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The Stratford Mystery.

L.
Telegram from Stratford, Conn, says: There
are rumors that important developments are
impending in the Rose Amber case. New ctrcum.
stantial evidence has been discovered against
William Lewis Frank Curtis, a young man who
lives near StratfOrd, comes forward with the
statement that on the night Of the crime he met
Lewis riding In the OK pasture road In q carriage
Lewis mas sworn not on'y that his Carriage was
not IN use on that night but he has testified
Iurtner thaC he himself was not outside OF the
mouse after nlghtfall save for the moment or two
when he accompanied Rose to the front gate to
Oio ner go0d night The evidence from young Mr.
Curtis may be shaken to pieces on q crOss-exa ami
nation, for so far scarcely O single witness has
been found who has been sure OF anything for i've
CONSECUTIVE minutes. Norman Amber, Roses
divorced husband, has been notified to appear be-
tore the coroner's Jury at the next session.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURsDAT--.---s-u.,-a.- a. ,.,.,
I'd Edition.
Latest TblGgranS to The Star.
Tho American Wheelmeu.

ELECTl0k OF CHIEF CONSULa
sFRIs6FIELD. MASS. Sept Al-The board Of on
GERS OF the League OF American Wheelmen met
this morning. After the acceptance OF the treas
urer's report the following chief consuls were
elected: stephen Terry, OF Hartford, for Connecti-
cut; l. Beckwith. OF Galveston. for Texas, and
w. l. Howe for Iowa
The report OF the committee on racing was 90.
cepted. It was decided to admit Star, Facile and
Extraofd1nafy Challenge machines to all bicycle
races. l. l. Atwood, consul at Pittsne,d, was sus-
pended for exceeding his authority In refusing to
allow men to race because their legs were bare
from the knee down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-20

A BRITISH PROPHET WHO FoREsEEs TIE TAN
WAae!EG TIE DoG.-The newspaper section OF the
Willard party arrived Tuesday on a steamer at
Victoria. British Columbia, and enieFtained the
principal resident members OF the provincial GOV.
eminent at luncheon On the steamer. Premier
Smith, In response to the toast 1.-THE Queen -
made speech, in which he said that the annex.
alton OF any part OF British Columbia 70 the
United States Is impossible: but that time would
reverse the order and certainly cause the annex
alton of the Pacific coast section Of the United
States % 6f1f1ah Columbia
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Local N0teu

Last night about 1880 O'Clock, as Mr.. r. P.
Madigan was entering his house. No. 733 4th
street, he heard burglars work at back shutter
OF the second story, and slipping up stairs reached
Tor the hand OF the burglar at work, but the man
broke and ran. MI. Madigan fred two shots at
the escaping burglara
The postmaster has appointed J. T. Winants "a
agent Tor the sale OF stamps on Maryland avenue,
between Sth and 9th streets northeast
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A BALTINoRB MAN KILLED 81 Hrs STKPsoN.-
Philip Sellers. aged 81 years, laborer. was killed
G. Brown. at his residence No 81 Mulberry street.
near Fremont, Baltimore. While Sellers and his
wife were eating supper. Brown came In the back
way and said: "Come. old man, let US see VINO Is
the stronger" 81 am not afraid OF you," replied
Sellers. rising. Seeing that Brown was intoxi-
Gated, and knowing that bitterness OF feeling ex-
listed between them, Mrs Sellers ran out nc THIS
point and went 70 Browns house 70 bring hts wire
When they returned to the Sellers house Mr. Sci.
lers was lying dead np0n the kitchen 0oor and
Brown was PROSTATE on the noor In the hallway,
but was found to be unhurt Some cuts ana
wounds were found about Sellers head but none
OF them serious enough 70 have caused death.
Brown was arrested.
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CHARLIE McCOAAs FoUND.-Pr1vate dispatches
received at Fort Scott, Kansas, from reliable
sources at Silver City, N. NJ, by the Hon.
Comas. the little son OF Judge and Mra McComas.
who were butchered by Indians In Arizona some
months ago. and report him In good health. The
parties who have him claim the SIS ,OC0 reward.
which win be paid. No particulars as to his re-
c0very are given.
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Ionic A. MARI, Real Estate Broker.
No. 12l24 street northwest
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

T>HOAAS BOWLING. Aucti0neer.
FINE PARLoR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE.
FANCY CHAIRS, GILT FRAME F. r. MIRROR
MRLSgT A. z sIDE 2 4 IDS: Dining ia
TRASsEs, &C. TOGETHER WITH About 500
SEPARATE LOTS. "
40 BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
70 tRUMB CLOTHS. STAT CARPETS
80 SMYRNA RUGS, VARIOUS SIZES.
Iron SAFE. ENGLISH SHOT GUN AND CASE =
CRATES OF CROCKERY,
ALSO.
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs
On SATURI AY, SEPTEMBER iWENTY-S SECOND
1881 at Ten O'CLOCK shall sell. within and in front
OF my suc ION room, varied assortment of Household
EnecU. seplO-2t
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A Deadly Assault.

READING, PA. Sept 2l-Joseph Ritter, OF Wash.
ington township. accused OF committing deadly
mitted by default Of $4,000 ball Reitnauer may
die at any moment
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent
u ebert o. HOL1ZMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
H. 10th and streets northwest


AND ON FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTH
IWENTI-SE 0 d DAY OF ST PTEMBER. A. S41&
ID 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK p M, in front Old
the premises, Lots a. Is t. IT, Is and 49, in square
1,O5l.
Terms OF sale are one quarter cash and the balance
one. two and three years in notes secured by of
tru on the property sod md bearing interest the
rate OF six cent annnm, all cash. option
OF the purchaser. deposit of 800 will required
when the property is struck off. All conveyanclng at
fch sers cost,
sepl3-dts r. o. HOFFMAN. Auctoneer.
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THE COMET OF 1919 CONGRATULATIONS based
upon observations OF the comet recently discov.
cred by Mr.. Brooks have just been completed by
Prof Boss, OF the Dudley Observatory. They show
beyond doubt that this comet is Identical with
comet will reach its perihelion In. January and
Will be visible to the naked eye In December per-
hans sooner
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MOntreal,s Suspended Bank.

MONTREAL, Sept. 20-The suspended Exchange
Bank Is redeeming It's circulation with gold on
presentation, but has reduced the amount pay
able to each person one-ha1f. A demand has been
made on the directors for official investigation
OF tue banks affairs, which, 1t is believed, Will be
acceded to-
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I(LTIMORE AND OHIO RAuROAD
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE oyIy
B. TWEEN
The FAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON

T.
STEEL RAILS!
Sehediile to take effect SUNDAY MAY 18th 1884
" from station. corner OF New Jersey
For Chicaxo Cincinnati. Louisville and Ct Ion;s
1hr, u'h g aches and Pace Sleeping Cars to a.oye
!oinis without change; 10: Is q daily u Chiczso
For lntsb1Ex at $50 B. m. snd s:ao D. m daily. An
M. m 10 l1It,,..g Cleveland and Detroit Sleep
Fer Toledo aud Detroit vi. MonroeyiIle lo:Is n m
Tram f1r fhiIsdePhis and Si' New York a. s1os
PsIfod ard seepins Oars attached H. oaaiS. with
f'f rs, is s On wee, days = 80 go 745 s:1o
Sac. .s.ao. l. {, TO- 40. 80 p:@ Sa $780, Asa
I2s. a s. ' .s sh $50 go. 80 sG - s. 2 zoos s
Tor hniai Obs. 80 a. H.. 1910 and 4:40 On Sunday
I.rMa Ms S,s slss p m 1.,xss, v,,,,,
pm FOR stations on Netropoi..a B a naa 20
dan. for st.unton. 20 a. "a. daiis ana a.e - P M
CAV. or Frederck $3.50 Al H.. l0:l5 q m and S:4s
For ss a, except SUNDAY
Irsin- arrive trnm the West daily. s:2o 7ss IN.
Prom New York and Philadelphia ass. $50 am.
daily. s:ie N. daiiy exoegt unday.
FROM ss.ansoa 0 a:iy p Pm daily except Sunday.
.t1ee.t sunday: 1000 am. 600 pm. daily from
Afs1n- leave baltimore for Washington as2 4.4o 6: 40
i.e ss 4 s s9a . losp p n m 2:l o. s saD
day. %. lis. $50. 3 S:io An. $50 az.
81: 30 and 3 90 p. N.
cert 31n w !" s>ainxson atop At Relay Station ex-
one fT1s5sss .rply .. ,ho Baltimore and
PenntyIsnia avenue carne, Ia ~ os and 1891
wi oe taken for hasx>se 70 10 Checked and resr 80
" M IN L. Nj NM s,!ff Mott ,.,,,-.
n,-s =. LORD Gem Passe.,ser soen,
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Killed i'm a Dispute About a Dog

ST. JOHN N. B., Sept. 20.-At southesk, in North
| cumberland county, John Hubbard and man
| named Mullen had dispute over dog. A fight
| enSued, In which Mullen struck Hubbard with q
stick and killed him
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REA. ESTATE
On MtSI slDE OF NINTH STREET NORTH
EER.
Under decree OF the Supreme Court Of t.e Dis-eEe&
Eact OF Columbia. passed on the 9th day Of March, nv
a: lsSS, IN 2. Equity Cause No 9, 2gl nsrsh:l-
T!.MsENTY,s1xTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. D.
1SSS = HALE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, Ia front
19 g ssEss 1nd hs ard tse IN tho
Terms: Ono third cash. and the balance In two equal
paymea1 6 &x and twelve months with tnfsrest from
sired. degosit Of 500 required md N oooveySn-
eng q porcalAseEes o0et.
JAMES n. SMITH. Trustsa
81 ofb sexoge nnE1hWua&.
JOB BARN BID, Txus4eot
sep1A-dkos a. ~ Skoet AaEtAVUGk
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A Farmer Before the Labor Commit.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20-Erastus D. Goodwin, a
farmer from Falls Village, Conn.,, read paper to-
day before the Senate labor committee on the
subject OF the development Of Industry in this
country. He held that the government should not
interfere in restricting Labor and trade, In med
ding with educational systems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-20

MILWAUKEE, Sept s0-The Diamond Match
company, one OF the largest concerns of the kind
In the country, owning factories at Oshkosh and
elsewhere, has issued a price list making sweep.
ing reduction In the Wholesale price Of matches
The reduction is over 80 per cent Matches, which
have been selling for g. per case, now sell tor
81 5Oa$2 IS, with dis cunts to large purchasa rS
The conclusion reached is that the great match
cOmbin alton has been broken.
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Tele1raDhfc Rrfefs

Nelson Lyons furniture factory. In Albany. N.
T., hve-story brick building on Central avenue,
was destroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
from $4,000 TO SIS, 900; insurance, SIS, OOO
what Is known as Wells tannery, owned by G..
~ Burt & Co. and situated near Elvina, n Y. was
totally destroyed by IRE at O'Clock this morning,
The origin or the fire was incendiary.
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CHAporEAur,s
VINE OF PEPrOyR

Awlneeiassful Of vhch ccutains 10 grsmmes Of Bese
art6ctay dested by PersiDe. H 10 entirely ae<imila-
bic passes into the blood veels without reur1pg t.
stom.ch 70 dc any previous work. i a highly recon-
nended 10y the medical facul1V Of Pars) to convAes-
cs1ss 20 peecnns whcse blood poor yhosunerfrom
ChloroeiS Dabetee. weakness. General Waghng Away,
Exhsu.sed q iAce. o. Work. Ass1Feyet. Dy.ensry,
diseases q the Chest ca0oerOua AHoctona Frequent
Travelling or Long EatguA PARA kus vivSenna. No g.
bold by III DruggtstB S29-mkthly
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There Was 0ght between the strAiRhtout re.
p0blicanS and coatif1Onfsts az Antioch ch1rch.
one Henning. the chairman OF the coalitioatsts.
had his noee broken.
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FOreigm News By Cable.

FRENCH PROPOSALS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO THE
CHINESE.
LONDON. Sept 2o-A Paris dispatch to the Ex-
change telegraph company states that 1t is
ported there to-day that the memora ndum OF the
French proposals upon the TOnQuin question
which the Marquis Tseng telegraphed yesterday
TO Pekn have not proved acceptable to the Chinese
government
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HANOVER, N H., Sept 2O.-The conditions at
tached to the gift OF chapel to Dartmouth col
lege, by Hon. E. A. Rollins. OF Philadelphia have
not yet been compiled with.
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TuANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM.
IoL; BEING G., AL OF SQUAhE FIVE HUN.

By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court oeea2
the District of Columbia holding special TermeE*
wherein Henry X. Willard is complainant and Andrew
Wyie aud others are defendants. which decree was
PAY. 0Gl 0BEk Ninth, A.. p; 1883. CoMMENC-
ING ING AZ THE HOUt OF THREE O'CLOCK p M, in
ys hHndrsd and h,s 7s II TIE city
ing to the subdivision fled in said cause and which
will be exhibit d at time of sale. ~
Terms of sale. prescribed BY said decree ara One.
third OF the purchase money in cash. and The balance
in six and twelve months from day Of sale; for the de-
their notes drawing six per cent interest per annm
secured by deed or deeds of trust on the property
chased All conveyanclng at the OF the purchaser
Or purchaser Adeposit Of fifty dollars (s56 on each
lot must be made when the property knocked down
JOHN G. HEALD,
sol street northwest I
HENRY WISE GARNETr ! Iruetees.
No. 2 Columbia Law Build'gS
OONCANSON BhOS., AucH. sep20- eodts
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Not Engaged In the Cattle Busine

NEW YORK, Sept 20.-Mr. VIM Rockefeller, pres
1dent OF the Standard Oil company, being to-day
interviewed in respect to the allegations that the
Standard OH company Is largely Interested In cat
tie grazing In the west made an emphatic dis
ayOWal.
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A REAL ESTATE SUIr-To-day Mr.. J. J, Oar.
lington, for Mary Eunice Clark. filed a bill
against Annie O'Hara and others to perpetuate
ana herself as to the parentage OF on Leah
Maria OHara- Mrs Clark is In Puma county,
Arizona, and claims an interest IN lot g. square
4o7. and she states that threats have been made
by defendants to claim an interest In the prop
erty.
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nR. Icons FEMALE PILLS MAILED TO ANY
Jaddress receipt of ST. Box BOT City p o. au2l
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The COnFts.

EQU1TY CoURT-Judoe James.
Yesterday, Shoemaker agt Shoemaker: certain
persons made parties, and cause referred to
auditor: Norment agt Ward: McBarnard ap-
pointed commissioner to convey TO Margaret A.
Norment. Ros. Grams agt. District OF Columbia:
rule on defendant, returnable September "a,
granted Jones agt. Jones; attachment on de-
PENDANT ordered to issue. Vincent agt Vincent;
On hearing.
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A SHOOTING CASE IN UNIONTOwN-Last night
about nine o'clock shooting affair took place in
store In Untontown, in which VIM. Better col
ored boy, was shot In the foot, a dangerous wound
being made 1t is alleged that w. s. Jones and
VIM. Green were with Better in the store, and
zones mad the gun, ami that In an alteration the
gun Was fired Officers MARI and Anderson
arrested Jones and Green. This morning they
Were In the Police Court, when Green was released
On Dali BetterS WAS taken to the Washington
asylum this morning for treatment He claims
That the shooting was not accidental
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE At AUCTION
OF GENUINE IMPORTED
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS.
Comprising Rare and Rich se.ections Of
PERSIAN. AFGHANIsTAN. DAGH1sTAN.
OUCHAK. GORDIES, CIRCAsSIAN, ARME-
MAN. KHORASSAN. AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS;
with many other specimens entirely new to this
markeD
JEDAZIENE, KELIM, AND BAGDAD
PORTIERES,
Forming one Of the handsomest collection Of TeYt,,es
IN design and quality off red by u.s. To AXE place
nue. and 1lth street. -1~ wv
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY.
SEPTEMBER TWENTY SIXTH. TwENTY-sEY.
ENTH. and TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1883. at
ELEVEN and THREE O'CLOCK.
On Exhibition September oath and 25th.
sep1s-n THOMAS BOWLING.
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RAILROADS.

,d Gp IHE rs3hfH. VEST, AND ss95HtrHwEsr.
IN LFFECT JU i srH. 1883.
orFitt-hnrv and the w,st hieaso Lindted Express
H Hs4,. s;so a.Iiy WITH slsepns Sa5s from
dsils With &C. Car. to Pisabur and inch I'M In
nat. Aiso. connects. except Saturdays. for Chica-
espins Car fis.bars to Ghic.Eo Mai F1pr Ssa
30 p NJ daily. Tor Ilt.shurx and the West with
if e RsftsSsp
Except fssSs CAR.
Msshll ston to Canandaxua. and Harrisburg to
For WiIam.port. Lock Haven and Ehn,ra. at $50
Tor New d loIf s sns the sF Fsa 90
10 20 1o go and 1920 On sunday 20.
a4s M .s s1 Espss sn Of Pullman
For Boston without, change 80 p m every week day.
Fer B5oSEIya 4 =. ii thsorzh train. connect at
& es sr ss sGsi Of
ro, f ,.1,,se, across FRO New York City;
$50 AID ioao p. m. ON 10 sum aay M sad g $50 and
lo::oP m: Limited Express $50 a. m daily. s e.
Fer B 81 M go 500 $50 30 1910 m and
m On anaay so 100 s1o 20 sns s sS3e s 3.
30 and 1920 =. m
For Ami apoiis. $40 An and 44O Pm. daily. except
sSs!s LIP sSBBERFz zsg sA5
For hislanaSia $50 70 ~ IL 90 and IL 80 M.
Sunday 1t 6 80 g. 20 IL 40 a M. $40 p. m.
or hchniuzd and the SOUTH ESQ and II 90 4 m
o. deiy. and 300 y. m DALI, except Sunday.
iSj - i i MAJ,
.SoN and zoos In ! 90 and 9IO .. m
Tickets and information the once north,asf co-
ne o; 18TH sti Get and Penls avenue and at e
staten Nh. re orders be eft for the CHECKING al
luggage TO destination from hotels and residences
yR. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
thAS T. fUOh. General Mana<or. ty9
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RIVER TRADB.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Schr Cas-
Sonr; schr. Sarah Fisher, Floyd, 1866 tons coal,
Geo. Bogus: barge Carl, Kaufman, liz tons coal,
Potomac Steamboat company; schr. Mary and
Ella, GIBSON, 800 bushels oysters, market; schr
Independent, Hardin, 200 bushels oysters, same;
schr. Mary Elizabeth, Kelly. 800 bushels oysters,
same; schr Olive Leaf Posey, $50 bushels oysters,
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THIS AFTRRNO0N
TO.NlORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctionser.

T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auotonssr.
SALE b Sre e5K4Hsgt ST Ess
IL sas1sEIS XIV $5fBOs
ffiSSsEs; IAs2RBIS SssASh ssdaSt * ~
SkEs, f1sa MARS. ssHH.sEf isso SAkrEF Els.
TTkK, LogNats And sssf caAfRs. G HHih
MATTREssES, FEATHEa PILLOWS, WALNUT
faNsioN bfk1sa TsBk sh MHEs En
RRdN1Aq cH HAI FRBEEkCH5fLAIE PIER MIR
q TaEs RfrH MANY o ffiSis lhr7cI L2
On fk1D cAHN4F IN
FIRST. 1889. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, ct the
residence Of Mr. n; 20 sisnsdra Lamai1. 9! -Ch.rge
shal sell his entire household effects, comprising gen.
erd assortment Of superior goods. sep15-dts
n E. NEWTON. Auchonssr.
win nmence to sell out Oh sEPTEMBER
TWENTIETH. in store No. $50 7th street which was
formerly S kept by Mrs sansss The entire stock
BacL Crepe. Hair switches GioVos Hosiery. and
,a.., E. E. NEWTON,
sepiS-3t Auctioneer.
NJ FOLEY. Aucuoneer.
j win cell the stock OF Dry and Fancy Goods, con-
IA ,foe N9 Ss N ss At
An !. !. and will continue from day to day
Casbmeres Table Linens, Towels Napkins Marseilles
Spreads White Goods Hosiery. u derwear. Corsets,
widths, Cassneres. Flannels Domestics Of ali Huds,
Lawns and other articles too numerous to mention.
goods are fine and viii be sold witho reserve.
1yoU NJ. FOIItl. AUchoneer.
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BROS, Anctioneers.

Ass1eNEE's SALE OF FINE IMpoRTED AND
ING ENTIRE STOCK CONTAINED IN STORE
sPKFH EEE sdS c3ENEg OF TWELFTH AND
aoNIaY the 1se DAY & Of SEP Up
sen the premises all the stock, &C. assigned ana
contained In store the southwest corner of 18th and
= streets northwest. and parity enumerated Is fol-
G Cote s, sns,r, . Tess Flour Flour: o,..
Pickles. Sauoee. Spices,
Imported and Domestic Luxuries,
Weed and Willow Ware Brooms.
Together with other goods usually found In Glass
the especial attention Of buyers Ia requested.
Inc stick "a nrst be offered = an eutirety and
This is special location for Family Grocery.
LANES 4 dfLFEfAaf 1 s;opHss &
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
No. 1aOs STaEE s H s9Hsn ESP fHAMlshs
So; $3.50 Doc g, entitled Mary NJ. Kifisn T. John IA
ct On vi sfs St publ HHE r FIT
RAI n Of sEPTk FL T. lsss. At FIVE O'CLOCK z.
Of Washington. D. c.. beginning on street north "a
feet esst OF the northwest corner Of said lot thence
said ses - feet and thence n as 1aa to %
p!nco OF beginning Also the northwest corner Of Lot
s1 S1Bo oey sud aosos RsSs
sbou 10 square feet Of ground Together with the i'm.
sore No. % brick house
Terms: One-f fourth of the purchase money in cash
and months from asy n sa With Il s =.
peg cent interest secured By purch.ss notes and re-
$40 win e e G ssaar: .Ssa 8. p sOSa
sold Convsvancng and resorainx 6 Purd6assr 8 cou1
.-..NA SIS IiS - AL 49, as9ssss:s
DUNcANSoN RR01.. Auceouesrs seDII-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Ancuelassr.


HANDSOME BAY HORSE SIX YEARS OLD.
fifteen handA warranted sound and perfectly
gentle; win work IL any harness.. and Is splendid
dr.veE; is also superior saddle horse Also, nearly
new English Gig or Dog Cart get Single Harness.
Tbs Il eonsidered one q tie 6ns:e eath 10 the CITY
TwENIY-sECOND lssa, ssTWELVE oCIoCK. in
front OF my Auction Looins shau sa the above ele
sant outfit especially adapted for Ladies' use
A Ionic A. AARR, Real Estate Broker,
"A No. l212jS street northwest
AuGIIoS SALE q SOUTH g ;s1lss FEET OF LOT
TEETH STREET, BETWEEN AND q
s 81 so H9H sIpE ssP Lot sHTAAkEk
TTWWpe LIF!TvH1 on, AND ., THIRTEEN7H sIREETs
LOTS Il AND42. SQUARE a74. ON SOUTH SIDE
THIRTEENTH STREETS H0RTHNEST. slxlOO
FEET.
On TUESDAY, sEPTEhBER TWENTY "a
front Of the premises the above desirable buildng
lots.
Terms: Onehalf cash. balance In one year With nter
time OF sale ]. +. on ,DWET,i
eek]o-s1esm Auetioneer.
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DUDE CowHTDED By A LADy-A regular dude
who travels for New York mercantile house an
noyed one or the bellies or Savannah, Ca, by adj
dressing notes TO her. She complaineu 10 GEN
tleman friend, who advised her TO reply 20 ire
next note and grant an interview al her house 10
the Stranger The dude, full OF his antici ate
conquest, calico Tues lay evening, not u pectin-
any Trap, and invited the lady out for walk AZ
cepting the Invitation, she left the house. but had
not proceeded further than half block when The
ssnlleman VINO had c0ncocted the plot PASSED her
ami slipped heavy cowhide into her hand With
out word OF warning she suddenly commenced
iash1ng her 1nSulef across the face with the whin
ana before he could realize the situation he was
streaming with blood and had both his eyes nea rIy
closed. His attempted apology only drew forth
more DI0Ws, and he finally took to his heels
Inc registration OF additional voters in Balti-
more closed last night The total registration
was 5,lS5; white, ART; colored, 45S
Inc coal Trade tribunal at P1ttsburg yesterday
decided 70 have an umpire pass upon the question
OF wages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-20

i,S0t frizoS $40, 400
tickets $l00. -"
kermit money bank draft IN letter. or send bv az
press. DON'T SEND BIZ REGISTERED LETTfSe q.
POST OFFICE ORDER until further notice. Orders
OF s. aud UPWARD by express he ct our en-
IeIse. Address al orders to ]. J. DOUGLAS Louis
vile, Ky. auSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-20

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER--The following
were the readings at the Office of the chief signal
oIlcer to-day: am, 604; II a. M. So 5; 2 D. ~,
$50 Maximum, 7a8: minimum. $50