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nR HARTLEY'S GREAT AND NEvER-FAIL-
~ ING remedy for Oatarrh and all Throat Dis
esses, Hawking, Offensive Breath and Pains IN the
Eace and EAts Sold BIZ u Druggists aug9 3n
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTKRNOON.
CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
u :. o-'
TRUSTEES SALE Ne Of HOUSE AND LOT. II


CHARLES ". HANDY. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES s4 sa5s e F H. u AND LOT If
teis sfs ISsssssS
the Of and by
RScc sact ss,s IL front 81 TIE premises FEl
vision OF Square No. 500 This lot has front OF Is
ase ns5 ncSe NeT NE and n OF
twostory brick house. oo1tsi has Ave rooms
81 sale az az pns eash 6aap fT IN %
months, for which the pur chaser will be require to
give his notes bearing Interest at the rate Ct q. per
the properly. $50 down when the property is sold.
Conveyan cling at cost of purchaser.
seps.2.wswsds 5 j SA + oNE1L1.} Trustees
above sale is PosTPoNRD to THURsDAY, octo,
bss 7s7g ss%s hour and PE,cS HANDY Auc
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
Ss sAEE R EF doESEs 81 4 FREr q
Na9snRsr e? . ssd ssocrdsa IN &Isss No
ton county. D. g. and at the written request Of tine
party secured thereby, We will SCI ON THURSDAY,
pm in front Of the premises ali that piecs Or PSF.
Gel Of ground in the city Of Washington. D: c.,
mans CORDED Subdivision Of the northern haf Of
square Numbered three hundred and thirty. five
$500
Terms: One-fourth OF the purchase money in cash !;
balance three equal instruments in six, nine and
secured by deed of trust ON the property sJld A
DEF osit Of 300 will be required when the property
is knocked down. If terms be not complied with in
seven days from the day of sale the
the right to resell at Gefaulting purchasers risk
after i've days public notice. Convey ancng to be
at the purchasers expense.
JANIS FULLERTON,1
494 Louisiana avenue, | rrus+aas
JANIS WHITE,
corner of 10Th and NJ,
T d. CLEARY, Salesman.
sepl0.l3 II ,20,24 ,27&oct1.2
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DONOH1 BAND FURNIsHEs MUSIC FOB ALL
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. given. Address H
D0NoH. sos II g. NV. Orders can be left q Music
Stores eePAo-S@
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RAILROADS.
pALT1MoHE AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THIN GREAT DOUBLE TRACK,
National Route and short Line 60 the
North; ;[ N sot,,SS. West
take erect fEzHs Ni HfH Il iSjs
os Ill EGss S RnsR
mont. ssE.sbaEs %Inchestsr. HsseTstown: FredsF
e So oaa f!ssnSnE sssasDurs
Hsserstoyn snd way stations Rast, and
Baltimore Express. Parior car to New York and
SIS a mist. Louis, Chicago, Columbus and
s sey Br1 P1msn Cars TO Cnsnna daily Graf
sHB g s %@soS SUNDAY s ons-SsfmSie. Annapo
10 %-Bat1mo5s E1prsss Stops At Rl. fsns
w i2:iSs m.SBaltimore, Annapolis. Ellioott City
-i:sS ,: p;msew York. Philadelphia and Boston
$50 :. baltimore AND Way Stations 49,,
Rs1 sops AZ aad nnspos
4:sS 2. m,-tPoin. Of Rocks; Frederick, Hssers,
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.
4:40p. m-tBaltimore, Annapolis ana way sta-
$50 p. ms-tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND
is sds RsT t .aa Laurel
%f;tiziii 5Ha T H8f F5iss. roo'
eohgMegs y SB5s:Es
fii ois s.oeRs aH6aK, RH11ApEhRH1A
ss1 "a I'm e sss;
i 90 p.m.IfsE Louis and Cincinnati Express
fpsIy. asunday only. Other trains daily, except
For farh ssoG spPy the Baltimore
ss 81 and i4s5 Pennsyi1ana avenue, where orders
will be taken for Baggage to Be checked sna Secsved
any point in the city Master " fqsnspeTs.tSn
aES s9 R5o ssEsr ae Pssft ksss my,7
1879 rnss SLY 1879
TO TEE bo s9S.H VEST ss2 se2.hwns1
SPLENDID soKNl1I. MAa1u1oIH1 KouPxsN1.
TRAINS 1zRz Ens }Ess g ~. from
psSSra and he NV 10 d.
lor Oar to Pttsburs, ana Sleeping osss from
pm q daily, S With P.isoe oar 70 1 GhicaIo
BALTIMORE ARD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
| FAILS and the North, at 30 M, daily, except
| sunday = 40 Pm daily, except Saturday, with
PAlscs Oars to Watkins. For Wiltamsport,
Tor New York and the East, 80 IN daily, except
Sunday, ana ~: 10 Pm. daily, with Palace Oars
attached. Limited H eress Of Pullman PSrlor
| Csrs. 8 30 am. daily except Sunday.
For Brooklyn. n: X. AZ through trans connect d
a6ordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
Ing double ferriage and journey scross Few
Tor Phiisdsiphia. ss5 am. and 80 pm, daily,
| except Sunday; ~, and l0:l6 p. w., oaliy.
Limited Express, 80 am, daily. except Sunday.
For B.ltmofe. 40 80. 80 am. and go 10.
sls 2 sa1 10 aasiSi e10sp ds sHnda'
| For Popes Greek Line, 40 q %. and l:20 p. na.s
| daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 6 40 . m. and A:2o ,. n, ds1y. n
cept Sunday.
ALE1ANDRIA AND EREDKRICKGBURG RAIL-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Msa. sah 5, r.. g. o. TO- 1, am,ass a.
80, land II so pm. On Sunday al . = m. and
ror Rchm o and the South. $50 Am. daily and
$40 = 70, daily. except Sunday.
u M y a q and d an. and PM mn - pm 'h
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlot Oar -
ocmmodItions can be procured at the ofaces. NORTH
easf corner CT Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
svene northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
syiyania avenue and ct the depot where osders can
Be- let for checking OF basgags 10 destination from
nosss 1h l b 5e FARMER, General Passenger Ascent
yRAHK THOMHON. 0ensrL Manaxsr novs
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UNDERTAKES.

TOHN H. WRIGHT,
UNDERTAKER,
sep27.lms 1887 1OtA q. ss.eo.
ERED. SPINDLER, UHpEBTAKX1. I2S3 eev.
Il enth street NV. Weahtngton. 2. % S6ea1dence
at place Of business) Bodies embalned ana pse.
pared for transportation. sPS-S
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ROBBERS TORTURE AN OLD MANA Philadel.
phia Record special from McConnelsburg, Sep
named Jacob B. HILL of Belfast township, Full
ton county, was entered by masked gang last
night and robbed of notes and silver to the
amount of 81 500. The robbers held Hill over
his cooking stove three separate times until he
divulged where his money was concealed in the
Notwithstanding III the clubhouse. Neighbors
are suspected; also persons known as the Han
cock Maryland crowd. Future developments
promise to be interesting.
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Now COMES JOHNNY in from school with
ave got to have new slate and pencil. and a
sponge and second reader and teacher wants
ME 10 study geography, and I'll have to have
an atlas, and the new boy got licking, and,
this boon, because I'm in a hurry, and all the
rest Of the boys have got their'n. [-Nso HaUen
RegiAter.
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ID B. WARNER Real Estate Auct1oneef
TEUsTEFs' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
IUl g. SITUATE ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
STREET, BETWEEN 18th AND nth
kTREETS NORTHWEST.

STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q DEED II trust, dated May 2Sd ~
A. b. JS74 and duly recorded In Liber No. 751 ~
t lie 1872 one OF the land recors of the District
Of Co bs 81 the request of the holder Of the
In front OF the premis-s. on MONDAY, October
18th a. D. 1879, at O'Clock p. m, all thos. pieces
or paIcel of ground situate in the city Washing-
tor, D O.. ard bein. Lots numbered fourteen (14)
1n5 nit Q5'. in Davirson's subdivision OF Square
numbered one hundred and civ hty three (lSS) each
lot trontii 26h fa+t on north n street by depth
of 1S2 IL ct to SD ally.
TeImf: On, third cssh; balsnce In one and two
years, with II est at seven per cent. per annum
snd eet msda ~ deed OF trust on the property sod
eat b lot at TN Of sale. All c.nveyAncing and re-
COZ ding at urchate''s cost II runs Of sale ara
not compiled with IL Eever days, the Trustees re-
kelve the ht to rese the property at toe risk and
,os,s Of the. refau ting urchaser or purchasers.
after five day. advertisements.
FRI GERINK K9nMEs, rrustees
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers
SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY PARLOR AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
One handsome Chamber Suite, beautifully "a
carved, richly polished, and entirely new in w
9 esign. One rlegai Parlor Butte gorgeous
IN upholstery Five rich Black Walnut high
" rolis1 ed Chamber Suites Five superior Walnut
Frame Paror Suites. upholstered in rep, raw silk
and hair cloth. Black Walnut Marble-top Boutfet
Dwarf Bt okcase most beautiful design Elegaa
Easy Chairs. Walnut Marbletop Centre Tables,
HanGsoi Walnut Frame Lounge. upholstered in
la cloth cost AIS; Walnut Wardrobes. Ladies'
Wrlting Decks, Walnut Extension Tables, Walnut
F, an Mirrors. Ca inet Sewing Machine, Walnut
Bedsead, various styles Brussels Ingram and other
Ca pets
correr 10th and d streets northwest, on SATUR-
DAY. October 4th, commencing at 10 O'Clock q. %.
These in want of rich and stylish Furniture should
not miss this opportunity to secure choice and ee
gait work, the above is Of the latest de-
sign ana the workmanship is first class.
ocI2 ct WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts
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DIVORCES are reported as very common
have taken the law into their own hands and
do not trouble the courts. Here is copy OF
document which was offered for record in
clerks office: august TO- 1879. This Is to GER
tify that Mollie Brown gives Jerry Haslap
pleasure to get divorce by her consent She
is perfectly willing. Witness, Jasper Tison.
For she says she never intended to have him
again.
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THE MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures Diaz,
of Mexico, again solemnly declares that he will
term. Gems. Cadena, Manuel Gonzales, minis
ter OF war, Senior Ignacio Vallarte, are prest-
Dental candidates. All the candidates belong
to the same party There will be no nominat-
Ing convention ALI will ruin in free race.
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ABE
~ known as the best, SO Is JUsTH'S old stand
sECoH I. HAND OLOTHING can Be sold at respec.
table ices. Address or call at JUSrHS old stand
Branch Store. No. 4O8 9th st.. between D and sta
nv. B-Note by mail promptly attended to.
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DIED.

PATRICK On the LIST Of October. 1879, OF ssarlet
fever, Howard JUpsoN. infant son Of John h and
The frenos of the family invited to attend the
funeral from residence, AT Massachusetts, avenue
= m "s''' VA 2ts
YANNRMAN. On October I'd. 1879, Of whooping
cough, CLARA ELIZABETH VANEEMAN, youngest
danehter II Elizabeth and Robert II. VannemAn,
aged ore year
GEORGETOWN, At p M, on Saturday, Oct 4th Rela-
tiyes and friends are invited to attend.
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MARRIHD.

GILLINGHAM-MORRICE. September SO. 1879.
at parsonage of st. Patrick 3 Church. by Rev Father
Walter, Dol b. GILLINGHAM, OF Baltimore, to
MIRA LIZZIE n oRRICE, Of Washington, D. o.
tober lkt 1879. by Rev. J. E. Rankin, D. D., ct the
residence of the brides brother. Prof O. T. Hilton.
Mr.. FRANK D. HOBBS to Miss NELEu ABBoTT No
cards. New England papers please oopyl
SULLlVAN-KANE. On December 9th, 1878,
~ the Rev Father Foran, Of st. Aloysius Church.
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i UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
NEW YORK t. 9TEEHsTvwMS s ssr LHShhkPPooL
City Of EeIiin.. 5491 tons City Of Montreal .4490
City of Richmund. 46o1 tons City Of Brusse .371S
City Of Chester 1896 tons City of N. York .S5OO
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est, largest and fastest on the AtiantS, and nave
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterooms, revolving
chairs in saloons, bath and smoking rooms oarper
For rates of passage and other Information, apply
TO JOHN g. DALE, agent, 81 Broadway, n 7; !; or TO
BRO, 923 Penn's ave-; 6. W. MOSS ADAMS aa as, ~
press, Washington. oec1oeoiy-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

MUST BE SOLD.
$4,000 WORTH OF
aAp MEsA AsR hsp aoefS
1ADEs e6hT P aNp KID IFS SIDE LscE BUTTON
MISSES AND BOYS W HSIp5 %I sH SHTSprRs
L. HEILBRUN,
40s 9th street.
sisn-The Old Woman in Window. octl-3t
TO GET KnG Il N ~ Hshs Worth:
1922 rEssA sh sstT gsd 5 BSn sns Goth
hsns e ans kD d sI9 and Kip
:. Calf Shoes and Caters. 81; so and up;
sst Sstas9 BSss: and and & g
Ladies' Best French Kid Button .............. 500
" Curacao Kid Button. to 2 so
nalt Laced Shoes, (soliD ............... las
91Gs aaf
Ges so ht s1hde sbo:: 90 and up
So,iu S'hpoi ~ CeutS anu up.
Sellers Co.'S Children's Fine Shoes
7. S-We have cheaper goods than these-but
tho sc here advertiFed being especially made up for
US ar. guaranteed solid and perfect in every
respect sep303t
N TO 60 DOWN TOWN FOR YOUR 5@1
CH{LDk EMS SCHOOL SHOES. nv
OR ANY OTHER KIND. -
THE CHEAPEST AND BESTIN THE WORLD AT
BIRN'S, l4TH ST, 2DooRs BELOW CoRooRAN.
ASK FOR SOLAR TIP SHOES:
sepitr WILL WEAR Blk MONTHS.
DEAD THIS PRICE LIST.
II BOOTS AND SHOES FROM A FORCED <An
SALE IN NEW YORK: CHEAPEST GOODS SAv
EVER SOLD IN THIS CITY. NO TRASH; IN
NOSHODDY; EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. -
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button Boot 81 90
Ladies' French Kid Button. l50
Ladies' Hand made Congress Cater. .......... rs
Ladies' Fine Kid Seamless Button. ........... ZOO
Ladies' Fine lid or Goat Button. LIS
Ladies' Best French Kid Boot, worth 81 so, for 800
Misses Pebble Goat Button. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Misses Pebble Goat Lace, extra Quaty)...... LEO
Misses Extra quality Goat Button. las
Child's Pebble Goat Button, 8 to 10........... 70
Ch1ld's Goat Button, extra quality. LOO
Ch1lG's Good Button to 7..................... ~
Gents Calf Congress, worth "a, or.......... ESQ
Gents Calf Button Boot, worth "a, for....... lbs
Gents French CALF Hand stitched Congress $3.50
LOCO pairs of Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes
and Slippers at the same low prices.
GEO MCCARTHY.
sue23-tr NEW YORK SHOE STORE. Cos Pa. ace
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NINE BANDITS KILLED IN INDIAN TEK7IToRY.
A fight near the sac and Fox agency, InG.an
Territory, between twelve bandits and party
of soldiers, Saturday, resulted In the killing OF
nine of the bandits, including Jim Baker, the
leader. The troops have orders to remain In
dtsperse the bandits who infest that section.
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THCMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

SALE OF SUPERIOR PaRLOR AND CHAMBER
EUkNITURE AT Ny sALESRO0M ON SAT
URDAY NEXT.
On SATURDAY MORNING. October 4th "A
at 10 O'Clock. in front of my auction rooms, ~
l shall sell the follow ing excellent goods:
Several Suites Of Parlor Furniture. upho !
stored in the latest .tyles.
Blk Black Walnut Marbletop Chamber Suites,
handsomely finished.
Tennessee and White Marble top Tables
French Plate and other Mirrors.
Painted CottaRe and other Chamber Furniture.
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds.
Fine English and American Brussels Carpets.
Extension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs.
Walnut NJ. 7. Sideboards.
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Lafss lot Orockery, &c.
n B-The Fine Furniture will be sold at IL
o. eek precisely within my salesroon. No post
pOnI n e. on account Of weather. Oct22t
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UCTIoN SALE OF DWELLINGS 3l4 AND
n SIG G STREET SOUTHEAST.
We will cell at auction on WEDNESDAY, I'D
October Sih 1879, at O'Clock pm, part Of i""
lot 2, square 100, improved by two Cd twoS&s@
story Frames.
Terms: Oneba'f cash: balance in six and twelve
months at seven Der cent $50 deposit on each. II
terms are not compiled with in seven days the prop
erty will be at the risk and cost Of the default
ot5'57 YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auct,oneers
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDING.
d The public In respectfully informed that the
LYCETT BOOKBfNDERY
In carried ON IS heretofore. The same excellent
workmen are employed, and the work turned out
VIII be in the erior style which has always been
. Characteristic Of the establishment
ap8-ly 1919 Pennsylvsnis avenue. Sd door.
CIBSON BROTHERS,
" PRICTiCAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
- Fine Printing Specially. 1an1Sly
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAFs.

FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.
TUsn2hnh shsss FAN g1EE Two
sfEikfNa nAMsEks, OLD sl5s STEEL sLLs ae' ss
10 acoct 81 hM9RN1NG October Tth 1873 It
GEORGETOWN. DO. 1 shall sell the above stock, com.
prIslDg msny other articles not enumerated.
oc'1-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auesioneer.
LADIES' GOODS.
1920 MRS S sH Bsstses. 1920
Fsrn Sfss
OF MILLINERY GOODS. anu ' oStl.st:
A fine sto.k Of Ladies' Fall and Winter BOOTS Of
drehs sHoEs made to order, at short notice. COM
fort feausy and DURABILITY 1Ss su = TssM,,y.
ott1 $40 9Th street, opp. Patent Office
FALL AND WINTER OPENING
FRENCH PATTERN DcoSS SSE;ns HATH "a
And all the F F.tist soys1r1rg. p
'0nss1b s a5ha EE9SHhS EssTESs BRO
to wh the Lse Of
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Oct and3
MRS. Il. ROSENBAUM & SON.,
S22 Sth st. mr..
N. B.-No cards. The Princess Of Wales KID
CLOVIS specially. oct1.2t
EATON & KING,
u S24 9Th 81. u .sr., between a aud I.
FALL AND WINTER OPENING,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Oct. 18th and 8th of
PARTISAN BONNETS AND HATS. NB.-Eaton l.
Kirg, formerly with J. p. Palmer sep30-6t
DOUGLASS
NINTH STREET. NINTH STREET
MEKINo UNDERWEAR, MERINo UNDER
ALL QUALITIES AT lowest PRICES.
, E9s lEE9 10 a H0s1 HI i HosIERY;
AT LOWEST NEW YOhK PRICES.
IN BEHLfN AND zEfaik WOOL s NEW Par
copsprs TERMS SSp VERY sERs LOW copsurs
SIXTY STYLES. EXAMINE THE "OUIRASSE,"
BEST 81 CORSET IN THE WORLD.
DOUGLASS.
eep29 9Th street, near +.
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A LADY IN PHILADELPHIA was fortunate in
being robbed last week. The light-fngered
person who operated upon her pocket secured
her pocketbook containing only S. but left
behind beautiful diamond ring valued at $500,
which must have slipped from his finger. The
change,
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rUNAHD LINE:

L NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF col
lsicn the Steamers Of this Line take specific course
for ali seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Botton, crossing the meridian OF 5o al ~
lat or nothing to the north Of 4S.
On the homsward passage crossing the merlalan
of SO st n lat. or nothing to the north Of AZ.
THE OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York and Liverpool. Call
ing at Cork HarbOr.
FROM PIER 40 n. R.. NEW YORK.
Abyssnia Wed oct Ahyssinla -Ws sd NOV Nov % 3
sGallia $685. Wed. oct. Is 'Gallia Wed Nov 5 -
Scythia 49,. Wed. Oct. % Scythia. Wed DEG .
And every following Wednesday from New XorK.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY steamers Carrying Storage, $50 and slOO gold,
according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, Slb gold, adoiuona
Return tickets on favorable terms
SteeraSe st very low rates Steer age 5lcke1 Lro1
Liverpool and Queenstown, And al otner parts VI
Europe at lowest rates ,,.-
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Oontnent'
AND for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply q me Oomp any ~
cabin, 70 OTIS BIGELOW.60e TIN street, " ssnins
IA jsn9S.iy CHAs G. FRANCKLYN. Agent. ny.
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E-Chas. F. West, brakeman on the Penn
sylvan1a railroad, and q son of Rev. W. A.
West, OF Harrisburg, Pa, fell from the top OF
a freight car near Huntingdon, Monday, and
was run over and killed.
kF- One of the largest manufacturers of paper
In New York estimates that no less than one
HUNDRED tons Of rags and waste paper are COL
lected daily in that city by the rag -pickers.
eK-In st. Pauls church, Shenield, three
weeks ago, voice cried out, 81 forbid the
banns OF Herbert Mallinder." 1t was Herbert'S
father, who objected because Herbert was but
II and his bride Is.
sH-It is very appropriate that Thanksgiving
Day comes in November. By that time base
ball players and flies will have gone to their
long rest.
H-The reunion OF survivors of southern pris-
ons was held at Toledo, Ohio, yesterday. About
one thousand five hundred participa ted.
Speeches, music ard patriotic rotations were
the order or the day.
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CBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
v TATE ON EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE

NBANCEKY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
y TATE ON EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE
TIE GENFRAL POST OFFICE.
By virtue of a decl ee passed April 3Oth, kvA
1879, in the supreme Cour, of the District OF EH
Ftush Ell al we will sell at public auction, in front
of the E1emlses, on MONDAY. the 18th day OF oc.
Parcel of land situate and lying in the city of Wash
ius tor, III the District OF Columbia, known and de
scribeu ss the north half of original lot nun beTed
thirteen G3l, in square numbered four hundred
and si3 (4t g.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash balance in three
EQUAL instalments payable respectively Six Telve,
and eighteen months after the day Of sale, with
terest or all cash al the option of tn purchaser.
de, ost OF 5000 will be requ red ct the time of sale
All convey cling and recording at the cost of the
yuI chaser The title will be retained until the full
pay meni of the pure base money:
v. RoWNNMAN. Trustees.
oc;2dSds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
w Law RcpCrter cory one time
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AUCTION SALES.
II COLMAN, Auctioneer.
IL No 1000, cor. OF 10th st. and Pa ave

UATURDAY MORNING. at IL O'CLOCK,
coo feet OF assorted MouldiI g. GO pair Of and
conc hand Door, 40 pair of new and second hand
Blinds 40 Insi 'e Blinds, l lot Of new and second.
hand Stair C.rris ges lot of new and secondh I'D
Brat keta q large lot Of new and second hand Sash
q, d Sash Frames, 20 long Hall Benches also, los
of Mantelpieces. Bow Windows, lot of Stair Bsn-
nisters; also, ! lot of Carr enters Bench Screwa
I hese goods we're brought to my salesrooms for
of SALE and will be sold without reserve
Ott22ts II. OOLMAN, Auct
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MAJOR THoRNBURGH'S BoDY
has not been recovered, but lies in front OF his
command and cannot be procured. He was a
very poWe rful man, being six feet two inches in
height, active end muscular, good Shot and
daring horSeman. He leaves wife and two
children, who are at Fort Steele, whittier his
father-in-law, Major Clark, journeyed yester-
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MoRMoNs EXCLUDED FROM GRAND JURY
telegram from Salt Lake, Utah, september
29th, says:-The third district court has for
several days been engaged In endeavorlng TO
obtain grand jury. All Mormons, who be-
lieve polygamy to be revelation from God, and
superior to the acts of Congress, have been ex-
Guided. Eleven jurors have been obtained. 1t
is expected that the present grand jury will
try to secure record of the polygamous mar
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riages at the Endowment House.

"a Samuel j. Tilden Vanarsdell is the load
which Kentucky baby has thrust upon 1t at
tie very start.
The firemens' tournament at Cincinnati
was opened yesterday with grand parade,
which was witnessed by immense numbers of
people.
tB-The Eastern Express company, with all
day by the American Express company at about
$500,O00.
H-At Indianapolis, yesterday, John Fred
will, German, stabbed his divorced wife If
teen or twenty times with tanners knife,
killing her, and then shot and killed himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

WHY DON'T NEGROES SNEEzE?-Wtu some
medical man explain why it is that the negro
Is never known to sneeze? Ask any old planter,
who owned scores of servants, and he will tell
you ne never neara one OF ms servants sneeze.
none the less true; and we allude to 1t just to
show how unobservant most people are.-(Jack-
a03lpille {Fld.) Sun.
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