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THOMAs BOWLING. Auct1oneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED RAJ. ESTATE ON BOUNDARY
FOURTEENTH STREETS. BEING LOTS 80,
40, Al, 40, 43, "a AND As, IN SQUARE 234.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER ~
5 H. 1880, AT ~ O'CLOCK, in front of the -
premises. shsll eel the follos ing described IA.
real estate, being Lots &c. 40, Al AZ 43, A and As
in square pa, located on Boundary street between
18th and 18th streets, having front of about 20
feet by an average depth of abou, 166 feet.
This property is in one of the most desirable oca-
tons for inyestn ent IN this city.
Terms OLe- third cash, the residue in two ecu n
payn ents, at s'x and twelve months. with ties
tearing interest at seven per cent per annum until
paid and secured by deed OF trust on the proper
~ tod. CODveysncing, &c. at purchasers cost
deposit Of $50 each lot VIII be required at time
of ssle.
,ep30-dsds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
eF-TRE Abe We SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14rH, same hour and
pace Cct5- BIDS
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FENRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOTS IN MOUNT
pJFASANT

:, By virtue Of deed of trust, recorded among asR
in Iiber 944 folio 223 will offer for sale at u
fneSon, on q TUESDAY, THE 18TH OF OCTOBER.
lSso, AT 30 O'CLOCK P. II in front OF the prem
Uses. the following lots OF ground. in Todd and
Browns subdiHlsion OF Mount Pleasant, g. VIZ. :
Bccka; Lot 8, in Block s: Lot g. in Block 9; Lot
4. in Block ~; Lot 10, In Block IS Lots and II,
IN Btc l6; Lot it, in Block IT. and Lots 6 and 3,
il Block 10.
Terms: One-third OF the purchase m oney cash :;
interest secured by deed of trust. Deposit OF S2j
each lot st sale,
REGINALD FENDALL Trustee.
THOS. J. FISHER Il CO., Aucts octl- dSds
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THE CoLoRED LABoRERs at the railroad de
pots in Houston, Texas. have struck for s. per
cay-an advance OF 50 cents. Those who were
willing to work were driven away by the
strikers, and On Tuesday labor was entirely
suspended at the various depots. The military
were ordered out TO put an end TO the disorder.
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lUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers

BUILDING LOT ON H STREET. NEAR GOV
ERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER ytA
18th. AT O'CLOCK, We will sell in front of TEs*
the premises, Lot 4, 10 Square GO, fronting -
20 feet On II street, between North Capitol and Ist
streets northeast. This Lot belonging to q non
to sell. N-OA-
Terms: One third cash. balance in six and
tieive onths notes to bear seven per cent inter
est and to be secured by deed of trust on premises
DEF osit of ST5 required at sale.
By order of owner
oct7-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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Dan Gardner, proprietor OF the Columbia
House. at Atlantic city. n. j., the well-knO1n
retired circus man, died there Thursday af.er
nccn In the Gath year OF his age.
The postal savings banks in Italy take In
twice as much mOney as they pay out. the la
itu'ion bling considered safe and convenient
hy Ire people,
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% II. WARMER. Real Estate Auctioneer-
fHfSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
ON SOUTH A STREET, BETWEEN SECONI
AND THIRD STREETS SOUTHEAST.

AND THIRD STREETS SOUTHEAST.
Py virtue Of deed of trust dated July Sd. -
y. ls76. Gully recorded In Iiber No: SIG. ;:"::!
t,ict Of Columbus, and by virtue of the decree of
the Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia in
pherein Sfanly Pumrner was complaiuant and
Harriet b. Bates and others were defendants. and
sell, at public auction in front of the premises on
WEDNESDAY. THE 10th DAY OF OCTOBER. D !.
parcel Of ground situate In tne city of Washington.
and District of Columbia, and Known and de-
corded Subdivision Of square No. sevea hundred
and sixty Geo, together with improvements. &c.
Terms of sale: One third cash and balance in
equal payments in one and two years from date Of
fale with interest at six per cent and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. Terms to be COM
Piled with In seven days from the date Of sale
Otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to resell
at the risk and coat Of the defaultng purchaser,
after ten days advertisement.
DANIEL PLUMMER.l rru...a.
oct7-d&ds WALTER II. SMITH, @f"'seoS'
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A FsAGMKNr oF TIE MErEoRIrR that recentI

FRAGMENT OF THE METEORTTR that recently
fell near the cottage OF Marcus Granger. on the
edge OF Schroon Lake. New York. is 10 be SUBJ
mitted 10 a meeting OF scientists 70 decide upon
the material IL IS said 10 be different from
any other meteorite ever seen, and some per-
sons doubt the assertion that it fell from the
Sky and was intensely hot when IL fell. The
stone is triangular In shape and weighs about
125 pounds.
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THERE Will NEITHER BE POS rpOyE
MEM NOh SCALING
H. G. WISTERSMITH, Supervisor,
No. 3 Mozart Building, Louisville, Ky.

DULM0NA IS SUPERsEDING ALI.
ii other remedies for COUGHS, THROAT and
LUNG DISEASES. Sold by druggists. Prics 90
cents; a: X: METTEE. Proprietsr, l22 "; Fay
V. Leech and A. Foster. Washington. d. O. Rev's.
A. +. 6ibsor. NJ. D.. VIM. u. towards. D. D., D.
ii. CArrOl and ). A. Wilson, Baltimore. Md.
Cotl-i,El.S Sm
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MRS. VICTORIA G.. Woodruff adyertiSes in a
recent number OF the London TaPs, that, 'Da-
lag compelled again to commence libel suits
against sprituallsts and American mediums
derS,' size ''offers a reward Of $3.50 for every
letter that contains enough libel 10 enable her
10 proceed crimtnally and clvilly; and S25 Will
be given to any and every person who Will give
information that can be used In proceeding le-
gally against persons who are circulating these
foul stories By word OF mouth"
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Both KuIED.-Ae Concordia, Miss, Wednes-
day r w Glover. young farmer, created a
disturbance while B. T. Owen, young justice
Of the peace was holding his court and was o.,
Cered under arrest. Pistols were at once drawn
Nv both and firing commenced oven fell
dead. and Glover ran about 800 yards, fell, and
in afrht hours after died.
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AUCTION SALES.
r T. GOODWILL. Rea. Estate Auctioneer.

T. GOODWILL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPR1vED
AND CNIMPRONED REAL ESTATE, TO
CLOSE OUT BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
shall sell at public auction. In front o, -Ae 1,-a
premises, respectively R
O'CLOCK PM Lots 81, %. % aud a, Of Hall'a 1b-
division OF Padsworth, near the site of rst toll
gate, adjoining the northwest corner Of 9TH stree.
road and the road leading to Soldiers Home
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER Z. 1880, AT 4 80
O'CLOCK n. Lot IL. square / OO5, on G. street,
between 18th and 18th streets northeast
On SAME Day, AT $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ lots H.
10 ard l6 SQUARE 100 on the southwest corner of
18TH street and Massachusetts avenue southeast
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 1880, AT 80 O'CLOCK
p NJ, lot A, square 257, the southwest orner of
I3H and ID stree Is northwest, improved by a two
story brick dwelling house
TN FAME DAY. AT $50 O'CLOCK p NJ, lot 8,
tqua1e 53S, end lot %, square s39. on street. be-
tween I'd and ~ streets south west.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER p 1880, AT O'CLOCK
p m, Lot IS. Section 8, of Barry Farm, on st9-
vens' avenue. near the terminus OF the anacos.ia
railroad. improved by a two-story Frame Dwell
1rg House and Stable.
Terms easy and will be made knorn at sales.
sep2S. Is. rs. oct2&ds j. T. COLDWELL. Auct.
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE.

u 5 u.
By virtue Of power contained in a deed of an
itust from Rotert =. White and wife to VIM. STS
ID Cass1n. bearing date OF March % 1876, and 49,
recorded in Liber II. b. XI, folio iG3 oae of the
l;nd record books Of Prince George county. Nd,
tie UNDERSIGNED Trustee gill offer at public sale.
lss0 at ocock m, il fair. If not. the next fai
day. that part CT tract parcel of land situated
near Good Luck. in Bowie District, Prince Georges
unity, being part of a tract OF land called Tyler's
scrbed in said deed If trust ntaining TIVE
and enc half of land more or less adj AGENT to
The land OF Mrs Sarah Suit, and near the Farms of
John Clark, Henry KIM, John welsh and Joseph
Bradshears, ard Gle2dale Station, on baltimore
and Potomac railroad.
Tern Of sae The amount Of Indebtedness Sc
cured by this deed of trust unpaid being 5 10O with
interest at 10 per cent from March %, 1877. with
tie expenses Of sale in cash, and the ba,ance at
sid II months, for which the Noes Of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from the day of sale, aud
SHAH be taken. deposit OF 800 shall be required
of tie purch ct the time of sale Conveyanciuy
at The cost of the purchaser.
oct2 dts WIN. d. OASSIN, Trustee
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u Il. WARMER. Real Estate Aucuoneer.

y II. WARMER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE GROUND ON
II STREET NORTHWEST, NEARLY OPPO-
SITE THE NEWYOEK AVENUE CHURCH.
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR.
TENTH STREETS.
By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated Febru- Il
sry ]st. 4 D. 1871. and recorded in Ii er 6s,,a
65I, folio $50. Of the land records of Wash Aa.2
IrRton county. DO, the subscriber will sell to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 2iTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880, AT O'CLOCK PM,
The following property. situated in the heirs OF
John ravidson's subdivision of original Lots 7, s
and ., in square numbered $50. 1.-TWO hundred aud
nifty. y in the city Of Washington, District of Co
Hnt -. being parts of OTIS three and four, front
NJ tcFether A feet ~ inches more or less. on
Siree,s ~ Ie2 feet, more OF less, desp; and all of
Lou. hVe and six, each fronting twenty-five feet or
street, With the improvements. sc.
Terms OF sale One fourth in cash fof which 500
on eacn parcel, il sold in parcels must be paid at
ne OF sa!eJ; AID the residue in equal instalments
IN oce two and three years from the date of sale,
Tor Which the purchasers notes viii be required
barns h esht per cantum per annu9 Interest. pay
abe half yearly, to be- secured by deed OF trust
IN The property sod all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at the pur-
cost; and the Trustee the right to
selthe property or any part thereof. 20 days
notice published in the Eyering Star. at the risk
and of The purchaser, should be fail to comply
with the terms of sale within five days from its
date.
cf,4 d A. HYDE, Trustee.
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JUMPING INTO CISTERN TO RESCUE Der
CHLD.-EliZa Mcbride. aged 3, OF street,
Astoria, While playing in The yard on Wednes-
day afternoon fell into the cistern. The child's
cries attracted It's mothers attention, and she
mothers cries alarmed the neighbors, who,
after much trouble succeeded In taking them
both out. but not Until the child was dead
Mrs. Mcbride, 1t is feared, will not survive the
ShQck-N r Sun
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'EsHcs. E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auct.

TRTSTEES' SALE OF Two STORY FRAME
7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Under AID by virtue of deed Of trust III
hearing date the 18th day of May. 1877, and faS
recorded in Liber No. $50, fslio 458 ct sci Ii.A
of the land records of the District of Columbia
ard at the request OF the party secured thereby
WI! offtr at public sae, in front of the premises
on InE TIE % QGroBER 18TH. a, at 10 O'Clock
gtCp. District of Columbia. and contained
Wa.nin the metes and bounds following begin
corner Of south half of said lot IL. being % feet
II inches from the northwest corner of the whole
lot thence running south with the east line of 7rh
ftLeet west ~ feet inches, thence east parallel
WIN the south line OF said 10. IL ore hundred and
xteeo ieet TO an alley. thence north with said alley
- 1eet inches. thence west ZIG feet to the place Of
1erms Of sale third cash and the residue
10 lhree equal instruments payable in elk twelve
aud eighteen months from day of sale. with inter
esi at se' en- per ceptum per annum, payable semi
ntnaiiy, and TO be evidenced by promissory notes
OF the purchaser. secured by deed of trust on tbs
premises sold, or all cash, at the option Of mr..
chaser. deposit Of 9100 will be- REQUIRED at time
ct bid II purchaser fails to comoly with terms
within eeven days from sale the Trustees win re-.
sell at bis cost and risk. AL conyeyancng at pnr.
thafer's cost " HA
JAMES FILLING,
oc2-d&ds THOS. Il. WAG6AMAN. ! Trustees.
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ARCH EoLoGICA.-On the farm OF Mr.. D.
Lawrence, near GAINESVILLE there has been
recently found by Howard county's Archeolog-
ST, number OF stone Implements OF unusual
SIZE and shape. These articles are of limestone,
itugh1y Clipped, and vary In length from five
aid half inches and from one and half to
,wo and halt In width; they are lance shape,
but whether lanceS or knives would be diff.
There were upwards Of forty OF them, and all
found within radius Of twenty feet some on
the surface and others within few inches of
OF relics In one spot, and these particular ones
are OF an almost unknown shape.-EIicOtt city
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THE EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
SAT URDAY October q. 1850.
SAT URDAY.
LETTER FROM NEW YORK,

NOTHING But PoLrT1CS-IEDIANA AND OHIO ONCE
MoRE-NEw JERSEY yoTERS-DRAMATIC NEWS
SUCCESSFUL SBASoN-PERSoNAL MENTIoN-THK
ICE GoRGE-wORTH LOOKING AFTER-ETC., ETC.
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A METHODIST MINISTER ON TRIAL.-A tele-
gram to the New York Herald from Syracuse,
n. y, October Z, says: The most interesting
part Of the proceedings Of the central New
church. In this city, is the trial Of Rev. George
W. Izer. of Cortland for adultery and untrutn-
fulLess, which was begun with closed doors,
charces the first of which accuses Mr.. IZer of
immortality. 1t also contains special charge
RI faISehoni and assembling.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctioneerV.
Wv Northeast corner 10Th and d streeti u, "

UNUSUALLY EXTENSIVE SALE, BY Gaia
LOGCE, OF THE CONTENTS OF ONE OF
The MOST COMPLETELY FURNISHED
RESIDENCES IN WASHINGTON.
One full octave rosewood case Piano. OF the Knabs
Co. make-a superior INSTRUMENT, in perfect
cocdit.on; one handsome Parior suite, with
ebony frames. carve after recently approved
designs, beautifully traced in gold, and up
rare Parior Table, combining Writing Desk
aid Lady 8 Work Table-a superb piece OF furni-
tuTe, made of highly polished rosewood; gilt
frame French plate Mirrors walnut frame Mir
Jors; onetri apartment Book Case, of the finest
workmanship. in walnut. manufactured at q
cost Of Sl25; sex eral exquisite Librarg Tables
with iniaid coverings Of the finest billiard r 9th
che handsome French Clock and other manfei
ornaments One Walnut Frame Parlor Suite in
Raw six Favorably criticised Oil Pal atines by
fek1deht Artists, and Superior T. tgra ynpi:
ie,Top Center Tables One walnut Frame
Psrlor suite, upholstered in Crimson Rep; One
heavily carved Chamber Suite, un ,tinted in
woIkmanship, with French Dresser: One Wal
nut Chan Der Suite, with Dressi. Y Case: Several
bureau suites, in Walnut; Massive Pillar Ex-
tehSich Table; Lounses, in Leather and Rep:
necip1ng Chairs Wicker work Oh .irs: Walnut
Hail Rack; Body Brussels CARPETS OF the Rest
Qus1ty throughout the House; Hair and Husk
ma tesees, Bedding, &c.
:. ne above list Will give an appreciativc pub -
nc some idea OF the character of the goods totA
De onertd The sale will be had at residence -
10. Z!u9 Penneylyarla avenue. opposite the |
Washington Circle, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th
BEGINNING AT 10 AM. Catalogues ready day pre-
WINS t. sale.
&C 8 st WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Ancts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND IN
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN WASHING
TON CITY AND GEORGETOWN, D. c.
Pursuant to decree duly passed in cause S~k
No. 6.61s, Equity Docket19. in the Supreme Hss8
Court of the District of Colum bia, on the Ist -
OF July. 1850. the undersigned will sell at pubic
lin OF CcroBER. 1885, AT O'Clock PM, lot
OF sround In Georgetown, d. g.. beginning for the
same at the northeast corner Of Congress and
alley thence east with said alley SO 912 feet to The
ground sold by Dorsey to Nc Donald then south
l2o feet to Water street and thence west to the be-
thinning, with the rights, improvements and appur-
iensnses, after which will be sold Lots numbered
- and 10. in Deakins, Lee and Cassnovs's addition
to George'o OVID, D. c., with the rights, ways and
81 purtenances.
On TUESDAY, THE 18TH OCTOBER, 1880, AT 4
O'CLOCK. in front OF the premises all of Lot num-
bered TO- in Square 779, in the city of Washne tom
j.. O., with the improvements, rights and appurte-
nances.
Terms of sale: Ore third of the purchase money
in car h; and the residue in equal payments at SIX
twelve and eighteen months after date, with in
terest, to Ire secured by deed Of trust upon the
rrtmises sold $500 to be paid at time Of sale of
first lot, and $50 on esch of the other lots. All
cOnveyancing and recording at purchasers 1st If
compliance with sale be not had within five days
after tale, resale will be had at purchasers cost
AID risk, ON three days notice.
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S,
43 Congress ST., GEORGETOWN, u. O.
]. J, JOHNSON,
sep3O-i1t 1913 AZ ST., Wsshir gtop, D. O.
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ARRESTED FOR MAILING LOTTERY CIRCULAR
reward Uppington, OF 599 Broadway, New
lolk, and b. Frank Moore alias NJ. A. Dauphin
Of the corner Of Broadway and Thomas street,
New York, were arrested yesterday on COM
plant Of Anthony ComstOck for sending lot
tery circulars through the mails. They were
waived an examination, giving bail to await
the action of the grand Jury.
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Y II. WARNER, Real Estate Aucuoneer.

h< IL hdnNCft, state AuCI1Oneer.
Hustle SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING WITH STABLE IN REAR NO
422 FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF o deed Of trust, dsted Decem- "a
her 9th, 1876, ouiy recorded in Lhber 84I, sc
foo 81. one OF the land records for the Dis ~Hn.E
trlcf OF Columbia and at the request of the party
cured thereby will sell at public auction in front of
TIE premises on SATURDAY, THE 10TH Day OF
OCTOBER A. D.. 1880. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in the City of
Washington, District of Columbia to wit: ali that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situated, lying
and being iii said city of WashiDg toa. and being
known and described as beir z lot numbered thirty
FIX (36) IN Jno. B. kibhey's recorded subdivision
Of square numbered five hundred .. seventy one
SID.
Terms: One-third cash: and ths balance In Six
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest at seven
per cent, and secur, d BIZ deed of trust on the
property, or ali cash at option of purchaser a1OO
DEPOSIT at tine OF SALE and all conyeyancing at cost
OF purchaser. If terms are not compiled with in
seven days. the Trustee the right to resell
tee troI erty at the rk and cost of the default ~
purchaser, after five days advertisement.
octo-e0&ds SAM CROSS, Trustee
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ERANhFCET
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY
OF FENTJCEY, AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
SECOND DRAWING, ON TIE 4TH OF NOVSM-
BtR, 1880.
CAIITAL PRIZE, $50 900.
Who'll TlCsETS, 81. HALE TICKETS, 81.

Who'll TlCsETS. 81. HALE TICKETS, 81.
an prizes promptly paid after the Drawing. Ais.
q prizes VIII lee sent INN eoistely after tue Draw
my, atd fuojshed in tee leading papers of the
0hlteo stat : his Drawing will certaialy take
Plas { Gu Tie attn OF November 1850, and the same
seEtLe, resented moLthly, vii take place on the
4th OF each succeeding month, provided il does nor
occur Oh sunday, and If it does. the saturday pre-
THk RE VII NEITHER BE A POS rpOyE
MEM NOE SCALING.
Col A. g. Hodges and Capt VIM Johnston y,
LollsViEe. viii superintepd the Drawing than
NM ~ W. mere honorable gentlemen do not live in
h.hi.IShS, SIN CT whom are Wei known and re-
earuta az eentieeen Of spotless integrity.
H. G. WINTERSMITH, Super visor,
No. Mozart Building, Louisville, KY
Tickets now ready st the office OF w Harris Il
90 2AO Erosdwsy, New York. Orders for tickets
can he sspt by mail or express. Postal Orders
always reich US Prizes cashed with out dtscoun- :
and al necessary information furnished by
A. w. HARRIS & CO..
40 Broadway. New York.
Ccl9 q. ts. th3w
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GEN. GARFIELD'S TALK TO Young VOTERS
Tie First Voters Garfield and Arthur Bat
talon, Of Cleveland, went to Mentor yesterday
afternoon by a special train of six cars and
called On General Garfield at his Lawnieid
home: The train stopped at the farm and the
battalion, headed by band, marched to the
residence, where Herman w. GranniS, president
OF the organization, made a brief eulogiStic ad-
dress. to which General Garfield responded. Iu
the course of his speech he SaId:-''I want you
to feel In the depths OF your heart that there is
no Abroad In all this world that is half equal to
tie glory OF being an American here at home
arr to-day. tGreat applause.l Right here in
this yard is splendid specimen of American
sovereignty, the roof and crown OF this world Of
sovereignty. Enlarge 1t into the million OF men
WHO vote, and you have the grand, august SOW
ereign OF the last aud best born OF tine-the
American republic. EApplause.l Now, that the
sovereign shall be unshackled, forever; that
that sovereign shall be unpurchaseable when
lie stands at the ballot-boX to order the supreme
will OF the nation; that that sovereign shall be
untntimdated by mortal man when he utters
that 1iaa1 omnific word that commands the con.
tinent. That is the great purpose that all true
Americans should keep ia their minds. IGreat
arp!ause.l When see such band OF earnest
.,uns men as meet me here to d y, / feel GER
tara that If they could deploy themselves as
5allotbOx guard to defend the purity Ct the
American Observation-Disclosures stand
arourd II as around the cradle or Our heir-ar-
parent Of American sovereignty, such guar
dams. such defenders will keep the republic
pu.e and keep II free.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
on NV JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN y
AND X STREETS NORTHWEST, Al AUC-
TON.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust given to us, and -
duly recorded in Lfber No. SSl. folio 62 ct m,
seq, ore Of the land records for Washington .sA.
comfy, in Il District of Columbia. snd by request
Of party occurred 10 writing, we Will sell, on WEI
NESDAY IBE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. ID 1880,
3; O'Clock ,. M, in front Of the premises Oh that
piece or Parcel Of ground ard premises, 1tuate.
fyine and being in the city of Washington, In the
District Ct Columbia and known and d stnguished
as lot nun b. red ID in the subdivision of
FUUare cas- square five hundred and nine 500,
together with AL the improvements, ways, ease
mertS, rights, privileges, appurtt nance5 thereto
belorging or IN any manner appertsiniox.
Terms: one third cash balsnce in one and two
years, nttes TO bear eight PER cent in
terest aid 10 be secured by deed of trust
on the premises. Convey anctny and record
ing at pUr, haser's cost. A deposit of S75 re-
quired at sale. If terms not oiled with in
day the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the PROF. er! at the risk ard coat OF the defaulting
purchaser offer giving five days public notice of
such res e in come newspaper published in Wash
ins ter, l.. G.
JOHN ARDEESER, } --.
oot1- eo&ds GUSTAV 6IESLER.} trustees