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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
FIRES.-An alarm OF fire was sounded about five
O'Clock this morning for flames discovered In the
cellar under Burke g. Herbert IS bank, on the corner
OF King and Fairfax streets. The fire had commu-
Mcated from the furnace to some timber In the Gel
lar, and was quickly eXtinguiShed by the freInen.
An alarm yesterday afternoon was caused by a sui
phur fire ktndled in chicken house ON the west
edge of town.
UNION STREET RAILROAD SIDINGS.-The heavy
business which has been done on Union street. as
elsewhere, lately, by the Midland railroad has rem
dered1 eeceS5ary additional railroad accommoda-
lions In connection with that street. OF late the
way TO the river has been often temporarily blocked
at several streets 1t is proposed to put one or
Two sidingS on the street, so to permit the trains
to be broken, and thus managed more easily and
preaching the river.
POLICE REPORT.-SamL HynS0n, sent to the peni-
Tertiary from Fairfax county for house breaking.
was lodged at the police station this morning en-
route for Richmond.-Mike MOrressy, arrested by
Omcer Franks, is held for drunkenness:
REPORTERS NOTES.-The usual Thursday night
prayer meeting OF Trinity NJ. Z. church, at Friends
meeting-h house last night, was led by Rev. 7. H.
Haynes. pastor OF that church In 1885, but who is
al. White has been appointed ticket agent at the
Alexandria and Washington railroad depot here
vice George Lewis transferred to train despatchers
Office In WaSh1ngtOn-A. p. Cox and George H.
Hnken OF this city are now In attendance upon the
grand lodge of the Knights OF Pythias at Richmond
Early next week solid feet of river boats are
expected at the American coal gas wharves here
from Cumberland. THE difficulty In the Third
COlOred Baptist church was a very Slight one
The Reform club held its anniversary meeting at
the Methodist Protestant church on wednesday
night.
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Travellers Guide,


PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.-TrainS leave B. p sta
ton, 9th and SITS NV, as follows: For New York,
Philadelphia ard the East-A.M., 500 {ex.), $50
Omitted exl, 10:40 (ex.) PM, 130 (eX.), $40
(ex), $50 (eX) and 1920 (eX.) On Sunday-P.M.,
40 (ex) $50 tex), 1870 (ex.) For Boston, daily,
40 PM. ex.) For Ptttsburg and the West, daily,
AM $50 Chicago nmited); $50 fast line.) P. NJ,
go {exl, $50 (exl For Rochester, Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, etc.-P. NJ, daily except Saturday, $50
(ex) For BalttmOre-AM., $40, 500. $50. ESQ., 1910:
PM, $780, 3:35, 40, 40 go 730, $50 and 1890 On
Sunday-A.M, $50, 1910; p NJ 40, Gao, 7:3O, $50
and 1890 For Elmira and Lockhayen, daily except
South-A. NJ, $50, 100 daily; PM, 500 daily, ex-
cept Sunday. For Annapolis and Pope's Greek line
AM, $40; PM. 4:40 except Sunday. For Alexan-
dria-AM, $50, 100, go, HOO, $780, NJ ZOO 49,
500, $40, 500 and 1130 On Sunday-A.M. 63O 92O
HOO; PM, 500
BALr1NoRE AND OHIO RAnRoAD.-Trains leave
the station, corner Of n J. ave. and ST., as fol-
East-A. H., $40 Cex) P. NJ, 500 lex), $40 (ex)
On Sunday p. NJ, 800 (exl $40 tex.l For Chicago
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and LOuisvflle-A. M, 3O5
{ex.l, 1918 texl p NJ, 1910 tex) For Pittsbury,
Cleveland and Detroit-A. NJ, $50 kex) p. M, $40
@x) daily; For Baltimore on week days-H. NJ,
ls:l6, $50, s3s, 500, $40 $50, 40, $50, ZOO
$40, 1000, go, 11:30 For Baltimore on sunday
A. M, $50, 7,l5, 200, 1905 PM l25. 2;N Am
40, $50, 100, 810g $40 For Annapolis-A NJ $40
1910. PM, 40 On Sunday-900 A. NJ, 40 r. N.
For way stations between Washington ana Balti-
1880 For stations on Metropolitan Branch. NJ.
For Staunton-S30 A. II daily except SUNDAY. F9r
Frederfck-a90, 1918 A n. and as r. 4 dSiiy ex-
cept Sunday. For Hagerseown-lOlS A. Il daily
excapt Suncay. SIS J. u daily.
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Name.
The Civil Right. Excitement.
INDIGNATION MEETINGS OF CoLoRKD CITIZENS
SEVERAL CITIES

INDIGNATION MEETINGS or CoIoRRD CITIZENS IN
SEVERAL CITIES
call has been issued for a meeting next Monday
evening OF the colored people OF New York city 10
give expression TO their feeling over the late decision
OF the L. 5. supreme Court upon the civil rights
ACT Minister Langston is expected 10 make an adj
dress ana Others. similar meeting win be held
IN Philadelphia on the same date The colored
cltLenS OF Louisville, Ky. are highly indignant nd
nave called meeting Tor saturday night for the
purpose, they say, OF denouncing the decision.
DENOUNCED BY CoLoRED CLERGYMEN.
The African Methodist Episcopal conference. en-
oraclng several OF the western states and now An
session at Denver, Col, yesterday discussed the de-
clslon on the civil rights bin. The Judges action
was denounced IN the strongest terms and several
ltcenulaly speeches were made. one OF the bishops
declaring that II the negroes rights were thus
trampled upon revolution would be the result
A WASHINGTON PROFESSOR pESoUNcEs TIE REPuRII-
CANS.
New York paper says: Prof. G.. II ID. Gilman,
or Washington, colored, delivered lecture al En-
NETT hall last evening TO a large audience OF COL
ored people. lie said: 1.-The enactment of the
clVu rights bill was a farce. and the republicans
Knew. as well as We all know to-day. that the act
was Illegal. IL throws the cOloresi man back ten
years. Unless the colored man arOuses, he VIII
continue TO be the serf Of the republican party
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TOMORROW.
sti.Ei, AUcI!Onecss.

Iw 81, n pl'ie aactior tfe stool, OF Notions and
Dry Good, contained in Davis K Dickinsons store No
9H ri: street northwest. commencing FRIDAY
OCTOBER TWELFTH. at TEN O'CLOCK 4. NJ and viii
eorc from day to day until the stock is disposed Of
os~.:u- Of SILKS, Vtvets. Casmeres Linens Cloths
an, Hr,tse keeping Goods generally, Fine Laces. I'm
hgoi,trrrs. Underwear III Mcrino and Cotton, Ladies'
Jerseys Brushes. Collars Buttons Hosiery. Parasols
U..b-cil1s Gossamers Frinrcs SPOOL Silks Spool Cot
ton. f-Ee Scissors and Perunery; also Lire Of Vlu
able Goods for Christmas Presents and many other
articles too numerous to mention. This stock is choice
ai,. la,ics invited TO attend this sale, tie goods
Vii ae I'D without reserve.
Counters Fixtures. Show cases. &c, will be sold next
MONDAY, at TWELVE O'CLOCK
oj-tnl FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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Affairs in West Washington.

The SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONAL the closing
sessions OF the NJ. E. cOlored) Sunday school con-
VentiOn at Mount Zion church YESTERDAY afternoon
and evening, addresses made on different sub
JectS by RevS. n. NJ. Carroll, b. Brown. W. III.
Cook and c. w. Walker. An essay was read by
Miss Mary Wagman, OF Mount Zion Sunday school
ATHLETIC SPORTS AT GEORGETOWN CoLLEGE.-The
students OF Georgetown College had their fall athle-
lc games on the college grounds yesterday after
noon w. Maher won the 100 yard foot race: H.
Power second. There were II entries Thirteen
students took part in the wheelbalTow race. which
was also Won by Maher: McNally second The tug
or war was declared a draw. There We're 16 entries
IN the Two mile walk. 1t was won by OctOr Leney;
+. Lee second.
THE NEW ENGINE for No. 5 company was tested
yesterday with satisfactory results.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the 18th regular
monthly meeting OF the Twelfth Building AsSocia-
ton. held last night at GOddardS Hail. sl.19O was
share
SUNK IN THE CREEK.--A canal boat, loaded with
stone belonging to A. L. Barber & Co, sank In the
creek, below the X street bridge. yesterday.
CONDITION OF THE WATER-Clear at all points
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SnounrEE55 a ERq1 IL hI4oss BH lBBgnanAnz.
CORNER 18TH STREET AND New YORK AVE.
PerIetuai Charter act OF Congress January I'D 1857
Kents Safes IS to $50 per Year and takes ali kinds
rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President
CHARLES c. GLOVER of Riggs q Co. Vice President
JOHN CASSEI4S, Treasurer
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT Secretary
C.E Nyman, Asst. Sec'y.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN p Snyder, Charles c. Glover
John Cassels Henry A. Willard,
Albert l.. Sturteyant Thomas Evans
John G. Parke. au13
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E'ROS. J. FISHER & CO..
Il Real Estate AnctiOneers
CHiECERY SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK STABLE
NEAR LAFAYETTE SQUARE; ALSO, A LARGE
PIEt + OF land IN SQUARE No. 595 CORNER

CH.iECERY SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK STABLE
NEAR LAFAYETTE SQUARE; ALSO, A LARGE
PIECE OF LAND IN SQUARE No. 5a5, CORNER
AND FIRST STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme ~,
Court OF the District OF Columbia passed in Eauty :s
talSe No l16I wherein Temple ct al complari-
ants aud NortningtOn ct al defendants the under
sl<Ted Trustee viii sell, at public auction the fol.
lowing described real estate at the times and places be-
low noted:
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH. at FOUR
OtLoth PM. on the premises. the easternInost As
fet inches OF sublot % in square 1871 having 'front.'
AK ~ 80 feet ON SO foot alley and improved by brick
SluaTr
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTH, at FOUR
CtiOth PM. on the premises, part of square sos be-
ln the east lOi feet inch street. of square
With tn average depth of about 1862 feet This property
Il al the corner of and LIST streets southwest and CON
tails Il %. square feet, more or less.
A.ris OF sale, prescribed by the decree: One-third
" u. money IN cash and the residue in two
trial s,anents, at six and twelve months, respect
10y WIZ interest at the rate of ) per centun per
-<i, Win Tsfrved hen on the property Sold or the
mas money IN cash. money deposit shall be re-
CURED on each OF the said pieces of property sold fine
3.Houi,' "hsreof VIII be announced on day of sale
ti' DEFAULT VI any purchase in complying with forms
OF sales within ten 1G days the property uuon vhic,
dsS&ui has been made may be resoid at the risk and
cost OF the deauting purchaser after three (l fays
NOTICE an the Evening Star newspaper Conycyanc;ng
CHAS. ID. FOWLER Trustee
Webster Law Building sos d street northwest
THOS. J; FISHER 4 Co, Auctioneers.
OStl3-t2t KIDS
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THE IVY CITY RACES.


YESTERDAY DAT OF sURFRIsEs-ravoRrTEsr BEATEN
ANOTHER RIpERLESS HORSE IN THE LkAD-INTER-
ESTIS0 EVENT TO-DAY.
The races yesterday were largely attended, the
number OF spectators far exceeding the average at
tendance OF past meetings AS rule IL was day
OF surprises the favorites generally being beaten.
The first race was won by Pizarro. the favorite, but
after that the shrewdest calculations failed. The
second race was won by Mittie B. over Lorfllard's
Leo and Huron, and In the third race the Duke OF
Montalban beat the old veteran Parole. The fourth
race was another surprise, Mark winning. where
constantine and Gonfalon. The mutuals on Mark
paid s6o IS. The hurdle race was won by Beaver
wyck Buster, the favorite, while well i'm the lead.
stumbled in clearing one OF the walls and threw his
Jockey. The horse, in imitation OF RANGERS per-
iormance OF the day before, ran on and passed un-
DER the wire first, but, having lost his rider, OF
course that counted for nothing. Mutuals paid
$24.96.
TO-ilay's Races.
The program for to-day offered good sport. II
was as follows: First race one mile for all ages,
Rlca, Corsair and Elector. Second race, three
Ioufths OF mile for all ages, Weasel, Constantine,
Third race, Potomac stakes for Swear ODDS one
mile and 1--WE furlongS George Kinney, Miss Wood
I bsafs fz aapa ana Henry b Fourth race mile
and War Eagle Fifth race, steeplec6ase over
Cain l4ol, Abraham Q3S) and HeloiSe (l25)
Rica wins the First Race.
The first race was won by RIGA in las; CoESair.
second. MutualS paid $50
Rca was favorfte, selling for 500 In auction
pools TO $55 for CorSair. and 50 for Electer. The
bookmakers offered to on Rica, to on Corsair,
and s TO on Elacter.
Wandering Wins the Second Race.
The sec ond race was won by Wandering In 1:11 y
Gonfalon second. MutualS paid 1896.
Drake Carter Wins the Third Race.
Drake Carter won the third race, kinney second.
Time 2:53 MutualS paid s13.40
mt Y p,,r Norl-
avenue and the Brentwood road have been cleaned
and kept sprinkled by the men under the engineer
department during the races thereby rendering
the approach and drives to the race track agree
able
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RRStEkff IS = %HE fnk E1S SEt SF fSah
TWEN sTE fIH Nb RH S3EETHMEs re
AVENUE; BEIMEEN THIRIELNTH 1sTH)
ExcEILEST 6PRokTtNiIY For CAPITALISTS!
D.. , CHANCE a. FOR 4 GOOD INVESTMENT!
District of Columbia, passed on the twenty first
G2ist> day Of Decenber. 1882 in Equity cause No ~.
bar, NovEMBER. FIRST dsTJ. 1883, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK (, F n. Lots four "a. six Co. and eight
numbered two hundred and forty two (242). in the
City Of Washington d C. according to the sub division
court by its order passed in said has authorized us
as trustees to make and which sub vison is as fol-
tytwo CD feet and eight sncles on Fourteenth l4t)
street lot SIX 90 into three lots each fronting twenty
street-a Of said subdvisonal lots to be bounded y
the rear line of the present lots and the Of
said lots four a. and six 90 to be made by parallel lines
fronting Rhode Island avenue, be sub divided into
three lots of equal length and fronting ON Rhode
twenty six 6 feet wide and the other each TWEEN
yone CID feet III width By this subdivision we make
in all nine 90 lots for sale, each Of which is eligible
site for building purposes.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree Of the
two years from day Of sale With interest from day Of
sale all cash. at option of the purchaser The de-
fe-d payments Of any purchase money to be Sc
assessments to be paid out Of proceeds Of sale
resale will be made at cost and risk Of the delinquent
purchase deposit of two hundred dollars ts2OO)
BY the ae to
sofa the day savertssd All eonSeyaneins s Is to
%f2hi1 NJ. A EP 81 Trustees
THOs F. wAGGAMAN, Auctoneer. '' oi7-GSds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

rsyuOS. J. FISHER L CO.
a Real Estate Auctioneers
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME STONE FRONT
BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWN AS NUMBER 14I1
kkSSnpEEEp NoKkT ZINES WITH BRICK STABLE
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated 9th May A D.
lss5 and recorded in Lber No S55 folio rs Of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia and at
REQUEST q the party secured we win sell IN front Of
, nnmbersd s.. te In K,dwss subdivien Of square
corded in the surveyors office Of the District Of Co
luInba, In Book W.. No. page 1l3 SID lot fronting
Tis public alley and being ths same conveyed by
dated November Goth, A. D. 1870 recorded in iber No
SSl folio Az Of the land records for the District al
hnSxn a. e Essad s No al street
ofEx ssao1e ana Ssfr1sEe house on rear q lot
IN one O and two ca years with interest. and eec,ls,,
by deed OF trust on property sold interest payable SEN
annually Adeposit Of 500 will be required ct time OF
sale. Oonyeyancing ut purchasers cost II terms of
sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell ct risk and
CHAA c. GLOVER, n-...
o6-d&ds CHA6 B. BAILEYf 1fuSseeA
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Political Points.

The democratic city convention OF Brooklyn, n
L., last night Nominated Joseph c. Hendrix for
mayor MI. Hendrix Is thirty-three years old, and
Tor the past ten years has been the Brooklyn re
porter OF the New FORK sun.
The attempt To get up citizens ticket In New
York city has been abandoned. This makes the
fight one between the regular democratic and re
publican nominees.
Politics are much mixed in southern MARYLAND
There are three tickets in Calvert county, known AS
the democratic. republican and the peoples The
independent candidates may be said TO constitute
1ourtn Ticket. The Baltimore american of This
morning says: large number of democratic poll
tlcianS gathered I'm that city yesterday and anx-
lolsly discussed the prospects OF the city and
state elections. The accounts OF the canvass from
Some Oh the counties are very discouraging that
a general conference OF party leaders has been
matters.
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MARRIED.

SMITH-FOSTER. On October l6. 1888. at Z H. M, nc
the residence of the brides brother, by the Rev d.
Ames Paynaster HENRY r. SMITH, Of Boston, TO
Miss FLORA FOSTER. of this city.
TOWSON-CAMPBEIL. On Thursday. October
49, 1888 at Trinity church. by the Rev DIR Addison d.
f. W TOWSON to BLANCHE KENNEDY CAMP
BELL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On October 4th. 1893 by the
Rev. Richard Hayward. JAMES L. NERAIlLLION to
MARY L. GROWN, both OF this city,
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A MARYLAND OFFICIAL JUMPS HIS BAu.-Gao
". Carpenter. the abSconding county commissioner
OF Charles county. Md, charged with an outrageous
assault on young girl, has entailed much trouble
on his friends by FORGETTING his bail The endOrls
OF the bond were Carpenters wife, her brother. Mr.
Hancock, Carpenters two brothers and Nh. Dent.
To exact the bail, IL is stated, viii ruin Mrs. Car
penter and her brother Carpenters brothers, il Is
said, are not yet la possession OF property which
they were taken as bail. Mr.. Dent Is not able %
lose his share without incony enience
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The Three Card Monte C..c.

THE yvRY COME INTO COURT FOR rSsrxuc4oua
The jury in the Dunn case came into court az s,o,
and they reported that they had not ye,
agreed upon verdict ana said
they wished TO know II positive correlation
OF oLearys testimony was required before they
could ind a verdict The court Instructed them.
and they again retired
VERDICT OF GUILTY.
-Four minutes later they returned q verdict of
guilty.
The New York stock Market.
The iohow1ng are the opening and closing prices
or the New York Stock Market today. as pported
by special wire 10 Ii. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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CIR THE Best.

CIR THE BEsr
1.-THE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR
LUTZ BRO, SOLE AGENTS
For the sale Of the celebrated CONCORD HARNESS"
nave on hand large stock Of all kinds at low prices
Every genuine Concord Harness." and Concord Col.
lar 1s stamped with makers lame and trade mark
HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES
In great variety at Bottom Prices
IUTZ BRO,
sep1l 497 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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ID oBERT O. HOFFMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
III 10th and streets northwest

AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON X STREET, No 1403 THE FORMER
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE HON. EBON G.
INGERSOLL.
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust dated respect -
iTe!-; on the first day of November, 1873 and :S
49, folio 4 ard Gber No. S72 folio IA in the land
records of the District Of Columbia viii sell ct public
NEstBER FIRST, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing real estate in the city of Washington. District of
columbia with all the improvements thereon to wit:
Lot numbered two ca in kidweils recorded subdivi-
S2l according to the plat thereof In the Office of the
'gTE eSr q Washington city District Of Columbia
81. aud three Years, with interest thereon at the
% al h per cent per annum. payabe semi annually,
eopIe r msef r. a. tn time Of ale terms Of not
70 resell the property 1t the Fisk and cost of efsultins
The title 70 be retained by the Trrsfee until
All eon'eyancins at the cost q purcnaser.
& o. HOFFMAN. Aucfioneer: ~, o "a ussee:
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VsHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE PEAT. ESTATE
II THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. ID. c.
BY EIrtug Of deed of trust. dated 81 day Of<S..
March A ID. 1882 recorded III liber No 93i folio ta
$50, IT tlc laI records Of the District of Column
bi. and * the request Of the parties thereby secured we
i hereinafter described, the following real estate to
W;
ON TRTRsDAY THE TWENTY-FIVE DAY OF
o. ,TDBtR, y. u. 1872; AZ fiALF-pAST FOUR O'CLOCK
lots thre. four. and sin il G. Adams subdivision
- three liuLGTCd and thirty situated
stF'-t hctyFeen 10th ant. 11th streets northwest.
On FRIDAY. the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF OCTO-
Eies of eround known as Lots One Two Three Eleven
Twelve aI i!ret Iii square one Thousand and TWEEN
tytree lD2 situated South and l. streets anG 18th
street east. known - III III. Homilers Slaughter House
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIIE. SALE OF prop
eTty Ii said Square 1923 VIII sell all those
pieces Of ground known the east tfrty-one seven
!ni Of j." twenty two and the west thirteen feet and
Sven Inches of lot twenty three by the depth of said
lots IN siuare Thousand and forty-seven situated ON
tarl. "a -''' t00Ai'
FERNS IF SALE One third of the purchase money cash!
and the balance III SIX twelve and eighteen months with
purchaser or purchasers shall give their prUlssOry
ECts, secured by deed deeds OF trust the property
solid al cash at the option of the purchaser or prlr-
Casr so IL lie paid III cash each piece of property
purchaser purchasers cost Terms of sale be
piled with III ten days from day of sale otherwise the
property will be rescl1 the risk and of default
- purchaser or purchasers after five days notice III
The Evening Star.
WILLIAM J. MILLER
Office isG Louisiana avenue; | rr-.,a...
JOHN PATCH. 1fus'ees'
of3Aits 50J 10th street northwest
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The Land Frauds in The West.

Commiss oner Mcfarland of the General Land
Office Is co itinung vigorously, the crusade inaugu-
rated agai lst what are known as Gland Cruisers
In the West. Upon the reports of special agents
thirteen entries of public land in Washington Terri
tory Wer yesterday held for cancellation The
CommiS' ner says that all OF the parties In these
cases app ar to have combined in the commission of
the fraud bhe combination even extending to the
notary WAC witnessed the papers. All OF the en-
tries, :aftr confirmation were transferred to one
indiyidua.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN, d. c., KNOWN AS No. S2S6
WATER STREET.
shall SELL at public auction in front of the premises
on TUESDAY the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF OCTO-
BER 1883 at FOUR NJ, that certain piece of ground
in old Georgetown distinguished part of lot 90 in
square being the westernmost of the two warehouses
conveyed in deed duly recorded among the land records
Of said District. in Iiber w. b. 107. fol %. ct seq
Terms: OneGuarter cash. residue at six, twelve and
eighteen months six cent interest secured by trust
upon the property sold One hundred dollars deposit
cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days, or
deposit forfeited. CHAS. II. CRAGIN, JR,
321 ~ street northwest.
o15-7t Attorney for owner