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The Garfield Fair.

LADIES IN CHARGE OF BOOTHS TO-DAY
The Following ladies were In charge of the booths
during the day:-Iowa-Mrs. Gen. Williamson:
afternoon, Mrs. H. G. Crosby New York-Morn.
Ing, Mrs. Glesburne; afternoon, Mrs. H. c. Pear
son; evening, Mrs. Hustled. Kansas-Morning.
Mrs. d. j. Evans; afternoon, Mrs. NJ A. Rudolph:
evening, Miss H. Hezog. Illinois-Morning, Mrs.
FasSett; afternoon, Mrs. Lyon; evening" Mrs. GEN
Logan Ohio-Evening. Mrs. Fracker. Mrs. Forte,
MSS MSS Kobinson: Pennsylvania-Morning, Mrs
son Paxton: evening. Mrs. j. G. Johnston
She sm%lsy n Gst District of Column
Colourn, Mrs. w. I. Johnston. Indiana-Morn-
ing, mrs. Cheshire; afternoon, Mrs Barnard; even
Tracy; afternoon, Mrs. Tyler; evening, Mrs Ly-
man. New Jersey-Mrs WomelL Arkansas
Morning, Mrs Bartlett; afternoon. Mrs j. K.
Jones; evening, Mrs. S. W. Dorsey.
THE TENNESSEE BOOTH
In previous reports regarding this booth no
mention has been made OF its most attractive
features, such as fine painting, "The Awakening
or Spring." by Tennessean, loaned by Gen
Wright; "Christmas Morning." "Juliet," and
large vases, painted by Mrs R. Colburn. of Mary
land, together with number OF choice al ticles in
bronze and rechere, and elegant French ARTIFICIAL
flowers from the establishment OF Mr. Semken.
VINO mas donated picture OF Garfield, surrounded
by wreath OF the late Presidents hair other
EXHIBITS OF much interest are an autographfc
SILK quilt on which Lincoln, Garfield and
other eminent men have written their names:
beautiful specimens OF natural and artificial fruit.
exquisite dolls, two superb rifles, and hosts of
tasteful and decorative articles. Among the at
tendants at the booth are some beautiful young
ladies, who are attired in Kate Greenaway cos.
tunes. Maryland, having no separate booth. is
consolidated with Tennessee, and is represented
ey Mrs johnson, Mrs R Colburn and Miss Gar
rettSOn.
The artist, Mrs. r. Colburn, has on exhibition IN
the rotunda the following pictures: "ErIu.n an
categorical picture; "Falls OF Loeb TUNNEL" Scot
land AZ by 8 feet, hung over main entrance OF ro-
tunda, and two portraits OF ladies, (all In rotun-
da) In tennessee and Maryland booth, Christ
mas Morning." flowers, and two large vases.
the Mary Commandery OF Philadelphia have en-.
gagged quarters at the Arlington. and the St John
Commandery at the EbbitI 1t is estimated that
there will be about 1900 Knights Templar In the
parade. Thursday and Friday will be the great
days OF the fair. The managers have already sold
eOOO tickets to the school children this city and
alexandra, and the orders are still coming in
large number OF people with their lunch bas-
day.
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In The Criminal Court this afternoon nenf "
frltchett indicted In four cases for forgery pIra.
ed not guilty ana gave bail in 81 600 In one case
ana his personal recogniZance In the others
Louis 7. Bart, charged with violating the inter-
nal revenue laws 10y reusing cigar stamps. was
found not guilty.
James 4. Shea, indicted for passing obscene mat
In $50. 1850
with Intent TO Kill Sidney Mcfarland and f. IL
Lengebach, guards at the Jail. was sentenced 20
the penitentiary at Buffalo, y. Y, for two years
In the FIRST case, and sentence suspended In the
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Political Notes.

The Virginia state board or canvassers yester.
DAY awarded certificates as follows: Third dis.
trics, George ID. Wise deny; 4th, Hooper, (coaIi-
1onl; 9th, Tucker, DENY; 9TH, Paul (coalition,:
Sth, Barbour. (dem) In the 9th district there
being no objection, the certificate Will be awarded
70 Bowen, (coalitionisr) The ,st, I'd ard SIN dis
contest before the board, were postponed until
to-day.
special grand Jury has been summoned nv
Judge Hughes OF the U. S. district court at Rich
mond, for December 4, to investigate the alleged
frauds committed at the late election for Com
greSSmen In Virginia
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pUNCASsoS BROS auet sio street mo 0 ,hIs<t;
CHOM IS DOWLING. Auc;louee-.

YAIUABtE BUILDING IGT on THE NORTH
SID or + SIR Fl BETW ~ TMfH !,
iiESt AND I'VE TN-SECOND STREETS
MOTH IS Al AC&T,OE.
On lTLSDAY, Nov E1;IitR TWENTY e-ess.
f1GH II. 1879. 1T FOUR O'CLOCK p Vi, IN [.55sS
front Of re rri>eS. shat; sii the half -
Lot A. n -; az s. having from; If about 81 ee by
depth ~ ab ut lIS feet, Ice ted : 5 above
1erIn~ t'Tir-tiHrt cash balance at six and twelve
months Win notes b6a-ir" interest. and secured hv
dee't OF ;Ti'st IN property 4. 81 ccnveyaucIu Sc
1t purct2sers cost. One hundred dollars deposit re-
Qulred IA tine OF sale.
n93-itS THOMAS DOWNING auc+ionaar
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District Government Affair.".

The Commissioners to-day granted permission
% capt. q. Mckinney, jr, commanding Alex andria
Light Infantry, TO enter the District armed and
equipped to participate In the military parade
next Friday.
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MRS. MELVILLE CONSULTING WITH HER Council
Mrs. Melville and her daughter Maud visited Mr.
James n. Heverin, Mrs Melville's counsel I'm PHIL
adephia yesterday. Mr.. Heyertn, spe sking or the
interview, said IL WAS his intention TO get FOR Mira
Melville all the rights which the courts will allow
The physicians who signed the certificate for her
in the Morristown insane asylum
would be held responsible.
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VOUNG MEN

VOUNG MEN.
u AZ y"i have fled 10 receive proper tFe:tnentIn
esses % Chro-ic DiEssses such as leat Disease. Kid
ney CsnI Et,i Ser socs Debility Impotency Cr Pie
6sfure DecSY Seminal Weakness, Oyspepsia. Nervous
eySauhity Re-, seEd SaIops foE Qresoas 10:
Sei-sxSriinAron and cur new book
The Laws OF IIrE And uEA.fx."
ecoxcs Eecsetayy. Medical snd SurRicai Ins.ltutA.
- 1ts East t3t1 sscsek New Tory
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MATRIMONIAL INsuRANcE.-The l.w officer OF the
Post Onice department has rendered a decision
which prohibits matrimonial insurance concerns
from using tie registered letter or money-orier
systems OF the postal service in the transaction OF
their business VI
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ID ED.

CARRAHAR. On Monday, November 27th 1882 n
IL oc.ock after sAort illness of ten day OF peurisy
at his late residence. No. $40 Sixth street souihWes
THoNAs CAkhAHAR. aged forty eight years. lS-
tine last 32 years resident OF the District.
Funeral viii take place from 81. Dominica Church,
sharp.
SOLEAU. On Monday. November 27th lss2 q
io'So AM. CAIHARINE SOLEAU. widow of Dsvlf
Funeral win take place from ST. Aloysius church A
are requested 20 attend.
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WHITE GIRL MARRIED TO A BLACK MAN.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is in an uproar over a discover
just MADE mat Owen j. Turner, jet black colored
man, and Malinda Roberts, white girl, were re.
Gently married In that city by the Rev. Mr. Balm A
colored clergyman, The license was obtained
from Judge Foley on November Ia by the party
obtaining IL swearing that they were both col
ofe0- The girl comes or a respectable family The
police are looking for the Rev. Mr.. Balm, but ne
mas ieft the city for parts unknown. The married
pair have also abSconded.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

SPECIAL SALE OF NOQUETTE. ADMINISTER.
WILLOW, BODY AND TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
CARPETS.
., On v kDN ESDAf MORNING, NOVEMBER TWEEN
suction rooms, shall sell, without reserve fr class
asOrt, ut Of the above goCs VIII CHI all of h best
manufacture and latest patterns. and will be sold in
lots 20 silt purchasers ON exhibition day pri to sale
nj DIS THOMAS DOWfiNC. arct
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Railroad Matters i'm the West

CHICAGO. Nov. S.-It is stated that fast trains
are contemplated between here and St Paul, TO be
put on next summer. by the Northwestern and
Milwaukee AMI St Paul roads. The trains leaving
chicago at $3.50 In the morning will arrive In St
Paul at $3.50 the same evening. It is authorize
lively stated that c. C. Wheeler, OF the Atchison
topeka and Santa Fe road, declined to become
arbitrator in the western pools
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CURE CURE Foe MALARIA.
CkVOy INA TOY " TnNYC,


Sure cEre FOR STA in al its stages also 70.
Coughs. Colds Bronchitis Asthma. aud all diseases 81 as
Throat and Lungs; and the only remedy this. Is beiief
SAN OF IOi L, ROCr CAs D.. MAGNESIA aDd
te- medic nsls bcncfcis III above Diseases the ass
being the pu-es; r. and Rye Wliskies. Harmless and
very pea,an: 10 ssls. Tryit F'rss'e by oil drussis.
and s-cccrs 81 Ie- quar- bottle. The trade supplied
81 liberal discount r. Barbour Ham top and frank
ylnIas. Elso:.s'ls Groce7s; anG Sole Agens IF this
ChSrest,n s. c.. cole Manufacturers aud PropretorA
02u-s l.tf.s
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PECAN INDIANS 10 BIZ PURSUED AND PUNISHED
The Indian bureau is Informed that In obedience 70
orders Major Merrill Of the q. s. army, has visited
the Crow Indian agency and made arrangements
calculated 70 put a. stop TO tho raids OF
upon the Crows These ARRANGEMENTS
are that as soon as the agent at the Crow agency
mas lnio1maro on o. a rsid on his people he shall
raiders and follow them up until the stolen prup-
erty b reca2tured and tho raiders taken OF die-
pereed. H0 shall also notify the U.4 cavalry
camps at saltwater and Boul1ee. aA1 he cayalV
win CO opofAee u pursuing The E111agk
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V,HOMAs DOWLING. Auctioneer.

FfVhOMAS DOWLlNG, Auctioneer.
THE LARGE FRANZ MARKET HOUSE, 4oxcOo
FEE1, WITH BRICK floor, IRON COLUMNS
aSD IN ROOF; STREET. BEIWEEN SEC
OND AND THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST,
Guy OF VA: HINGTON. DC, WILL BE
SOLD AT Public AUCTION ON FRIDAY, DE-
CEHBER FIRST 1882, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Iarfls pu, lsing VIII have three months 10 re- -,
stands. f "A ~ i4.:l
Terms cash.
by orotr oi the Board Of Conrni Isionera y. G.
q. j. LYUECKER,
-, =, Ma1or of Engineers, u. A.
h.i-dts Engineer Commissioner. b. C
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DoubIe->hcc, r,-,,orro,y.

Another douole-sheet STAR VIII be ISSUED to-
morrow. Advertisers win confer favor by SEMI
ing In their orders eary.
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GEN. II. G. WRIGHT, chief OF engineers, has re-.
turned from s. tour OF INSPECTION OF the works on
the Mississippi river, south OF st. Louis. WV
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OUNCANsOS BROS, Anctioneers.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF REAL ESTATE. ON N
Str! Ell NORTHWEST, BETWEEN TWENTY
THIRD AND TWENTY FOURTH STREETS.
by Virtue OF deed Of trust, dated 18th July, A. ~,
d. 1872 and recorded in Liter 79i. folio i36 :a
OF the land record for the District Of Columbia LII
and at request of the party secured will sell at pub
nc auction IN front of the premises FRIDAY, DE-
NJ. part of Lot numbered seventeen 40. in square
numbered thirty-six $3.50, the city of
Washington, D.. c., 1egiuniny for the same at
point on the north ire of said 10, fourteen Q4 feet
from the northwest of sale Lot and run thence
due east with north line of said Lot and within street
sixteen S feet six 90 inches thence south parallel TO
west line or said Lot hundred feet thence west six
teen feet six inches thence north one hundred feet 10
the beginning with the improvements consisting of
four room Frame House.
Terms of sale. OHe-thi cash: balance in six and
twelve months, with interest secured by trust on the
properly SIUO deposit at time of sale Ccnveyancing
at purchaser cost Terms 10 be complied with in
days or property will be resold at purchasers cost
WILLIAM A. GORDON, ,r.
n1Sd&ds WILLIAM KING, Aruhte-s.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIALS AND
LABOR
DFPART>,r-xI ny rurJxrrp1,

bEPAfINiSI INTERIOR. !
OfFICE uF SUPP KvISING B. NGrxt Err ASD AR.urTrrcr
tIEE-IGOpF BUILDING For p NsIoS OFFIcF
No 1916 STREET n W
WASHINGTON. j.. G. ov l. 1850
Separ- & Sealed Proposals l receive a; Nh: nfCe
I'll NOON IN "A fURDAY. THE SECOND DsY or
DEt'<EE; 1882. ter furnishing and deiiver:Is al
ihe s!sc g. - pew Pension building Ju, .iciary
SIuaFe- IN thl> CITY, Foundation Stone Broken Stone
Tor Concerto Bricks. Cement. Lime. Send. Coloring
matter Tor NortaTs; TerTa-cC;ta Consoles Brackets
and Plaster e. ~, and fog Excavation and Grazing for
81 labor ~ laying Concrete FoGrda tion for al abr in
Bu1ldlg Foundation and Cellar Malls Of Eub!e Stone
ant Tor al labor IN Laying Briefs reqnIrel for the CON
etructlon oi tlreP Proc GIg for the Unit ii States
kensia Oi.ice-
Specifications may be obtained from this Office
VI. G. NEIGS,
supervising F. gineer and Architect
n4,9. "a - % - 1T i5Nt Iai. Gen. L. :. A.
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MO CURE NO PAY.-WHITEHURST'S ClDaR
1NbALSAM IL warranted - Coughs. Colca.
Group. Throat an Lung Diseases, &c. Six rops dosa
Try IT not satisfied return the empty bottle and guf
your money back. Sold By al d-uggsts' Proc 25c.
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1HCR$DAY BEING THANKSGIVING DAY OUR
RItsGLA X f kII ST RE SALE WILL. TAKE
~ AZ On WE'D sESDAY, NOVEMBER IWkN
Ii-N1N1H. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK
In the sale Will be foGnd general collection of new
anu secC,-d hand Psror end haInber Suites Sets
L3une9s. Nahcg$ny B9okcas-s, Mattresses, Ward
hand Carpets number OF excellent Heating and ok
ing Stoves, Blankets Comforts invoice of iinware
&c, with an assortment Of other goods Additions So
Gctei. CHA, WEEKS Salesman
nZt-2t Late with DuhcansOu Bros.
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PROPOSALS.
Di.CP0SALS FOR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ESGEAvING; AND PgINTN

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
November 9Th. ISS2.t
Sealed Proposals will b. received at this office until
JNf IL T. O'CLOCK NJ, WEDNESDAY, DEi;EN-
BfE SlA II. 1882 for supplies neeled by this Bureau
CURING TIE six months from Jsauary lst t. June seth
1883, of articles In the following claSsesDry Golr-
OILS Che I'Cals; TypOr4 .Iicsl IL ks Textiles Iaper
BINDERS Nat rals; Dextrinc GrUcers Sun DIR es Bank
Steel Pa - and Rolls, Glue and Twine: Hardware
Iron ard Brass Castings; Gas and Steam FITTINGS
InLD-r. HorSt Feed Ice, and Coal and Wood.
BiaDk : rms Tor proposals. articles Of any class
win information as To qualities quantities and condi-
lions. VII be furnished application to the under
sl2ed PROP .-as on each item will be considered
searaey and preference given to articles of domestic
IiOu' tpil or nanIfacture, udltiOEs of price and
guaHtt beiH2 equal AZ ii = not convenient t. II
IarSc ply OF goods III The Bureau, orders the ac-
cepte bidders vii lie made time time the
actCa need may Dc determined, and. rule for not
less than The quantities specified tn schedules
Those desiring banks and Information must specify
on which class of articles they qualified to Dr1IO.e
= eWaiu VIII be made only 10 established ctur
ers OF or lea ers in the articles eelett.
ne F-il - waive defects and 10 reject az bids
u Reserved. -. H IRISH
thiel bureau In -r-vinE and Printing,
"t-ia"ot Washington. D. c.
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Nor NEsBITr But RIA.-Mr. Hugh Nesbitt.
prospective victim OF the axe, is not now q clerk
In the law Office, he having been transferred TO
another branch OF the Post Office depa: tment II
appears that those who startei the runlOr con-
founded Mr. Nesbltt with Judge Rea, law clerk OF
the department. JUDGE Ray, II is said, is In dam
ger on account OF various rulings he has made
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IHE GARFIELD BOARD OF AUDIT.-The Garfield
board Of audit held meeting at the Treasury de-
partment this afternoon and took testimony In
such OF the as were ready for their consider
alton. claim was received to-day from James
GOODWIN, OF Boston, for SIS for an invalid bee.
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NJ ARRlEn

Neutrality-suspicious.. On Wednesday November
22d lsS2 at Trinity r IL Church IrSington. y; =,
RAN, Of Washington, u. c., to FRANC J., da,rhteS
OF James Eston, esq. of the former place. No cards.
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!55OTH
IOPULaR MONTHLY DRAWING
CF TEE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 90

III the city Of t.1rIS yiIle on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3try 1852
1hesc drawings occur I.-atay (Suriays eyt.>>teN
kentucky. e"iS VI
The INTEL States CjrcI,;t Court CT, March 81 ,.,
GereG the fCi!otlTS decision. - 80"
First-Ih%t the Commonwealth distribution CON-
rsny r lel-ll. WA
S<coud--itS drawings are r.i-.
1tls co;iSny has now ON hand large reserve Cuul
lex. vluliy the iist OF ~ zes for tn, - " 'A'
NOVEMBER. DRAINING
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1T WAS SAID at the Post ONCE department TO-
day In regard to reported contemplated removals
OF officials that II these are intended the DEPART
ment has, as yet, no information concerning them
The Postmaster General has not been notified of
any intended removals In his department.
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ARMY ORDERs.-PaymasterH Henry Clayton Will
proceed to Whipple barracks, Arizona Territory,
and report for duty. First Lieut. SedgwIck Pratt.
by the order OF November cd, 1892 First Lieut.
Samuel NJ. Mills, eth artillery, will report by let
ter TO the chief signal officer OF the army for duty
as acting signal officer. The leave OF Lieut. Col.
VIM. Myers, deputy Quartermaster general, is ex-
tended nve months.
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BOWLING, Auctioncer.

TRUSTEES SALE HANDSOME CARRIAGE
By virtue of the authority vested in u.s. by deed Of
trust recorded in Liber 1922 folio l45 of the land
cords OF he district Of Columbia, shall sell one iye-
glass Landau, made by Eeckhaus OF philadelphia
sac ~ DoWng's Auction rooins 18th ana Pennsyva-
O'CLOCK II.
CHARLES WALTER, 1.
n2}-th, tu&f JOHN e. w IKEKS trustees
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Mhols tickets. So k.,, tickets 81; ~ tickets. SO; Is
t.cfcts SIGJ. 49, 80
Result money or ialis draft 10y letter or send by ex
Press. DON'T SEND 81 REGISTERED LETTER "
POSI- or ICE ORDER Orders % - and UPWARD by
e1tress lie ell- At Address orders
to r. II IOA;.DIAN CoFIrero, n Building Lou
New York. j. v. CLABi-. oil New Jersey avenue
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ELEGANT DESIGN,
EISE PLATED WAR;

ELEGANT DESIGN.
Consisting of
IEA SETS. PITCHERS AND sALvERS,
CASTORS Of every description.
KNIVES, FORKS. SPOONS,
PICKLE DISHES, EPERGNES.
Ia IF fact Ev.rythine Usually Found in the Plated
"aF5 f 6 81 70 h b 81" 4t 2" taetaP noaSrses
eyn m f 2t N 9cck and entlnaipg Oh
30. 9zJ = Street northwest "
These good Of tn bss. makes and worthy the at
I2s-3f DTECANsoN BROS. Auc:ioneers
rs'HOMA5 BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
b. autiory o. decree of the Supreme Court the
District # umfir Tsssed ii the cause of Dic ans
for ,c on M5SD3Y ~. l'f = 'e II ri SAY 2 GF
now: BEH. 1so3. at JOUR- O'CLOCK p. n. in
front # the pre.i~es al lie i;t and estate of
trst2 htr f'Ye in ard 20 tha "h e Of lot nuulo rcd
TIRE 3). tie same IF T.: I ,ie;y $50 feet on Acrta
street between Isl street M New ,sey avenue and
having 'teth Il one hundred Qt0) &c l. Mitl the inn
lroVtlielt insisting Of Boy c's HCtei' and ether
CHE interest 10 sold he whoe rropar.y. subject
to au of ., 0j1. bolrnr INTEREST at the
rate IF seven % per centuln, payahe onar-eriy)
equal payments at six end twelve months with nteret
from the day If sale deposit of $3.50 to be when
the property is struck of. tire laser has tne OPP
Ton to pay Wio-e purchase money III cash.
nl1-dts Gunton Building 427 Lousiana avenue.
MONDAY N3VEsIBi.K TMENfY -sEvi.NIH 1852,
saline hour anti place.
By order OF the Trustee. n20-dts
sE- TIE ABOVE SALE rs GAIN POSTPONED
until MOSDAYi DECEMBER FOURTH, 1882. at
n37-dts anu TToIAs D6WLiS Ma Auctioneer.
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Foreign News by Cable To-day.

PROSPECTIVE TROUBLE FOR MR. pAyITT
LONDON, Now S&-It is stated that the violent
ulteranceS or ar Davftt in his speech at Navan
on Sunday have been brought under the notice OF
she government
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1T Has BEEN TELEGRAPHED from Washington to
papers OF other cities that Hannibal B. Norton
financial clerk OF the Post Office department. was
TO be removed because OF the testimony he gave in
the star route trials In his evidence 1t is alleged
he leaned towards the accused. At the Post.
master Generals ONCE to-day it was stated that
II this report Was true nothing was known there
about IL
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AUCTION SALES.
Ti!I- AFTERNOON.

- TATE fs,NTING -: T-FIvE PET hND
one INCH OH tIE"lSIA AVENUE ~ ~
IIET ~ FLsVt%Tu sTa II SGt Il
GhQTSD, IiP&ov!.o BY TWo-5i 0RY
By virtue 81 decree 4 s Supreme Court of the ~,
District Of C,ulnsis. NJ ,iIUg quity Cunt. -
No .. lol doc ~. wh.-ei Irene ~terheuson i com
piainaLt ana William L. Ford and others defend
anti the UNDERSIGNED 1rIst !, sell ct pub l. a'ct N
The TWENTY -ETGHTH. 1882. at HALF PAST
Fol O'CLOCK p IL. tiIa following described real
estate IL this civ t. via P~rt o. Lot seven "a in
east forty 4j feet and % inch Of SAID i'm
proved by story ira-Ee vel ing
ne terms f sac, provided 10y said decree
One:hird IN cash and he h. IL equal inst ments
III 81 90. Twelve I2l and elgltsen u.s. months from
of sale, said payments To b. secEed deel Of
on the ProI erty Sold or all e. H. at the o ti"n OF the
10 Be made at time Of sale Re shove terms are to lie
compie with within ve K from day of SAFE else
the proIery viii he resd at rsk and cost of ts de-
fau ting purchaser Al conyeyanc.nE at pu-cl.ss RS
cost. LDNAisD H. HJAfAS Ti1lrfee
,,-xc,,-.1,- ,,r 9l6 r street no. thaeSt.
pON'ANSo-' bR y. Aucts- nl6-,iNds
V'HoAfAs Z. wAGGAsIAS. Real Estate Auctionoer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ROUSE No. 13 MYRTLE
oTEEIr.
by yItHe 81 deed % trust recorded in Iibe~~t.,
-. ~ % a. 80, - ne u;ltesslcnot trustee. ~
DAY, tn fNf. : ! y titiH Ii DtX,.F Nov II i;
-, a. go < VC OCH p ~. ali OF Lot 1873. Gil
peTts Hu al vision q sGsere Gas.
ItrIS ois-thrd cash, IT. due il oDeard Nv years.
ssuTe ni :oi@riy So al - bear interest, aid s,r
the deferred TIE notes Il the rur .ayer - he
reserve rilt 10 rese ST rsg ana cost II eisun rur-
Sa7er II cI- q sale are not sgIrflei with il
GfG III : IT. WI 3 B,. . s'i's Tr,...
MILD VA. l. EDtso N>TON,} 1i"s'ets'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-28

1HE FINANCIAL SITUATION. - The President
made some inquiries OF the Secretary OF Treasury.
at the Cabinet meeting to-day, regarding the state
OF finances In New York. The Secretary gave his
views, which are not known but which Will be
made public In his forthcoming report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-28

A CHANGE IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER CoxMrs-
sIoN.-Lieut-CoL G. A. Gilmore, engineer corps,
has, at his own request, account OF Illness been
relieved by the President Of the duties OF a men,
Der OF the Mississippi, river commission, and Lieut.
Col Cyrus b. COmStock. engineer corps, has been
designated TO be president OF that commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-28
TO-NDIiROV.

yTEEKs i. Co. Arctlores rs
w bsJ LOu->iaIl& avenue,
Opposite City Post Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-28

sF THE ABOVE SALE rs GAIN POSTPONED
until MONDAY, DECEMBER FOURTH, 1892 q
same hour and place. BY order Of Trustee.
n2I-dts THUHA> BOWLING, Auctioneer.