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(IHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
~ ACENIRALLOCAII \. ON SIXTH STREET,

(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
UNA CENTRAL LOCATI N, ON SIXTH STREET
BETW ZEN AN ID F STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of DEGREES OF the Supreme Court Of tes
District Of Columbia passed February 18th. 1872 ~
and January 18th, 1882, in No. g 594 of theA
Equity Dockets of said Court tbs undersigned, a.
trustee. will offer for sale at public auction front
the premises, on FRIDAY. The TWENTY-FOURTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D. 1885,, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
the fol owing described real estate the city OF
Washington. d G.. to witt Parts Of lots Nos. 81 and
the line of 9th street 46 inches north
from the southeast corner of said lot No. o. and
ming thence west 81 feet inches thence north
and inch; thence west y feet inches to alley;
thence north "a feet SO inches thence east 19 feet Id
inches to the line Of 9th street. and thence south with
the line of 9th street ~ feet 81 inches to the place
beginning and containing 25Ax square feet more
less
This is very available lot for improvement because
Of the party privileges and the central location Of
the property is sd accent to the Int rior General
Post Office and the proposed new Pension Office aud the
local courts
SALE prescribed by decree Of court: One
fifth of the purchase to be paid in cash and the
residue in four equal nstallments at six twelve ei1ht
Of sale with interest PAYABLE semi annually to be
cured by approved notes and a reserved lien the
proper ty sold until the whole purchase money be paid
II the purchaser fails to comply with the terms OF
within week from the day Of sale the Trustee re-
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defaun9 purchaser, after three days
dce IN The Evening Star newspaper. deposit Of 500
viii be required at the sale. All conveyancing at pur-
chaser's cost.
JOHN r. HANNA. Trustee.
Webster Law Building, Washington, d. G.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer, n6- oOEd0
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BONDS. SECURITIES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BONDS. SECURITIES.
PATENTS. &c.
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, in equity cause No. 1929 George
Z, Moves AGAINST Edwin y. Gray, We will, on tie
FOURTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1854 com
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK IN 1HE FORENOON
at the Auction Rooms of Duncanson Bros, corner Oh
9th and ID streets northwest, in Washington, d. O..
proceed TO sell the following assets of the late firm q
Gray Noyes. TO wit:
6. fonnrteep Mortgage Bonds Of the Fauquier Whit
sulphur springs Company, OF one hundred dollars
each with interest coupons attached. being bonds
ment OF these bonds Is secured BY m rtyare real
estate stuatet near WarreIion. Virginia and fun
information of The value of the property &C., viii 10
given at the time of sale.
Patent SS23 Improvement in Pug Mills.
a. l051l9, Cutoff Valve Gear and Valve.
" 1891. IMPROVEMENT in Brick Machine.
. lb25Ol. - ore Crushers.
- l9u3l2, Combined Adjuetabo
Engine and Screw
Propeller.
- 190355. 90 Do, do, do.
- lS21S5. Driving Gear for Stress
Cars.
p" 4353s. 90 Governor Valve.
Company Stock.
SIDNEY T. THOMAS.l r,u..
o27-tds CHARLES c. COLE, I irussoss
CSA. rB
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II. & Il. W. CATHERwOoD.
ole-2m ia SOUTH FRONT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
THE PUBLIC is REQUESTED CARE
FULLY TO NOTICE THE NEW AND ENLARGED
SCHEME TO BE DRAWN MONTHLY
DCAPITAL PRIZE. SIS, 600.
TICKETS ONLY IS. SHARES IN PROpORTIoN

~.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
hture for E1uo.t5ons and ChaTtaSs % se
capital Of q, O0O. 000-to which . reserve fund a.
BY an overwhelming popular vote fits franchise w.
nsae p: ne REssent State Constitution sdopssa
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by ths
people Of any state.
,rs an IT TN HE S1ys SCALES G OR posTPoNEs;
AspLENp1D orfd 5R5 HTS i6t wiz FORTUNE
ELEVENTH GkA NM 1 6Rt WIG. CLASS L At
TUESDAY; NOVEMBER H. 1882
Look at the following scneme. under the suciusaus
Gen gspn; g. T. ITkTklSAED. Of Louisiana and Co.
MsS m.nass an the drawing, q this Company: boo
the puShshed oniciaI List. ."0 -''''' '
CAPITAL PRIZE SIS. 900.
lO0. 600 TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH
FRACTIONS. IN FIFTHs IN PROPORTION.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize. S7e.0v
Capital Prize. 1000
tr1Zee Oh a.. Iz,OXD
Prizes of g 000. l0.0oo
10 Prizes Of 81, 900. lOOO0
~ fIlzes on $otV l0,O0o
100 Prizes OF 300 seed
S00 Prizes Of 500 5000
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.Appro. Apskof I'm. q 5pnlzEa s,
SsU............... 49,
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1861 Prizes amounting to................S2 6S So
APgiication for 70 Ciuhs should Be msds only :
For further mfosmsoS Wriss caesriy s,vipr fun -
STss.. Send orders by Exprsss. kssssssd IstaE. .
NEW oh 4 4 xRAq ToUHls,AxA
K.B:-order sddss..sd 70 Hsv orssan vq .ssaw
S.~>>ss. e~Ss~Ass~>s'
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AUCTION SALES.
Tomorrow.

ICOLkY. Auckioneer.
IwH sell at store $50 Iouisana avenue between 9th
and It'll streets, THURSDAY, EOvEMBER NINTH
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
II Walnut Chamber Sets. Marble Ton.
Walnut Wardrobes.
Walnut Bullets.
IL Walnut Washstands.
Sc Walnut Chairs.
8 Crib Bedsteads.
Parlor sets, in Raw Silk.
Poplar Chamber Sets.
This is the balance Of stock Of estate Geore
Beck. deceased Of Baltimore. Nd. These goods have
been left over from last SALE in consequence Of not
bavnE room in building e set them up IN our last sales
advantage 10 CALL this the last opportunity and
must be sold. without reserve.
Dealers invited to attend.
n7-N FOLEY Auc4joneor
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT OF
II GROUND ON II 0TRkR TT NORTH, NEA Il SEV-
ENTH STREET WEST. IN THE CITY OF
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A DID TO YOUR INCOME.
STOCK SPECULATION.

Parties wishing to make money in stocks should COM
munlcate with the old established firm Of
JOHN A.. Dodge l. CO..
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
No. IL WALL sTREzr NEW YORK.
Who viii send free full information showing how large
profits may be realized on investments Of
ie8 e10 To Il mn
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
No. 1904 THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST I'M
PROVED BY LARGE BRICK DWELLING,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
No. 1904 THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST I'M
PROVED BY LARGE BRICK DWELLING,
STABLES AND ICE HOUSE.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated the 9Th day
February, A. u: 1880. and recorded in Liber No. ri,
g55 folio 20 ct seq, of the land records of Aa
the District OF Columbia, and at the request of
the holders of the notes secured thereby, default
hayng been l1ade in the payment thereof. the
Of Of, the premises. on FRIDAY. the THIRD DAY
OF NOVEMBER. A. D. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK
p n, the following described real estate situated in
The CITY OF Washington. District of Columbia, wit:
Al OF that iees Or parcel OF land fronting sixty
feet on I'D str ct southeast by depth of ninety four
and known as al of original lot seven south ten feet
of original lot 81 eight al of lot and south feet of
10. Of CAROLS subdivision of original lot g. and ali OF
Let Of COMBS subdivision Of original lots four "a
and five o. in square SD2.
Terms Of sale; 0ne-t in cash and the remainder
In six and twelve nonths. fer which the of
purchaser bearing interest from the day Of sale, aud
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold de-
post two hundred dollars ts2CO) will be required It
the time OF sale, and all convey anc:rg shall be
peuse of tie purchaser
ARTHUR HERBERT, 7.,s.o.,
o21-dts CAZfNoVE 6. LEE, i'us'ees'
eETHE ABOVE SALE IN UNAyOIDABLY POST.
poned until FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TENTH. 1882,
n4-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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VTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


Webster Lsw Building, Washington, d. c
JONAS DOWIlNG. AuctiOneer, n6- 0OEd
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
rELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The South Shoals lghtship has been miss ing since Monday night. The United States reve nue cutter Samuel Dexter has gone in search.
 Overdank, who attempted to assassinate the Emperor of Austria and was arrested at Trieste with dynamite bombs in his posses sion, has been sentenced to death.
 Tuesday evening at Mazatlan, Mexico, two women fought over the ownership of 8 donkey. Both drew revolvers and one shot the other dead.
 The election of ex-Secretary Golf, Repub- lican, to Congress in the First district of West Virginia is assured by 1,50O majority. In the Second district the latest returns indi- cate the election of William l.. Wilson, Dem- ocrat, over John W. Mason, Republican, by 50 majority.
 It is announced that the government census of the manufacturing establishments in Philadelphia has been discovered to be gross ly inaccurate A census is now being made under the auspices of prominent citizens which will it is alleged, prove that the re turns to the government were totally unre liable.
 John Langley, saloonkeeper at No. 109 Madison avenue, Albany, had his skull frac tured yesterday afternoon by blow of club in the hands of Patrick Durgan, who came into the saloon drunk and created Q disturb ance, ending by attacking Langley. Durgan arrested and held to await the result of Langley's injuries.
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THE SOUTH.
Texas

A Lively yCnrfstening-The Drunken Gotd--
 father PractiseS With His Pistol.
 BROWNSVILLE. Oct. 18.-A christening took place at Guadalahara, Mexico, yesterday, at the residence of Manuel Rosario, and large number of invited guests were present. The godfather, Pedro Morso, entered the room in a state of beastly intoxication, and began yelling and cursing and demolishing the fur nitnre. panic ensued, and the guests at tempted to escape from the apartments. Morso commanded them to stand still and, producing revolver, threatened to fire upon the first person who should attempt to leave. Several ladies tainted and the children set up @ fearful cry. A priest who was present rushed upon Morso, but was fellsd to the ground with the butt end of his weapon and rendered unconscious. The mother, holding the infant in her arms uttered shriek and fell to the floor in swoon, and the child was severely injured, probably fatally. Morso then fired his revolver and one of the chil- dren was to fall dead and another fatally wounded. This added to the terror of the excitement, during which Morso escaped.
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LOCAL N FEW $.
State Politics.

RepubiscaR Congressional Nomination
 in the Fourth District-Other Conv en-
 tfons.
 The Fourth district Republican Congress ional convention organized in Bridgeport yes terday forenoon and adjourned until D. ne At the afternoon session the Hon. Lyman w. Coe, of Torrington, was nominated. MT. Miles positively declined renomination.
 Dr. Joseph w. Alsop was unanimously re- nominated by the Democratic convention for the Twenty second Senatorial district held in M1ddletown yesterday.
 John s. Terrill was nominated in New Milford for Judge of Probate Monday.
 The Democratic Senatorial convention for the Second district met in Hartford yester- day and nominated Roswell A. Neale, of Southington The Republican candidate, Hon. Orson w. Stowe, lives in tho same town.
 Jared B. Foster, of New Hartford, was nominated for State Senator at Winsted yes terday.
 The Democratic convention for the Fourth Senatorial district was held in Plainville yes terday and nominated Hon. Elisha Weloh, of Bristol, for Senator.
 Mir I'll. H Bunnell, of Bunnell x Scranton, being interviewed yesterday, thus expresses himself on the Parallel road question
 ''To begin with am opposed to monope- lies of all kinds. AS to the Parallel road in particular, am in favor of giving any re- sponsible parties who may wish to build an other road to New York full opportunities of doing so. I think there Is room for & com peting line to New York and should like to see one built The more railroad facilities we have the better for our commercial and manufacturing interests. The new road should have an independent route into New York, as the present tunnel route is too much crowded with business. Through the present tunnel there are run 198 trains daily and in consequence accidents occur and the travelling public is subjected to annoying de- lays. We ought to have second railroad to New York by all means"
 MT. Bunnell was asked if he had any views to express in regard to other matters in which the people of th1s district are especial ly interested.
 "On nothing that occurs to mo now," he answered. 'Of course what may come up during the session of the Legislature, I can't anticipate I may say in general that if elected I shall always try to act for the best material interests of New Haven and of the entire district. The development of our business industries is something that should labor especially to promote. Of course, the more conveniences of all kinds that we have for trade and manufacturing the more they will flourish ''
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
The Claque.

The Chef de Claque is the commander of a we,l l. distributed army placed in single file all over tho house, but obeying 8 certain leader, laughing, signing, applauding, as the case migkt be and as the supposed effect might require. I remember having been present at the general rehearsal of Meyer beer's 'tEtoile du Nord," when Hermann Leon played Gritzenko, the Russian grena- dier. The claque sat in the pit and rehearsed, too, the ''points," that is to say, where it was requisite to supporter l0 piece ou pGcteatr. When Leon said, ''rhey allow us no mustache except such a very small one," the whole clague burst out laughing, and I could not possibly make out where the fun came in, Hermann Leon having no mustache at all, and therefore failed to perceive what there was to laugh at. But at the first performance understood what it was. Then, in full costume, Hermann Leon wore & mustache at least yard long, and, of course, when he said, ''They allow us only such a very small mustache," the public laughed, guided and supported and increased by the claque. The Chef de Claque handed me printed list of what he could furnish and the cost thereof give the translation as follows: "One re- call e6; for 20 nights, paid in advance, ESQ. A recall .taenetique, go; per 20 nights, in advance, selO0. Signs, 10s per night-I would not mind adding an occasional sob for good customer. Bouquets, from POS. to 2oOs. Kissing rival, from e10 to e24, selo,e le risque." These, he said, are the trifes, (Ies petites mtSeres;) of course, if there was anything to be made by it, demon T. strAtions, ovations, unharnessing the horses, serenading before the windows, and so on the big affairs, in fact-then of course the mere service of the house would be provided for few thousand francs per annum. One question wished to ask the great man who held the fortunes and fame of so many celeb rites in his powerful hands, "How do you manage, I asked him, "%8ter An aroalf f' How if the rival is customer too, who pays you p ''En co caS, " he said with the calm of a great diplomatist, ''as an honorable man would do only one thing-I would go to him, and lOyalneent explain the case, and if he paid me better, if he showed more generous dis position than the first offer, why then, of course-I am an honorable man-once take his money, would stand by him and hiss the other !"
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Rhode Island.
The Colored Ma n in Politics.

The Colored Man fin Politics.
 NEWPORT, Oct. 18.-Fifty colored men met in State convention tonight to take measures for advancing their interests as citizens. John D. Jenkins, of Providence, presided and several addresses denouncing the Repub- lican party for it's failure to recognize the two thousand colored voters of the State were made by George T. Downing of this city, pr. Know, who described himself an old fashioned abolitionist. and others. Res-- olutions were adopted declaring that the Republican party of the State has failed to properly recognize the worthiness and faith full devotion of it's colored adherents; that the colored men will hereafter act independ- ently of party and asking the co operation of the colored people 1n other States for the purpose of calling national convention to advance the political interests of the colored race
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
> LADIES

no you want your cuffs and collars to look nice - with that beautiful polish If you do, Elastic Starch. This Starch is made expressly fer Laundry purposes. It Nin do the ironing easier quicker cheaper and better than other starch in the world It requires cooking. It keeps starch from sticking while ironing. and makes your linen as nice as when first bought new. Try one package and will say that it is the best you used.
 Elastic Starch Is for sale hy all Greeers.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Walnut Learna1r Reatorer.

It is entirely different from all others It is as clear water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where 1t has fallen of. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to g beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton New York, and Geo. O. Goodwin & Co.,. Bos ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
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Third Ward.

The undersigned, assistant registrars of the Third voting district, will be in session Ut the office of w. r. French of George street and Congress ave- nue. Thuraday, the 18th inst, from o'clock till o'clock p. m. to receive applications from persons entitled to be made electors and to correct the voting list.
 GEORGE R. BILL, Assistant
 ROBERT A. HoLL1NGER.j Registrars. New Haven, Oct. 14, 1882.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Wisconsin.
Liquor Dealers in COun cil,

Liquor Dealers In Council
 MILWAUKEE, Oct. 19.-The national pro. tective association of wine and liquor dealers began it's annual session here to-day. A large number of delegates were present rep resenting every State in the Union as we'll as many local liquor associations and the na- tional brewers and wine association. Two hundred thousand wine and spirit dealers, with combined capital of $12O, 900, GOO, were represented. Congressman Deuster de- livered the address of welcome.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
MARINE LIST. PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

ARRIvED-oCToBER lS. Sch Parole with lumber for Beck1ey Co.
 sAILED-oCToBER 18 Str Mabel with tow east. Str W Gladw1sh with tow. Str Wm Farrogot for Y. Str Lizzie Coburu for Milford. Str Sea oRRet for Greenwich. Str Georse Curtis for Milf ,rd. Sch AlAeadA V 1lley, Copeland, for in tow of str B Thurber Of the Trans Co to load for Gal weston, exas wi, h coal. Dark [stsam) Nellie Grant Finger, U 5 rev, for N London.
 BELOW, BOUND OUT. Sch w Mnwry. Ech Marcia Lewis. Sch Alaska. Sen Osprey. Sch Gamecock. Sch Wm Farren. Sch sarah Potter. Sch Almeada Wiley. Sch Eclipse.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19

''Winter finds out what summer lays by" Kidney Wort cures in winter and in summer. There is scarcely a person to be found who will not be greatly benefited by a thorough course of Kidney Wort every spring If you cannot prepare the dry buy the liquid. It has the same effect.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
EGYPT.
The E(Eeltfye to Visit Eng land.

The ExEeltfve to Visit England.
 CAIRO, Oct. 19.-It is said that the Khedive hopes in short time to fulfill the ambition of his life by making visit to England. The present situation of affairs will not permit. but he desires to make the journey as soon as the pacidcation of the country is assured.
 ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 1S-Rscruiting for the new Egyptia army has commenced.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Virginia.

A Singular Fatal Accident.
 RICHMOND, Oct 1S.-John Barnes, of Evansville, Va, dropped pistol out of his overooat while calling on his sweetheart Mon day. The weapon exploded, shooting hiaa through the heart, and he fell dead in the girls arms.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
E1EANASs

WoRTHINGTON-In this city, Oct IS. very sudden ly, Albert Worthfngton, aged 42 years.
 Funeral service Friday afternoon st o'clock at his lats residence, No. 5 Cen street Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further tice. BRADLEY-In East Haven, Oct. IS, Esther Smith Tyler. wife of Justin Bradley, sgod 65 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. WRINNln this city. Oct 18 at her residence No. 15 Dageett street, Bridget F. Wr1nn.
 Funeral from the Church of the Sacred Heart on Friday morning, Oct. 20, at o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
NEW DOMINION.
Sounds Like a Dime Novel.

ToRoNro, Oct. 16.-Henry F. Cooper, a young merchant Of this city, was waylaid on the 9th inst. by two unknown men and robbed of $1OO and gold watch. He says he has since been imprisoned in 8 lonely house near Suspension Bridge. and that he escaped this morning. He also says he was drugged daily to insensibility by his captors.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
A RI.prtca for Cattle,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-A sale of thorough bred cattle took place to day at the American horse exchange. The COW Adsline brought $275. The COW Fancy Fan was bought by Theodore A. Havemeyer for $1, 65O, and the COW Flower Girl was disposed of for $775
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Ninth Ward.

The registrars the Ninth Ward will be in session at the feed store of Joseph T. Benham, No 27 Broad way, Thursday, October 18th, 1882, from o'clock until o'clock D. m. for the purpose of perfect ing their lists also to receive applications from all persons entitled to be mad, electors this fall.
 MICHAEL T. SNIGG, l par...r.-s
 WILLIAM H BouroN heg,strars.
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
FnSt Travelling by Rail.

Fast Travelling by Rail.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-The fastest long run by railway ever made west of this city was that by the Burlington special train which brought the Vanderbilt party from Burling- ton, POT miles at the average rate of 59 miles per hour.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Sixth Ward.

The registrars of the Sixth Ward will be in session at the store of w. H. Coolidge, Greene and Wal lace streets, Thursday, October 18th, 1882, from o'clock m until o'clock p. for the purpose of perfecting their list also to receive applications rom all persons entitled 10 be made electors this fall.
 TIa,1,s %IanIAn oaneoTI Fl; cooL1DaE' Registrars.
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Tanth Ward.

The registrars of the Tenth Ward will meet at the engine house Of Elm and Park streets, on Thursday the 18th day of October, 1882 from a. till 1n, the purpose Of receiving the appca- those persons who wish to be made electors this fall also will make corrections in their list.
 RoLLIN J. BUNCE, par;s+rors
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-1-------------1---F-------s- Board of Public WOrkss

Special MeetinG-SeveralC City Improve ments Constdered-Encroac Or dered RemOved-Other Matters.
 A special meeting of the Board of Public Works was held last evening. Present, His Honor the Mayor (presiding), Pond, Joyce, Coleman, Feldman, Sargent and Gilbert.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Sgiled the Batavia for Liver pool, the Labrador for Hav.e, the Zaani dam for Am sterdsm Arr ved, tho Baltic from Liverpool, the City of Para from Aspn wall the Ethiopia from Gas gov, the Wyoming from Ltverpoorls, the WielaI from Hamburg the Pieter de Conck from Amster- dam, the Jan Breydel from Antwerp.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19
Second w ard

The registrars of tho Second Ward will meet at Piumbs joiner shop, No 142 Oak street, head of Spruce street, Thursday. October 18th. from a. m tin D. m for the purpose of receiving the names of all persons who wish to be made electors also to make any corrections that may be
 JOHN J. BRENNAN,l Registrars.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-19

TO HENT, FEfs.5i Large secondstory front room suitable for Eg.tl at f' OciS 2tk 63 GROVE STREET