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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09
MUST CLOSE ON SUNDAY.

The injunction forbidding the OPEN
ing Of the Worlds fair on Sunday,
which has been issued by United
States circuit judge in Chicago, is at
least an assertion of the rights and
authority of congress that is manifestly
proper and in line with the observance
Of common honesty on the part of the
Chicago directory of the fair.
There can be no room Whatever to
doubt the exact justice of the position
taken by Judge Woods. Both the au-
thority of congress and the honor of
the Chicago directory demand that the
fair be closed on Sunday. II is a
simple matter of contract. The fair
managers needed money and asked con-
gress for it, Congress said, We'll give
You 81, 500, 900 on condition that the fair
be not opened OH Sunday. The fair di-
rectory agreed to the terms and ac-
cepted the money.
Now that the money has been ac-
cepted and used the Chicago directory
wants to back out of its part of the
contract. The government should not
allow the contract TO be broken, and
the granting of the injunction by Judge
Woods seems to signify that it is deter
mined to stand by its rights.
The people who regard the opening of
the fair as desecration Of Sunday will
rejoice They cannot claim that the
injunction was granted upon their
grounds, however. 1t is purely a mat
ter of law-the authority of congress
and the observance of a contract by
both the parties to it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09
WHY WAS A CAUCUS HELD ?

Colonel Honey's organ, the Newp ort
Herald, insists that at no time during
the session of the general assembly last
week was there any division of opinion
among the Democrats as to the line OF
action to be followed.
How then did it happen that on
Thursday of last week the house took a
recess so that a caucus of Democrats
might be held?
At this caucus, was not the PROPOSE
ton made that the house rescind its
action and organize in accordance with
law. so that the senate would have no
ground for refusing to go into grand
committee for the election OF general
officers?
Such caucus was held, and such a
proposition was discussed. Democrats
whose credibility is certainly equal to
that of Colonel Honey and his organ
declare this to be the fact and the
Herald will find it difficult task to
convince the people to the contrary.
Moreover, since the Herald's palpa-
BILE and inexcusable Misrepresentation
of the Republican mayor OH the morn
ing of the recent special election there
has been disposition on the part of its
readers to regard with suspicion its
political utterances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09
RIGHT TO THE POINT.

Drop a nickel into the circuit court slot at
Chicago and take out an injunction.
+++
Postmaster Dayton or New York cannot
find much consola ion in the reflection that
the president has used him as pinch OF salt
to put on the tail of Tammany.
3 ( 3
The Atlanta Constitution admits that
tariff for revenue only would cause our gold
supply 10 take wings. Will some one please
send the president marked copy OF the
Constitution?
The supreme court continues to acquire
valuable practice as referee in Rhode Island
political pugilism.
Some people are grumbling because Eulalia
has not inquired after "A bull fight. The prin-
cess labors under the disadvantage OF national
traditions but she will come out all right.
The chief artist of London Punch has re-
ceived knighthood which he VIII probably
hold until he accidentally perpetrates hu-
morous cut.
wan,ed-A financial adviser who will keep
his identity "A secret and allow Ne to assume
Grover Cleveland, care White House, Wash
ington.
An endemic of suicide has struck Phila-
delphia, and yet there are numerous railroads
leading out of the town.
We are awaiting with feverish anxiety for
the fellow who tells how the small boy with
a bent min fishhook caught all the fish, while
President Cleveland. with his trolling line.
couldn't get a bite.
We are not sarcastic enough 10 wish Lieu
tenant peary good luck when he leaves on
his annual northern cruise this month.
"a
If somebody could only induce the president
70 continue his fishing jaunt for forty-fve
months more the country might succeed In
pulling through.
The Borden case is in a fair way to reach an
early termination.
Harriet Beecher stoves present inhrmity
is another proof that the greatest intellects
arc oftentimes short-lived.
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Nearly two months have elapsed since any
body has invented flying machine. What
il wanted In the cases of good many OF these
'inventors" Isl machine that will fly Oft with
its owner and fall 10 come down again.
{. .
II Uncle Anson loses few more games Of
hall he would make an excellent exhibit as a
relic at the Illinois building.
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A machine IL about TO be introduced that
can make 100000 matches day and South
Dakota il ou hand TO remark that her divorce
machines can unmatch them as fast as they
are turned out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09

The News is constantly receiving let
ters commencing its suggestion that the
movement of the business organizations
to send an agent to the Worlds fair be
made permanent policy and a compe-
tent agent employed to look after the
city's interests constantly. Some of
these letters have been published entire
and more will be. Some Of them are
somewhat too personal to print. One
OF the largest Westminster street re.
tailers says Everything OF the kind
tends toward improving the business of
the city. hope you will not let mn
In the good work which you are now
trying to interest the public In CARRYING
out" Another writes 81 want 10
express my satisfaction in the spirit
which you show in the handling Of all
local matters" A prominent banker and
broker says: "Is wonld seem hardly
necessary to write word of approval
70 any plan that will forward the inter
sts OF Providence. II is certain tha
Western cities possessing no natura
advantages have been made prosperou
sy systematic and judicious advertising
4 with almost no resources such towr
and cities can be built. there is certainl
20 reason why Providence with its n
most unequalled advantages should NJ
Be greatly benefited"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09

The Westerly Tribune figures out a
big percentage of increase in the Pro-
hibitory vote last April. That's easy
enough, for every new recruit adds
about so per cent. to the voting strength
of the party.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09

THE comments of the English press
on the death of Edwin Booth are as
kindly as they are just. The London
Telegraph said Of him: :" In Edwin
Booth there passes from the world OF
histrionic art truly notable figure, and
one whose removal should draw pang
Of regret from English as well as Amer
ican hearts,"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09
MR.. WHITNEY TURNED DOWN.

OF course no one questions tor mo-
meut that the very best of feeling exists
between President Cleveland and ex-
Secretary Whitney, all rumors to the
contrary Notwithstanding but it isvery
remarkable that the moment Mr.. Whit
ney urges man for any position the
candidate loses all show for getting
there.
The New York Advertiser states, with
apparent authority, that Mr.. Cleveland
has positively refused to give the ltal-
ian mission TO j. j. Van Allen OF New
port and New York. 1t claims that ex-
Secretary Whitney promised Mr. Van
Allen this post in consideration of a
campaign contribution of 5O,OOO and
for other reasons.
Mr.. Van Allen now knows how much
faith can be put in ante-election
promises, and the next time probably
will insist upon the goods being de-
firefed.
Fifty thousand dollars may not cut
any figure in Mr.. Van Aliens cash ac-
count, still it is good deal of money to
give for the mere glory of being men,
toned for place that some other fell
low is to fill.
How Mr.. Whitney likes being turned
down would be a very interesting thing
to know.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09

THE great success of the Grays IN
reaching the tail end of the Eastern
baseball league ladder is equalled only
by their success in showing how not to
s.lay- hall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09
souvenir.

Rev. DR.. PARKHURsT has already
aotified New York that it may expect
TO be given another and stronger speci-
men Of his peculiar method of enforcing
the laws of decency in the fall. This
suggests that we have Committee Of
O.e Hundred organized to promote
public and private purity and morality.
What has become of it? Is it also wait
ing for the cool weather?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09

ANOTHER Italian has cut fellow
countryman and escaped. Evidently
the law against carrying concealed
weapons has no terrors for the residents
IN Little Italy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09

WHEN You go to the seaside, bayside
or mountains for the season you want to
keep up your connection with home.
The News will do it for you. Just leave
your address at No. Weybosset street,
and the News will stick closer than a
brother to you all summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09

CONSIDERATION of the attempt of the
federal government to close the Worlds
far on Sunday recalls to mind the SOU
venir coins that were issued by the
treasury department, and also that the
News has number Of them that it
would be glad to transfer to the pockets
of its readers, silver dollar FOR silver
souvenir.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09
THE NEWS AT THE FAN.
The News is on sale at
Chicago by Wells B. Sizer. 1S9
State street where 1t can be
found during the Worlds Fair.
THIS EVENING.

LDTHRop's MUSEUM. 7;t5-" Alone in London"
wEsTMISsTER THEATRE. g." Forty Thieves
Buricsque Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Removing Night Soil

once OF the
Superintendent OF Public Buildings,
City Hall Providence. June :. 1898.
Sealed Proposals for removing night soil from the
public buildings belonging the city. for one year
from the 1st day OF July. 1893, are Invited by the
Joint standing Committee on City Property, aud
will b received at this ofice until y. m. fhl-
DAY June 25 1895
All Information regarding the above may be OBJ
tain Il hy calling NJ this ofca The right TO reject
any and all bias wIll le res rved.
- ALBERT r. MANsFTELD
tus12t Super lntendent OF Public Buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09

The trade dollar has found its mission.
II Correiro's detection for the murder of
the Manchester girl is accomplished by 1t
it IL worth much more than az cents.-lAt-
tleboro Sun.
DIR. Graves Is admitted to bail simply
because the state Of Colorado Is too poor
or too stingy to spend the money TO estab-
lish his guilt He has been once convicted,
and as new trial has been granted 1t
ought to be had. --IDaily Cleaner.
The president has appointed as the
postmaster of New York city member OF
was protestant against the snap conven-
tion In that state. This seems 10 satisfy
all factions - Lawrence American.
President Cleveland authorizes the an
nouncement that he will call an extra ses-
sion of congress, TO convene sometime
from Sept to sept. 10. He will try mean.
while TO evolve another financial policy 20
replace the one which recently collapsed
after astonishing the ananciers OF the
world.-lCoDcord Monitor.
Tammany carries away the New York
postoffice prize. That postofiice was about
the only genuine reform capital Mr.
Cleveland had during his first administra-
tion. The fact that he reappointed Re
publican incumbent was worn threadbare
in defending his reform record. Now even
that has gone, and Tammany brave,
who only recently rated from the county
democracy. gets the place. Where Is Re
form, nowf--[LoweIi Courier.
The United States sold Mexico 6,0Oo,0o0
~ ho.hoia of corn and sent Millions OF
bushels across the water last year. besides
feeding our own people and using the
usual quantity for fuel and the production
of spirituous liquors The maize pro
duced in this country annually is amazingl
Those who desire TO make maize the ma
tionsl flower ought 10 be stimulated and
helped by snoh facts ~ these Norwich
Bulletin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09
H. W. LADD CO.
Shirt Waists! !!

One of the most complete
and most attractive stocks in
the country-unequalled in
this vicinity.
Everything in it fresh and
novel--and almost everything
is either confined to Is, or
more desirable either in quail
ity or price than will be found
elsewhere.
A few particularly popular
selections are
75c.
A Percale Waist, ruffled around col
lar and down front, prettily arranged
cuff also Embellishments variety OF
patterns and worth easily 81 apiece.
$1.OO.
A particularly choice selection OF fine
quality Percale Waists, made up III the
most novel styles and exceedingly
dressy.
St.75.
This is our own Irish Lawn Waist,
made expressly for us after our own
designs and from our own materials,
and to be found nowhere else. The
Empire effect prevails and the colorings
are chiefly in pinks, blues and helio-
tropes.
We show a particularly fine assort.
ment Of Laundered Shirt Waists in tie
solid colors, heliotropes, blues aud
pinks. and prettily striped aud daintily
| figured materials, from $i.25 to $3.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.

The trade dollar has found It's mission.
ff Correiro's detection for the murder OF
the Manchester girl is accomplished by II
It Is worth much more than 7s cents.-lAt'
tleboro Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-09

Largest and Most VARIED Stock IN
ths Cts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 3O.-Flour dull and
weak, winter wheat. low grades. $3.50
245' do, fair 20 fancy, S245Q34j; DO.
patent, 50. fOq4OO; Minnesota clear. $3.50
a3Oo: do. patent $4OOQ4.4j. low extras
Sl9j02. f5; city mills. S3Sj03.9O; do pa
tent. S4.40Q4GO. Southern flour dull;
and weak; common>t TO fair extra, S2109
$40; good TO choice do $315Q4.25.
Wheat fairly active: No. red, store
and elevator 6SIsQ6sNc.; anoat. $4,000.
Options were fairly active. irregular and
heavy opening weak and declining ga
1850. on reports Of fine weather. weak
cables and realizing, advanced 9sGAc,
with tho West and on foreign buying
fell Adhc. and closed irregular with
July i4c. down, December &c. up, and
others 1sQ&c. below yesterday.
Corn dull and firm; No. ., 47lkc. ele-
vator, No. ?, 4S1.Q4Si2c aloat options
dull and without features, closing steady
and isc. mp TO &c. down; July, 47hc.;
August. 1870.
oats dull and lower Options dull
and nrmer; July, 34hc; August 33lsc.
Spot prices: No ?. 34H034Ac.; mixed
Western, 34l4c.; white do, 3Gl4q42c.
Wool dull and unsettled; domestic
fleece. 27Q32c.; pulled 26037c.
Beef dull and steady; beef hams quiet
and weak at $500: tierced beef dull;
city extra. India mess, Sl5OOdlTO0; cut
meats quiet and steady.
Lard lower and quiet; Western steam
closed at S07O city. Ss.500S75; June
closed az 1915 asked July closed at 500,
nominal Refined quiet; Continent
SOLO. s. A.. $1,000.
Pork quiet and steady; new mess,
S19O001950.
Cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude,
1307Sc., nominal: yellow prime, 42R443c.
Petroleum unchanged.
Rosin more active and easy; strained.
common TO good S1.17G1.22la.
Turpentine quiet and steady.
Rice steady and I'm fair demand
Foreign nominal New Or
cans. open kettle. good to choice, quiet
md steady at 3Od3sc.
Peanuts quiet
Coffee-Options opened steady at 10
,oints down to IS points up and closed
irm al 1920 points up; July. S157o; Au-
.ust. $500: September. S1540dl555; Oc-
ober. $3.50; December, Sl5l0Ql5.25. |
spot Rio quiet and firm No Z, 1G'ac
Sugar-Raw Grm and quiet: fair re-
lining. 39,G37kc; 9G-test centrifugal 3A |
iA5c. Refined fairly active and firm; |
standard a, 59s05 p-l6c.; graduated. |
&05 11-1Gc
Freights 10 Liverpool irmer and in !
air demand cotton. 0-G4d. grain, SAD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Cotton steady
mddling uplands, rs: midding Orleans,
So; sales, 6,2I6 bales including G.l0C
bales contract; good ordinary. G74; low
middling ZIG. Futures closed steady;
sales. II 500 bales, June. III July. III,
August. Isl; September. 100; october,
500. November, sos. December SIG:
January, S.24. February. S3i; March,
S.37.
Cotton-Gross receipts. LIP bales; for
warded. 273 bales; sales 6.27G bales;
spinners. 176 bales: stock. Ia. 72l bales.
Woekly-Net receipts, 30 bales. gross
receipts, Gao bales; exports 10 Great
Britain. 500 bales, France, 423 bales:
Continent. 61sO bales. forwarded, $50
bales, sales. $500 bales spinners, l,GA
bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 4.sSs bales;
exports TO Great Britain. $40 bales;
France 1s6 bales Continent, LIPS bales;
stock. 37s039 bales.
Total so far this week-Exports 20
Great Britain. 1885 bales; France, coo
bales. Continent 7 4OS bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
1886 bales, exports 10 Great Britain,
216S.379 bales; France, 544,040 bales;
Continent. .4Oi 0G3 bales.
The following are the total net receipts
Of cotton at all ports since September
/. 1892: Galveston I .036 242 bales; New
Orleans. J. 561 200 bales; Mobile. 49, PA
bales; Savannah. 772. S37 bales; Charles
ton. Dos 303 bales; Wilmington. 159 206
bales: Norfolk. PSI .267 bales Baltimore,
55O5O bales New York, 1915 bales;
Boston. 1884 bales; Newport News.
5000 bales Philadelphia. GO. GA bales;
West Point, 1903 sos bales; Brunswick.
so 755 bales; Velasco. 0,4SG bales; Pen
sacola. 1910 bales. Total 1850 10 bales.
Deduct from the total net receipts since
September 1st. 1G.57s bales. making the
corrected total Z 1898. col bales
LIVERPOOL, June 30.-July-August.
1s-Gfd4 2O-Gi; August-September
1a-Gf04 2i-Gf: September October.
20-Gid4 22-64; October-November,
4 22-G4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 25-64;
December-January. 25-64q4 26-64; jan
uary-February. 4 2S-G4. Tenders, 200
bales new dockets.
4 p M-June-July 4 2O-64d4 21-64;
July-August. 4 20-G4d4 21-64; August
September 22-6f. sellers; September
October 4 23-G4. buyers: October Novem-
ber 24-64G4 1854; November-Decem-
her 4 1854. sellers; December-January.
27-G4d4 oS-6i January-February
Z 20-G4. buyers; February March, 4 3l-Gf
sellers. Futures closed firm.
Weekly Cotton Statistics-Total sales
for the week. "a 900 bales; American
$4,000 bales; trade takings. including
forwarded from ships side IS 900 bales;
actual exports 1900 bales: total imports
1900 bales; American, II 600 bales: to-
tai stock 1.4iGO1l bales; American.
ITO ono bales, total a1oat. 81 OOO bales;
American, 10000 bales; spectators took
700 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
THE FREE-HOLDERS DEFEATED.
Hurt at a Baseball Game-Other Roanoke
News

ROANOKE. VA, June 3O.-Special.-A
canvass Of the vote OF the free-holders on
the proposition Of the city council TO
guarantee per cent. interest per annum
on $4,000 Of the bonds OF the Roanoke
! Hospital Association for twenty years
| shows that il was defeated not having
received the requisite three-fOurths Of the
freehold vote Of the city, as required by
its charter.
Another temperance club was organized
last night. and mass-meeting will be
held next week in the court house after
which $50 men will circulate petitions
among the voters for signatures asking
the Judge Of the hastings court TO order
local option election.
The charge against Louis Shaner. Of
Lynchburg. of robbing the person Of +.
G. Wootten. Of a pocket-book containing
81. was dismissed In the Roanoke Police
Court this morning. and he was baled in
the sum Of $3.50 for his appearance in
Lynchburg TO answer a warrant charging
him with robbing G. NJ Kabler Of
pocket book containing 1894.
Miss Rosa Trout and Samuel Daniel
were married last night. and left for
Baltimore and Richmond on a bridal
tour.
Miss buchanan, Of Ashland Va, and
J. L. Terrill OF Fort Worth, Tex, stopped
last night at Hotel Roanoke this city.
and to-day left for Bristol. Tenn. 10 be
married, Il is said.
Hon James w. Marshall, Of Craig. and
Sturges +. Jones. Of this city. have been
invited to deliver Fourth-of-July orations
az Buchanan. Botetourt county.
c. d. Shelton, OF the law firm Of Dill
lard & Shelton. died here this afternoon.
aged twenty-six years. The remains will
be sent 10 his home, in Pittsyvania coun-
ty. for interment.
The Roanoke Athletic Club baseball |
nine defeated the Hampden-sldney COL
lege team to-day as on yesterday Near |
the close Of to-day's game Hugh Hart. |
of the latter, was the victim Of most |
distressing accident. in attempting TO |
steal second base his left shoulder col
lded with the hip of Steven Wigmore, |
and It was broken in two places. the
bone protruding through the flesh Young
Hart was removed TO the room Of his
brother, Lawyer John NJ. Hart Of this
city where physicians and friends are
attending him. The accident has cast
gloom over the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
sBg CLOSING QUOTATIONs or
MONIl.
Oeorirg. and saios NJ the Richmond To-
lacco Exchange -intcrnal Revenue
Coucctions-Torcign Ad,Les.

,..W YORK, June 3O-1here was
...td Improvement I'm the
DID, vail street markets to-day.
...... money at intervals ruled az
,. r.flr. thc fact that the clearing
|.... I.... had announced their inten-
.. f. ah. out au the loan certificates
.....r.ry to prevent an acute stringoncy
"a l. money market did much TO re
~ confidence. The bears renewed
.I Upon the market at times
..... I.. Ily hut each decline brought
d. I.... orlcIs. and sharp advances
~ The lowest figures touched
..D.I losses varying from q 20 ~ per
,.. fm the nnal quotations oil yester-
M I announcement that the gem
Electric Company bad declared
, ueI quarterly dividend Of 2 per
,.. although 60 has been persistently
... f.r several times that the rate
- I. halo or less. had "a good effect
,.. directors Of the L0ckawanna and
Western declared the usual quarterly
..I...I oi lt. per cent, and the C.. c. G.
.l .t Louis announced a dividend OF
ST.. rer cent. on the common stock Sim
sr with this news came reports
az ... engagements in London for ship
nm. f1 thls Side which. together with
1..r.I purchases for Boston and London
ACCOUNT started sort of stampede
s...- fh. shorts According 10 reliable
.-,..r.r.e London purchased upwards
Dr IsmI shares Manhattan jumped
81. American Sugar 5s. Lackawanna
81. Chnen Gas %. General Electric ?,
Tennessee. coal and Iron 2R and st.
P.rl Uer cent The remainder o. the
list improved - 90 . per cent. Late In
tl. day. when money was bid up 20 30
Tsr .art there was "a reaction of y 10
2 per couf but the demand revived again,
nnl thc market left of strong in tone.
'rhe sales aggregated 2l5057 shares, iu-
.Irilrg 322i1 unlisted.
Money ON call has been active. RANGING
from q t0 -o per cent. last loan AT g
per cent. and closing offered az - per
cent. prime mercantile paper. Gas per
cent. SterInc cXchlngc rs weak. post
I'd rates. f~-ufSi. CONNER ,iai bills.
i-Si ,04N2 Government bonds lower
state bonds dull Railroad bonds ir-
regular
Sub-Treasury Halances-Coin, STOOL
10. offrrenfv Sf4 Az SIG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
AUCTION SALES.

MONDAY, July 3d. at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
trustees sale Of brick dwelling. No. 50i
Reservoir street. by j.. Thompson
Brown & Co.. auctiOneers.
WEDNESDAY. July 9TH. at o'clock
=. NJ, trustees auction sale of subur-
ban land AZ n. W Bowes office. No.
north Eleventh street. by y. w.
BCwe. auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY. July 9Th. at l o'clock =.
NJ. trustees sale Of tract OF land I'm
Henrico county four miles below the
city. by Chewing & Rose. auctioneers.
WEDNESDAY. July 5th. at o'clock r.
NJ. auction sale OF brick dwelling on
Marshall street, between Gimer and
Graham streets, by George Il. Crawford.
auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY. July 9Th. at o'clock T.
NJ, commissioners sale Of lot of land
on west Broad street by Chewing &
Rose. auctiOneers.
WEDNESDAY. July jth, at $50 p. NJ,
trustees sale Of house, III Clay street,
beween Munford and Gilmer streets.
THURSDAY, July 9Th, at $3.50 r.. NJ
trustees sale Of store and dwelling on
Hull street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth. Manchester. by Denoon, Tup-
per & Co. and a. l.. Adamson, auc-
tiOneers.