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Political Points.

JUDGE H0ADLY SPEAKS AT CLEvELAND-THF CON-
NECTICUT TOWN ELECTIoNs-THE MARYLAND RE-
PUBLICANS, ETC.
The democrats OF Cleveland, Ohio, held the
largest meeting OF the campaign last night, the
audience numbering 10000. The meeting was ad.
dressed by Judge George Hoadly, Hon. Jos T.
Mcdonald OF Indiana, Hon. S. w. Wood OF Kan.
sas, and Hon. Henry b. Payne. Judge Hoadly
spoke for about an hour. His voice was feeble
and he was listened TO with much difficulty. In
the course OF remarks upon the Scott law, he
said that he believed I'm moral suaslon but not IN
forced prohibition.
Col VIM Norrell, of the Baltimore Vindicator,
mas accepted the challenge or Col William A.
Pledger, OF the Atlantic Vi3diodtof 10 Joint dis
cuSslon In the various cities of Ohio OF the ques-
ton whether or not the welfare OF the coored peo.
pie or the south VIII be best promoted by a strict
adherence TO the republican party by the colored
voters or Ohio.
The first republican mass meeting OF the cam.
paign YVES held last evening In Baltimore. Ad.
dresses were made by hon. H. Ii. Holton and Il.
Stockeu Matthews Mr.. Matthews yesterday
formally declined 10 accept the nomination for at
torney general on the republican state ticket.
The Connecticut town elections took place yes
terday. The results so far as heard from. show
That the republicans have, as usual carried a
large majority OF the towns, making gains appar.
entiy over their large success OF year ago.
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--latest qGlegranS to qle Star.
ALFONSO HOME AGAIN
DIssENsIoN IN THE FRENCH CABINET,
The Affront to Alfonso.

The Affr0nt to Alfonso.
TROUBLE IN FRANCE GROWING OUT OF IT-pIs-
tensions BETWEEN PRESIDENT GREvY AND HIS
PRIME MINISTER.
LONDON, Oct. "A dispatch to the Exchange tele-
graph company, from Paris, says President Greyy
Is much affected by the treatment received by
King Alfonso In Paris, and it is said he tntimated
at one time that he intended to resign the pres-
dency. It Is stated that violent felld which ex-
lists between NJ. Wilson, son-in-law OF President
Grevy, and member OF the chamber of deputies,
and Prime Minister Ferry has caused dtSsension
between the president and MI. Ferry In relation to
King AhonSo'S visit
UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM IN IRVN.
IRUN, SPAIN, Oct 2-The train containing King
Alfonso and suite arrived here this morning. The
king was received with unbounded enthusiasm by
The crowd In waiting. In parting at the front Ter
Win his French escort the king babe the ade-de
camp OF President Grevy to convey his thanks
to the president fer the cordial welcome he gave
him In Paris
ALFoNso's WELCOME HOME.
MADRID, Oct 2-Many persons or note have gone
Elm 10 the capital. Great preparations are being
MADE here by the people to welcome the king upon
his arrival.
AN INVESTIGATION TO BS MADE.
LONDON, Oct "A dispatch from Paris to a
local news agency states that NJ. WaIdeck-
RoSSeau. minister Of the Interior has ordered that
an inquiry be instituted as to what measures were
taken TO secure order on the occasion of King
Alfonso's arrival in Paris on Saturday.
THE GERMAN OPINION eF IT.
BERLIN, Oct. 2-The newspapers here regard
the insults heaped upon King Alfonso In Paris as
a amor. moral defeat OF FRANCE. No power, they say,
would now wish for an alliance with her. The In
suits to the Spanish king were, In their opini on,
more directly aimed against Germany, who con-
Slders them sign of weakness.
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News RrfefS.

Victoria Woodruff has fallen out with her hus-
band, Lord Colin Campbell, and is suing for
divorce. She charges him with adultery and
cruelty and he brings some grave c0unter-charges
against the lady.
A smallpox panic prevails at Nation, ILL.,, an d
the public schools have been closed.
Saturday night the residence OF Harvey
Wheeler. in Amherst, n H., was struck by light
ming, and Mrs. Wheeler was killed. Wheeler ex.
tinguiShed the fire with milk.
Thirteen members or the Polish Catholic con-
gregatl0n, who took possession OF the church at
NanticOke, Pa, Sunday, were arrested yesterday
Father GramlewieZ accounts were examined by a
council and found correct.
Frank X. Sherwln, the wealthy New Mexico
cattle rancho owner, arrested In Chicago on re.
QUESTION from New York TO answer Indictment
for contempt OF court, has been refused release on
habeas corpus, and will be taken to New York.
The three mile professional race at Hutton, Pa,
yesterday, was won by Teemer, Hamm second !;
time. 9:l1.
A law. passed by the New York legislature at its
last session, prohibiting the manufacture OF cigars
In the tenement houses OF New York city, went
into effect yesterday, and will interfere with the
and children.
Two passenger trains on the West Shore rail-
road cOllided between StJohnsville and Fort Plain
yesterday. and two men were killed and twenty
persons injured, one fatally.
Benjamin Wilson, cOlored chicken thief.
was fatally shot at Bridgeport Pa Sunday night
Patrick Ryan was arrested In New York yeSter-
day Dy special post Office agents on a charge OF
breaking into the post Office at New Milford, Ct
where the burglars stole $500 worth OF stamps and
other property.
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An exemplinsd copy Of the win OF the late Hon.
Jere Black OF York, Pa, was filed In the regis
ter OF Wills ONCE here to-day. To his wife he left
the home place. Brockie, and the household and
personal property In the family residence TO be- at
her death. divided between the four children The
eSecptcrs Vincent r. ksesey. Cnancey T. Black
the amount OF bonds and interest bearing securi-
ties and dispose OF them to the best advantage. II
for money loaned his children be added to the
estate. as also certain bonds due from the b and
o. railroad company In exchange for per cent
which are to constitute fund, OF which his wife
Is devised the interest. To his son Chancey +. Is
given Broekie after the termination Of Mrs.
Secca $4,000 and In case or his refusal, Re-
e sSO may ag take axe and pay him like
left the house and lot corner OF Connecticut ave-
nue. and DsSales street. In this city; to Mary Daw-
SON Black. the land adjoining Brockie, known as
Willow Bridges; 10 his son, Henry, life estate In
Patchwork. farm OF $50 acres IN Franklin county,
Pa and the remainder In fee edevlses to his sons
to lands near Albany, Shackleford county, Texas
nd sao0O0 in cash at the death OF his mother The
executors are TO invest s. 600 for the use OF his
Ing majority, provided he drops the name OF Jere-
tntah sullivan and takes the name OF Henry VAN
Clayton. he leaves Tobridse farm OF s,s acres IN
Hartford county, Md, which he bequeaths TO V. X.
keesey In trust for his daughter Mary and her
farm. q do not know any other name for ~, which
Gen. Garfield and owned as tenants in common
at the tine his death situate on the Potomac
give to my executors In trust for all my Children.
share and share alike, with power TO sell when
they think proper To Henry F. Schill is left lot
OF land in Somerset county. Nd, on condition
"that respectable house shall be erected thereon
and finished by the first OF April, 1855, and shall
appointed by the Disciples church at Somerset -
and the property only when the church has no
preacher shall be leased TO some one else, and
The rents paid to the elders for the use OF the
poor. The children are to have equal shares IN
all the real estate not specifically devised, and
DC.
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WALL Street T0.daV.

EFFECT OF THE WESTERN UNION DECISION
NEW YORK, Oct. 2-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market at first received slight i'm
petus toward higher prices on the announcement
this morning Of the decision of the long pending
Western Union case in regard to the legality OF the
issue OF the much talked OF $4,000 600 OF extra
stock In 1881 upon consolidation with the Ameri-
can Union and Atlantic and Pacific telegraph COM
panies. But while it was generally Acknowledged
that this removed one OF the great bugbears
Which has hung over the market for year or two,
the Immediate temper OF the market is SO languid
that for the time being 1t has no great effect.
Western Union opened q higher than 1t closed
yesterday; and by II O'Clock advanced d per cent
to 81. Other stocks sympaJhiZed only to a Him.
tied extent After IL O'Clock the market CON
tinued extremely dull, and there was gen.
eral decline of Is TO ! per cent, the latter
on on. MIchigan Central to Sc with on Oregon
Pacific preferred to 641, q on Northwestern to
1g5S, g on Northern Pacific common to "a, g on
New York Central TO 1141, and q to q on other
stocks. The decline left the market irregular as
compared TO last night, about one-half OF the
stocks being fraction higher than last night,
while the rest are either unchanged or a traction
lower. There was only moderate business In
railroad bonds Government bonds were I'm.
changed. Money this forenoon was 2a2H per
cent.
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VICKsBuRG, Mss, Oct. AT the interstate Ievee
convention to-day three states-Arkansas, Louis
lana and Mississippi-only were represented. Re-
solutions were adopted, declaring that it is the
advising that a permanent organization, repre-.
senting all the people Of the valley and tributaries
Interested In the subject, be formed. and endorsing
An executive committee was appointed, to meet
In Washington January Is, to aid in securing the
jOurned.
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UNDERTAKES.

(tHAS. j. GAwLER WILLIAM r VERNON
" &. j. GAwLER & Co.
Successors to Buchly's Undertaking Establishment,
922 Pa Ave- NV, formerly 9I2 Pa AveD
Everything frst-class and reasonable Telephona
connections Transient funerals a speciality sep7
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND LOT
| ON LINCOLN AVE. NEAR BOUNDARY STREEI

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND LOT
On LINCOLN AVE, NEAR BOUNDARY STREET.
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in Iiber
No 9i folio ct seq of the land records for the Dis
OF the premises on MONDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF
OCTOBER A. ID. 1885 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ all that
certain piece Or parcel of ground being and situated in
Washington county in the District of Columbia known
and as lot numbered three t in John NJ Keat
fosether with all the improvements. ways,
ing or 1T any wise appertaining.
Terms $500 in cash. balance in equal insAllments at
six twelve eighteen and twenty months notes to
bear interest and to be secured by deed of
lss or all cash. at option of purchaser deposit of
seven DAYS otherwise the Trustee reserve the right to
days public notice of such resale some newspaper
published in Washington. d. c. Conveyancng and re-
cording at purchasers cost.
sep27-eo&ds JOHN A. HAMILTON. Trustee.
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WAS THE CARPET ACCOUNTED FORA commit
tee OF accountants OF the Treasury department arc
Investigating the accounts OF the ONCE OF the sup
erinteDdent o! the Treasury department. IL ia
stated that they have found that about 400 yards
OF carpet;ng have not been accounted for on the
poohs The Superintendent states that when tho
committee examine the vouchers they viii find
everything accounted for
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SENATOR SHARON AND MISS HILL.-A San Fran
cisco dispatch says: Senator Sharon has stated in
reference to the charge OF adultery brought
against him by Aggie Hill, who claims to be his
wife, that he would take immediate measures to
punish his traducers to the full extent OF the law
He characterizes the charge as the scheme OF q
to extort money, and says that he refuses to be
plucked. It is stated by the other side that Gov.
Richards, OF Wisconsin, who attended the we'd
ding OF the Senator's daughter to Sir Thomas Hes
keith, VIII come from the east to testify that he
heard Mr.. Sharon acknowledge that be had been
secretly married to Miss Hill.
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Still Living.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:

Permit me to say, with reference to the repaint.
ing OF the Baptism OF Pocabontas," In the ro-
tunda of the Capitol, by Mr. Barlow, that the dis
tinguished painter OF that work--Mr John Gadsby
Chapman-is now living in Rome, at an advanced
age, but as much devoted to his art as he was
forty years ago, when he was a resident
of this city, where he painted the work referred
TO- know him well, and for many years have en-
jOyed his friendship. A. Fl. G.
october l, 1888.
lit is also stated that the artist Weir who paint
ca the "Embarkation OF the Pilgrims, Is living in
over eighty wears old
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THE PUBLIC BUILDING At PITTsBURG.-A CON-
mittee from Plttsburg, Pa, consisting OF Repre-
sentatives Hopkins and Bayne. Geo. A. Kelly,
James B. Scott and John H. Ricketson accom-
panied 10y supervising Architect Hill, called upon
Secretary Folger to-day 10 urge that the public
building at Pfttsburg be constructed OF granite
and that the building be enlarged In accordance
with theorigInal'plans. Ii was decided not &c
construct the upper part OF the building so as 10
interfere with the wishes OF the committee until
they have an opportunity OF having IL enlarged
py appealing TO Congress. Whether IL shall be
made OF granite or not VIII not be decided un-
I'll after the bids, which are now out are received
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Mrs. HELEN A. McCRARY WIFE OF THE Ex-
SECRETARY OF WAR,
adds to long list of testimonials the following letter

go KEoKUK, Iowa, May 3Otl 1888
is with genuine gratitude bear testimony to the
great sufferer with DYSPEPSIA in its many forms
had frequent attacks OF FLUCTUATIONS OF GAS from
the stomach which lasted from three to seven hours
and MeTe t9SWed by very distressing and alarming
edy until called upon Dr. Dexter Of Washington D. c.
VINO told me that the best edicne he knew Of for
tients was Cooks Balm of Lifed Immediately pro-
cured bottle and after taking three doses my stomach
was relieved and before had used one-haf the con-
tents Of the bottle that particular condition Of tom
had Of the trouble feel safe in saying
that the BALM CURED Me for it is the first and only
thing that gave me relief have by its learned its
value in other directions also consider it one OF
IHE VERY BEST FAMILY MEDICINES IN THE
WORLD. and think myself unfortunate when am
without it. Hoping that Others may be much bene-
nted by It's use as have been, sincerely yours,
HELEN A. MCCRARY.
P.S.-Please send me by express one dozen bottles
marked COD, and much oblige etc.
Mandatory Long Branch NJ
Sold in Washington, b c., by SIoTT CROMWELL &
CO., 400 Pennsylvania ave. and all druggists sep5- Inn
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SPECIALTIES.

hR: ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONFIDFN-
II tal Consulting Physician for Ladies and Gentle
men twenty years experience. Every Wednesday and
S8t urday nom to at 456 G street northwest
Honorable and scientific treatment guaranteed Main
Office, 80 North Liberty st.. Baltimore Md. an27 3In
M ME; BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
N1 LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and Gen.
streets northwest. ie1l 1Sxus
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by IT'S EXCELLENT AND ECONOMICAL. MAN
ID agement, the wisdom Of its system Whereby in
fifteen years certificate becomes nearly self sustaining
the absolute safety insured to its members by the rapidly
elassificetioHn systsm the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND
years Of its existence done larger business and stfaine
greater prominence amoSs te ihsuring public than
ever before reached BY any other company.
ONCE 1868 street.
su2s 1yKNIaHT. Manager,
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DEB.

EVANS. In Philadelphia Sunday September 30 1884
ELIZA L.. widow of Estwlck Evans, the eighty Sec
ond year of her age.
1nterment in Glenwood Cemetery De
OFIERDINGER On October 1. 1893 ut Sis a. m T.
A OFTERD1NGEis aged fort y-one wears
Funeral from his late residence 206 q street north
PAPERS please COPY ''
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MARRIAGE LIcENsFs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued By the clerk OF the court to James
Jeffries and kOle Meyer; Robert r. Cooke OF AL
exandria, Va. and Alice V. MORROW; Anthony
Kuechel and Eliza Stafregan; Jacob Diggs and
Celia Burrs: Lucian HCckem and Sybel Cobb;
Chas P. Jacobs, OF GAINESVILLE. Wis, and Mary p.
Riddle, OF Lebanon, Tenn; James Coleman and
Sarah Honesty; Sydney Parker. OF Norfolk, Va,
and Lucyanna Swami, OF Hancock, Md; Herman
Berghausen and Katie Albrecht; Henry A. Clarke,
OF Prince Georges county, Nd, and Julia A.
Rouzer; Thomas II. Anderson, OF Philadelphia,
Lorinda Robertson; w. j. Wells and Mary Hol-
land
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(fHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
SLAND IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
ING SIXTY-FIVE ACRES. MORE OR LESS
AND IMPROVED BY COMFORTABLE FRAME
->,>>~~

AMP AM IMPRoVED BY coMFoRTABLE FRAME
District of Columbia passed in equity cause No sl|
e025 tSwan ct ais Swami ais and in No al1
passed in SAID on the 9TH day Of Jmy 1s 0rde e
undersigned trustees viii offer for sale pubic AUG
cToBEks5s Ut THREE ~ The foaw HF
described real estate with the aforesaid improvements
being in the county of washington IN the District Of
the of the Late q pari & wanB r5
ceased and contained in the following bounds to wit:
known as Rock Creek Ford road thence north one de-
81 lana With the efifn ss 81 w saa
Land the following courses and distances to wit North
RSrS ssEsas' s IS
north errses es 70 dss e. 81 perchss,
hundredih perches On. 46 deis E. 6s So perches5 to
north degrees west eight T perc a 1 S
o. dess W.. As rerchesl south thirty -eieht degrees
perches corner Of senenans land thence Ssss
perhes (s sc des W. 81 perrhes to the broad Branch
fSaa t as south bswet and
30 20 perches) to the corner OF Badley land thence
E. s and thence nor s q s ae
east twenty,six perches On 80 degs E. 26 perches)
Sud property viii be sold etherin whole or in two
parcels containing respectively SO acres and q perche
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree onetbr
Of the purchase money in cash. and the residue in two
ts with n at the nas
six per aInum the deferred payments be
at d Of Of fe ab al
to resell the said property should the purchaser fail
sale deposit Of $50 will be required the time Of
sale All '01 RoDopTE e G EHsahsMfs
Gee, f. AEa t,iil; o., Trustees
THos J: FISHER Co. Aucts. sepa2-eotoct0d&ds
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The Taking Of the Oath.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
find upon 1nvestig ating the matter that
my remarks In Saturdays STAR were based upon
what is now discovered to be a gross misrepre-
sentation of facts, and an injury was innocently
done most deserving and painstaking teacher
Without being requested by him to do SO request
that you will give me this opportunity to say It.
You know an open confession is good for the soul
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HE LONDON AND LrvEnpoo1
CLOTHING COMPANY
TAKES THE LEAD.

Good Business Suits for 49, Worth S14
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND G STREETS
The aim for reputation and sl1 Suits are helping
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
You will find purity and excellence of workmanship
G9mbned in our $l2 SO Dress Suits.
The LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
just think Of it, You can buy an Imported Worsted
Suit for BIS that would be cheap ct S25 at
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
One word with you, sir Are you contemplating buy
a aas So ran or WINTER overcpa! Ii we respectfully
nation of our goods follow. Il
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
1t is our aim to sell only honest and reliable goods
Our heavy Overcoas for $40 hit the nail squarely
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
Don't forget the London and Liverpool Clothing
Company when in want OF Nobby Fall Suit Our S. 50
suits are going rapidly.
The London and Liverpool Clothing Store in full blast
Drop in and examine their Fall and Winter Suits at
one-half what other stores charge
Keep It before the people, To be by every eye.
guaranteed to be worth double the money, at 'A''
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
prime necessity: clothing house that will sell re-
liable goods at prices that will allow the people to live
Our 915 Suits startlc the trade.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
No commonplace advertisement We defy COMPETE
ton as to style and workmanship Examine our BIZ and
SIG Suits and you will freely admit that should rank
The IoSDoN AND H1s 81 cTaSe CO.
No fancy prices are paid at the
Their cut. style and finish have won for them wide
reputation.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY,
CORNER SEVENTH ANDG
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4 UCTIOS SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.

will sel by public auction at my Store, 1913 Penn
evlvaIiif northwest. CONNIE Dcing NEDNES
DAY, OCTOBER THIRD. at TIN O'CLOCK. A NJ, n
lerye collection of Forfeited Pledges consisting Of Bed
Clothing ialie and Cents Clothing Of all kinds. such
q )vtrs,i: listers Coats Vests Pants, Bots Shoes
SlIpptTs and Suitings Dresses. Skirts and Dress Goods
ClCaks D1iIas Shawls Seal Jackets AIuffs and Boas,
Books Of History ami Travels Bibles and Albums,
Musical and Mechanical Instruments. Table Ware,
Pres and Opera Glasses, Nalises, Canes Umbrellas.
Para=Cis GINS RevOivtrs FfutiGg Machines Clocks
Rs!o~s ~ This sale viii continue Mornings at 10
O'Clock and Evenings at O'clock until all the lots are
sold Persons holding tickets the time on which having
expired viii please take notice. III Il. FULTON,
sePa9-+t- Pawnbrpker ard Auctionser.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
WALTER B WILLIAMS L CO. Auctio0eers
TOMORROW.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Aactioneers

nUNCANSON BROS Aactioneers
e. s NAPSHAL'S SALE OF FINE HoITSFfJoI n
FURNITURE
lRENtiH PIATE GILT AND WALNUT FRAME PIER
Mittlstil.S. WITH CORNICE TO MATCH.
MAIN L FRAME GOLD TRACED PARIOR SUITE
UPHOLSTERED IN EMBOSSED VELVET (yery
INI.AID CENTER TABLES, EASY CHAIRS:
CtBiEtFf. 1AhBREOITINS;
WALNUT HALL FIEi,E:
LATTER COVERED HALL. CHAIRS:
MAl4Nt y. /. BfJ FEErT very Handsomely;
MANI Pillar EXTENSION TABLE.
LtATHIR COyEEED DINING CHAIRS;
WALNUT BOOKCASE.
LtBktRI TABLE,. EN6RAVTNCS:
lLAI HER COVERED LOUNGE.
CDIGHES. WALNUT VI L. CHAMBER SETS;
CGFTA4F SETS:
BEp-fFADS. Bt- REATS:
MIRROR FRONT WARDROBE:
MAR AND OTHER MATTRESSES:
TEtTHERS. PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS SPRINGS
VELVET AND BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
THRUUGHOUI THE HOUSE.
EFtklfiFHt TOk, KITCHEN UTENSILS. &C. &c
BEING TIE ENTIRE FURSITCRE- &c. con
T'i%fD N PREMISES No. I4l3 X STREET
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By VlEUs u VIII g yc2dltiOni expOnas No D 0o9
issue out q the cira cce OF the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia. ard 70 directed viii sell
or tEe " mis- No. 49, street northwest. OF WE'D
NESDAf- OCTOBER THIRD. 1883 COXMENCING AT
TENtCiAEhA NJ all the right, title clsi.i and inter
N ta, Iid seize and levied 0;l the goods and chat
tes OF henry " HowgTte and VII W sold to satisfy
execution No 23 0SS IN favor ii W. Il. Moses ct al
seti&l-ttS CHAS. = HENRY. late e. S Marshal.
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire to Il. II. Dodge, $50 18th street: