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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-14
FUTURE DAYS.
TTNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPkRTY IN WASHINGTON AND GEORGE

TOWN, DC.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust barring date the Sd day
o. July, $50. ana duiy recorded IN n4er NJ IJS2
trict Of Columbia and by dirscton Of the paSsy &C.
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell .,
public auction on MONDAY. OCTOBER u, 1889. Al
O'CLOCK. in front Of the prsmises, the following
described property viz Part Of lot in square 2 IL
said District beginning for the same q the southeast
corner Of said lot on the north line Of north street
feet and running back north between parallel lines q
the Same width to the Of said lot between gath
and 18th streets northwest, improved by two com.
Portable frame houses Nos. 24l7 and 2410 street
At 430 O'Clock in front of the premises in George
town. in the said District the east side Of
street. beginning one hundred and thirty-hve feet
north Water street and the north line of ten
foot alley, thence east with said alley the full
length Of said lot; thence north twenty-four feet
thence west to Jefferson street; thence south said
street feet to the place Of beginning Inn
proved by two nearly Brick Dwellings, Nos. 1013
and l0l5 jefferson street.
Terms: One-third cash, the residue In two equal
payments at and two years. with notes bearing in
terest and secured by deeds trust the property
sold All eonveyxncing and recording at purchaser
cost 900 deposit viii he required at the time Of
sale. II the Of sale not complied with in ten
days from the day Of sale trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
VIM REOIN WOODwARD,l $780,.
oc9-dts JESSE H. WILSON. A'
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsALs FOR sHELSING-wAR DEPART
nent October y. 1bSe-seAled Proposals. in dupli-
ca c, will be received ct this ofhce until TWELVE
TENTH. 1883 for Constructing Eleven Cases OF ths
Jewel Metal shelving. diagrams and specfca-
tons which may be seen in Room No A. PROPOSALS
should be Endorsed on the outside of the envelope
Proposals for Shslylns and addressed the under
SIGNED. NJ; Il. THokP, Chief, supply DIVISION
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LIME BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH Z, NEAR
l. EIGHTEENTH NORTHWEST AND NEAR NEW
STATE DEPARTMENT.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER EIGH.
TENTH. Al FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell in front
OF the premises, the west 81 feet front Of
LOT =, SQUARE l43
fronting north side of street near corner of Sth
street northwest. near new state department., Raw
Inns statue, &c
This properly can be readily subdivided
Terms one third cash balance IN one and two
years ct per cent interest, payable semi
and 70 be secured by deed Of premises or ali
casH Vt option Of purchaser. deposit Of 500 re-
Quired at time Of sale. ConveyanciEg, Sc, at pur-
chasers cost. Terms to be complied with in days
otherwise right reserved TO resell At ri and
defaulting purchaser five days public notice
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton. DC. DtNCANSON BROS.
ocl2-dkds Auctioneers.
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A Point Gained for Norfolk.

Commodore A. E. Bateman Of the A. and d.
railroad has for some time been working to
have Norfolk made the large banking port for
cotton. instead Of New York, and he has sue
csssfully carried his project through. Fifty
thousand bales Of cotton will be bought and
stored there which have heretofore gone 10
Boston aud Providence, and in future Norfolk
wild be recognized as the distributing point for
cotton used by New England mills
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England Wants Us to Annex Hawaii

The London Times says that in view of
the amount Of English capital invested in
the Sandwich Islands, England could not
See them pass into the bands Of any foreign
power With indifference. but that their scquisi-
uon ~ the United States would be regarded
with more equanimisy than their spoliation by
any European power. The whole tone OF the
article points 70 . desire that the United States
governments may see its way clear to gobble up
the Islands and the intention evidently is to
encourage Uncle Sam 70 adopt such q course.
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| hANnAhA AAo - oVc. per yaro 70 % 1ouno any
where.
| We still have . few Of those Atwood CASH
MEREs and FoULEs at 37,<c, and . complete
line of ARMUREs and DIAGoNALs, which we i'm
ported to sell at 65c. but have put them on our
counters to sell at 40 cts Then we can show you .
complete line Of FANCY wEAvEs, viz: CORD
DLEoNs. vELoURs, sEBAsTAPoLs, INDIA
CLOTHS, &C. Also full line Of CAMEL's HAIR to-
gether with full assortment Of shades in SILK
WARP. HENRIETTAs, at size, 81 and s1.25
Our importation of FRENCH NOVELTY SILKS,
purchased by Mr.. Jas. LAnsburgh while in
Lyons now on SALE This is without doubt
the handsomest line of this class Of goods
ever shown in Washington. comprising elegant de-
signs and effects in SILK AND TINsEL, brocaded and
embroidered, ARMUREs, FABLES AND sATINs.
Anewline of 21-INCH FANCY STRIPED sURAHs.
in great variety of colors and combinations, at 81
per yard
PERSIAN BRocADEs AND FANoY-srR1pE
SILKS. in endless variety, from 75c Our stock Of
these goods is conceded the most varied and elegant
2o-INCH ALL-sILK BLACK SATIN RHADAME
at 62c. per yard suitable for foundations for lace
and net dresses
25-1NCH AL~srLK BLACK sURAH. 75c Regu-
lar value 81.
Continually receiving new shades in our CSC.
sURAHS, regular 75c. Line; extra value
.27-inch coLoRED CHINA SILKS. 75c.. regular
value s5c
2l-inch CoLoRED CHINA SILKS Soc. regular
value 62xc.
21-inch coLoRED JAPAN SILKS eoc., regular
value 75c.
4s-inch ALI-suLK FISH NET. 81; extra heavy.
4s-inch ALL-s1LK LA ToscA NET. CLIO Der
4s-ineh ALL-sILR LA ToscA. s1.25; extra
heavy.
4s-inch ALL-sILK RUSSIA, extra heavy, large
4s-inch ALL-sILK EXTRA HEAVY sEw1Na-s1LK
NET s225.
4s-inch ALLsILK coLoRED FISH NET, o..
% PIECES OF ALL-sILK BLACK FISH NET,
REGULAR IL GOODS, WE WILL SELL AT SOC.
PER YARD. BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED IN
NET.
SHOULD YOU NEED BED COVERING COME TO
Us. OUR SUPPLY IL LIMITLEss.
LADIE = AND GENTS CARDIGAN JACKETS.
PULSE WARMERS AND OTHER ARTICLES OF
t.. IL Mn s sss-::
e Fl " Fl Fl s. 5: III III
~ Rssfs kn1 90
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VNRUsTEES' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Il C0kNEk OF SUMNER STREET AND FIFTH
Il. HOWARD I1NINEhSITX

STREET, HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed in equity cause No
IL ,Uo4. will sell at public auction in 'front.' Of the
premises on WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER AID. 1889, AT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ
All that certain piece parcel Of land and premises
known and described the plat Of said District
aud being lot numbered six 90 block numbered six
a smith, commonly known Is Aftnsham Place.
This lot fronts 90 fee. Sumner and from
Of $50 feet on 5th street. and u improved By frame
house.
Terms One-third cash bal ance in one and two years
with per cent interest sSle ssm annually and
be secured By deed Of trust premises ali
option OF purchaser Convey ancing, &C. 81 cost of
purchaser deposit Of t100 required Ut time OF
sale Terms to be complied with in ten days other
wise the Trustees the right resell the
esty the risk and coat Of the defsutng purchaser
altar i've days public notice Of such resale in come
Newspaper published in Washington. DC.
FRANKLIN II. MACkEY, Trustee,
sos u street northwest
d. s. MACKALI. Trustee,
- 4l6 5th street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. ocS-dkds
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NEW SLKKPISo Can LINE TO CoLrnpus. Ou,o-
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has sstab-
lished q new Pullman sleeping car line between
this city and Columbus, Ohio, leaving Balti-
more and Ohio station daily at pm. and ar
irving in Columbus the next day 81 las pm. .
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HEo. W. sT1CKNEY. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE SMALL LOT. WITH OLD FRAME
H0bpS1 Nc l7o6. TwENrY-FIAsT STREET
10 lettls an estats Ne viii sell ON WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBEk 6IxTE1NTH. 1889. ct FIVE PM. in
feet on 2lst street By deh Of about 81 est
once Of Geo. F. Graham, 1903 Pennsylvseaa avenus
Terms Az c.sh; deRo:it Of &l0o required.
Rockville. Nd. ...
GEO. +. GRAHAM, Attorney
oc12-dkd 1bO3 Parma ava
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EXENING.

DAwNBROKERS AUCTION - on MONDAY,
Il TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS, OC-
TOBER FOURTEENTH. FIFTEENTH and SIX
TENTH, at HALF-PAST SEVEN PM, shall sell
q 3o21 street, 81 public auction. al Forfeited
6inEs, Pins and general assortment Of yewelry.
Clocks, Re. divers. Guns, Sewing Machinea Clothing.
Bedding, Books and other Goods too Numerous 10
nenton. Parties interested viii plesae take notice
THAI. Auction eers. oc1 1 -5ts
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6yHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIN
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED AT THE
SOUTHEAST COkNEk OF TWENTY-SECONI
AND STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING
by virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Colum ota passed in equity cause 1854
on the 18th day Of April. 1889, the undsrsie ned,
Trustee will offer for sale ct public auction IN front
q ne sssReGtiys Pnsmisss On MONDAY. ths TwEK-
hsrstnaftsr menti9psd the felos1ng parcels Of real
AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. sub ioss Is and ~ in
square 81 sub lot q fronting 20 fest ga street
The foregoing lot; being IN recent subdiysion Of
veyor's book 10. folio 43.
Terms Of sale ere foowa TO Wit: third Of thu
Husch.ss money in cash md the balance IN two equal
chaser. A dsposit Of 600 vin be required On Zach
lot % the time OF nale Terms Of s.ls % Be complied
With in seven day. from day q sale. pls, Of the
FRANK T. BEowNIN0, TrusesA
GEO. W. sTICKNKY. Auct. eSj + 4 oci0-dxd.
"a xAaRAvEa AND LrTzooaApzR
MT 1o11 Pa Avn
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DENTISTRY.

I,REE DENTAL INFIRMARf-TEETH FILLED
II and rrtlhcial teeth inserted without charge, except
cost u mateaa AZ 1,o ST. NV, the Dental Depart
meat OF Columbia University, FROM p,l. dAily,
except Sunday. lnnrlnsry open from October 4 70
June 80. se.O-Om
IlR slARR PARSONS. DENTIST, gTH ST,
~ corner h NV. tlrst-clsss Gold Amslssm and
Nlite billings specially Aching teeth saved Apy-
cation 70 gums prevents pain an exuacting- Hours:
Sto5. tyo
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TINHOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
CHOICE AND wELL-sELECTED COLLECTION
BRoNZEs. CURIos.
ARTICLES OF vIRTU.
FINE EMBROIDERED SCREENS.
PANELS, MANTEL sCARFs, PORTIEREs. ETC.
NEW ART sALESROOMS.
nth ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE-.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
OCTOBER 10. II AND IL. 1880.
AT IL AM. AND PM. EACH DAY.
Will be on Exhibition Monday and Tuesday. October
II and 15.
oclI-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LARGE
lot NO 1877 STREET. WEST WASHIN3-
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I'HohAs e. wAadAMAE S.,, r.,... .nc.,on..-

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NUMBERED
1871 TO 1893 SrRkEr SOUTHEAST. AND
1914 TO 1922 HARRISON AVENUE SOUTH
EAST.
On TUESDAY. ocToBER FIFTEENTH. AT HALF
front Of the premises. sub Lots ~ to 2S in square
i041. improved By 2sto.y Brick Houses.
ociO-li IL. IA THOMAS E. wA0aAMAN, Auct.
VNRUSrRE'S SALE OF vALUABIk DWELLING,
l. No 400 NEW YORK AVENUE SORTHwkSr,
BY virtue OF decree Of the Suprvine Court OF tho
District of &C llmbia. passed ths 9th Gay Of Sep
TENDER, AID loaS, in ths Of Mary " Lee 81 Va
Emma NJ. Hyatt ct al, No. l,729 Equity amended
BY further decree in aid cause, passed the 9Th
day Of September A. D. 1889, will otter for sale, at
u.lic auction, front VI the premises, on TUES
DAY, THE FlFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, sub Lot ID" Of John O. Hark-
ness recorded subdi son Of original lots Cd and
twenty -four t24 in square No. 81 in the city OF
Washington, ID. c.. with the improvements and sypur-
tenances
Terms Of sale: third Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in two equal instalmsnts, pay
able respectively 1t and two years from the day
Of SALE with interest secured By deed Of trust upon
the property all cash the option Of tbs purchaser
All G0nyeyaucing and recording 1t purchasers cost
II terms not coupled with within ten days after
day OF sale right reserved to resell after three days
advertisement in the Evening Star newspaper at risk
and cost Of the dsfsultng purchaser 800 deposit
acceptance Of bid.
A. A. BROOKE, Trustee,
" 40 9Th street northwest
DUNcANsON BROS. Auotioneers. oc2-dSds
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y Eo. W. sTICKNEY. Auct,oneer. y3s st.

PERENproRY sALl OF Why VALUABLE UN.
IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON 4TH.
n AND 6TH STREETS SOUTHEAST
DAY, the FIETkkNlH day Of oCToBkR 1889, at
FOUR O'CLOCK p. Il, all OF Original Lots 70 10 and
~ to 20. inclusive, in square nun bered 500.
Terms of sAle Ono third cash and the balance
u and two ca years, with interest at per Der
annum payable somiann uAlly and secured BY deed
trust the property sod all cash the option
the purchaser $50 deposit will be required On each
lot 1t time of sale ALI convsyancing purchasers
cost Terms OF sale to be complied with in tsen days
ocl l-dts 3kO W. SfICKNEY Auctioneer
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Y
sAF HE IF 81 TE
TENTH sIRKEI NEW YORK AVENUE AND
Also 4 sTkkkT IkfMasS iSGfFnT AZ
AHc9i9s. - Close Ss T hHs BaEaSGk 81 81
EfH hSEhEE D e TIE LATE GEORGE
s q the
Is;pssaSsy Two ma shrss ys.r: s.o@ Tie d.y q
10 e cent
notes 81 ne puIohsssr purchs.ers ssti:f.c:
tory deed Of u,. on the property sold al cash a
aud recording shall Be the cost Of the
sh Ss OF Of
within days after the day Of sale the properly
Il 81
lhs pE1EahT5 Rad SF 9cTo
:s IN Of ns All sn0:
Sisy Of Wsshing.en And being known And dsscI,bed
snbdiyision q square 1uMbered tsS hundred and
ON f.. s.a
York avenue northwest containing In all about 1913
doi.r. vii 1s required Il
the sime Of sale This property should comm.nd the
ments being centrally located and well adapted for
eSnt e e:
on :ss Or
dspSst q sioS n VIII Se 1saaTa
at the time OF sale
On the SAME DAY. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, in front Of the premises Lot No. 2l in Robert
Mo- e on
r street between 18th and 9Th streets northwest
running back 100 feet to alley less improved
by two-story and basement Brick dwelling bay win
dow No. 1904. deposit Of 800 will be required
'.' '.'.'' u WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.
oc5-d&ds Auctioneers.
CInPaVYED By A BRICK LIVERY STABLE
AND FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,. KNOWN AS
NOS 1907 AND 1909 g STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF certain orders and DEGREES Of the
preme Court of the District VI Columbia passed
Equity cause No 10.96l, Docket No. 20, we the
premises, ct public auction, on TUESDAY. the FIJI
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, D. 1889, at the hour
of FOUR "a O'CLOCK NJ. ell those pieces parcels
of real estate known and described the plat plan
OF the city Of Warrington, District Of Columbia.
and being the west fifteen u5D feet front street
North, OF lot numbered ID by the depth thereof
and all Of lot numbered two CD in square numbered
two hundred and hfty-two C252) with the improve
ments a. above stated.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money In
after date Of sale with ~ the rate six
cent per spnun the deferred payments be secured
by deed Of trust on the properly ali cash the
option Of the purchaser $500 deposit required of
the purchaser or purchasers ~ ths time Of sale. If
days after ths day Of sale the Trustees the
right to resell 1t THIS risk and Of the defautinS
purchaser.
s s'Ds i: i T y! Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts oc2-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
DCNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

fIANos, MIRRoRs, pARLoR FURNITURE, WAL.
ESBrs EE 4nSLss Hasf c sHI VAL hl
EuRNITURA, HAIh AND 0LHER NAT.
DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASS WARE,
COOKING AND AnATIH6 STOVES, KITCHEN
REGULATES, FIFTY COTS, 40.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
AID ofHEs 6AkPRTs. RtGs &c.
On TUESDAY NOR NINa, OCTOBER FIFTEENrH.
salesrooms, 9th and u streets northwest . general
collection Of aoods TO which attention II invited.
N. B-The carpets will be sold within the rooms q
TWELVE O'CLOCK, some Of which from the lAtS
Msltby house AID have never been used. 1t
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EOUSEFURNISHINGS.

MAIL PAPER. WALL PAPkR.
w The CHEAPEST place IN the city BHnt Payer, loc
Per piece Gill P.ier liza aud 2Oc Embossed Gilt
Paper. % snd 3Oc.. at LLPkkUA's, 1884 l4Ih ST.
NV, formerly OF South Washington. Estimates
cheerfuly furnished Orders by postal promptly at
tended TO- Southwest orders lett Judds Pharmacy.
9Th and Il ste. 4. se.o-l ms
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Errg ERR ~ sHrTFrg EBRE ZEE
+. j II sssssE# Fl. j ! t.
RI HoRxER 90.
y. o AND e5 WEST Esd STREET.
NEW YORK
LAR0EsT ExHIBrT OF ARTISTIC FuRNrTu11
N AMERICA.

TEN Snow ROOMS FILLED WITH TEE LATEST
PRODUCTIONS OF THE FURNITURE AND Up
HoLsTERy ART FROM THE RECOGNIZED
MANUFACTURING CESTERs OF TIE WORLD.
NOVELTIES OF LONDON PRODUCTION.
NOVELTIES OF PARIS PRODUCTION.
NOVELTIES OF VIENNA PRODUCTION.
Our Own Importation
NOVELTIES OF AMERICAN PRODUCTION.
Including Those Of Our Own Msnufscturs
Visitors 70 New York are cordially invited 10 en-
and examine stock and prices The central locs-
ton Of our establishmsnt lsd3oining Edsn Musss)
MAKES it essy Of sooss from Ill psrts Of ths city.
ssle-3tkm. w.s3m
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF CRoCKRRY AT Auo-
TON.
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER FIFrEENTH,
1889, 81 TEN O'CLOCK. within my auction rooms, l
shall sell several crates Of Assorted Crockery The st.
tenon Of the trade is directed to this sale IL viii be
'V oci2.St 81. THOMAS BOWLING Auctioueer.
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TRoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

pUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionee
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-20
EIGHTY THOUSAND HEAD
Will Be the Montana Cattle Run
IhrOuoh St Pant This Season.

VIII Be the Montana Cattle Run
Through st. Paul This Season.
On July IA the first train load. fifteen
cars, of Northwestern range cattle ar
rived here on what is technically termed
the Montana cattle run" Since then
the receipts of these cattle have con-
tinually increased. until they now foot
$4,000 head, of which about 49,,
600 have gone eastward. mostly
on through bills of lading, and
about 5000 head have been slaughtered
here. This run usually continues from
six to eight weeks longer, the present
time being the height of the season, so
far as receipts are concerned, and the
indications are that this movement will
number about $1,000 head this year,
which figure was reached in 1883, and
also in 1887. The present low prices of
cattle in all the markets have tendency
toward precluding any great increase in
shipments. On the other hand. some Of
the range cattlemen are more disposed
to ship than usual OF account of the dry
weather which prevailed in June and
July, and which reduced the feed on
their ranges to such an extent that they
would rather not have their full quota
vi otOCh Ou til6 range uuIluS lllC CUlllliiS
winter. Prairie fires on the ranges will
also have some effect in the same direc-
ton.
In September. 1883. ], 400 car loads C2s.-
600 head) of these cattle passed through
st. Paul. About two-thirds of those
were in patent stable cars and one-third
in the ordinary live stock cars. The
agents of Streets stable cars. seen at
the Merchants yesterday, said: About
90 to 95 per cent of the Western cattle
now being shipped go in stable cars"
The Home Land and Cattle company
start eighty carloads to-day from
Malta, on the Manitoba line. The
Rae Cattle company has twelve
cars coming from Miles City, Mont,
and within two days 200 cars will be
loaded on the Northern Pacific and
Manitoba railways by the Berry Cattle
company, the Mizpah Live Stock COM
pany, John L. Murphy, Pierre Wiebaux
and others. Two hundred carloads
should realize somewhat more than
S150,OO0.
Every year this Western live stock to
the valne, at low figures, of more than
S3,0O0,00O, passes through the Twin
Cities. Much of it is fed and reloaded
here while ''in transit" and compare
lively small proportion is sold to and
used by the people of Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-20
A DEAD woMAN's WEALTH
The Subject of a Law Suit
Varied Court News.

Varied Court News.
The jury failed to agree in the case of
Bloom, Mrs. Lindman's administrator,
against the Bank of Minnesota. The
point is whether the murderer Oleson,
now undergoing life sentence for his
crime, acted as the agent of the MUIR
dered woman in drawing the 1910 from
the bank.
Marriage licenses were issued yeSter-
day to the following candidates for
matrimonial felicity: William Vein
berger and Mary WesS, j. M. Wilson
and Emma j. Munick. Joseph ProulX
and Emile st. Ange, Martin Folsberg
and Annie Dahlquist.
In the case of Simon & Marleslie VS..
Frank Marleslie, tried before Judge
Brill, the jury returned verdict giving
the plaintiff $3.50, and the defendant S55
worth of the goods in dispute.
The trial is now going on before
Judge Kerr of the case of Norman Tay-
lor VS.. the st. Paul q Duluth Railway
company. This is an action for $1,000
damages for personal injuries received
on the road.
The supreme court has been asked
for a review of the district court pro-
County VS.. the st. Paul. Saltwater q
Taylor's Falls Railway Company, and
the Minnesota Investment Company.
> Justice Vanderburgh yesterday issued
a writ of certiorari in the case of the
State ex rel, the ST. Paul, Minneapolis
q Manitoba Railway Company VS.. the
District Court of Hennepin county. The
writ is returnable on the opening of
court