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VNHOMA, DOWNING Auctioneer

VNHOMA> DOWLlNG. Auctioneer.
il fHh sUBDIVIsioS BAEk sfFi tRM. BE 3. 6:
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated septemterstsES
18th A. ~ 1871 and recorded in Iiber 40. Goo, Ts38
tol1 No l36. one of the land records of the DB- -
the Su! RENE Court OF the s:retof Columbia. passed
o. tn 9TH day OF March A.D 1879 in putty Cause No
ises on SAIUED Az. the FlF ZEE o tn DAY SIP
following real estate in the District Columbia ito
wit Lot No. 4, ia section NO. /, in the subd vision
the eof file In the Office Of the surveyor of ash1y-
ton county, District OF Columbia.
Terms OF One thru cash, and the balance in
sx and twelve months with interest thereon. deposit
OF s8 to be made time Of Terms are not COM
pied with in ten day. the Trustee ives the right
to resell the ro erty at the risk and cost of oefaung
purchaser. he te to be retained by the True tee until
the entire amount Of purchase money has been paid.
JAN. L. WORMLEY, Trustee. $40 9Th st. NV.
sep5-dNds
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RAILROADS.
lNfIf 6.EA1

1d % TIE I S IN ~Esf HSP sSSrsxEsE
,,. Is tFFEcI ~ i sTH. 1873.
se1ri';. ha1F snd ths sisaso Iinisss 1pzes.
H H g;ao an. daily. with sleepin. from
din With ace Cars to rl and I'm R n
nat As So conneets except Saturdays. for Chica-
br1 T,,sburT to ch hi Nal Xxi f1pr rssh
30 7 N, day for ,Itt.burs and the Vest with
TiSEF s 81 Es' fo sSa f Rs s1hIif5G
M Oily. e1e:p' SATURDAY. with Psla $780, cara
g. stol to CanandAisua. and Harrisburg to
Fer "a1n ~, Lock Haven and Imlra. at $50
1or Nv ORR and the asst 500 a. m. 10: .oa. NJ.
}iso 20 49, go and lo;2o = NJ On SUNDAY, %.
isrer Car m dsily se Kept is sda yulAn
SoT Bt,r without ehange $50 p IN. every week day.
For T,o1kiyf. T. T.. al through trans eonn.c. a.
trsnsr 70 fat" e street. Fs a an d doGbe
10, r. af[os. Soy zsS York Cl;y
1@4 lO2 m Ri r1p pm sus s t5 1 and
Fer BsltEsEs. go. 500 $50. PSI 1o:4O a. NJ and
~: IN unday 80. lO 40 a. 4:2o. $40. 7:3o.
For Pore, Crssk Line. Gao am. and 10 p H. daily
Fer ~, s!.ois. Gao am. and 4:4o pm daily. except
b A tf4 RHS sA
Fer as sa5 go ssG 80 sc ans Il fps g % Or
Fer RRa eG al 5Sd to 10 anes 9 s sas
d,iE: aud 90 ?. daily. s.o;p. sunday: ~ . u
iao ssd i 81 ss.eens ST. So s iS6
s s1ss 10 ,o M and II 90 mdni 1T ON sunday Al
q I3th and Pesy1sn. avenue and 1t f The
@ T. n: nd :ss Of
c JR WOOD. General Passenger Agent
- III. fvQ
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MAkKfED.a

,,prl, IL SSss IA At Rockville Nd. on
Iowa. " AA-'As ~
- ALB bTT-OSBORSF- At Grace Church New
York City, Saturday, September 1854 hv tho Rev
Edward y. Fisgg, u. D., ar. THOMAS N. TALBOTT OF
New York City. 49, '"
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John SHERMAN L CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

LOT
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court ofsasa
d IT DE District Of G9!uabia passed on the ed
Doc -, wher.ia Martin v. b. Hoffman ct al. were
compl lnants and Lawrence Callan ct al defend
ants. aud also by virtue of the deed Of trust SAID
pr 1;s described. on .TUkDAY. SEPTEMBER
fa,tt;I .,dx ! A; D.: 1854 at FOUh H1hTY
ton III fronto the premises, all that certain piece
parcel ana lot Of land situate in the City Washing
to District OF Co.u nbia, known and being the
easternuost twenty-five (25) front street by the
full ue til thereof Of original lot number CO., in square
nnmoer five hundred and twelve (512). improved by
Terms OF SALE prescribed by said decree. are
as 10 ows: All OF the purchase money in cash. at
IN option OF the purchaser. fourth cash and the
balance III equal yearly inst lments with De-
ssred payments to he secured by deed of trust
time OF SALE and all conveyanciny purchasers cost
BE- MIN F. LElGHTO rrstee.
sep7-7t Office. 482 louisiana avenue northwest
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I'd Edition.
Latest q6legramS to The Star.
Business Prospects Good.

NEW YORK, September 7.-R. g. Dun q Co, OF
the mercantile agency, report that In the week
Just closing nothing has occurred OF q character
adverse to steady improvement OF trade. All
the indications point to the fact that general bust
ness Is getting into better shape steadily.
The business failures reported throu yhout the
UnlCed 81 and Canada In the last seven days
humber i67 AS compared with 1856 or last week, q
decrease OF y. In New York city the assignments
are lew ana generally unim, ,ortant The dis ribu-
ZION OF the fa1lur was:-New England states Is
mluaie states D. western states 4S, southern %,
Paclc states and territories Is, New York city 4,
Canada Is. y
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rTHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TkUSTEEs' SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN BLA-
DtNSBURG, MD.
By virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the 26th IL
day June. 1879. recorded in Liber A. L. b.. No Sa
Tor Prince Geo yes couAty we shall offer for at
PUBLIC auction, in Of The premises, TUE DAY.
the / IGHIE NTH DAY OF SEPT. NIB L, 1888, at
TMELVi OCLOG NJ, all that lot parcel Of ground
lying in the town OF adensburg in said county and
state OF Maryland. known and distinguished the
plat OF said town a. Lot No. hirty ght 1887.
INN D1AfELY AT + Ii the sale OF the above we
shall by virtue Of the deed. offer ali that parcel
OF land, known as Lot No. Thirty nine (39) in said
town. situate between the house formerly owned by
II. nson Penn and the lot Of owned by Benja-
min iowndes. his lot Is improved by comfor able
BRICK dwelling of three stories. in q good state OF
Terms: One fourth cash. balance in one two and
three years with notes bearing interest and secured
deed OF trust on the premises; all cash, at the
ton OF purchaser. All conveyancing at purchaser's
cost. RICHARD N,Jit EIf.
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INDIGNATION i'm Utaiv-

KING HUMBERT ABUSED By HENRI RoCHRFoRr-THE
LATTER CHALLENGED BY AN ITALIAN OFFICER
ROME, Sept IAN article printed in the Parts
lntTd'tStgedm 10y Henri Rochefort, abusing King
Humbert. has aroused great ind gnation through
out Italy. The article accus d the king or having
pocketed the money subscribed by the French
people for the 1schia sufferers while he was at
me same time urging Germ ny 10 ann hate
france. An Italian officer waited upon NJ Roche
Tort and demanded 8 tisfaction Tor tie insult TO
his king. but NJ. Rochetort refused 10 grant MIN a
hostile meeting
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WINNIPEG, MAN, Sept 1.-THE steamer Lily, of
the Winnipeg and Western Transportation COM
n"ny. which was rebuilt this Sc son at a cost OF
sS5 LOCO, foundered while on trial trip In the South
Saskatchewan river, about six hundred miles west
or VIM peg. II Is not known whether or not the
passengers escaped, the accident having oc-
CURED dfty miles fToin telegraph station.
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Alexandria Grain Market

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA, Sept z, 1SS3.-The change received
S0OO bushels OF grain toby. $500 bushels OF
Wheat sold-the Ful,z at los ITO: the Longsberry
at 112-no common being on the market 2.1SO
bushels OF white corn sold at 50 =, and 2IO do of
yellow at Coo. No rye Was offered, but 43O bushels
of oats brought 37kc. per busheL
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\. NEW YORK, Sept. Capt r F. Francisco, OF
the steam tug Edwin Hawiey, which was run
yacht ATLANTA. flied his report to-day with the
local board OF steamboat inspectors. He lays the
Diane on the master OF the yacht. One of the
persons interested In this collision SAIL he had
Deen told by " Unknown pilot that Jay Gouli's
stunning order, as soon as he went on BOARD his
yacht, was to let her go for all she WORTH and
TO stop Tor nothing
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The WORK OF THE UTAH CoNxIssIoN.-Hon. Alex
ander Ramsey, the president OF the Utah commits
sion, has written to the Secretary OF the Interior,
stating that the report upon the registration of
the legislative assembly and other officers, held
August 9Th, IN the territory, and the proceed
ings Of the commission In connection
Herewith, will be delayed for q time
Pending the determination or ten suits for dam
ages brought against the commission to test the
constitutionality OF the EdInonds law and the
legality OF the acts OF the commission It Is deemed
advisable to withhold the regular report OF the
commission at present, although q full and COM
prehensive report will be forwarded In ample tune
Tor the use Of the President In communicating
with Congress In December next
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(,HARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent

IRIS TEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On STREET, Be IWEEN FOUR
IT, TH AND FlFTEENIH STREETS NORTH
NESi.
loh 1851 and recorded in Lber 9-S folio 353, ct
sou, one Of the l. nd records of the District # -h
lu and at this request the party secured thereby
we VIII offer for sal at public auction, i'll fro of the
Premises. Gu WEDNESDAY, The TWELFTH
H.3 OF SEPTEMBER. 1883 AT FIV.:
OtLOCk p NJ. all that piece or parcel
o. around known and distinguished the ground plat
81 sal't city a. lot numbered forty-sx (46) Pierce
hlngies subdivision OF square numb. red two hundred
au seven GOD recorded in ber ". F. folio 2ll In
the oihc OF he >uveyor of said district tn improve
brick uwel ing.
rms of sale: One third cash. balance in G. IL and IS
mots' with IItereet the rate of per cent per
al num- secured by deed of trust of the property i'd
500 down at time of ale. All conveyancng purcas
er's cost. Terms to be compiled with in days.
NATHANIEL CaRUSI ,r-.
senl-fS1s CHA LES W. HANDY, Tus'ees-
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Arrest of Bauer. the Wrestler.

NEW YORK, Sept 7.-Theoba I'd luer, the WELL
known wrestler, was arrested to-day on an order
or arrest on charge OF obtaining merchandise
under false pretences, and for having assigned
ana disposed or his prop rty with intent to de-
fraud his creditors Bauer gave bail and was re-
leased
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A MOFG The MANY INSURANCE COMPANIES
q ana assoClasions doing business ON the mutual or
plan. none is cert-inly secured against
loSs Of 1n1imre - tho MUTUAL FUND LIFE
cnocesfu apd popular In 20 short time g thus favored
ne oldest authorities in insurance matters
being Great st foE~ ard In the science Of Life nsur-
ance while Its policy holders have than one
occasion expressed the1e confidence in its manage
ment For cdrcularA &c. call at the office, 1909 ct.
Auz0 /. Y. KNIGHT. MAnR0ar.
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Policeman Fitzgerald, OF The South Washington
precinct, this afternoon swore out q warrant
against JAS Nolan and Bartholomew Callan.
changing them with ARRAY. The oficer states that
they had a regular prize light
Michael Leech and Edward Gibson colored.
were fined sos or 60 days 10 the Police Court TO.
day, for keeping an unlicensed bar.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY
FURNITURE. BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER
CARPETS, B doing. no., AT AUCTION.
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated January l7th ID.
1882. and duly rec. rded in Liber 99l folio 1853
one OF the land records for Washington D. c. and by
direction Of the party secured thereby shall sell at
RE% nhf,rr SUCTION. coo on IU sDAY. sEPIEMBER
on the premises. No. lit street southeast the
Furniture. Bedding. Carpets ETC.. mentioned In the
schedule attached to said deed Of trust In part
Handsome Hands Psrior suite. upholstered in raw silk
Hoony Tables covered with plush; Lasy Chairs.
Walnut Marble top Buffet Dinins-room Chairs brace
Walnut Chi1onier. costly; Han Rack. mirror back
Walnut Pillar Xtension Table.
Walnut ecretary. elegantly carved
Lace Curtains aud ambrvQu rs.
Walnut Library Tables Walnut Writing Desk, Boston
Lounges. French Couchea. Walnut Folding Chair
Maroon Sleepy Hollow. Walnut Hall Chairs.
kecining Chair, upholstered in leather,
Body BrusselR Tapestry, Ingram and other Carpaka
Smyrna Rugs and Mats Sheep Mats.
Ash Chamber Suitee, Mantei Mirrors
Mattresses, Druxgets, Blankets Conforts Sheefs
Towels, Napkins springs, etc.
Many other Articles too numerous to mention
he above collection Of furniture II In perfect order
anil worthy the attention Of buyers.
au28-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS. Trustea
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. SEPiEMBER THIRTEaNTH 1888
same hour and place. By order Of the Trustee esd
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q Cheyenne Indian, has sent unique appeal to
the Secretary Of the Interior TOR q new suit of
clothes He says: 81 don't care much for grub.
but LIDO like TO dress In proper style. want the
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NORFOLK, VA, Sept. T.-R A. Forbos a we'll
known CIT zen OF Norfolk, shot himself through
the temple this morning. Fnanc1,i embaraSs-
ment Is said to be the C use OF his suicide.
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TIE HAzERs-Navai Cadet Rumsey. third class
was put und'r seven days solitary confinement at
annapolis yesterday for attempting TO Re Cadet
court-martial yesterday afternoon took up the
case OF Cadet F. Moeer. charged with making
Caoet Galloway nsh with his mouth for q penny
10 basin or water; with 1mprisoning tour cadets
IN Mushroom with q stick: with making Cadet
Steoer sing seamanship notes He pleaded not
regarded himself as being hazed by Cadet Camp
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GREAr SAcR1rrcE liz C1orH1Sa
MIsFIr STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Being determined to make Clean Sweep Of the Entire
Stock Of Fine Clothing. previous to
making alterations. Prices have
been cut down regard
less of cost or
value on
CASHMERE SUITS.
CHEV1OT SUITS.
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
YACHT CLOTH SUITS,
sEERSUCKER SUITS
BLACK CLOTH AND DIAGONAL SUITS,
BOYS SUITS.
CHLDREN's SUITS.
ODD FLANNEL COATS
NUNS CLOTH COATS.
ALPACA COATS
LIGHTWEIGHT OvERCOATs,
GOSS1MER COATS,
OFFICE COATS.
Cur Motto: No trouble to show goods. Satisfaction
guaranteed to all purchasers. at the
MISFIT STORE,
TENTH AND STREETS
Be sure and come to corner 10th and streets. .ul7
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Tue MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BhTWEEE
THE EAST AND THE WRST
VIA WASHINGTON

STEEL RAILS!
from s.oa corner Mar Of fS Ssx isss
avenue and strest- ~ " A'o" 'orsoS
.! TSr Chen tineinp.a Louisville aud st. Lou..
Through ache. and Palace Sleeping Carn To 1870
POINT. without change l0:l5 a. daily to Chicao
FOR ittsburS at $50 T. M ard 40 d. IN. a,,,x q an
M TO r. Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
For Toledo and Detroit Monroeyille lo.1s mn
rran for "i Phassphi ior and aGi' New yor.
fsTss ss sd sseps Car. IT, sd m daily
ssa ieSs sS :. 10. s. S rs sss $780, 's'
:. LES. 2:a5. B. 4:4O $500 !. s:le. GAO ON
Her nna oh. 60 a. H.. l2;l0 and 4:aO: on Sunday
1oIway stations between Washington and Baltimore
nm for staiiois on Netropoiits.. B aneh. 7:ss
dali for staunton e 10 a M daily eIceit Sun
cav or Frederick. 30 q m. lO:l5 g. NJ and 4:45
Fer hsSe5sswn lOi w.. daily except Sunday. s:a5
Train bS. arrive O from the West daily. s:2o 7:ss m.
frO as Xes u Hork and Philadelphia ass $50 am
From SO 1ay n s.'i So ans1y su,s,v
-, ,oiso IN. s:SI pm
From Trericf and ihf. ; asi,y s.esRt s Sunday
io;0 m. AIS. 42e pm, and 700 nm iaiy ALI;
f1 oisp - ssqads. 1000 am. 500 NJ daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington ar An 3. An
14o. s SIS 4s6 and loi ., an An i2ls $50.
Says. 80 7;15 80. 8. $40 s.In. 80 !. IN
irtr.ne from w sd mkt nssdn stop a, Relay s,,n
further information apply .. tho Baltimore and
Pennsyv avenue, Il th street whore or srs
win be taken for baggage DO checked ana received \,
psin IL l. VI ME ss.ff NJ of T.. Baltimore
myl4 &. K LORD. Gent PASSENGER Agent
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M FOLEY, Ancuoneer.

Nsa
will sell the stock OF Dry and Fancy GooTe con-
f8IDsd in store No 9S 1h northwest action
sal,:nsenclDg EVERY Nj RANG II IEN-AAIL
A-HAlt O., LOCK. and Will continue from day to day
Until al is spoaed Of.
! NJ stock consists of Silks. Dress Goods, Veivets
Cshmere- Table Linens, Towels, Napkins. Marseilles
Spreads White Goods. Hosiery. U derw. ar. Corset4,
l.oes and mbroderjes Dress Shirts. SheetngS in all
Wdt Ca-sUeres, Ilannels, Tonestics all XII DIS
Lawns aud other rTices too numerous to mention.
aides specially invited to tend this sale as the
goods are fine and will be sold wjtho reserve.
jy30 NJ FOL Auctione.r
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TIE BRD0EPoRr CARRIER PIGEONS ON THrR
FLIGHT FOR H0AK-The four homing pigeons be-
here yesterday, were liberated at half-past five
O'Clock this morning from the roof Of the signal
onlce. After flying several hundred yards In a
northweaterly direction the birds made Ave AZ
cending circles, reaching height OF about !. 900
feet Without any signs OF doubt they then took
q northeaSterly course Tor their destination a6
miles distant. and in forty seconds iisappesred
from sight The nrst pigeon arrived &C BRIDGE.
port Conn, At l2:46 to-day, New York Tina.
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WALKERS. 204 IENTH HTREET NORTHWEST,
tons q Tar Tin Lining. Roatn Sized and ca Pet
lining Eels just received. Lima. CementzI Plaster.
Pitch. Fire Clay and Brick. N2S
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THE q. 8. g. VANDALIA arrived at Quebec on the
9TH inst, and expected to sail on the following
day for Georgetown, Prince Edwards Island.
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CALLED ON THE Observation-Disclosures General
Gresham, Assistant Secretary OF State Davis and
Col Rockwell csaied upon the President TO-DAY
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THE GLOOMY FEARS. THE DESCENDING
vi We. the WEAKNESS of soul that many complain Of
would often disappear the blood made rure and
heath before reaching the deb ate of the brain
Ayers arsaparla purifes and vtalizes the blood; an
thus conduces health of body and sanity Of mind.
sep6
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The Courts,
PROBATR COFJRT-E,Gffye James

To-day, estate OF Mary Wilson; proof OF publ
cation and order appointing Rebecca Hinton adj
minfstratrtx: bond, 81, 400 Estate Catherine
Hagan; do r r. Harvey; bond, $500 WIN of
James w. Smith fully proven Estate Charles I.
Vertongen; Luciean T. q. Colliere appointed ad-
minstrator; bond $SO0 Estate Sarah Brown |:
order appointing Mary Virginia Brown admin.
istratrix: d. b. n bOMl, $780, Will OF John b
Ruth admitted to probate and letters issued to
Maria Ruth; bond, $1,000 Estate Catherine Boyd,
deceased; nnal notice appointing day for settle
lowing expenditure. Mrs ]. N. Dewalier nled a
petition for appointment as guardian TO G. II
Stephens Estate OF Margaret w. WHITE: letters
OF administration issued to Warren WHITE: hond.
81, 600 VIII OF Ellen D0hertys nled, proven adj,
mitted to probate and letters issued TO John
D0herty; bond, 81 600
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No CAUSE FOR ANXIETY ABOUT THE ALLIANCE
number OF kilograms have been received at the
Navy department from friends of the officers on
board the United States steamer Alliance. about
whose safety there was some doubts RenIies
were sent that there Is not the slightest cause Tor
anxiety.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMErER.-The following
we're the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
oncer today am. $40: IL am, us: pm. rs 6;
Maximum, 77.8: minimum. 4&7.
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GR1xAuLr & Co.'S,

MAT1CO CAPSULES
are warranted to effect rapid cure In the most severe
cases Of private diseases. They do not fatigue the
etomAcn e al OTHER apsulee with liquid CopaibA do.
3a22-tu&f1y SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuonear.

VINHOAAS DOWLING. Aucuoneaf.-
VERY VALUABLE THREE:sTORY BRICK RESI-:
DENCE. No. 226 SECOND STREET. BETWl EN-
BAND G sTHEETs NORTHEAs !, IN CLOSE
PROBABILITY TO THE CAPT OF. Ar AUG ION.
IMaLFrH, 1883. in front Of the premises. at II
FIVE O'CLOCK. l shall sell the above resi- -
dence. The improvements consist Of q three-story
pressed brick: ntaining nine rooms. with bath
has been put in thorough repair having been pxpered
and painted throughout and being in close proximity
Is home an investment
erms: 81. 500 cash; the balance at one. two and
three years. with notes bearinx interest at per cent
Per annum until paid and secured by deed Of trust
500 eposlt required at time Of sale.
sep4-d THOS. -. MYERS. cal Estate Broker
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FUNHE lotto" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler, avods all EXPENSIVE attendance
no loss OF time no handling Of fuel and ashes It is
Hsed extensively for running Passenger and Freight
ans sswns Msshinss Meat Ghoppsrs Printing
Per and Ruling Machinery. Lathes. &c. DC. This
speed the least number OF working parts and
great simplicity Of mechanism
For particulars to prices L. apply at OfRoe NJ
Washington Gas Lii hit Co, iy13
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ANOTHER BAD MAN UNEARTHEp-J p West.
cott. VINO Tor sometime past has been Cashier at
the Coney Island club pool-room, at West Brig ht-
on, was on Tue q ~ last discovered TO be short I'm
MS accounts Alter a somewhat stormy Interview
with his employer he LETT, but was soon arrested
ana sent 10 prison I'm charge or officer. IL was
night when the party lei the Islam, and when a
lohsiy point On the road was reached WeStcott
who is mu cular man. threw the officer out OF
lhe mack and escaped. An examination OF his &C.
COUNTS reVealed shortage OF about 1000. It ia
sam tnat his employer has OF red a reward OF
Si00o Tor his appr hepsion, and declares his nten-
lon or spending ten times that sum IL necessary To
bring the refugee TO Justice WestcoI had lived a
pretty fast life for sometime past
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THHoM4ANs. PoWHINs. Auetioneer: 49,

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
l. VALUABLE IMPROVr ID Pr ,PERTY IN WASH
dNGION AND GEORGETOWN. D. G.. AT AUG
~ TiM4 Hsn.v spprz,,prp sr1p,,r,r.,n,
1883 at FOUR O'CLa OK. in front Of the premises La
shall sell the TO lowing described property, viz:
by adepth 4 80 feet to an alley The improvements
consist OF two story brick dwelling containing seven
No 1882 fronting A feet the west side Of Congress
street between Bridge and Gay streets, BY deDfh Of
l2O feet The improvements consist OF large frame
cottage containing seven rooms bathroom, water and
inx 46 fsethy depth Of 454 feet And At HALF PAST
Containing Six rooms bens No. ~ sre bet H0ese
th and sth streets noFthwest In coss proximity e The
Terms: One-haK cash; the residue in SIX months,
with notes bearing interest, and secured by deed Of
chaser deposit Of 500 win be required Of ths pnr-
chaser at the time Of sale on each piece Of property
su30-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

The MI ANToNOAoH.-It is expected that the d.
s monitor MiantOnomoh will start from the
washington navy yard tomorrow for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

ELLEN DoHERTy's WHI--The will OF Ellen
Doherty. fiei and fully proven to-day, beauaat ca
10 her daughter Anna house ana lot lila Nv
Jersey avenue, on con milton that she pays her
daughter Mary Hartnctt 500. her daughter cath.
crime Schemerhorn $500, and daughter Honnra
tknown as Sister Mar ina, at Mt Washington 500
and TO her son John 500. She leaves he daughter
Anna the rest OF the property, aud nominate, her
son John executor -