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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05
Accumulation Of Claims Against the
Government.

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SECOND CONTROLLER
The annual report Of W. W. Upton. second con-
trOiler Of the Treasury, has been submitted to Sec
Rotary FOiger 1t shows that during the last fiscal
year 2S.56 accounts and claims were settled inyoly
ing an expenditure of $50, 1862 600 Judge Union
devotes considerable space to the Inadequate c,ert
Cal force now al0weS his Office. and gives figures
10 show that work Is fast accumulatfng with mo
prospect OF speedy adjustment. At the bernninT
OF the fiscal year ended June 3Oth 1882 there were
but 554 unsettled claims pending in his office ON
October LIST, last, the number was 2517 81 am in
formed that the number presented since the 1st of
January last exceeds the number the second auditor
has been able to settle within the same time by
4,Mn; IN a large proportion OF those re-
nation that everything due has been paid
olhef vouchers, or on settlements made by the
accounting OlncerS" In conclusion, Mr. Cptnn
refers TO the prevailing opinion OF departmental
officers that some new legislation is needed in the
nature or statute Of limitations the presenta-
uon OF claims, and says: SIT has occurred to me
that II you should see cause to recommend an
enactment that would effectively prohibit any
agent or attorney from receiving compensation for
services IN cases hereafter filed In this department
more than specified number OF years after the
origin OF the claim. the recommendation would
strike at the root Of all that Is most OBJECTIONABLE
In connection With the recent presentation of
claims by agents who have, perhaps not even
attempted to ascertain whether the claims are
mefitOrlOuS."
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SICKNESS AND DEATHS THE ARaY-THR MEDICAL
LIBRARY AND AUsEUh-NkEp OF NEW fIKE-
PROOF BUILDING.
The annual report OF the late Surgeon General
Crane, which WAS completed before his death. has
been submitted 10 the Secretary OF War by the
acting surgeon general. The report shows that the
disbursements during the year for the medical and
hospital department amounted To s15s g. .0a. leav-
tng balance Of s44s2l.3a. greater part Of which
has been expended. The cost OF medical and hos
ptll supplies SiSil 39.,3. A. the cost of sup
plies for the current wear Viii probably exceed that
amount. adequate appropriation for the year ending
June 81. lSS Is recommended. estimated al s1o 0on
Among the white troops SGD were the -, list.
ana the total number of deaths from all causes
ia. or 10 per lt.o or mean strength Among the
colorsd troops there iS9 cases OF all Kinds re
ported and 26 deaths. or II per loo Of mean
strength Disease ~ the respiratory organs stand
first ana wounds. injuries and accidents second.
The total number OF official demands upon The
record and pension vision for information for
causes OF death and hoSnital records ot soldiers
was 1880, being an Increase OF 80 over the pre-
vouS year Replies have been furnished IN l09,aJ.
cases
manuscript catalogue of all the specimens in
the army medical museum Is now being prapa nd
and II Is hoped that authority may bt granted by
Congress for the printing and binding OF tits WORK
at the government printing Office.
The additions 10 the library during the year In
clude 1912 volumes and about 5,ssn pamphlets
making G1..'a volumes AMI 100 pamphlets The
amount appropriated heretofore l. not sufficient 10
purchase all new books and Journals To do this
an annual appropriation OF Sle,e00 viii be neccS-
SaTy.
The necessity fer n suitable fire. proof building
for the army medical museum and library OF thc
surgeon generals Office is ever increasing
BY the contract with the PFoyd nee hospital
there were granted during the year 5S permits, for
admission IN the institution of Transient pJuPerS,
medical and surgical patients In addition II has
bet found possible within the limits OF tn apFre
pittion $1,000 Ia care Tor 81 7l0o patients o the
same class. who are bcti-rilien. inrm and help
less who, bur for the faN orahlc terms Of the con
Tract would be thrown upon the charity Of the
public.
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NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
41G SEVENTH STREET.

Comparisons odous in everything but trade In
IariSon.
Proof-COnpare goods and prices OF these expensive
establishments with those at the
MISFIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
And you Will find
Our S15 Corkscrew Suit to compare favorably with any
Our SIS Corkscrcw Suit compare favorably with any
sold at $50
Onr $l5 Black Cloth Suit with any sold at S25
Our $50 Black Dress compare fayorabiy with
any sold at BIS.
Our SS Business Suit to compare favorably with any
sold at Sl5.
Our $40 Business Suit with any sold at S18
Our &l2. 80 Cashmere Suit with any sold at nd
Our 81 Worsted Suit with any sold at 325
Our 50 Boys Suit Overcoat with any sold at 40
our ST Boy s Suit ONercoat to compare favurably
with any sold at $40.
Our SS Boys Suit or Overcoat to compare fayorably
with any sold at Sl5
tnr so Boy SUIT or Overcoat wifi any sold ut S1s
Our - Chd's Sult or OyerCoat with any sold at rs
Our "a Cdld's Suit or Overroat with any sold at 81
Our So Chd's suit or Oyercoat with any sold a: 49,
Our > nVercoat with any sold 1t 4 g.
Cur $ g Ovr1Coat with any sold at $40
Our : Overcoat with any sold SI4
Our $40 OvercOat with ally sold At SlS
Our 81 Overcoat wi any sold at 81
Our S15 OverCOat with sold at
Our go Overcoat with any sold at S,,5.
Our So Pants with any sold at 81 80
Our S. Pants with any sold at So.
Our 81 Pants with sold at 50
On. S. Pants with any sold at Sll
Our Gossaers with any sold for double the price we
ask.
I II MIS- FIT STOR
CORNER TENTH AND f STREETS
BE sure and come to the corner of 10th and OBJ
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NeWS Briefs.

CharleS A Matthews, New York broker and
SUI 10 We natural son OF Singer, the sewing ma
chine man who died some time ago commit ed
suicide by shooting himself in the head at his room
III Colonnade hotel. Philadelphia, Saturday. He
was 20 years Old. Ii is stated that on Friday night
MIS- Matthews rAproached him for his neglect and
incorporate habits.
Inc spanish government has Information that the
CubanS at hey West and a number OF bandits have
entered into conspiracy TO make a descent on
Suha. under the leadership of Gen. Bonachea
consul at Key West.
writ OF election was served on ex-(;ov Spracue
last week 10 Nacate the house which he has lately
Oten occupying with his wife and mother in Proyi-
dencc, X L. The writ * returnable on the Sth inst
1lre In Glasgow. Scotland. saturday night
destroyed property worth Sl.590.0D
The Marquis OF LlnSaiOW ne has received several
letters threatening his life
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The RiUplOW Vri0I.

CONTINUED PROM THE FIRST EDITION
On the court reconvening Judge Wylie remarked
That the opening for the government had somewhat
alarmed him. There were 4 number Of indictments
Inc DiSirict AttoInev.-''Eourteen. Your honor
The Colrt-'1cs, fOurte cen, and several counts In
some of them" He believed that he had made a
in,tak" iii consolidating the Cases. amt he WAS in
cined 10 rcscind it, 1t would take weeks to try the
Case.
The District Attorney-s:A MONTH,
The tGIlIt.-'Jf the defendant h convicted on all
the indictments and sentenced to The lowest punish
ment he will not have length of days in which to
serve his country in the pcnIte
ME COOK said the government might select some
The court rescinded the order.
The defendant noted appeal
he government having selected the case in which
MI j. l. stevens IS the complainant the Jury was
formally discharged and resworn.
NJ defense proposed to put in plea of autre
lty, but 1t might be filed.
THE TESTIMONY.
MI stevens testified that he was depOSitor in
the National Bank OF the Republic and identified
his bank book He referred to date Of May 10th
1852, and said that he deposited that day two
checks for S2.lS9. which he identified. He made a
shows. Witness was in the habit of making out
his own deposit slips; don't recollect that he ever
did otherwise slip OF May 10th was handed to
witness which. he said, was not in his Handwriting
but that of BigelOw. There WAS no deposit OF
$3.50 entered On that date, but one OF sa,1sa.
Nloao-cAdiIiiiitu-Nit ieSS ull nov place money In
BgeiOW'S hands on May 10th, but checks. He had
no personal knowledge how the checks were col
lected.
Charles S. Bradley, cashier OF the National Bank
of the Republic, testified. Thinks Bigelow was ap-
pointed In 1874. and was connected with The bank
till June 2st. 1889. Witness described the duties
OF the receiving teller. Witness Identified
deposit Slip OF j. 7. stevens OF May 10Th.
II was the duty OF MIR. Bigelow to take
the slip as we'll as the money. and they would go
10 the bookkeeperS and at the close OF the day are
compared with the botters of Mr.. Bgelow. II they
did Epf correspond an examination was made Wit
ness Identified the slip and found where belonged
credited on that day. but on a subsequent day-the
slip i'll the handwriting Of Mr.. Rirclow. Witness ex-
alilne1 at That time the accounts OF +. X Ward
bearing & johnson, Spcer. Compton Co
The witness Went on detailing his Investigation
into the accounts and was Oh the stand When the
court adjourned.
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Elic Elections Tomorrow.


All OF the state elections yet Ia occur TINS YER
VIII be- held tomorrow. The complete list l. rs
follows:
Connecticut viii elect onr-haf its Scnate and il 3
fnll house OF repr,-Ss htsii.cS.
Maryland will elect governor, comptroller attor-
hey general ami legislature.
Massachusetts Viii ebert governor. lieutenant
governor. secretary al state. Treasurer. attorney
general. auditor and legisl tturr.
MlnntSotd VIII elect governor, lieut. snant COVER
nor secretary or state treasurer attorney general
ana Railroad commissioners. and upon three
proposed AMENDMENTS 10 he constitution of the
slate. one OF which provide that the general elac-
lions shall be held hereafter In November in each
even year.
Mississippi VIII elect its legislature
Nebraska VIII elect l,lstlcc its supreme court
and regent OF the state university
New jersey will elect governor part OF it. senate
and It's full house OF representatives.
New York VIII elect secretary OF state CONN
toiler, Treasurer, attorney general engineer ard
surveyor and both branches or the legislature and
vote upon a proposition 10 abolish contract labor
Nom the state prisons.
PENNSYLVANIA will elect auditor general and state
Treasurer.
Virginia viii elect part OF its senate and Its full
assembly.
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Washington City prr>bytcry.


An adjourned meeting OF the Washington City
frFShyt"ry Was held this afternoon III TIL Ninth
street Presbyterian church. Rev. Joseph T. Kelley
moderator, and Rev. Dr. Bittfnger, clerk. There
were iGufeten ministers present aDd number OF
elders.
Rev. DR.. Howe asked That the pastoral relations
between himself and the West street church IA
Georgetown be dissolved, and the request Vas ac-
cet!ed 10.
MI r. L. Moore, 4 member OF the committee ap-
pointed by The church 10 accompany DR. Howe Ia
the preshTcry. read the resolutions adopted by the
church e. prcSsiyc OF ther high esteem OF DR. Howe
and their regret at his departure. The members OF
The pIeSbyteTy made appropriate remarks
Rev. AeSSrS- Chester and Wynkoop We're ap-
pointed committee TO draft appropriate rcSGli-
tons Rev. Dr. Chids was designated To preach in
the West street church next Sunday morning. and
declare the pulpit vacant. The session given
permission to I'LL the pulpit until pastor Was
called.
letter OF diSInSSOn to the New London Con-
gregatlonal society WAS granted.
Kew Dr. 1hcIs As presented a letter from the
Lutheran synod OF southern Illinois and lengthy
examination OF his religious views and doctrine
followed In The course of the examination il MAS
developed that the doctor did not believe that the
Song Of Solomon and the Book OF Jude We're In
Sp1red.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TelegranS to The Star
TIE NEW YORK ELECTION TO
MORROW.
Republican Hopes.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
NE" YORK, Nov. o.-Members OF the republican
state committee publicly express their confidence
to-day that the republicans will elect their Candi-
date for secretary OF state CNr. CARR and 10th
branches or the state legislature, concp!ing the
rest of the ticket TO the democrats The democrats
In this city are very generally scratching Maynard
Tor secretary OF state. The Brooklyn Eagle. the
leading democratic paper of this section. this after
noon says: Minor personal points thrown apart.
no citizen who is in doubt Will make any mistake in
v0t1 against the whole demo- rati county ticket :"
This is not calculated To help the democratic vote
in the city on the state ticket.
EN- congressman Crowley expresses the belief
that the republicans Will elect the head OF the
ticket tomorrow.
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The Markets.

-, BALTIMORE, Nov 5-yirginia SKIES, consolidated
"a 90 second series. 81 past due coupons A.; new
'eli-iorti,s. '5's; do lew thrces, 5la; bid today
BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.-Cnttor quiet -Inililing lO,I
lour straightforward street and western super 3 pGa
80 do. extra, 375ai5o do family 5OOa5. Is: city
nilIls ster, 3Nta.5 IS; do. extra 4.n6asi2 ~ do Rio
nats .'a6 oo iatar+e family, ESQ; do saferative
patent it1. Nhca: higher southern red. 0,al l. IL
do amber ll2a1 10: No Marvand Ii bid. No :
% nttrn winter red. spot. o63<al.Gsz November
iNa bid -necelnbcr 0Sll 0s:s JANUARY Il IL aaI
ltlrjiar' BE- - March. Ll52al IS Nay, Il.5a
ai-iS'2. Corn southern steady and firm western
sfad{ southern white, 55a37; do yellow, a55 western
mixed nt6 aI: November. 81 bid January
Oats sea.i y-southern, :E}a:s7 white ;Ga;7
do mixed. f;.si; Pennsylvania, 3i.31 Rye dull
to1' Hay dull ard eaSJIrIle to choice Pnnsy
and Maryiand. l3ooal5,o3 Provisions steady Mess
porh T. - Bulk matsshoul,ers and clear rib sides
packed 6tta;s. Bacon Shoulders !; clear rib sides
S7e Hams. l6alI; lard-retined. ga Butter steady
% u.s.. l.hsd icaao cra,nery 2oa2s Eggs steady.
IT, fe.r"i.hnl nui-rshned Saasti Coffee STRONG
isi, crS"ts ordinary to fair. Ii Atal21. Sugar du-A
soft 81. copper refined firm. ll4 Whisky quiet and
steady llSal lSs Freiehts to- Liverpool per steamer
duh soften II cd -four lsal grain. Cd. Receipts
Hour 3IH bushels: wheat 53 900 bushels corn II 900
sh oatE 10y i,nssls: 100 bushels.
Saie:s-wicat 10000 bushels corr 5000 bushels
To 'n"rroN. election day, being d legal holiday, no
markets
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STOLEN HORSE REcoyERED.-The horse belong
Ing to Mr.. Dudley, which was supposed to have
been stolen from 9Th street and PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., Saturday evening, while Mr. Dudley was in
Drew's drug store was this morning picked up by
OF the halter The wagon Is supposed 70 be further
out on that road, and VIII likely be secured
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New York NurGerrrS.

NEW DIRK, Nov 5.-The trial OF BILLY Porter,
Indicted Tor the murder OF John Walcn in '.Slallg
Draper saloon, Is fixed Tor November IL
Police Officer COnroY, who Killed Peter Herman on
saturday night, Was arragned before the coroIier
to-day. HE inquest was liked for next Thursday
afternoon. Meantime the accused was committed
to The custody OF the nNlicc
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The MassaChusettsC Canvass.

NEW YORK, Nov. BE. b. Haskell. editor OF the
Eoston HPrntd, writes the MAJ ana Express. OF
tlt7 city. that Gen Butler viii be defeated by from
10 600 to $50 votes
" IN 1. CroaSdalc, editor OF The Dag, OF Bati-
more, writes 81 do not think there is any doubt OF
the election OF democratic state officers and OF a
legislature democratic on joint ballot. The state
senate, however, will De very close. as ii happens
t!iat majority OF the hodlnS-oVer senators are re-
puDliCanS.n
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Suicide in BROOKLYN.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Peter X. BroCkwet. 81 years
ol age, employed as freight agent OF the West
Shrit railroad company. at their New York Office,
committed suicide this morning at his home No. 81
Cumberland street. Brooklyn Ills suicide is sup
posed TO be the result Of dependency. brought on
bS Ill health. About two months ago he received
news tilIt his son, who Was on a ranch in Texas,
had been Killed and Scalped by Indians. Since then
he had not been himself, and his friends feared
TINT he would end his Life.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
3'HOS. j. FISHER < co.
a Teal Estate Arctioneers

j. %.
a Teal Estate Auctioneers
CHANCTIEY SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK STABLE
Mr. LAFAYETTE SQUARE; Also A LARGE
mr.. OF LAND IN SQUARE. No 59j CORNER
ri AID FIRST STREETS SOUTHWEST
'her anu by virtue If decrp. of the Supreme
SouIt u tn. District Of Columbia passed in Equity
SICzt - tt " herein Temple ct al COMPLAIN ~AA
ants and orttngton ct al defendauts the under
81 h,H - Irlst,e. VIII sfl at public aurtOn the fol-
i@ IA rlbed real estate at the times and Places
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH at FOUR
C't'' y M on the premises. the eaSterIlmost 40
ltt ht 81 Snb-l1t - in slnaTc l61 having front
AK ~ - Iet Ga 30 foot alley. and iruv cd by brick
sau4" ,AxiZ). III the immediate vicinity Of Lafayette
SJ4uarr-
ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER SIXTH at FOUR
ttith !. N on tlc promises part of square sos be
IN Inc tst lGl feet inch street of said suuarr
WIN average depth II about 1872 feet. This property
= 81 til corner of VI and lst streets southwest and
tam p 80 siuare feet, more or less
Toms ot sae. prescribed hy III" decree: OEe-hrd
equal !it4IUeIts. at AMI twelve months respect
ITt%- With interest at the rate Of 90 ,ep centrum
Sili.t-u from sale tr' ~
boz with reserved lien or the property sold; the
iii' iF shall have the option Of all the p'lr
cfas money III cash. money deposit shall be
amount whereof VII l." announced d.y SAL.
to3 "fSHt uf any purchaser IN coml yin with terms
OF SS Wittln ten tfr days the property uIon which
di'iEt ,S nCtn made may be rS0!d the risk and
COS 81 M deiauitnG purchaser aitr three t3I days
h'iHr i'll tt Evening Star Newspaper COnyt .IIz
n1iaII Ut u tile cost Of PURCHASERS
tIIAS. D. FOWLER Trustee.
Webster Law Building 800 u street northwest.
Ittt'S j FISHER n co. AuctioIceIs.
oftl.'ft-t-W I IL. Ntis
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IMARRlElD.

III UNDERSTANDINGS In Washington ON Npyern-
I.r 1th. 1883 bs the ke. Father Ryan, WILLIAM X
~ E.'tSS. Of Richmond Va. to NELLIE A RAN
LiNtrS, of Washington d. c.
NACHMAM-wAT>ON In PHILADELPHIA, November
J: isSs. 10y Rev. Alex. II. Ninton LEONARD NAt9H-
MAN and ROSA A. WATSON
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Two Victims of Kerosene.

. BOSTON. Nov. By the explosion OF kerosene
lamp i'll a house on GOlct street place this morning
Mary Robinson. aged ~. and Annie Kelley, aged 81,
were probably fatally burned
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Rsu.incss Faiiure ia Ncx York.

NEW YORK, Nov 5.-ScheduIeS OF assignment
We're iilcd III court to-day by James = LUdingtOn Il
lumber dealer, formerly OF - 10th avenue to Benz
j. Farley. The liabilities aie given as sTes .,3
Loiii,! assets, 81 oSl: ami actual assets, $40 169
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DIED..

,o chARk Ne Hoyshr lisa 4 the Of his
LARK and or at nephew of the late Matthew st CLAIR
Fun raj will take Iace from his late residence TO-
nfo 1T, lay at 80 p ~ Friends aud relatives
RoBERI LINCOLN. son of AIhorso L. aIld Cllarlotts
Dom, aged hft'-n years ami Sly months
utfs services VIII TAKE place the residence of his
parents No loco Eighth street northwest on Tuesday
, 9.E ~, "f"1t m Friends and relatives respect
DONOVAN. ON Sunday. November 4th. 1888. at $40
pm CATHERINE the beloved wife OF Danicl Dono
Funeral Mil takc place from her late residence No
lpi street northwest, "Wednesday November I'M
her soul viii bc held St Aoysims Church Rlsi,.s
and friends oi the family respectfully invited TO at
DUDLEY. On November 9Th 1883 JAMES d son ~
. ~ and j. d. Dutilty. aged three months and
friends and relatives respectfully invited o t.nd
me funeral from the Residence Of his parents No llk
- 20 sfiTf northwest on Tuesday. No,enb1 oth at
HARTNETT ON November a. lSss. JOHN HART
III IN le ilf sixth ye;r OF LIS age born liz County
,.i tnneTai on Im.;sday Noyenbr6 m. from s
iatt itsl'i'ilce, LOO lI-'lnla avenue southwest.
Miles City. Montana MARY ID bIos. VIII 81 Fisar a
4 hrsldil r.1sisr Of public lands and daughter tlls
lnteIlnsnt at Oak Hill. of which due notice viii he
gwen delaware and Ithica IN DiaEsrs please copy !.
Piney Point, CHARLES VI. NJ Ann sg,si taenty-thra,
Mars and four months OF j. l. and the Ann J.
Notice of funeral hereafter
y, McDoNALD on Monday, Nosenher5 ). 1889. at
eight years bloled l;isband of sarah L. II. Donald
Funeral will TAX rlaGe FROM hs lat riel.c No 20
and relatives are respectfully invited to a:end
NEEDHAM on tine morning of November 5th. 1853.
Funeral tomorrow 6Tu'.dsy), at O'Clock p m, from
1904 o street northwest. lntoF7acnt Seabrouk Md
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THE LrNGS ARE STRAINED AND RAcKEp hv per
Ssttnt cough tlie general strength wasted and an
lncuIable complaint established ihnrpi,y pr
!dyneS Ekpecfcrant Is an effective remedy for
toughS and Colds. ana eyertS beneficial effect ON
the Pulmonary and Bronchial organs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05
G:OiitsE f. APPLEBY, r.
WILLIAM f. EDNiONSTON.i trustees.
-, =, : -, . OflttS 10 ON street iOrtIWtSt-
1HtS Z "NrGAMAN. AIcaUllecr. o17-t.S,is

tHASCEEY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- kth4 ESTATE, SITUATED ON NORTH II
SiEttI. BtIMEEN FDikTH AND FIFTH
Sltsl-EIS NISf. AND ON THE SOUTHWEST
tDk\ER OF FIRST AND l. STREETS NORTH
hfSI
b. >rt1lr # 'rcc of the Supreme Court of the.s
Di.t-ir ~ Columbia, dated the 18th day of October
A H. i-4i. and passed in the OF Mccarthy ct ~
al " % Brin 81 al No, 1858 of the Equity Docket of
sad court, the undersigned trustee in said cause
OFF, tYr -,i.: ar IIblic auction, TUESDAY, THE
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A ID. 1883, All FDtjT
b'I T. NJ III front Of the premises. the following
described real estate situate til. city Washington
III t' District q. Columbia. known aud DESIGNATED
oil the Iltts II ti clt lot No. T. Suuars No SIT
and immediately thereafter lot No IL, Square No
So.
Terms On"-foUrth cash. and the residue in
thttf Ci'al N~tallu"Hf at twelve and eighteen
months RESPECTIVELY with interest from day OF sale; and
= b. -',5:r'7 10y Tie purchasers notes and a reserved
I'm Oh III property S'i eli cs at purchasers o-
ton dIy-t OF Siuu VIII ie required each piece
irir'S S9.'l at tn time of sale, and ii th, purchaser
l3,i comply NEfh u. terms of sale within week
~ l lat al al TIL trustee t" right To rt-,
tn rlrty ~ tit" Tk and such ,,fausti,g pur
chaser, tttt 'hr-- days notice The EvENING STAR
r"nStI"- Gomez and recor,!I at purchasers
,.H, JOIN +. HANNA, Trustee,
webster Law Binding. 5OJ street northwest Wash
Ii.-;ai J, Q.
1HDN II low LINZ. Auct O26-eoSdS
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The Marquis of LOrnc Compliments
Canada.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-The marquis, in reply to the
address OF the mayor, warmly eXtollcd the doInin-
ion OF Canada and its people. He said that he had
experienced great pleasure In the friendly relations
which had been maintained by Canada with The.
United States and trusted that the friendship now
existing Of the two countries would ever endure
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RiOt.

NV YORK, Nov. A special dispatch n the
Err-l,nQ Post from Richmond SAYS: Tie not which
occurred al Danyille on saturday evening las p-n-
duced most intsnse frclnG all over this state The
white people Srp highly indignant oyCi The out
break and the Influences that led 10 1T