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Local Notes.

Mr.. Henry George has responded TO the invita-
ton OF the Federation OF Labor TO deliver lecture
In this city under the auspices OF that body, and
writes that he VIII come 70 Washington as soon 40
he can block out his plans, which VIII be In few
days, and that he VIII advise the president OF that
body, Mr.. A. NJ. kenaday, In ue time.
A family or band or Arabs arrived In this city
yesterday 10y rail from New York. where they ar.
rfv Il about two weeks ago. They pretend TO nave
lee In Arab PashaS army, but escaped TO Glib
ralt lr, when they shipped for New York
An old man named Thos Mansel was fined s. or
IS days by Judge Smell to-day for Indecent expo.
sure.
young man named ". Flaherty was charged
In the Police Court to-day with using rude and In
Sultng remarks To persons In their hearing Mrs.
Laura Pierce, OF West Washington, stated that the
defendant inSuted her on the Avenue last night
and she had him arrested. The court imposed O
fine of $40 or 30 days.
Policeman Breen last night rafded a notorious
house kept in Slate alley, between 18th and 18th
streets and and streets and captured the col
ored proprietreSS, Maggie Smith, and number OF
her female dodgers. In the Police Court to-day
Maggie was charged with keeping an fll-governed
and disorderly house. and was sent to Jail for 60
days In default OF SIS.
Maggie Ford, alias Martha Johnson, the colored
girl who was before the court few days ago for
stealing a lot OF clothing and money. was sent to
jail this morning In default OF $500 bonds to appear
before the grand jury on charge OF second Of.
tense OF petit larceny,
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District Goyerumcut afsatr..

Mr.. j. ii. Wilkerson and others cali the Commits
sioners attention TO the existence or several build.
lngs Ia an alley In square $50 dangerous TO life and
health, and ask that they be removed.
Mr.. j. Harrison Johnson, vice president Great
Falls Ice company, IN a note 10 the Commissioners
tween G and Water street southwest, and asks
that the old pavement be removed and the grade
dropped some and then replaced.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ASSESSORS
The Commissioners this afternoon received the
assessors report for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1882 1t shows the total number OF licenses
issued was 1923, and the amount paid for them 70
the collector OF taxes ti23, 7.52, and gives de-
tailed statement OF the number TO each business
This amount was S22,0 60 less than last year, and
the falling on is almost entirely on licenses to
commercial agents, who paid SIS 033 last year and
only SIG. SS3.56 this year. This caused by de.
clslon or the attorney for the District that
"owneiS Of goods are not liable for q license as
800 persons have maze oaths in this Office that
they are either manufacturers or owners OF the
goods they proposed to sell 10y sample. and this
Office has no means OF detecting those who did 80
fraudulently. The report treats fully on LIQUOR
licenses, certificates assessment branch, altera-
lions OF tax books, amount OF taxes for 1Ss2- 1898
personal tax, new assessment, arrears OF taxes,
new District Offices, corrections OF Tax books and
accounts, county maps, old corporation taxes, &C.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The commissioners to-day approved the issue OF
liquor licenses to the following persons :-Rudolph
Blufus, Joshua Clark, Patrick L. Culsick, William
Dfetz. Michael Flynn, Edmund Fitzgerald, Gilbert
Garrison. CornelIa HoTigan, Henry Hoderman,
john Mckenna, Thomas Mclaughlin, VIM. meal
lister, John b. Rueth, Reuben RowZee, l. Van
Rlswick and b. Young.
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ID ED.

DAVIS. On Monday, October the Esd, 1882 ct
O'Clock at his late residence, No 1924 Boundary
northwest JAMES T., of James and Martins
T. Davis. aged TWENTY-FIVE years aud twenty-one
days.
We loved him, yes. no tongue can ten
How much loved him and how well.
God loved him. too, and he best
To take our brother home TO rest.
Funeral services be held at Mt Zion NJ. z. Church.
on Wednesday, October 25th. at p. Friends and
INGRAHAM. Departed this life Tuesday morning.
October oath, 1885,, WILLIAM ID. INGRAHAM. ola
and we'll known ciGzen OF this city. He loving
husband kind. indueent father, and faithful Chrio.
tan. q member of John Wesley M. 4. Zion Church,
aged seventy one years.
Dearest father, thou hast left ua
We thy loss mcet deeply feel
But It's God that hath bereft us,
He can al our sorrows heal.
His funeral win take place Friday, 9th instant G
p m and his remains Will he rested At the aboye.
Streets ut IL O'Clock a. m.
LEESN1TZER. On the evening Of October 29d. 1854.
EDWARD j. LEESNlIZER, In the forty sixth yeaR -
his age.
Funeral from his late residence No. l2s Easvsnn
street southwest ON Thursday. at = o'clock p -
Obituary.
Tho death Of Mr.. WIN. B. INGRAHAM, q wen knOuD
citizen Of the District took place this morning 8
street northwest af protracted illness. Mr. lngx1
ham was old citizen Of this District and seveutY-D
years Of He born in Charles county. Nd
and quite young at the time Of his Gaming to WoGnp
sengcr In the United States Coast eurvY ospaEe.
ment for thirty Ave yesra and s(d1 employed 0o4U
to the time Of his DEATH He leaves VIE end 0vo g
dren 10 mourn his Ion
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The GuiteaU Family Scandal.
MRS. sCovILLE THINKS HER HUSBAND A MONO


At the examination into Mrs. Scovflle's mental
condition yesterday in Chicago, DrJames g. Kler-
nan, OF that city, testified that he believed her
insane. He also believed Charles j. and John W.
Guiteau insane. He was one OF the witnesses IN
the Gulteau trial DR.. w. r. Lewis a neighbor of
the Scoyllles, thought her epileptic fits indicated
insanity. At this point the prosecution rested
their case, and Mrs ScOville took the stand. Her
testimony was a rehearsal OF her married life and
troubles which had resulted from the act OF Gu.
teau. She considered Mr.. Scovfe a monomaniao
on the subject OF moving, he having moved SIX
times I'm two years. He was also ION" on the
subject OF Jealousy. He objected TO her keeping
the same doctor for any length OF time for fear
she should fall I'm love with him. once he sat ON
the side OF her bed all night trying to make her
sign paper for their separation. John Scoville
had told her that her husband had put up q
Job" TO get her into an insane asylum Scovillo
had once asked her IL she would be willing to be
proved insane 70 save her brother. Scoville, she
said, had once confessed TO familiarity with mar.
ried women. and she denied ever having kissed
the man Earle. Al this point the hearing Was
adjourned.
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DETAILED AocouSr on TWO RACES /,


The first race at Ivy City to-day, mentioned n
the frst edition. one mile, was well contested by
brunswick and Bootjack, the favorfte. The start
was made about quarter past one. Blush Rose
Jumped away ahead and led TO the turn where
she gave away 10 the better metal OF Bootiack and
brunswick. The other horses were running in q
strihG behind. AT the third quarter BootJack and
lrGnSwick were struggling for the lead, ana
brunswick showed up in front The race down
the homeStretcn was very pretty. Bootiack
him al the Distance pole Boosc SH aa pa sss
beating Brunswick 10y length. Springfield was
third, Blush Rose fourth, Harry Cow NTH and
tranNle d. sixth Time, l:l5. French Pools paid
50 cents
THE SECOND EVENT
The Autumnal handicap, Is miles, the second
race, was considered by sporting men the chief
event OF the day. or the twelve horses entered,
there was but six starters-Check mate, Glenmore,
Ida Stanhope. Fair Count Gen. Monroe ana Com.
penSatlon. The horses started in bunch, but &C
the halt mile Gen. Monroe, the fayorite. led by q
length the other horses running In a solid squad.
ron behind. In this order the swept past the
grand stand, at the end OF the Third quarter,
Checkmate made a strong effort 70 ride Monroe
down, but without avail. There was little change
until the horses reached the home stretch, when
Compensation drew up beside Monroe. There was
a desperate struggle between the two horses the
jockeys plying WHIP and spur with all the energy
that underground Jockeys were capable Of A
lew rods from the line compensation stretched
OFT her neck ana crossed nearly half a length
ahead. The time was posted as 3:ll; Compensa-
ton nrst, Gen. Monroe second. Fair Count third,
Checkmate fourth, Stanhope NTH and Glenmore
sixth. French Pools paid s2o0e0.
Fourth Race at Ivy City To-Day
Fourth race-First heat: Monarch, first; Helen
Wallace, second; Duke OF Montalban third. Time
l46
Before the FIRST race to-day the bookmakers
We're freely Offering 10 on Bootjack as a win.
ner, with few takers. The President and members
OF the Cabinet did not attend this afternoon as
was expected. Senator Johnston, OF w. Va, Com.
missioner missioner OF Patents Marble, Commander Robley
| Evans, U. 5. N, Mr.. Jesse Brown DR. Mcdonald
chlet OF the money-order Office, and other promi.
nent personages were In the quarter-stretch
| legion.
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Young Lady's Peril.
HER ENCOUNTER WITH NEGRO BURGLAR IN HER


HER ENCOUNTER WITH NEGRO BURGLAR IN HER
ROOM AT NIGHT.
Last Wednesday morning, about O'clock a
daughter of Mr. j. K. Edwards, an employe in the
U. s. Senate, was awakened at her fathers dwell
ing, on the Hamilton road, about mile-and-a-
| half from Uniontown by brutal looking negro In
her room. Her fright so overcame her that She
could not make an alarm, but, soon recovering
herself she asked him what he wanted, fearing TO
alarm the house. he might XIII her at one cut OF
few feet and took a seat on the foot OF the bed.
she asked s6e,n him III II he wanted her money.
drawer 'ep TOOK from it her purse our and
handed him two Treasury notes, stating IL
was "a, all she had, and telling him to go.
ment as IL to catch hold OF her, when she sum-
moned oil the courage she could and suddenly
rushed out into the hall towards the room occu-
pied by her parents, giving a scream and falling
Senseless to the nOor This awakened her father
ana mother, who were quickly by her side,
could make them understand the situation
Her father FASTENED down stairs and struck a
opened. and pair Of old shoes which the negro
had left near the same, when he entered the
house. but the villain had fed taking with him the
the young lady had given him. Mr. Edwards had
been IN the habit or closing his house himself but
somehow on that night he had inadvertently left
the shutters to this window open and nothing
was easier than TO raise the window as the negro
did did He lighted small coal OH lamp,
snd had ne in tSe roo Of 'a ahs wh him
In passing the daughter in the hall, when he es-
capped by her, the edge OF his razor came In con-
ing it to bleed some The parents did not see the
Intruder at ALL and the girl is not clear about his
description, only that he was meanly dressed, like
tramp, very black, with nat nose. and very bru-
tai looking. The parents kept the matter secret
TO all except the police In order that the villain
timely paolicasion would have put people on the
lookout for him.
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T,Hos. J. FISHER s CO.. Auctioneers.

EAEGuI0RS SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DMEILiNG HOUSE, ON +, NEAR SEVENTH
SIREET NQRTHWEST AND LARGE VACANT
THE WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS
~ On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER THIR- *,
front OF the premises, by virture Of the power s:a
Vested IN me 10y the VII OF the late James Kennedy
i - feet inehes on street aud extending back with
proved by substantial three-story brick residence
ON the alley. ~ A s'"o'c
At FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, THE SAME DAY. in
front OF the premises shall sell part of Lot No. in
street west near north 'C street with depth Of loo
ldents house. - Wv ee
Terms oneSthird IN CASH the remainder in one and
on the premises deposit of 800 on each piece of
property viii be required at the time of sale Convey
ancing at cost Of purchaser Terms of sale to be com
piled with within seven days properly viii be re-
sold at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
o21-d&ds G. e. REMEDY Executor
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Attempted Assassination Of King Milan
by a Woman

Yesterday an insane woman fired twice without
effect at King Milan, OF Servia, In tie cathedral
at Belgrade. After the attempt Queen Natalie,
who was with the king in the cathedral, tainted,
and was carried in unconscious condition TO
the palace. The king accompanied her thither
and then returned 10 the church unattended, ana
remained until the end OF the service. The bullet
wounded female spectator The bystanders beat
the kings asSailant until the minister OF war In
terfered. She is the widow OF Col. Jefrew Marko-
witch, who was executed, with several other riot
erS, In May, 1873, by order OF Milan She has been
suffering from melancholla ever since the eXecu-
tlon OF her husband, and she hardly be consid-
cred responsible for her actions.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF BRICK HOUSES AND
STORES, Nos. 81 AND 50 BRIDGE STREET,
GEORGETOWN, DC.
TwENTY-FOUETH, 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK, E:
viii sell at public auction In front of the
ises part of Lot 90 in Beas first addition to George
town. fronting on south side of Bridge street thirty
four feet nine inches, with depth of ninety-one feet
improved by two large Brick Dwelling Houses with
Storerooms, being Nos. 81 and So Bridge street.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in one two and
three years. notes to bear six cent interest payable
semi Dnually and to be secured by deed of trust
all cash at purchasers option. Terms to be complied
with in days. otherwise resale at risk and
purchaser Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost.
A deposit of $500 required at sale.
MARTHA ID. ABBOTT, Executrix
CIAS. G.. DUNCANSON, Executor,
o17-d&ds of estate of Geo. d. Abbott decreased
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The Terrible Tyuhoou nj Manila

MADRID, Oct 24-An official dispatch from
Manila, dated the 2lSt instant, states that the
typhoon destroyed all the wooden and matched
houses and carried away the iron and tiled roofs
OF the others. Sixty thousand families are home
less The barracks, hospitals, government of ces
and factories were destroyed. The loss OF life.
however, was relatively small. Malasan and
Boulacan were also devastated. Commune alton
Is interrupted between Manila and the other
towns on the Island OF Luzon.
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RICORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE.
RESTORES NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILI-
IVY. LOSS OF MANLY YIGOk 70

This infaIibe remedy has been scrutinized and en-
corsed by the Academy of Medicine, of Paris, and
Tested Tor half century by the medical celebrities Of
other poisons, and Is purely veeefable
pin. For sale BY CHRfsTf1NI, DruggisI .2s4 Penn
savanna avenue, washington, where descriptive cir
cular9 can be had None genuine without the private
DR.. s.. B. SigesmOnd.
NOTICE.
HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
OE DIR. RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE, AND
IIb HE Z R 14s FOR IT HAVING GREATLY IN:
DREAMED WITHIN THE LAST FIVE YEARS IN
IHEs6TATES AN NOW ENABLED TO REDUCE
TIE PRICE MORE THAN ONE HALF. AND THUS
k1aAEE IHl3 REMEDY WITHIN REACH OF ALL.
PRICE PER BOZ q. y AND $50. sol
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Attempt Of Burglars TO Blow Up a
Bank Vault.

ORANGE, MASS, Oct. 2I.-An attempt was made
last night to rob the National bank at Conway.
An expert IS now at work trying to open the vault,
which Is badly wrenched by the gunpowder explo-
sion. Until the vault is open no accurate knowl-
edge OF the work done by the thieves can be had.
A special to the Union from Conway states that
the vault OF the national bank contained unsigned
$40 and $50 TO the amount OF So $50, and less than
$4,000 besides. The burglars escaped with team
stolen from Quicker & Cooks barn.
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quent conferences between Mr.. Jay Hubbell and
Secretary Henderson, OF the republican congress
s10nal committee, with Secretary Chandler, IL is
inferred, and it is not improbable, that the
latter has taken hold OF the management OF the
CAMPAIGN.
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r T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 1121, WITH STABLE
ON THE EAST SIDE OF TENTH STREET BE-
TWEEN AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to us, dated April
18th, 1877 and duly recorded in hber No. 849 folio Al:
sos. of the land records of the District
umba and by direction Of the party secured. will
sell at public auction in front of the premises at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
4 &C.. lsd IWENTI-sIX1H. 1882. lots numbered
herds recorded subdivision of lots 49, "a and o. in Ca
den recorded subdivision Of three hundred and
sixty mine $685. in the City of Washington, District of
Colunba; together with the improvements consisting
OF nne threestory brick residence with bay window
all modern improvements, large stable
Terms third cash: balance in one two and three
years with SIX per cent interest payable semi-annualy
or an casn at the purchasers option. Conveyancing
ana recording at purchasers cost 500 deposit Terms
90 pe compiled with In one week after SALE the Trus-
ices the right to resell at the risk and cost Of de-
BRA1NARD II. WARNER,
olI-d&ds IVORY q. KIMBAII. Trustees.
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Latest kilograms to The Star.
Nan,ina1cd for Cannrcss

NEw YORK, October 24-The ninth district
county democratic congressional convention has
nominated John Hardy for Congress Mr.. Hardy
has already received the Tammany and Irving
Hall nominations.
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VIM. r WOODWARD,
oc7-dSds ASP Louisiana avenue,

~ ON ACCOUNT OF TIE INDICTMENT WEA
Their the above sale is postponed until the hour
TUHSDAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF OC
TOBER, 1882.
RODOIP PIE CLAUGHTON, Sr.
o19-d&15 WM. r. WOODWARD, hAus'ees'
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Two Rrutal Outravcs

Lubane. negro barber, met Norwegian girl on
the road and ravShed her In the most brutal ma H.
ner. He then rode on about mile, entered the
house OF Conductor Sam Barbank, OF the Mani
toba railroad, and outraged Mrs. Barbank. a
party is In pursuit of him.
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VJNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND FRAME HOUSE.
ON SOUTH d STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND

ON SOUTH D STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS WEST
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 9th dayH.,
of November. A. u. 1876, recorded in Liber No i;H
o33 folio AT. ct seq the undersigned trustees will
sell. to the highest bidder, the premises, THURS
DAY, THE TWENTY-sJX1H DAY OF OCTOBER
1852, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, part
hundred and eighty situated in the city OF Washington
District OF Columbia, according to the public plat
thereof beginning for the same at a point on south %
street nine 311Oo feet east Of the southwest
said lot two. and running thence eastWardly on the
north line of street thirteen 100 feet thence north
at right angles to street one hundred feet or
less to alley thence the line lot
two thirteen SOL feet and thence south in straight
together with the improvements ct cetera as i'm the
SAID deed mentioned. To be sold subject to taxes and
assessments.
Terms of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money and
the expenses of sale in cash. and the residue In six and
twelve months with interest at six per cent per annum
be secured the property Sold or all cash at the
purchasers option. Conyeyancin2 and recording af
the purchasers cost.
ol3-dSds IHOS. HYDE trustees.
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The will OF the widow OF ex- President Fillmore n
TO be contested by her Brooklyn cousins Tho
property is valued at 1925 600
Rev. w. L. Woodruff, minister OF the Reformed
Episcopal church, has been held for the grand
jury, In Baltimore, for opening private letters
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rINHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
pi s$F tot CoSm6a passed in Eguy cause No
sale at pubic auction in front OF the premises and ct
ing real estate situate In the District Of o9
on TIT TBS IsbAY the ,N,dINETEENTH DAY OF &C
seven tl in square numbered six hundred and thirty
tour 6S, Immediately thersaftsr Lot 80 and 100 feet
avenue and Immediately thereafter lot numbered two
l in block numbered three o. of Howard UniveI-
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: Onefourth
eana instruments pay able respectively at SIX twelve
ard eighteen months IRON day q sale, with interest
secured BY notes Of and deed trust on the
said no Be Wh ~ With aG ona
from day Of SALE the property will be resod risk and
such safe epps n if be ye da n9dn
sale of each of said lots. All ancing at
RoDoIPHE CLAUGHToN,
VIM. r. WOODWARD. trustees.
oc7-d&ds ASP Louisiana avenue J
ss ON ACCOUNT OF TIE INCLEMENT wEA-
er the aPoye sale is Until the sane hour
ToBER. iss5. NE "hNi A-fo0hih DAi of w.
RODOI PIE CIAUGHTON, sr.o.
ol9-dSis WM. r. WOODWARD, tiiuS'ees'
TENHos. ]. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers.
FWf sAE or srHHT VEST 5EAh
NORTH AND STREETS.
AndTer joyce AGAINST Mary " bhisy
trix. ct al No 597, viii sell It public auction. IN
FOURTH DAYOF OCTOBER, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK
r. NJ, part of Lot No IS in squara Ne 300 beginning
for the 18th street feet from the line
II Lot No 10, running thence south to said lot 49,
thence west with the line of said lot 10 feet thence
north 81 feet tn east 100 feet to beginning i'm.
proved by large brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale One-third 90 purchase money cash:
balance Of purchase money to be paid in equal
ents in SIX twelve and eighteen months from day of
se to bear interest from day OF SALE for which pur-
chaser to give pronissory notes with a surety or
suretes to be approved by the Trustees purchaser
or purchasers can pay all purchase money in cash
day OF sale or on ratification thereof by the On
ratification OF sale and payment of purchase money
(and not before) Trustees will convey property pur
chaser or purchasers deposit of $50 each piece
OF property sold will lie required when the property
knocked down to the purchaser The terms of sale
must he complied with within ten days from day of sale
property viii be advertised and sold at cost and
risk of purchaser. All convey ancing at cost Of pur
chaser.
MARTIN +. MORRIS,
1906 st. NV. I r,,.o.,
WILLIAM j. MILLER, { Afussees
o1O-d&ds 4S6 La ave
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The Walking Match.

THE THREE O'CLOCK SCORE.
NEW YORK, Oct as D. m.-Hughes, 2i1 miles,
laps; Hazael, 200 mikes; ROwell, 200 miles, lap
Hart. 1874 miles; Fitzgerald, 100 miles; Noremac,
lsb miles; Herty, lS2 miles; Panchot, 169 miles;
Nint, $50 miles.
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4 T. GOODWILL. aucuoneer.

By virtue Of two cf fierl facias, issued out "a
of the Clerks OIc2 Of the supreme Court Of the ~
District % Columbia, aud To directed VIII st Il -
at puzzle sale. for cash. in front II the Court house
doors # said District on SATURDAY, the fOLRIH
DAY OF Nov MBtE, 1882. It TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, the fcIowug-Gescritef property W.T. All John
F. Burch right title claim and interest III aud tn the
eastern teet front OF lot No b. square No 81 by
the depth Of said iOt together With al and sing lar tn
improvements thereon, IN tle Cts OF Washington ID.
e.. zei and levied uIOn the property of John +
Bureh. and viii b. sold " satisfy cGtipnp os. IS
ard : 3D. favor John J. NCCo lam of Franz
b smith and Solomon j. Fame rSe Of frank Il.
Smith. IL X'i SHARP,
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The New Pension Office Site

The commission to select a site for the new
pension Office has reported In favor OF site In the
northern part Of Judiciary square. The selection
was ratified at the Cabinet meeting to-day.