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RAILROADS.
TCOO THE GREAT 1OOO
lCOV PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOoV
TO The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

1890 THE GREAT 1OOn
TO TEE sSafss ~ss1 s sse R.IsH
rnass EiaRH e. pss
For Pitt.burs and the west go :. IA. With Sleep
inE Cars 70 Iouisyile and Chicago; 10 40 am.
@ Sh ssfpnE o sns Hr:su1s
BassI MOI R' ISL ofS f PM6u Rxr1soap
yi,S PsSios Gsr e 2sskin: md re N S'r ..
ss.eept sasp5S.{, With Palace Cars to Canaan.
For Sex York and St tie f East 40 am. 21o and
E1PSs.s Of ialsn offs sri tSO oa s $50 sa
For dBB rSck sySePs sunday
affoTding direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
I'm % saad.y. and E i % = ana Limited aS
For Estimofe s : o. s a0s; esSs am. and
2Io 429 atq IL 10 $50 and 1890 9 Pm; PA ,o az
For Pope's Greek Line. $40 m. and 40 p. N.
For Annapolis 40 a. N. and 40 p. m. daily, ex-
ALE Eeps sIds1 AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For aisx sAi no 100 o. am. 42o 40
s25. and Il 80 p. m. On Sunday at !. 9 and
For Richmon nd and The South. m. daily, and
$40 y. H. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, s, 8, ia
am; IL 80, 3, 6, : and :05 p.m i, and IL mid
night On Sunday at and 10 I'm, and Dos
IN.
Tickets, information. sleeping and parlor car &C
commodations can De procured at the offices. north
nue., northeast corner oh and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and at the depot whcre orders can be left 70
the checking OF baggage 70 destination from hotel
aid residences
L. P. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
Frs X HOAiSON. General Manager. Sepl7
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THE HORSE DISEASE Fatal IN BALTIMORE
The epiZootic seems 10 be developing In Balti-
more into a somewhat more serious phase OF
ciseaSe than was at first shown IL had been
repeatedly urged that the dSea e WAS not at an
dangerous, but such a claim can no longer be
set up. as there has been in the last four days
many very serious and one or two fatal cases
reported. Mr. Geo. Young. 81 East Madison
street, was reported 10 have lost four fine
animals which he valued at $500, the whole
Tour dying quite suddenly. IL was at nrst sup
posed that they had died from epizootic. but Mr.
Young states that they were poisoned. The
animals were used in hauling heavy stone
MessrS sullivan S Peat, Madison and Forrest
STREETS, lost fine animal on saturday night
last. A drayman named Parton, living on East
Pratt street. lost a horse from the disease YES
terday. In some or the large stables among
boTseS which are hard worked, considerable
dlflculty is being experienced. The Northern
Central Railway Company have been compelled
10 resort 10 the use OF steam engines on Monu-
ment street Tor the hauling of cars as many OF
their teams are disabled. Among the city pas
senger railway companies the disease seems TO
be pretty thoroughly under control large
Number or the horses are afflicted, but only
lightly, and through the careful watchfulness
! or the stable-keepers, no horse is overworied
Horse owners cannot be too cautious with the
| afiment I'm ifs present stage as any radical
change OF weather damp or rainy-would
greatly aggraSate the distemper.-AmeTicnn
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The Carroll County. Nd. Tragedy.

sehnLNpAR OF rHk ALLEGED NURDsRER or MIL
'oN rckEfT-Hfs STORY or rHE CRIME.
SSIIesponoence OF the Baltimore Gazette from
Mestminster. Md, October 18th saws Mutton
Ilckett, or Freedom district. IN this county.
MILO was shot by Luther Pickett on TUESDAY of
5 sSe WEEK, ana who died on the following Thurs
osy, vas vel known In this CITY, and the news
VI .ne sau affair which ended fn hts death has
caused considerable excitement here Thts
nornlng. Mr. Joshua Lee. constable OF Freedom
ulsulct. accompanied by Mr. Charles H Fayonr
the magistrate who held the INQUEST over IN;
ocdy OF the slain man, arrived In Westminstnr
having With him as his prisoner Luther picsett
me young man who Is charged by the verdict OF
the jury OF inquest with the killing OF Milton
Pickett. While the inquest was being held on
Thursday last Luther Pickett was not present.
and twas reported that he had gone TO Baltimore
and would not return. This proved 10 be incor-
rect. IL DOW appears that he. being ignorant OF
his victims death. had started 20 go toBaltimore
but when he learned on Friday that Milton had
ojed be at once returned ana went TO NeStmtn-
STR. There he consulted counsel, and acting
on the advice received, went back home and
We at about his customary employment or
saturday last Constable Lee went 10 the young
mans home and found him at work Ia field.
lie stated hts business and the young man Yield
cd hlnself prisoner at onre. This morning.
as hereinbefore stated. Constable Lee brought
ms prisoner 10 this city and lodged him Ia 1atl
where ne now is awaiting his trial, which VIII
pfcoably take place at the next term OF our
court, which Will begin on the second Monday
Ia November. The prisoner SAYS that while ne
OLD pay Martha Pickett some little attention,
YET he never was engaged 90 her, an1 never
promised 10 marry her, aud is not the father OF
ner ilegi'imaie child. He also Says he Is inna-
O. OF any crime; that while pe1cetdlly at work
Milton Pickett ana his daughter came up TO him
aimed with Pistols, aud without provoca ion
began TO fire upon him. Believing his lie 10
be In danger, In self-defence he also drew his
revolver ana began tn fire. This Is hts story.
IL differs very Materially from The others Which
Is tue is yet 60 be determined.
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GEN. MALONE INTERESTED IN A PROPOSED
RAILKoAD CoNNECTIoN.-It is understood that,
at the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, Gen
Malone, e x-pres1dent OF the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippt and Ohio Railroad Company, Gen.
Norfolk 10 that company. and one or two others
connected with the corporation, submitted a
proposition to Col. Boyce, vice president OF the
view to forming connection between the two
companies. The A. NJ. & o. road, which is now
in the hands OF a receiver, runs from Norfolk,
Va, west and southwest through Virginia to
Tennessee, and connects with northern Ala
bama and northern Mississippi, and Is looked
upon as possible connection between the
Shenandoah road and the Texas Pacific. The
result or the conference is not known.
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JOHN HAMILroN's wife obtained divorce from
him at Rock Island, Ill. and went back TO her
parents, while be migrated to Sacramento
They soon began Correspondence, and before
they were remarked. Mrs. Hamilton was not
long In getting Jealous, and with good reason;
but she Shot her rival, and for while the CON-
nubial sky was clear. The wounded woman
disappeared, and the wife was not punished for
the assault. Again Hamilton gave cause for
Jealousy. Mrs. Hamilton was convinced that he
could not be permanently reformed. She sat
down on his lap, put one arm around his neck,
kiss ed him sf1ectionately, drew q pistol with
the 6isengsged hand, placed 1t close to his fore
head, and fired, killing him instantly.
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A SERIOUS DISASTER occurred On the Shenan-
doah Valley railroad, at East Liberty, Page
county, Va, last Saturday. AT 2:30 p. m. the
entire tTeStIe-work, 1859 feet long and 81 feet
high, went down with a crash in one promiScu-
GUS ruin, instantly killing Walker Johns. OF
Barboursvflle, Orange county, Va, and seriously
injurtng Stewart BocOck, OF McGaheysville
Rockingham county, Va Loss $4,000 or s12,0 900.
This accident will probably delay the compile.
ton Of this section OF the road for several
months. Johns fell distance of 81 feet. and
was instantly killed. The cause of the accident
was heavy gale of wind
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FOUR TO SEVEN FEET OF Snow AND leg FOUR
1fCHES TRICK-Four feet OF snow fell Ia Onta.
frozen several inches deep. On the line OF the
Northern Pacific railroad ia Minnesota the snow
Is deeper than IL was all last winter. The storm
il northern Iowa fell during Friday niglt, and
tialns were biockaded on the Maple Valley
branch Of the Chicago and Northwestern rail-
read, La some places the snow being from five
10 seven feet deep. AT Sioux City, Iowa, the ice
was four inches thick. No western passengers
passed Poughkeepsie, n. Y. yesterday, owing to
reports OF snow blockade west of Rochester.
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was taken from the Seaham colliery there was
four under his arm a tin bottle on which the
following had been scratched with a nail:-
Dear hargret; there was forty OF us all TO-
gether. Some was singing hymns but my
thought was On my little Michael that bun and
] would meet In heaven. Oh dear wife God
save you and the children and pray for me-
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SHIPwRECKs AND Loss OF LIFE ON THE LAKES
No tiCipgS had been received at Chicago yeSter.
day Of the missing steamer AIpena, which lefl
Grand Haven, Men, for Chicago. The propel-
has put into Manisteo. Several bargeS and
fishing boats have been wrecked on the lake
Coast and a number OF lives lost It is rumored
that the Alpena has been wrecked at Stony
Creek, Mich. The crew and passengers OF the
Alpena are yaIiously stated a. numbering from
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THE CHARLESTON COTTON FIgE-The fire
in the steamship Redlord, at Charles
ton, South Carolina, Monday, was eX-
tngs uiS he IRE in ihe Ppteamsbip RarrowSa1s
was still raging at last accounts. The vessel
Will be rendered almost worthless, and her
cargo Of $500 bales OF cotton Is greatly dam
aged. The steamer Travancofta was much In
JuTed. The total damage by fire to the cotton
in the commercial depot, and TO the steamships
and their cargoes, is estimated at $4,000.
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WRITE CAREFULLY," says De Quincy "You
can never tell how much good your work NAV
accomplish No truer words were ever spoken
A man brought around perfectly lovely poem
about the sun-kiSSed leaves OF September yes
telday, just as the Office boy had built a fire in
the CRATE and was looking for something to light
If With
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MILITARY REUNION AT ATLANTA. - A large
number or military companies from Alabama,
Virginia, Tennessee, North and South Carolina,
Connecticut, Massachusetts and other states
have arrived at Atlanta, Ga, to take part tn a
the Gate City Guards, OF that city. There was
a torchIfgbt procession last night. soldiers and
welcoming day. Gen. Hunt, U. S. A., who CON-
maHded at Kings Mountain, N. c., Will com.
mand at Atlanta.
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HYDE, Trustee.
(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS,
~ SlTUATED SOME ON NORTH T STREET
BETWEEN ElGHTE ENTH 8 cREET AMI
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. AND SOME

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS,
~ SITUATED SOME ON NORTH STREET,
BkTWEEN EIGHTEENTH STREET AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND SOME
ca CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH STb EET
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND
NORTH T STREET.
By virtue of . decree of the Supreme ENsS
Court Of the District of Columbia, passed in Nv
Equity cause number 6, 97l, (Purdy vs.. Young -
Ct al }. the undersigned, as Trustees viii offer for
sale in front OF the premises, on THURS DAY. THE
21sr DAY CT OCrOBRF, 1880. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, all
those lots OF ground, in the city of Washington and
District OF Columbia, known and described lots
and &, in square 176. situated at the corner Of
l7lh ST. eet and New Hampshire avenue and street.
ocToBER. 1880, AT o'cLocK p. N, lot Il, In
square 1862, situated north street, between 18Th
street and New Hampshire avenue. In said city and
District.
Terms Of sale sre as follows: On each lot one
fourth Of the purchase money in cash, to be paid
within five days after Gay Of sale. Of which one
hui bred dollars {Sf00l Is to be paid as deposit
at tire time of SALE and the balance Of the
money in three equal instalnents In six twege ana
eighteen months from day OF sals. for which the
pIr chaser purchasers sh all deliver to eaid Trus-
tees hiF her or their pro,Lissory notes. dated ON
day Of SALE and to Gear interest at six per ceturn
per snDuw, IT an caeh. at the option Of the pur-
WItLIAM r. MATTINdLY.
435 7th street Il. W. r.
FRANK T. BROWNING, Irussees.
Columbia Law Building. 9th street,
octil.d B. H. WARMER, Aues.
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CHAsTENBD, but not humbied: Mr. O'Rafferty
Is SITTING Ia his room with his head tied up and
bis arm Ia sling, when little boys sticks his
head In and asks: me feyther sint me 10 inquire
how your eye was coming on this morning?y
Tel yer feyther 10 attend a Galveston ward
mating himself and call the chairman a liar aud
he viii fcnd it all out Tor himself widout ask
L. .r-GdIUestOn NplrS
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DUNCAksON BROS, Auctioneers,
IL Sth and streets northwest.

AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES NO. i6Al NINE
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, DESIRA-
BILE IWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Novem- -
Ter 9th, 1915, recorded IN Liber No. 1913, at fHlS
the district Of Columbia. I viii offer for sale. Ut
public auction, in front Of the premises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28TH, 1889. AT 5 O'Clock
n. lot 'D, Of Alfred d. Cannon's, subdivision
Of lots y. % and "A, Of A: p. Farden and others
street northv est and running back that width to an
ailey ten feet wide, with the improvements there
Terms Of sale: OHethird cash balance in two
equsl instruments at six and twelve m 1nths, the
pnrchat ers proInissoFy notes bearing six per cant
interest to lie given secured by deed of trust on
the " elnises and satisfactory policy Of insurance
the improvements. the pun Oh aser may pay all
cesh at his election. Terms to be compiled with
within seven days from day OF sale. All convey
ancing 81 rec riding ut purchasers cost. 800
deposit on acceptance Of bid
JAS. s. EDWARDS, Trustee.
&C. 16s tI1.thEd 5O3 u q. n W
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MORMON Observation-Disclosures nine mission
aries from Salt Lake City arrived at New York
last night. They left Utah on Tuesday last and
VIII sail on the Wyoming, OF the Guion line for
Europe On tuesday next Their efforts will b.
confined TO Great Britain and Scandinavia They
will return In two years.-M J. Neg,nld ISL
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SOMEBODY TO BLAME.-The coroner's jury
disaster at Pittsburg yesterday rendered a YER
dict, censuring the Pennsylvania railroad for
allowing IFS trains to be overloaded ana Tor not
trophe OF this kind. An engineer, fagman and
conductor are also pronounced crfminally neg
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THCMAs BOWLING, Aucaoneer.
SMALL COLLECTION OF VERY EXCELLENT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 22p. q
1880, COMMENCING AT III O'CLOCK, at resi- VI
depce, No. 1902 street, bsteeen nth aud F&9
]2h streets northwest, shall sell the follow ]
ing effects:
Raw Silk ParIor Suites:
Library able; Marrls-top Table:
Very Hsnds! me Walnut Book Case;
Fine Brussels CARPETS;
Oil Pait tngs and Engrayings:
Black Weln ut Chamber Furniture and other
Household Goods.
THOMAS BOWLING,
oct19ds AuctiOneer.
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Auctioneer, 811 7th st. W.

1 will sell, at public auction. on TUESDAY, ~
OCTOBER 26TH, COMMENCING AT 10ffEAl
o'cLocK. An. and continuing from day 80
twenty thousand dollars worth of fine WHISKY,
Brandy, Wines, Champagne, and other brands
alao fine stock Of Tobacco, Cigars. the Fixtures,
last day of sale, at store 926 7th street northwest
This is chance for dealers and hotel keepers
have orders to close out the entire stock to the
highest bidder for cash.
sale positive.
FOLEY, Auctioneeer.
Remember place of sale. 925 It'll street northwest.
Ott15-d
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AN EXCHANGE prints a long article on science
at Breakfast Valuable space wasted. Science
at breakfast is getting away with four slices OF
nam and half cozen eggs while your .vis-a-yls is
unfolding his NAPKIN.
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p u. WARNER. Real Estate Auctloneer.

TRUSTEE SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING WITH STABLE IN REAR, NO.
424 FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
beI 6t ,s1S an Eeq re 9a IN sar s.1
folio 81, one Of the land records for the Dis J.
tct Of Coim6e ana at tie request Of the party se:
the premises. on FRIDAY. THE 29rH Day OF
OCTOBER A. D. 1880. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, the fpl.
loving des crihed real estate situated in the City of
Washington, Dstric: of Columbia, to wit: All that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situated, lying
Known and described as kein lot numbered thirty
six $3.50 in Jno. d. K1bbey's recorded subdivision
OF square numbered five hundred al seventy one
5Il,, together y it'll the improvements
Terms: One-third cash; and the balance In Elk
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at seven
per cent and secured by aeed of trus. on the
property or ali cash at option Of purchaser. 800
deDosi at time of SALE and sl conveyancipg at cost
CT purchaser. If terms are not compiled with in
seven days, the Trustee the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the default q
purchaser, after five days advertisement.
octl8- eOEds SAM CROSS. Trustee,
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RI VIRTUE 7 ,,4 OF A DECREE OF THE sU-
lrmba, passed in the Equity Cause of Ladde f:":Gf
ct al. VS.. Mangum ct al, No. 5, $50, Docket Axa-
II, will, on WEDNESDAY,, the nth DAY OF &C.
ToBER, A, d. 1880. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front
of the premises. offer for sale at public auction the
following improved Real Estate in the city OF Wash
ington, in the District of Columbia, that is to say
al that part of Lot numbered fourteen, GA; in
square numbered one hundred and forty-two{ 142, }
contained within the following metes and bounds
Beginning for the same 18th street west at the
northeast corner of said Lot, and running thence
west with the north line thereof I3I fleet inches ::
thence south with the west line of said Lot 81 feet
~ inches; thence east and parallel to the north
line Of said Lot 131 feet inches to the line of 18th
street aforesaid thence north with the line of 18th
street aforesaid Fl feet inches to the place of be-
ginning, The improvements consist of three
story Brick Dwelling, with mastic front, No. GA
18th street northwest.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
in cash, and one third in one year. and one third
in two years from the day of sale, with interest, to
be secured by mortgage, upon the premises sold,
to the Trustee fer the of the parties interested,
according to their respective rights and interests.
subject to the approval of the court. 300 deposit
acceptance of bid, aud conyeyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost.
ROBERT W. MCPHERSON, Trustee,
BOT ID street II. W.
THOS. J. FISHER, Auct,
octl4, 49, 16, 10, 49, 90, %, 25, &c, 27
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y a. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

DALI Of Valuable fttOUND ON
II STREET NORTHWEST, NEARLY OPPO-
SITE THE NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH,
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust. dated Febru- l<sA
sry lst. 4: D. 1871 and recorded in Lii er ND
G37. folio 430, Of the land records of Wash-sAMA
II gton county, Do, thu subscriber will sell to the
highest bidder, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY.
the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880, AT O'CLOCK p. M
the folloving prope,ty. situated in the heirs q
John Cavidson's subdivision of original Lots 7, 8
s1d 9. IN square numbered 25o ttwq hundred and
unltia, being parts of Lots three and four, front
ing, together, A feet 2s inches. moro or less.
street, by 102 feet, more Or less, deap and all of
Lots FIVE and tiX each fronting twenty-five feet on
street, Nth the improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale One fourth in cash (of which 800
on each parcel, If sold in parcels must DO paid at
time Of sale) and the residue in equal
in Ole, two and three years from the date Of sale,
for which the purchasers notes will be required,
bearing eight per centum per annum interest. pay
able half yearly, to be secured by deed OF trust on
on the property sold. all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. Oonveyancing and recording at the pur-
chasers cost and the Trustee reserves the right TO
resell the property, any part on nve days
notice published in the evening Star; At the rls 1
with the terms Of sale within five days from its
oct6.d A. HYDE, Trustee.
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THE gREAT D0EBLE TRACK.
NORTH and Ss soatHws..t west
TO take effect s sssRVdRsyM NsS ass 1FsS at 80
., 800 a.m.-Baltimors. Ellcett City and Way Sta
ssS sm-Baitimore an naTs5s and way. Cpied
mGnt. strasbnrg, Winchester. Hagerstown. Frede-
$40 q. m..P,int OF Rocks and way stations.
20 a. M stanton and W: Springs EXPRESS.
Bal5i9 ore Express. Parlor to New York and
800 s.m.~ton Sunday only-Ba'timore. Annapo-
$40 a. m.-tst Louia. Chicago. Columbus and
1t Point Of Rocks fer Frederick ana stations east oi
Piedmont except Sunday Pullman car to Din
S s1nat and louisville. daily: Grafton to sandusky
1000 u eBait more Express Stops at Bladens-
ton. Jessup's aud Hanover.
1910 p m.-Baltimore, Annapolis. Ellicott City
1:35 p.m.-tBaltimore and Laurel Express.
40 m.-tOn Sunday only, Baltimore and Wsy.
$50 p. m.-,Baltimore and Way Stations. .twin-
chester, Frederick, Hagerstown ana Way, via Re-
4 so p.m.-Baltimore B,adensbarg and Laurel
Junction.
4:S5 .: n.--tPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Hasers-
to Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.
40 p m.-tBsitimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
$40 p.m.-tCticaRo and Columbus Express
SleepiLg cars to Chicago daily.
5:45 m.-tPhfl3delphia and Baltimore Express.
stops at BladeDsburg and Laurel
Sos p.m.-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
5s0 P.m.-BALTfMobE AND LAUREL Ex-
IRESS.
$50 p-m.-tst. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and
Pittsbnrg Express Uirtsburg. except Sunday.)
Sleeping cars TO ST Louis and Fttsburg.
9:35 p.m.-tBaltmore, Blsdensburg and Laurel
Express.
lois p.m.-fNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON AND BALTIMUEsE EXPRESS. Sleeping
car to New York. and special sleeping car to Phiia
delphia.
Sunday.
Ali trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
6G3. sig and Corner l4th and Pennsylvania avenue
where orders will be taken for baggage TO be
checked and received at any point in the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Master of Transportation.
l.. Nj. GOLF, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. g. KOUNTZ. General Agent.
O. K. LORD. General Passenger Agent. my17
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y Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auc:i5nee

RE
TIL STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
ON SOUTH A STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS SOUTHEAST.
Ey virtue Of deed of trust dared July 81. kxa
d. 1875. GUY recorded in I.iber No. 926, nd
icho 139, one of the land reco, DIS for the Dis a-
uict of Columbia, and by virtue Of the decree OF
the Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia N
certain proceedings in equity in case No Z, 200.
wherein stanly Pummer was CON claimant and
Harriet B. Bates and others were defendants. and
by request of the party secured thereby, we will
SCI at public auction, in trout of the premises, on
": DNkSDAT, THE 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER. A D +,
parcel of ground situate in tne city of Washington,
SIC District of Columbia, and known and de.
serted as beirg lot No. twenty CO., in Grants re-
corded subdivision Of square No. seven hundred
and sixty (16e), together with improvements, &C.
Terms Of sale: One third cash and balance in
equal payments in one AID two years from date Of
SALE with interest at six 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 ard cost of the desaulting purchaser.
after ten days advertisements.
DANIEL PLUMNER,1 r...,
cct7-d&ds WALTER II. SMITH, ifuf'ees'