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J. T. COLDWELL. Auct.

(tHANCERY SALE OF FIFTEEN ACRES TWENTY
~ FOUR PERCHES OF GROUND, NEAR PINEY
BRANCH ROAD. IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA
BY virtue of decree Of Supreme Court of Dis a2&
trict of Columbia. passed or the sixth day of No-EH
venb.r D. 1888 in equity cause No. S.765, will-A-
SELL at public auction at the auction store of DUncanSon
Bros. 9th and streets. ashngton. D c., MONDAY
NONEMBERNINETEENTH,l 1888 at FOUROCLOCKP.
NJ, Tract of Ground in the District Of Columbia near
the Pney Branch Road and northwest OF Briehtwood
KEEL deceased and containing fifteen twenty -four
perches.
Terms OF sale prescribed by One third cash;
balance III equal payments in six t6) and twelve Q2)
months. with interest all cash, at option of pur-
chaser On full paynent of purchase deed will
be gwen Al conyeyaneng at purchasers cost: de-
post 800 at time of sale Terms sale to
DE complied with within days property will be re-
sold at cost of defaultng purchaser.
VIM H FINCKEL, Trustee
DIyNCANSON BROS Auctioneers ,,10 \
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ANOTHER APPorNTMENTFoR MINISTER I,NGSToS
The President to-day appointed John NJ. LangStan
OF the District Of Columbia, TO be charge danairs
at Santo Domingo, in addition 10 his duties rs min
lister 10 HaytL
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PRESIDENT LINcoLN's REMAINs.-The telegrapric
statement published in yesterdays STAR TO the ef-
rect that the body OF Abraham Lincoln had been
secretly removed from the sarcophagus al Spring.
Held, Ill., TO prevent the possibility of any further
attempt to rob the grave il positively denied by Inc
cemetery authorities at Springfield J. c. Power
custodian OF the monument, says: "No part OF the
remains OF Abraham Lincoln had been seen 10y NOR
tai eye since they were sodered up in a lead coffin
on October g. 1874, two years before the attempt NJ
thieves to steal the body. AS / have already said
they are absolutely safe, just they were placed
In the coffin many years ago.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESTpKST-The President
To-Day appointed John W. Scott, OF lola, Kans>, TO
pe Indian agent at Ponca, Pawnee and otoe agency
In the Indian Territory: John Nj. Chun,h
10 De postmaster at ST. Louis, Michigan
francis Lutte 10 be first lieutenant In the revenue
marine service. and George A. Cook 10 be second
lieutenant IN the revenue marine service
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CAPT. WALKERS CAsE-The army retiring hoard
which examined Capt. John z. Walker. 81 cavalry,
ior retirement, at the gov asylum FOR the insane
yesterday. found him incapacitated for duty. aud
recommended that he DE placed on the retired list
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District Government Affairs.

A BURIAL GROUND COMPLAINED OF AS NUISANCE.
The health officer I'm note to the Commits sioners,
complains OF the Union Beneficial or Beckett's
burning ground between 10th and nth and and
ID streets southeast, as nuisance. and states that
he has determined that 1t is best to discontinue
the issue ofpermits forntermentsl In these grounds
such action, which approval was given by the Com
miSSiOnerS yesterday.
THE NORMAL SCHOOL EXAMINATION-The first
quarterly examination OF the Normal school was
tees Warner. Loyeioy Baum and Clark, and ex-
Trustees French and Wilson, Superintendent VIII
son and a number of gentlemen and ladies inter-
which was conducted by Miss Smith, the principal
illustrated the thoroughneSS OF instruction, and
very interesting. At the close OF the eXamina-
ton Mr. LovejOy made brief address TO the school
The trustees present then visited school OF little
girls in one of the of the building and wit
messed an exercise in singing by note according to
the new methods OF teaching introduced by Frof
Butterfield.
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RAILROADS.

TsHE CHAT
To m: :i:fIl Vi.sf. 81. s6tTHwfsr.
Do - ttfCt S,tlESI!ii' S.i!l
II < ffrESf -: ii IN = IS s. ii'ii-'
1EAIS' :.s.tEE NAsHIS@toS, fi.oH station CORNER
IT, I'll, 9! III We Ciii,.a-O iiil1t.d Express
ei:y vtt -i,ii.4 cars as; ron ,ia siarrs aii
t.,.Ii IT., \: -, 80 J. NJ 't,;'S with
g. = l. PH ~. SIf a. d o. Ii,ti, In.
~, - n, Vs.. Will i!'ee Steering car Washing
g., r. , ,slSi;F. M TroT.oMAc EAuEo%o
70 - 'a,s,,';s'is i!'1 li'Ifer Buffa9- Niagara
u 20. 70 ciiia1d..=1'a ana harrisburg to
fe- i.'..lc-t, eek Hsyei and Elnra 9;3o 3 NJ
1o o. z. III ~. Tt ~. r.s+ s.coo 1910, ,,o
-, SO and i9..n y H.. O.. sunday 20 go and
~ Limited EIrrcs- d lillilian I'aror ears.
i-''s "i:ho1t claIl-e, laUr. every week day.
1or slyi y J. al through trains connect at Jar
NJ! ir4ts q Hr'"Elyn Annex, atfur,iiTx
iia-. :. - NV lora city
t.: l:.!,irii.ia s:t.a IL. 80 80, 4on 20
iSl ga, - 30 ga n: is;iy eX :" Sunday
81 80 =" ceD 20 go and 100 :. M NJ On
s,.l.a- 80 l5.O n. 80 90 80 95G AMI 10 20
10 poi.' C,rck Line. GO and 4:lo 4 NJ daily
Ilr iaT IL GO H. and 20 pm. daily except Sun
A. ss--I':Ei AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
-, M ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
T.. - l,.!r. 80. TO. q.zo. II co and Il 30
.'H 80 5o 20 90 aIul 4 80 pm Oh sunday 1t
IL l. m III ar.. the sc,t,i ~ ard II 90 IN daily.
~ tl.'t = t4 FIn; s.aity. tHgrit Sunday,
All Is. ,4 no ~, -, ~, ~ ~ ~
Il 81; Leo I'il-iatt q. Sunday at aud lO0s
ETA ~rs..t am, PeInsyvana a1e1r5,. .i At the sta
II WO,.I, ,..:..'sa I.isst..,,r AGENT.
'it.9' L. !. III. tf'il-i7ti +i.4ifs-tr. 30
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-nDRH0V.
yk,rOMAs BOWLING. aurt,oncer

yEFftOMAS BOWLING. ArctionCer
10 HsND.oME PARLoE SUITES. ONE pIANo, .
lLt15A IA IT fIsE :. Y ATE MANTLE MIRRORS
MiEtOEs. SFNFRAL Ki.EtihNT SETS WJ.NtT
Coon c bF q bCES,TT4E 9TE 4EGAN =
sib ~ Hfs DIS1 fAs- Fsh SA- AND
Sb HAk sA riI ktsbS A s1ps
O. tll i : Ist4 EUi:NITUKE COOKING AND HEAT
HORSES 4 GaRRfI * HNE HT5G 2fk3 SSoss
ONE oNE-HoRsE c Aa5P IN GOOD ORDER.
HORSE. pu,ET A5S' AND HARNESS.
viii h. sold SATURDAY. NOVEMBER SEVEN
TEl.NTi, 1854, AT TEN O'CLOCK. within and in
o. my All ton rooms. nl5-2t
rs,HGMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
VERY GAsnsoME ME :, TWO , WHEEI. FOUR SEATED
SIR ,r fp 81 IEE I1SEsT IL WAsHisdfoS:.
ESrn a sA Fl ERE oS h2yENhEE ;o sEyEs
a's'.."ii rooms. Mist
UAslITSGToN HORSE A Nd CARNEGIE BAZAAR
w 9!s. $40 and, 81 Louisiana avenue
Eyer! 5.' Ttfsb bs Eai25fs and Bt slT
IhDAl MORNING, commencing ut TEN O'CLOCk
Gs,tic'ncn havinr Horss CARRIAGES for sale will
Ill" TIL" the best t0d # liz sy91i1e q the
Constantly On hand and al private sale iaiz stock Of
Bi@rkcts Roiss. &c. --A''''' "As''S o oiatiS
II TIE EAsf SIDE 81 fo
4Vf4 9 5HRr fI lb F SnkT IITiSP AR
Hp hf1.EHS s'f f * fhif 'S dsf
cHAStE rof coon iN1EsfsEN =! - o
N.Y. iy yirte Ct - # th. sIr,,e SoIirt Of ISL
as, as o: De- '.il ab Ia IN Eonity H cause q
7C'2 Equity Gosket No ~ We viii offer for sale by
F tS5 s IS S1'.> s AZ f1fnf
il,T Cf
Numbered two hundred and forty two (242) in the
CT tie ssit lots four "a six t and eight ~ which the
cont by Is @T!cr passed III sad calls has authorized
lows Lot four - int" tlir,' lots each fronting TWEEN
t,vo t feet and eight slinceS Fourteenth itln
tv" en- it ana eight 90 inches on fourteenth 1ith
srye'-.li Of SAID sEtiivi.i9iai lots to bc Ioi by
said lots -Our "a and sly % 10 b. made by parallel lines
1T Ii-t aEies with Fourteenth street lot eight 90.
thr"' lots oI equal length and fronting Ehoie
Island avenue. th. one bounding the alley TO he
~ (2ll ieet III width By this SJh,V iaion MAXI,
III all iinr i9 lots for sale. each of which eligible
The of sale prescribed by the decree of the
court are: onc-tird cash and the residue i'll and
sale ~ all cash at option az the purchaser The
irrre IGymtI.ts of purchase money
G # rt OH rrrrty sod y All hmaH tpss an H
asS'': nS are to be- paid out OF Proceeds Of sale. If
l'sle WI" NE iiad al cost and 1lsk " the delinquent
Purchaser deposit If two hundred dollars $500
lid ~ tl deere, HE Trustees dr.. empowered 10 post
Zone Tire sale from: day to day ill al the property be
bot sold on the daE advertised All cuEveyaucilis is to
bc IL purchasers cost.
% %I2IiaM Fl j. A FPu5Ss;ros, Trustees
THos Z wAGGAaiAS Auctioaae r.-''' "o oIa-GSGs
DANE,luoWrE soS,
t.y1 -
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VVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCFRE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
coin AVENUE COR GLENWOOD ROAD KNOWN
As The HEATING PROPERTY, WASHINGTON,
DC.
g.; virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the *,
District OF Columbia sitting III equity. passed in fa
cause (wiercln Heating ct al. conplainans and Ia
Mclaughn ct al. defendants). No. S661 shall on
MONDAY. the TWELFTH DAY OF NOVEN1B BIER A. d.
1888, at THREE O'CLOCK p NJ, on the premises, sell
the following described real estate situated in said
district to Wit: Lots No "a 3d. 30 A. 49, 40. So 81 Is
land known Prospect Hill, and also the undivided
Onealf interest i'll and to Lots so 81 and 81 in the
said subdivision of Prospect HILL together with the
buildings and imp oveInents thereon consisting of
large and we'll built brick dwelling and stables.
Terms: One third cash; balance i'll six and twelve
months notes to bear six per cent interest from dav
sale all cash, at the option of the purchaser prr-
chassrs Deposits of 1875 will lie required each
improved lot, and $50 the homestead. II terms of
sale not complied with within five days after day
of sale the trustee the right to resell the prop
ery at the risk and cost OF the detaultng purchaser
purchasers.
JOHN F. ENNIS, Trustee
No. 4S6 Louisiana avenue.
In order TO secure to the purchaser purchasers Of
the homestead mentioned in the above advertisement
shall at the SAME TIME AND PLACE offer for sale my
undivided hall interest i'll and TO the said homestead
o29-dts MARGARET A. THYSON.
cE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON AC-
count of the weather, until TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
TWENTIETH, hour and place. By order of Trus-
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THE PROPOSED BOND CALL--It cannot yet be
positively stated when Secretary Folger Will issue
another call for per cent bonds, but IL Is reason
ably certain that at least 100000 OF the bonds
will be called soon.
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The New Work stock NarS...

The following are he opening and closing rr,css
OF the Ne" York Stock Market to-day as reporteG
10y special wife TO II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street.
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n14-d&ds

(tHANCERY SALE OF VALTABLE GNIMPRoyED
~ REAL ESTATE. BEING THE WEST SIX LOTS
OF SQUARE ~, AT THE yuNGIION OF NARY
LAND AVENUE AND A STREET NORTHEAST,
FACING CAPITOL PARK.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, holding Equity term NV
passed on the 10th day Of November. 1883 in cause
numbered 1922, wherein Kate Mari guardian &C. Is
complainant and Frank T Barry and others defend:
an sali oner tor sac az huG anctl1n III front OF
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ,
Lots numbered five 90 six Co. % eight (S nine
ta and ten Uo>. of James NJ Lata's recorded subdiyi-
sion OF square numbered seven hundred and twenty
seven go, II the City Of Washingt9n District Of
Terms Of sale az prescribed by the court third
% cash the remainder in two t2l equal instaents,
payable six 60 and twelve CD months after day sale
respectively with interest the whole amount due
payable each six (6) months all cash. at the option of
the purchaser purchasers Such purchaser or pur-
casers if not paying all cash. to give his their notes
FOR the deferred payments as above provided and no
deposit of 100 will be required each lot when sold
All at cost OF purchaser or purchasers
and in default Of compliance with the terms of sale
within ten tl0 days the property will be resold the
risk anu cost Of the defating purchaser purchasers
HENRY f. DAVIS. Trustee
AGO Louisiana avenue.
j. I. COLDNELL. Auct. nl2eOd&ds
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SPECIALTIES.

y: KS II. A FRENCH MAGNETIC HEALER AND
As n~ilr - Medium has returned and taken her old
uilTt r at ii 18th street northwest. where she will be
please" to receive her friends and patrons MS
WHO Is TIE MOST RELIABLE AND LONGEST
W 50" 3lisiiod Specialist III the city! Why DIR.
tIclHt-E lS-OVor thrty-two ytars-Gt 500 l. st S:W
sworn to b,for A. C. Richards. Justice of the Peace
I3-lut,
III ADAM ROSS. THE LONG Est ABLISHED RE
VA liable ClaIryoyait and AStroOtl-t better
I-ia ton III al affairs OF lie than amy the prOfes
sion; tells the past present and future destiny gives
aONlrt ami ASSISTANCE all matters ap.trtaEg to
business. love and matrinIony Residence, 1910 18th
street northwest Cars PASS the door. Consultation
tcC-IaL.l,S, 81. Gentlemen, 81. oc2O
tai Consulting Physician for Ladies and Gentle
men Twenty experience. Every "Wednesday and
Saturday, RON 10 at 456 L street northwest
Honorable and scientitc treatment guaranteed. Main
othce, 30 North Liberty ST. Baltimore. Nd au27 3m
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
WI LIFE All business confidential Ladies and GEN
tlelnen 90 cents each Aus street. between 4th and 18th
streets northwest. jei4-24w.
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AUCTION SALES
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auclioneear,

ss sosbh ofRE fRvG eSKFE
G3s5 AND A ekoc kEkYl MsR STOVES CHINA
Elegant Paror Suite gpholstsrd IN silk Heavily
Eo hs9sb f;s fsI il wsl,s Sofa Pas sd
SIX broca lr ss ad s elat n iSR
Gilt Frame Mirrors; Walnut Pier Mirrors Rosewood
Marble Ta5les walnut and oat Dining -rSom
Sa Rsst sRS gs1fF in Gsassd Se sa
fs o flrs. IapE and s other p Csrres lifting
" On On TO, TOMORROW MORNING; NntEMBER SEVEN
IhnSIH. commencing ct TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ we
No 40s 10th street extensive assortment Of House.
Parties furnishing should not fail to give this sale
their attention
Great S sailz my wf Il eIfiftfs CO.. Aucionecrs
Salesrooms comfortably heated
NO pnstI0nelnent on account of weather. 1t
V'HoMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer
~ TINE BURGLAR PROOF SAFE AT AUCTION
TENTH 1888. at TWELVE O'CLOCK. within my auc-
ton rooms. 1t
V'HoMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
TWO CRATES OF STONE CHINA At AUCTION
i88s at Ten StLoSR IN frahs of my
| ton rooms. 1t
TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING; so GIG NE" JERSEY AVENUE NoBTH-
D' E#2E 4 s5Ezs1 asF%EES Ee H
fhfSflNG AID ' ENdkav1S GEAR BUREAU OF
e AhSPhS at FIVE AFTEt GfoGk w 2 ss
front vi the premises G:ss s,,,-,n,,
fronting on New Jersey avenue between and streets
northwest
=. Or ,I.r TIEspAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER TWEEN
IIEIH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front OF the premises,
LOT 80. SQUARE 2e5.
fronting on street between 49, and l4th streets
Terms $1,000 cash, balance in and II months. notes
r s M a ard % s 5srT s by bs sa Of II a e
moths notes to ha az int Tes and to I've ersd by
s cost S e g to be co W in
days otherwise resale at the risk and cost Of defaug
n some newslaper published in Washington, B. c.
s0o on DdNts tS 6 BRo sold
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
fEESf H iahhkf So hHHMhEH NSTa hH2
d S6 M ana IN issq ia g Ell The f5s So
1G OF tie land rsr@Iis of tie District Of Columbia the
d y fiS5 9 y ASisi g. x
Tfg Of y s9d and Gsgs ai,ss and being in the
and distinguished Lot numbered forty three (43 in
squars numbered three hundred and sixty three 1851
Trn55 Of aa' aag reto as aa id t by
siTyeyois olee 4 the District Of Co1bis ~ ''ie
M in ~o S Sa ahf E Hasn money
and Two years from day of sale with interest from day
sod, I'll cash at the option Of the purchaser de-
Si @ T and be r 1saa at at the the as of of an
cilas.r If the terms of sale not complied with
ely win b. made at the aud cost Of the defaulg
PhI Ho das cx XIX thrSo
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGgramS to The Star


Inc striking Printers in New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-The union printers In the
evening newspaper offices struck to-day for in
crease from IS TO 40 cents per thousand ems The
Post ana Natl and Express refused the increase and
the union men left. The papers, however, viii be
published as usual The Graphic refused the In
crease, and all hands resumed work. The other
evening papers gave the ..union prices"
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A MARRIAGE AT THE Nrzzre op p,Sro, m

A MARRIAGE AT THE MCDIE OF PISTOL DE-
cLARED NoID.-A telegram from Toronto, November
"a. aayS:-1he daughter OF highly respectable
family met her downfall through "A young medical
student. Her friends importuned him 10 inarTy her
out he refused on the ground that she was a Roman
Catholic. His father died when he was child and
left him property amounting 10 $1,000 on The con-
dillon That he should not marry "A Catholic Re
garleSs or his protests the girls friends took the
pair 10 priests house and the marriage ceremony
was performed, pistol being held M the bride
groom 5 head toperSuade him TO say "les" al the
proper time. He brought suit recently Ia the
chancery court 10 have the marriage declared void
The case was tried privately, and the decision was
In lhe young mans favor, ON the ground that mar
r1age 10 be leg must be with the consent of both
parties.
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STEA liERS.

g, HIsfH GERMAN LLOYD
LIZ 81 'sIiIP jstNE BETWEEN NV NCR;S HAyPr
l"-i.cv. SET Trts~pIuN All cFFHv~
b.. 81 ~ - ii iilv company vlii S: - i,f,I WE'D
Nt@hAN ND SAfi i.i5A. i~eIr BT.ir:a !ieT. of
=: sti =: t"'k tstt-ss'i I"ls-a.- Prom forh
Idfr'- ist.'i - ;-tal ~: az, i:r'ns trS. cabin
so III. 'al. scent cabin, $50. i,s7 az, rat,:I
ST., ~. '.-tff 'slgs ! q. fTri-t 81 as si,;y
q o. 80 it,' CO. Bowling tirs",a. v Work: " e.
MEfL. i's'i - CO. - ifLsy yauIa avenue north
W. - '.H ipF Nja-h'i.g5.ii- LIZ
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l(NTA.JRE AND ONO RAILROAD
III A.s'.fl-.. FAST LINZ AID THE ONLY IIEE
ItT III,
TIL. J.oI -. :, TIE WTST


- IhtCF. JiSE.-Y COUPLER.
:,l.- To- 5a'e &C.. ;; Sl,5l May 81. ts9a
ave i :. ii-ii ..a;J1i oo:lcr Ne'r Jersey
l9r Cs.-e-,. Cincinnati louisville AMI s.. Io,lfs
- - :, 81 I" . n. !t-le =. ~. VITA
- F-'avu5 CHANG; iU-lJ H. -. C.ily e Chicago,
Il i.'...r-- II N Z m ard SOP m daily. $40
I'm. 81 tlr- CIeye-.., Az! Detroit viii Sep
j, 'Es~ u i..--lsIrz Ni
Tor l., 10 al. usJr5i VIZ Stourocvine lois a. IN
lrenI~ ~ i;s,iIpl.-a anil Wv York at $40 a. "a
i.sri. = ana SIC Tx Cars ssta. he'd
IL i55'r,- II ~ttA dsy-. ), 900, 40 7:45 SO
and !, 10 . n. Ito 80 30 g. $50 49, 4;4J 80
or I@.r.5r. sunday ESQ 7:45 Q 1905 am. lbs
10 ~. 30, =. 10, 4ep.1n.
" A-at oils. 10 ain. 12:lO aud 4:40; ON Sunday
10 ", stations between Washington ard Baltimore,
Ter stations ON Metroi otan branch. .:45 daily ex-
..!t Sinday 20 n A. and 5-45 pm. daily: for
: = -" AIN. 4U-l5 ala AID 4 10 PIN. daily except
To- IL ;-:o"n lOl5 an. daily except Sunday, "a
Tran from The West daily CO. 735 AIN, a.25
IIo!.. ~ foll aud Plil.IalI..ia $50 daily
- : IL ~ -, ,., Sa.I;$ 'Hsslt sunday
r.. 7.ana',:i. : Is p m daily except sunday
Sjl.,-y lo.tv - L., : % i daily from Point Of
1rss avc I,lti1pCre Washington at . 40 6 IN
10 ~ = , ~ ans 10 30 4 NJ l. Is, go. 4. 80 >
rs. 7n 8 ?-lU III. q 40 5 G:25 : 10 ana Us
Al a> from Washington stop at Relay Station excep,
fos urfier Information apply at the Baltimore ans,
H-o - a.! E'IH Station tl9 and 1851
Pr MS wanna aStIiut coIitr l4jh street. mere orders
VII h. ;Rtn Ter laast - IL checked and sd 1T
" VI CIEMENfs NJ Of T. Baltimore.
IIIi G. K LORD. G.n'i PASSENGER Agent
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SUCCESSFUL STRIKE OF NEW YORK PRINTERS
the conpositors employed on the World. star Tn
b1nte Morning JOru'sdi and Truth OF New York last
night demanded ali Increase In their rate OF pay Tm
~ 10 40 cents thousand ems. Their demands were
granted by the papers except the Tribune. There
were Twelve union men at work on the Tribune,
and they quit work. but the non-union men EN-
ployed on the 7bitItne refused TO strike Tie Herald
and sun have been paying as cents and the Times
ID. No demand was made Oh the latter paper
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FENHOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer
CATALOGUE SALE
THE MEDICAL LIBRARY AND INSTRUMENTS

THE LATE DIR. F. A. ASHFORD
To be sold at my auction rooms. MONDAY EVEN
ING, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH 1883, at HALF
PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
This is of the most complete Medical in the
country. and should command the attention of the pro-
lesson THOMAS BOWLING.
hIA-L AuCtioucer.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ASsoCI.TIoS-N yeSfe--
DAYS session OF the Public Health aSSOCiattan in
Detroit. Mich. a resolution was adoptoi Calling
upon Congress 10 re-enact the law witch eNilirri
In 1872 giving the national board OF health funds
Tor the prosecution or the general work OF SANTA
ton throughout the country. The National Nu-
scum OF Hygiene, under the care Of the surgeon
general OF the navy. received the hearty iniorse-
ment of the association and Congress was asked 10
appropriate funds for its maintenance.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

SI,Hr 4 :. NAH. LINZ To sy1fUik. T.nrE.,3
a NpNBcI. AM TIE SGj-IH
Til ID ls.@r steamer C.Fp!SsiE LEARN Irtvss 7TEI
kiRtt ! WHARF every MONDAY. WtStSF.~.sir ass!
fiiDt o. - stCPfiu. ~ I4ney Point ll,t Il-L-
field Hsrh.r eariY way
Ex, lgiy@ connection with The BOSTON ard IJ,i ilce
tteaGi,e-~
Irei<lit ~ eIveI daily tIr;fs. N pm.
ClG WI l. WHICH Gen, iCoIr-
lrORTHFSS MONROE NORFOLK AND TIE
II SeJIfH.
SAT- and TIeeyant 8. a.fai JANE NOSFITY.
Far 20 cents Meals served the European Plan
after pstsf,tr H. 1913
MONDAY UEpSFSTtY ard FRIDAY. at so u n.
F0TGNtC RI ER LANnfSt-5 - amer iHtHr-
kaE isa,,- MONDAY, WEiSE F&sIsAt AID FRIDAY
Tenn. Ea,, For Information Br ~ Gone
1sI Of National Metropolitan ItIA IsE street
" n boat, If 9Th street.
GEO. l.. ifIITIITt ALFRED WOOD
err Hr -Tli1rrE'--6t Secretary
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GRIuArLr & Co.'S

MAT1CO CAPSULES
warranted to effect rapid cure in the most severe
private diseases They do not fatigue the stOm
a.h FL other Capsules with liquid Copaiba do and
will bc found a safe aid effective remedy.
!a22tuSfiy SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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EDICAi., &c.

M LLuE. NE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
y T. i,l.t' Ladies physician in the city, BE-
.T'H15'sf' eat: ~ ~ Missouri avenue. All fctnae
-...'~ "a irr sui .TIiice quickly removed Prompt
N.t''t' '-rt>3eft'Dce ana consultations strictly
'iit. - l'-Tate rr1I. Tor l.Ies. Ctfce hours
'e > ,-@-'t > 'H = ! IT. n15-Jt
fiIiE l:i'ST DEVELOPED SCIENTIFICALLY BY
4 : - ~ iT9o'es tEeyor fails. Address
- -' '-i o-'-->- II3-2@-
EiR. LIONS FEMALE WIS M(II|D TO ANY
az ~ RECEIPT oi 81. Fox 81. City P0 NJ I'm.
TNI~- BROTHERS AND GRAY GIyF M t,RFv
Il iT'-'1 !fa!r ait scl. ys,. si-S.o,y ,,ruy
so~ts M Nl''- profits With fie doctor Inos, dsa,,
IUttt 1T private stiss>.< should c3s,,It NJ
]kUi}fI. aiId GRAY. 81 street southwest Mi
is1l- 's- Refine. guarantee lay Thirty
s,sct. ears .AiS,leiace. o. IiIs
N;sNHouD RESTORED by USING A BOTTLE OR
W. sno II Dr. BROTHERS inyil,oratIn. Cordial
VII ,Us a,y % S,1uitlal Weakness Nervous De-
system .ssj Y street southwest "a Inn
II Abiit> ICJT CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT DR.
u BiiDfHIRS 900 II street southwest. Particular
stts1; pad 10 all tiisa peculiar 10 Ladies. married
az s1-r Al Irregularities and Ovarian troubles treated
Thirty seven ears experience o. Inn
HS FpR MEN-CHKCkS IN SIX HOUAs
fil.la,is J. Ia
seio $50 Penna ave-. Washington. d. c.
NIApANE DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR la
AVA uSS a.! itiA2i@ complain i quickly cured Can be
ronsuit a1J at l43 Tth street northwest Once hours
fIUl.i u o'clock a., with ladies only. sepl0 AM