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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAr. ESTATE
FRONTING ON EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN
AND BOUNDARY STREETS NORTHWEST.

AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated June 7th. A. "a
1881. and duly recorded in Liber No. 81 YoHof;3
ct Columbia and by direction Of the party secured
premises, on. tn q rs b y. FEBRuaRY I Fi IF
TEE TEEH HTH. D A p; 1893. at HALF:PAsT FOUR
situate in the city Of Washington, District Columbia
" witt The south twenty feet COZ front Of lot NUM-
bered ten QO) by the depth thereof. in square num-
bored three hundred and ninety three $685. as the
same are Designated and described the plats and
ment brick dwelling.
twelve and eighteen months from day Of sale to be &C.
cured by the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
the purchasers option deposit Of SloO win be re-
CURED at the time Of SALE If the terms Of sae are not
Esseryed the right to resell ct the risk and ct OF the
defaultng purchaser All convey ancing ct purchasers
cost. CHARLES w. PATTERSON Trmstee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucf fs6-d
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TIE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day heard arguments
in the cases OF VIM. A. Wyatt, John B. Ross, ad-
ministratOr, M M. Hukilrs administrator and
John Faulkner, which are claims against the
United States for carrying mails in the southern
states before the war.
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. ANHOOD RESTORED.

victim OF early imprudence. causing Nervous De-
olLty. Premature Decay, etc.. having tried in yap
every known remedy, has discovered q simple means
OF sell cure. which he viii send free to his fellow
sstle,ers; Ahore5S d. H. REEVES. AZ Chatham street.
ne" 1ork. mas. tu thGk6m
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NUETH G. RMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN New YORK, HAyRs
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON BREMES.
Inc steamers OF this company will sail EVERY SAT-
yRDAY from Bremen pier foot of Sd street. Hosokcl.
Raeee OF passage: From New York Hayrp, London,
Eouthamnton and Bremen. first cabin. 800; secon1
Cabin SEQ steerase, $50 prepaid Storage certc ss.
~ Tor freight or passage apply to OELKICiij L
GO. Bowling Green. New York. ". q. METZEnO IT
GO US Pennsy lyaLia avenue northwest Agents Tor
MaAhllls ton.
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THE DETECTIVE INvKsTIGATIoN.-GeorgeM cCa u-
ley was before the grand jury to-day In the detec
tive investigation, and other witnesses were abou,
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ATT. VERMONT MT. VERMONT
TO AND FROM
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE.
LIVERPOOL, QUEENSTOWN,
GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY

and GALWAY
PREF sill pcSsage ertfc1es for Friends and Relatives
from TIE Oh Country Ia railroad station
boat landing the United states. The only iue taking
passeBgvrs direct from Galway.
The t2fIers UNSURPASSED for safety and sDeej
and are lifted up with al improvements conducive
n comfort of Passengers. Cabin. 500, $40 and $50
1nternIe.iiate. $40. Steersye, lowe-t rates.
Apply to JAS BfILEW. III It'll ST. Mrs. ID. A.
BkOSNAS 6I2 9th st. G. o.. W. MOSS 225 emma
ave. CT LEyE ALDEN. General Agents
New York. 201 Broadway; Boston, Mass. Is State ST
Phila6ripia. Pa. Ne. Corner Broad and Chestnut
sts-. CT la al agents. n2y-th syt
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town drove yards on the Metropolitan branch B. &
O. r. R.. three miles from the city, Lewis d. Means
sold to butchers at &C. per H. ne sheep were sold
at 5 to 64 per Id. Cows and calves brought $50
to SIS. The state of the market was fair.
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DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Certain cure for all Urinary Diseases mpotency elect
SYPHILIS. &c. Gonorrhoea cured in 81 hours VIM
b tNFWISLE'S. corner 18th street aud Pennsylyanla
avenue northwest Price S. per box cent by mali under
sea Oh receipt OF price. anil
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10
A FROST.

GENERAL REPORTS OF DAMAGE BY FROST.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The Associated Press
advices and specials seem to indicate that
the frost last night and night before did lit
tie damage to corn throughout the central
and southern portion of Illinois. Reports
from the northern portions of Illinois,
however, and throughout Iowa and Ne
braska on the same parallel, and through
out the entire northwest north of the line
indicated, are generally to the effect that
tho frost was heavy and that corn was
sharply nipped, especially in low ground.
No estimates are given of the damage
done. Expressions of correspondents vary
in all degrees, from damage slight" to
''crop completely ruined" It will be sew
eral days before an accurate estimate of
damage can be made.
BLACK FROST IN OHIO.
TOLEDO, O., Sept. 9.-The black frost
this morning in these parts, while pretty
severe on small garden stuff such as toma-
toes, cumbers, melons and other tender
vines, was not enough to do them very ma
terial damage. AS far as can be learned
reports received at a late hour tonight
from Put-in-Bay and that region are that
the grape crop is uninjured. All the local
reports are agreed.that as far as the gal n
crop and corn are concerned no damage
will be sustained except the light check
that may occur to the growth and ripening
of each. The frost is by far the earliest
and severest known here Cor years and ex-
tends very generally throughout this local
ity.
FROST BITEs.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 9.-The frost in Wis
consin seems to have been very general
and in most directions very severe. At
Sturgeon Bay, there was repetition of
the severe cold on Saturday night and
crops were greatly injured. The cram
berry crop was totally ruined. At Ocono-
mowoc the cold wave eliminated on Sat-
urday dight and buckwheat and sorghum
suffered accordingly. The black frost put
in an appearance on the low land, and
corn in such places was ruined. Two
weeks more are needed to mature corn.
Appleton dispatches say that corn Is ruin
ed there. 1t was planted late and is no.
where near maturity but wheat and barley
are doing we'll. At Marshfeld corn will
yield nothing.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 9.-There was slight
frost in this locality last night but no &C.
rious damage was done to crops.
NOT MUCH DAMAGE DONE.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-Meagre dispatches
from points in this section indicate very
little damage to crops by frost.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10

evening in twenty-three coaches for Gin
cinnati.
The Northwestern editorial excursionists
who have been doing the Louisville expo
sition visited the Mammoth cave yester-
day.
Three new cases of the strange disease
prevailing there have occurred at the
navy yard at Pensacola within the past
twelve hours.
The Harvest Queen -four mills, of Platte
river, Colorado, were burned yesterday
morning. Loss, $4,000, and insurance
$4,000.
Three more of the Brooklyn gang of
railroad thieves were arrested in st. Louis
Saturday evening, making twenty seven
of the gang who have been captured.
Ms. Green & Sons mill at Milford, Wis,
was burned yesterday with 5000 bushels
of wheat. Loss $4,000 and insurance
$4,000.
A Spanish sergeant and four soldiers
raised standard on the frontier yester-
day and proclaimed republic and then
fled over into France.
At a reunion of Nebraska soldiers at
Hastings yesterday they passed resolu-
tions requesting the president to reinstate
Gen. Vandervoot.
John Supple, jersey City butcher, had
his neck dislolated and was killed in fight
with James and Thomas Horn yesterday.
He was the aggressor.
Prima Donna Peralta, the nightingale
of Mexico, died of tonic fever at Mazat-
Ian, Aug. 20. Three members of the OPP
era company had also died Of the same
disease.
The Mississippi Press association are in
New Orleans. Half of the party of 130
will come nerth and visit Niagara Falls,
and the other half will visit the Mammoth
cave.
Three Italians have been arrested in
connection with the Pasqui murder Of q
brewer in Maine. The murdered man
was shot twice, his skull being also, broken
with stake.
Capt. Nathaniel CLARK arrived from sea
yesterday on his schooner at Stratford,
Conn. and was terribly affected by the
murder of his daughter, Rose CLARK, first
hearing OF it on his arrival.
The court martial at Annapolis, Nd, is
still trying cadets for making their fellows
eat soap, stand on their heads, take rubber
out of basins with their teeth, and other
naval exploits incidental to hazing.
The English steamer Alaska. from Su-
perior, laden with iron ore, on Friday ran
into and sunk the fishing schooner, Mary
Frances, southeast of Cape Henlopen on
the southern Atlantic coast. The latters
crew were saved.
The funeral of Rose Clark took place
at Hartford, Conn, yesterday. Her figure
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10
Political Enemies After Him.

'SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Ex-Senstor
Shsron's friends were conspicuously alb
sent to-day. None of them were to be
seen. The house of Frank G. Newland,
Sharon's son in-law, was locked up. New
land apparently had gone out of town.
He said this evening that Sharon's politi-
cal enemies were concerned in the plot,
that they have inspired Miss Hill, who
claims to be his wife, to take this action
for the purpose of decreasing Sharon's
political influence in Nevada. The ex-
senator gave = $4,000 bond to appear on
Tuesday next before the police court to
answer to the adultery charge, but as he
has gone east and cannot appear, a bench
warrant for his arrest will be issued, his
enemies being determined to make mat
ters as unpleasant for him as possible.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

A small audience listened to Beecher's
lecture in San Francisco last evening.
Another new theater was opened at St.
Louis Saturday night.
The Pittsburg Dispatch commences the
publication of Sunday issue.
There were eighteen deaths at Havana
last week of yellow fever.
The city of Santiago de Cuba was visited
by a cyclone on Friday night.
Judge Edwin Bancroft of Little Rock
Ark, has been declared insane and sent to
an asylum.
J. Taylor, shot by Lewis Fitch at Will.
mington, Delaware, died yesterday morn
ing.
Bishop Becker of the Wilmington, Della:
ware diocese, sailed for Rome on Saturday
where he is to be made an archbishop.
The Salado bridge on the Mexican Cen.
tral railway has not been carried off by
high water as reported. -.
Major Thomas Peters, of Birmingham,
Ala, the pioneer settler of that region,
died yesterday Of acute pneumonia.
Nine prominent ooiored men represent
Missouri at the coming Oolored National
convention at Louisville. 80
Everything is in readiness for the great
meeting of the Louisville Jockey club
Sept. "a.
James Bryce, bookkeeper for Ferris d
Sons, Now York brewers, has been arrested
for the embezzlement of $21 700.
A prolonged shock of earthquake was
felt at Lima on the 5th inst.
Sir Henry Maxy, governor OF Newfound-
land, died Yesterday morning.
The steamer City of New York has ar
rived at San Francisco with $S50,0O0 il
gold carried from the Australian colonies
The double turreted monitor Monadnock
built at Vallejo, Gala, will be launched
Septembr 18th.
Gen. Sherman left San Francisco fol
Los Aangelos yesterday and was ssrenadee
at all points on the way down.
One thousand members of the local Tur
ner societies of Chicago, left that city las
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10

was exposed at full length, apparently
in regard to her murderer has been dis
covered.
Hon. Samuel W. Bowerman of Pittsfeld
has accepted the invitation to be the per-
manent chairman of the Democratic state
convention of Massachusetts,, September
26. He refuses to be the Democratic can
didate for lieutenant governor this year.
The total cotton crop of the United
States this year is placed at 6,949,756
bales. Of this northern spinners take
641, ,8O1 bales direct from the producers,
and the southern mills consume 313,393
bales. The increase production over last
year is 147,370 bales.
George w. Cook, United States timber
agent for Colorado in 1882, has sued VIM.
Teller for $4,000 damages, claimed to
have been sustained because of the latter's
representations to his brother, Secretary
Teller Of the interior, by reason of which
he was removed from Office.
Two hundred old Republican party fos-
sils met at Boston from all points of the
state yesterday to set forth "the desirablli-
ty of defeating the principles as represented
by the present chief executive of the state"
They talked about civil service reform,
tax reform, state affairs, wisdom in legis-
lation and fears of third party and then
went home, where they ought to have staid
originally.
The Western Union company have sued
the Money Telegraph company for $4,000
advanced by it to the latter to lay three
cables under Chestnut street in Philadel-
phia, which becoming insolvent it failed
to do.
The United States steamer Alliance got
into Northumberland straits in safe an
chorage before the day of the late fearful
gale in the northern Atlantic.
day is legal holiday in California,
it being Admission" day anniversary of
that state into the union.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10
Ask the Telegraph Brotherhood to Come

Ask the Telegraph Brotherhood to Come
In.
CHICAGO, June 9.-The order of the Red
Cross,a mutual benefit association, has is
sued circulars proposing terms upon
which the members of the recent brother
hood af telegraphers may be transferred
to its ranks in body, and A. j. Morris,
late master workman of the brotherhood
in Chicago has issued circular to its
members to participate in the movement
and assuringIthem it will not be viola.
tion of the pledges made by them to the
Western Union company when they re-
turned to work after the strike. It is moi
known wether the late strikers regard the
new move favorably or not
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10
Crime RAMPANT.
VENDETTA AMBUSCADE and KILL
ING IN KENTUCKY.

A Wife Murderer Hangs Himself in His
Cell-Fatal Negro Rock Throwing at
Nashville-An Ohio Constable Has His
Skull Broken in Breaking up a Saloon
Fight-Burglary of a Jewelry Store in
Connecticut, ETC., Etc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10
Ocean Steamers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Arrived: The
France, from London; the City of Berlin
and Nevada from Liverpool, and Mas
dart from Rotterdam.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. I9.-Arrived: The
steamer Iowa from Boston.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10

Geo. Peck denies he has been to Boston
to form syndicate for the purchase
of Peck's Sun. He says no syndicate
could be got up with money enough to
buy the paper.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10
WASHINGTON.
THE MOVEMENTS OF THE DEPART
MENT CHIEFS

Assistant Secretary News Resignation
Folger With an Iron Contract on His
Hands-The Coming COlOred Convention
The United Kingdom Postal Service
Various Departmental Notes.
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REGISTER OF DEEDS.

To the Voters of Ramsey County.
announce myself as a candidate at on emf
suing election for the Office of Register Deed
for this county.
JOHN J. WILLIAMS.
st. Paul, August II, 1888.
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Ameeting of the knights of st. Paul will be
held this evening, at their hall, at II o'clock.
By order of MATT BREEN,
President,
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FATAL AFFRAY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MENoMoNIE, Wis, Sept. 9--August
Dentz was killed by a man named Hill, at
Barron, about thirty miles north of here,
yesterday noon. The parties had talked
of going into the saloon business, but
Dentz finally concluded to give it up.
Hill asked Dentz to go into the house and
he would pay him some rent. Il Dentz said
he was always ready to take money, but
would not go into business with Hill. Hill
and Dentz then went into the basement of
Dentz' house, which was rented by Hill.
After few words Hill shot Dentz through
the head with shot gun, killing him in
stantly.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10
KENTUCKY VENDETTA.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 9.-Near Little
town, in Green county, KY, on Saturday,
Joe Bagby was shot and mortally wound
ed at the same spot where his brother was
killed two months ago. A deadly feud has
existed between Geo. Edwards and Bagby
on one side and James Owens, Dodeswel
and Mike Rogers on the other. Joe Bag
by was shot from ambush, the shot being
apparently from Spencer rifle. Mike
Rogers has been arrested and the others
are still at large.
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SKULL FATALLY FRACTURED.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 9.-In attempting to
quell disturbance in saloon at Mars
field, Pa, last night, Constable B. M.
Clark had his skull fractured and was so
seriouly injured internally that he can not
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10
A CONNECTICUT BURGLARY.

DOAsO@-<1AAA.
MER1DEN, Conn, Sept. 9.-Burglars en-
tered the large jewelry store of M. Mailer
this morning and opened the safe by cut
ting the doors to pieces with costly tools.
which they left behind. They secured
about one hundred gold and silver watches
and seal rings valued at over $4,000. A
part of the same store was occupied by e..
Brooks & Co., stationers, and their safe was
also found open and about $500 in cash
taken.
RUSSIAN EMBEzZLER ARRESTED.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-On complaint of
Louis Foster, a merchant of Moscow.
Russia, to the United States consul of that
city, that clerk Johan Gottleith, alias Jas,
Kiosk aged 25, had fled to this country
with 10000 roubles belonging to their en-
ployers, the police were instructed to
look for the fugitive. He arrived here
August 18th and to-day was arrested. He
had not changed his name or attempted to
He told the police he thought this was a
| free country and could not arrest him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 9.-At II o'clock Sat-
urday night fire broke out in the confec-
tionery store of G. Il. Adams at Auburn,
Ky, and half the business part of the town
was destroyed. Loss, $22,S50; insurance,
S21.SOO. Incendiary,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-10
MURDERER HANGS HIMsELF.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. AT 7:3O Saturday
evening, Constantine Mundi, confined in
Stanford, KY, Jail for wife murder, hanged
himself. The murder was horrible one
and the woman's throat was cut from ear
to ear with hatchet.
National Republican., 1883-05-05
BASE BALL, National VS.. Defiance to-day
at 4:30.
lie Raised his Father.


" ! raise you 49, father" said Comstock
young man, who was in little game Of dEaw
with his paternal progenitor the other even
ing.
"What are you doing that forT asked the
old man, rather peevishly.
Cant help it, Got two pair"
The elderly gentleman threw up his hand,
whereupon the youth showed his cards, dis
closing the fact that he did not have even 80
much as pair of deuces.
The look Of disgust on the old mans face
was intense, but 1t changed suddenly, for the
next hand, which was dealt by his accom-
plished son, contained three aces
"Mebbe you won't be 80 previous in your
bluihng this time" chuckled the father as
he drew two cards and showed handful of
his hard earned silver into the middle of the
table.
:" tap you" was the sons laconic reply,
throwing up $50 piece.
In his eagerness the old man did not notice
that his boy had not drawn any cards and so
unhesitatingly called. He was down. The
boy had flush.
After the old gentleman had left, the young
man said In voice almost chOked, and
which showed plainly how much he was
moved by flial affection, 81 had TO do IL,
boys. You know how it is. Father has TO
work very hard, and it was doing him favor
to break him quick, so he could get home and
have his regular sleep. BaTkeep, fetch me in
the drinks"
National Republican., 1883-05-05
"THE DUDEsT OF THE DUDES, >,
A Policeman's Experiences i'm Madison
Avenue This Morning.
Nep York Evening Telegram.

Nep York Evening Telegram.
As a Telegram reporter was walking through
Madison avenue early this morning he met a
policeman desperately struggling with a
drunken man, who positively refused to stand
ON his feet.
"Will you help me wild him, sor ~ said the
policeman che looks like gintleman"
q" What do You want me to doY' asked the
reporter. --
n /" usht take hould of wan arm of him an
DIN take the ither, an we'll lift him along
for block or So"
"Does he live near here?' the reporter
queried.
Il think he musht. He has been wan
dherin' around in circle loike all night
Three times l put him Off my posht and
begged Of him to keep away from me-"
"Why don't you rap for assistance and take
him to the station house?" was the pext sug-
gestion of the reporter.
"Shure, it's my day OFF, and I've TO meet a
cousin of mine from Illinois that was q del
egate at the great convinshun in Philadel-
ply"
By this time the policeman and the re-
porter had managed to carry the victim of
whisky about 200 feet when suddenly he
sprang into life as If by some magic power,
and staggering toward hall door near by
cried out, "Much obliged to you, gentlemen (;
never forget your kindness | assure you, for
Pm the dudest Of the dudes"
"What did he say he was2" asked the po-
liceman.
It's of no account. 1t would take too
long to explain" said the reporter.
"Well, we'll, an he was heart schald to
me all night, an livin' right here on the
block. Oh, av 1t wasn't for that I've to meet
me cousin that's comm from Philadelphy, I'd
take him in anyway, so wud."
National Republican., 1883-05-05
Use Brentano's London Exchequer JET BLACK

Flows freely; does not corrode at once Jet black,
never thlckens or deposits sediment; never mouds;
dries instantly is permanent ressts acids; is not
affected by frost; never changes color In the Ink
stand. Use n clean inksland, and do not mix with
other ink. This ink yields good copy from fresh
writing.
National Republican., 1883-05-05
John R. KELLY.
DeaIor ln FIlbtCIaA3
.amh- Vaal. MIMI

UVNIuI w T II7V7N NIF715
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, &C.
CoRNED BEEF A SPECIALITY.
stalls e26, e9e and ESQ Center Market Ninth-Btreet
wing, and h6 and 20s Northern Liberty Marke. OF
address Box H. City Post Onice. Marketing delivered
neeofoharge TO all parA or the city
GoToG GEORGE W. WYLIEs STALL IN THE
VI Citizens Market corner Ninth street and Rhode
butter foEel. mAa-lsts