estate Brokers.
BRICK DWELLING. No. 22i6 TWETFPTfjHa
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated July 90 laso
and recorded 10 iber 407. folio $40 ct eco OF M
land records Of the District Of Columbia M Vii ali
SATURDAY. OCTOBER TwENTY-SIXTH 1sSs
in inf front q the Pre rem .s LEPAsT. FOUR
division Of square No. "a improved b. Tvo-storv
Brick House, bedng premises 2216 Twelfth street
Terms Of sale made Known on day and place of sa,s
~ u. HEI6KELls J2,,l -
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT, NO $50 STREET NORTHWEST.
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to u.s. dated February q
1889. and recorded in Liber No. 1873, folio 81 ct
sea- OF the land records in and for the District Of Co.
ba and at the request Of the party secured there
BY We will sell at public auction in front of the prem
lses on WEDNESDAY, the THIkTlETH DAY OF
OGT0BER AID. 1859. at HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK r NJ, the west half of lot numbered thirty
eight t3s) in Shreve ct al subdivision of square
bered four hundred and fortyeight t44S) dated July
% 1914, and recorded in Liber n K folio 27, of the
records Of the surveyors office of said District said
half OF said Lot having frontage of thirteen Q3)
feet on street and del tn VI 105 feet inchee with
public alley feet wide at side and and i'm
proved by Two-story Brick House.
Terms OF sale cash and the balance, at one
and two years with interest at q per cent payable
seniannualy and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold All conveyancing &C. at cost Of pur.
chaser. II the terms Of sale not fully complied
with within fifteen days after the day of sale the prop
erty VIII be resod at the risk and cost Of defaulng
purchaser by giving days notice Of such resale in
the Evening Star newspaper.
ALBERT F. FOX.
92O st. NV. Trrst...
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE, irus'eeA
oc2l- 6lS + st. NV.
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WASHINGTON. d. C.
WINTER RESORTS.

uOTEL ROANOKE. ROANOKE VA.
IL MAPLE SHADE Inn, Pulaski, Va
bLCEFIELD INN, Blueheld, VIVA
The above Houses are located ia q section now At.
tracing The attention of capitalists throughout the
NORTH Offering g. II does the best opportunity
profitable Investments.
These Hotels modern, thoroughly equipped
houses and offer especial advantages the heath
seeker. tourist anu Sportsman. Excellent shooting
For Circular, teruis, &c. address
fkLD L. tosIkb, Manager. Roanoke, Va
oclS-lm
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HOTELS.

% JACK HARRIS" 405 llTH ST. NV
- One door above PennA ave
Specially Breakfast, SOC. Dinner. 5Uc.
Lunches always ready.
oysters ~ General Restaurant. Fine Wines, Liq-
uors and Cigars. JOHN II. HARRIS, Prop I7-lm
II oTEL MEBsTiR 5l3 Lib ST. NV HEAD
quarters for Sirhtseers rates 81 SO and $2: per
week 40 10 runs stages points OF Interest," for
Arlington ESQ pm. J. A DEWITT, Prop. ocl 5-3m
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MA Ll -'EM d. .ls.,.- .t-E And LOT
k,OWN AS No. loo MAaION sra ET
NDR HWE MASHiAoIUN, DC, For SALE
AT Pi BlIC AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded in iber No
LSl foho % OF the land records for the District Of
Columbia the Undersigned trustees will sell at publjc
auction in front OF the premises on FRIDAY NoVEM.
Der FIRST, 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ lot num-
bered one hundred and twentyfour a pa, in Eugene
Csrusl and william Miller, trustees subdiv in
Of Columbia in book ID pare l6l
Terms Of sale: One-thIrd of the purchase ,nonev
cash, balance IN two equal instaliments ut one and
two go years. The purchaser will rs0rlired 10
his promssory notes for the deferred bear
dng interest at the rate of pes cent per annun
upon the property. 500 down when the property In
soid. Con'ey"nciins ~ the cost Of the purchaser.
WILLIAM j. MILLER, }Trustssu.
$50 Louisiana ave. NV, \
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

81 S 3 81
g FIVE ocioSk :. S vi =. 4 sloss q s:
LOTS 4s AND 20 SQUARE TBS.
and q ana dsD.S Of is isss VIDE Alley On
Lot 10 fronts 80 feet on 3o-foot alley in rear Of
Lot. snssS foT BUILDING
nusy. All cash option Of purchaser deposit Of
"a: ~: ~ "a
: :On 6 5ss' In some skos
sTkERT BkTWhHN 4 FEN ANp E sTA srs RI
F SSS5SIHx aStsf dTFAO7iD By fNO SMALL
81 Ct Of the sSDrs@s shs
= ,iS5i : e P;SF;s;
.S' %, sss s
ALE: =; Sn ne ri aide ,Ss and rs..
M the SH Tie e the
rs:peesiysiy 10 one and two years from
the day Of sale with interest at six cent per
r:
.ncins and scOrS,ns q gurehSase.s cost u term. o.
sale the trustee reserves the right risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
HENRY w. SOHON Trustee,
Fendzn Building,
- 344 Ut. NV.
THOMAS E. wAaGAMAN. Auctioneer. oc1s-6t
To sTkEEf NSRTa Between SI 18Th AND AND
nth STREETS WEST.
q. FEE aSESsk vs IN ..
Lots IS and SO. Square ISL,
each lot fronting 20 feet on street. with depth Of
12o feet to 20-foot alley.
This property Ii adjacent to 18th street and the
ne1Hhborhood 10 unsurpassed for building and resi-
dence purposes
Terms: Une-third cash: balance in one and two
years at six per cent interest ayable semixnnualy
and secured by deed of trust premises all cash,
At option Of purchaser deposit OF $500 each lot
cost Terms to be complied with fifteen days. other.
wise right reserved TO resell at risk and Of default
ing after i've days public of such
sale in newspal published in Washington, DC.
ocl9-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

THIS AFTERNOON.
NEW TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. lib H
IN STREET NORTHEAST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWENTY
SECOND, at FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell in front Of
LOT 8, SQUARE 719,
improved by New Two-stbry Brick House, seven
rooms and bath, bay window.
Terms: &2,700 can remain on the property, balance
cash. deposit Of e2OO at SALE sc, at
purchasers cost.
oc17-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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OMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE BY
CATALOGUES

SUPERIOR FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS, STEEL
EMBRACING IN PART
HANDSOMELY UPHoLsTEREp PARLoR FURNI-
EASY Chairs AND COUCHES, HANDSOME
GIL PAI LH T FJNE9Lp p sTEEh LINE En-
THERE'S, ELEGANT MOQUET AND gkUSSELs
CARPETS. VERY HANDSOME WALNUT HALL
Sci. VERY HANDSOME AND MASSIVE WAL
M NAT ANp sSHE @
NUT AND CHERRY MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SUITES FINE HAIR MATTRESSES, FEAT HER
PILLOWS, FINE SOFA BEDsIEADs WAINUT
WARE, SILVER PLATED TEA SERVICE.
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C.
On WEDNESDAY, THE TwENTY-THIRD DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1889, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
shall sell the entire contents of the elegant residence
No. 4 Iowa circle.
Many of the Oil Paintings were purchased abroad
and are of great merit and by welknown artists The
Steel Line Engravngs are fine and will speak for them
The house will be open for inspection the day prior
'o .' '' ~ THOMAS BOWLING.
oc16-dts Auctioneer.
GALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
y At THE &c CORNER OF AND Sd STREETS
We viii sell e PUBLIC suction IN front q the
1889, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK ?. M, part Of
proved SS two Srict Dwelling HOUSES Nos a4 IT
Terms one third cash. balance in one and two years.
with interest payable semAnnualy secured On the
each house at day Of sale, and terms 70 be complied
EDWARDS BARNARD "a Attorney, s;s
,DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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BLoop HuMoRs.

Boils. pimpes, blotches the skin. eruptons &C..
evidence the fact that the blood Is not in good cond
ton. These symptoms result from the effort Of nature
to throw of the impurities in which she should be
sisted by swIFTs SPECIFIC. This win remedy the
disturbance and bring speedy and relief
forcing out the poison. and will build the system
from the first dose.
After recovery from attack Of congestion Of
the brain and stomach my little had number Of
bad ulcers and running to come his head and
body which lasted for four years tried all the doc
tors and many remedies which were recommended by
other parties but the still grew worse until
did not expect him to My friends conf
dent that If the sores healed it would kill him at
length quit all other treatment and put him on
swIFTs Specific and less than three bottles cured
him SOUND and well, and he is to-day sound and
healthy child. s. g. S. also cured another Of
my children.
r. J. MCKINNEY, Woodbury., Texas.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga
au6-eo30t2
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FUTURE DAYS.
n ATCIJFFE DARR co
h
GENERAL AUCT1ONEERS.
,r--,, IA, r,,... p>
sprcrAr ANNouN
ans
DUNCANSON BROS,
wba,. o.. h.r. h.., .,r,,,.a 10, and "A r..-. "a.
.nact,v.,v .ra Iii IN ~ .t.ont
NOVEMBER
VIZ" "1' Ns" @A" OoiAnioous
AUCTION. COMMISSION AND STORAGE ROOMS
At 900 PENNsYIyANIA AVE NV
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CHARLES C. GLOVER. Truste,
CHARLES b. BAILEY, Trustee.
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers
HANCERY SALE OF 35,922 20 SQUARE FEE
OF GROUND FRONTING ON NORTH
TWENTY-FIFTH AND WATER STREETS, l.
SOUARE TWENTY-FIVE

Nun ON NOni n "
TWENTY-FIfTH AND WATER STREETS, IN
SQUARE TWENTY-FIVE.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. passed April g. 1879, and OF
certain further orders and decrees in equity
06O4. docket 10, Anderson ct al Boyle ct al, We
the Trustees will sell at public auction
In front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, OCTO.
Der THIRTIE1H, 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ all
Of original lots one ID and six ,6), in square twenty
two (22).
Both corner lots. Lot six t6) fronts 92 feet Oh
north street and 1888 0 feet north 25th street
and contains 12,TG2.l0 square feet. Lot one III
fronts feet north 25th street and 191 feet
on Water street. and contains 3D. $50 10 square feet
tanning eighteen or twenty rooms. This property Is
especially valuable by of the river front i'm
provements and is eligible for any purpose.
The lots will first be offered for sale together and II
satisfactory bid is not obtained they will then be Of
fered separately.
Terms of sale One-third purchase money in cash
balance in two equal instaments at and two
with interest at seven cent to be evidenced by
the purchasers notes and secured by first mortgage
received until the day of sale Psts and abstracts
title will he exhibited the sale deposit Of 90
will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale
Terms OF sale must be complied with within ten (l0l
days after day of SALE the Trustees will resell
risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser upon the
terms specified in said DEGREES
Incident TO these lots valuable riparian rights
CLAIMED by the parties in interest, which now
before the upreme Court of the District of Columbia
and TO which the purcha ser will succeed.
THOt.AS NJ. FIELDS. trustee,
Fendall Bui. ding. corner AZ and ID SITS NV
BEhNA,D Kill ARllN rustee,
OclS-t1EdS = n " "a q ', W
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When six years old George Springer of Lam
caster, Pa, fractured his skull. The protrud-
ing brain was replaced and the fracture tre-
panned. He Is now young man and occa-
sionally exhibits an uncomfortable temper and
other eccentricities, the result of the accident
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- .. Y -.l4N-- .OS, haus-
nv strt,s NV. u
7. l.. " s. GoAAAN. AuctloieeE se:SO-d ds
n RUSIEEs SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOIS
i ON q strict NORTH BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL. AND FIRST STkEETS EAST.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed the 18th day OF Octob
AID. 1889, in equity cause No. ll75l. wherein Mar
gsret German ct sl- are comPlanants and Anna Mon
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER
TWENTY-NlNTH, 1889, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK I'M, all of lot numbered eight tS) in Jo-
seIh B. Cabots recorded subdivision of square num-
bercd six hundred snd seventy In the city
OF ashington The property fronts twenty-five (25D
feet the north side of street. between North Cap
ito and st streets east, and runs back with that
width eighty-seven $50 feet and six 90 inches.
Terms OF sale prescribed in the said decree: One
third II the purchase money to be paid in cash. and
the balance in two f2 equal pstsllments in six l6 and
twelve mouths from the day Of SAFE for which the
notes Of the purchaser shall be taken bearing
annun and secured BY deed Of trurt the property
tees all cssh at the pu chaser's option. Al con-
veyAncng and recording shall Be - the purchasers
cost deposit Of e100 Will Be required q the time Of
sale II the terms OF sale not complied with in ten
O days from tho day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right g resell tbs property st the max and cost Of the
JAS. J. HOOD. Trustee,
pac14c building, Q22 y st. nv.
JuDeON Z. GULL Trustee,
fendau building, "a ID It NV.
DUGCANeON BRoA. Aucta oc10-dkds
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ThOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
1NhOMAs DOwLlNG. Auctioneer.
Trustees, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
11lH ST. NV, KNOWN AS PREMISES NOS.
1908, 1907, 1909. 1911 AND 1913, RESPECT
lively. AND ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. n W.,
KNOWN AS PREMISES NOS. 1905, 1908, 1910
AND 1912, RESPECTIVELY, ALL IN THIS

CITY.
n the s g FAY q sa
aia g S duly Fs go in Lbs5 Mo-
81 the District Of CoiumSi. aid cause Ios Numbered
nys .S) ss 70, and seven 60 in Charlie: Dodsss re;
nc
WITH Sash
whereas there were erected by the said grantor
Known as Nos 1905, IsO4. 1909. fsfi and t isfs
avenue northwest respectively all Of the said prem
And xhsres. sfterwsrd. On the lst day of April,
1882 by his certain deed Of trust Of that date duly
being Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia the grantor therein to secure payment Of
unto the UNDERSIGNED the said lots numbered FIVE t5,,
SIX 90 and seven g. respectively with the buildings
Of the said premises known and numbered aforesai
IN U the s.d
vey 20 much or :" any q said lots Numbered fve 5
ments thereon might be necessary 70 discharge the
amount Of such Indebtedness together with expenses
stsndn9 at the Time s of sale ana
And whereas Of the Indebtedness secured by the
ths sgp q WITH interest thereon from The Isl
on Ss ct as t
and holding the said unpaid indebtedness has in writ
properly conveyed BY the said deed Of Is Be
necessary to satisfy said unpaid Indebtedness, to-
SotncE eApcuses taxes kuo abeeeS-
ments
~ Nov, therefore, be i known that on THURSDAY.
THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d.
1889. commencing at HALF-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK
M. the undersigned will offer for sale. sinely in
front Of the premises and the following order to
wit No. 1913 and No. 1911 18th st. NV; No 1912
and No. 1910 New Hsmpshire ave NV; No 1909
SHIRE No iaos n nsSS and No is5s
y S shs s.a
gether with the buildings and improvements thereon
and the right to use said alley g may be necessary to
satisfy the said overdue and unpaid with
expenses Of SALE and all
taxes and then charged against the
erty that may be sold The list OF such taxes and
assessments will be announced and open for inspec-
ton at the time Of sale.
Terms of sale in each One third cash and the
balance in one and two (2, from date of sale,
with interest at the rate Of six 90 centum
mum. payable semisnnuay, or all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser. Adeposit of two hundred and fifty
dollars &2oO will be required each lot at time of
sale; The deferred payments are to be secured by
deed OF trust, and all conveyancing is to be at pur
chasers cost II the terms Of sale are not complied
with in ten days the trustees the right i'd
vertise and resell at the cost Of the defauling pur
chaser.
CHARLES C. GLOVER. Trustee.
oc11-10t CHARLES B. BAILEY, Trustee.
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LIME BUILDING LOTS ON G STREET BE-
Il TWEEN rIRsT AND SECOND NORTHEAST,
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCrOBER TWENTY
fifth ct FIVE O'CLOCK. win sst in front Of the
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

snd TsrrSsc11 I'D ~ ~ n..ns. TIT
NOE BExiL iaxl q 40. II oiI0s fScm An
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ATTORNEYS.

EUGENE +. ARNOLD.
- Attorney and Counsellor ct Law
~, o,, 4o6 Louisiana ava.
DADIETL kOkkksT.
A. 4O2 9th ut nv
AMPBEIL CARRIN0TQN ,AITORNEY-AT-LAW
" " kendence l2lS Ast. nv. a22
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-14
THE LORETTA COUNTERFEIT CASE
Begun Yesterday In the United States
District Court.

The Loretta counterfeit case came up for
trial in the United States District Court, be-
fore Judge Webb. yesterday afternoon. A.
w. Bradbury, Esq, appeared for the defen-
dant, aud United States District Attorney
Bird for the government. The prisoner en-
tered the court room at 1926 o'clock in the
charge of Marshal Harmon. and his wife
came soon after. John S. Cristo was sworn
as interpreter.
Guy l.. Wentworth. clerk for George ID.
Lord, provision dealer. was the first wit
messed called. He stated that he had seen
the prisoner before. The prisoner called,
bought some cheese and gave witness five
dollar bill. Witness returned change and
put the bill ia the safe. This was on the
10th of January. At about o'clock on the
afternoon of the 18th, the witnesses attention
was called to the bill by Mr.. Lord Up to
that time no other bill had been taken. The
witness stated that when Loreto called and
bought the cheese he asked for 1t in plain
English.
Mr. George II. Lord was the next witness
called, and he testified to having received one
of the supposed counterfeit bills.
Isaac L. Waldron. clerk for Cummings &
Winchester, testified that Mr.. George Ii
Lord bought bill OF goods of the firm, fol
which he is clerk, aud gave him, the wit
ness, a five dollar silver certificate as pay.
ment The genuineness of the bill was al
once doubted and the bill was returned tC
Mr.. Lord.
Charles S. Pettingill, book-keeper fol
Cummings & Winchester. corroborated Mr.
Waldron's testimony.
William II. Wentworth and other wit
nesses were examined, but no new evidenc,
was brought out. The case will be continued
today.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
RUTH.

RUTH.
The presentation of Cowan's delightful
work, by the Haydns, at their hall in Me-
chanics' Building this evening, will draw out
a large audience of our musical people. The
composition In itself is one that never fails
to please and, in the hands of such a skilful
body of musicians, under the baton of
korzschmar, and with such excellent solo
talent. it will receive superior treatment.
Tickets can be procured at Stockbridge,s. al
banks's drug store and at the hall this eve
ming. '' ''0
SHE.
so many people are familiar with this
weird story of Haggard's that they will de-
sire to see the realization of the authors con-
ceptions as presented by Atkinson's strong
company at Portland Theatre Friday and
Saturday. The scenery has all been special
ly prepared for the play, large force of
auxiliaries are employed and the principal
characters will be taken by actors of merit.
There was good advance sale yesterday.
NOTES.
Get seats now at Stockbridge's for the
American Opera Company performances.
Nicelini's former wife has died. Nicolini.
1t will be remembered, is Nine. PATHS hus-
band
{. The dates of the Symphony Orchestra in
the Stockbridge course, have been changed
10 March 9th and April 10th.
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PERSONAL.

General John Marshall Brown expects to
return to Portland from Europe about the
middle of April.
Mr.. Frank Patrick, Boston agent of the
Nickel Plate Line, is visiting Mr.. Pierce,
Portland agent of the same line
Mrs. Helen Young, formerly of the First
Parish choir, will sing ia Mechanic Falls,
February 2lst, in Lewiston, February 22d,
and after that date will pass week in Port
land.
Mr.. Isaiah S. Emery of Rochester, N. Y,
an old Maine man. now general agent of the
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg railroad.
was among the guests at the Falmouth yes
terday.
Captain Seaman, port captain of the Do
minion line. arrived by the night train from
Montreal last night and sails for Liverpool
in the Oregon today. 1t is rumored that
captain Seaman will be a witness in the
Parnell case.
The funeral services over the late George
w. Coolidge took place yesterday from his
home at Aliens Corner There was large
attendance of his relatives and friends. The
remains were placed in the receiving tomb
at Evergreen. The floral tributes were
beautiful.
While the March Century was being pre-
pared, the press was stopped in order to in
sert paper by the Hon. Thomas B. Reed,
on 1.-THE Rules of the House of Representa-
tives," and 1t has peculiar Importance from
the fact that it not only calls attention to the
present difficulties of the situation, but sug-
gests changes. These changes it may be in
the power of Mr.. Reed and his associates in
the next Congress to carry out.
Sidney Bartlett, the senior member of the
Massachusetts, Bar, was 80 years old yester-
day, and is still In the active, daily practice
OF his profession. 10 speaking of Mr.. Bart
lett, an old time lawyer says: I'm 1857,
Charles G. Loring had retired, Judge Fetch
er had returned to the Bar from the Bench.
but was not active in the practice of law,
and the two oldest lawyers in active and
regular practice were Sidney Bartlett and
Rufus Choate. Neither of them was over 60
years OF age. To day, among the men in c.
tive practice are Judge Abbott, Judge Hoar.
Hon. Charles Theodore Russell, Hon. Peleg
w. Chandler, and Gen. Butler, who are all
over 70, and Hon. w. G. Russell, Hon. A. A.
Ranney, ex-Gov. Castor, Mr.. Nathan Morse.
Mr.. A. S. Wheeler and Mr.. Henry G. Hutch
ms, who are over GO. And Mr.. Bartlett, for
more than 80 years, has been the senior men,
Der of those in regular practice at the Suf-
folk Bar, an instance the like of which
would not happen in 1000 years.
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Dedication Of the pub,,c ,nr.,v

Inc order OF exercises for the opening of
the Baxter building on Thursday evening
req Il, as arranged by the committee having
the matter in charge, is as follows. Tho
ceremonies will begin at D. M, in the ,ibra.
ry hall, with prayer by the Rev. W. Fl. Fenn
u. ID. Mr.. Baxter will then formally deliver
the building to the City of Portland in
trust, for the benefit of the Public Library
and the Maine Historical Society. The
trust will be accepted by Mayor Chapman.
and the thanks of the societies will he ex-
pressed by Hon. j. w. Symonds, president
of the Public Library, and Hon. James W.
Bradbury, president Of the Historical Socie-
ty.
Mr.. Edward A. Noyes, the first librarian
OF the Public Library, will read history of
that institution.
Hon. W. c. Putnam. one of the donors of
the Dead Pearl Diver to the Portland Society
OF Art. will formally present the statue TO
that society, and Mr.. E. II. Elwell will re-
spond In behalf of the society. The exer-
cises will close with poem by Mrs Eliza
beth Akers Allen.
Seats will be reserved for members of the
City Government, of the Public Library AS
ISOLATION, of the Historical Society and of
the Society of Art.