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TERRIBLE SHOOTING AFFRAY IN UTAH A
fatal shooting affray occurred on the Titan
southern train yesterday morning, Just before
IL left the Salt Lake City depot, between DR.. b
&. Snedecker, formerly OF Lexington, KY, and
Sc0tchman named f. T. Smith, long denizep
OF the Pacific coast, engaged chiefly In mining.
DR.. Snedecker had attended professionally 8
daughter or DAM Davidson. another of whose
daughters Smith was about 10 marry. David
son bees me suspicious or something wrong be
tween bis daughter and Snedecker The three
gentlemen had some words about 1t, ending py
Smith Shaping Snedecker in the face, and tell
Ing him II he did not leave the country ne
would Kill him. Snedecker was aoouI 10 i s,SN
town with his brother, to let the matter oLoW
over, and had taken his seat In the Car Wuen
Smith, who was going TO The Bingham niaes,
came In at the forward end OF the car and as
he approached Snedecker rose and snot nlm
through the stomach Smith fell In tne aisle
and the people rushed from the car. police
Ian entered. disarmed Snedecker, and was
leading him out OF the rear OF the car under
arrest. when Smith, who was supposed TO be
dead or diving rose TO his feet and drew his
revolver and Shot Snedecker twice In the back.
killing him instantly. Since he was shot Smith
has roade a viii leaving all his property TO
Davidson. and Is now expected TO die momen-
tartly Davidson Is the largest sheep and wool
grower in the territory, and was present, but
took no part In the ARRAY. All the men were
prominent and stood well in the community.
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sep3-6t

HsIG Sc I aFEnAF
ASB RSdk SagRR TIE
MD ,ADJ0ININa TIE LANDS OF JOIN
XII AI IF pA VS. AND PFE9sEEf is hhssRs
sotI January. ISL. reoorded in Liber 57s. "A
Of Columbia, and OF decree of the Supreme Court
Of the DISTRICT OF Sqlumbia passed ia Equity cause
nan st al, we shau sell at aucion on the premises
OF od UESpAY, TIE 2lsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A d:
1880, AT O'CLOCK P. M all that piece parcel of
District Of Columbia, and being aud included within
the following metes and bounds: Beginning for
for variations north AZ degrees West 80 Perches
Of tie Fart Of said trect e csed r ia Dsnn
which stoneis marked No 80, and run thence the
samf course som l6 perches to bounded stone then
deerees weet 10 perches; thence south AZ degrees
wet $50 perches; then by straight line to the
bef lBDlng reSerVlng, however, right of way over
Henry G; Holt, laid for and believed to contain Il
theTesf which was Sid to Henry Davis WIS., sep tn
Der I3d ISL, containing 4 100 acres of land, and
fully de SC. in deed recorded in Iiber ESQ., folio
B. b. C. o' Tue lana RECORDS OF washington c0uh'y'
Terms ef sale: So. 500 cash: balance in threa
equal instaments in six, twelve and eighteen
mouths from day CT sale, with interest at seven per
b IN eash qf 5 ses e
tIrity of the deferred payments. No deed viii be
shall have been PAID deposit Of 500 viii be re.
CURED at the time OF rsle. All convsyancins and
not complied with in ten days from day Of sale,
the Trustees reserve the rizht to resell the prop
chaser after giving ten days notice Of such resale in
some newspaper published IN MashiDston, DO.
E I'M E; NGkoEkaGTpS'; Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auots. aug28- eo&ds
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CHILDREN on The STAGE.-The supreme court
OF Kew EOIk has reversed the QuaShtng or writS
or certtoraIf IN the cases OF Edward G.. Gilmore,
manager, and John Smith do0fkeeper OF Ntoi05
TLeater. Both appellants We're fined, and Gil
more w2S ordered 10 be imprisoned for 80 days
for diSobey ing an order OF the court ia refusing
10 ADMIT 10 the stage an officer OF the Society
for the Prevention or Cruelty 10 Children e
prevent Little Bah" 8 young acrobat, from
acting. Through their counsel they obtained
Writs Of certiorari, which were quashed. and
hence the appeal.
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STABBED ma PUBLIC PaRK.-WhIle walk

STABBED IN PUBLIC PARE.-While walking
III Pres pect Park, Brooklyn NY, Tuesday mig hit
James pouther. aged &C. or Brooklyn, was as
sauIted by three unknown men, who stabb ID
him seen times iii The breast. He fell, and re-
mained unconscious for some time. Recover
ing consciousness, he SOt TO his feet and man
aged 10 reach home at O'Clock III the morning
Were he lies in a precaTious condition. The
assault was altogether unprovoked.
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BALTIMORE AND CHIC RAILROAD,

TIE THE gREAT D0UBLE TRACK.
North. Northwest, West,
and Southwest.
take effect ssaa3Rsy MAY 2gs 4sSS IN
20 g. fa.-Baidnlore, Ellicon O.sy and Way STA
$50 I'm. Baltimore, AE1apoiis SID wsy. (Ptsd-
nont strssburg, Winchester. H.serssown. Trsds-
slQA.m.-foint OF Rocks sud way stations.
s:SS m.-Stauntcn AID W. Springs Express
salgmore Express- Parior car to New Yoss And
8 s0a- in.-tOn Sunday ony-Balumcrs, Annapo
2 ls s;M.-tss Louis. Chicago. oolnlae,sa and
1t Point Of Rocks for Frederick and STATIONS east OF
ssa u. ma efesPs SIndsy piasn car 70 GS
&c :o5 s,n-B.iiInore E1press stops st Eladens.
5ury, Collese. Beit5yilie. Laurel Annapolis Juno
132, Jessaps and Hanover.
l2;l0 p. ni--baltnaore. Annapolis EIioots Tit,
l:s5 p.n--tBalttnor. ard Laurel Express
niX sY Y Sy, Ba,Enose s sne e Ssy
$50 P.m---Baldrnore and way stations. {win-
chester. FTo.ieric usxerstywn and way. VIA Relay
50 D. IL. -Bs!t-Inara, B,sdensburs and laurel
..spse5s Frederick, gis Reisy. Stops st Annapolis
.o SIS gnatPo!n. OF Kocss, frederick. Aagsrs-
% Poln, cf Roeks and Wsy Stations oniy.
:4a y in-tBalt1nore. Annapolis and Way sss-
sac p-rn.-tChicaso and Columbus Express
Sleeping cars to Ohicsgo daily.
535 .m.-tPhiIadeiphie anC baltimore E,nrass
Stops IT B.sdsEBb1rg and Laurel
gep.m.-point oi Books and Way Bsssors
645 -tEsGmore and Way Siattons.
$50 p IL -BALII&0RR AND LAUREL M
PRESS.
$50 p. m.-tst. LoEis Cincinnati. Chicago and
gittshUrs EIpress- tP1ttsbgrS except Sunday
9:S5 -tBaltmore. Badensburg and Laurel
l616 p. m.-tEEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping
car 70 New York. and special sleeping car to PhilI-
delphia.
tDaiiy. tSunaay only. Other trains daily, except
sunday.
AL E.ins stop 1t Relay station
FOR further Information apply NJ thu bairmore
and Chic Ticket Offices, Washington station, and
DS, GIG and Corner l4th and Psnnsylvanis sveuue,
share orders VIII be taken for Baggsss TO 70
Nhecked End received at any point IA the city.
W. II. CLEMENTS. Master Of Transportation.
Z; n. COLE General Ticket Agess.
GEO 9. KOONTZ. General Agent.
@. z. LORD. General PASSENGER Agent my17
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR UNIFORMS AND

DEPARTMENT OF METRoPoLITAN POLICE.
OFFICE MAJOR AND SUPT., 2024k ST. n. W.
WASHINGTON ID. O.. Sept. 4, 1885,
sealsd proposals viii be received at this Office
nnai " O'clock m, TUESDAY, 14TH INsr AZ
which time they will be opened to furnish this de-
paftment with two hundred t200) more or less TIni.
forms to measure. for winter wear OF the P9E'e
forSe, CONSISTING of Overcoats of blue beaver
c;oth; Frock Coats of bine flannel; Vests Of hiHa
soth Of biue doeskin. material to be Of
rest quality lnd1co blue dye to be cut in acnSrS.
ahce with the regulations for uniforms to ba
We worn ~ the Metropolitan Police Force" Bids to
ee Inade separately for each garment The 5ieS
dor the buttons viii be loaned 10 the successful bid
Sealed Proposals viii be received at game .ira
LOT two hundred and twenty (22 more
once s.mples Of material and hats must accom-.
=, me right to reject any and all bids ia reserved
III. IT, envelopes Proposals for Uniforms" or
81 Pif991t ssis I0s Hats, " "a the case may be.
bldders are Invited to be present at the o-eniog
tTT !oTh er INFORMATION apply to Capt G. K. vEh
HGN, inspector IL. p. at Police Head1usrtars
by order OF the Commissioners d G.
WIN. g. BROCK,
Major and Superintendent,
seIe,9Sl3,3t Metro2oht'n Police.
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HOLMAFS PAD.
HOLMANS PAD.
HOLM.iN'S PAD.


. During the PAST year THE WALL STREET. DAILY
of most of the active stocks dealt in at the Nav
York Stock Exchange. It's subscribers and follow.
eIs have MADE fortunes out of its advance points
financial matters published in Wall street Within
two months it has correctly predicted the rise in
ferred. Denver and Bio Grande, Chicago Il Rock
Island. and Chicago * Northu estern: also the de-
cine III the Elevated stocks The price Of the Jour-
Dai MP to September 18th will be -. SO per annum
after that time in consequence of the introduction
or several new features at large expense it will
be as follows: - ~
Per annuln, $500; 6 months. ga 90; 8 months,
tl.ou. Single copies VIII remain the same-2 cents
per copy.
The rarer is issued every Gay except Sundays
at the same time rs ether morning journals. Sent
70 ont OF town subscribers pro psid. Subscriptions
should be addressed to CHARLES u. KEEP EDT-
soR WALL STREET DAILY JEWS, ~ Exchange
race Nhw York. Sample copies mailed free On
application. auclS IN 8 tn5,v
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRTsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 6 STREET. BETWEEN
1EIRTEEETH AND FOURTEENTH SITS.
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated L-.s
the LIST day Of February, 1871, and duly re- faI
co16ed IN Liber 631, folio 483, ct seq, one of -
me snd records for the District of columbia. and
by direction OF the party secured thereby, viii
tell at public auction, In front of the premises, on
MONpA1, the 18th DAY. OF SEPTEMBER, A. D.
1884, at O'CLOCK P. M, all that cert ain piece or
pace! OF ground situate and being in the city of
WathiL gton, District of Columbia, and known aud
dlstrgulshed as being the western eighteen 3lfeef
hve and ole third 90 inches Of Lot numbered
and fifty three (253 said part OF said Lot having
tStl Inches, together With all the Improvements,
Ways easen ents. Tigh'F. privileges and appurte,l-
anSes to tue same belonging The above part of 10.
is ID proved 10y Il three story Frame Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and the residue
IN enc end two years, with six per cent interest :
ceferred payments o be secured on tins property
soid. one hundred dollars of the cash payment to
re pal at Time Of sale. COcveyanciu9 and record
lpS ct purchasers cost II terms of sae ara not
coMllled with IN ten days from day Of sale the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property nj
cost ana FISK OF defAutirg pu, chaser by aiyert1s
IER Faid default and future sale for five Gayl in
iDeton. DAV n W MI HnN ''a
sep1-3&6s rrnstoa
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wALTER B. wuLIAa1s q co.. Aucuoneers


CHANCERY BALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE on THE sOUTHWEsT CORNER OF
ElGHTEENfU AND I STREETS NORTH
OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court l.A
OF the District Of Columbia. passed in equity fM8
cause No: e, 997, between Ellen Frazier. plain ."A
tn ard the heirs Of John Frazier. ct al defendants,
We, the undersigned trustees, will on TaUnS
DAY, The 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1880. AT 5 80
O'CLOCK p. NJ, sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises. all that piece parcel of ground lying
ard being in the city of Washington. in the nstric
or columbia, known az part of lois numbered If
and IT, in square 1877. beginning for said parts of
lots at the n. w corner Of sad square and nnin9
thence south along 18th street ". 80 feet thence
east 70 teef thence north SO feet thence west to
the Loint Of besinniDg Improved by a brick dwell
ing house and back building The location is ex-
cellent.
Terms: One third Of purchase money in cash !;
the balance in Pix and twelve months from day of
sale with interest from day OF sale, and payment
to be secured by approved pronissory notes of
purchaser or purchasers. deposit Of 800 will
be required and no deed is to be given until ali the
purchase money and interest shall be paid. Cost
of coDveysHcing to be at purchasers expense, and
terms to be complied within seven days.
WM. J. MILLER, r.
BENZ. j. DARNEILLE,} AIssIees'
eepI -d&ds 490 Louisiana avenue.
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SOMEBODY To BLAME FOR THIS CoIfrS1oN.--

SOMEBODY To BLAME FOR THIS CoLiIsIoN.--Tha
steam tug Gen. sheridan ran into the transfer
SlCop OF the Mex Haven railroad company on
on the Sheridan was broken and VIM. Schmidt.
engineer, was scaled to death. AT The Inquest
yesterday several witnesses stated their bateI
that the incorporate habits OF Capt. p. \. Bar
1o % re efy 9G Me dI Ie a 49, % ne aeavn
held in $2,Uy0 TO await the action OF the grand
Jury.
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THos. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE'S 5ALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, BRICK EASEMENT, WITH LOT
NINTH AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed of trust to me, bearing 81
date Bay FIST. A: D. 1874, and recorded in fssl3
Liter 747, folio 40. Ct the land records for aA.&
the District Of Columbia and at the request of the
party secured, I will offer for sale at public auc-
tcn. In front of the premises. on TUESDAY, SEP
TkMBFR l4TE, 1886, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, the follow
Dg described real estate situate in the city of Wash
II gon, District of Columbia: Lots rbered eleven
Qt and twelve 02), in Charles Just's recorded sub
diy1slon OF Square numbered nine hundred and
Terms of nale: One third cash; balance in six
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest at seven
per cent per annum until paid, secured By deed of
trust uron tie premises. Couveyancing at cost of
rurchas r, If t.rms of sale are not complied with
in five (ol days the Trustee the r9lt to re-
sell at ritk Of defau.tng purchaser.
sept dads WALTER 8. COX, Trustee
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SHOOTING A HoY FOR STEALING PRACHEs-
Monday evening j. T. Jtnks. a lawyer at Castle
ton, n. Y shot John Effiear, who was stealing
peaches from his orchard. The bal, took effect
In the boys back, making dangerous wound,
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TIE NEW ENGLAND FAIR.-Goy. Head OF "
H., and Stafi; GOV. Long, OF Mass, and the GOV
eEnor Of Dakota were among the distinguished
visitors 10 the New England fair at Worcester,
Mass, yesterday. Vice President Wheeler az.
rived last evening.
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V'Hos. E. wAaa AMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME DWEI LING ON
PCURI II STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEES
AND L STREETS. NO. 1000 FOURTH
Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust, xx
bearing date the s,h day Of January, 1877. fH
undersigned Trustees will offer at public sale, IN
front Of o the premises, on MONDAY, sEPrEMBEs
piece parcel Of land situate and lying in the city
Of Washington, D. O., being the south IA feet front
On 9Th street vest Of Lot %, by the depth thereof
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the residue in
three equal iDstaments, payable six, twelve aniexh-
teen months from day OF sale with interest aud to be
evidenced by prolnissory notes Of purchaser. Sc,
cash at the option of purchaser. a deposit Of 800
viii be required at time Of bid. If purchaser fails
to comply til terms within seven days from sale,
the Trustees will resell at his cost and fisk. All
conveyancing at purchasers cost.
THOS. e. WAGGAMAEt r,t,
s1-6&ds JAMES PILLING, 1rustess.
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HoMAs BOWLING. AucuOneer.
AnGSI MEES sALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN LIE sou INVEST CORNER OF NOR FL
And THIRD STREETS EAST. CAPITOL

BY virtue of q deed of trust dated the goth e.
no 10. gig. folio 128, one Of the land records for
e D sn Of Columbia the unde Trustee
AT ~ O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises the follow
or parcel Of land known and described on the plat
OF OF Rsn OF the city q Waah,pgton in said District
Others recorded subdivision OF original lots num-
n Dered IA and TO- in square numbered 159. begin
street north and Sd street east and running themes
with the lines Of said Sd street east feet
north az feet; thence east along the line Of North
street l09 feet ten and half inches to the place OF
Terms; One third cash the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, with notes
bearing interest, and secured by deed Of trust.
All conyeyancing at purchasers cost. &l00 deposit
sepI~d GEORGE PETER. Trustee.
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cided tc devote five days TO the celebration OF
The 15eth anniversary OF the founding or the
city OF Baltimore, beginning october 18th.
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fStBO3. }. FISHER & CO.
Il Real Estate Auctionesrs. 1928 street =. Y

TKUSTEK,s SALE OF TIE LARGE AND VAL
HsB,,3 SQUARE. No. GA, IN TIE CITY Of
WARRINGTON, D. O. 10
ny virtue CT deed Of trust. dated December Goth
a, -. iot2, and recorded in lber 704 folio 246 OF
tue iaho records OF the District Of Columbia ana
~ GrecuCN OF the party secured thereby the I'M
otshed trustee Will eel at public auction in front
y. sie premises, on TUESDAY, the 3lst day of An
susI, =. y 1857, at O'Clock D. IN the SQUARE OF
fsouEc situited in the city OF Washington, in said
hpas,sIic's designated and numbered as SQUARE sig
nuNnfsd and seventy four, (674, bounded on the
a. ny T. street, on the south by street. on the
Sst oy flrst street east, and the west hy North
feet of ground ~0O" -'0' ~" s4u0ie
Terms Ct sale: One fourth OF the purchase
money In cash. and the bslance in three eEuai in
ba . In Fix. twelve and eighteen months from
1aSsh bearing interest at per cent per annum,
,;s4 p,e seIi annually, and secured by deed Of
pnrch npon the premises viii be required the
po;t s msy nay all cash. at his option. de-
POST OF 500 Will be required ut the time of sale
gu conVeyancin9 is to be at the cost OF the pur-
IN t II The terms Of sale not complied with
ia zen Gays after the day Of sale the trustee re-
20 Lne rish to resell the property at ths risk
d dnu coy OF the defaultiug purchaser after five
lays advertisement In The Evening Star.
ausi2-a&ds MARTIN r. NORRIS, Trustee
p6 tE On ACCOUNT OF Rain. ABOVE SALE
1G61 ffe05N ION until MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
Al 1851, same hour and place.
aueol MARTIN F. MORRIS; Trustee.
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X NOW THYsELF.

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The author refers, by permission, to Hon. P. 4.
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Address Dr.. W. II. PARKER, No. Bulanch St -,
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diseases requiring skill and experience.
feh2S-,n6sb HEAL TRYSELF.
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GOvERNMENT SALE.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept 6. 1850
There will be sold at public auction to the hizh
Get bidders. on THURSDAY. sEPTEM8aR i6Ta,
Lso,,. AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON, on the White Lot, south
OF the treasury buildings q miscellaneous lot Of
condemne6 pubic property, comprising in part
Decks. Tables Chairs, CARPETS etc.
Terms: Cash On delivery.
J. T. POWER, Chief Clerk
DtNGhNSON BkCS., AnCtS. Sep6-dNls
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COAL AND WOOD.

{ "AL: COAI4:! COAL!!!
-
ARTHUR .. SMITH hsviag bought The old es
tablished Wood and Coal Yard, No. 1898 9Th St n W
would respectfully solicit tke patronage of his
friends and tins public generally. He has been for
number of years with W. H. MARROW Of this city
The best grades Of Coal always on hand. Sawed
ard Split Wood and Coal Kept under cover.
Orders by telephone mail will receive prompt
attention. ARTHUR Is. SNITH,
sug25-1m I2S3 5rh ST NV
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MISCELLANEOUS.


GENUINE
HOLMAF'S PAD.
HOLMAN,S PAD.
HOLMIN,S PAD.
ACKNOWLEDGED By EMINENT PHYSI-
CLANS AND THE PUBLIC TO BE THE ONLY
REAL REMEDY FOR MALARIA, CHILL
FEVER. DYSPEPSIA, CHILDKEN'S DISEASES.
LIVER COMPLAINT, ETC, IF YOU GET The
GENUINE-NOT ELSE.
Price FOR Genuine Holman's PADS, 81 Sold by
treatise.
HOLMAN FAD CO., New York.
Washington Ofice-S. E. cor. 9th and f.
stss NV. auR2S-s,tt,3m
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Holm MILLER,
- Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
COAL AND WOOD
Main Office, Depot, and Kindling Wood Mill, IN
and lirGipia avenues W. Branch ard i43 st. g. e.
Goal sold as low as any place in the city.
PIE KlNDLINCi WOOD sc. on per cord.
OA kikDIING WOOD so. 90 per cord.
Load of KINDi1NCi WOOD delivered in any
part of the city for 81. 20.
TELEPHONE CONVECTION.
Orders promptly hlied. and satisfaction Ruar-
aLteed. au24- 3,n
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GOVEREMENT SALE OF OUARTERMAS
VI 1ER's STORES AND CAN'T AND dARRI-
son EQUIPAGE.
DEI OF QUAhTERMs STEERS OFFICE,
WAsBNGroN. DC. Sent LIST. 1889
Win be sold at public aucrion at Quarter ~
masters Corral, corner 14th and streets, ksSr1
southwest, SEPTEMBER 18TH. 1880, at Ia XII
O'CLOCK A. M. CosdeInntd Quarternaster's Stores
and Camp and Garrison Equipage, consisting in
part Of the following. viz. Horses. Mules Ear-
Less. Spring Wagons, Tools, Spades. ShJvels
Carpet &C,
Terms cash. Fer particulars apply at this Office
A, +. ROCKWELL,
sep3-6t Depot Qdartermaster.
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nLD WINE AND OLD FHIEE. ,s are
~ known as the best, 50 Is JUSTE.S old stand
knowr for yesrs the only Mace where first clas.
sECoNp-HAND NOTHING can re sold st re-
spectabie prices. Address Or call at JDST6'a old
stand, no. 6l9 ID St. between 9Th snd 7th cts a. "
or Branch Store, No 4O3 9th ST., between D and &
SIC NV. N. B.-Note by mail promptly attended
TO. ,nxrQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-09
AUCTION SALES.

THOMAs BOWLING. Auctionecr.
EXTENSIVE BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIRM
4ppRhEs CARPETS, NEW HAIR MAT
A LOT OF NEW TAPESTRY BRUISED OAR
PETS
VI SATURDAY, l1TH SEPTEMBER, 1880, ~
AILOoCLoCk A. IN front Of safesrooms "
sinai sell large assortment of the above 80
scods. Also so Boxes Polishing Powder. III
Terms cash.
ser9-N THOS. DOWNING Auct.
pREVIOUS TO REMOVING TO OUR NEW
4 store, nos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, n
on or about September 20, Will sell st allc- EA3
non, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, *
Breech and Buzzle- loading Guns &c corirnsnc-
ms SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER HTH, AT P. n. ;
also at rivate sale.
j. N. 4 B. COHEN.
P. FOLEY. Aucrioneer. sers