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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-08
STEAMERS.
STEAMERS.
NoTICE-AMERICAN BARK
GEORGE s HOMER,
Captain Hemeon, of New York, will commence
discharging at Schwabachers wharf on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6, 1892.

Consigness will please pay freight and get dellv-
cry orders for their goods. All merchandise when
landed upon the wharf, will be al the risk OF the
owners thereof without regard to weather., and IL
not removed before O'Clock p m. each day will
be stored or left on the wharf at the risk and
pense Of the owners
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, April Bar silver, so1ld. Consuls,
70 ID lod Bullion paid into Bank of England
discount, "a per cent
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, April 7.-wheat-Demand moor
and prices unchanged
Corn-Demand fair for spot and fallen OF for
aauItures; spot and April, Is, steady; May, A
SGD, steady; June, IS ll54d, steady
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MINING STOCKS
MERCHANDISE.

Hops-Firm; Pacidcs 2NG1se.
Sonee-optiOns closed barely stesdy, 5 to 10
pq4hts down. sales were -. 30 bags, including;
saefi, Sl-heG,1 Is; Nav. sl2.2Ssrl2.4o; June,
tS#SGl2to. spot Rio-Nominal; No, :. lSs4c.
eHgHr-fsSw, hrn. sales were: 400 bags OF
Noaasses sugar, - test at p &C, c. /. (. Refined
Sliet but steady.
Sopper-Qaiet; Lake, Sill IS bid.
TT.aa-Quiei; Domestic. sLa063i22IS.
Aih-sieady; Straits, sla.S5 bid.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Nh3cAso April The wheat market today
, vas etive ami stronger. The market opened
,sssc higher, advanced ll.E9isss on specula-
we ehying, light offerings and shorts covert
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BALFoUR, GUTHRIE & CO..
Consignees.
CANADIAN PACIFIC NAvIaATIoN o.

CANADIAN PACIFIC sAyraATroS o.
TINE CARD
STEAMSHIP PREMIER
From Yesler Wharf, ssattla
NORTH BOUND.
TACOMA. 800. 8 90 p M Seattle ....:. $500 p m
Seattle. 49,. 500 N pt. Townsend. 200 m
hnaosrsss i a4s m rs
Whatcom.....- 4:30 a m isehome. 4:40 o IN
SOUTH BOUND.
whatcon law. 100 a mt wh..com. a:1s.m
f:hS%s Esq m FshGas I'll: Is
Anaoortes- s:46 m Anacortes -. $40 m
SEATTLE S. m e. y IS
Connecting at Tacoma with n. P. traina
sDaiIy except Saturday.
tDaily except sunday
JOHN IRVING, Manager.
The company reserves the right to change the
above schedule without notice.
COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
" Navigation company's fast and elegant steamer
BAILEY GATzERT. Tacoma-seattle route.
1892 Leave Tacoma
7:2O m Arrive Seattle 9:10 q N.
Has a. m. Arrive Seattle Esp. n.
A:2o p n Arrive Seattle $780, m.
Leave Seattle
$3.50 Arrive Tacoma IL :2oa m
200p m. Arrive Tacoma 3:5op.m
6:35 p. IN. Arrive Tacoma s:2Op. m
Landings-Commercial Dock, Seattle; N. r. n.
r. Dock. Tacoma
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DIR. BOWMAN & CO.
G4 Commercial s., SeaItis, Wash
All Chronic and Complicated Diseases
Of Men, Women and Children
Speedily Cured.

NERVOUS DEBILrTr, spermstoTrhss, Semi.
psi Losses Night Emissions, Loss Of vital PovsrA
eleeplessness- Gloomipesa Depression Of Spirits,
Aversion ~ Society, Nearly Discouraged, Lack Of
Confidence, Dull, Lstless, UNIT for study Bust.
ness. maEently and speedily cured.
ALL SEXUAL DEFORMiTIES and frnpett
Dents TO nj rrisge corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES Syphilis, con-
petefy ersdicsted without the use Of mercury.
ecrofala. Erysipelss. Botches. Efuptions, EcsernA
Acne, Ulcers. Pimpies, Pains In the lead and
Zones, etc permanently cured when others have
failed.
URINARY, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Weak
Back. Burning Urine, Frequency Of Urinss.ne
Urine High Colored or with Milky sediment %
standing Gonorrhea, elect, Cystitus, Vericocs,a
Hydrocele. etc, permanently cured Charges
reasonable.
STRUCTURE cured In from fifteen to twenty
days by the latest aud most scientific methoda
CATARRH, Threat. Nose and Lung Diseases
Guocessfully and permanently cured
Dr. Bowman 4 Co. ars the Oldest and most 70
liable speciality hfm In the Pacific Northwest
having been established In the city Of Chicago d
1ss7.
The SEATTLE Office is under the personal suase
vision Of DIT Bowman.
of;oe hours-e a. m to o p n; saDdays 10 .
q. 70 u m
y: s-Dsrsoas unable % v,.i. y nay - gsesss
- thels ho<sns ~ oeueSpoodsnsA Censafectse0
iRa
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BOOM IN BARLEY.

sAN FRANCISCO, April Under large specu-
laiive orders, buyer season barley advanced to-
day from slo51a to sll0, closing at the morning
session at sLG97s. Forty-hve hundred tons
were sold. 1t advanced at the afternoon session
70 81 lllz. cloAiny at 81 10
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GENERAL sHIPMENTs
During the past twenty-four hours goods
,erchandise have been shipped from seattl

During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
cifc, 175 tons; Columbia Puget sound: az tons.
seatte, Lake Shore d Eastern, IS tons; Great
Northern. % tons. BY water-spartan. $500
tons: City of Puebla, SIS tons; Mabel, 81 tons:
Puget Sound and Alaska Steamship COMPANY
boats, 60 tons; Wasco, 81 tons; Buckeye, ! tons
Glide, 2 tons. Total shipments, 1889 tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcEIPrs
Produce and merchandise have been received
atthe port of Seattle during the psst twenty
four hours as follows; By rail-Northern Pa
eifc, 426 tons; Columbia & Puget sound, % tons.
Seattle, Lake shore q Eastern, 1876 tons; Great
Northern, so tons BY water-Walla walla 26o
tons: Puget sound and Alaska Steamship Com
pany's boats, 30 tons; wasco, 6 tons. Total re-
ceipts, 500 tons.
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Sight exchange and tslegrapAic transfers on New
YORK, Chicago, ST. Paul, san Francisco Port
land. and various points in WASH
ington, oregon and British
Columbia
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THE CARA INsURRECrION.
Il 10 Believed That His BANDS Are All Now
Disbauded.

Il 10 Believed That His Bands Are All Now
Disbauded.
A telegram has been received st the State
Department under date of Mexico. February
10. from Minister Ryan as follows:
Minister for foreign affairs Of Mexico makes
the following statement: According to advices
had by this (Mexican) government the bands
Of Catarina Cara, organized solely In the
state of Texas, have been completely dispersed
thanks to the efficient pursuit Of same recently
set on foot in said state by United States forces
The Mexican railroad system. inclusive even
Of lines crossing the northern frontier, has
ever enjoyed complete security, although
upon two distinct occasions the bands
referred to crossed over to the Mexican
side. on the first occasion remaining two days
In constant movement and on the second oc.
casion only few hours. due to the pursuit
kept DIP by forces of this country. The pre-.
cautlonary measures then instituted to prevent
fresh incursion into Mexico resulted In
strengthening the sense of absolute safety and
immunity from harm always enjoyed by Mexi-
can railroads. Such security continues un,
shaken and unaltered and sufficiently well
grounded is the hope that in the future no
Danger will menace the same"
Ihls was brought forth by numerous letters
tnat have recently been received at the depart
ment from tourists asking as to the truth OF
reports that travel in Mexico is dangerous.
owing to the Cara instruction. which we're
referred to the minister for investigation.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
ARE AGAINST THE BILL.


The Commissioners today recommended I'M
favorable action upon Senate bill 1764, For the
relief of sundry citizens of Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia" The proposed benefciaries,
they say, have had ample opportunity to seek
relief in the courts, and the Commissioners are
of opinion that it would be unfair to the Dis
trict to admit any hearing Of these claims
against 1t after such great lapse OF time.
RECOMMENDED FAVORABLE ACTION.
The Commissioners have recommended fav-
orable action upon H. r. bill 1887, ''To confer
upon justices of the peace in the District of
Columbia jurisdiction. power and authority to
issue writs of attachment and Of replevin and
regulate the proceedings Of such justices and of
the constables of said District in respect to
such writs."
The Commissioners are advised that the bill
was drafted by a well-known member of the
District bar. and is substantially a copy of an
act of former municipal legislature in the
District. which the courts held to De void be-
cause it was beyond the legislative powers Of
that body.
CRowDIN8 OF STREET CAPS.
The bill to provide for the better accommoda-
ton of passengers in street cars and herdics in
the District of Columbia was reported unfavor-
ably by the Commissioners today, who say they
deem it inadvisable to recommend the enact
ment of such legislation. The bill provides
that conductor or driver who knowingly
allows any street or herdic to become SO
crowded that any passenger within it cannot
be seated shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and be fined not more than 500. and in de-
fault may be imprisoned not exceeding twenty
daya
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REsURREcrIoNIsrs AT WORK.
The Body OF Former CoIored Letter Carrier
Found in . Dissecting Room-

The Body Of . Former Colored Letter Carrier
Found in . Dissecting Room
Resurrectionists have been at work here dur
ing the past few weeks and one body was dis
covered yesterday in the Georgetown Medical
College on II street that had been taken from
its grave last Friday night
The body was that of William Cornell, Q col
ored man about forty years old. The deceased
was a letter carrier in South Washington at the
time of his death. and his home was at No. 616
street in South Washington.
He died suddenly and a certificate Of death
from heart failure was given. That was nearly
Q month ago. Having numerous friends in
South Washington, his funeral was largely at
tended, and the remains we're followed to Mt
Zion cemetery, above Georgetown, by many
persons. who mourned his loss.
His wife had his body placed in the receiving
vault and there it remained until last Friday.
when few intimate friends went with the de-
ceased's relatives and had the body inferred.
That night the resurrectionists appeared and
took the body from the grave. They were not
experts at the business or else they were
frightened off, for they left the grave open
and made no effort whatever to cover up
Of the deceased, was notified BY
the sexton of the cemetery and
he at once reported the case to the police.
In addition to reporting the case he started
out to do some detective work himself and YES
terday he found the body in the dissectinp
room OF the Georgetown College.
When he reported to the health Office the
fact OF finding the body he was then referred
to the coroner.
DIR. Moran, who has charge of the dissecting
room OF the college, agreed to surrender the
body. and DR.. Patterson gave permission for
the removal Of the body from the college to
the cemetery.
1t Is not known that the police are making
any effort to arrest the grave robbers When
the 1anitor of the college turned the body over
to the brother of the dead man, there was not
even a sheet to cover the corpse nor was q
coffin provided.
Mrs. Cornell, widow of the man whose last
resting place is yet unknown, does not know Of
what has happened to her deceased husband.
A STAR reporter was present at the college
when the body was turned over to the brother
OF the deceased by the janitor. The body was
lowered from the dissecting room to the base
ment on an elevator. In the basement room
was large vat that was locked but the sexton
declared that there was nothing in it. In barrels
about the room were bushels of decayed flesh
and bones, and from one barrel protruded q
human foot. The body of Cornell will proba-
bly, be returned to the cemetery this afternoon
or tomorrow
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JMAs DONLINo son, Aoctionesrr.
81. 4 q. n Z
PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. BUkLAU on tQUIF-
~ ment. WASHINGTON. u. C., February -. lslEl =
aIed proIosAls in duIlioHte addressed 10 the Chisf
OF the Bureau Of fQuipIn-nt. WASH
Ington. D. q, will be received 90 t,s cur.sn untl
NOON SAT- RDAl. fEbkJAhl 1MENTA-
SEVENTH. lssE2. and pdblicly o!sned irnineiiaiely
thereafter. the supply Of the follNtns materials
lie the nitei States Naval O~-tN
tseorsetown H-ights. Washington. II. G. NJ
10 u. r. sectional Water Tubs Boiler. Two sh-spes
Engines ia and ~ n. p resIssct iyesl No incan-
descent Dynamos. Combination Ghandrliers. Hail
llght-. Bracket IiNturss Ceiling ulster and Portable
EiectrOllurs accordance sIslncatiuns. which.
with bank form proposals and Instructions % hid
ders. viii lie supplied upon pcation 10 the suTeriu
tendent OF the laval Observatory. The hur.au re-
serves the right 20 waive informalee and Will relet
any and all bids considered adNantaseous 90 tie
government. kcsi onsibe reCurity Wal lie required
for the faithful perOtmanceo OF the contracts GEOk
DEWEY. Chief OF bureau. fol2-2aN2~
DkuPosALs FOR FURNISHING sTKRhI Ian
II TIkNs.-ofhce Of the Commissioner. II. c.
Washington. ID. q. February lp lstf.-Seaed pro
posAls Will lie reCeNed AZ tins offite until lNllN n
O'CLOCK NJ. On TUESDAY, MARCH EIGH III.
lss, for furnishing hO street Lanterns. or lees
Bank forms OF proposals and incattons lie OH
tanned NJ this oce application therefor. toseher
with all necessary information. aud bids upon th---
forms only Will bs considered lie rsht T. reser,ed
20 reject any and all BIDS or parts Il bids. J. ".
DOUGLASS. J. W. Russ. ". A. kOSsklL, Com
missioners. DC. feeO-Bt
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THr True WAr
To rid the human body ,

To rid the human body of the poison Of disease ID to
eliminate Il through the pores Of the skim 9. S. 8.
not only does this. but It forces out also the
which make the poison, and builds mp the general
health 1t the time Do not take any imitation
substitute for Q. g. g.. for you viii b disappointed
There h only swfts Specific. and there b moth
ing liksi t.
Mrs.. Z. J. RowKLI. No. II Quincy street. Mod
ford. Nsss says that her mother has been cured Of
scrofus By the Of four bottles Of g. 8. g. after
having had much Other tssatmsnt and being reduced
- could not live
xssaAlss q Mood "a skin Ddssasss mailed frss.
. sWUx sB1ozy1C o.. AAlaaaa, G.
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regents Of the Society Of the Daughters of the
Revolution, has been appointed by the governor
Of Virginia on the state board for the worlds
fair.
A construction train ON the vicksburg and
Meridian road was wrecked few miles from
Forest Miss. Two negroes were instantly
killed and several fatally injured.
At dance ut New Baden, Ill, yesterday
morning fight took place, in which two young
men were fatally and several other persons
seriously hurt
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TOMORROW.
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR L co. 4. Aucrs.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON b STREET
BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY
FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST. IMPROVED
BY FRAME HOUSE. KNOWN AS NO. 2olo Il
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY
TWENTY-FOURTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK. will offer for sale. front Of the prem
ises the east Of original lot in square l0l.
fronting 10 feet on II street and running back LA
feet. with right Of way to a pubic alley.
This property is nicely located in q fashionable
neihborhood where real estate is constantly increas
ing in value.
Terms: Onethird cash. the balance in one. two and
three years. 6per cent per annun, payable semi an
nualy secured by deed OF trust the property sold.
all cash. the option of the purchaser deposit
of 500 required at the time of sac. IL the terms OF
sale complied with in fifteen days from the day
right reserved resell the property the risk
and cost of the defauins purchaser after i've days
advertisement OF such resale in some newspaper pub
recording at the cost OF the purchaser.
1el1-dEds RATCLlEFE. DAhk CO. Aucts.
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hUNCANsON BROS. Aucrioneers,
~ 9Th and b streets n "

AND UNIMPkOvED PROPERTY SITUATE on
ISb s SOUTH SIDE SIDE 81 s sSTTH
BETWEEN THIRD AND FoUR-AND-A-HALF
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
respectively April IL 1880 and March p, isal. and
recorded respectively IN aiber it11 folio 25s ct SEQ.
tSsssSs q p or the su sr
IL rop e The ssPsss P5s%ss;
.sribed parcel. Of land situate in the city Of
the full depth Of original lot six 3d. east thirty
OH ss or ~ h sss d
eight CD. and all Of oridnAl bots sixteen oJ seven
teen d7,: sshssep as' n and pinssssn 40 in
4), said parts Of lots sig go and ( being m
proved By brick dysliinx and ..id q lot esht
used IN Sh he na
lately conductsd 6y Moses T. Bridwei deceased. Inc
ssssss prSPsFa un'mpr0vsd and can b sdvsn-
Said parts Of ots SIX and viii be sold together
but .ep.I.ssly from the other parcels: each Of the
be paid in cs.S. the balance to bs DIVIDED into Two
day Of sale before purchssers OPTION for which
del aired payments purchasers notes. bearing
per CENT per snnnm. interest," payable scum
and secured by deed Of trust upon property cold
must Ss siysn: or the whole purchase money may:
the time Of sale All oonveysScins. recordinv.
E.s ss copsnys . ceresss sons eG xeod ute
viii b exhibted st the ssle. II terms OF sale be mot
trustees the right resell the properly
risk and cost Of tue defsutng purchaser After ten
GEOkGE W. RicHERT.
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,onsers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of the Dis
trict ofColumbia passed in equity cause No lS76 Doc
81, will offer for sale on TUESDAY, THE FIRST
DAY OF MARCH, A. d. l6e2. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ in front Of PROMISES. all that piece
parcel Of ground and premises known aud described
the ground plat or plan Of the city Of Washington
District Of Columbia. as part of lot numbered four
In numbered four hundred aud
beginning tor the same At the corner of the alley
10 feet Of east line Of lot fourteen thence west
fifteen (l5) feet. thence south eKhty-two (Sl feet
O inches. thence east fifteen l5 feet and thence
place Of beginning. with right OF way over rear
seven and one-haf l71D ieet by fifteen l5) feet
joining public alley. together with the improvements
Terms: cash. balance in equal installmsuts
aud two years: notes to be given bearing Per
cent payable and 70 be secured
purchaser deposit Of es00 required at time Of sale.
complied with in fifteen days. otherwise trustees
serve right TO resell the property at the risk and
HENRY WISE GARRETT, Trustee,
Columbia Law building. 416 9Th st. n. ".
ANDREW b. DUvALL. Trustee,
fe11-dkds Corner ~ ct and La sve.
L'OR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Il On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TWkNTY-FIfTH.
at THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ. . handsome and conven-
lent Suburban Home Of 20 acres 5-room house. barn.
&c. /; ve mlles from washinxtou; railroad sta
tom and wawun road For frl particulars and
Tor map Ct tbs counf{y aroqn4 u esfY eRov y
s9ec2 g place - - oo0BeD SAAA8 = gu IL
100 -
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THE COUKTa

CoURr m GxNERAL TxnA-JIdees Coz and
James.
Today-Sullivan agt Powell; opinion. BY
Judge James affirming judgment below. Vert
Judge Cox do United States agt Cooper
(Rock Greek Park); order fixing compensation
Of commission.
EourTY CoulT-JSdgs Hdgn~.
Today-Taylor agt Duncsnson; depoGit Of
fund In Weshington Loan and Trust Company
ordered. Langley agt LAnGlsy; Mary Langley
oppoanted guardian "a HtoU. Nlcho1ooo -
Jhshs1gea, o1111oGs gopegs eeu1sueA
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Deeds in fee have been fled as follows:
Job Barnard to VIM. h. Lucas, sub 20, sec. 2,
Barry Farm; ESQ. Annie v. Shreve to Bridget
A. Harrington, pit IL, Harlem; -. Bridget A.
Harrington to d. Harrington, pit. do; e..
Elizabeth Murray to 7. R Brooks. sub a, blk.
s. LIE Droit Park: $2,400. J. 8. Prout ct al to
N. 1. Weller, pit So, %. s7s, and pit 50. 979;
e. g. Il. Koeuig to ]. @. Beckman, sub ~,
50. 7sl; $500. +. 7. Browning to J. D. Kitch
sub 81, 50. 7z3; d, 600. Thos. II. Bean to Jos.
Hosp, lot IL. block Is, Brookland; $500. CIV,
Trott 10 D. Carroll Digges, parts IS and So,
block I, L. Droit Pork; -. r. A. z Barnes
- ". HlliAsd, pash aadA sQuaso al, ok0oa
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p.rc,,E,, 40 9TH ST. n.w..)
Il i4o9 st. NV.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY KNOWN AS NUMBER
SUl4 SENENlH SrkEE1 EXTENDED IN The
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated December 10,
1S9O and recorded IN Lber No. 1916. folio seq
OF tue land records OF said District and at the request
OF the party secured thereby. will sell public
auSlon IN 'front.' OF The premises TUESDAY, 4 EB-
hUAhl IWENTl-THlRD, 1852, at FIVE O'CLOCK
r M the following described real estate. situate in
the county OF Washington. district OF Co umbia and
known aud described part lot numbered thirty
seven (5.). IN Jesse b. Haw's subdv sion Of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Palms. bounded follows Be
gnninT for the same at the northeast of said
lot supposed TO be lo 81 100 of north
west corner OF Florida avenue and 9TH street ex-
tendecl running thence westerly along the north line
OF said lot seventy and 81 100 feet thence south
ery parallel TO tn street extended 70 thence
easteriy arael to the north line said lot S SO 100
leet. and thence north along eth street extended
twenty t20 feet to the place Of beginning. improved
Terms OF sale; ne-third cash. balance in one and
two years. with interest at the Of Ter cent ON
deferred payments which shall lie by deed Of
trust ON the property Sold all cash. the opon of
the purchaser deposit oil &2uO will lie required ct
time OF sale All conveyancing and recorung be
cost OF purchaser Ii terms sale are not complied
with in ten days from date Of the trustees
the right to resell At rick and
chaser.
E. L. SCHMIDT,
oil 1th st. nv r~r.,...
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Professional Bicycle Race.

SAN FRANCIsco, Feb. pa ifty-six-hour pro-
fessional bicycle race, eight hours day, COM
menced here yesterday. The starters were d.
Osberger, J. 8. Prince, M. ]. OFlannigan, Wal
lace Stage, NJ Wood, A. Robb, R. Howell and
w. Lind.
The scores at the end of the first days race
we're, in miles and laps: Osberger, 1874; Wood,
1874; Stage. 134-3; Lamb, 1887; Howell has
RObb, 1873; Prince, 1Sl; OFlannigan, 100.
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IN AND OUTDOOR SPORTS.


"Dick" Sears Defeats DE Garmendia-
Richard D. Sears of Boston is the amateur
champion court tennis player. Mr.. Sears won
that title yesterday afternoon by defeating B.
s. de Garmendia Of the New York Racquet and
Tennis Club. The match was played in the
courts of the Racquet Club in West 43d street.
New York. In addition to the championship
the match, which was the best two games in
three, was for a silver cup, the joint gift of the
Boston Athletic Association and the New York
Racquet Club. This was the first time the
amateur championship has ever been COM
peted for. 1t was open to all corners. Sears
won in three straight sets by score of 90, 6-S.
GO. A large crowd witnessed the contest. G.
Martinez was referee.
The press was not admitted. In speaking Of
this matter after the game Mr.. Sears said:
II don't see why the reporters were not allowed
to see the games This was Q national, not a
club affair"