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ReopeninI Of the Public schools.
An infringement Su,l

AN ACTION BROUGHT AGAINST THE UNITED STATES
ELECTRIC LIGHTING COMPANY.
Messrs Eppa Hunton and JEFF Chandler as at
torneys for the consolidated Electric Light COM
pany or New York, to-day filed q bill against the
United States Electric Light company OF Washing
ton for an Injunction, discovery and account
The complainant claims e. be the sole owner OF
the original letters patent for ee ctrc liShtng
system obtained by w. 4. Sawyer and Albion
Mann. or Brooklyn, In 1873; subsequently reissued
10 ths Electro-Dynamc Light company as
signee June 8, 1882
The complainant charges that the defendant 10
now making and selling the patent inven-
uon or the electric light system and
also infringing on the inventions for a regulator
Tor electric lamps improvement In the treatment
OF CARTONS for electric lighting, &c. writ OF in
junction Is asked for also on account OF the gains
profits &c.
This is said to be the first OF a series OF suits
VIII be Instituted in various cities In which
II Is Claimed the patent Is tnfrlnged.
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"A CHICAGO SCANDAL-Chicago Is excited over
The rurnnred elopement or Dr. II. Webster
Jones, tn leading physician OF the city. win the
VIE OF Rudolph A. Bieelow, formerly IN the en-
ploy OF MARSHALL, Lester & Co. The clipping couple
having been gone a month"; one report Is IN 4 they
n We gone TO Europe and another II that They are
on 10 Australia. Dr. Jones left behind him a wife
and several children and Mrs. Bigelow has a hus-
band and three children.
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BALTIMORE AID OHIO RAILROAD.
tHE MODEL FAST line AND THE ONLY LINE
BETNYFY
THE East AID THE WEST.

: VIZ " WISHING V-S.
ICCBLE TRACK. JA>NEY COUPLER
!,


rOUBLE TRACK. JA>NEY COUPLER
,,,-.., SIfAl RAILS
SchH'ili.e IN take effect ST SDAY Nj Az 18th, 1899
aveiIDe and q street 1872
day ct sos M i0i5 !. M To-. ana - s n LoT1,
Ihr' Ugh G. aches and PAIGE Sleeping Care to above
IS:nts. VI bout change; l0:15 daily CHICAGO
For Iittsburg at $50 a. m sre $40 D. H. d,ily g. 40
p m 70 1It..,9rg Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
tor Toi DO and Detroit via Monroeyiue. 1918 am.
TRAM s r "" rh fesf Lo' an noe New 9 York
faIsof fS s s9nas = m and DAD p H. daily with
go sha 800 80 FL e o ia 5.S ia ii,o 5S aso $50
For Baltimore on s Sun sys. go Pm. 1o.os
l:z', 2:@3. 3. 4;40. $40. :. sale. $40 pm.
Tor maj os O. 80 AIN. 1910 and 4:40 Sunday
IorWay stations between Washington and BALTIMORE
Sn for Stations 1iS on aes-S Se - a aga Il 20
Ss,iy e &c; s1ndAy 30 m 4t5 ana 5:45 pm
cav: or Ped ricl $50 q M. 1918 a. m and I: A
- T. M, daily except sunday.
Fer hsSe;etwn lO-l5 daily except Sunday. 5:45
1ra5n "rriys from the West daily. s:2o. 7:ss M.
From New York and Philadelphia. 2:55, $50 an.
From NAN Hh s atoRs 30 ,., ..a 30 gns SUNDAY
Prom Sssaa,s ss 81: Pm. daily s.esg. Sunday
100 isd 4 snI R' s9s s
eIce!t sund,y: 1000 = IL, 500 pm. daily from
Trans Bslda ore fes Warrington a, 4:4o. $40
i ss rs 20 20 . sST 80 p aai On s sS9
& t:2s. 20 md 500 N INV
i;tr.:,., iEoa wa-hln~usn stop a. Relay stAaOn e1
ss s.: s. sss p ss sss
yin te isAen for bs9.ss - checked ana receved a;
NJ 'siht c Z VI ss4 n o, T.. baltimore
NV e. 4 LORD. Gen. Passenger Agrnt.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATK-Deeds In fee have
0een recorded as follows: Robert E Boston to
Betz to II. r. Ebert, same property: s. 700 John
7 Arms to Elizabeth Antisell, sub 81, So 467;
10. SO. "A; $1,000 C. w. Hugueley to o. NJ Hugue-
ley, sub "a, SO. $40; s2.227. Thomas Washington
to W. Il. Lee. pit 6, SO. BIB: $4,000 Helen D. Greer
TO Susan g. Choate, sub ID, 50. 211; AL250 b. H.
Warner to George E Emmons, sub Is, so. 10aO;
$3.50 r. D. Boston to r A. Morrison, lots n, II
TO 76 and 49, SO. 1872; $4,000. B. II. Warner to W. T.
Particle. subs II and IL SO. 996; $3.50 l. Branding
to c. A: Snow. pit. So, So. AZ: $1O1 r. B. Detrck
70 K H. Conard. subs 81, q and D. So AT; 81, $50
j. j. Knox, commissioner, &C., to Catherine H. Ar
Ian, pts "a and Is. Georgetown, [Water and High
streets); s., $50
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LOCal NOlea

KS. Thompson, OF Chicago writes to Register OF
Wills RamSdell for the address OF the party who
ABOUT a month since wrote from England making
inquiry as TO the will or John Holmes who he
says, may possibly refer to John Holmes, who was
connected with his family
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GABRIELLE GRRELEY BUYS THE CHAPPAQUA
FARH-The farm OF the late Horace Greeley, at
Chappaqua, NY. was sold on Saturday, In accord
ance with q decree OF the supreme court OF New
York It was bought by Mr.. Greeley's daughter,
Gabrielle, for ,000 no one bidding against her.
1t contains "a acres, and with buildings, &C, cost
Horace Greeley over $4,000
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BROTHER FRANK INN0CENT.-A sensation was
created in Buffalo, NY, Saturday night In the
case OF Thomas Waldr0n, clerically known as
Brother Frank, who Is serving I'VE years In state
Had he been acquitted he would have been shot
In the courtroom. the feeling was 90 intense.
Mra Carr now makes an afndavtt that Waldron
was innocent and that the Child was compelled by
threats to Identity him. Hattie describes another
man who she says outraged her. Gov. Cleveland
win be asked to pardon the convict
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France and China

ETHuCe 6uU COIuA
CONFERENCE ON THE ToNQUIN QU EsT1oN WITH
OUT RESULTS
PARIS, Sept. lot. Figaro states that q
second interview took place between NJ. Challamel-
Lacour, the French minister OF foreign affairs,
at which the question or the location of the from
Ger OF IonQuin and the independence Of AMMAN
were discussed. The conference, however, was
rived at.
UNRELIABLE STATEMENTS,
LONDON, sept 10-The Paris correspondent OF
t,' >hhddrd regards the statements made In the
rtyaT0 OF saturday touching the proposition SUBJ
mltted Dy the Chinese ambassador for the settle
ment or the TOnQuln difficulty as unreliable
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John SHERMAN CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

LOT,
By virtue Of q decree Of the suprene Cont osAa
see District Of GS!smbis passed on The asa dsy9
Doc q. wherein Martin v. b. Hoffman q q. Veco
compliments and Lawrence CAllAn at q. were defend.
proceeding. described. on SATURDAY. Y1PT1NBeR
dLocKP P. NJ. a. trustee viii -! = pulso sno
ton: in is9ptof tho Premi:ss a thst osen pies.
to District OF Columbia, known - md bong the
easternmost twenty (26l front stEest By tho
full depth thereof Of original lot number CO., I'm square
nnmher i've hundred and twelve (512). improved by
Terms Of sale as prescribed BY said decrea ara
a. follows: Al Of the purchase money in cash. Or at
balance in equal yearly inst lment with interest De-
tscred to be secured BY deed Of trust
time OF sale and all conyeyancnx ct purchasers cost
BEAJ MIN Z. LEIGHTON, rcstse,
sep7-7t Office, 49, Louisiana avenue north west
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4tWashingtcn, d. c.:
MOUTH 6ERMAN LLOYD

NUKTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YoRK. HAvnu
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
ne eteamers Of this company VIII sail EVERY WE'D.
NtsDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot
Of Sd street Hoboken. Rates Of psssase From New
York to Hsve, London. Southampton and Bremen.
drst cabin. $780, econdcstn. SEQ steerags $50: pre-
paid STORAGE certificate s22. For freight pasase
nPPF MnTHFRs ~ OK 6o~a a1s p Grssnl Nex
avenue northwest Agents for Washington. jal2
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The name OF the suspense" clerk In the Phila.
dolphla gas once who was DISCHARGED some time
since, ana who, tc b now stated, was responsible
for various DEFICIENCIES recently unearthcd In the
accounts OF the trust, Is c. 8 Hardy.
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EVENTS IN THE CEUR, uRS-R

EVENTS IN THE CEuR' HBS.-Rev. Father Ryan,
the poet priest, lectured at 81. Aloysius church
last evening on the subject OF Education" Rev
Dr. Domer, pastor or 81. Pauls English Lutheran
cnurch. Delivered last evening a lecture on
Luther and his Work, In commemorat1on OF the
great Protestant reformer. Rev. James Ii. Lind
say, Antioch Baptist church, has recently baptsed
bV letter ~
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TIE MARYLAND DKMocRAcY- Saturday demo-
cratic primaries were held In Kent, Caroline, Wor.
ceSter, Queen Anne'S. Washington, Howard and
St Aarys. Nd. for county conventions TO elect
delegates to the state convention Gov. Hamil-
tons friends were successful tn Washington coun-
Uby close shaver @ ueen Anne's delegates are
for Mr. VIM. Mckinney for governor. Major VIM
3. Stewart, formerly OF Baltimore, carried Talbot
Tor states attorney without opposition.
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SPECLALTIES.

nR. RoBERTsON. SPECIALIST AND UONFI-.
en eon1T USne,ans Physeian for L.di3 md Cen
and saturday from 70 m, ct 456 street north
Wee& ao0oeSole and scientific treetment guaranteed.
NAM once. W North Liberty street Baltimore Md.
MM: BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EYENT6 or
AVA LIZ AL business ccn66ontal. Ladies and Cen
tamam % cmts each. IO6 ~ afIooh botWoln lthaad
On s0ee0 aogtnWe1s. te14-1xws
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THE NEW CoNRT.-Prof william R. Brooks saws
in a note to the Rochester linton, under date OF
September 8: 1.-THE latest observations OF the
new comet, discovered by me last Saturday even
ing. were made last night The sky was very
clear, and the comet was an easy object in the
large rejecting telescope 1t Is quite faint comet
now, rated at the tenth magnitude but 1t is proba.
bly, approaching our system and growing brighter
few additional observations Will determine that
point The comets position Is high In the north
western heavens. at early evening, In the tail OF
Drac0. 1t Is now between the stars Zeta and Eta
OF that constellation and about midway on q line
drawn from the lower part OF the bowl OF the
Little Dipper to the head OF Draco. Good Observe
tons OF the comet have already been reported to
me by telegraph from the leading obSeryatOries
and It's orbit viii soon be computed"
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Srr.SND HAND CLOTHING BOU0HT AND THE
msne1 cash prices paid. Ala. Wofc6ea jevolry
IN. flsso ~ &C. CAl Or addre0 HEkZO& sos 81
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STEAMERS
A LIAM LINE-sUMMER SERVICE.

Quebec b Liverpool every Saturday. making the
shortest ocean voyage. only five days from land 10
land. Accommodations unsurpassed, Csbln-S7V and
$50 single: $l35 and $50 Excursion.
Baltimore to Liverpool every alternate Tuesday. via
Halifax and St Johns. N. r.
intermediate Passage. $40. Prepaid steersge. s2i.
LIVE & ALDEN. General Agents,
2O7 Broadway. New York: or.
AtWashingtcn. d. c.:
D. A. BRosNAN. 612 9th streek
JAMES BELLEW, I'll 7th street.
G. W. MOSS. 226 Pennsylvania avenue.
jyll-w IN 6m
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AUCTION SALES.
Tli.nOKRON,
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucaopesr,

ASSIGNfE'S SALE OF FINE OF OF GROCERY
FxfUSE AND SMALL STOCK OF GOODS
Al IAE CoRNEH OF ElGhTH AND SHEETS
The En.iersgned ~ ass enee of George Americ.,
VIII o. ~ hSaAl, tine ELtVENTH .,AY OF SEP.
1ENBER. at len VCL OK A, M, offer for sale ct
tnblic auction the prem the emf fixtures
me store at the northwest corner of Sh snd 9. ees
sou {, navy yard. consisting Of legant Marble
Top Neat Counter, other counters. one LAr8r e
boz Cost Sl35. Lot Of Sheivinx, stform and other
frsnie and other hxtnr =. aso small Comb nation
Safe. Let of Tea Caid ami abou. S1G0 Of stock.
The f1.uros and stock will Be sold in the whole. and
private bids viii be received BY the under0 Rned until
tia day OF sale. sp.eudid clsnce Ii offered e.
who wants to embark in the 8rocsry and bus-
the stand be- at tbs corner OF the principal
street on tie navy yard. For further inf,rmatiop
az ly to FEANK +. BI.Ow ING, Columbian Law
Building, 4I6 9TH st eet northwest.
FRANK r. BROWNING, ASSIGNEE.
All crrditors viii please present their csaims The
assignee ssp5,S 10
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Aw1negassful Of which contains 10 erammes Of Beet
articially digested by Pepsne It is entirely assna-
bic and passes into the blood vessels without eqirnS the
stomach TO do any previous work. i Is highly recon-
cents to persons wose blood Ia poor who suffer from
Shlorosis, Diabetes, Weakness General Wasting Away,
ahansted by Excess Of Work. Age Fever. Dysentery,
Travelling or Long Fsti9ue. Psra Rus Viyienne No s.
Soao by Druggists. ,n22-M&thly
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE CITY Posi- OFFICE
James Il. Brown and William E Cook
were appointed and sworn in as clerks
to-day in the registered letter division of
the city post office Their names were selected
from the list Of elgibleS provided by the recent
passed creditable examinations. but there are no
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CUSTOMS CoILHcTIoNa-A table prepared In the
treasury department, OF the business in the sew.
eral customs districts In the United States during
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1888, shows that
ZIG ,S69 were collected at expense Of $64s2-
che average cost OF collecting 81 in all the dis.
trlctS being .029
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e James
To-day, Roys agt ROys; reference for testimony
Murphy agt unknown heirs OF Washington; ref
erence to auditor Ourand agt. Ourand; AUDITORS
report ratified. Kilan agt killian; sale ordered.
Cnurch agt Van Rlswick; bill ordered dismissed
with costs.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Mtus, pro tenn
To-day, Ella Green, larceny OF pair OF shoes
1rom Carrie Gray; S. or Is days James Jasper,
alaS jackson, cOlOred, assault on Richard b.
Boyle; $40 or 60 days Chas. Barnes colored.
assault on Georgiana Coats; S. or Is days John
BELL assault on Amanda Bell; S. or Is days Frank
Selby. colored, assault on Martin Hendricks: $40
or 81 days W.
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TN MN 90 10 WORK This AFTERNOON.
Yesearday nosalns AFTER 10 O'Clock business was
entirely Suspended on the street line Of the
Metropolitan railroad company. though cars were
run a usual on the 9th street branch. One result
Of the s1spension WAS to uncomfortably crowd the
parallel tine On the Avenue with Passengers, there
being always large number Of people out for an
airing On sunday1 who visit Oak Inn Cemetery
The superintendent OF the Metropolitan ROAD
stateo that 10 had plenty Of men 70 run the carr.
but they were AFRAID to work account OF threats
oars Were stoned SATURDAY night, ave OF the
Drivers being slightly hurt The strikers denied
That any violencs had been used by them 20 deter
they claimsd. was done BY young men who were
In nowise connected with the strike
There were. at O'Clock to.isy. but sixlor seeyn
running The drivers were not molcsted.
THE DRIvnRs RksUMR WORK
The striking drivers OF the Metropolitan line al
returned 70 work about O'Clock this afternoon,
and the tinkling OF the car-ben was again heard
on street. 1t was stated at the car-stables that
the discharged men Acknowledged that their dis
charge was for cause and not because they be-
longed to labor organization Thereupon tie
other men returned to work and good feeling was
ReopeninI Of the Public schools.
ONE ABSENTEE IN THE NORMAL scHooI-46o Pupils
IN THE HIGH sCHOOL-ALL THR SCHOOLS Likely
10 BIZ FILLED.
The Normal school opened TO- day with "a pupils
present; one absent on account OF death In
family.
The High school opened with 400 pupils, which
10 not quite the full complement Word has been
received from q number OF candidates admitted
last June that they are now absent, but viii re-
turn In the course OF I'VE days.
There Is very full attendance In all the divi-
sions, land when the adnf islons tickets come In
TOMORROW IL Is Thought that every school-room
will be filled.
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EOLEY. AuctioDeer.

on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER TENTH, at TN AND
a a HA A. ~. there Will Be great special sale Of
Det Navy Blue. Black. Myrtle and Grsnat Vaveteens
IN sill shsaes fine Black Cashneres 20 and Is inches
wide 100. fine Dress Goods. FIR neh Plaids all WOO :
Isble Linens Housekeeping Goods. and the balance
~ seocs gene ally ut gas It'll street northwest. the
aucto viii next Saturday. ladies particular ly
b. - without reserve, FOLEY
sep1-3t
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RIVER TRADK-Harbor Master Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows:-
South ash1ngtOn-Arnved.-Schr. R a. Mitch
ell. Mitchell, $50 tons coal, JOnson Bros; barge
James Lannon, Lannon. los tons COAL Inland 8 B.
Coasttng Co.: schr Olive Leaf, Posey, lao bushels
oysters market: schr. Peri. Nash, 10000 feet lum-
Der, Geo. A. Shohan; stmr. Sue, Geaghegan. mer-
chandise, Stephenson Bros stmr Norfolk, Shrop-
shire, merchandise j. r. johnson Co
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THE CHARGE AGAINST A SOLDIRR.-This morning
Detective Edelin, arrested Matthew Mcnamara, q
soldier OF battery c. I'd o. s. artillery, on q charge
OF the larceny OF q gold watch from John Dolan,
locked up at the first precinct station. It appears
that McNamara after the ride lert the watch in
restaurant on the avenue and then sent word to
DOian where he could IND It
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FINANCIAL.
HOWE INVESTMENT.

HoME INVESTMENT.
GILMORE MICA MINING co.
Offer For Sale
S. 900 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS.
These Bonds have four years to rum bearing per
Of 500 Bpns ss cnus
Shares OF the CAPITAL took full paid non assessable
al of SIS
Samples of Plate Mic. and Ses F. sss rSatb csn
seen au3O- Inn
a DAMS CO.,
BANKERS BROKERS'.
629 STREET,
Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE Pc.
TROLEUM. either for cash on margin.
We offer small lot
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS
with or without Stock.
IS qS HsHR e run
We invite Correspondents. All information cheer
fully given. sui7-
4S %2 ST.! SAs SHF 4. Az a. S3 5J
Stock. -- '--'' w."
deposits received subject to check.
"o pey orCOlAL 8CtonuOn to Obtaining CORRECT
ana RELIABLE Information REGARDING various city
eecures and prepared at I'll tunes to answer inqu-
tes regarding same
HARRY G. TOWERS co.,
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
my31 1420 # STREET NORTHWEST,
PA1vArE STOCK TrLEeRApH VINES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
II. 81. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Bold on Commission.
No. $50 18th STREET. tCoRCoRAN BUILDING.)
Agency for Prince and Whitley, Stock Brokecs
"a BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Every class Of aecurtes bought and sold commits.
Eon IN San Francisco. Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
YORK Boston and Warrington Orders executed the
Now YORK stock Exchange at one-eighth Of ono per
cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires
70 Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia Now York and
Boston. through which ORDERS are executed On tbs
Stock Exchanges In thoss cities and reported back
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L0rge esy Turkish Rocker,
1.o M.ne: Patent ssEs5. Turkish Arm Chair
For Forty xs@y n. Eas;s aiIsr.n. sizes.
Six very handsome walnut Marble Top Chamber
Together with other articles
N.B-Thcse srs ali nrst iass gooda and should COM
sspi5s. '''''n TaoSSs BOWLING Aucson.sr
D' Sit and sis 81 street. corner D.
REGULAR SALE OF HogsEHoLp TgRE1ggRE
sRfs Gs 1Rft 4a
HEs 6 3s AsP h1 a 9s atHHAE -
So 5S HARNESS
on TD TUESDAY 4 Md ~ N.Y. SEPTEMBER E1Ev
within II 9Th .nd St
we viii sell general assortment Of the above
1t DUNCANsoN Bros. Aucss.
VHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CLASSICAL A AE sh1E 8g BOOKS
Being Consignment per Steamer HiSarnisn. from Lon
a0n' Eng. to e Bs ss1d q s AZ
'0UHH"rss s$EEfSf & T.! and PENN
sep1O-7t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
l>FyNEoMAs DOWNING. Auction .er.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SOUTH
PPHiGTN9MAc. GEORGETOWN. D. c.. AT AuQe
ro On FEEDAY AaIrTERSo9s, sEPTEMBER
q LOek. in front Of the premises. SHAH sell Lot ia
s s h 3, am front of NJ feet z y depth e 3
aigh and Potomsc improvements consist Of two
K # Lot in rear Of above
pronerty. % Okla 47ioe MI iro1ed By small
frame dwelling, being No. 1910.
seplO-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
THb5o bA NNUAL SALE OF RI aIsTEREp sHoKT-
diana FL f ssps sa
ssse. be By Col
There vii be twenty nine iemaIes and eist bulls Of
the EN-, mo st fashionable as families
snd I spe also son aSf sa 1 ax
an and m inches hgh s s bay
hxe Years. and most Oh the mares now being bred
aeF ss;'r0'' 'ds T. 'h t Baltimore Md
$ai S SGass s 5fsRa4 SSSSa
By ss
No 7.oss, on the I'd day Of rri A; %: 1883 The ~.
II ts safE 4
es At # R ss q ee
serbed PROPERTY to wit Lot No. So in No 367
situated In the city Of Washington. District of Column
81 On the west side of 9.h street, between and o
streets northwest together with the improvements
thereon, which consist OF tenements, num-
Tered respectively 1928 and 1880
Terms, as p escribed by the decree, are: One third
OF the purchase money in cash, and the residue
equal lnstaments credits Of six and twelve MONTHS
ectvely with notes bearIn from date Of
SALE deposit Of 500 to be made at time of sac. II
terms OF sae are not complied with in ten days from
property at the risk and of defaung purchaser.
JANIS H. SMITH,
500 9Th st. n. ". r.
R. b. LiWIS, 1rustees'
4l6 5th Il. NV.
eeplO-d&ds DUNCAN ON BROS, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
T1HoMAs BOWLING, Aucsionser.

SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT pAR1OR AND
CHAMBER FUKNITUKE
On THURSDAY MORNING., SEPT NBFR THIR-
TFEN1H, 1883. AT HALF-SA>T TN O'CLOCK.
within my suction rooms. shal ssu ths following
superior Furniture:
Six Psrir suites upholstered in furnish Velvet and
Embossed psh
Large Easy Turkish Rocker.
Two eeGant orneF Chairs.
Two Walnut Patent Rookers: Turkish Arm Chair.
One large CocpbOia Arm Chair.
wO ..bony Window Chairs.
Forty Smyrna Rugs different Sizes
One Walnut waFf Bookcase.
Six very handsome Walnut Marble Top Chamber
Suites.
Together with other articles
N.B-Thcse all first lass gooda and should COM
mand the attention Of buyers.
sepI0-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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NEW YoRK, ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
~ he nrst,clsst fsn poEsss% Glyde. built DS.sh
DAN eCMEDAA LEtRDAM. ZAANDAM p. CA
LAND. ". a. SCHOLTEN. MAS. CARVING The U.6
Mails to the NetheTlAn0s have Jany's Pier foot a
sHssss TT yssssy CITY: rssul.iy every WE'D
First cabin. SO; second cathp, eS0 seeerage. SIS.
b. cAZAUA, General Agent ~ Sorsh William street
New YORK. For passage apply 70 w. q. GETzERoTx
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CHAuNcEY j. REED GYs
Offers the following Special Bargains In
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

No. Ia Double Round. deliberately finished Rose
Wooo square Grand Plano, mace by VIM. Knabe l. O.,
little. and without !. scratch: Price oily $50. wy
No. IA superb Upright in handsome ebonized
mmanafsetnrer has no superior Original price ST. 600.
No. 3.-A full 7-octave Rosewood Piano carved lees
oyerstrung base good as new. used three months by
No 4-tul Loot. Piano, with overstrung base made
Dy Marsha1 Frauser, OF Albany N. Y. aud worth
r., h1An elegant sloct. 3-stringed Cabinet Grand
upright Piano (new), offered by manufacturers at Sl75
No. GA genuine Daniel +. Beatty 81 Is; ~ Stoop
Organ, only $50.
Co., $50. ~ - ''
No; ESPECIAL prices in the matchless Shonineer
Cympeiia OrEans, the only organs containing COM
plete chime of bells; sold on IS monthly payments
-. q. J. REED,
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Ex-REPREsRNrATIvE BUTTERw0RrH, of Ohio, to-
Gay submitted to the commissioner OF internal
revenue petition on behalf of the National
Vinegar Association requesting that they be al.
lowed 70 run low wines as high as Is per cent
proof The present regulations restrict them to 20
der Amusement and win give decision shortly