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PAlCLIFFE. DARK a CO, Auctioneers,
HI $40 Pennsy lyania ave. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME House No Ios q
STRFEV NnRTTTE

STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of deeI of trust duly recorded in Iiber
No. 1%29. folio 313 ct seq of the Land Records
for the District of Columbia and the request the
party secured thereby Will sell public auction IN
front OF the premises, ON WEDNESDAY,, TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1880. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK l.. NJ. Original Lot :, square pa fronting
3f.6 feet 10y depth OF l6S 3ls feet, improved 10y a
L street northeast.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years, per cent, secured by deed of trus.
on property sold, all cash, at option Of
purchaser. IL terms Of sale not compiled with
in ten days the trustee reserves the right
resell the property after days advertsenl Of
such resale IN some newspaper published in Washing
ton, DC deposit of 500 upon acceptance OF bid.
All conyeyanclng. Ac., at cost OF the purchaser
l. lEMELLEN JOHNSON Trustee,
ap11-d&ds 6.,1 + street nor Invest
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 Co, Auctioneers.
IL go penasylYauia ave n "
THREE-SToRY BRICK HOUSE. CORNFI
ELEVEN tn AND q srRFFTs SOIT rHFasT A.

THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE. CORNER
ELETENT III AND STREETS SOUTHEAST. AT
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY
FOURTH, 1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK, viii sell N
PARIS OF LOTS . AND 6. IN SQUARE 800.
fronting SS feet inches - feet on
l 18th street, partly improved by Three-story Ieu-
Room Brick House with Cellar and + anne Back Build
ms. also frame Building in the Water. and
sewer on both streets: HerdIcs pass the door Can
be easily so0dlvided 10 admit OF four additi oual
houses. spien I'D Opportunity fer an investment.
Terms: One third cash, balance IN aud years.
the property SOLD. all cash. the option of the pur-
chaser. deposit OF $500 required at time of sale.
All conyeyancing recording, &c, nj purchasers
II terms of sale not compiled with in ten DAYS
from day of sale the right reserved 20 resell The
property at the risk and cost OF the defaultng pur
chaser after nNe days advertisement # such resale
some newspaper publlshed ia Washington. DC.
al1-dSds RADCLIFFE, DAhk X co. Aucts.
l. TWENIl-ElkSr AND o STREETS NORTH
WEST. FRONTING 40 FEET On TWENTY
FIRST BY 100 On STREET.
On TUESDAY All ERNoON, APRIL TWENTY
the premises,
LOTS 10 AND II, SQUARE %,
each lot irontng 20 feet by depth OF 100 feet This
property IL situated on the and suitable for
hne dwelling, can readily be subllvided into ve
building lots. These lots the best the locality
and should attract the attention of those desiring
invest.
Terms: One third cash. balance In one and two
years, notes TO bear interest at per annum
from day OF sale, interest pay Oe semi annually, and
TO he secured by deed OF trust property SOLD.
ali cash AZ option OF purchaser. deposit 81 500
qulrd ON each lot at tine Of sale Conyeyancin &c.
at purchasers cost. Terms be- culnIliad with in
hieen days, Otherwise right reserved 20 risk
and cost OF defaut!n purchaser after days adj
Nertlsement of such resale IL some newspaper pub
lshed ia Washington. n. g.
apI6-d&ds DTNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
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HOUSEWIVES IN PANTALoONs.
How Bachelor Epicures May Render
Themselves Independent of the Kitchen.

a cHAFINa Dish AND AN ALCOHOL LAMP FURNISH
ALL THE NECESSARY coSvENIEScEs FOR PRO-
DUcrSG GREAT VARIETY OF DELICIOUS THINGS,
IF YOU ONLY KNOW How-HERE's HOW.
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es-THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE PRO
\VALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctiopeers.
IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
On IWEN1A-F URI II STREET BETWEEN VI
AND STREETS NORTH AsT, AND on X

UN IMENLl.F UhIH IhEEI BEIMEtN N
AND y STREETS NORTH Asst, AND ON X
STiEET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST sTkEtTS NoRTHWLsI, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, APRIL INEN1l-FlRST, All HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ, We shall sell in of
the premises part of lot No. 81 in square No "a, hay-
ing 10 feet 1s5 inches front on 24tl w. running
bck 2OS feet 10 3OfooI alley with the improvements
thereon consisting of atwostory brick dwelling house.
being premises No. 1226.
ON TUESDAY,, APRIL TWENTY-SECoND. AT
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK i NJ, shall sell in
front of the premises 1t No. ~ in GiIbert's re-
corded subdivision OF square No. % with improve
ments thereon. consisting three-story and base
inent brick dwelling fronting between North
Capitol and LIST SITS. ne, being premises No. 8.
erms of sale: One-fourIh cash. la in one, two
and three for notes bearing interest from day
sale and secured by deed OF trust property sold
All conveyancng, &c, at purchasers cost. 90 dow
each piece of property when struck off, And If the
terms of sale are not complied with within days
from day of SALE the property will be resold risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser purchasers
WALTER l.. WILLIAMS q co.
a1O-dEdo ar..,o.,s'o-.
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
IL 920 Pa ave. NV,

VALUABLE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK TEN.kOoM HOUSE, NTH ALL MOD
ERN IMPROVEMENTS. BEING No. % GRANT
PLACE, BETWEEN G. AND II AND NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHNESI, Al AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWENTY
FIFTH, 1880. at FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell in
front OF the premises,
PART OF SUB LOT % IN SQUARE 375.
improved by House No "a Grant place. three-story-
endorsement bay window brick house. containing
ten r. oms; all modern improvements: stationary
wash -stands; heated by furnace and in good condi-
non being IN the heart Of thu city, all lines of
street cars and herdics. places amusement. the
business center Yet reserved residence street. A
splendid opportunity for investment or permanent
holding
Terms Of sale One-third cash. balance in ! and -
yearswlth interest the Of per per annun
secured by deed of trust on the property all cash
the OF ton Of the purchaser. deposit of 500 re-
CURED when property is knocked down. All convey
ancng, recording &c at purchasers cost il Of
safe not complied with ia days from day OF sale
the right i reserved TO resell the property the rsk
and cost OF the detaultlnS purchaser GfJer , DAYS
public advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published III Washington. DC.
RADCLIFFE, DARR q CO..
Aneff
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TIlHos. E. MAGGAMAN. Real E.tate Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VAIL
ABLE kEAL ESTATE AND IMPROVEMENTS

EXECUTIONS AND TRI SIZES SALE OF NALU-
SITUATED ON SIXTH STREET last BE
TWEEN X AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue OF the last VIII and testament of Fannie p
Lee.deceased. the undersigned executor and trustee
therein named, VIII sell at public auction front
OF the premises. ON MONDAY the TWEEN ~ -FlkS L
NJ, all those pieces or parcels of ground
the city of Washington in the District of Columbia,
and known as lots thirty 900 and thrtyone l3
James \; Callans subdivision OF square eight hun
dred and 1ftysix 1885, said lots being twenty
hve COD feet front by one hundred 400 feet in depth
and LOT thirty one CID being improved by two-story
Terms Of SALE agreed upon writing by ali parties
interested said real estate follows: Onethird
CD purchase money in cash and the balance thereof in
SIX and TIVE we months with interest day
Tor which the purchaser purchasers shall give his
or their proissory notes. secured by det deeds
trusts upon the property sod or all cash. at option of
required Of the purchaser purchasers time of
sale All conyeyancing AZ purchasers costs. The
day Of sale, otherwise the property will be resold
the risk and defauting purchaser after hye
days n0''' IN the I kSDRE va DONALDSON.
Executor and Trustee,
ap5-dkds 1882 9th 81. ne
A UCTION SALE OF CHOICE PROPERTY AT
ACokNER OF SLNENTH AND STREETS
SEVENTH e AND 80 bf FEE iS on 7 sTEEET M
We will sell at public auction on TUESDAY, APRIL
JWENTY-sEc0ND. 1880, at FIVE O'CLOCK p N, !,
streets northwest in Washington city, numbered
and 8. in the subdivision Of square 44o made By the
This is valuable business site the entrance TO
LIE Droit Park and on the line Of the cable cars
Terms; pne,thira cash balance u, . IN one and two
sired. $500 deposit required. ConyeyancinE cost
Of purchaser. Terms 70 be complied with in twenty
dayA EDWARDS BARNARD.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucsa spia-sis:
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D r. GOBBLEBY is rather a bore in
some ways, but he does cook so su-
perbly that the boys are fsin to put
up with his society for the sake of
= what he gives than to eat Conk ing
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHoRT ROUTE To LONDON,
~ NOkpnEllSCHfk LLOYD s s co

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- NokDDLuIscHER LLOYD s. s. co.
Fast ENIress steamers
Vera Sat, ApIli IL. SO ana: saale Med- Aprl
p, = am Ems. sat, April -, an, Graye. We'd,
April 20 > pm; klOe Sat, May 3, $3.50 PIN. ulda.
Comfortable State rooms, excellent table luxurious
ward berth, according To location "a cabin. 30
aduit; steerage ut low rates. Apply TO L. r. DkuoR.
90 Penn ave. aElo
NoRDDEUTsCHER LLOYD SIS CO..
~ Baltimore To Bremen direct
karlsruhe tnssw'. eooo tons. lhen. $500 ton.
pITssdea. . $500 asf@ann.@
Splendid accom- modstions, good table Rates from
500 to . 100. according to location OF rooms
EFF. DRooP Agent.
mh22-;lm 925 Pa. ave.
HAMBUhG-ANERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
IMPRESS SERVICE between NEW YORK. SoU1H-
AMPION and HAMBURG by the magnificent
twIn-screw steamers OF 10000 tons aud loo %
RECORD FoR FASTEST TRIPS 10 AND FROM
SOUTHAMPTON AND THE CONTINENT. Actual
for safety. speed and comfort. Through tickets "
LondSn and Pans Apply e + L; DRoor.
mhI2-MSs4m 80 Penn ave-. Washington.
IA ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Saturday, NAV & May 81, june -. July 20
Saloon tIhsage; 500 10 81 %. Second-clsss, ESQ
Steamers Every saturday from New York to
49,, GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
Caoin iasssse TO GLASGOW londonderry OF Lverposk
steerage Passage either service so
Trave.ers' Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts
- fcr any amount issued at lowest current rates
ApIy 10 BRoT n He~ farE or
q. ". MOSS. s2l Penn. ave. "A. W., Washington
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

SPECIAL TRADE SALE Oh FIVE CRATES OF AS
SORTED CROC kEkI.
On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY FIRST,
1880. Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK within my auction
rooms, shall sell large CONSIGNMENT of Assorted
Crockery TO which the SPECIAL OF the trade
Is directed. THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer al 1-:St
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written for TIE EVENING STAR.
whose Was THE HAND?
BY MISS BRADDON.

Author Ct Lady Audeys Secret" "Liks and Unlike,
"Ishmael." The Day VIII Come" &c
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
MAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF GOOD WILL. STOCK AND
FIXTURES OF THE DRUG STORE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF TENTH AND o STREETS
NORTHWEST.
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~ $40 lennsy lyania ave. n "

DESIRABLE TWO STORY AND BA SEMENT BRICK
HOUSE. NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL ELEVENTH,
at FIVE O'CLOCK, will offer Tor sale IN front of
the premises
LOT 107, SQUARE sol,
fronting , 100 by depth OF I'll feet Improved
by well-bUiit two-stcry basement Brick House.
with all modern improvements being one OF the finest
locations IN the northeast.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest at cent per annum. secured
by deed OF trust or all cash. at option Of purchaser
II terms Of sale not complied with in ten days
right reserved TO resell the property after five days
advertisement of such resale in some newspaper
published IN Washington, DC. deposit of 500
upon acceptance CT bid. All conyeyancing &C., at
cost Of purchaser. RATCLIFEE, DAllR 4 co.
aI1l-uts Auctloneers.
cE-THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE PROP
erty At the former sale having failed comply
the terms OF sale the property Will be resold at the risk
and cost OF the aefaultIng purchaser, from Of the
premises, on TUESDAY, The TMENTl-SFCOND
DAY Oh APRIL, AID. 1880, IL FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
aplO RADCLIFFE. DARR A Co Aucts
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EMRRACINa

I'M STUCK OF STANDARD AND PATENT NFpI.
ClNES. FANCY ARTICLES TOILET ARTICLES,
SOAP AND PERFUMES. FLUID EXTRACTS.
CHtMlCALs, DYE STUFFs, HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINES. RUBBER GOODS. SPOSGTs,
SCALES, PRESCRIPTION COUNTER. sIJNFR'
MOUNTED SHOW CASES, TOGETHER WITH
MANY OTHER ARTICLES USUALLY FoUNp
IN FIEST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
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HLL RIGHTS REVIEWED.
CHAPTER XXI.
"ENoCdH THArICAS LIVE"

ANVOUH THAT I CAN LIVE
:: ::
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rINRUsTEI-s SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE
PLANI AND Personal PlsoPEkIn on me
NATIONAL PRESS BRICK COMPANY or
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WHO WILL BE Mr. NICOLLS ASSISTANTS?

The question which Is most exciting ~ IamHany Han
men In connection generalization OF the District
Attorneys ONCE urdcr De Laaccy Ncoll Is whether cA-
Senator Thomas =. Grady ,A-SenatOr Thomas G. L.
Leclesne shall have Of the Assistant Ds,iictACmcy
shis which draw 900 salary Their claims rs " long
political service e!r respective pulls and the for
appointing wen tor lot appointing them are 30 nearly
equal contest between them has become intensely
Interesting astute politician said last evening that
there only IN which Mr.. NicOl could avoid
Offending large body OF Tammany Hall worAers' aud
that appoint either Of them. III the neighbor
hood OF the Wiewam 1t was the glowing opinion last nigh,
that this would be the result o, the struggle.
EYJudge Cunning s. lodfOrd. wh0i The nquor-deaIe-s
their for the place Of chief assistant has
had this choice ratified by Mr. Ncoll. had been
questionsby agreed W befCie he Interest
his support.
Mckenzie SempIe and Vernon NJ Davis In their
places 4. ID. Parker expects TO remain though there
strong nght against him. John ID. Lindsay AID Harry
Macedonia be retained deputy s,tants while
Barlow s. Weeks John i. Mcintyre and WauhOpe Lynn
are looked upon certain Of appointment by Nj. Nico
William J. McKciDa. County Clerk Rciiy's successor In
the Tammsny leadership VI The With District H. 10 De
clerk ~ the Office, taking the place Of Charles j. Me
secretary OF the County Democracy County Committee
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having their resources taxed to the utmost to sup
Div space for the new demands of the public
This unusual demand comes from people who are
boarding gold and grecnbacks instead of putting
them in banks. This boarding comes from lear
of extreme silver legislation in Congress. \ fall
ure to pass free coinage act would. he SAID, AT
once release all these boards and would Ill ltSeil
create a tremendous stimulus to business.
John H. Ladd prominent American resident oil
London. has been visiting Washington during the
last two or three days. lie says that he has
never seen a city although he has been twice
around the world that has such beauties and such
possibilities as this. lie admircs the varied ar
chitccturc of Washington and says that to nm
il is one of its chief charms. He. spoke particn-
larly in praise of the White House and Capitol
as two buildings that would I've credit TO any
nation This comes in we'll in answer TO the
people who are so fond of decrying the Whlte
IIouse in speaking of il as shabby place. MT
Laid was presented 10 the President TINS morning
Mr.. Laid congratulated the President upon tic
splendid administration he was giving the couh-
try and said that he had lived long enough abroad
to appreciate the good things at home even better
than those who always lived here
T. c. CRAWFORD.
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(N1T VTT DEHDrR4TS MEET.

There good,si,ed gathering Of County Democrats
at the New.Amstercsn Club in Twcnty.echth-st. hs'
evening Ex.CorpersSn Counsel Beek1an. 6 /. Bald~
tho chairman County Democracy County Committee.
presiees Charles A. Jackson the vce-charman
who always takes hi. place eNConmissoner d Lo","F
Smith Police Justice J. Henry Ford were among those
present EX-police Justice Maurice J. Power who has cut
short his southern trip and returned 70 the CITY was all"
thore. Tho report the meeting Tor The purpose
holding conference In reference % the future OF the
County Democracy denied II was SAID bY MI.
Baldwin and others that IL only meeting 81 tho
OF the NewAmserdam Club. and that IT. OBJECT
was finance and mot politics"
The presence OF c1.Justce Power in the city and his
appearance club last evening indicate to some poll
ticans that does intend 10 give the l'air.hp
Of County Democracy after all He resigned nothing
having no place or Office in organization 20 r"sicn
The County Democracy" said Of It, members last
evening haye been looking for Moses b. lead them OUT
wild they find them.elvcs in. but - af they
have looked should not be- surprised a. all .
IL were concluded might do much w0rsc than
remain with Judge Power our leader
report circulated yesterday that cNColcrtor John
A. Sullivan who has been prominent IN Organizing Ru-l
nes, Mems Cleveland Organizations IN the lat two fr~
Dental campaigns, and VINO charter member Of The
Democratic Club and Of IT. most active MANAGER,
WAS about 10 be offered the County Democracy icad rh
The idea was rdicuIed at the Ncw.AnserdAm club Ast
evening.
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ROBERTS. CUSHN>Y { cos, Assl1S ,ND LIABlLi
TIES OTHER FAILURES

ROBERTS, CUSIIMAN 90 =. Assl-IS ANp III AbIIH
TIES -OTHHR FAILURES.
William H. sandfcr. lcwcllcr At n" Ffth Avc'"e
Hotel made an assignment Yesterday 10 D"ui- t">'
giving preference, 10 VI. E"X 4 GO for S2'''-' am
on their accommodation note, Tor FI4o"' "''" -
Allied g. Daring 81 900 account Of eI-e OF M
store: total Sj352. Mr.. Sandifci hi' been Ut pn,'
hes, twenty three years succeeding Jacobs ~ saudl'''
In 1872 since which time j" has been alol" wv
wears ago he said lie was worth over SjO,oV. HI
a,-cts are estimated AT about F21,Upo
The schedules Of Roberts Cuslmnn e Co 4nP'"'9
Of hatte,' materials at No. ~ Greene ST. sho" III
Utilities, FiJG1G5; nominal a@sots, t'O',o'-' ~'ia'
a.-ot, s437 300. OF tho liabilities. fl7o@D7 are ~
dor.encnts Sl30 sG2 bills payable, rll1'r"J i"i'B'
bill, PAYABLE ~, 1913 bills payable ~ lhlah'iI'"''
branch and sI0sI2 contingent. The ar>c- consist 81
merchandise s2l4,575 cash. SOL real estate 80 ."
fixtures nominal. - 7G2. actual, $500, Dills ana
accounts receivable, nominal value" TiS'l-o h'"al
valuc g2lDO5g Included IN the assets are chiins
against Price sherman u Coz VI l'hlad"lplhL al NOM
ipal value 500 500 actual value estimated al 3'o"''
and 4 claim of 4lGO 80 against the nlt" state '''
cru,nept which IL valued actually AT r7''l'- ali'"
ING for LAWYERS foes and estimate, Tor rlc'"h'' NV
trucn nal CREDITOR are the American EN'hili-c y"
tional rlnk *iO6.7II, principally for di7c"Iut,l1
not. for Price sherman Co, ana NH'Ihdl a. -.
plainc j. B Martn. Paris. So" baS ar" IN,
4 ms. Lyon, +2j,J71 /. l~tiMc " 'c' |S""''
J1nu IT, scbrc dealer In dry goods at No; 10
Si,tlI ave made an assignment YESTERDAY !" "dI.I
rrldgrport conn. lat March starting WIN a CnPh.h
81 -,OoOO which he said was GIT 81 III. It,''a ~.
i,,y Ionu Mullay. Of bridgeport. toInpcu'"h VIII
cslabI. shed houses caused MS Iai"'o'
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BENsoN-M Glen Ridge \. j.. December % ,o 1890
Ruth youngest child Of Henry X and Theresa Benson
Rsatyes and friends Of the family are respectfully IN;
hone, Hehand-aNe. (Gen Ridge. on SUNDAY de-
crmoer q. at . y. M , rou
BOGEtINtr lingering Illness on edhesday: Deech
~ 2 at raamls Bergen o. S . in the Sth wear
ara , pas are d Sd on to s attend the a@as5
December p. at , O'Clock D. m. and in the Paramus
Conv@yances viii be waiting at RdgewoOd for train
CLARK Madeleine On 2ith instant age ~ years a. tho
residence uncle Joseph A. Cozzno 80 West '?ds
81 and shaw where a solemn high Of requiem
WIN be celelntd at 10 a. m on Saturday. December
Intencnt at Calvary
Or Dublin Irrand on % DSecmser r. aG iis Fast
ijth.st the residence of her SON Joseph l. e. Ciarhe'
The Tune 3 al sGa viii BE- So Agnes Church.
be celebrated at 10 a. N. SATURDAY. December 20
mEDDEN~At rst After lingering Illness at the r ss,
d9Gs Of his aate,T N oa wcda~diS pmbr a.
1890 Rev. ". D. Hedden. D. D.. in the 63d year OF
satgday at o,sIesE MI at the East Orange
y ic> .cn OF wct and sarah 4. Hicks in the 2sd
RSati,s ard r. end. are invited attend the funeral from
Friends M.etipe House, we.rbuIy on First da' the
calrasc, Wi b. in vsing at we;t@gry upon the arrival
MP F. Tot ] & ga GAT 5S %S5"'S
J..
Notice Of funeral hor'af1r
Layton w4a~Ga Dbcr e. cs,cncc S;d IL. so, son
Funoal private.
MlNroD sddeny Dccmber - 800 Abigail , hoSIra.
younac-, child o Mary Theresa ana Thomas Min'or'
r. d G 30 i' %e s 5s 9,' ca Saa aSSt
In PsSraSf ri "a at, a. at ~ WdPdiarn.
Ny EIs Thursday. December -. Joseph s. MYERS.
R friend, are iaisd 20 v attend 5o b.. i T9S,
fs an ut az. -.
ri.l.pY-on Wednesday. December o. az White Plains.
tn al s. at tir hou-e saturday December p.
cf, % be- in T5 t on D aFG'2 @:o g. "' '''
Broor Re,so ,r: ~ SS Of bs5and
RSat2 I'D friends respectfully invited ,5d 70 attend the
sunday. December 2s. at : D. H.
boston plr@r, please copy.
sCtn,OTDFR- Ent,',d into rest SATURDAY December 20
b I'U a. viz ' cf iIdr; Maiea5ers 5cSfoeder
| TIIRoCKMoKrON- THURSDAY. December % a. nj;
ssIdeRGs SS1 in ~ S5n 1car Of hs age
services at 81 Mays Church. Sunday December % az
p6iaddpha Elilalcth and Rcd Bank please COPY
VoGFI Thursday D,e"mbor %. william Rapha'l In ma
l2 ye' and iI f OF s a%S nyited TO- attend
funeral sunday December Is 10 a. H. from HIS ia'e
K # SiI,', omit IL SoT sSrs
wHITt-sutdeny Of pneumonia, on December - a; bis
late residence los Joralcmon-st, BlookNh' "e" l. '"
Whit aged 80 --,-,.- ,,.,..h
HrcoFlyH saurdsy December y. at o'clock D. M
/ kindly omit flowers.
/ South rn papers please copy ,,.,-.
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. December 70 LOWS N"e'"HOo'
! in his 9jth year. a., .se., 4. ~
Funeral services at ire residence OF M
! Frlsbc. West 58,h-st. Monday. December 10 -
| 10 80 "A
! Boston papers please copy. - i.
! WILLIAMSON Thursday, December % ErdN'"'o" Ne
| Williams. his S2d year @. N,ohoa.
Funeral services at his late residence ssS ST. Nchoas-
| ave. on Sunday, December p a. p mn;,... Con,
Tutar.le1t Willow BROOK Cemetery. MrtppIt, JUL
Nondav p,cerbar % arrival OF the . oi train
Grand Central Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
npcrrAsE N MERCANTILE FAILURES


y g. Dun d 60. report for the week cndcd Sc9'er
a mercantile failures numbering BOB Tor 10" mica
state, and 30 for Canada total oi '''' i3i''' ava
,coek ago and 80 for the corresponding "e"N ~
80 rho revic,y comment, upon the inrdlnr~' 81
collections as a check to wholesale trade but re'f' 10
,,ur,vcncnt In the monetary situation AT runner ''
rlacc, Summarizing the position ana ""tioo"' '"o
review says: ~,
tt. h,s nroer,-s ,cd AS well could be expected
q, rrek broken hy the Christmas Holiday ana ef4'at
s -, The holiday trade Was remarkably htAs
~. and AT nearly all other points GOOD "'h j. ~
mo mean evidence that the tghtHcss o. we m,'', 81,
market spring- from any general emlIraa ,, n
hmsincSs or industry. The volume OF payments l"s
Ranks continues larger. though but about " pr 'Sn1
Isryer than a wear ago. Railroad shrlihgr tI". ~
rerrred for December also show gain OF 'pou, H
csnt over those of the same weeks last wear foI"S"
trade il very heavy. in spite Of causes Whi'h were ~
r.ct.d IN lnslrr a material decrease me h'fiu'i"'
tn rgnrd 10 monetary legislation. ana ~ l"',ln' -
feet (, lin the great obstacle. but even M ~, ~"
di-tu,bing influence than IL had week or Two az"
ia, prospect Of mwi,c acton seems hr' T'I"' IT,
thc money markets have generally grow" cds,r W. %
the last week, not only Al me faSl' p"' ~ ''' " W.
Western and Southern centres