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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Arkumeat In the Sc. Louis Murder Case Cos
cluded Yesterday.

ArKumeat In the 81. Louis Murder Case Con
eluded Yesterday.
Ex-Lieut.-Gov. johnson made the opening
argument in the Vail case in st. Louis yester
day morning. He traced the record Of Val
and his insurance, reviewed all the evidences
submitted, called attention TO Wallis remarka-
Bile exclamation when his wife was shot, mo
Fanny. it struck the Wheel" which indicated
that even then he was making evidence FOR
himself, and closed with An eloquent peroration.
Marshall Mcdonald, attorney for the defense,
at irst stated that he would submit the case
without argument, but subsequently changed
his mind and made . brief speech, which wa
principally abuse Of insurance companies.
MIR. Dryden then closed for the state and
Judge Normile placed the case in the hands of
the jury instructing them il they decided the
killing Of Mrs. Vail was an accident to bring in
. verdict Of not guilty. II they concluded il
was Intentional to bring in . verdict Of guilty.
AT ii O'Clock the jury was looked up for tho
night and court WIS adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

New York Census EnumcratOr Arreste<l
AIRED B. Theme, the alleged fraudulent GEN.
- en0merator, was arrested in New York yes
terdss By deputy United States marahals and
arraigne4 before the United States commits
sioner and held in 81 900 bail for examination,
The complaint against Theme was made by
Chief Clerk James A. Wardle of the census bu-
reau. and charges that Theme failed to faith
fully perform his duty. in that he knowingly
neglected to enumeratc the inmates Of the build
inGs at " and 80 Orchard street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
CARPET Weayers Strike.

About thirty of the plush weavers Of John
Il James Dobson's plush mills, Falls of
Schuylkill, near Philadelphia, on Wednesday
asked for an increase of Is per cent to their
wages. which was refused by the firm. Yes
terday the weavers refused to continue their
work unless their demands were complied with
and left the works. About $50 other weayers
mostly women who work ON single looms, also
ceased work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
In the Interest of Honc.t suort.

The board of control of the Coney Island.
New York and Brooklyn Jockey clubs and tho
Monmouth Park Association will receive appli-
cations for licenses for the season of 1891 at its
office under the rule of racing which requires
all trainers and jockeys to be licensed annually
by this board. This is the most important
measure for the purifeation of the turf that
has ever been undertaken in America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 No other paper published has anything
like third as many readers in the city Of
Washington as has The EVENING STAR and no
other one has yet supported its Claims by an
affidavit Of its circulation.
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~ .reU f-nnsA .Nzlia a We. n. ".
Y ArcLIfFL. DAIlR A co. Aal,ions.rs.
AZ E1O psnnsy lyann ave- n "

Tku SIZES SALE on VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhAl ESTATE ON fLiNfNrH SIAEt 4
sol IHEA-T, REING HOUSE. AND PREMlSks
40. i@sS LLkl IN III STREET SOI IhEAsE.
~ Nlftne 81 deed ~ trust suly
ls'~ and r'corde' n ihT No 1912. a. 81 So
- ~ tiir ani recorts uf District oitnl,a
.lid AZ i!ie request u the holder the "a
irf',S We Nj. sell - luih nu';oD ruut at tie
lsss,il.s',>, on Mt.DNtSifAh. MARCH 4. 1891. AT
hAlF iA9i lpih btiNNh q. "a. the foilus .n<
4t-i real estate. with the th.rp,
situate IN the t1f4 II NuslI "a lf~trt 81 Golua-
- % VII Tue nortn sixteen tfnl fs-.i ir,nitng gu
IN >tif't east tk tue depth Thereof ni lst
Lui"-fsi I'VE at EIGHT o. rqilHr. nuulure t,.,
~ hii' Il air .eitg sewn Gi.sD.
"t-ns 81 sac; bne-tiiifd sash and tie balance in
te'tl H. i-nts IN unr.tNo end fir.- yesrS Ia
ttf-t a. " ger s-l.t t*T snnuui
- NttO 10y detl trust the pryI eTfA satsi "a ali
ASH, - the option OF tie purchaser A d-lHgsif Il
co Will t- reQut.d al the time sale.
10 u~ iliplel WITH NNtiu taNr frot
sale OF property Nili ie rsd - and rlsx II
deianltiilE iirlassT- Al c,nveysnrnx and rss,Yri-
INK Al l'urcaaset's Gust. MAfh COHEN,
fe2l-dGls Ttns,s,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
The Illinois Deadlock.

Three republicans were absent from the
Illinois joint assembly Yesterday on account of
illness, SO the members Of the party and the F.
NJ. RA. refrained from voting on the ballot for
United States Senator, breaking the quorum.
The democrats cast 101 votes for Palmer in
three ballots, when the assembly adjourned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.
IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS.
EMBRACING IN PART

ONE STEINWAY PIANO IN PERFECT ORDER,
PARLOk FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES.
FANCY CHAIRS, FOLDING SCREEN, ARlIS-
Tic TABLES LACE AMP OTHER WINDOW
AND SECHETARY. ELEGANT COUCHES, OVAL
MMrrRRKEoK; MAHoGANI sNAP;roP TABLE.
BnuSSELS. CHAMBER, HALL AND srAIl:
GAkPhlS. SMYRNA RUGS AND CARPETS.
VERY HANDSOME WALNUT MhRBLE-TOP
CHAMBER Suites, ASH CHAMBER SUITES.
ZINE HAIR MATTRESSES. FINE FEATHER
PILLOWS AND BuLSrEaS, TOILET MAIZE
DROP Light, SERVANTS FURNITURE,
MMNUT EXTENSION DINING TABLE. WAL
Nut DINING CHAlHS, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE, PLATED WARE. KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, So.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH FOURTH.
lS:ll commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. shall sell at
residence No. la street northwest superior col
lection Of household effects Parties furnishing should
give tits sale tiieir attention.
ie.sG-ths THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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BICYCLES.

NOTHING SopoRrrrc About IT,
Ii GOES not put sleep
THE MAN WHO RIDES 1T
He doesn't have tiineD.
Or
TIE MAN WHO RIDES ASIEEP-pROpTCER.
tHe has TO hustle 20 hep up.l
THE AMERICAN RAMBLER.
GORMlLLl a JEFFREY MIG. CO
AZ i:as5 18th II. n W
fel2-3m l.. b. GltANEe. Man -,s.r.
THE 1881 COLUMBIA SAFETY BIcicIk
Has arrived
Tits beauty and puts all others to sleep.
Call and see it.
GEO. s. ATwATrRk
az I4a4-ao Pcna sre.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

OAK AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE,
SINGLE MALNuI BEDSTEADS. MAT
TRESSES. PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS, BI.AN-
Kits; CoMFnkTS AND SHEETS. TABLE
LINEN: TOILET Sis. WINDOW HANGINGS,
OAK EXTENSION TABLES, LOUNGE. CHINA
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C..
AT AUCTION.
. On TUESDAY. MARCH THIRD. 1891. commenc-
ing al TEN O'CLOCK. at r, sidenre No. 1916 l.
street northwest shall sell an excellent collection Of
Household Effects. THOMAS DOW LING.
Ancfionaar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Prize Fighting Chased as an Amusement.
In the North Dakota house of representatives
yesterday the woman suffrage committee. to
which was referred the bill prohibiting prize
lighting, boxing, &C., made two reports, the
majority in favor Of the measure The house
adopted the minority report, the argument BE-
ing that the legislature was Attempting to de-
prive the people Of all kinds of luxuries and
''amusements."
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Spring Hill Mine Victims l2S

The last body was recovered from the Spring
Hill mine, Nova Scotia, last evening. that Of
Manager Swift, making in all >l23 victims, in
GLIDING three who have died from injuries.
Aid Is urgently required. There are fifty-six
widows, one hundred and sixty-three father
less children and seven widowed mothers de-
prited Of the support of their sons.
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Dempsey and ArcCanrev Matched

Dempsey and McCaffrey Matched.
It'll announced that Gus Tuthill. Jack Demp-
seys hacker. will match the "Nonpareir against
Dominick McCaffrey for either So. 900 or $40. 600
in finish fight at catch weights. The pro-
posed match grows out Of dispute had by
Tuthill with Mccartney respecting the merits
OF Dempsey fighter.
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QOOK AND ART GALLERIES OF
- RADCLIFFE, DARR h CO., AUCTS.,
go HsnnsXlYanin ~

ADMINIsIRATOR.s SALE BIZ CATALOGUE OF
THE MEDICAL. LIBRARY. SURGICAL IN
De l.. FRENCH
On THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH FIFTH, AT
SENEN O'CLsGk, will sell at the BOOK GALE
kIES OF RATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO., AUCTION
EERS, $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
WEST the medical library and suryical instruments of
DIR. Ricardo De L. French, deceased.
IRENE I. FRENCH, Administrator.
Books ready for inspection catalogues Tor distr-
button Monday. at IL am.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
feSI-dEQs Auctionaers
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Dispute Among New York Br.cki.yer..

The trouble among the bricklayers' union in
New York city has assumed very serious
phase On Monday every bricklayor in that
city Who is connected with the Bricklayers' In
ternationa Union will refuse to work with
members Of the local union, No. T. and as the
members OF the latter union are scattered
among all the important building iobs In the
city how the work will progress may be con-
jeetured. The trouble il caused by the refusal
Of No. to pay heavy strike assessment.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co, Auct.onear-.
10th and ID SITS. facing Penn. ave. n. ",

On ToMoRRowMoRNING.a at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AN. and THREE PM. continuing daily at same
hours. We will offer at public auction at our art
rooms. corner 10th street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue
northwest. the most magnificent. costly and inn
mense stock Of japanese objects of art ever offered
in this city.
The stock comprises Antique Satsuma Porcelains,
LOU pieces Of Real" Hand carved Japanese Iyories,
JAPANESE IDOLS
Every old specimens), Al-besied Portieres and
Lanterns. lovely and exquisite silk and Gold
Embroideries very beautiful and artistic col
lection of Screens of every description from o-fols
Fire Screens to the LARGEST imported Also 800
genuine Japanese Bronzcs. Tea Sets Tete-a Tee Sets
and After-dInner Cof.ees. Imsr Punch Bowls. FInit
Dishes. &c. The finest display Of modern satsuna
and Tyson Ware ever in thscity large Uni reas
LOCO Lanterns for decorative purposes. lovely In
laid Cabinets in the natural wood Tea Pots Chocolate
Pots. Cracker Jars koros ami medium size Vases Of
every DESCRIPTION and known variety O. japanese Por
celan the whole of which will he sold unqualhedly
and absolutely to the highest bidder. We have zone
to great pains to make provision for the comfort
OF ladies attending this SALE BE Kind enough to note
time of sale-1l m and p. every day this week
feast WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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Street-Car Fare Three Cents In Chicago.
An ordinance has been introduced, in the
Chicago council fixing the price of street-car
fares at cents, and the corporation counsel
has just rendered an opinion that the council
has legal right to pass such an ordinance.
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fe27-d&dI
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

INGRAM CARPETS, PICTURES, ANTIQUE
FRAME, RUGS, TOILET WARE, CHAMBER.
BEDDING, STOVES. &c. ALSO. SMALL LOi
OF GROCERIES, ~;
On MONDAY. MARCH SECOND, 1891, at TEN
O'CLOCK 4. NJ, ut store and residence, situate on
Nichols at the intersection of Summer street and
sbou; square from terminus of Anscos.a and Poto
mac X Hillsdale DC. will sell aforementioned
fe:iti,:3t THOMAS DOWNING. Auct,onasr
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'NRUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EIST ErrWEESS uNna $780, $500 NohIH

By virtue OF deed Of trust to Us. dated April %
% sDa 81 rs sSs sa in assr 30 folio
na .sa s e soas q
TSE H5jH 81 T RSE 1874 cS
q note for SIX hundred a. snd sy ao. ss
iber No. AN folio a ct SEQ o. said Land 1seo9ds
is T. e. ia o IN the az Of
in Georxs NJ snbivsson Of SQUARE num- UNI,
h q &c q
aid Di.r,st n noek DC; page 10. toysthsr with
Terms. cash.. deposit o. sloo required q. time of
s:. ss 3 s:ss,aI s J;
IN NoRpp5INcER., Trustees.
:. ., :, = :. = AH HadaHEls DoxIISS.
fel4.17, l0.21.23.A Auctionese.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE e nosTRoNED ON Ac.
fSTRfH isoi. same hour nd pises. ~ sra.s Il
$500. THOMAS BOWLING.
RATcIISSK. DARR 2 .S S0: A.stioassr:
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MARY.
kAb 4siRiHENs xTS H1 TIHFTrTEEN5s
S0TTTHWEST BENG HOUSE No. lsig NARY.
rSEStSS,iIs; :. A.It.Essf Eout 0S oH4cE.
WEST HAi.f OF LOT q
SQUARE No. In
ffoutug fest 5tnchss on the north sidsef Mariana
syeans and improved bya Tws-stMy Brick Dvsiling
Tnis property y on the line Of tn B,ltimor, s,d
foeomnc rtroad and b particularly sdapesd for vsTs
houSe purposes.
Terms: 6ne-half cash balance IN one andsve yrsrs,
with interest e psr cent annpm, ssni-
tue psOperty q ~ cash. Il the p1rchsssfs epfion
1921 g S1D re9sired q time q sais. Terms 70 b
tSs ~ - 3 - - - coss e
n souse nsSspapr pvoiishsd - Wss61nSsoa DC All
e1ssSsysndns' ris3 9SLfyaEeR 4
~1IE ABOVE SALE Is pOSTfuoEp on Al.
eoust q the rain until TUESDAY,, THiRb DAY or
sssi !: ''h. H sssi ~ ID As. CO.. A...
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ADMINIsTRAr9R,s SALE By AUCTION OF THE
a ESiS AND 1FTic f sSHRESIcA INsIsT
d LATE Pk WHTER BOWIE TYLER OF
On MEpNEspzS, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
!! EyEHN1nNSs, MLARcH r0gRTE, EIfJA snd sIxTH,
kATCIIFFE, DARR q 90, .AUcTioNEERs. sso
pa AVE y. ", viii sen by public auction the
to the estate Of ths lass d. walter Bowie Txl9.
Terms cesh. WI T. 8TAG8BUBY.
Books ready Sor Inspection ana osaaio9uss dor dss-
ExTcLI1YL DARR Z CO.,
fo28dkds Aucf5ooeQ1.
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Prohibiting Contr.cts I'm Cold

Prohibiting Contracts in Gold.
Speaker Elder of the Kansas house yesterday
introduced bin declaring gold and silver coin
of the United States rs legal tender for all
deots within the state. and prohibiting con-
tracts in gold payments.
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e WARREN J0HNeON. Auct5onssr.
AUCTION sALR OF FORrxTrxD Hxpara

xfn esll By Psblic auction q ths ssoss Of L. Z
M %sSriDE iUEsPAK 1871 Iaiip. 8 III
LsdssS snd Cent? dieeSisF. .ieess. Nos. Dr.
Ssvoivess. 6nsssiIss, ossss, Isacsi "a sSS, n.
is ia VIZ -. Re: oPsss - - e.
GsivAn,s l nsss~y; ALAG csshsls. CD ssrvio!
o'eleek untl IN iees szs sold
...w sv4is ;,I: s ssESfSGss.,., s,::.s::s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Rev. DR.. T. w. w. Bolton, : Ramona v,r
chaplain and ono Of the greatest preachers in
the Methodist church in America, vas buried at
Palatina, W. Va, ON Sunday.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
GENTLEMENS GOODS.

FAIL SrocK
OF FOREIGN CoATrNGs. vFsTrNGs.
SUITINGS. ONERCOATINGs AND TROUS-
ERlNGs RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMlREFIhsT-CLAsS TAILORINGA REIN-
fITED 40 INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
BA h. ID. BARR. III IA. AVE. AXE GUAR
ANTEED 40 bE Va 1aE COhi.ECI STYLE
oil.
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WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT MY
rooms. cor. 1lth 81. and Pennsylvania ave n w. at
THRU 0cLocK 7 A., SATURDAY. TWENTY
EioHTH INSTANT, 100 shares American GRAPHIC
phone stock. 81 shares National Topographic Stock
and shares Pennsylvania Telephone Stock
ie..I-H THOMAS DOMLiNG, AIctiopeer
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WOMEN IN ENGLAND.
4 Subject Treated at the Woman Suffrage
Meeting Last Night

MISS BAIaARSrE TELLS OF THE STATUS OF WOMEN
IN GREAT BRITAIN AND OF THE PROGRESS MADE
IN PUBLIC SENTIMENT THERE-ornER SPEECHES
MADE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

The Ancient Order Of Foresters Of Maryland
have formed a grand court Grand Chief
Ranger James b. Corbett opened the court.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS d CO.. Auctione~r..
hEfFT TkNsrissAATTu EpsS ssrE OF HOUSEHOLD
Sf .n sSsS 9osSEf FEfTF ASp
EM IGa9H c M,%%kNNING, TTBaTARi TMENfS-
FSoSs sRhaf 5Ro1t S FG S9E
HousEh0LD GOODS. 'oA1h@iioN of
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucs..
RA1cLlFfE' DAhR co g; f kSS,,o.;sT. |.
REGULAR SALE BY AUCTION
HORSE CARRIAGE Nj Nj HARNESS MART.
TOMORROW. sAT m2D ~. f Fem TWENTY
hSHsEs H II hSEEsE 81 Pf ftrkT SiSp
s,oc. ,hAkNEssEs, HALrEks. &c. &c.
sale. '' '''''e w W 'he hoar OF
!. RADCLIFFE. pARR CO..
Auctioneers.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
kEGpLaR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND PER
fsai. , e6AHrkSEt n r., ~ IN
9. EMps, siS II il ia Ear e CLOCK
Superior BABY Grand liAno Two fSne saua-e Pianos.
Plat STs c%a foa tfG fs Sf s lsgr s WITH
Matirrssi Several Fine Hai- Maitpss.s IN sinter
o S1hre imrninre Larse Nnm6:r l,rssss aud
stoves, Lsrse Refr1ver ,tors, AZ
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Armoire. 7.N"A
ALSO,
At TWELVE O'CLOCK
number OF Draft and Driving Horses 10 Vehicles ~
every descril'tlun, 1 Four-seai Buckboard In me
- condition. set Harness. ~. - ~
One Fine tlve.ass Iand.u made bv hest p,atfr en-
perfect orsisr - '' ~
teadat THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.
= BENsINGER. Auctioneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
GREAT SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES HAIR
Miss, &c. &c. viii bc suid at the lazaar nI,,
ioiisiena ave-, on SATURDAY MORNING. FL b.
TEN O'CLOCK. IN
70 head Of Hcrses and Mares some large Draft
Horses and some hrs;-rafe drivers.
out reserved. ~
New MIX Wagon, New Business Wagons . Kew
Dayton wagons, . New Bul-les and II Second hand
WAGONS. Phaetons. Bugzies. Harness, 49,, Be
le.oe-t . BkNSiNGER. Austionecr
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS.
B0GskA f fsR Afr sSs sEk % q Fpcrs
0ATAls SiSdr san SE N. ,sp OF
PIN LAW boONs'
T bks M iIirkSL "A, lIsS Y,,.Ss,o or
A. oSr boob g.isr,s., 80 n. ave. n ~. on wrp-
ssFca foukrs fIf az es sbb, sfs RI a,ss srSt
ss.ss Fsriy for irsg-';lon and ca,.losa-. for ais
,.,s..,. EiTcfiFrE pARR co,
THoMAs X wAsaAMaN. Real F.ssis 1s1,ion.sr
lRgs E,:s, SALE or VALUABLE BUSINESS
ssip,rG sS,TRhfffkTg IEa5sT,ESsX Fiji S9S sSP
Bh A ooaFoRTARLE DwiiiIS@i NM
EEk 5il SIRlEI.
dees srs ssseS ,se cS S o. o. MAR hhen ana
court b. g substituting nn isr "a VII.
sen o es III ssosi sk fifn tn. e =.
~ snin for tie ss 81 4 tS, nm ~, ~ SSsr,
line OF str~et distant 81. ieet inches from the
wsi : ,es iSrn. nsr @ s sn 'eahh@ nm. ss',.
resr Of o, theme - ert and thsn~ ..uih ioi
ett -. inches a. tte place n-snnninv. with the irl-
provenients above stated. Any bid ac~Iiahl. 20 us
court " '"' ''"' u '"s
Terms: one-third cash. Of which $500 mus h. do
equA Instailments and tlrp- years b-srns
. per cent interest p~yshle -.lii -Annne.ly, and
2la,on 81 rurchsser. lerms Ia b. conpicd with in
- days frun confirmation OF sale. prols-ty vii
re-'id ~ rsk ana d-fAu pur,ns..r aud al
,otNeS- ncing AMI re,o7,iing purrh.s-rs
IA
ie-t-dSds Ihus. r. MAUSAMAN.,
RArclAFFE. pAllk co. AusionssTs.
~ sraO f-nnsy Wanna ave nv
'AllABLE DWELLING HoUsE No. sc5 o
sIhEII, CORNER ~ % AND COLI MBIA
osthhL Il Noh.bMEsT. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AfIfkNoON. NAltCH SECOND.
~, Al nAlI-PAsl POUR o'CLOCk. We ~1I eel
NJ lualic hu ton IN iruEf the pr~nliS-s
FAAl pr IO1 ~ IN >gUAkk Asi
iFontiE ~ fsf on % s'rsf ~ the Colun ma
sLsr ana mn roNel ~ an ant ~ ami sui tAntsily
nulH lrsiu hrrk huu-r. with all modern ttnlHsiN--
tiiths, e~ tfir lss thruuxiluuf and AMI
toiist recommendation all tue lime OF cars naaA-
IA. " easy OF assss and ->rs~s trun th. heart
"a Tue 'itN. al AVS uf ana tils
Vel srt'ilis' an word. mOSt unusual oppurtunity
hr investment ar hsine tor uus
itrln- - sale lower and atoNe unihrnnrs
sNWh which hAs over Two gs'ars 10
i 70 f'-r c'LS psf amman. tnehan cash. talsnre
enc Year. ssurei nl deed VI trust. with
l+r cent per Annnln. all and said
ch,Vh) may le paid ln cash. at the option
a deposit 81 ssl rs~i sAl. nsrits q,
- itieSt with hftssn r.-rNss 90
fs-l AZ THE risk and eiGa.tinr pun ssr
All convey anrlnS and recrrdiny IN --ts~.r- esSa
RADCLIFFE, DAkR a 60,
An
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DOCK AND ART GALLERIES OF
ID hATcLIFFE. DARE CO.. AUcTs.

RADCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Aucss. Of iss 3 y y;
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-30
THE BOWLING TOURNEY.
Few Games, but Large Aver
ages-Baseba1l and
Athletics.

There was not much bowling, but what
there was, was Of a high class in the indi-
vfdual bowling tournament last night.
One OF the competitors was detained at
home BY Illness. ana it was arranged TO.
postpone his games until next-Monday
night The other three contestants were
present. Holden finished up hfs schedule
~ far as he could. as 1t would incon-
Senience him to postpone them. The
others decided to defer bowling tn cir
games until Casey is able to appear. Hol-
den bowled We series. He defeated
,Howeth with the handsome average OF
Zoo. In thex1rSt game he went five above
Afhe second connttpa total, and in the sec
sond game he Tell Ave under that mark.
He ALDO ;bowied we'll in his contest with
the only Prior, but met with defeat.
Prior MAS In dne fettle, and razzle-
I&axsled the pins In remarkable style IN
two Games. Hsktwice went over the two
hundred line, and by Z singular coinci-
\ denoe made the same total IN each-211.
In average Tor the three games. as the
Z odd one VA necessary to decide the series,
WA 1eo 2S. Holders handsome average
for flv6 aanQs was 1888 1t. Howeth. who
bowled but one series, and was vHnqutsh-
1 ed BY Holden, haasan average OF 1854.
The schedule Tor 70 night is Bald VS..
Faulkner, Humphries VS.. RUSSELL, Bald
". RUSSELL, Faulkner VS.. Humplries.
sHQmphries ". Bald. RUSSELL W. Faulk-
sncr.
The series Of the games last evening are
nDpeuded: