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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18
AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct,onesrv,
~ No. 1O01 north est corner 10th and D ST.


BLACK WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE
lPHQLsTERED IN GREEN REP; BLACK
MALNuT HAIRCLOTH SOFAS AND CHAIRS
fkkNCH PLATE MIRRORS: BLACK WAL
Nut GHAMBER FURNITURE; MARBLE
Top DRESSING BUREAUS: WALNUT BED
STEADs; MAHOGANY BUREAUS: WARD
KoBESi MASHsTANDS: PAINTED BED
sTEADS; WAsHSTANDS AND TABLES; HAT
kAtkS: ROUND CENTER TABLES, SLsCK
MALNl MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARbs OAK
EATENs1ON TABLES AND DINING-RoON
CHARS; MAHOGANY ARTIST TABLES;
CANE-SEAT ARM CHAIRS AND ROCKERS;
oFFICE DESKS: GREEN REP LOUNGES;
BRONZE CHANDELIERS; ENGRAyINGS:
ELOMER VASES; WINDOW SHADES: MAT
TING: VELVET, BRUSSELS. THREE-PLY
INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS; VELVET
RUGS: DOOR MATS; DRUGGET; BRUSSELS
STAIR CARPETS; HALL oiLCLbTH: HAIR.
HgSk. AND COTTON.T0P MATTRASSES:
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLsTERS; PAR.
LDR, BEDROOM AND OTHER STOVES:
S S3eooAtliNNGS NV RAANGEi CHINA, GLASS ANn
COOKING UTENSILS, &c
q On TUESDAY, MORNING. Nov. 10. ls7a
VI commencing at 10 O'Clock. we shall sell az
~ the residence ~ q gentleman declining hou Sc
Hkeepng, No. 900, corner of 9Th aud b streets
). W nearly opposite the Smithso' ian Insti-
tnte The above described assortment of Hous sholi
Furniture, &c.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS
III a Ihepubl Auctioneers.
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CHANCERY SALE.
~ BY virtue of a d. cree OF the Supreme Court
OF the DIstIic' OF Columbia. passed in Chancery
capse No. 2,63l, substituting me trustee,
shall, on MONDAY. tho 18Th dav of November,
1872 proceed TO SELL at public aaction on the premi
s.s at clock Q. m the following described part
u Lot OF ground No. 4, in Square No $40, in Wash
irgton CITY, ID C., viz &C mmencing on street
q nth 81 feet from the corner Of street sou aud
line north 1O0 feet; thence II feet cue vest; thence
due south leo feet to the place of beginning.
Terms: One third OF the purchase money in cash:
and the residue in three eqaal iastslmt nts g. Il
aid Is months. respectively, with interest, to be
SECURED by the purchaser notes and deed of trust
on the property, all in cash, at the purchaser
option. Deed given on final ratification Of sale.
ConveysnCiDg at rurchaser's Govt. $50 at time of
sale. BENZ. g. LOVEJOY, Trustee
noyS lot W. l. WALL CO, Aucts
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RY 9REEE WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 Northwest corner Of 10th and d W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE .UNIM.
f6 Ho9vTR HnAt sd ESTATE kYISG ABogT
STREET. AND FRONTING 323 SO 100
FEET ON BOTH 5TH AND SRI STKlET5,

the District Of Columbia. in the case Of Hoover,
Equity Docket II, passed the 18th day Of October,
III sell At public auction: TO the highest bid
ternoon Of AZ. the 9Th day Of November, l01,
OTIS - 70; a. & 49, g. 81, 81 q snbdivision Of
lss in the land records Of the District Of Columbia
Terms q sale: Ten Der cent Of the purchase money
to be paid at time Of SALE the balance in three equal
one in ten days, one In six months, and
one In one year frsm the confirmation OF said sale
The last two fnsAments to bear interest the rate
OF ten per cent per annum and their payment to be
aneng ct the cost of the purchaser. In default Of
the payment of the first Of said three instalments
the Trustee the right to resell the proper.
~ on the terms above mentioned, Ct the cost and
risk OF the dtfaultiug purchaser.
LYDIA 4. HOOVER, Trustee
ocz$d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED un.t,
"WEDNESDAY, Nov 90th, ct the Same kour and
place. By order Of TIE Guardian.
nev@d GRkEN h WILLIAMS, Auots.
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VHPORTAHT 70 AROHITIUTe, BUILD lRe
IN. oApr AS SR G8sEEA0T n9sSAuy. s.v,..

osnsS q e *. n M rf r q oUf
aRAHIIH WORK which may . IsaqiISd by a.cai
rates. We have Constantly on hand large Assort
nent Of granite OurbinS, Belgian Psye@ent Blocks,
6asS CourosS, OoDinG, %. Jas. u. RUS6ILL .
90. Assst., tlsas! n.i!ains, "; ~ "a s.ss:s
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WEDNESDAY, November 2Oth, 1872, same hon,
AID place by order OF the Trustee.
nONl3 GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts.
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10y LATIMFK h CLEARY.
HIGHLY VALUABLE UEIMPROVED PROP.
ERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

~ Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penna ayenue aud 18th street
Star Office Buildings.
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QY GOODWILL KING, Auctioneers
II No. 40 Eleventh street,
One door north OF Pennsylvania avenue

TX hIN0, AuCt1Oneer6,
- No. 40 Eleventh street,
One door north OF Pennsylvania avenue
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE GARDEN
FARM NEAR UNIONTOWN.
N By virtue of deed of trust, dated December
OV19th. 1868, and duly recorded in Lber T. and B. ,
mo. g. folio z, &c, of the land records for Wash
IL gton county, d. and by tho written request of
the party holding the note secured thereby, shall
November, le72, at O'Clock p. m, in front of the
premises, Lot No one, ID part of the land called
Chichester, rs IL was divided py James Danford and
surveyed by 1: ID. Carpenter, county surveyor, con-
tanning 7-l0 of acre.
Terms Of sale: S6OO cash; the balance in six and
twelve MONTHS with interest from day of sale or all
cssh at the option Of the purchaser, other the
title deed reserved until all money is paid dep
OF Sl00reQuired at time Of sale. In case of non com
Pisnce will terms Of sale within ten days after sale
the property will be resod at cost and risk of de
faulti.g purchaser. CONVEX ancing az purchaser 8
cost.
n6-2aw5t HENRY HOFFMAN,, Trustee.
ICY VIM. l.. WALL q co, Auctioneers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05

reported to him Chairman Of the Grant Republican
Executive Coumiitee In several instances the question
asked Of the messengers What will be the result
II we lessen the amount expected" The invarahle
answer in each reported and known was that tle
usual course would be taken" which means nothing
more or less than official decaPtaton. In the cases OF
those who unable pay upon so short notice. the
following receipt was accepted
Received from Chester A. Arthur, Collector OF the
Port OF NewYork = ON account OF my salary Tor tue
month Of October 1874. Signed q
These receipts win be kept in the Auditors Depart
ment until the 91st Of the present month, when the
amount which each calls for will be deducted from the
check given the empoye for his months salar'. The
amount thus collected In violation Of the civil ervlee
rules amounted the reporters wero inform ed. to
nearly, IL not quite, $4,000 II must be remembered
that the assessment is not upon the monthly payroll but
upon the annual saary-that IT, per cent OF the whole
pay deducted from that Of a single month. Thus
clerks receiving for the month Of September 25
twelfth of yearly salary Of 1900 assessed $50;
5000 clerks assessed $40 to be taken from salary
OF sizes per month; and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
THE MEANING OF THE JUDGMENT OF TIE
GENEVA ARBITRATION.

POINTS OF LAW INY0LVED-THE QUESTION Of
DIE puIGENCE-THE SUBJECT OF INDEMNITY.
,pRou AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNHl
GENEVA, Sept 14.-Strpped of all unnecessary
yerbiage the Judgment Of the Tribunal may be said to
treat three classes OF subjects The first comprises the
nroposons OF law the second the case Of the vessels
themselves the third the determination OF the indemnity
shall examine by the aid Of certain eminent counsel
ocb Of these classes In its The first thing which
trkes ones attention reading the propositions OF law
formulated by the arbitrator their extreme similarity
10 the views put forward by the agents of the United
states In some respects perhaps they go further than
the American Government would be willing 10 follow
while in their combined effect they certainly impose on
peutrals burdens which some American publiciss Will
be yeryunwiing accept Take, for instance, the first
proposition which afiirms that
"rhe due diligence referred to in the first and third
NJ the said rules ought he exercised by neutral Gov
ernments exact proportion 10 the risks 10 when either
OF the beligerents may be exposed IRON failure 10
fulfill the obligations OF neutrality on their part
Asan explanation OF the term due diligence" this
does not perhaps throw light the subject but 1t
does not err on the side OF beray On the contrary
the language is copied II do not deceive myself nearly
an otdem rerbis from the argument presented by the
American counsel But 10 may be said that this clause
IA m Interpretation OF the three rules, which England
does not admit TO be international law aud which the
Tribunal does not declare be such Let US take, them
the third proposition. IL declares that
1.-THE effects OF a violation OF neutrality committed by
means OF the construction, equipment aud armament OF
vessel not done away with Oy any eo,nlnlssion
which the OF the begerent Power benefited
by The violation Of neutrality may Afterwards have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
GRANTISM IN GEORGIA.
Lilac nf The Tribnne.


S1R. There ia a commotion in this city to-
day over the dongs OF of Grants ofeeholders 1t
appears that for some time past the Money order Clerk
OF the Atlanta PosOfice, who is son OF Judge Dun
ming the Postmaster has been proprietor OF ana mas pre-
sided over farobank within gunshot OF the Post ONCE
The fact becoming known TO the surees Of the Postmas
ter they demanded 10 be released from his bond The
people think running the Post-Oice and faro-bank
together is novel species of Civil Service REFORM Some
time since you published statement concerning United
states Acknowledgement Farrow being required to dis
gorge $500 TO the State which he had drawn In duplicate
"a attorney for the State Railroad under Bullocks pre-
cious management. II seems that Col. Farrow
handed the 500 TO young man hnneu
Rhodes who was Paymaster OF the state
Railroad land who had paid Barrow the $500 Tor the pur
pose of making restitution by certifying u INTO ie o'e'
Treasury In dong 50, Rhodes took the COntrOets re-
ceipt as paid by Farrow. This did not suit te Dst
Attorney and lie has been for some time endeaVoIh 10
obtain the receipt from Rhodes without avail I-day
FarrOw made an appointment with Rhodes 70 Iheet nin
in TIE CONTROLLERS Office which he did, taxing the pre-
caution 70 have friend with him IL WAS vel Lie da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE.
TO the EditorIor The Tribune.

TO the EdilorIoT The Trsopne.
SIR: Our General Assembly OF Legislature
met here and organized this What beats the
Tutcb Is that they set out with two sessions day.
,oroher ~ the House said TO me upon remarkng this
Ioal Cor duffy ave yermonters work ten hours a day
,bo,ner we make laws or butter" The House did
GOOD niece OF work this forenoon by eeeting
,or Sneaker Col Franklin Fairbanks Of st. Johns
bIrv The Colonel is son OF the late Gov. Erastus
and is one OF the active OF the great
Eu,rbanks' Scale Works. He is keen, prompt clear
headed man. legislative experience and wide general
Intelligence and win forward business with dispatch
Tho members OF the Legislature mostly farmers ana
coming from all parts OF the State they testify TO the re-
markabe OF the past season. Forage ana
food stuff butter ana cheese have been produced In I'M
usual quantities There has been some loss from mde"
poato rot etc. the net result IL large We are al
hopng that the Vermont Central viii clear itself OF us
nresent serious embarrassmens. There will have 10 DO
change in the policy Of the managers In the direction
OF retfenchment They have undertaken too much VITA
their means but the community is not prepared 70 DC
ueye that there has any Intentional abuse OF De
trus, for private purposes The railroad now construct
ing across this State part OF trunk line from tuo
lakes TO the Atlantic Portandthe Portland and og
densbul 3 Railroads. making excellent progrrss. our
dviuon the Vermont has miles in operation 20 niles
more receiving the and the residue graded WORK
energeticay under the guidance olthe Hon
Horace FairDanks its President The splenuorio VI '
foliage in Northern vermont, tns sas been mo- fr,st
10 XIII the leaves and they are npenihs in,v .oi
ich as Of the sunset No such variety ana n sueh
hue are seen In southern intituues anu sss
except t, wseio;; =, ,sass HUDSON.
Montpelier, w. Oct u MIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
"GO WEST"
TO the Editor Of The TRIBUNE.
SIR: When Mr.. Greeley used to advif


SIR: When Mr.. Greeley used to advise per-
sons who could ind any proper employment in our
crowded cities to go West II pleased some OF the wits to
echo his words and say, why don't you go yourseff
He has at last obeyod their behesr and they find that
their laugh has been intensified into grief they may
have the that he went practically
among his own people. The Erening Post has long been
asking for enthusiasm and pontaneiy In the campaign
and perhaps It is satisfied that the man 10 claim IL
was he who had not read in vain what education and
hopes the West wond give. There was, not long ago
critical notion In the columns OF that paper tba there
Ia no civilization west OF Cleveland' inc
editors forgetting that the only magazine Wncn
onoht 10 fulfill their ideas of literature
ia printed al st. Louis, and that the three most Prom
nent OF our latest literary HeD have come ike Young
Ioehinyar out OF the West" Liberal Bepublcanlsm
was born beyond the Mssssppi s Peniecost was seen
during Mr. Greeley's tour through Indiana, kentuoky
Ohio and Pennsylyana. No such reception has been
iye since the days of Clay ana Benton as that when
The whole West accorded 10 SehurL Even the hyper
critical sprt OF The Post Ia delighted with the method
Of his oralory which shows that "civizat0n west OF
Cleveland" while enthusiastic, is as great as that OF
sneh minor New-York newspaper Offices MI: Greeley
did NOT hasten Ia regard the advice 10 go west your
self" but when he did he discovered that MS name
had gone long while and . Ions way before MN;
Recark, Oct. J, lS7l AASs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
CUsToMHoUsE POLITICAL ASSESSMENT.


THE USUAL TWO PER CENT COLLECTED BY FORCE
RECEIPTS TAKEN FROM THOSE UNABLE TO
PAY AND HELD AGAINST THEM - FULLY
$4,000 DEDUCTED FROM THE SEPTEMBER
PAY-BOLLS.
On Oct 2, The TRIBUNE received from an
anonymous an ntimaton that the usual annual
political assessment had been levied the day before in
the Custom house; and IL was added that President
Grant was certainly cognzant Of this assessment and
spproved Of it, The proof Of the latter assertion has
not been secured but TRIBUNE reporters have aseef
tained from which leave no chance for doubt
that the employees Of the CustomhOuse have been reg
larly assessed two per upon the amount Of
their yearly salaries, with the fun knowledge OF the Col
lector Of the Port, Chester A. Arthur.
In order that Il might be kept quiet possible the
impression heretofore been made upon the various
clerks and inspectors that was expected that they would
contribute literally TO their several ward and district
ORGANIZATIONS that in the event Of their doing so no
direct assessment would be made upon them by the
Collector The club voluntary assessment was complete
failure In this managers were as disappointed as
the clerks at the prospect OF relief from assessments
Upon Goth ult, which was monthly payday lists OF
names prepared by the chiefs OF each department
OF the CusomhOuse, with blank space left opposite
each TO be filed in with the amount supposed to
be voluntarily" given by the employee. With this list
verbal ihtimaton given by the messenger 70 whom
wac the Job Of collecting the money that two
per expected" The management OF the colec
tion in the Auditors division In the hands OF Mr.
Jacobs, chief clerk Of the Auditors Department and
tile messenger who acted collector Of assessments In
the same department Charles Crawford.
In the Surveyors Department the officials who yio
lated the law we're Aaron Mccall william Edwards and
Samuel Hepburn The information TO the collectors
In the divisions Is not positive, and is for the pres
eut reserved there is little doubt that 10 former
years John j. Herrick, Assistant Auditor, had charge
Of the whole matter
At the same tune that the assessment was demanded
letter was read 10 the empoye from Hugh Gardner,
ordering the names Of all those refusing TO pay as wen
- Of those who paid and the amounts contributed 70 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
SENATOR WILSON AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-Senator Wilson was in
troduced Change to-day by the President OF the Gov
ington Chamber OF Commerce. Mr.. Wilson was received
with great enthusiasm the announcement Of his pres
cnce being followed by prolonged applause. He spoke
briefly entirely ignoring politics and concentrating the
merchants upon prosperity OF Cincinnati and OF the
state through which he said he had recently Travelled
seeing evidence OF progress After the con-
cuson OF his speech he presentedto alarge number
of he members of the Chamber OF Commerce, and was
dnally In company with President Goshorn OF the In
dustrial Exhibition and President OF the Chamber of
Commerce. escorted 70 the Industrial HAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05

for Farrow drew formidable revolver cooked IT, and
demanded the receipt from Rhodes. Rhodes was un-
armed his friend jumped between them, ana Dloouy
catastrophe averted Citizens are loudly outspokeh
in condemnation OF the hlghhanded outrage by hge
officer OF the law. Frr0w arrested ana pouhu Over
keep the peace. The public patiently waiting uh
Ill next March. when they expect dnrrent Grass 1i
Federal officers from those who PROVIDE then sneh
sensations as recOunted above. a.
Albania, Sent. %, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
TEXAN BORDER TROUBLES.

New ORLEANS, Oct. A San Antonio special
repors that party OF Texans followed band OF Mexi-
can eat,e thieves into Mexico and attacked them at
Newton Two Texans and several Mexicans were killed.
The Trxans burned the Acades house with hun 10 It,
ON Monday 200 armed Mexnans appeared on the Next
can aide of the river near Felipe Lieut. DAVIDSON
with company OF troops FROM Fort Clark was ordered
" watch their movements.
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