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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-17

RICHMOND, Va, october Is, lsoI.
DISSOIJTION OF CO-PARTNER-
)suIp the arm heretofore existing nn.ftr
,ne stVle % OF LIEiBERMUTH & MILLHIsbs 70
his av dissolved 10y mu,sai consent r. ~ Ia
MITH retiring from this nsm. IN ,i.o,. snJ
j. authorzed 70 collect all debts due me nis, anu
i thc aTm-name ia - ,ettlement OF az ace,ants'
sish '"e III FRANK LElBERNtTH,
CHARLES AILLaiSEh.
The undersigned wlll eontlnpe the sasii'ess NJ =,
% Sisu TOR NCCD on his own ;~ecouht, ahn
rasnsStfnily sonciis the continuance 81 the hOefa'
natronage bestowed on the old firm, 81, .,,,,s
tS,vIm1 discontinued the manufacture Oh eifsis ;,
III - ~. a oui my stock of GIG AIRS on hais' AZ
..',meed Inc priees, CHARLES MlLLHisfR,
rcu"'e" P''>'' No. 1907 Main strxet,
Oc lf-6t "--- N,"''
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All The latest ubiects in PAINTINGS, EN"KA
WINGS. and OLEOGRAPllS;
New PICTURES constantly arriving;
PLUSH and GOLD FRAMES
BRONZE FRAMES.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and viii not
blacken The teeth or cause headache and constipa-
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IT WILL CVRE
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN,
SLEEPLESSNESS.
DIZZINESS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
WEAKNESS, &C.
Use only BROWNS IRON BITTERS made by
Brown Chemlca, Company, Baltimore. Cro-scl
rCd lines and .rade-mark on wraGper.
Toe 14-eodlwI
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NroTIcE TO THE CRElpDITiHnRS, n ,Ssu- ~
n THE RIGlinoNDp DpsI.Sns BAShl6SSid l6Scidiag cheeks on
EANGE c4Mre,ns on, nsthSRiNG AND iSsuhASsGdE a. ~ a..
s5 and S.s e 5 whP pss sssssss; hs%
,se 10 olaeF @ Necessary 'sa@sdsrsa i
made Win he view sd,s,as e az eas CABINS sgaasi the
se amy Se5sSltsse atsers Of record on the oo0'''
ey WHIP Will please prsssst the@ 4 e "WWfMaITLocK.
- cHAELho "' Trvstc
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DELINQUENT wATER-TAKERs.

OFFICE or CITY WATER -M0RkS'(
ql2 BROAD sTREKT,
RICHMOND. VA, october IL losL,
DELNQUENTS IN TIE IhinD NM
~ WATER DISTRICT west Of Fourth strec"'
If you fail ~ pay your bill
TO-DAY
r,,r WATER WILL BE SHUT OFF
TOMORROW.
J. l.. DAVIS.
Superintendent
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GILT and BRONZE CoRNICEs.

ALBUMS In Russia, SIR ana Piush'
EASkLs for parlor and mantei;
PIER. and .IANTEL-MlRRORs;
wAI,NI'T and EBONY BRACKETS;
RTUDAY-CARDs aud PANELS;
ARTOTYPE ENGRAVlNGs;
CMROMss in frame, 2ix3O,
syIo FRAMES from 30 cents apsard-hfty DIFF
ferent styles;
FRAMES made to order At lowest figures In the
city. ~. h"""'
81 s-3m Si@ vain suc'''
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Brooks MEMORIAL Association An As
,ociation to be known a. the CROOKS
Memorial Association " has been organized
by the election Of Captain II. \. Paul rs
president and Josiah Crump, Esq, rs trea-
>urCr.
The object OF the Association is to col
lcct funds, and H. soon as possible erect 4
suitable monument to the memory OF Ro-
bert Peel Brooks. the young colorcd law
yer who recently died here. and who was
held in such high esteem by his race. The
organization already has enrolled over two
hundred names, and have set 10 work Wig
orouSly to accomplish their purpose.
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ron,,cropy SERMON OF CoLokhp
iNlmo ME a very large congregation ~
fAstJi'd fhInd at the Second Baptist ch,'rcn SoU
ser, R sunday evening to listeh s,or ~ .ue - 70
oreaJ ~ ou sermon of Rev. j: A. IayIo, \, -
trouu,t ;,,Ie zion Baptist church: Inc L.'r,d nnd
s1 Zion is branch OF the secGnI hcinr c small,
.hoir a,on own place of worship DC oritS ,Ee Use Of
the'e second church granted them 'I'c onS us bc. w.
the oecond, oe;id,n~ for this occasion. Long pe, W
fore . osreowing. The services Were openN' %rov
TO o'e;nIk 'e;eIock by the Rev. " Wii,iana rh who
at 9TH The Second Baptist church. ."Co Wno
pastor y, as the hymn NO. 49,
PreaSn H. Payne, Of MoSreIs,Ifier eiS,hisns. ID
Key, k,,rch ". then read 1st Corlnsnh."ef, "es,rcJ
tist ch.lrcn'd md Rev. Henry BraXton on''''
feryeni xaylor then took "a as h,s verse .eN.
Key. heeyn.rv,ntbians, o. I'd chapter, p,ow w ANYTHING
aFor SoS dster%,eeJJe sn1e jesus H' Christ, and Hi"
craeided:y On was well prepared ans Good Sd'
The sef'rH Tpe music by the chou ~re ~"resatioi
nnd d'a at o:45 O'Clock the lMnasb,ed lMs at the ser
,,n~ sxas dismissed, highly delSi,ri, In col
W. wa - the evening, as exhip,.t,b The bcnefi
ne.,oo ylces % ~ ia sas'sS taken up fog 'n' '
Of Little Zion church,
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rx,oy PRAYER-MEETNGs AT GRAca- ,c
srDFrT T BAprIsr CHuRcH.-The attendance
81 :. the yonng mems prayer-meeting al
a! ,~. street Baptist church last night was wa
,ar''er %racr than at any previous meeting ; Dr;
IipyWthorne nryTfh t preached sermon Of great
liaM 'no' feeling Of much seriousness
poMe,i the congregation. The young
perNaueum p.'a,.e much encouraged in their work,
men % eTnect rich harvest OF souls as tne .ir,
anu anS,lt Of their abors Dr. Hawthorne Tbn Tt,
rSs breach again tonight at 9clGcs o. ncock are re
mleei," mnnlendncted by Rev. John Pollard D. H.
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HORSES. MULES, WAGONS. DC.

TOR SALE. AT STABLE OF %\>-TN
Il MIR JOHN B. DAVIS. FrauklinZc2A
street. ONE WELL-BRED HORSE, four yer yi,
sl,l,3 and oettle and broken 10 single and double
harness: color dark bay. Also. ONE WELL
BEFD Brown MARE, i've years old; sound ana
r.rile and thoroughly broken. with colt SIX
Y5D1nths "ld. ~ Eomncy. For information Apply
tOCAPTAIS ASHER. al stable.
Ioc l7-TuIhS ~a3tj
NOR SALE, \ HANDSOME, %[-sN
Il STYLISH HORSE and CITY NJ ADt q -.
PUAFTON. Can trot close f. three mlhu.s' -
g. s0ld N a harrtin. Address -. l." I0+y tts'
Main street, city. '' t-I"S -
DOR SALE. .u,., H1T
\ No. HARNESS III
AND
SADDLE HORSE,
AT .-,.,...
LANES SWEENEN'S
Sstablc. Tenth street
o. between Main and Cary.
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MONEY SAVED By GErTlNGM
Nl your FURNITURE n ARTHUR ROO
NEYs LARGE wAREROoMs, ',o,eri.ofJu
south OF New York 10 PAHL0k, CiiAMbhE; ane a..
DINING-g. .OOM FURNITURE OF the ia.ess ssai,. NV
signs and finish. The TRADE aud puoiie gs''eirS ~
are invited 10 eAamsae goods anu p''''7'
gains al r.,., pooSfy,s
a.. l7-eod Ahihe" HOS.s "-------
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TIE MILD yet effective action of TARRANT's
SELTzER APEEIENT upon the stomach and bow
els commends IL most highly 10 the most delicate
no less than t. the most ygorou, constitutions.
j. Il. WATKINS, Ninth and Cary streets, deli,e-s
for few days 70 families. hotels, &c. best fresh
Lump Spint Coal very cheap. Also, a sOod East
Virginia Lump Bitummous Coal for Fva'es At
$3.50 per ton, aud tcst Cooking Coke ~ 4 80 Der
ton.
SAVE MONEY by having vOur printing done as
the DISPATCH PRINTING-lIOUsE Good w9rk
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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FgRNIrU RI.

TURNLTURE, MATTRESSES,
4 BEDDING. &c.-WlI.LiAM DAF.A
FROH.-Psrtie, IN want cf FURNITURE Of"
eaiitn1 "a me before purchasing. taTf.es the
iar,,st sock doe, the business and cannot he IN
deysold Five hundred suits Ia W ALNtI' Aou'
and POPf AR from the best factories ~ we eoun.~
trv NIt be sold iOw 10 make room. " ILL Il
DAFFRON. oiice and warorosns. 1888 h1h
'traat. Wsst-Ead store, 3l3 10 3l5 n0iih Adahs.
strcet fsctnry Nos. i6. IL 90, and 22 norm fii-
teent,. street. Richmond. Au $50
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RCsTAURANfS.

curry DINING AND WlNE-kOo"o'
I opPosITE FIRST ETCIMENI AhAo1'
900 and 3Z2 north seventh street.
MEALS At ALL HOT
GYSTFRS IL EVERY Sly ~. ,or,b
TABLE BOARD ~ the l,. w ween ecr5ered. pI
FTReEfsHtD HFHReEIf ROOMS by the day or, or weeei SRrAD.
PURE cofFEE spd H3dER-AAHHiRRss 10 X AHRs, and PoR-
WINES ana LA Sbyands Of CIGAks vo,.
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Jackson WARD CONSERVATIVES.

JACKSON WARD CONsERyATIvES.-T The
Conservative voters OF this ward will meet
At the hall corner Seventh and Baker
streets tonight at y O'Clock for the pur-
pose OF organizing George ID. Wise Club
for more effective work in the First and
Second precincts. There is much work to
be done. Every good Conservative who
cannot come can send his name to be en-
rolled. The meeting will be called to or
der by the ward superintendent, f. Il.
Hill. Esq.
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FERTILIZERS, &c.
JAMES G.. TISsLBY. In,O 20
lanes g. TINsLEY & cos NEAL
AMh0 :" PIjRE RAw-BONE MEAL

ANALYSIS of DIR. W. H. Taylor state cheh','t6 t67s
Moisture determined at 2lz f'''''' 2477
Ph0spborc acid. ',........ 4.75
Our BoNE-MEAL ground nS,,,ecIed iISn - 70 heat or
ssSss a. sit the % small 9f o,s%1s %na viii
o ,ss sGlS aSoTs anays WIN
show eoapafh" afher fertilizers uusi cony an
s i, ia 5y : 4 .1s f. cefrfsihi Ca
stored and f1r ssie richmond, Va. or write e,,e 70
i2MFs iako az y TlSsIEY CO.. Hunslet po''-o"''
UeuT1cO county, Va. ee 23-Im
Terms: sfU ITT ton cds'' --
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ltsa':lIH,t: REHs:

TARRIAGEs, BUGGIEs, ANDsEg.E
WAGONS.
" C. SMITH.
aoe SoRTH FIFTH sTREEIbpt,cFs.
....,.o,,,per ~ FINE FAMILY CAhhtEtSiFS
IanIES' PHRETONs, sIDE-BAR Brp,t snS lowest
EfssIKESs WAGONS. Latest styles a. a." lin
prices. A call solicited. -~----
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.

I OST, On WEDNESDAY THE ~
Illh instant. ore IRISH SETTkE@A
BITCH. about three months old. liberal reward
will be- paid for hcr return 70
DAVID MARTINS GROCERY,
~ l7-2ts No. 700 north Nlnth street.
I OST. SANDS'S SUIT IN EQUITY
4 i new eiiiionl, MARTINS INDEX TO NlR-
GINA REPORTS, THIRD NOLl ME ROBIN
SONS OLD PRACTICE. The foregoing looks
were borrowed from my Office. lhcr return win
greatly ol,Iiee II. +. WICKHAM
Oc 15-2t*
L OST, on THE 1lTH OF OCTO- ~
IL BIER. LADYS Dot BLE-CASE 81 81
GOLD WATCH. without chain. 4 liberal &<gu
reward viii be paid II lcft ut the Dispatch office.
Oc l5-2ts
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4lthmond 1ispatrh.
observation-disclosures II 1890

70 ihE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
- a0tR nAhetR THAN THE CONFINED cIRcr.
n.n1oN r,', OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
A'"'creo NJ the Post-oliice M R,ch,o,, ~. =
second-class matter 'a'' as
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T,IMoTHY sEED.-lo BAGS CHOICE
i SEED. foc I1J A. Y. STOKES w
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TOR RENT.

J,OR RENT, THAT VERY DESI-9S
ERABLk BRICK DWELLING No. west III
Grace street containing 10 rooms g1s 1Di wateri
lltrhcn 4 rDoms Possession AT once. Apply Ia
J. VI. GODDIN,
oc I7-3t 100 east Main street.
NOR RENT, THE "tLIFTON q
4 IIOUSFr newly furni she'd aud in nice or- A-X
,Irr II l. located on Fourteenth street, between
Franklin and Rue- streets, and adjoining tie Bal
lard House To a good. careful tenant. the rent
viii bc reasonable. Apply 10 -
H. SELDOM TAYLOR,
oc lI-5t Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
NOR RENT. FUKNISliEDG
Il ROOMS Garlor 1Dor). suitable f'r house ~
keeping. Apply at 3 rs east Main street
&C l5-3t
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rsOTTON YARNS. WARNS.
~ 10 BALES cVtltoY Stokes 4 co.
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ACADEMY OF TIE VISITATION,
CEoRGEToWN COLLEGE, d. c.
PAINTINGS. ENGRAyINGs. &c.
l.. LEwIs's ART-GALLERY.

TREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
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SUMAC WANTED.

Cash paid for
SUMhC OF PRIME QUALITY,
In large or small quantities, delivered nj any depot
or landing In Richmond. ~
WILLIAM r. KING,
3fOO Williamsburg avenue
Post-Onice Box, No. I. oe slim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-07
ODD FANCIES In BR ASS.
Novelties I'm Decorative Ware, With a
Few Hints as to Prices.

New York Letter In the st. Louis Republican
Immense brass portrait PLAQUES and placoue
pictures painted On porcelain are among the
late things for hall and library decoration, not
that these are in themselves to be considered
new" but that revival of taste in this direc-
ton renders them desirable and has stimulated
a wide demand. Thus we see fourteenth and
fifteenth century heads in bronze and brass sur
rounded BY broad disk skilfully wrought and
containing cabalistic letters and dates One of
the attractions of Broadway window has been
costume studies of the sixteenth and seven
teenth centuries by Page, the French artist.
wonderfully fine in detail and most exQuisitely
painted upon blue porcelain with delicate gold
scroll work upon the blue and the subtest har-
mony OF color on the gold and satin brOcades of
the robes and other accessories of the magnf-
cent costumes. Usually the porcelain PLAQUES
represent heads only, or busts, but these give
the figures at full length and furnish superb
styles OF beauty and form. A pair OF these cost
$50. and are well worth the money. A Louis
Quinze table Just received at an art store is tns
laid with a porcelain in the center containing a
portrait of Marie AntOnette, and is surrounded
by miniatures upon porcelain of the ladies of the
court, which form the bOrcer. and are each in
scribed with the name in small gold letters.
This table is valued at $3.50 also.
The new scOnces are of chased brass. forming
a panel worked IN relief instead of an upright
mirror at the back of the swinging sockets for
candles. Brass candlesticks TO set fiat are
formed like cencers or polished saucers with
the socket in the center, and are accompanied
by tray and suffers The old spiral candlestick
appears. however. among the novelties. and is
more curious than the simple ones of brass.
which 1T antedates- 1t is made in old silver
and nickel. or Oxidized metal, and is at present
rare.
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The GarfieEds.

Cevesad Correspondence Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Lucretia' r. Garfield wife Of the late
President, is living quietly with her childrea
and his mother in this city. She spent good
deal of the time during the summer out on the
Mentor farm, which her husband loved 80 We'll
and which was i'm his lifetime such place of
political pilgrimage. Elder Zcb Rudolph. one
of the founders OF the Disciple Church. is living
on the farm. There have been some slight i'm
proy"nents, and the grassis greener in the front
ward than il was when trodden down by the
feat Of countless thous ,nds " of oflice-seekers
III the iall OF 1881 The porch. which ran across
the south and part of the west ends of the man
sion. mas been extended clear across the east
end this summer. The wires which ran into the
little oilice and library building. a little to the
rear and east end of the house, have been re-
mo- ed.
On bright Saturdays Mrs. Garfield and the
Children run down To Mentor and remain until
Monday She still takes treat deal of interest
In matters there. aud the nei@hbors say that her
whole desire seems TO be to do everything Just
"a TIE General intended Captain Burridre q
neithbor, aud one of the elders of the little Dis
cipie church there when the GarIeds used 20
attend related the following incident to me-
Just the General depart ure for Wash
in@tna he told me tn 20 ahead and do as well
"a could toward ia sing funds for the church
and that. at the Close OF the year. he would
divide whatever deficiency there might b. with
iuc Hste lie ulPi, out MIS- Clarified was
careful to ask me II there was not some arrange
mcnt for the years church work between the
General and myself. | explained how matters
stood. She asked how much the deficiency was
AMI told her $500. She gave me her check
Tor $50 inmedate and paid the balance ~
The new $4,000 residence which Mrs. Garfield
has lately purchased on Prospect street in this
city. was selected. aln Informed by Dr. BOyn-
ton 1t is quite large but probably none too
iarer tOr her somewhat extended family There
sTc Mother Garfield. Mollie and the two younger
boys. besides Harry and Jimmy when they are
nj home.
II will be remembered that IL was announced
some time since that Mrs. Garfield would in due
tin'e Publish the authorized edition of her nus
ban'is works President Hinse!ale at that time
OF Hiram College. but now superintendent of
the public schools of this city, was selected as
Oh" "=lItor; James r. Osgood & Co , of Boston.
aTe tie publishers. and the books are printed at
the University Press at Cambridge Mass Mrs
Garfield herself. however, has the exclusive
control Of the work and its publication She
pays for and owns the plates aud whatever
profit there may be from the sales OF the books
will b. hers. There will be two volumes of the
work each volume c0ntd ming $50 PAGES About
100 % Gen. Garelds Compositions have beer
selected. These include speeches in Congress:
and on the stump. some of his finest legal argu
ments occasional addresses. and articles con
tribu.ed to various periodicals.
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What Damp Feet Mean.

Nine-tenths Of the more tiresome physical
troubles English women bring ON themselves are
due to no more terrible cause than damp feet,
Men, for once in way. are sensible in this
respect. They do not habitually tramp around
in their slippers, or wear thin slips OF leather,
which are as good a protective against damp as
q bit OF bl0ttinI.-paper. One-half the boots and
shoes seen IN our streets on int to be used eX-
ciusvely for indoor wear. Outside and with q
Climate like ours, they are splendid example
OF the way IN which people 20 about literally
hunting Tor sharp attack of illness. Ii is per
iectiy meet Il Id right that the modern Eve should
take pride in her foot. We'll shod and with a
DAINTY military and not high, French heel to her
oOot u Is proper she should be conscious
OF the charms OF youth and compliment But
thin Cashmere urpers never MAKE foot look
we'll at best they are fnsy hearth-ruy wear.
Shoes are even more treacheruus 4 fairly
drenching shower VI rain. and the spray beats
up from the descending drops vets tine stock
ing through, laying the foundation OF any one
OF dozen nasty complaints. Poor Mrs Candle.
the good lady whose curtain lectures 50 lGno
Kept patient joe Caude awake came to her
death. 30 1t stands written. throu IN no more
serious cause than u pair Of thin shoes For
the foundation Of a lucrative doctors pract.ee
nothing better could be recommended than an
out -of-tIOors picnic ON slightly damp afternoon.
for which all the women folk alfred themselves
in thin shoes and stockings.
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Adm nRtrntor Of HELEN NJ. Sif
THOMAS n0Wl ING Au,tune..r ma
n,HoMAo DowLIAG. Auctionecr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO sToRY
j. II lRSON SIEEET. BETwf EN- WATER
sTREET md THE CANAL. IN GEORGE
TOWN, ID. G.
BY irtu, ol d. ed of trust. date! the fourth day -
OF Move fb'r loeO. and day recorded III Liber p53 So
folos s4a. &C., of tho lana records for WISH
Ing on county, District of co unIb under signed
1rnstoes Viii sell on fGIDAl. THE TENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1882, at Four OCLOC X +. NJ, in trout
OF the iremsrs the following described al estate.
known and being two lots in Georgetown, I'm sid
District. ounded follows: That is say for one
said Georg town. at the center of a piece Of ground
decided b. Mm. n. Dorsey IL iarick Connolly and John
Connolly, on the 10th day OF ebruary, 1907, and
fronting said and running thence south With
said site of raj street 81 Il en- and half feet
Less to the southeast OF the piece decided by
Vim. H. DO sey: theme xtstwardy wi n the line a
sal ece a. II runneht an alley: Themes northwarlly
with said LEY the distance the md thence
ia a straight line n the place OF bee1nninx. And for
ferson street at tile Istancc hundred and eighty
five feet nor;herl from Water. former Csusewsv,
street ana running themes westerly and parallel with
Water street tndrd Ii feet thu northeriy
and par lei with j. ercn stret thirty two feet thence
stsardy and para 81 with first to Jeffersn stree4
and thence IN straight ine to the place of beginninx
together with the improvements.
Terms: O.re-third cash. he bnlanoe in three equal
PAYNE hts ut SIX TIVE and eighteen months. NTH
notes airing 1T ut six centum Ter annum
until paid and secured y deed OF trust the properly
aud recording at rch rers Fifty dollars deposit
on each property at ims If sale
os,-asa. MILAN sIsi n S SIksaS Trustees.
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FATALLY SHOT BY A FRIEND Cincinnati
Ohio. Saturday night, Henry Deters met Frank
H. Dale In n new suit of clothes. They had been
lntihiate coinpaniops. Peters remarked To
Frank, You have a new suit from top TO toe I"
AND al The saiae tine brought his hand down
on I,ale's head crushing his hat pa,.. ;hc,
snocked Peters d"wa. wtrreupon Ia. hitter
Grew risto' AMI fired :ree Sizes 81 ii 4.
took effect, onf. in:hc.i :. isssrt;; ,,s.: ;...-
etraiing the bowels lisse. !. - ;.ss...8.s ..s-
pital and Deters Was afrs.s.e.;.
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TROMAs DoWLiN0. Aucdoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
No. 1904 THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST. I'M
PPKoHED. BH By IA lAHY iG,,s BRICK DWELLING.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the Oh day Cd
February, A. ID. $780, and recort ed In Li6ef No. H
ss6 folio go Ct ses.: one Of the land records q
the holders Of the noes secured thereby. default
unde1sgnsd Win seIl. e public suceon. in front
%p ne RrMsTs1s On Fhi ,ssa hs TRlRR c, PAY
NJ. the following described rsa esaie sitnstsd in
tho City Of WashinRton. District Of CoumhiA 90 Wit:
An Of dat Ieoe or psrosl Of land fronting sixty ok
fest I'd street southeast by depth Of ninety iour
and Known =: s q original tt 90 seyen soSth tsn feel
lot Of Carrs subdivision Of ORIGINAL Lot g. all of
lot 81 Coonbs subdiyision Ct original lots four 60
Terms Of sale: One-th In cash and the remsfnder
IN six and twelve month"; for which the notes Of the
purchaser bearing interest from the dry Of Gala and
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold. de-
Post two hundred dclars t$2o8) yin be required
the time Of sale and al convey anccg shall be It the ex-
AKTHyR HERBERT,, 80.
O2l-dta. CAzcAovE g. LEX. AsSss' '-
e1-THR ABOVE SALE IN urAyoxDABr.y posr.
poued WeQ FRIDAY, NOyxHBEk TENTH, lisa
s. 1A~6D THOMAS Q0H11H05 AnenOaws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-07

From tine Oswesso Times.
At a hotel In this city Saturday a couple
from the country. Of Miiesian extraction. took
seats at the dinner table. Directly after young
couple seated themselves opposite, and the
yonng man took a stalk OF celery from. the dish
and commenced eating it, The old lady 0pp0-
site looked at him q moment with an air OF dis
gust. and then nHdsed her husband and said IN
stage whisper. Dye moind the black guard
ateing the bokay?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-07

\ ne GIRLS of Wheeling took some pictures of
actresses In stare COSTUMES to PHOTOGRAPHER
and posed "a nearly IA possible In the same
attitudes aad fasment. The portraits somehow
"a! inie circulation In society. and the earnest
efforts o. the girls parents have failed to gather
tie cards IN Tor .esti acton.
suicide ia sad To be Increasing In Prussia.
s.t' figures having risen frCm Is per 100 0fj
population IN 1861 to Is in 1850