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TENSION FRAUDS Al LANCASTER, PA.-John NJ.
Won, charged with pension frauds was removed
TO Philadelphia from Lancaster Saturday 60 await
triaL warrant was issued for the arrest or VIM.
toNey, OF Lancaster. on the charge OF taking ilc-
gal lees from pensioners. The accused heard OF
the proceedings and fled. The arrests have caused
considerable excitement and IL is likely that others
viii follow.
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THE COLOR LINE ON GEORGIA RAnROADs.-Sena-
tor Brown, OF Georgia, as president OF the state
railroad OF Georgia and head Of the Georgia syndi-
In respect to cOlored persons travelling on roads
under his CONTROL In view OF the recent decision of
the o. s. Supreme Court In the civil rights bill His
for the whites and blacks on the Western and At
lantic railroad, with as comfortable accommoda-
ton for the colored people paving the same
VIII be more careful than ever to see that the col
0red people have their full rights on the trains.
white people to intrude upon the colored nor the
latter upon the white. In all other respects they
are to be treated alike
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4 UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILDING
IN LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF MARYLAND AVE
NUE.. BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS

On TUESDAY. OCTOBER TwENTY-TIIIRD sEsss
lSsS& at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ, will be sold, a: S5Ss
pubic aut ton 1T front of the premises, part Of Oh
Lot enc ID square '5T, fronting 10 feet Maryland
avenue. amt containing about 3.473 square feet OF
ground
Terms: onetird cash and balance in six twelve and
elsteen months with interest at per cent secured
deposit at time of sale and al conveyancing At Ir-
casar's cost Terms to be complied with in s.ye! laws
ocI7-wf sS,n J. 7 COi,DNEII. AT,f:a3,rer -
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FflHE lotto" GAS ENGINE
Il Requires no boiler, avoids all expensive attendance
no loss OF time handling of fuel and no ashes III ia
Hsed extensvey for running Passenger and Freight
and Ithographic Presses Coffee Mills Roasers Paper
and Ruling Machinery, I.athes &C., &c This engine
runs with extreme sOohness and regularity of speed
possesses the least number of working parts, and
great simplicity Of mechanism ~
For particulars to prices, &c apply at Offce If
washington Gas Light 20. jy13
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STUBBORN CoUGH that will not yield Ia ordi-
nary remedies. may be thoroughly cured by DIR.
JayneS EXpectorant, an eGcacouS medicine "A
Bronchial and Pulmonary Disorders
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- 4 :. street northwest.
DIINEANSAN BROS Ar,c.s


(WANCt,Ry SHE or vALUsBIE T-NINPROVED
u PROPERTY on TEE FAST SIDE OF FOUR
T@tIN SIi:lET And RHODE ISLAND AVE-
MI AID 4X SOUTH SIDE OF EtODE ISLAND
A An, IN pr gEl N.i tt, TiEtElTlH u5TD
HCEiIENr OPPORTUNITY IOI: CAPITALISTS,
CHANCE FOR coon nv Est NFNTi
by Nifu- O" decree II the -ulrt Court Of tbs 80
DIT II t9un'ia, I2-~sts tfe twenty i! s4Ss
:s1. Ei,lts docket No II W. viii offer for Srie lr
DAE. NptFNEiR FIRST ,isrj. 49,; At F1i;H
0tItt \ r ". Lots fear a., six 90. and eight
r tif # ~ TIVE hd. ad forytTo go, IN fhe
court h. IS err" PASSED in s4i,i cause has, suthorig. ms
= tTu>t to MAKE and wih StIb-,,iyisor Is as foI-
i3"< l.. Ir q into thTre lots, each fronting TWEEN
ttrrt il, thTer lots each fronting twenty
Nv" e. t and eight CO. inches Fourteenth I4fi,I
siTt-2 - s3ti sit.t Isl nal lots to II. bounded by
tn ps of the present lots ans! tn subdivision Of
ksd To- iutr A. ad six 70 ~ made b. parable. lines
Al rshs ANGLES with Tourty. .th street: lot IGN, 1sS
90. Rhode Isiard ivglI!p 10 h. sni vi.ji mo
thrse l"ts IF equal length and fronting ON EtCde
isia'ih hNeI;'i the one bounding the alley to- be
fy-G." t3i' fs-t VI width BY this subdivision We make
~ all nn' - lots Tor sale. each which is an eligible
The terms If sale prescribed nv the decree of the
cont asv- thlr cash, and the residue one and
wv" ysai IrVi 'iJ Of sale, with interest from day of
ga er al '"lS at option Ot the purchaser The de-
feGr,i payments Of any puriaSe money are To- I, Sc
Curtt hy Withholding deed 10y taking mortgage or
deed VI L ls Oh property sold All unpaid taxes and
Assessments 70 BE- paid ont of proceeds of sale If
the terms of sal. be- not coin; with within "a fiays
aT,t "iii be made at cost ad ris Vi the delinquent
sa,h i9' viii le required 10y Trustees acceptance of
DID b. tn decree tue Trustees empowered to post
no soi the ,'ay advertised All conyeyanciug IS to
p - ltrt L.SsT'~ cost
S %I2fiaM Fl i A ffibINE51BSYs;ros Trustees.
- cffCcs. 40 -,th street mort Invest.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
THIS AFTERNODN.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE FRAME
SHE AVENUE, BETWEEN II AND 1 sTREETs
NORTHWEST
By t:tue of decree of the Supreme Court OF the
iStfi.t Of CouHbia passed in equity No 81;
auction IN trent OF the Premises on MONDAY, OCTO-
BER 1"INTfSECOND next. al FOUR O'CLOCK p.
NJ part OF lot d IN square % beginning at point on
the west line OF New HAMPSHIRE avenue II feet from
tn northeast OF said lot g. running then south
cry with the western line of said II feet then
westerly parallel with the north line of said lot TO the
line to the southwest Of that part of said lot
g. su.d b. Michael Murphy to John Murphy then east
crly with the south line OF seid part of said lot sold to
John MGrpiy.to New Hampshire avenue, and begin
Terms. prescribed by said decree One fourth of
the purchase money cash balance III equal nstanfnts
six twelve and eighteen Dsoth3 with interest from
day sale for which of purchaser will he taken
and secured by deed of trust said property eIst
of 500 VIII b required at time Of sale and all con
veyaBcing and recording viii be at purchasers cost
If terms arr hot complied with in seven days from
time OF sale the Trustee the right to resell at
risk and cost of defaltin purc sser after five DAYS
oco-dts : - ~ JAS l. DAVIS, Trustee.
4 lotion SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
IN PROPERLY. ON y STREET, BETWEEN FOJTP-
IEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTH
On MONDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY SECOND ~,
&c fif O'CLOCK NJ. i'll front of the premises 80
street. ~
The house has back building and contains II rooms
ILl mas frontage Of % feet by depth of 125 feet
ltluiS: OIg-ttird cash. balance in six twelve and
eighteen months NTH interest six per cent from av
sai and secured BY deed OF trust the property: or
ali cash 81 tae OPTION of the purchaser ConyeyaIing
sale j r cor .DWEIT, Auc4iones.r
ols-d&ds
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WINE OF PEPTONE
tMneSiasnu OF which contains 10 gramnes OF Beef
PIE and passes into the blood vessels without requiring
we slo@eep 70 % any Previous work It s highly
escents to persons whose blood Is poor or who suffer
Away Stomach Ache sstralga Loss Of Appetite or to
those Exhausted bY Excess Of Work Age Fever Dyson
No. 8.
Sold by all DruggistA a22-m&thly
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ELIXIR OF
BIB A, BIB EEK x
B B IA B BE K K
BIB A A BIB EE XXX
b AAA B BE X X -,
BIB A ABB EEK K,
ELIxIR OF

4 41r POSITIVE w CURE FOR MALARIA, CHnLs AND
compounds Druggists. 80 cents tyI9-6m
pEOPLE'S SAVING BANK-WHERE YOU CAN
select suit OF Clothing and deposit SO much down,
oaiance IN weekly or monthly payments till paid for.
Mems Heavy Winter Suits S5, $40 and up
Mems Dress Suits from So to SIS and up.
Boys, school suits from 81 to SO and up.
Chlldren's School Suits, age 4-i2 80 so to @6
MISS and Boys. School Shoes. &c. 81 and Is
Boys Flannel Shirt Waist. SOC. and 81
j. W. SELBY,
sepl 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
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4 UCTIGN SALE or DESIRABLE JsipROVFT
IN PL1)PiRIF ON y STREET, BETWEEN -FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTH
TD-.NDK ROW.
nUHcASsoS BROS, Auctioneers.

nUSCANSOS BROS. Auctioneers
FOR ACCOUNT Or WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TO
PAY ADVANCES AND CHARGES
On TUESDAY MORNING. TWENTY-THIRD OF
o.FOBER, 1898. 1T ELEVEN O'CLOCK, We will sell
within saesroOrs 18th and streets northwest by
diT.rsion of the holder of certain collateral note, the
following valuable eweiry:
One pair Pearl Ear Rings.
One Pearl Cross.
Ccc pair Gold Chain Bracelets pearl settng)
One Diamond PIN ,l9 stonosl
Terms Cash. o1o-3t
WAsHINiTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
w 93S, 90 and 9t2 Louisiana avenue
ie2iar auction sale OT Horses. Carriages Buzz les,
Itari,TSs. 5EC Es ERR TUESDAY, TIL tTRSDAY and At
URDAY MORNING commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
regardless of weather.
Cen.lf,.rn having Horses or Carriages for sale will
fnd this the best tiiOd OF ,sposng of the same
:. BFSSINGEE, Auctionsr
Constantly hand and private sale large stock of
Horses, Carriages Bicycles, Express Wagons Harness,
RiinhrtS- Robes. Nc. dig 1m
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY....... October %, 1883.
I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
SIGNALING FOR ASSISTANCE.

An Ocean Steamer Supposed to be On
Fire.
NEW YORK, Oct . $50 pm.-The steamer Helm
GAM, nom Copenhagen for this port with 500 per-
sons ON board. was reported Off Fire Island an hour
since signaling for assistance, as she was on fire.
Charlie Ross Again.
STRANGE STORY FROM WYOMING TERRITORY-THE
TALE TOLD BY RECENTLY LYNCHED DESPERATE
PIITsBURG, Oct 22.-The telegram from ST. Louis
stating that new clue had been found In the
charlie Ross case, has been eorrobOrated by state
ment made by gentleman here from Wyoming
territory, who says that Henry Mosher, a brother
OF the Mosher who admitted the kidnapping OF
Charlie, was lynched near Cheyenne five weeks
ago. Mosher begged that his life should
De spared twenty-four hours, and said he would
give the world Information for which it had been
seeking for years past. He admitted having had in
custody person held for ransom for more than a
year. ana said he had been driven to the far west by
Inc hot purSeit OF detectives The time was not
allowed him, and he died with the secret The
CRIME Tor which MOSher was lynched was the kill
Ing OF D. II. Wentzell and the murderouS assault on
Jim Knight
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M RUED.

COX-WILKIE. In Baltimore on October 18TH Iss
by the Rev John l. Ianahan EUGENE A. COX
GtSSiE L.. Wllhli- both of Washington, ID. G.
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II OBEi.i q. HOFFMAN Real Estate Au.t;oU.er
~ 10Th and T streets northwest

At z 10, Nfi4F. Ut THE DIS ABIF DWFIIING
HOUSE OK X STREET. No lir TfIE F1it, ~
ni.t1*NtE OF IHE LATE HON. EBON C.
~ Srts;e Of two deeds Of trust dated respect ~,
N!y; ca ttf iirst gay OF Noye:ii.-r 1873 aId.sas
s.-hn day g april lsiS. and recorded in liber No IN
.S' I"ii1 - si ltsr No. So. ioo IA i'll the land
Itoic 81 Tire District Of Columbia will sell puifc
- I ~ a. .:.lt q the PREMISES. THURSDAY No
~ Nbf-K FIST. At FOUE O'CLOCK p NJ the fol-
iHs va! estate III the city of Washington District of
suiuiiit1 with all the improvements thereon TO wit
LIZ EGniss two co. in kidweiIs recorded subdiy-
hl 81 square numbered two hundred and seventeen
s2Ii 'sorng 10 the plat thereof in the Office of the
Terms az saI.- C,,et1,,rt' 80 o,1 IL - :,
on tw" and fhTee years. with interest thereon the
rate OF ~ cent per payable semi annually
Or ~ cash az the option Of the purchaser DEF Of
80 to - made at time of sale terms OF sale not
u RS Il thu property at the risk and dcfaultg
lchaStr The title to be- Retained 10y the Trustee unit
RI entire amount Of purchase money has been raid
Al COMO aiicluS at the cost of purchaser go
JAMES e. BERRET. Trustee
Is. " h't.i EaiAN huctjoneer olud&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
Future UsYS
.UNciNsON BROS. Aucti5ncqrs.

nUNCiSsON BROS. Auctioncers.
fAMNBEOkER'S SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
MAttHES. PEARL SITS. DIAMONDS. EAR
RIMS \ N!hkiNtfS SOLID sILNERW ARE GOLD
II -. BisACEiEFs. tHINS. GUNS. KEYOL-
Et.!.-. az. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY FOURTH.
n 81 =, O'CLOCK Z Il. viii S-H ~ the auction
i0olns oi fIIIranson Br. 9Th and u streets north
wSt. quantity Of uurs,3c,lJ p.t,i-es. ing partly
Enumerated above. PARTS viii plea take
lCtics. PffIIIP NNtIACH b. 70
'S'-5t III. PCDGSy lvsEis avenue northwest.
Tl'HoNaS BOWLING, Aurtionecr.
CATALOGUE SALE
TWO FINE LAW IiBT tETES
and Ia. -e COlIat-.snl Of
ClASSi;,A!s AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
To ~ SOLD At HE ACTION ROOMS
>x,<-,,,, 1r'tec lltt st5-ei art its:ua ave.
1'NrAA i NM. t},l'D- X y !NTY- NINTH,
- fCiiON I-G EVENINGS.
fiE-.st-$CINs- Al SFsEN O'CLOCK
J]"s- BOW ready for examination. Terms cash.
"H'-it- THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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nLD WIFE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNoWN An
" IT, beek @ = JUeTHS Ola Stand Known for yuazS
q 81 a9HS = NJ 5. "a a. :. $500 Sss@ S
JU1TH4 GA et.nA. No. go .gtsssk bstwssn etaspa
. y Sth pkxoooD NORTHWEST
l.R-Note by NH UGompty etSGn1odtA .
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GEORGE F. APPLEBY.
Offices. i
THO. T. MAGGANiAN An
.HUNAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

D. ACRES or land on THE HARDWOOD "a
LOAp. IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE r.
rs HOME. BEING \ PORTION OK
TIE GiDDLETON FARM
This vsry desirable site ard should command the
ssiehtvn oI PARTIES DESIRING suburban property,
Also
Two FINE PAY HORSES. SOUND AND GENTLE
on MIltH Cow: About - Tons OF HAY.
~ NP-Sf-AT CABBAGE, TWO MARKET WAC
ON. IAkM WAGON, TWO HORSE CARTS,
III t't FARMING IMPLEMENTS. GRIND
SltNE. Lot Bill AND SINGLE HARNESS.
AEstl ! % HOT-BED SASH IL GOOD CONDI,
liz iAI'UE LOt OF OLD IRON, &c. sc.
IN ~ ltSiitI. OCTOBER TWFNTY- FIFTH I833
W. = ttIlt n If fair, II not. the fair day
rciE az and immediately adjoining soldiers, Home
III StuCt "I Farming Inn leiltltS. Sc
tANl .IlAItlX AFTER THE SALE OF THE
ftRSo\tt- PROPERTY / SHALL SILL IHE
Atsof f-Df-oi ftibED real. ESTATE
! 'rI,-% '.-%tie EftOwr at sale
els-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct;oDaer
-. -.-.-.,
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRuSpEE'S SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON B
SlkEEI, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND SITS.
so IHEAST; WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF CAPT.
TOL GROUNDS.
a9 folio 149 ct seq one of the land records fors9
the plstalct Of Columbia will SILL in front of the
premises ON THURSDAY. the TWENTT-F1FTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. AID. 1883 at FIVE O'CLOCK P M the
western twenty five feet front by depth of Lot number
60 twenty (ol in square numbered seven hundred and
being 25 it. front by 100 feet in depth to-
setnef With all the 1mproYeInt hts, ways, easements
rights privileges and appurteales to the same belong
ing IA any manner appertaining.
This Lot is in the Immediate. vicinity of fbe Can;+o1
ing ~ ' ~
est and to be secured by deed of trust Conveyancine
&c at purchasers cost A deposit OF $OO required at
wise trustee reserves the right to resell ut the risk and
COST OF the defaultlng purchaser after five days public
Washington DC WILLIAM DItKSON -
O22-4t Trr,s.ao
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AUCTION SALES.

DUsS,eeA.SSssosNla BROS: Auctioaeera,
fAEE2n GETS sErs wAkSTT cHAgEE SUITES
fqFSns n HAsY faAiks; fSBLEs SHS
SSAAf b HrI T311IILGT sEaR fSTgKES Go6kiSa
AND OTHER CARPETS sT;s;E SMYRNA RUGS. &c,So.,
TEs oTokE " wX .s f
our Spacious salesrooms general collection Of house
w. No :, DISAPPOINTMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE
DISTRICT OF coLE MHRT HEALTH DEPART
Viii sG At the nsss of
ss' We fahh INIT n az fRE
M nineteen nSl Geese taken up while running at
p order Of the HsaI5h o5iSs1 'tu'
r. E. NEWTON. Auctioneer.
POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE LARGE
STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
&c. OF MRS A. sAMsTAG. No. 100 SEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST
commencing at len OCl'OCh, IOEoDaA AOhN-
ING. OCTOBER TwENTY-THIRD, and will continue
every morning and evening until the whole stock is dis
posed Of Among the collection will 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 Childrens I'm
derwear, Towels and Napkins. Handkerchiefs Gossa-
mers Lace Fichus, Chdren's Cloaks and Dresses all
colors Gents Underwear. Ladies' Underwear, Umbre-
las Also 800 Boys Overcoats and Suits all ages to-
gether with large quantity Of other goods all of which
must be sold, no matter how great the sacrifice.
oc22-3t s. SAMSTAG, Manager.
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Y'HcS. J. FISHER * co.
- Peal Estate iuc.;GneeTs

CBANCf!sY SALE OF VALUABLE; BRICK STABLE
MAI; LAFAYETTE SQUARE: ALSO. A LARGE
iiEf'f OF LAND IN SQUARE No. So. CORN R
AND FIRST STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Tnsi'r AID T.. virtue Of decree Of thu SuprcIIc
COurt of :ht District of C"uII5a. d IN Equity f
Cans, N - viz; rrin Ten lie e. NJ. cOIl ail- -
ants aud lgton al DEFENDANTS under
signed. TrE~te Will 8 II. a public auction. the fol-
LOWING dsiG raj es:ate, al the Times and places be-
lon ucf.il.
ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH at FOITR
f,~t ;I,.S 0f Suot "a square I67 having fr,I,t
Of 80 t'et a." 80 fot ale and improved by f i
stable 81 Ai1 III the EriicSiiac vicinity o. Lafayctt3
SQiS.re.
OF II tSDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTH at FOTR
Cttb''k N. on The premises part of SQUIRE, g5 be
H. Ia - o feet inch VI street OF sad si,Iara
Win ~ average depth of abou: I62 feet Tia, Jlr,ty
l. al III corner Of - ald list streets southwest and on
filLie --''ss >itiiir+ e. l. f.is'rv or lrsS.
i"Iit~ 81 sale, prescribed b. the decree Gre-tll
OF III sIs~s money III cash, and the residue il: two
lNtiS WITH interest at tie rate az six e. PR yer
aniiiiii IRON day =" sale, t. - sCcurd by approved
N' %l9h rs fve7t iien the property sold; or tn
l.tti~tr shall have the pITiOI Of payinr all the Ir
riiaS. Mo."y ia cash. money deosit shall be re-
qGf'i on taiI OF the sand pieces Of property sold. th.
amount ~lisfsQt viii lo alEotI.~d on day of sale
tIn Ca fi'it ot purchaser complying with terms
M sale ''hiT ten ~ dayS she property u,4on which
driaull has e1 mad b. TsO.d ut the risk and
Eots th. E-ru;lsc Sta new iars.r Co,tvey,.iI,
shall IL at the cost OF purchasers
CHNS- ID FOWLER, Trustee
~, iStcr law Binding. 5ttj u STREET northwest
THtlN J flSf!tfs 4 CO. AUctiUneeFs
o~;l-;-tl-5. I il Ads
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DEMpsEY's
WEDDING STATIONERY.
Fashionable Neat and Choice styles and the finest Stock
used.
100 PRIZES ENGLISH CARDS. printed from plate
for 81 |
913 PENNsYLvAN1A AVENUE,
o6-lm Between 9th and 10th streets
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MAIL TRANSPORTATION ON SUBSIDIZED RAILROADS
Under the recent decision of the controller of the
currency concerning the transportation of mails
over the subsidized branch lines Of land-grant rail-
roads 1856 will have to be returned by the gov
eminent to the companies for mail transported over
such branch lines during the fiscal year of 1892 for
In addition there is balance OF sS5 ISL &c. which
Will be paid to the roads for mall TRANSFORMATION on
the subsidized portions OF their main stems These
sums wi Ii be credited to the Post Office department.
as a part Of the expense OF the departmenL
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THE NEW TINE STANDARD IN THE SIGNAL SER
vICE-The officers Of the signal service OF the army
on duty in Washington had conference to-day
with view to adopting the 18th meridian
vice. in accordance with the movement to
have uniform time standard on all the railroads
IN the United States Gen. HaZen, the chief signal
officer says that the new standard will undonbt
edly be adopted in the signal service
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THE PRESIDENT APPOINTED today Chas r.
Mccoy, of Dakota, to be register of the land Office
at aberdeen, Dakota, vice Stephen w. Duncombe,
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4 WA\GEEN SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoyEDs,
u Rial. Isl .tIE-STORE AND DWFIJING-f5...a!l
al TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER UF .gJTII la
AND Vi STREETS NCEVVWI-SV

i virtue ii decree OF ;,e supreme Court of the Dis
INT - Columbia. passed the St day of October
- leS' n equity cause No SOC; wherein Julia Green
Is coma iaIHSnt and Ane C. ForEttsrx al def al
ait- IN UNDERSIGNED Trustee. VIII offer for
Publ 99GioI N front Of the premises THURS
DA1. iii. FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER. A ID ISrS3
At FOL Il O'CLOCK z NJ. the following described
{roer.y VIZ: Parts of lots Is and H. il, square H.
Dfiii= - The northwest nf said square and
fuln'f re nee east along north VI street IS and III
In'" ttf sc1fh % feet; thence west Is feet and
S e. u't street and tn. Iirth alo 18th
70 III iat oI n ginning ami improved by ce-sory
brlch bur i,tn---eiwcliiDis etofttouse
i'TH~ "f sic prescribed by the decree One thir!
o. :hc sjrEas money "a l. paid IN cash. balance in
w !fl rtI me tiay of sri and secured BY deed OF
mus t 3.tr properly soid tine satisfaction of the
IIH>.t-- 81 rash. at the option the purchaser
a. cil = is' tsIred day Of sale III erz.is of sale
h0t 't ed WIKI iii seven days from day Of sale the
Ir'T.rtS Iii t Tesod - risk and of defaltnr,
puTcli;~rr Cow ey3sncius- q: purchasers cost
fILINNhE BEAI 4, Trustee
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BONDS REDEENED-Upt to the close of business to-
day United States bonds had been redeemed at the
Treasury department as follows: 1l5th call.
s16,27 800 18th call, s. 2g ,7OO 117th CALL 49,
11Sth call. s5,955 $50; 10th CALL S14 SO 12Oth
call, s15.O07 800: 121st call, ss4 1851 200.
GEN. T. A. MCPARLIN, assistant medical puryeyor
Of the army and paymaster general OF the army
called upon the President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-22

CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS IN THE
WAR DEPARTMENT-Secretary Lincoln to-
Gay dio made the following civil ser
vice appointments in the War department ::
A. L. Robinson, New York, 1900. Secretary's Of
fce; Richard Cullen, Kansas. class one, A. G. ONCE
erals Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-22
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.

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. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-22

CBANt'fBY SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK STABLE
MAI; LAFAYETTE SQUARE; ALSO. A LARGE
PFC OF LAND IN SQUARE No. SO. CORNER
" ANi) IIEerI SIHEFIH SOI rfN EST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-22

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
0flcer to-day am, 4.3; IL am, $50; p.nl So
Maximum, 500; minimum, $50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-05-31
Rai,mc GpmmtD.

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ranSementS fir bic 3uiammentunft Der
8eteranen in SpneS6ale in Sdnben bat,
III auBercrSentIib tbdtis unb bpift, ben
bieSidbrisen bierten SuIi Su elnem
Spbarti8en 5eitta8e Su MADDEN.
= Osan Ipri6t bapon, ben q. .. 8,
6. II. SO. 8abnbpf bon Serus mad
SonesoaIe Su perIe8en, ba leBtereS fin
SaS reiIenbe gubIifum ipeitauS beaue'
mer fein tpiirbe.
- 9as @pbnbaus bon Senrp Sres'
lar nabe SO. 10 brannte oOrIeBter
Sreitag nieber. Bon Dem SnbaI
tonnte nur tpenis 8erettet iperSen.
= SIN GlintOn GppnIbip tpurbe boi
SauS Der 5rau GOnpne am porIebtel
SamitaS burb 6euer serItbrt.
= Serr 0brilinscr BON @bite Ytia,
bat 9tadriht erbaIten, bab feline beibel
SBbne 8lIdli6 III europa anSefOmmel
iinb.
- SIN SaipIep iperben nun aut
@aiieriperfe errihtet.
| = Sin 9IiBIhlag ieBte am Otpnta
bic Sbeuer bon Or. Baldwin bel $40
nesbaIe in 8ranb unb iie ipurbe boil
| Itan6is seritbrt; aud Stpei Silbe fame
in ben sSlammen Inn.