Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-16
SALE OF HISTORICAL SILVER.
The Chase Ridout sEIverware Sold at Pub
lie Aucston-LireIy Bidding.

The Chase RIdout siISerware Sold at Pub
lie Auctton-LiveIy bidding.
The sale this morning at public auction
of the silverware. jewelry and trfnkets be
longing 10 the Chase Ridout estate. at
tracted large number of bidders. The
sale took place at the Court House, was
begun at II O'Clock and continued until
half past two.
The fl rst thing offered for sale was III
shares of the capital stock Of the Far
mer' National Bank. par value. $50.
which was purchased respectively by
Mr.. John Ireland. Julian Brewer, and
Thos. NJ. Launahan, for $40 per share.
The next offered was sixteen shares OF
the Annapolis Water Comany, par value
$50 per share, which sold for $3.50 and
SIC. 25 per share, and was purchased by
John Ireland
The next was Is shares Of the Anuapo-
IFS Gas Light Company, par value 40
per share, sold for SIG and $50 per share,
and was purchased by Jno. Ireland, ID.
r. Magruder and Major Sprigg Har-
wood.
The large double family carriage was
sold to j. II. Vansaut, for $50.
After these were disposed of the bidders
attention was directed to the silverware,
jewellery, trinkets. &C., which was on ex-
hibition In the Court room. The first ar
ticle offered by auctioneer Welsh, was
fine large gondola-shaped, plain silver
tureen and cover, which was started at
SIT and knocked down to Miss Lucy
Harwood for $13t. Then were sold 10
order the following large silver water
pitcher, to Miss Harwood for S57;
teapot, to VIM. @. Barney. s52; coffee
pot TO Mrs Jackson, $40; teapot to w.
Chase Barney, $17 the next were three
silver trays,to VIM. G. Barney Tor $l6.0O,
$40 90 and $40 90. respectively;tray TO MI.
Laird, $50; gravy bowl. $2S 6O, to Jas.
Howard gravy bowl, $31, TO MIR. Barney;
cream pitcher, to Prof. Ler0ux, SIS 90;
cream pitcher to Mrs. Wainwright. SIT;
cream pitcher, to j. e. Cole. $15 so; card
basket, to Mr.. Laird, $17; three silver
mugs to F. III. Stockett, Jr., for $24; two
mugs TO j. E. Cole, $190 90; silver waiter.
TO Mr.. Laird, $50; canister to Mrs. Nc
Coy, $3.50; pepper cruits to JAS. How
ard, S22 so; salt stands to VIM. Barry,
So; 2 salt stands to Mrs. Marian, 81 90;
4 salt stands, to w. f. Barry, $22; 2 salt
stands. Mr.. Cole, $40 so; A salt stands. J.
II. Iglehart, $1,000; / ladel, Miss Red
mond, $1,000; ladeI Robt. Bowie, So 90
cake knife, Prof. Leroux, 1926; sugar
spoon, Mrs. Prof. Terry, 400; ] ladel,
Miss Redmond, $3.50; - table spoons,
Mrs Moore $2S: doz., spoons, Prof,
Leroux, $3.50; doz', spoons, Mrs.
Jackson, Gao; doz, do, Commander
Terry. s25; doz., do, Miss Redmond,
$21; doz., desert do, Dir. Willar; $17.-
80 doz.. do, VIM Barney $40; l doz do.
Il. H. Socket, Jr., $40; doz teaspoons,
w. G. Barney, sci; doz. do, Mr.. Cole,
1880; doz. do, Mrs. Talcott, $3.50;
doz. do, Prof Leroux, 1850; IL do.
Lieut.. Ross, S13 25; a lot of assorted
spoons to Miss Redmond, $3.50; perforated
spoon TO Mrs. Robinson, $500; small
spoon, Mrs. Jarvis, 10 70; 2 sugar tongs,
MIR. Cole, 81. so; Q do, Mrs. Randall, 800;
2 knives, Miss Redmond, $2.75; 2 do.
Mrs. Randall, $3.50; 2 napkin holders,
@. A. Dubois, $3.50; / doz forks, Miss
Harwood, $2S; doZ. do, Mrs. Randall,
s24; coffee pot, Mr.. Kirk, ''e2S. so; one large
silver waiter with the family seal, 1898
or, sold TO Mr.. Laird for $245; small
waiter, Miss Harwood. $175; one
bread tray, p. ii. Tuck, $46 one tea
not, Mr. Laird, $27. 50; one slop bowl,
Mrs. j. w. Randall, SIT; sugar bowl. JAS.
Howard, $3.50; sugar bowl, Mr. Kirk.
SIS so; cake warmer, w. @. Barney. S27;
silver goblet, +. III. Stockett, Jr., 81; set
of casters, MIR. Laird, s101; two candle
sticks, Mr.. Williar. "a; one ladel, Mr..
Cole, 50 so; knife az fork, Miss Bessie
Randall, $500; one dozsn knives, Miss
Harwood, s16; one dozen knives, w. G.
Barney, $40 This closed the sale of the
silverware. The jewelry and trinkets
were offered this afternoon at 4.3O
o'clock. The bidding was quite lively,
many ladies and persons from abroad be-
ing present. All Of the silver with the
family coat OF arms was purchased by
members Of the family. The total
amount of sales from the silverware come
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