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The War OF Passenger Rates.

THE PAN HANDLE DOWN TO 81 FROM CHICAGO TO
NDIANAPOLI6
CHICAGO, Sept 25.-The Pan Handle and Kan.
kakee lines began selling tickets to Indianapolis
this morning at 81 with consequent reduction in
regular rates merely being added beyond India.
napols. 1t now appears that the flve cent rate of
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois road to India.
napolis Is made with the condition that this line
runs only night train at that rate and requires
the purchasers Of i've cent tickets to buy sleeping
car tickets at 81, SO that the minimum charge over
this line ia e o.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
NhANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
~ PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE AND PnEMTsES
T,E 10 ri

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
~ PkoPERII. BEING HOUSE AND PhEMISES
NO l2oS SThEET NOKTHWEST.
B.. virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court of<e
tha District of Columbia. passed in Equity cause "a
10; s652 Doc =, entitled Mary M. Kil.ian V. John -
IN, The gr EN- on InESDAf The TMENIY ETH
part of Lat No. Is. in No 290. In the city
OF washington. D. C.. beginning on st: set north ~
feef east of the northwest Of said lot thence
east 10 thence eonth IS feet inches to the OF
sala o thence west - f.et and thence north 70 me
No: T.. in said sauare adjoining the sosva pieoe
about 120 square feet Of ground, together with the i'm
provements consisting OF three-story brick house
W th store, No. 1913 + street northwest
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money In cash
and the residue in three equal instruments, at six
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, with
cent interest secured By purchasers notes and
served lien. all in cash, at purchasers option
depost of s1O viii le required when the property
sold Convey sncing and recording at purchasers cost
REGINALD FENDA1I. Trustee,
- 325 ~ street northwest.
DUNCANSON RROS.. Auctioneers. sepll-d&ds
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The S be epshead BAY Race

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, c. L. Sept 25--The first race,
three quarters OF mile, for all ages, was won by
Time, 116k.
Second race, purse $780, for three-year-olds,
maiden allowances one mile and half furlong.
third. Time, So
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The Labor Invcstiga ton.

THE CHINESE QUESTION AND woNAN g RIaH1s
NEW YORK, Sept 26-Ex.Surrogate Gideon +
education and labor, expressed his views In op-
position TO Chinese Immigration. Nra Celia
whitehead, OF Plainneld, N. J.. de.
clared to the committee that she thought women
should be placed on equality with men with re-
gard to the ballot She favored the abolition
OF all artificial distinctions In dress, and
thought that the industry OF the country
should have representation in the Cabinet
She urged that the government should, on the eS-
adjustment OF postal savings banks, loan money,
under proper restrictions, to the people, for the
furtherance OF their social condition and advance
ment In life
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WEEKS b CO.. Auctoneers.

CLOSING OUT SALE OF BALANCE OF STOCK OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES ALL
GRADES; FINE JEWELRY OF EvLRY DE-
sShIP 10 :; RIN.,S; Pts CHAINS. CLOCKS
G Sale bHEKI ExrNIhG. at aEvEN O'CLOCK, and
SATURDAY MORNING, at TE>. Closing sale SAT
URnAY EVENING, at SEVEN. at BENZ. F. SPINKS,
cog Pa ave. Goods must be sold-proprietor removing
to Baltimore. sep25 -5ts
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Gen. sherman,s fsetirement.

Gen. Sherman has fixed uponthe LIST OF November
as the date upon which he will turn over the COM
mand OF the army to Gen. Sheridan and practically
retire to civil life, although he will not be placed
upon the retired list OF the army until the 9Th of
FeDruary: Gen. Sheridan will be here upon the 1st
or November to be initiated into the duties OF his
new on1ce so that he will be well used to the traces
by the time Congress meets.
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. FOLEY. Auctionesr.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN AND STREETS
SOUTHEAST.

SIAIn hEEIs BETWEEN q AND II STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated July 16, 1883 -
and recorded in Liber .053, folio Ill, ct seQ one
of the land records of the District Of Columbia and
for sse At public s1esi1n in front OF the premises
NJ. the north twenty Eve C35) feet Of Lot twel1s
u and the south sixteen l6) feet snd 1nches
Of Lot thirteen 3l IN square numbered eight
and seventy eight l87s), recorded in Liber O63
folio ct Of the land records Of the District OF
Columbia. with improvements thereon.
erns: of the purchase money In cash. and
months from Of sale with interest secured to the
satisfaction OF the Trustee all cash at the option Of
the purchaser Trustee reserves the right resell
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser terms
Of sale are not complied with In days One hum
dred dollars depodt required when bid is accepted.
=. LAUNIA G. DUNDORE, Trustee,
M FOLEY, Auctioneer sep2l-1Ot
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.lls 20 on list Of Testimonials the following let.er:

- hEOKUK, Iowa. May 30ill, 1893.
us with genuine gratitude hear testimony To the
tthrcy II - ooA's BALI, e Life" Eesl-- being
great sufferer viii DI SPEF>IA III its many forms i
bad IN Gi'tn' att chs of tEUC1A1IONS OF GAS from
Tn -toiisaCh- which lasted seven huurs
and We're fcioNei toy ye-y distressing and alarming
81 kiSt. sFE Is. and tor viii, could find no rem
ely u:itit Called up, Dexter. of washington H.
~ii" todd me that the bes dirIne he for
tas tII, aud be ofte.. prescribed his pa
OeEtS. Cooks Balm of Life" immediately pro
crf bote, and after taxing three doses my stomach
was relieved. and before hail half the CON
bis Oh the bottle that particular coI my stu-
tef va overcome aud after five years having
Eac no rreirr.ee Of the trouble. feel Fae sayiue
INA Ia, BALM Ct RED All, for il is the first and only
tninx that relief. have 10y its use learned it's
Value oer directs, aleo. CONSIDER II ONE OF
I'M Sthf BrSf FAMILY MEDICINES IN TIE
WoadD, and thirk myretf unfortunate when I am
without IL Hoping ti,t others to as much brus-
Ltsed Oy It's Use ha been, rely youes
HELEN a. MCCRARY
r S--fsease send me BY express dozen bottles
na.xsit- % -. and Ii uch obilse, etc.
Gandfactory Long Branch NJ
sd IN Wsshimxt'n, b. c., by SToTT, GROIN
WILL CO.. ioO Polnsy .vsnia ayenae and al drug
e.N.a sep5-ln'
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FORREST. On Monday, September q. 1854
SAMUEL w.. youngest son Of Samuel w. and Mar
garet II. Forrest.
Gone to dwell with the angels
Funeral "Wednesday. September 26th. ct O'Clock
from MS parents residence corner 9th aud streets
southwest
RANDALL In this city. September g. 1885, EN-.
lily H. kANDA L. aged twenty ono months.
Her remains were taken 70 Wiki ssbarre Pa for In.
eefMcne beside tbose Of her father. tho late John
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A Brutal Outra1e

LAFAYETTE. IND, Sept 2a.-The eighteen-year
the country. was outraged and murdered while
alone at home yesterday. Her throat was cut and
she was otherwise mutilated. No arrests ha We
been made
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A Heavy Failure In wall Street

NEW YORK, Sept s5.-An assignment for the
benefit OF creditors was 1led to-day in the county
Mayer, composing the 1rm OF F. Mayer l. Co.,
woolens, OF No. 30 White street, to Simon Danzig,
There is story In the room to the effect that the
failure OF F. Mayer Co. was due partly to the
recent heavy decline In the Willard shares. It is
trade. ~
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Name


The steamship Ethel cleared from Philadelphia
yesterday with eight cannon. dynamite, shellA
and munitions OF war, for HaytL
The comet can now be seen with a small tele-
scope. and II the present increase OF brillancy
continues Il must soon be visible TO the naked eye
Leonard II. Canter, member OF the house OF dele
gates from st Mays county, Md, Is dead.
Champ Campbell. OF New York city, who was
shot at the slate mills at woodvile. Va last week.
died, and the jury found that john L smith, who
shot him. did so In self-defsnse.
Jacob 8. Cronise, the Roanoke, Va, post ONCE
clerk charged with the robbery OF letters, WAS
given . hearing In Lynchburg yesterday. He
gave up $500 abstracted from letters
cadets was ordered Yesterday at the Naval Acad-
envy, Annapolis, twelve applicants having Just
A man named Ven able. who has been carrv,nS
on business under the name OF the Reliable Man
ufactur1ng Co, was arrested In Philadelphia yes.
terday charged with using the mails for fraudu-
Rev. W. II. Myers a Methodist minister, living
In Branchdae. near Pottsvine. Pa, has LEFT wife
and six children and eloped with Mrs Ralph
Price, who leaves husband and two children.
The citizens OF Lockport, n Y, are In search OF
villain who assaulted Miss Sarah Bradley, a
young lady who teaches school on the outskirts
OF the city.
samuel johnson. a youth of 90 at Rocky Mount.
n. C., fatally shot his sweetheart, Julia RATHER
Inc, because she refused TO dismiss the other fel-
The campaign in New Jersey was opened last
evening by the democrats with mass meeting in
Newark. The candidate for governor, Mr. Leon
ALBEIT, made speech.
scratched for the race for the Czarewitch stakes
TO be run at Newmarket on October 9Th.
The republican senatorial convention In Osweco
county, N. Y, yesterday. resulted In a split.
IWenty-four delegates renomnated Senator Lam
sing and sixteen Oswego sralwarts nominated
Menister Works Bitter speeches were made
SUIT mas been brought by the city Of New York
against Charles Davis. the proprietor OF a gaming
establishment, for $4,000 OF the city money which
IL Is alleged was lost there by VIM g. Carroll cou.
pom clerk In the controllers Office Davis has also
oeen arrested on an indictment found against him
for keeping 81 milling house.
Mrs Mary Riley "a Philadelphia boarding house
Keeper, Is holding the dead body OF Miss Lizzie
Thompson, who died at her house. and refuses ia
surrender IL 10 The friends OF the deceased until
they pay board blu or the deceased amounting
to $3.50
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WEnKS CO.. Auctoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
SiTuATED on HE CORNER OF NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE AND n STREET NORTH.

cHAM nee Us. SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
SHIRE I AVENUE AND STREET NORTH
ces- passed By the supreme Court Of the District
OF Co umba, IN Eqnty Cause No 9. 514. dat esA
Serteber 4th ami the other September 18TH 1888 will
on a's fFSt q Snf
1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. the following described
property, t. wit: Lots numbered ten and eleven,
ton, ID. &, situate on the corner of New Hampshire
avenue and street northwest and containing about
6s square feet Of sreund and f,ontng about 6s feet
lug This property viii be sold in one parcel upon the
following terms, to WIT:
third cash. and the balance except seventeen
hundred dollars and int thereon hereinafter pro-
Weed for) IN two equal payments at six aud twelve
TO give hi. notes for said deferred payments secured
b! deed OF trust the premses pay all cash. at
ms option be said seventeen hundred dollars and
interest thereon hereinbefore mentioned being in
cehtedness secured upon one Undivided half Of said
premises by ed OF trust dated November Let. 1882,
payable in three years after date. recorded in Liber
bia. shall constitute the last deferred payment the
purchase oney and be assumed and paid by the pur
dlscharged from all taxes and ssments deposit
of one hundred dollars shall be made by the purchaser
at the line Ct sale and all conyeysncng and recording
complied within ten days from the day OF sale, the
property will be resold the risk and cost Of the
0S'A0'''ns p0F WI. Il. BROWNE,
JOHN F. ENNIS, Arus'ees'
p B. sTILsoN. Attorney sepis Is. II. 49, 81, 22&24
Es-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. on ac-
# hs sn D.s. ~
sep24-dts JOHN F. ENNIS : Trustees.
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Judge NcAllister. Of Chicago. YESTERDAY refused
TO release Fred Ker. who abeconded to Peru with
t6O,Oc0 worth OF securities belonging 70 Preston,
Kean = Co, and who applied for release nom az.
rest On the ground that he was Kidnapped from
Peru. -
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IL 317 -3ig 9th street northwest.

EAECUTRIX SALE OF COFFINS, CASKETS,
COFFIN AND CASkEC TRIMMINGS. UNDER
IAkERS' HARDWARE, &C.. &C., AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court thodiny
sI-cla term Probate Court passed April 7th A. ID.
SLPTi MBER 4 NENTI-SlXIH. A. ID. 1888. at h
CCLOCk A. NJ. ut the auction rooms of Duncanson
Bros. corner 9th and streets northwest.
ment OF the above gods being the stock in trade of
VIM. s. buchiy deceased.
Terms cash. ALICE T. BUCHLY
sep223 st Execut tx of VIM 5. Buc' .ly deceased.
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Latest T6lGglans to Tle Star.

GOV. BUTLER NOMINATED.
The Massachusetts GreonAackers Make
Him Their Candidate
BOSTON, Sept 2.-The greenback convention
unanimously nominated Gen. Butler for COVER.
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A GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPERS
Gilt Paper from 25c up.
Glazed Paper, lOc.
Border lrOm &c. up
All grades Of paper hung for lsc piece and al size
borders and freizes hung 15c, pieoe.
Picture Frames to order.
Al work guaranteed TO be 0rst-class % We employ no
Can, Can before purchasing elsewhere and you win ssve
Al JNo. +. sPELsHoUsE. As+
62l It'll street northwest bet. e. and strseGs
au26-1m Waahin1ton u. q.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS 4 CO.. Auctionsera

WEEKS CO.. AuctonserA
LAf SSs4 s3ofK q + es 49,
HokEH v sast 1sD kaETHs g. i5S
MSass oaoc ss
80 boxes Laundry Soap.
10 bars Bio Coffee.
10 bbis Molasses.
Is boxes starcn.
6. 600 Domestic css:s.
Is bbls. Flour
,ssr e 6ss e. 81 and
ter. =. sa sMEntk sDs sssss and Weights
Horse. Wagon and Harness.
sac gearsmpsory' Terms cssh. wprxs s.,..,
EoLEY. Auctioneer.
q, LAST MS,b PAY OF Tue AUCTION SALE 414s
at 9os 7th street northwest as follows:
100 Comtorss quilted with white cotton; ,,
vsas s ks1s
Black and colored Silks from best Lyons m.nuf.o-
Hashmeres of best qualities Sc. %. and 4e inches
Fashionable Plaid Dress Goods. Towels aud Table
six Brocatellc Linen sheetns. Hosiery and Cnder-
toned Be posvy .os
All goods sold are guaranteed in every respect
sepl9-4t n. FOLEY. Aucuoueer.
az THIS SALE IS PosTPoNED UNTIL MON.
DAY, OC IOBER FIRST, TEN-1HiRTY A. n, in
consequence Of the rain. It will positively take place
at that line. rain or shine. sep25.ot
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auc.ionsers.
win ssll: within our salesroom; on THURSDAY,
LLEVEN VCLt OK A. NJ, Fifteen Brussels Carpets.
sizes; Best Felt DrugEets. Mats and Rugs.
The assortment includes styles aud varieties
purchase from. and to be sold without limit
sei25-at WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
Il Real Estate Auctoueer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING
HIGH SHEETS. GEORGETOWN, D. G.
at I'VE O'CLOCK P. NJ. shall offer for sale in front
Ct the premises Let 6 in beck no Terms day Of sale
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
3AWNBEoKER's SALE or GOLD AND SILVER
CLOTHING. NC.
On SATURDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS, SEP
TIMER TWENTY-NISTH and OC ODER FIRST.
ccm,L enclng each evening at SEVEN O'CLOCK. will
sell at the Auction Rooms of Duncanson Bros,
of 9t1 and d streets northwest quantity Of Unre-
liH9s, and Jeweiry. Diamonds, Plated Ware, Guns
Terms cash q. A. SMITH. Broker.
sep25-6t 314 9th street northwest
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MAR RlED.
ID ED.

PEAK-HUNTER. On September sd 1892. by tn
Rev Father Ryan. JAMES A. PEAK and NJ BEL N.
HUNTER. both Of Washington. ID. @. No cardA
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RANCE OF raR THBRMonRrER-The follovtnp
were the readings at the once Of the chief sa0nv
oncer to-day: am. $50; II a. M. Ga; o. m.
706 Maximum. TAO: minimum. 60a
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RY ITS E1CELLEET AND ECONOMICAL MAN
~ asement the wisdom Of fts system, whereby in
s the asSas safety insured M members BY TIE
tts non ella sifcation system the MUTUAL RESERVE
FuNO LIFE ASSOCIATION hasin the short two and q
tanned greater prominence among the insurng public
tna1 eve: before reached by any other company.
AUS ~ KNIGHT, MANAGER,
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B B e A x p A 8 +.
GRATEFUL-coMFoRTrNG

'sBy thorough knowledge of the natural laws WHOA
severn the oersions q dieeton and nutrition. and By
lected Cocoa Mr.. Epps has PROVIDED breakfaa b.
bles With delic~tely favored bessrsee. which may
heavy doctos bills Its ~ ts judtcdo11
NE Of such articles Of diet that constitution may Be
gradually built until strong enough 20 reast every
0osting around rsady 70 ataok whcgeyer tbcre 10
weak point. We fatal shaft By k0oD.
ing ourselves veil fortt6ed with blood and prop
erly n0ur1shed frame "-Csvit Seyvtes GasoftA
Made s,mply With boiling vaAsr o. min.
Sow IN tina tonly lib. md n b. 0roesua labo,ea.
JAMES EPPs 4 co..
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rUS NEW CRK STOCK MARKET
following are tie opening ana closa nr mr., -ss
tiihe New York stock Market to-day as reoortsf
tyspecal wire 10 IL IL Dodge, $50 i5th street
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~ tne msssee q IAomAs q ENTWIsLE and GEORGE o.
firm name OF ENrwIsLR BARRON. No. S4I
Upon confederation Of the report Of James q. Ed
Barrons and OF the firm Of Entwisle Barron. bank
snR nea herein on the 18th day OF September 1889
Thomas = Ent.isle and Mary NJ. bis wife. to COM
the SUIT prorght ageinst them BY said assignee
N TINS Court being Equity Cause No. g. 49, the
terms II said report It 3 this 18th day Of
fss ths ssa s ORDERED sduSsed and dscsesd
fhe terms stated IN said report 18th day Of Oco
before that date: Provided copy Of order be pub
nsned once week for three successive weeks In the
the Wa, I'M Law Reporter printed and pub
nsnsd IA tne CITY o. WashinRton, in the District afore
by the Court. D.. X. CARTTER. Chief Justice.
n rae &c copy. Test; =; J. MEIdS. Clerk.
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GRlAAuLr & Co.'S

~ tIfo CAPSULES
Are warranted 10 effect rapid in the p,ost
,. =, lrisaee dnes-t- They do not fatigue the
&bd VII e found a safe AID effective remedy.
!az2-tuS-ly SOLD b ALI. pRUGGISrS
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town drove yards, on the Metropolitan Branch b
O. Il. r.. three miles nom the city-Lewis D.
Means proPrietor-yesterday rs head OF cattle
were all sold TO butchers at 4a5&c. pef H.: bo3
sheep and lambs were sold az follows: Sheep,
Sake. per Id; lambs, 8Ka6kc; II cows and
calves brought eS5aeoQ The STATE or the mafket
was brisk for cattle and dull for sheen
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A Curious Electrical Phen0menou
TO the Editor Of Tn EVENING STAR,

Saturday morning, about 10 O'Clock, while 70
pairing the wires OF the American District Tele.
graph company at the corner OF 80 and G streets
1 was suddenly startled by discharge OF cleo.
tricty from near one OF the insuat DIS of the CITY
nre alarm wires The spark appeared as large as
an apple and as intense as q globe OF lightning
Now, taking into consideration the fact that no
battery in use by our local telegraph companies Is
powerful enough to create, and no wires In use
CNo ~ capable OF conducting such an intense
current without injury to the wire, and the fact
that the atmosphere at the time being was appar.
emily tree from any electrical disturban aIn at
q loss to account for such q freak, and think It
would be OF interest to lnemen Qn view of the fact
that lately several men while repairing wires re.
ceved severe shockS II some OF our prominent
scientific men would try and explain the probable
cause Of such discharges j. EMNHER Jr
Electr1cian A. ID. T.. Co. 10th ana r.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIO.
Il OF Columbian BANKRUPTCY.


NOTE-Ih1e lot 10 required for the construction Of
the valve chamber. an2S. ana
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MISS HILLS CLAIM ON EX-SENATOR SHARos-A
San Francisco dispatch says: 1T is stated on good
authority that MIR. Nelson, acting as attorney for
MISS Hill In her suit against ex-senator Sh ron
the authenticity OF the marriage contract recent ly
puDllshed. Miss Hill claims under the contract TO
De the legitimate wife OF the Senator and as such
preferred against him the charge or adultery"
HE MURDER OF ROSE AMBLER-At the hearing
IN the Rose Clark Amber case yesterday afternoon
Mrs T. Osborn testified that Lewis had told her he
was up all day and part OF the night on the day
mat the murder was committed Lewis had pre-.
vlousy testified that he retired at his usual hour
that night
LOST Hrs LIFE TO SAVE OTHERs-John Bull, the
engineer or the "1 hunderboL" passenger train on
the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad.
died yesterday 1t Akron, Ohio, from injuries re.
celved oy the collision with freight train Satur-
DAY night He could have saved himself by Jump
ing, but he stopped 10 reverse his engine and set
the air-brakes- He then put on full steam and
cars and the passengers were unhurL He was the
Oldest engineer on the road.
ONE DocroR SHOOTS ANoTHgR-Dr A. B. Nc
Kune. prominent physician and druggisl of
council BUNS, Iowa, was shot and killed by DR..
K ID. Cross, last evening. DIR. Cross gave himself
up He claims he did the shooting In self-defense.
There was an hostile feelings between the men on
account OF Cross being the principal witness In an
alleged abortion case against McKune.
A DRUoGIsr's FATAL MIsrAKE-The family OF
stewart Beacham, consisting OF seven persons re-
House, Nd, was poisoned by taking doses or NOR
phia by mistake Tor quinine on Saturday last The
morph1a was bought In q drug store In Norfolk
where IL was sold to Beacham ia mistake for Out.
nine, which he ordered for chllia one child died
and the rest are very low.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TI'HUMAS DC " LINC, AucuOneer.
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On W ST 1DE OF Ninth >.TBEEr NORTH
WEST, SOUTH OF o STREET. NEAR COR
NfR.
Under decree OF the Supreme Court of the Dis or
trlct OF Columbia, Passed on the 9Th day Of March, Nv
A. ID 1885 Iii Equity Cause No. 8, 81, arslall-A-
W. Marshall Il Il. We viii sci on WEDNESDAY. the
INENI1-SIXIH DAY I'll SEP EMBE., A. D.
1883. at HALF PA II FOUR O'CIO OK p W., III front
o; tie premises Lot numbered fifty-two (52 in suaro
numbered three hundred and sixty-seyen (367) in the
City Of Washington. District OF Columbia.
Terms: third Cash. and the balance In two equal
payments at six anu tw eve months
day OF sal at six per cent per annu, all cas if de-
sired deposit of S1UO required, and all coIyeyan.
cling at purchasers cost
JAMES Fl. SMITH, trustee
SD 9th street northwest.
JOB NpRD, Trustee,
sepl4-d&ds 4l2 5th street northwest,
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TOMORROW.
V'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE At AUCTION
OF GENUINE IMPORTED
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS.
Comprising Rare and r. Oh selections Of
PERSIAN. AFGHANIsTAN. DAaHIsTAN
OUCHAK. GORDIES. ClRCAsSIAN. ARME-
MAN. KHORASSAN, AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS;
with many other specimens entirely new to this
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JEDAZIENE, KELIM, AND BAGDAD
PORTIERES,
Forming Of the handsorlest collection of Textiles
III design an quality ever ofe red by To take place
az my asrt Guns. southwest corner ennsylvania ave-
hue and Ilt.i street.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. AND FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER TWENTY SIXTH, TwENTY-SEy
ENTH and TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1888, at
ELEVEN and THREE O'clock
On Exhibition September 24tl, and 25th.
THOMAS DOWNING.
sepi9-h Auctioneer