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DUNCANSON RROs,. Auct
BOWLING. Auctioneer.

vINHOMAS DOWLING, AuctiOneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
SITUATE ON THE CORNER OF IRTEENTH
AND D STREETS SOUTHWEST. BEING PREM
dsES 1905 D STREET AND 4ol THIRTEENTH
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofEs.,
the District Of Columbia passed In equity cause Ha
No S4O6 docket ~. the undersigned. as Trustee. -
VII oner Tor sale at public auction, on WEDNESDAY.
1883 It HALF-PAsT FOUR O'Clock +. NJ. In front
Of the premises the following descr bed real estate
situate In the city Of Washington. Dstritof Columbia
20 wit: An OF ORIGINAL Lot numbered ton t1Ol in
improved by two frame houses. said lot fronts
fifty 500 feet 18th street west and has depth Of
seventy O) feet and ten 1O) inches thereabots on
street south; The property Will first be offered In
ing thereto VIII be rst offered. unless the Trustee In
his discretion should del proper offer the other
and smaller first. Il offers are not deemed adequate
Terms of sale. prescribed BY decree If sold in two
parcels one-thlrd 90 CASH the remainder in t6)
and twelve (12) months. If sold In one parcel one
hlrd % cash. and remainder In ID and two (2)
Of sale within seven Is days thereafter. Deferred
payments 70 be evidenced by promssory notes Of the
or purchasers bearing date day of SALE
e 70 bear at the rate Of 81! 90 cent
enure purchase money IL paid or at the option Of
uie purchaser or purchasers deed or deeds will be
ana deed or deeds Of trust TAKEN If the prop
made at time Of sale. If sold in two lots then SlO de-
pot Tor the larger and $50 the smaller par nj
TIME An conveysncing and recording 20 be at cost OF
plie. with within seven CD days the property or the
part thereof with respect TO which default is made viii
be resod at the risk AMI Of the defau,tnS mr.
chaser or purchasers. after fve (5 days notice and
upon the same terms as first sale. -
THOMAS 1. GARDNER, Trustee
eePI dads No. Sl1 18th street northwest
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THE WORK ON TIE TERRACE
Local Notes,

Omcers Breen and Nicholson arrested this morn.
West and Arthur Clayton for the larceny OF a SET
OF small wagon wheels belonging to a white boy,
named Willie Newcomb. The parties were locked
up at the fifth precinct station.
Workmen are busily engaged in frescoing and
ornamenting Odd Fellows hall, navy yard.
The races at Ivy City have been postponed un-
til tomorrow at O'Clock p. m.
Last evening Samuel Darragh, a white man,
was found by Officer BOland wandering about In
the rain warning the people that fire would burn
everything up, the earth would be flooded and the
sun would explode He was taken to the seventh
precinct and to-day was sent to the insane asy-
lum.
The colored man, VIM. r. Keys, who was caught
out In the county some days ago wandering about
In an entirely nude condition and acting In
ing.
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Labor Conferences

TOR evann mas Deen t ar
propretors OF the South Chicago rolling mills and
committee OF the striking employees. 1t is I'M
derStood that the men are ready to resume work
on the company's terms, and the general impress
sion is that work will be re-srarted in about two
weeks. The COrd-binding Harvesters' Association
OF the United States had q secret conference here
yesterday 1t is understood that the object OF the
meeting is to limit production and prevent glut
In the market. such as occurred last year.
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The Capitol aud Grounds.

ANNUAL kkfORT OF ARCHITECT CLARK.
The annual report OF Mr.. Edw. Clark, architect
OF the Capitol, has been submitted to the secre-
tary OF the Interior. It states that four rooms
have been constructed In The crypt for the accom-
mediation OF the library OF Congress The library
rooms have been properly shelved, ana In connec-
ton with them q large portion OF the story be-
meath has been assigned, walled up and shelved
for the storage OF newspaper nles, maps, charts,
etc.
Mention Is made Of the freight-lifts put IN, the
repaintng OF the building, the changes In the old
House hall ana its surroundings, and the provid-
ing Of the gallery with book-shelves, etc. and
the report says that the whole building, as gen.
eral thing has been put In good order for the COM
lag session.
The new flues ana f1ue sheets have been ordered,
and the boilers will be thoroughly repaired dur
Ing the present season. The heating and venti-
lattnG apparatus is now In good order.
Electr1cind Ia )tt, OF the House. reports that
the alterations and Improvements In the system OF
lighting the House, suggested In hts last report,
have been completed with entirely satisfactory
results.
THE WORK ON THE rIRRAcR
MI Clark urges an appropriation at the mex
session OF Congress for the construction OF at
least so much Of the terrace as is required at the
north and south OF the capitol, which will cost
xSS,7W.& he submits reports OF extension OF the
government printing ONCE, courthouse and i'm
provements at the botanical garden.
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Medals for Bravery.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Sept 1a-On the night Of the
5d OF July, when the wharf at T1voli gave away
and 6s lives persisted by drowning. several young
men who were present leaped into the water and
rescued many who were struggling In the water In
the darkness One man saved eleven persons.
For these acts OF bravery and heroism appropriate
medals, commemorative OF the event. were en-
graved and to-day formally delivered to the re-
clplents by Mayor Whyte at the city hall, in the
presence OF many gentlemen and their ladies'
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led.

MILES. On Thursday. September 18TH 1888, at
Am. MAGGIE MILES. aged twenty two years.
unerai VIII take place Sunday evening at O'clock
from l1l2 4th street north west Sc
NOURSE At Weston, Fauquier county, vir.
gina on wednesday morning, September 18th, 1883.
MAHGARtTTE TOLLOTSON, daughter Of the late
William kemble and wife Of Charles j. Nour g.
Funeral at Rock Greek church, Friday morning the
fourteenth instant, at eleven O'clock
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Lookout for Cholera.

CHICAGO, Sept lathe Daily Ne,cs publishes
large number OF letters from physicians in this
city In answer to circular asking their opinions
as TO the probability OF cholera epidemic In this
country next year or within the next few years.
Most OF them anticipate more or less cholera In
this country next year, and urge the necessity Of
thorough observance OF sanitary precautions
municipal and DerSOnal
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A Steamship Driven Ashore.

FREEPoRT, l. L, Sept 13.-The Italian steam
ship Independence, from Palermo, drove on shore
at Jones' inlet at 1880 this morning during fog
and high sea- She is loaded with 1000 tons OF
sulphur and 10000 boxes OF lemons ahd oranges,
and has also 100 passengers and crew on board
The captain thinks that II the weather holds as 1t
was this morning she is in a very dangerous posi-
ton. The wife and child OF the American consul
at CadiZ, Spain, are on board
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THOMAS LOWING, Aucuoneer.

INHOMAS LOWING, Aucuoneer
VERY VALUABLE THREF-STORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE, No. 226 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
B AND G STREETS NORTHEAST, IN CLOSE
PROXIMITY TO THE CAPITOL AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBERHA
IM1LFIH, 1883, in front Of the premises. at iii
FIVE O'CLOCK, / shall sell the above resi- A;iA
dence The improvements consist of three story
Pressed brick, ntaining nine rooms. with bath
and cellar gas, latrObe stove and CRATES The house
has been put in thorough repair having been papered
and painted throughout, and being in close proximity
to the Capitol makes very desirable property either
home investment
Terms: 81 500 cash; the balance at one. two and
three with notes bearing interest at per cent
per annun until paid and secured by deed of trust
the property Sold All conveyancing
800 deposit required at time Of SALE
sep4-d THOS j. MYERS. Real Estate Broker.
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN CON-
sequence of the rain, until TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
EIGHTEENTH. same hour and place.
sepl2 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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r. Z. LEWIS, irustees'
4l6 18th IT. NV.
opi0-l;.ds DUNCAN ON BROS. Auctioneers

BtNHOMaS DOW LING. AuctiOneer-
Il T.USTEE SALE IOs + U IN SECTION ONE,
~ TIE CBDIVISI0S tiF BARRY F ARM, D. C.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated Seltembersye5SS
13th. 4. ~. 1871 and recorded in liber No. 65S $s&
folio No f3i. of the land records of the Ds-~A-
Uct Cf Column bia and further by virtue of decree
the SUI RENE Court OF the isrict of Columbia. passed
o. the eth day of March, ID. 1873. in Equity Cause No.
5i36. viii sell al public aEction in front OF the prem
ises on SATURDAY, the FIT EE TIL DAY OF SEP
1EMBE X, A. d. 1888, 1t FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the
follow II real estate in the District Columbia ito
wit Lot No. 4, in section No. l. in the subdivision
OF the Trustees of Barry Farm according to the plas
TIE eof file in th office of the surveyor of ashing
ton county. District OF Columbia.
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash, and the balance in
Hx ans we've months with interest thereon deposit
OF 500 20 be made at time of sale Terms
pied VIII in ten days. the Trustee the right
10 rese the pro erty at the risk and cost of aung
pCrcha he title TO be retained by the Trustee until
the entire amount of purchase money has been paid.
JAM /. NOkMLEI, Trustee, $40 Sth St n W.
-6E
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THE FOLLOWING PosTMAsTERs appointed by the
President to offices that have recently become
presidential were commissioned to-day: Miss
Alice Green, Birmingham, Ohio; Thos M. Pan
coast. Morristown, N. j.; Robert g. c. knight,
Mason, Mich. Commissions were also issued to
Sarah J; Clement, postmaster at Mount Zion,
county, and Levi W. VermilliOn, Poplar HilI, Giles
county, Virginia.
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The SLAYER OF JAMES CAREY.-Owing to the
receipt OF Information at London res pecting the
proposed demonstration on the arrival OF o'Don-
nei the slayer or James Carey, from South Africa,
gunboat Will be sent to meet the stea mer In
which ODonnell is passenger, and her place OF
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EOreign News.

FIFTEEN RIOTERS KILLED.
A0RAM, Sept 13-The violence OF the rebels
against the land owners, between Giyna and
Petrtnia, Is increasing The military force, which
was sent to the scene fthe disturbance, was COM
PEELED to fire into dense mass OF rioters at
Jakobovacz, killing Is and wounding many
Others.
THE LUTHER CELEBRATION
WITTENBERG, Sept lathe delegates from Eng
lana, Scotland and ireland to attend the celebra-
zion to-day OF the Quatre-Centenary OF Martin
Luther have arrived.
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OKLAHAMA PAYNE AGAIN ARREsfED.-Dayid I.
Payne president: ]. B. Cooper, treasurer: C. b
Calvert. secretary, and A. w. Harris assistant
secretary, the officers OF the Oklahama company,
an organization to locate lands in the Indian Ter.
rit0ry, were arrested In Wichita yesterday for
conspiracy to violate the laws OF the United
Stntes By settling upon lands In the Indian TERN
tory.
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-JIdOe James.
To-day, ketcham agt Georgetown college; sales
finally ratified and reference to auditor. Sage agt.
Sage; trustee authorized to receive cash and make
conveyance. Duvau agt Mitchell; pro cOnfesso.
Adams agt CLARK: appearance ordered.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Mus pro tenn
To-day, John Cole, colored, profanity; S or Z
days Thos. Mackey, colored, loud and boisterous;
IS or Is days. Richard Matthews, colored, vast.
ing Potomac water; S. or Is days.
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WEEKS & CO.. Auctionoers.
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
SITUATED on THE CORNER OF NEW HAMP-
WEST.
The undersigned Trustee by virtue of two de- Il,
crees. passed by the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia. IN Equity Cause No. g. 514. dat s'A
September 4th and the other September 12th 1885, will
se-, on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FOUTH
1888. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ the following described
property, to wit: Lots numbered ten and eleven in
square numbe red ninetynne III tie city Of Washing
ton, d. &, situate on the corner of New Hampshire
avenue and street northwest. and containing about
square rect of ground. and fronting about 6S feet
lncDes on street, and 40 feet IL inches on New
ing This property viii be sold in parcel upon the
following terms, to WIT:
ethird in cash. and the balance Except seventeen
hundred dollars aud interest thereon hereinafter pro-
vlded for) in two equal Payments at six and twelve
months from day sale with interest The purchaser
to give his notes for said deferred payments secured
by deed OF trust upon the premses pay all cash. at
ms option. The said seventeen hundred dollars and
interest thereon hereinbefore mentioned being in
debtetiness secured upon undivided half of said
payable in three years after date recorded in Liber
0l6 folio 3o7 land records of the District of Column
ba shall constitute the last deferred payment the
purchase money and be assumed and paid by the
dscharged from all taxes and ssInents deposit
OF one hundred dollars shall be made by the purchaser
at the ne Of SALE and all conveyancng and recording
property will be resold at the risk and cost of the
VIM. i. BROWNE.
494 Louisiana avenue, | r-,,,....
JOHN F. ENNIS. irus'ees.
4s6 Louisiana avenue.
r b. STlLSON. Attorney. sep13, Is, IL, 49, q, 22&2i
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
" PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
NOXTHVESr

b. virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of<z,
the District of Columbia, passed in Equity causet
No. 1852, Doc. %. entitled Mary NJ Kilian " John
killian ct al. viii sell at public auction in front of
the premises. on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY FIFTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
Of Washington. D. C.. beginning on street north %
east 10 feet thence south SO feet inches to the rear of
said lot thence west 10 feet and thence north the
place of beginning Also the northwest corner OF Lot
No. IL. in said square, adjoining the above piece
giving an outlet to the public alley and containing
proyements consisting Of three-story brick house
with store. No. 1908 street northwest.
Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money In cash
and the residue in three equal instalments at six
twelve and eighteen months sale with six
Ter cent interest secured by purchasers
served henx or al in cash, at purchasers option
sold. Conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
REGINALD FENDAII, Trustee
" J25 ~ street northwest.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

II kOPENING OF THE AMERICAN SEWING MA
HI CHINE OFFICE. In connection with the NEW
9uEEN we have secured the agency for the New Amer
Jean Sewing Machines (fOot and hand power) The 20
year established reputation of the Am. s. NJ for turn
ing out only the best of work is well known to
needc omnent The New American No. has very high
arm, exceedingly light running, positively noiseess
sentreadlng throughout and made of the finest Steel
owners OF Old American machines will please call at
tbs office to have them exchanged for the high
No. Z; or have them repaired and made equal to new.
~ all means try the No. before buying any ma
chine just received fresh supply of QUEEN Ma
CHIMES. We sell. rent and repair all kinds. c. AUER-
BACH, Corner 7th and Streets. Gents Furnishings
and Hats next door. seD3
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
HOWE INVESTMENT.
GILMORE MICA MINING co.
Offer For Sale
S.. 600 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS.
These Bonds have four years to rum bearing per
cent interest, guaranteed and payable quarterly.
Shares Of the Capital Stock full paid as
1he amount offered being limited, early application
III Of or ap f5
street northwest, or
629 F street northwest
Samples of Plate Mica and Mica in the rough can be
seen. au5U-1m
A DAMS & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS'.
629 STREET,
Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE Pc
TkOLEUM. either for cash margin.
We offer small lot
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS.
with or without Stock.
CHAsID TO ORDER On coMMissfoN.f of'-
We invite Correspondence. All information cheer
1tHy gwen. au17
RUgYE AMP 81 sElL 9. 8; G0X,T AND ?; G. BONDS;
Stock. "
deposits received subject to check.
We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding various city
securities and prepared at ali tunes to answer maui
l'es regarding same.
HARRY c. TOWERS CO.,
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
mys1 1870 STREET NORTHWEST.
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TRuNNRL 4 CLARK.

SEcOND HAND CLOTHING BOU0HT AND TTTR
- highest cash prices paid. Alao Wsfchea Jevslr1
Guns. Plseo lS &c. Call or address HERZOG, sos 0&
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CHAbLEs ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

VA TABLE LOT on THIRTEENTH STREET BE.
INEEN q AND STREE s NORTHWEST. AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court ofsxasR
TIE District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause<8
No {. 37o, viii offer for safe, at public auction -
oIeIl ihS premises. on SATURDAY. THE TWENTY
SECgZ y DAY OF Pr MBER, 1883, at HALF
IASI r CR O'CLOCK p NJ, the south part Of Lot
No. Il N -care No 2sd, fronting eighteen Qs) feet
Lln 80 inches the east side of 18th street northw
WITH depth # fortyei- h. t4S) feet seven ca mcnes
improved by q small frame dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash balance in euusl instaments
IN one "a two years from day of SALE the purchaser to
give h' -oIIissory notes fOc the deferred payments
Beaffs interest at SIX cent per annum secured by
ietitann OF the title by the Trustee till paid or ali
cash ~ purchasers option. $50 down when sold.
EIGENt CARUSI, Trustee,
SCI i-e0fits 4s6 Louisiana avenue northwest.
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MISS 2. 4. MELLON.
MODESTO,
has removed from Baltimore to ~ street southeast
where she VIII make to order Dresses and Cosrum IN
every grade With her long experience In the art OF
Oreesmakn6 she guarantees perfect satisfaction In at
and style. an9l .9m
WALKERS. 2Ox TENTH STREET NOR THWF0T
10 tons Of Tan. Tin Lining, Rosin Sized and Carpe
Pitch. f1xe Clay and Brick. N2a
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HtHOXAS L. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY, ON CANAL
Strict SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN G. AND III.
IMPROVED BY TWO FRAME SHANTIES.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated March LIST -
1883, recorded in Liber No. ], 032, folio 204 ct
seq. Of the land records of the District Of Colum -
a and at the request of the party thereby secured.
VIII sell "a pubic auction, in front of the premises
SATCRDAI. stPTEMBER TWkN1 Y-SI COND, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lots IL and 10, in Curtis sub
divkion of original lot numbered 2 in square
CAB.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money In cash,
and the residue two equal installments at one and
two from day of sae with interest secured the
satsfs6 ZION of The Trustee all cash. at the option OF
the pur aser- Trustee right to resell at the
frk anG cost of defaultng purchaser if terms sale
Are not complied with III days 800 deposit
QIired when bid Is accepted.
THOS. Z. WAGGAJAN,l r.
seili eo&ds j. ". PIIiINC, Aluseooo'
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Mr.. CHRISTIAN RUrPKR1 has reported 70 the
stolen from his establishment az tn street
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IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER AT WASH
l. INGTON.
PROPOSALS FOB FILLING.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
2136 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
WARRINGTON D. O., september II. 1887
Sealed ProRosals in phcate win be received at this
ofics until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, on SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER TWENTY-sECOND. 1888. and opened
immedtately thereaster for ng about six the
roeom. e, Flats near Essby's Point speancaho1s'
forms q proposal and all necessary information be
obtained on application 10 tits Office. -
sep12-6t PETER G. HAMS, Major of Engineers
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsRERa-Deeds In fee have
been recorded as Follows: Citizens Building Co
70 Allen Rutherford, lot -, so. 868; SSo6 John IL
Ennis TO Harriet e Saunders, PTS "a and Is, 90.
1877; $3.50 Henry Brooke to Theodore Brooke. nd
3 50. 8la; -. Chas Edmopston to & Il IA.
monstOn, pts 81 and IS. 50. 400: $500 D. C. Har.
rfson 10 W. L Mcdaniel. lots 50 and q, 50. 73B:
g.. W. l. Mcdaniel to Harriet A. Harrison lots
g to rs, SO. rs; - W. b. Main to Elizabeth
Bell, sub g. So $40; S. 600 John T. Arms to Mary
Edwards. lot az, SO. 20: N5oa w. N. Hodges
TO Knight. sub. lots 10 70 II, So 46e: $50 Cur
us J. Htllyer TOE e. Calhoun, lot g, sun ca. o6:
$1,000 Mary A. Emmons 70 Mary Simpson, acre:
lots $50 to 83i: 500 A. Yerkes to q. RanWay. sun
3 SO. 874: S2.600 A Z Bateman. trustee. 70 Mary
Saunders, lot O. sub. 90. %, 18th street road and
Clifton street: 5000
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sTAT MioHNERY

Detailed information the several articles required
a,u saMpaes o. stationery, &C., may be procured ON
line right IL reserved to reject any and all bids
=. CLAYTON MCMICHAEI.
eep13-6t q. 8. Marshal District Of Columbia
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COMPROMISING WITH THIEvEs-Major Dye, OF
the police, says 1t is surprising how many Of the
compla1nants IN the numerous cases OF petit lar
ceny now being reported are willing to compro-
mise with the hieves, and refrain from prosecut-
Ing on the promise that the property is restored.
do not seem to realize that they are doing wrong
to society and violating the law. Such comprO-
misses. he says, are OF almost daily occurrence. He
states that so far as he is concerned he will try
and break up the practice OF compromising
feIOnieS
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HEBREW WEDDING-The 9Th street synagogue
was the scene OF a brilliant wedding last evening
The bride was Miss Hannah NOrdlinger, daughter
OF VIM. W. NOrdlinger, OF West Washington, and
asSemblage comprised nearly all OF the prominent
Hebrew citizens OF the District and their families
altar. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi
Stern. Messrs. ID. Nachman, b. Baer, M. Hambur-
ger and N. Rosenberg acted as ushers After the
ceremony at the church q reception was held at
Marinrs hail. Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Rice left on q bridal trip. at the conclusion OF
which they Will make their home In Leadv1lle.
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H,HoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF
CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Comprising about g. 0GO volumes, many of them
FINELY ILLUSTRATES AND BOUND
Being consignment per Steamer Hibcrnian from Lon
don, Eng. to be sold at my
BOOK SAIESROOM.
SOUTHWEST CORNER ELEVENTH ST. and PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE y. w.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Il. 1888, at 7 O'CLOCK
+. ID, AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS
seQlO-It THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.