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SA II IF H EasF bR ~ fSHR
HhfH TWEEN SIZE sHET TTEEPT aNp R6E ss
NUE.. AND on SOUTH SIDE OF RHODE ISLAND
AAXbNSG AXb hH1XfFH .7a
CHANCE FOR GooD NTEsTMENT! o
District of Columbia passed on the twenty -firstf Il
t21st) day of December. 1892 in Equity cause NO.
1874 Equity docket 81 No q we viii offer for sale BY
BAY NOVEMBER FIRST r'e sT) S,n 1883 AZ ar FohR
VCLOsCk = M, Lots four 0. six 96l. and eight
numbered two hundred and forty two (242) in the
Cay of Washington, c. according to the subdivision
court by its order passed said authorized us
as trustees to make, and which subdivision is as fol-
and eRt ncEes iH safe .R
street lot six @ into three lots, each fronting twenty
two l22 feet and eight ts inches Fourteenth 4th
the rear line of the present lots the division Of
said lots four O and six @ to be made by parallel lines
fronting Rhode Island avenue to be divided into
three lots of equal length and fronting ON Rhode
tWeny @ feet vide and the eer tWe Ms eae %e6 70 De
t-ome CID feet in width By this make
in all nine g, lots for SALE each OF which is eligible
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree Of the
two years from day Of sale with interest from day OF
sale or all cash at option Of the purchaser. The
enrd by withholding deed or BY taxing mortgage or
deed of trust on RrGpsrty r sold Az unpaid taxes and
Of e be opi % ss @
gash'sssr =: Sssl. q sYS ASnassa dei.rs ssS
pone the sale day day In ease all the properly be
SEGkSH SffhiaM F i. AEpsEsXA AfEPpsHEosSXAros} Trustees.
THos. E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. oi7-dxds
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The p. e. Cony cntiOn.
CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.
WORK AMONG THE COLORED PEOPLE OF THE

CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.
WORK AMONG THE CoLoRED PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH
The order of the day was then taken up. viz:
Report No 20 Of the committee on cauonS relating
TO the report Of the special committee on the
SeWanee conference with regard to the work
among the colored people of the south. The COM
| mittee reported that In their opinion legislation
for good might operate for evil. Any legislation
by the convention might be cause of serious dis
aSter The church can not too carefully avoid
drawing lines of distinction between different
classes, The report contained resolutions recon-
mcndIng that the board of managers Of the mis-
slonary society be requested to appropriate as
large an amount as possible TO the missions Of the
church among the colored people.
Ihe special committee on the Sewanee confer
ence had reported, recommending the adoption of a
canon for the establishment of separate missionary
organizations In the different doceSes under direc
Rev. DR.. Porter, Of South Carolina. moved as
substitute the report of the special committee.
Rev. DR.. Porter claimed that each separate con-
gregatiOn is separate ecclesiastical organization
The report Of the special committee does not make
IL obligatory to form separate missionary organiza-
such Organizations. The missionary boards Of the
southern dioceseS have so few men to work with
that they cannot accomplish much.
the committee on canOns for what they had done
They had brought in resolutions full of sympathy.
These resolutions express the feeling OF every bishop
priest and layman at the Sewanee conference. This
Is the American Catholic church, and those In the
southern dioceses, as well as those in the northern
dOceses, know no color. There are difficulties in
the case. He did not wish the general convention
to assume the power and say to the different diO-
ceses "You shall not do this or that, without our
authority" There Is no need for 1t. These negroes
have just so much religion In them as to say: 1--WE
are not heather; we believe in the Lord Jesus"
Rev. Mr. Robert said 1t seemed the worst incredu-
lty to doubt that the church could to the adults
as well as the children OF the coOred people Why
not make the same requirements for the colOred
persons seeking the ministry as for white persons
Rev. Dr. Goodwin, OF Pennsylvania, was very
glad to hear that selfish considerations had not
been appealed to. The point is: Here are men per-
nSf fnr 1acE Of inst ion and
knowledge. Here they are, wounded and stripped
OF their raiment. and we are their neghbOrS.
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THIS EVENING.


L. E NEWTON. AHetioneer.
POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE LARGE
STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
&c, OF MRS A. sAMSTAG. No. 730 SEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST
Commencing at TEN O'CLOCK TUESDAY MORN
ING OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD, and Will continue
every morning and evening until e whole stock is dis
posed Of. Among the collection viii be found Trim
ming and Bonnet Silks velvets Ribbons of all shades
colors and grades; Spanish Laces Feathers Trimmed
Hats. Kid Gloves Hosiery, Ladies' and Children's I'm
derwesr, Towels and Napkins. Handkerchiefs Gossa-
mers Lace Fichus, ChIdrens Cloaks and Dresses all
cologs; Gents Underwear. Ladies' Underwear Unbrel-
las Also 500 Boys Oyercoats and Suits all ages to-
getor with large quantity of other goods all of which
mus. be sold. matter how great the sacrifice -
oc22-3t 8. SAMSTAG. Manager
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DIED..

ARNOLD. On Sunday. October 70 1888 WILLARD
ARNOLD in the seventh year HIS aye son of the late
Henry A. and Fannie Arnold
Funeral from the residence Of his mother No III7
Fourteenth street, wednesday morning October "a
at 10 O'Clock to which restiyer and friends arc invited
B,1i1ai at Alexandria. -
COPELAND. Died suddenly at PbilaaelIhia Pa on
October %, lss3 at 2:30 IN WILLIAM r. COPELAND
OF this city, in the forty -irst year uf his age
Notice of the funeral hereafter
GALE. AT his late rpsidnc' 1890 Massachusetts, ave-
aged 81 years -
Funeral services at the Congregational church. We'd
neSday, October "a AT ? O'clock .
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Fluctuations in Wall Street.
THE STnCK MARKET STRnS0 pJ-T rrvrpJcu

NEW YORK Oct s3-The Posts financial article
says: The general stock market was stronger this
forenoon than during the same hour yesterday,
narrow range after II o'clock. The special features
were Oregon and TranScontinental, Michigan
Central and Northern Pacific, all OF which
and 2 per cent, respectively though about half OF
the advance in each was lost before 1880. Not
short interest outstanding In Michigan Central it
was very firm at the advance. The premium for
cash and immediate delivery of Northern Pacific
preferred stock over regular delivery disappeared
this forenoon about 10:45. thus showing that the
supply Of the stock for loans was larger. Never
tions during the forenoon from 81 at the Opening
up to 4 about 104O after which it declined with the
rest of the market, and at 1890 was 63s, showing
an advance of II from last night. Money On cali
was noIninally to 81 per cent. Government bonds
were "a lower for the AIS
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--latest TGlGglanS to The star.



HIS ADDRESS TO THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
QUEBEC
QUEBEC. Oct 23-Lord Landsdowne in his address
10 the mayor and council Of the city OF Quebec, said
have listened with feelings of the utmost graft
tude TO the courteous and hospitable terms
In Which you. have been pleased to well
come our arrival on Canadian soil
thank you for. the reception you have
given me. shall not easily forget 1t, and trust
that may regard It as a happy augury OF the re-
lations which WIN henceforth exist between
myself and the citizens Of Quebec ac-
cept the address which his worship, the mayor.
has handed to me In the name of the nlustrfUus
sovereign whose commission have the honor to
hold and towards whom the people OF the Dolnin-
lon entertain feelings OF loyalty and of ofdeyotion not
less profound than those of her subjects on the
other side OF the ocean which we have traversed I
accept it also In the name OF the
people OF England, who are united to you
by a patriotism which alike inspires you
both and by feelings Of mutual consideration and
esteem which you entertain towards each other.
or myself, sir, will say but this: that feel only
too well the disadvantage under which l
snail labor In following the two dis
unguiShcd men who have been my predeceSSOrS.
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ID OBLET q. HOLTZ}IAN. Real Estate Auctionse er
HI 10th and streets northwest.

AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON K STREET, M. IfG& THE FOENFR
RESIpENCE OF TIE LATE HON. EBCN C.
INtiERSDiI.
1yeiy; on tEe first day Of November 1873. and s5:a
esSth day of April, 1875, recorded in lier NJ, k
IJ1 folio 25 aud liher No S72 folio IA in the land
records 81 ti,e District Of Colnlia. will sn public;
au.fun. IN irtt OF the premises. THURSDAY, NO
SEMBEh iiRST, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing ai state in the city OF Washington District of
sollIut'a. with all the improvements thereon to
Lot numbered, two CD i'll kidwes recorded subtiiv-
klUn nf slUaTr numbered two hundred and seventeen
t2,, arr,n to the plat Thereof the office of the
surveyor II Washington city. District of Columbia
Terms 81 sale: One fourth cash, and the balance in
one two and three Years. with interest thereon the
rate o sly cent per annin. payable semi annually
all cash ~ the option of the purchaser deposit
$40 {" h I,aic at time of sale. Ii terms OF sale
compile ifti ten days TN. Trustee
to RESELL ;C property at the risk and of defaIltin
purchase Tne title to be retained by the Trustee until
ihe tItlTr al,Jn: of purchase money has been raid
AL y anCiig at the cost q purchaser
JAMES e. BERRET, Trustee
H. o. HtfLIZNAN. Auctiofieer. Ol0-dads
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARrMENr,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRNrTH0,

OctOtDer 10Th, 18BS
Sealed Proposals win be received at this once until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ WEDNESDAY, E0vEMBEB
FOURTEENTH, 1883. for Supplies needed 10y thiA
Bureau during the six months from January lst 1874
Dry Colors Oils; Chemicals Typographical Inks Tex
tiles PAPER Binder Materials, Grocer suldries.
Hank Steel Plates and Rolls Glue and Twfne; Hard
ware; Iron Castings Brass Castings Gas and Steam
FITTINGS: Lumber: Horse Feed; Ice; and Coal aud
Blank forms for proposals On articles Of any Glass
with information to qualitos. quantities and con-
ditions win be furnished on application 70 the under-
Proposals on each item w be considered serarately
and preference given 10 articles Of domestic production
and manufacture. price and quality being equal
As Il ID not convenient to store large quantity q
aoOds In the Bureau orders on the accepted bidders viii
e mae frun tiue 70 time 6 the actual need may lie
determined and rule for not than the quantities
0pecdned on the schedules.
Thoss desiring blAnin and tnfoFnaaon wm be -
0uired % specify which class cf Articles thy are
0uali6e6 % propose, sWlrds viii Be made only e
a manufacfuren q. or dealeD In. the srticl3
Ihe lsAt % waive defects snd e 2et any or Al ~
C6ad Of Burcsu of Engrsvins and Printing,
oct12lawSw Washington. d. q
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FsAI.TIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The EAST AND TIE WEST.
VIA. WASHINGTON

THE MODEL FAST LINE LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE yT1 EA$T { ASP SjsE3E TRE VEST.
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, May 18th 1888
avenue and street
through Coaches and Palace seep,F Cars to- to- ABOVE S51
I"ts S15n9nt change loI5 m daily to Chicago.
For PittsPqE Is st at SEQ and 40 daily $40
rSs SsiT Tosa3 s1f %a s1sI pst va MOnroev 1915
La S'f'S aSa New York at $40 M
fs sSsdR ssspy smaay dsrn aaisssa spa $40 p m
fSr snd Ha5t1moTe m On p S Teeb & days s ~ $40
$40 SO Pr H2' 2;'' D. ';'0 4'o 4;s0 ';'o
fsF ss BtnS5e 4sS so g $nS3ys sS 1905
For zn1aReiis $40 am io and 40: on Sunday
For @ way Stations between Washington and Baltimore
For Stations On i29 p $40 44G snd Il 20
espt Sunday $50 As and As pm daily: for
sts19tsS sH s so s daily Sunday
For Haserstown. 1o:15 a.m daily except Sunday, 5:45
Trains m arrive from the West daily, e2o 7ss am. 2:25
From N New York. and Philadelphia, 255 $50 am, daily
Ffe% annspeKs as5K e1sg s Sunday sm SUNDAY
asE sss sRqsg s
s6a o. "a and ID sG aa kons p
Rocks. r. " ' ~ N
Trains Leave Baltimore for Washington at 440 64O
SS:2S' 78 9:0O and 11:3O p. M; Sundays. 2. 4:AO
nio. 'oV . S:IO a. NJ. 13O 4:40 s. 6:25 1880 and 800
trains from Washington stop at Relay Station except
further Information apply at the Baltimore and
ynio llcket ofnce-Washington Station 6l9 and 1851
any point in the city w "
my14 c. K IORn fienI passenger Aoent
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(fHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROvED<s.s
OREAI. ESTATE-ST0RE AND DWEILING-td:d
At THE SOuTHEAST CORNER OF 2OTH@4

II
CREAI. ESTATE-ST0RE AND DWEIIING-ta:::a
Al THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 2OTHA9R
AND II STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis
hict Of Columbia passed on the LIST day of October
D. 1888 III equity No. $780, wherein Julia Green
is complainant and Annie C. Forstberg al defend
ants the undersigned Trustee, Will offer for sale at
DAY THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1sS3
property. viz Parts Of lots Is and IT, in square IT.
ninnln. at the northwest corner Of said square and
running thence east along north street 78 and
thence south q feet thence west 70 feet and II
70 2h street and thence north along Goth street
oriSK To, n,nisaing-dwelling s and storehouse
ers OF sale prescribed by the decree: One third
~, tne P,irchase to be Paid cash balance in
TWO .aal instanents payable respectively and
On u the property sold to the satisfaction Of the
deposit OF 500 required on day of ssie terms ri ..is
not compiled with in days from av Of sale the
purchaser Conveysnsing ct purchaser;s cost
FILLMORE BEAII. Trustee
,e -, S23 ~ street northwest
ei"-hS1s DUNCAGSON BROS Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
EOLEY, Auctioneer.

IL
Last week Of the Auction Sale at Ola Seventh
street, and the best Of the Goods to be sold,
consisting of Silks velvets Cashmeres Linens Cloths
and Housekeeping Goods generally. Fine Laces. En-
broideries, Underwear in Merno and Cotton. Ladies'
Jerseys. Brushes, Collars Buttons Hosiery, Psrasos
Umbrellas Gossamers, Fringes Spool Silks Spool Cot.
ton Fine Scissors and Perfumery; also tine of valu-
able Goods for Christmas Presents and many other
articles too numerous to mention This stock is choice
and ladies invited to attend this SALE as the goods
win be sold without reserve
Two Silver Plated Showcases will be sold MONDAY,
OCTOBER TWENTY NINTH, a. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Also the stock hand will be offered in lots to the
trade only MONDAY. OCTOBER TwENTY-NINTH
and TUESDAY, OCTOBER THIRTIETH
o5-tnl FOLEY. Auctioneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE
ELEGANT FURNITURE
Exhibiting
THE HIGHEST INVENTIVE GENIUS OF AMERICA,
Contrasting with
ARTICLES OF THE BEST JAPANESE WORKMAN
SHIP.
The Goods 20, VIII @ be ngsd for insp9etion Wednesday
Sale takes place
AT OUR SALESROOMS
No. lOo1 1903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FIVE,
All HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK.
Catalogues ready day of sale
Goods received up to the time of sale.
No pOstponemcnt on account of we4titer.
oct23-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 81 and 3l9 9Th street northwest corner street.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF BOOKS, OFFICE
AND OTHER FURNITURE, AT COS STREET
NORTHWEST.
KNABE PIANO.
by virtue of an order issued by the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia holding special term rs
Probate Court will sell at COS street northwest
FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY SIXTH 1888, COM
MENC1NG at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Lot of Books Office Furniture,
Chamber and Other Furniture
And,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, same day, at auction rooms
OF Duncal,Son Bros, 9th and D streets northwest
ONE kNABE PIANO, STOOL AND COVER.
Terms cash.
Administrator of Estate of D. P Holloway, deceased.
o2:i-dts
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The Washington City Presbytery.


PROCEEDINGS THIS AFTERNOON-THE DIVORCE QUES-
TION-REv. Mr.. BURDICKs STATUS.
The Presbytery OF the District of Columbia held
an adjourned meeting at O'Clock to-day at the
Ninth-street Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr. Kelly,
pastor.
Rev. Joseph T. Kelley presided as moderator. and
Rev. DR.. Btterger Offlciated clerk. There were
II ministers present and good lay representation
The pastoral relations between Rev. S. S. WalIen
and the Eastern Presbyterian church were dis
solved at the request OF the church and the pastor
Hev Dr. sunderland, was appointed to preach in
that church and to declare the pulpit vacant
Rev iii. McCurdy, OF Baltimore, was invited to
seat a. a corresponding member
he overture of the general assembly. reducing
the representation OF that body to 400 members by
making the delegates for each preSbytery first, one
to36 ministers and second, one to "a ministers every
preShytery 10 have at least two delegates, was
adopted.
y call from the First Presbyterian church. OF Al
eNahdtia. Va, TO Rev :. II. MckOwn was read and
the church was given leave to prosecute the cali.
me postponed resolution Oh divorce presented by
Rev. Nr. Cobb, was taken up IL states that the
general assembly f0fidS divorce on any other
ground except adultery In view OF this the reSol,I-
Ion asks for q decision OF the preSbytery as TO
whether minister is not liable to trial If he know
lnsiF IaireS parties divorced any other ground
- motion was made 10 postpone the subject until
the spring meeting.
Mr.. Cobb said that he had no objection to post
ponelnent il IL was brought up that time but ii had
already been postponed several times. The motion
TO postpone was adopted.
Rev MI ChlldS offered resolution providing for
the appointment of committee to examine the
subject OF the provision for the further growth OF
the city in the establishment of new churches
where they may seem to be needed.
The question OF the relations OF Rev. Mr. Bur-
dic, to the SXthstreet Presbyterian church was to
De considered by the preSbytery.
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rUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. Mr.. NEW YORK
Pavonia. ..... Wed. Oct "a. Bothnis . Wed Nov 21
Seryis Wed. Oct 81. Pavonia. We'd Nov 28
Gaiiia n vvH We'd Ney 4 seythia it We'd Dee Il.
commodation w w
teerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Iiv-
erpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW.
Hayrc, Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's Office
No 4 Bowling Green both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW & CO., Cos 7th street. Washington,
DC
VERNON H. BROWN & CO.. New York
Or to Messrs OTIS BIiEIOW 4 %
tan12 COS 7th street Washinrton
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COCOA
B r e A K FA S T.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.

govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and by
casd4 app1lcation Of the fine properties Of well
IeIi COCOA Mr has provided breakfast tables
with deilcately-havored beverage which may
many neayy doctors bills 1t the udicious of
sun artlcles OF diet that constitution be gradually
9nt up 4nl strong enough every tendency to
oease dundeelS OF subtle floating around
ns ready to attack wherever there ia weak point
may escape fsf shaft by keeping ourselves well fort
Ctrit Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk
Sold in tins (only u h. and III by Grocers labeled
JAMES EpPS CO..
o16m.tu&s Homeopathic Chemists. London. Eng.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOOy
Il Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEE SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
oS SIkEET. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR
~ASD-A-HALF STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust recorded among the
.and records OF the District of Columbia in Iiber
NO yJI. folio Sl4, will offer for sale, at public
auction, in front OF Tire premises on TUES
DAY the E. ,TWLNTY, THIRD OF OCTOBER, 1ss3,
ot HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK F. b., the
west half Of lot No. 35 in Reservation No. 10.
frontinc u feet inches street north aud running
back with that width $50 feet TO ,0-foot alley and i'm
proved by three story brick dwelling No SS stree.
northwest, containing 13 rooms and brick stable
TCrIus One third of purchase money incasil balance
in two equal nst.liments at ard two years with
Ter Interest secured by the purchasers notes
and deed OF trust ON the property or ell in cash at
chasers option deposit Of Sl0D required day
raie ,onveyancng and recording at purchaser cost
Ii the sale not complied with i'll ten ,ays
faultinR purchaser, after five days' nutce.
oi2-d6ds REGINALD FENDAII1 Trustee
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CoIoREp PREACHER FAvoKs THE surRKNE

letter from the father of Char =. Ross dated
St. Louis, says the supposed clue TO the lost boy has
turned out like all the rest.
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM AMSTERDAM -
~ The first class, full powered Clyde build Dutch
pAM; DAM; sGHIEDAM LEERDAM. ZAANDAM. P. CA
M1ASD. 1.a; y A SCHOLTEN. MAAS. carrying the U. 8:
Snssfs street a yersey City T. regularly every WE'D
First cabin $40; second cabin, $50: steerage 500
H. CAZAUX. General Agent n South William street
New York. For passage apply to w. G. METZEROTT
CO., 925 Penn. ave, WASHINGTON OIL
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( (HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
CE TIE CIIN. IN -

- PROPERTY IN THE NORTHEASTERN PART
OF THE CITY, IN SQUARE SO8.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia holding Special Term in III:
wherein Bartholomew Long is complainant and Jere-
mah Long ct al are Defendants which decree was
SAIURDAY. SAT OCTOBER the TWENTY. SEVENTH. b.
premises offer at public sale lots x 6l and ten (1O in
square eight hundred and eight in the City of Washing
two.story brick house, store and dwelling house on
northeast corner Of 4th and H streets northeast
Terms or sale, as prescribed by sd Decree One
fourth cash and residue at six, twelve and eighteen
giving notes bearing six per cent interest per annum
from date Of sale, and secured by deed OF trust
upon the property purchased All conveyancing at
the cost OF the purchaser purchasers deposit Of
one hundred dollars ($l0O) each lot must be made
when the property is knocked down
HENRY WISE GARNETT Trustee
No. 2. Columbia Law Building
WILLIAM HENRY DENNIS. Trustee
No. SIS 18th street northwest.
WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioneers iI-aod
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The Courts
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
To-day, Keyser agt Hitz; argued and submitted.
U. eA rel. White agt Knox; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-.Jud9e Cor.
Yesterday, Sugenhemer agt Brown; sale ratified
and confirmed. Lemon agt. Wetmore; restraining
order returnabie october ay. DodSon agt Dodson;
testimony ordered taken.
To-day, Edwards agt. Kennedy: commissioner
appointed to get answer OF infant defendant Cold
well agt. b. p. r. r.: rule on defendant Rodgers
agt- kodgeTs; order substituting trustee. Lewis
agt. Lewis; testimony ordered taken. Proctor agt
Proctor; divorce decreed. Joachim agt. Click: re-
Slvn M OF suit granted. Days agt Costin; demurrer
sustained with leave TO amend
CIRCUIT COURT.--Jud9e AdcA rthar.
To-Day, United States use OF Ster21ll agt. Mary
mon ct al; death OF Neff suggested ana suit dis
continued. District OF Columbia agt. Poor; OF CAL
endar Lathrop agt Simmons; On hearing.
POLICE C0URT-Judge Shell
To-day, JAS Cornell, colored, assault on JOS
Brooks; $40 or 30 days Willis Campbell cOlored.
assault on Harry Kengla; $40 or 30 days Frank
Gleason and William Bender, colored, loud and
boisterous; s. or IL days each. Oscar Jacobs and
Lavinia Queen, colOred, profanity; s. or Is days
each. Laura Wilson, cOlored, and William Mason,
loud and bOisterOuS; IS OF IS days each.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge. 539 18th street:
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

: victim of early imprldence. causing Nervous De-
li'tJ- Premature Decay. etc having tried in vain
every Lu"wH remedy has discovered simple means
81 sli Curc. which he viii nd free IL his fellow
4f-A iylO-tu, th&s