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IN Au<ILI1u NVUUl> I<t<lutUL OF the
Court Of Cessation, was found murdered q
his residence in Ofen few days ago. He
Nd been stranxled and his tongue had been
euf out The house was ransacked By the
uurderers. A hussar, who was on the
prcmises. has been arrested.
A FOREST fire was reported raging on
ehe Blue Mountain. near Lchigh Gap, Pa.
O the 3oth ulf., and much valuable timber
Was being destroyed.
DAVID WHELAS, an informer. was
Mot dead a. marlborough, Ireland. on the
1Dth- One arrest was made.
THREATS having been made 70 allow
upthe Post-oflce e Corr, ireland, that build
ing was being guarded By military on the
1th ult-
BURGLARS blew open the safe in =
drugstore q nashville, Yates County, n.
r., the other morning, and stole over So
90 IN notes, bonds and mortgages, and
$1,000 cash.
REPORTS from the Scottish coast on
che 30th ult. said terrific and destructive
gale had visited that section. Three vessels
had gone ashore IN the vicinity Of Aber-
deen- A bark was reported ashore e
Hollyhesd and the crew Of thirty-three
persons drowned.
The towboat Polar Star blew up the
other afternoon near Henderson, KY, and
from fifteen % twenty-five persons were
ssported missing.
CAsSrUs G. MERxLE, alleged abscond-
1ng member Of the Pittsburgh pal paper
manufacturing firm, which recently g.
signed b. reason Of his Withdrawing large
sums Of money from the partnership fund.
Aas been arrested e Cincinnati, o.
THREE men. Featherstone. O'Herlihy
end Carmody, arrested the night before,
Were arraixned g Cork. Ireland, on the
ooch u1t, upon : charge of being members
q secret society having headquarters q
Cork The object Of the society was, &C.
oording % the claims made BY tie authori-
tiss, 20 commit murders whenever It was
bslisved such course would advance the
Interests Of their organization, and % blow
~ buildings n he principal cities 81 the
British Isles- Upon preliminary examin.
alton bail was refused, it being strongly
1nfimatsd ~ counsel for prosecution that Z
numbsr u witnesses were ready % testify
9 support q 10 charges.
On GEoRGE BUCHANAN, Of Philadel.
phia, Pa.. con q the famous bogus diploma
doctor, John buchanan, was convicted ~.
csntly o. having caused the death Of Eliza,
bsth Holsesin ~ criminal surgical opera
Non.
DURro therecent terrific gale Of Tar
oouth, Eng, six fishing smacls went
DOWN end forty sailors were Lost.
n the collision the other night On the
vandalIa Line. near Brazil, Ina, william
Stewart, fireman, uas Instantly killed, and
William Brannan perhaps fatally hurt.
ne loss = The railroad 49, large.
a BOILER explosion q 81. Dixier.
France, - ths IL killed twenty-six persons
md injured thirty eight.
II was reported On the "a that the
anmber killed end injured b. ths explosion
= g.. Dizisr, Francs. 40 nearly one hun,
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.


- -
1Hk Aas>acnuse.1s s1ouso =. neP.e-
ssntatives has passed oiil providine TOT
biennial election q state onhccr ana p'en'
hal sessions "a tns Legislature
HE death "a Thomas -. Hernaon'
member-elect q Congress from me FIRST
Aiao@ma pis'r'c'' occuFed - Aoo'ie : -"
oays ago.
SECRETARY foLGkks health vas
much better on The 18th than 4 had ben for
several days. ana y Va nopsd ~ .nose
opout MIN tn1' witnin week ~ ~oaia ~
- recovered NJ % % -oie 70 &c trap
M = q. '. =.
IL ennessee - s's'a.u'e ~ P7ssea
n acf making gambling felony
JOSEPH ifso"skI o. washington,
has been appointed Chief OF the Mineral
Division q The General Landonice, vice
u'ckieS, resigned.
EX-SENATOR kELLoGG- Ia an Inter-
view q Washington on the 18th, professed
ability 70 disprovc the allegations IN the
n1idavit q Contractor Price n statement
HAT he was preparing and would publish
u few days.
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=, ~ ! .o.'n. ss.s,1<.s. - .''.
! '......'.. .......,..,. ,rr.~. ~, 49,.
=, ..,.,, ~ r,~..~c 1870 $500
~. : ttn1.t.. r~.xn : ,.,,<...s NJ.
Barley M. j FnIi. ,..rGsc.
r.ea r....,..~...... f.,......., ", -,
-, .....,,,,,- y. n, 1870, wv, W., .
y. ,...',,.''..,,, NJ. 49,,
| Presbyterian Church. on North Illinois
street. III the city Of indianapolis, on Thurs
day. April ). lSSi, AZ i;;p p. m. Each and
every lodge. league. union. club ~ other
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lusCELLANEoUS.
DIR OrTo WILHELM STRIVE. Direc-
tor Of the Imperial Observatory Of Pnlko
va, Russia, was in Boston, Mass, the
other day 70 test the object glass made to
order for the Russian Government, the
largest ever constructed-thirty inches in
diameter.
THE Jeannette Board Of Inquiry con-
vened 1t Washington on the aoth, and
three OF the late arrivals Of the crew ap-
peared before il. They had no complaints
70 make.
GERMAN artists have petitioned their
Government 70 intercede with the United
States Government regarding the increased
duty On objects Of art
The failure Of Antonio Lewis, Schultz
& Co.. general merchants and cigar Inn
porters. London, Eng, with liabilities Of
Es3,c0o. has been announced
LIEUTENANT vEsr, United States
Navy. and other members Of the expedition
sent BY the American Government % Pats-
Venus. arrived e Liverpool, Eng, on the
10Th on their way home.
THE Secretary Of State has authorized
Minister West 70 say to the Canadian au-
thorifies that this Government has no d.
lection 70 such : change Of Canadian Gus
toms regulations q would admit Of the i'm
portation Of bonded whisky into Canada
from the United States in packages Of Less
than one hundred gallons.
49, -. 49,
States and Canada for the seven DAYS
ended March 50 numbered Is2, as against
195 for the week previous, distributed - fol-
lows: Western States, s.; New England,
IL; Southern States, 81; Middle States, .;
Pacific States and Territories, IS; New
York City, ?; Canada, - The number q
failures for three months were = S6,againss
z,l25 for the same period last year.
CONSIDERABLE uneasiness has been
reported among the people q Lorraine, who
nourish bitter anti-German feeling.
THREE hundred and fifty cmigrants
Ieft BelmulIet, County MAYO, Ireland. the
other day for America An immense throng
Of people witnessed the departure.
The Chicago, Burlington 3 Quincy
Railroad earned over 100000 IN divi-
bends last year and carried $4,000 20 r.
serve fund.
The Illinois Supreme Court has rem
dered \ decision declaring The Pullman
Palnce car COMPANY 4 common carrier.
Anv,crs ~ ~ ~ r.card;nc ~
- ---l--X d, --..s~.'.' ..-.s5---.s
$3.50 .....s.s.'s w .~-'.-.... Tss .,
,,,. .-.l,.a .....,,- ..,;,,, ,~,s.,,t, 49,
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TuE ST. Petersburg (kussia) police
raiicd house full ~ Nihilists recently cap
turinx eight ana about IA pounds ~ dy.
Mantle. Thrceof the officers were wounded
and ono ~ che Nihilists committed Suicide
A FLEET u thirty->cNen harxcs'
loaded with 10000 bushels Of coal. broke
loose AZ Pittsburg, Pa. on tho Slst ult,
and swept down the river. sinking four
steamers and tearing everything aiioat thai;
lay in its way.
Ar Greenfield. Mas. Conductor f.
L. HaSlev. az the New Haven & Northamp.
ton Railroad. has been found guilty q
mnnsiaashter. 10 disooeyins the orders ana
causing collision On the state Road iast
September, IN which three persons were
killed and others injured.
Thu charge Of cmbezzlement against
Asa +. Leopold. Treasurer Of Crystal Lake,
Mich. was withdrawn the other day and
Leopold has commenced suit against George
Bnnkcl, the accuser, and who caused the
arrest. for 50 900 damages.
BIZ majority Of one the United States
Supreme Court On the "a reversed tho de-
cision Of the Missouri Supreme Court In
tie celebrated Kring case, and the pris-
IN >~...... 49,. .~.it...-. ~. It'll. H..
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-02
swspped Speeches.

Some years ago, " hen the late Coy.
Morton niade atauOus caippaign.,in
II diana, he was accompanied by Gen.,
George A. sheridan, OF Louisiana.
The Senator's health was at that time
very poor. and whenever he did not
lsel quite equal to making his
speech Sheridan used TO deliver III
addrsss. Upon one OCCASION 10th
orators had TO deliver speeches, aud
Morton, who had remarkable mem:
DRY, played II joke OH Sheridan b.!
delivering the latlers SPEECH. The
srouGd being thus cut from unlsr
the Generals teei, lie was Tor y mo.
lnent nohplussed. But rs soon MS The
applause hail dird away hc arose ana
began Oh MOr,ons speech. In Til
speech Murlon discussed the subject
OF hard aud sult money, aud had {
dramatic way ofprt ducibg a silver
dollar aud = grrehback. Sheridan
had 50 often heard and seen the Sen
ator deiiyer the speech That i,ca Wa
able 10 initiate il exactly. Thrusiiu.
this hand into bis pvcAci, ho produc
ed n dollar nolr, aud holding il ny Y
the audiencs, exclaimed: What |
this? Is this money! Nc, my lei
bow eli izcns, Ibis i. not money, lie
ma read lido. You: The Uuile'
Slu'es promi'o 10 pay bearer Que dol
! lar That i. hot money. ) That j
| merely n promise to pay money.
When Norton was making thi
specch, aud arrived Ct ihi. point, b
" ould return he' nuie 10 bis poke
and produce silver dollar. Sheri
! -tlnn WINS about 10 do the same thing
: but found 10 his disihay. thai be ha
do silver dollarsbout him. The AL
dience began To utter at this coEtre
lrnlp-, when Sheridan, turning /
Morton, who was listening TO hi
> own prize speech, said: "Ssnslo
aItleu,i inc that silver doiiar which 20
|, Fuse when you dsiiser this speech
u II is.needIess 10 say The laugh was l
t0ucs turned.
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a Ar people arc alwar. on ths lockout for-

1873 ar people are alwsJs on thu lockout FOR
MSNk chances to Increase their earnings,
III NJ aud la Inns become wealth thOre
W tce who do no.inpruyc their oppbrtuui-
chance to iuako money. rWo wrhtinany uien.
women, hoys aud girls 10 work tor us rigil, Ia
their own localities. Any ono eau 10 The work
properly from the irst start. The business
VIII pay more than ten times Ordinary wages
engages falls to make iuonev rapidly. You
can trvote your whale time 10 the work. or
only your spare moments. Full information
anil ali thrt Ia nrn,lrdf esnt- frco. Address
sTiksos 4 Co., Portland. Maine. ldtc5iyf
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Ta,mia 70 IN 1899.

What great, vast and important
possibilities uxist for the farmer oil
the future. Just Imagine yourself
farming ohe 'bondred years hence ;
no horseseiO iced. harness or curry ;
bat YOU just lie Nv bed until break
last is ready, when u tall, slim mai,
in II linen du.ier, something like. the
lightning rod niau of to-day, bring
you your inoliye po~ersin lie shape
Of n lille box vi electricity, for " hicii
yop pay hin W much Arer ton pro
peiling power. Your pluw, too, il
unlike Tie clumsy structure OF ~. day
but is NIGEL y cushioned carriage, in.
siapuy converted INFO couch soil
and c0sy IRA pleasure carriage a
l4iil. Immediately beneath. the sesl
ia q suitable reservoir Tor soda water
iced lemonade. lemsns and sagsr. a
rubber tube, with silver piece At
ischrd 10 u convenient button OF
the vest, or the oil ear, carries til
cooling draught directly to ssyOnl
parchrl lips. No more moving ma
ciiinss in Ihdss days. You siinpl,
rice with the lark. plant two batter
les, stretch a lie,le wire, and IN lei
minutes your held is ready Tor ii,
/ niorhilg snnslHife. Iniinedhttet
you follow with all eleriric hav teas
or, and III tie afternoon q, swift ap
pArslus gathers up the sca,tere'
h:ill inno ccnyci!ient bundles. Q
aboul i've bundled pounds, lies il u
in bales rs round as barrel, aud 81
light thai no rain or sunshine ca
possibly do any further damage. 9,
cepta little on the outward ends. S.
too, in NIL That pertains 10 the stienc
or operation OF agriculture, vast in
1 proyemcllts win he made. o., )
poor, hard working, toiling fa,insi
oftotaay, who go about with corr
| on your toes snd biis'ers on YOU
1 heels. &"JnI. swait . lille longs
bnys, for better times are coming
Nebraska Farmer.s 81 .ssslsJ
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Thorion's Horse Liniment, tor man
aud bvnst. For. external pso only
Iesne back, Rheumatism, Stiff Joints,
u gives almost instant relief. For
iImbesiit is not exCellcd. Sold by
drNgtisLs. N.
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Farmers and others desiring gen.
teal, lucrative agency business, by
y lueh IS 10 $40. day can be earned
read address al once, on postal. to II,
&, sMiLKiNsoN Il Co., 1876 and l9l
s'ulion street, New York.
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roc Reward

j. offered for any case of Catnrrh
ibst rsnt be cured with halls Ca
(. fssrh Cure. Take internally. Price
70 cents.
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Every Subscriber, at, $lW q
Wear, Given a Ticket I'resl

Mgs- We take pleasure in announcing that
we have arranged a list Of valuable prerni-
ulns to beagiven to our subscribers for the
year 1888, Below we give q list OF some or
the principal premiums which will be dis.
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Washington has .comet parties
\ eu,.d iuea, by Jupiter, rays yolng
reu,se; iurthe boyscAn now planet
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= ~ q ~ ~
: 10 tsgnig ,tts1risff st }
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Close cnoneruons NJ aor'Oariila for Mssi-
sonvills. Henderson. atApsrilie sod al poists
Sodh.t Connections A. Fsdursh With strAiner 70
on ohio snhf.rne..ce rirera: A. Frltop wiz,
Y. &. It, to 4. o. Il, u: A. Eirsi With y, a
20. y. w.; At PAdpeah Jasc.4 With NJ asst J..
X. q. ~ testrai tlsy foe Onrushors
~ EliAahetatovn wsts = 4 ~ Railroad; n
Iouis,ills With La = T.. Ralr<Ad. o : v
railroad ami U. n. Nail Lac Steamers tpi
Cin.innsti And she Sorfh Asi EA-,; j.. Y
a |. railroad 'for ini,nhhpolit.a Chi 40 Aat
the Northwssi; U. = n. railroad feI 81. L-ui,
aud the Wesi. Nf
LAX. BY. HIUg,
Gcn'l Passenger agent Eiisahr,htowt. K,.
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Mntrim0ny, said a modern Bene-
di'i the other day, produces remark
able revolutions. Here am l. for in.
stance, in ten short nionths changed
from siahing lover ~ loving sire,
Ons VI the frat duiios OF com
ninaity,l says Mayor NsanG OF Gin
cinnntl, in an interview, 10 IN project
lie youth. Protect the boys frst, and
They Will pr0iect the 2irls. = 80 .
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Gus LIST.
a1EANIN;a's.

What's thr man yslling at asked
a ',rnsr vi his boy. WIZ, chuck led
the ho,, hes yelling al the top OF. his
voice. 4
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Of job and WIN rean and dispatch h IS.
Cotton Flour polnpiy
attend to. 30, .t-tl.
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Psdncah. Cairo, Fulion, Ei%-s, aud
points in West Tennessee and
southern Kentucky, 0~enioo.o,
Louisville, CincinnaiL indisn-
apalis, Pittsburgh, Washing
ingion. Baltimore, Phila- :
1elphia, New York and
Bostofi. o, D"H
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The Fall Races,
COMPLETE PROGRAM OF STAKES AND PURSES 10 N
1CN FOR

8gN RoR.
The program Of the fall meeting Of the National
Jockey Club is out In addition to the nine stakes
races, heretofore published in THH~ STAR, there
will be sixteen purse races, the entries for which
viii not close until the evening before the meet
ing.
On the flrst day the nrst race will be for purse
OF $780, Of which 500 to second horse; for ali ages,
one mile. Second race, for Arlington stakes Third
race, for washington s.akcA Fourth race, for q
purse OF $780, OF which $50 to second for all ages
nve fufionys. winner to be sold at auction. A
500 to second. ~ miles, over I'VE hurdles, win
close the days sport.
Second Day.-Frrst race, for purse OF $500, of
which $50 to second, winner to be sold at auction
Tor all ages one mile. Second race, for Anacostia
stakes Third race, for District OF Columbia stakeA
Fourth race, for purse OF $780, or which 500 to
second for all ages three-Quarters OF mile. Fifth
race handicap steeplechase, for purse OF $3.50. Of
Third Day.-FirSt race, for q purse or $500, Of
which 500 TO second, for all ages, seven furongs
Second race, for the capital stakes. Third race.
Tor the autumnal stakes. Fourth race, for purse
OF $500 OF which $50 to second. for all ages, three
quarters OF mile. F rth race. handicap hurdle
race, for purse OF $500, OF which 500 10 second,
one mile and half. over six hurdles
Fourth Day.-First race, for purse Of $500, OF
which 500 to second, for all ages. one mile. Sec
ond Race for purse OF $400. or which $50 TO sec
ond, for all ages, three-Quarter5 OF a mile Third
purse OF $780, OF which 500 to second for all ages
mile heats Fifth race, handicap steeplechase,
for purse OF $3.50, OF which 500 to second, over
steeplechase course.
Second race, for Q purse OF s4OO, OF which $50 TO
second, seven furlongs. Third race, for the Con.
gross stakes Fourth race, for purse Of $400 OF
which 500 to second. one mile. Firth race, handi-
cap hurdle race, for purse OF $500, OF which $40
to second, one and a-Quarter miles, over nve
hurdles.
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II IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FTAyORIN0
STOCK FOB SOUPS MADE DISHES AND
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palktabe tonic sn al
Of weak digestion and debility. lis
cess and boon for which nstions should fest
eIafefu.s-See Medical PrxaA Lancet,
'.Bratsh Medical Journal, |" 20.
CAUT1ON-Gcnu;nco only with s,c fsceimE,sos
Baron Lebigs Sienstnre in hue Ink across
tie Label This caution IL Decessay. owing
tovarioas cheap and inferior scfEtisutes b.
4G tho marfst-
ILEDIG CONPANr'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
10 lie Rad of an etcreteeserp. Grnce<p I'd
Chemists. Sole As-ents Zoo the United Stasee
sxhosessis only; O. David Co. 3 Fen.
G&urah avoAnA, lAnnan. EaHissaa. as2f
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MARRIED..

bETZ-GRASS. On Tuesday. September IL 1854
at St Mary's Church, Brooklyn T. d. by the Rev
E E, Murray, AND1.Ew BIZ OF washington. to
FRANCESCA GRASS. OF Brooklyn. Ny
LEE-RENN!E. On September 18TH 1885, in Brook
n ~ X, at the Church OF the led Iner by the Rev
Snsrles Russell Treat assstel 10y the Rev James p
tencon. the Rev. FIR! DEkIC G.. LEE of Nn.hInr.
ton; 70 Miss MAMIE RENNIE. of Brooklyn. No
september Eth 1883. at the church the Fpiphany
oy the Rev Richard Hayward. LOUI, II. NAIERS.
deli ha. Pa. -
,as plERAER-BAUMAN. On Tuesday. September 10.
1853 at the residence Of the brides mother near Car.
nsie "a. ~ key, q. b. Slaybsugh of Washington
d.. Mr. >. w. sTEB NER. q the United states Pat
emf Once, and Mss l. AY BAUMAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on "Wednesday
Septembt 18th, 1883 by the Rev. William Leonard
y. u: GEORGE WOODWARD WICK RSHAM Oh
Mew ork to MILDkLD. daughter Of the late Corne-
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,

ELEGANT GILT FRAMED FRENCH PLATE MAN
lie MIRROR, SUPERB TURKISH CARPt Ti
AMP RUGS. OIL PAINTINGS ENGRAVINGs,
FANCY sCREEN. ELEGANT WfSDoW HAHG,
INGs. GILT M Z ItI 1P BOUQUET STAND,
LoTEek FRsScH PLATE TEtPhsnYacHaK E MikR1RD
MALNUI CHIFFONIEK. vASeS EBONY
WRITING DESK, WALNUT BOOKCASES, ELE-
IANIL1 GAINED WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
BaCK, SMALL WALNUT sIDEBOARD. HALL
GACh. iMLAlD M. T. CHAMBER SUITE, AaH
G Ga HAIR AND HUI i MATTREssEs,
PILLOWS AM BOLSTEKS. WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS. OLD ENGLISH China. KITCHEN
RtQHMnn1l Es ETC ETC, AT AUCTION:
IN TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
IWENTY-F1FTH. 1888. at the residence Of gentle
man declining housekeeping No. 1872 21st street north
sell the above effects Terms cash -~
Sepl3-5t THOMAS ROWLING. Auctionaar.
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ARMY ORDERs-The leave of First Lieut. John
Biddle corps OF engineers, is extended two months
on surgeons certificate Of disability. Capt Fred
M: Crandai: s4th Infantry is ap pointed to act as
Mu Major Francis II. Parker, ordnance depart
ment, Is appointed to act as inspector at Water
Town arsenal, Massachusetts,. Lieut. Carter p
johnson. 4th infantry, is, on his own application
transferred to the 10th cavalry. Leave for six
months on surgeons certificate OF disability is
granted Capt Lemuel A Abbott, 9th cavalry
First Lieut.. Willard Young. corps OF engineers, on
the exp1ratfonn OF his present leave will report
10 CAPT. ChaS +: Powell. corps OF engineers, for
duty at Portland, Oregon.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
ELEGANT GOODS.

ELEGANT GOODS.
COMPRISING ONE sEvEN-OCTAvE PIANO Up.
R1GHT). MADE BY HENSEL, OF PARIS;
sEVRES CHINA SET. COMPRISING CHAN.
DEL1ER. WITH CANDELABRAS AND
TWO LAMPS: SEyRES CHINA MANTLE SET,
COMPRISING CLOCK AND CANDELABRAs;
ELEGANT CABINET, BEAUTIFULLY INLAID
AND FINISHED WITH FRENCH FIRE GILT
MOUNTINGs; VERY HANDSOME FRENCH
PLATE GILT MIRROR; ANTIQUE ITALIAN
CABINET. EXCLUSIVELY INLAID WITH
1VORY;VERY OLD ROSEWOOD TABLES;vERY
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE Is PIECEs). UP
HOLsTERED IN FIGURED SILk REP; FRENCH
POUF. UPHOLSTERED IN SILK AND Elk
QU1SITE HANDWORK; ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD
CHAIR. GILT TABLE, FRENCH PRINTS FIRE
PLACE SUITS; WALNUT MARRLE-TOP SIDE.
BOARD: WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION
Table; 10 HIGH BACK WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS; DECORATED FRENCH CHINA DIN
EER SERVICE PLATED WARE;RUSSIAN CUPS
AND sAUCERS.FANCYA AND ELEGANT PIECES
OF CHINA; SEVRES BREAKFAST SET; LOT
BOEBAcHE;FINE CUT AND ENGRAVED CRYs-
TAI; NEATLY NEW TELESCOPE; FRENCH
BEDSTEAD6. IN WALNUT AND BRASS. WITH
MATTRESSES COMPLETE; MAHOGANY SET.
COMPRISING MIKROR-FRONT ARMOIRS, Blu.
REAU. WAsHSTAND AND TABLE; HALL
TABLE MIRROR AND RACK.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FINE COPPER
COOKING UTENSILS, TOGETHER WITH
MANY OTHER ARTICLES ALL OF WHICH
WE'RE MADE IN PARIS AND RUSSIA.
On MONDAY MORNING, sEpTFMBER TWENTY
:h.ii ss At tie seadenos Of NJ n TE ;isa w an
Consul Genera Of Russia No. 1887 Areet nerth.esf
were imported BY the Consul. '~' "--''..
& g. %RST4 3 ss Esss g.
sepl7-et THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-20
The Louasvllle ColoreA COmvension.
FRED DoreLAss soR CHAIRMAN.

The Washington delegates to the colored con-
vention, to meet In Louisville next Monday. win
leave for Louisville Saturday. They viii be at
tented BY quite party from this city, who intend
to work for Mr. Douglass Is Oh ..rmau OF the con-
vention and for Prot Gregory as secretary. The
Maryland delegates VIII. 1t Is stated vote for T. T.
Fortune, Of New York, edito. OF the GLOBE, az
chairman, and Mr.. Fortune will have considerable
strength IRON other sections. The twenty ave
delegates from South Carolina are reported az In
Douglass will be the chairman Mr.. Cuney, whose
friends considered that he was entitled TO place
on the Washington delegation has, it fs stated,
abandoned the idea OF contesting Prof. 0rcgory's
seat In the convention, was lrst proposed, hav-
Ing satisfied himself that Prot Gregory was right
fully elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-20
sep19-7t

lNOLEY, Auctioneer.
LAST DAY OF THE AUCTION SALE
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY FOURTH
commencing at HALF-PASr ZEN A. NJ. 1 win sell. al
SS It'll street northwest, cs follows:
220 pair fine and superior Blankets.
100 Comforts quilted with white cotton.
cases Wainsutta oheetings, "a. - 1U-4 IL vide
Pure SILK Velvets. in Black. Navy Blue, Garnet
Green. &c.
facturers- ~
Gashmeres Of best qualities. Sc. 49, and As inches
fashionable Plaid Dress Goods Towels and Table
wear. 1870 '~
Ladies Will please attend this sale the above men,
uoned goods viii be positively sold without reserve
All goods sold are guaranteed perfect in every respect
6ep1S-xt M. FOLEY. AuctOneer.