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An Insane Murdcrer Resniteo

OF the board OF pardons was held this morning To
consider an application for executive clemency on
tne ground OF insanity in the case OF John McGin-
MS OF PHILADELPHIA, sentenced to be hanged on
OctoOer 4th for the murder of his mother-in-law
papers were submitted by medical experts pro-
nouncing McGInnlS insane, and the board recon-
mended that he be respited for three months. in
order That further examination can be made rela-
tive TO the sanity OF the prisoner The governor
granted the recommendation
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District Government Affairs.
STREET IMpRoyEMRNrs AsKrn roR

MeSSrS. Allan Rutherford and John A. Prescott
et al, petition the Commissioners that 22d street,
between and Massachusetts avenue northwest;
street, between 2eth and 22d streets northwest
and . street, between 20th and 22i streets north.
west, may be Included In the present years esti-
13th street northwest, complains that Sidewalk on
18th street northwest, between @ and the alley
was taken up to lay sewer, and requests that the
Parker, agents. &C., request of the Commission
ers That material be furnished to lay sidewalk
on the north Side OF Clifton street. Columbia
Heights, at expense OF property owners II same
cannot be done by the District.
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Trains Wrecked oy Collision.

DULUTH, MIMI, Sept GA collision OCCURRED
on the ST. Paul and Duluth railroad yesterday
afternoon, % miles south OF this city. Northern
Pacliic engine coming from the Northern Pacific
Junction to Fon du Lac, coming down grade, ran
INTO st. Paul and Duluth freight train. The men
gines and several cars were badly WRECKED A
brennan, and others whose names could not be
learned, were injured,
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He Didn't Rum AWAY,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 28-Jacob Ktefer who
on Wednesday gained his release, after being ar
rested for pension frregularity by deposlting
$ooO Id cash as security for his attendance at a
district attorneys Office this morning and stated
that his absence was due to illness. He Will have
a nearing Tomorrow before United States Com
missioner Edwards.
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The ROSE AMBER MURDER MysrERy-In the
investigation into the Rose Amber murder at
Stratlord, Conn.,, yesterday, Norman Amber, the
murdered Woinan'S divorced husband, testified to
Lewis Intimacy with the woman previous 70 her
divorce. Prof. White, OF Yale medical school,
testified that he found no blood on the Carriage
cushion belonging to Lewis
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MISSING MINTsTER.-Rev. John Parkman OF
Boston, nephew OF Dr. George Parkman who
was murdered by Prof. John W. Webster, OF Har.
Varu Colege, November %, lS49, is missing under
peculiar circumstances Mr. Parkman has suffered
IRON mental disease for some time, and recently
has been under the care or DR.. j. s. " Howe at
O'Clock on Monday last He Is believed to have
been drowned 'S
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New York Democrats Harmonious.
TICKET AND PLATFORM OF THE BUFFALO CoNyEN
TIoN

iteAhi AMI fLAffokA OF THE BUFFALO CoNvEN
TIoN.
At the democratic state convention az Buffalo.
N u, yesterday, the committee on credentials re.
ported In favor OF admitting from New York
county 80 members OF the county democracy "a Of
Tammany hall and 10 or Irving hall Almoss
Without debate-only protest from one OF Tam
convention nominated Isaac T. Maynard for secre.
tary OF state; Denis O'Bren for attorney general:
Alfred c. Chaplin, OF Kings, for controller: Robert
A. Maxwell, OF Genesee, for treasurer; Nathan
Sweet, or Albany. for state engineer and surveyor
The platform reaffirms the platform OF the last
state convention, and claims that every pledge
the proposition that the people should b. tlKe1 10
raise surplus fund for the federal government 10
distribute among the states. It claims that m any
reforms have been accomplished and abuses re-
moved, and endorses Gov. Clevelands admInIstrar
ton as one OF the best the state ever had
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Libel Suits Tor sian IN

CLEVELAND, Sept. 25.-Ex Lieutenant Governor
Jacob Mueller. OF Cleveland to-day entered suit,
$4,000 from the Anzeiger for alleged lihels con-
tanned In political articles
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No Reduction I'm salaries.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept 28.-The report sent out from
mere TO several newspapers that the Western
Union telegraph company had ordered a reduc-
zion IN salaries Of operators, to take effect Octo-
per ISL Is untrue, and the statement is without
foundation.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TKTsT T;t U sAIE.oF yALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OF Coi.UMBIA, LGCATsD ON The ANACDS
NILE FhGM mNIoNToWN ND Ten MIN
JOINING The GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM
PROPERTY.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 16thas&
day 81 December. =. y. 1865 and duly recordedtT@
land records OF the District Of Columbia and at The
request OF the holders Of !ha notes secured thereby,
WI; Ptsr for safe at pubic anctton on the plsasss
4. D. 1883. at HAIE-Pasi FoUh O'clock SI ri p 81.
all that tract Of land, being ard ,ing situate in the
county of Washington. District Of Columbia
s shd neinE part Of tract called Chi
5. L. size of the road from UnionoyYn to BenEinys
Bridge which stone is the N. corner Of the part of
Chichester sold Icy Jno. A. Smith to C; A Kranse.
more tree, thence S. 50 degrees L. 81 sc perches to
cedar trce thence =. All degrees l.. twenty and 34
perehes (2 D or which, line. at distance of 16 So
OF ten acre lot heretofore surveyed FOR G. A. Krause
and thenc s A degrees W. u 35 percbes and thence
n 49, w so "a psrches stone on the S. E. side of
the Be- beniIls,s BRIDE and Uniortown road. which
surveyed for c. A. Kranse tthe s. E. corner stake Of
the SAID lot being IN this last recited line and "a
perches from the beginning thereof. and thence
straight line and with the ~ 90 degrees Il. ]8 20
perches to the beginning. containing eleven acres
more or less. adjoining the lands of Richard Smith,
ESQ.,. j. Lee White. Esq., and the German Orphan
Terms of sale; One-third cash; balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at
six per cent. from day OF sale. secured by
the dag Of sale. Conveyanci.ic at purchasers cost
II terms OF sac are net complied with II ten days the
In purchaser. after five days notice.
sep2f-Gts WALLER s, COX Trustee
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ExrRAoRD1SARY BIG BARGAINS

. CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
senOQ - = - - As.111 : "
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NEW CoMTC OPERA.-"Grola; or the Mfller's
Bride" the success OF season in London, will be
produced for the first and only time In Washing
ION at Ford's Opera House tonight by Mr. Ford's
opera company. The story is by Scribe, and the
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II ONG WOOD-SPRUCE PINE SOAK e,p,
IL ksrs t3I.e SOD Hickory. 81. sawed ard split
ZINE, tt:3; Oak, q. Hickory. 20. 10. 60 CREVE-
LING, 1872 i4th ST. H. W.; wharf foo. OF Istb ~
au24- 2ni'
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SHE CELLULOID TRUSS. THAT NEypR
tS,sas never wears out alvsys aiesn and csn ia
so3a saaas Dathang. II fof saleaf - -
mrs y1srn a.,.... - an, 8 &
LADY, Patrons. ~ ~ w.n9 3
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MARRIED

SIEEI-HYDE. On "Wednesday SepteYnber 2rfh
1881 at the parsonage of the Rev. Mr. France r. NJ
STEEL and NETTIE HYDE, both of Washington M
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PEILADELPHIA, Sep. 8.-The Lehigh and Schuyl.
XII eoal exchanges met to-day and adjusted prices
Der. The Lehigh exchange agreed to an advance
at to-day's meeting, and the Philadelphia and
reading Coal and Iron company's representative
stated that he would make no change. This i'm.
wolves an increase OF IS cents per ton 1t has also
Oeen decided to make general advance i'm rail-
road tolls OF 10 cents per ton for the line and city
trade ~ S''
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IwO-STnRY FRAME HOUSE. FRONTING ON
IkNIH STREET. BETWEEN AND F.
TON.
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER SECOND, at xeG
HALF-PAST FlNEC' CLOG & p. NJ, we shall sell st.:j
part lot No Is i'll square 49, having god front, -A
IuBHing back depth thereof, improved by two-story
frame dweilin-. six rooms.
Terms: one third cash: balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months for notes Tearing interest from day
OF sale. secured by deed OF trust property Sold All
convey anclng, &C.. at ptrchaser's cost $50 down
day Of sale WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4. CO..
sep2i -dSds Auctioneers.
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneors.
u 5. MARSHAL'S SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD
,,,,>,,, FURNITURE.
fRTsSSSH PLATE GILT AND WALNUT FRAME
~, flEk MIRRORS, WITH CORNICE TO MATCH:
HALNUT FRAME GOLD TRACED PARIOR SIJITf
eSpuhoLsTERED IN EMBOSSED VELVET Every
I IN Al CENTER TABLES. EASY CHAIRS:
fRbNGE PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS:
GWA a3 lei y L,AIMdBpRsE0UINs;
LEAfHE COVERED HALL CHAIRS:
WA Al MI 81 Nj, I. BOUFFEIT very Handsomely;
LEAT ,II:l COY. GOxEkED DINING CHAIRS
LEATHER COVERED LOUNGE;
COUGHES; WALNUT NJ I. CHAMBER SETS;
BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS;
MIRROR FRONT WARDROBE;
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES;
fEATEEKS. PILLOWS, AND holsters.
vELvET AND BODY BRUssEL CARPETS
n The THE0uaH0nT The ROUSE; ;,,.,
&c, BEING TIE ENTIkE FURNiTURE. &C. &C.
CONTAINED IN PREMISES NO. l4lS sTREEf
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of writ of yenditioai exponas No.
- 0S3, issued out Of the clerks ONCE OF the
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia and 20
sares asirecssd viii eel e. tss psew,sss. No. S
sss SoM2rscffssss zf TsS9 SSGGo fbck
ant IN and to al the articles contained hsren taken and
Hsxso ana levied upon the goods and chattes Of
nc; howsnte, and win be sold to eafisfy execu-
uoa 40 =. U.s. IN favor OF W. B. Moses ct 81
- Ia. CAAs. e. HENRY. lsto q. s. Marshal
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THE NEW DIRK STOCK MARKET
Thefollowing are the opentng and closing nrfes,
t3the New York Stock Market to-day as re3orfsi
bySpeclal wire to n. h Dodge, $50 18th street.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErKR.-The following
were the readings at the Ofce OF the chief signal
on1cer to-day: am. 6L7: II q. m. IS 8; o. M.
SIS Maximum, 622; minimum. 522
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ID =. LITTLE. AuctIoneer.

I.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF D SIRABLE REAL ESTATE
ON CAPITOL HILL.
BY virtue of decd of assglment dated july IL ~,
1883 recorded in Lber 044. folio $40, Of the s
land records CT the District Of Columbia, will Offer
for SALE 20 the highest bidder THURSDAY, OTTO
Der FOURTH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK z. A.. the follow
ing Real Estate Part of lot T. square $685. improved by
twost0ry frame dwelling No. 4Z6 Sth street south
east containing eight rooms and bath, water. and
perfect and iInnedat IL thereafter part Of
Lot g. So g25 Unimproved; also psrt Of Lot square
9i3, Improved b. threerocni cottage, No 51S 9th
street southeast also very desirable Building Lot
llth street. fronting east being part OF Lot square
$40, improved by good bic in The above offers
good opportunity for investment. the properties
are eligible, Tent resdiiy and daily enhancing in
value.
Terms: One-third cash; balance payable in six and
twelve months, at six ccct interest deferred
en.s to be secured by deed of trust the premises
all cash at the option of the purchaser deposit of $50
purchases cost. JESS e. ERGOoD. Assignee.
p. P. LITTLE. Auctoneer. sep24 ct
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NJ. FOLEY. Auctionse,

ETOLEY, Auc.ioneer.
LAST DAY OF THE AUCTION SALE.
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENIY-FOCRTH
coInInencinx at HALF-PAST TEN A. NJ, I viii SELL
at 9OS eth street northwest, as follows:
go pair fine and superior Blankets
iU9 Comforts. quilted with white cotton
cases Wamsutta Sheetings, 84. 3d. 10-4 ia wide
Green, &C.
Black and Colored Silks. from best Lyons manufac-
tuners.
Casllmeres Of best qualities, 81. 40. and 4s inches
Fashionable Plaid Dress Goods, Towels and Table
Linens.
wear. ~ -
Ladies win please attend this SALE az the above men
toned goods viii be positively sold without reserve
All goods sold are guaranteed perfect in every respect
sepi5-4t NJ FOLEY. Auctioneer.
THIS SALE is POS fPONED UNTIL. MON
DAY, OCIoBER FIRST, at TEN-THlRTY A. NJ, in
consequence of the rain II will positively take place
a t.iat tine, rain or shine. sep25-5t
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H,HOS. J. FISHER & CO..
IL Eesl Estate Auct.onee-s
EI,HONAs Z. wAGGAMAN.
III Eeal Fst arrcsiooeer
THIS EVENING,

WREk5 CO. Auetioneers.
CLOSING our SALE OF BALANCE OF STOCK OF
FIkE GOLD AID SILVER MATCHES, ALI.
GRADES; FINE JEWfL!Y OF EV. f.Y DE
SCkiP i!ON; RINGS. Piss. CHAIHS tLOCKl,
AND EDeiifso' SILYERWAKE.
Sale ~ Ely EVENING. at SEVEN O'CLOCK, ard
SATCRDAI MORNING, II he D.. Closing sa'e SAT
lRpAI ENENiNG, at SEVEN, at Benz. T. SPINKS.
geo Pa ave. Goods must DC sold-proprietor removing
10 Batniorr- sep25 ST
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DROPOSALS.

WARDEN's OFFICE o. s. JAIL
WASHINGTON. D c., September 20. 1885,
seasd proposals viii be received at this Office until
TWELVE NJ. OCTOBER FIRST, 1883 to furnish the
jail with Six Hundred Tons Of best of mine Georges
Greek Cumberland Coal end Twenty five Tons of good
quality Of Anthracite Coal stove SIZE be delivered mt
the JAIL thirty TONS by the 18th Of October next and
the balance on before the 10th of November next.
seasoned Pine Wood best quality in quantities
CURED The coal and wood TO be inspected at bidders
cost The right is reserved to reject any and al bids
sepG09t JOHN =. CROCKER, Warden.
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NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer.

NJ FOLEY. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN G AND FL STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of a deed of truet dated July L. 1888
and recorded in Liber 053 folio 2l1 ct sea- one sdHs
OF the land records Of the District of Columbia. and A
at the request OF the parties secured thereby will offer
for sale at PUBLIC auction. in front OF the premises on
GONDAY, OCi OBER FIRST. 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK
i. IL, the north twenty five (25} feet of Lot tweys
2 and the south sixteen 6 feet and eleventh Dnches
OF Lot thirteen 3 in square numbered eight hundred
and seventy ght (SIS recorded in liber 053,
foo "a ct seq of the a1d records of the District Of
Columbia. with improvements thereon.
errns One third of the purchase money in cash an
the IesIduen two equal instruments, at and twelve
months from Gay OF SALE with interest secured to the
satisfaction OF the Trustee or all cash at the option Of
To- purchaser Trustee reserves the right to resel
the FISK and cost of the defaItDg purchaser II terms
OF sale are not complied with in days. One hun
dfed dollars deposit required when bid is accepted.
LAUSIA c. DUNDORE, trustee.
NJ. FOLEY, Auctonser. sep21-lCt
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DUwLINa, Aucuoneer.

HANDSUih BAY HORSE. SIX YEARS OLD.
fifteen hanGs warranted sonnd and perfectly gentIe
VIII work III any harness. and Is splendid driver; is
also su.sr1or saddle horse. Also hearty new English
Gig or boz cat, set Single Harness. Blankets Whip,
Saddle and Bride Lap Cloth &c hs is Considered
one OF TIE finest outfits III the city.
AZ AuetiGE SATURDAY MORNING, s. PTEMBER
TWENII-NiSTH, 1883. at TWELVE O'CLOCK in
front of Auction Rooms shall Sc. above ele-
CANT OUTFIT esHec ally adapted fer Ladies i.se sep21 Ut
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HORSE THIEVES ACTIyE.-From the number of
horses stolen recently in Alexandria, Fairfax and
Montgomery counties 1t is evident that there are
some expert thieves operating, and among the
recent losses Is fine animal stolen from the farm
OF MI: Alfred Ray, In Montgomery county, Md, on
Thursday last, and in his neighbOrhOod three ami.
mails have been taken in few weeks
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FINANCIAL.

fioME INVESTMENT.
GILMORE MICA MINING CO.
Offer For Sale
$1,000 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS.
These Bonds have four years to run, bearing per
cent s,c ana payable gaartsry
Shares of the Capital stock fun paid non assessabe
The amount offered being limited early application
iformatio either at she ONCE 81 the company y ss
street northwest,
ADAMS sss ! + G Street northwest.
Samples Of Plate Mica and Mica in the rOsl, be
4 DAMS & CO..
BANKERS & BROKERS.
Offer special Inducements to buy orsell CRUDE Pc
TROLEUAi. either for cash margin.
We offer small lot
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS,
with or without Stock.
CHASED TO Older On CoMMissIoN s oA-
We invite Correspondence. All information cheer
fully given. aul7
AMP NASH Sill 4 .sI e9XF a. ANp EoNPs
deposits received subject TO check.
We pay SPECIAL attention TO obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding our various city
securities and prepared at all times to answer nqui
Iiek regarding same.
HARRY C. TOWERS L Co.
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE..
my3l 14:0 STREET NORTHWEST
PE1vArE Srocx TELEGRAPH VINES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
H. H. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission,
No. $50 18th STREET, tCORCoRAN BUIDING.)
Agency for Prince and Whitley, Stock Brokers'
Il BROADWAY. new YoRK
Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San Francisco, Baltimore Philadelphia New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth Of one per
cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires
to Richmond Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston, through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and In
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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TWO TIXE NEW PRESS BRICK FRONT
Il DNFLiING HOU -ES nos. 474 AND 476 o
STREET, NEAR FIFTH STkEEI NORTH

WtSG.
On MONHAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIRST 81
~ FIVE C't1(sCk, viii SELL in front of The s5:..
Yrnlses. Los 80 and "a OF subdivision OF Lot a. III
IN Square 52. Zach of these lots front 20 feet On
north street. and improved by new Irass Brick Front
Hcus9s water. gas. ranges. latrobes. gas fixtures,
marble niaDteis, coat t. IL eae Wi library
rool PATH rooms. pantreS IL fact complete
par ciIlar and desirable houses either orinvestnent
o. homes VIII readily rent pay splendid interest
Should be seen TO be appreciated.
Terms; Onetnrd cash; balance in and two years
ro;e - bear six interest payable
ally. and 10 lie secured by deed of trust On prem s
deposit OF slo required each house as sold
a. DUNCANSON b. OS.,
e~p-o, -, -, 29Soctl Aucticneers.
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SALE OF CONDEMNED MATEKIAI.-The quarterly
SAFE or condemned material at the City Post Office
post Office IS depository where such material is
sent from different parts OF the country. Letters
nave oeen sent out to dealers inviting proposals
pounds OF Jute sacks 1000 pounds leather pouches,
S5O0 cotton canvas pouches, 600 pounds OF iron
&c.
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PROFESSIONAL
JAPANESE SCROLLS FANS ETC,

md Decorative pie.aro.. Jay Gould. a, 9th 81 mia
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L p. LITTLE, Auctioneer.

L T. LITTLE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE, THIR-
TENTH STREET SoUTHEAsf, BETWEEN g
And l STREETS. IMPROVED BY TWO.
STORY FRAME HOUSE.
By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated September Id Ia
D. 1883, recorded in ber $50, folio l32. seq. 6a
OF the land records Of tie District of Columbia,
the request of tie party thereby secured win sell
D DAY o OCTOBER ElGHTT. A:6. 1853. at FIVE
numbered MN ten hundred and twenty u02O). subdi-
Terms Of sale: Ono third of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue In two equal instalients at six
and twelve months from day Of sale with interest
per cent. deferred payments to be secured by deed
OF trust on the PREMISES above described. ali cash
complied with within days from SALE to be re-
sod at cost OF defaltng purchaser. deposit of $50
required when the property is sold. All conyeysucig
and recording at the purchasers cost.
ELMON A. ADAMS w..
JOHN II. PEAKE. irustees.
eep21- p r. LITTLE Auctioneer
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PROPOSED TREATY BETWEEN SPAIN AND LIBERIA.
The Department. OF State Is informed by Mr.
Smyth, the American minister at Monroy1a
Liberia, that notice has been received Dy the
LiDefmn minister OF foreign AFFAIRS that
70 that government By the government Of Snain.
The specially Ovel and important feature Of this
treaty tS that Spain agrees to guarantee full and
negroes visiting. for any lawful purpose, Cuba and
Porto Rico, 90 has heretotoTe been Rrantod "a any
foreigners visaaug any part q the spanish Do
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TELEGRAPHIc CHANGEs-The Office OF the Bank
efs and Merchants Telegraph company has been
quarters on Pennsylvania avenue. between 18th
and 18th streets. The combination between the
BANKERS and Merchants and the American Rapid
company VIII De Carried into effect here during
tue coming week. The American Rapid company'S
wires VIII be moved into the Bankers and Mer-
Merchants line here said to q STAR reporter to-
DAY mat there was no consolidation In name: the
Ihree companies, the B. & NJ. the Rapid and the
southern would maintain separate organizations.
put the business would be managed under the gen.
eral direction or the Bankers and Merchants com.
pany. Inc branch Offices established IN different
parts OF the city by the American Rapid will be
maintained under the new management
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pOToMAO TRANSPORTATION LINE.
& Co.'S

Ae varanted 20 eject rapid cure In the most severn
csses q priyste disease They DO net iasne he
and win be found safe and effective resneslv wv
jA22-tukfy BOLD BIZ ALL ORUdGiSTS
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CoAMANDER JOHN F. MCGLENsEY, who was re.
Gently detached from tho Norfolk navy yard after
the trouble with Commodore Mayo, the command.
ant OF the yard. was to-day ordered to duty ia the
bureau Of yards and docks Navy denartment &c
assistant to Admiral Nichols, the chief of that
bureau. ~
The CIVIL SERvICE.-The civil service commits.
sion has addressed a letter to the Attorney Gen.
eral asking him TO inform them what Is the classi
ncatlon or the grades OF the civil service Which
exists In the Department OF Justice.
WHEN THE PRESIDENT WILL RETuRN.-Thep resi.
cent IS expected to return to Washington about
Sns MiQQle Of next week. The White House Ia
pe:ig put In readiness for his return The i'm
provemenfs In the east room are completed. and
carpets OF the various rooms are being relaid It
again this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-28
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

PAwNBr OKER'S SALE or GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEHtLRY, DIAMONDS. CHAINS,
CLOTHING. sc.
On SATURDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS SEP
TEMPER NINTH and OC ODER FIRST.
CONF: enc. n3 each ysHiEr at SEVEN O'CLOCK. Will
sell at the Auction Rooms of Duncaason Bros corner
Of 9tl ani ID streets northwest quantity Of Unre
deemed Pledges. Gold and Silver Nat hes, Chains,
Einss, and Jtwelry, Diamonds, Plated Ware. Guns,
Clocks. Backs, Clothing, Musical Instruments Car
pes and sci;d silver, &C., &c
Terms cash G.. A. SMITH. Broker,
seP-o-tt 314 9Th street no. Invest