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The r. e. Convention.
CONTINUED PROM THE FIRST EDITION

CONTINUED PROM THE FIRST EDITION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. b.-The second triennial re-
port OF the board OF managers to the board or mis-.
,ty was presented by Rev. Joshua Kimber. II
stated that the total income was 65S, being
an increase Of $500, 731. The suggestions In the
report were made the order Of the day for Mon
day at p. m.
On motion OF Rev. DR.. n. H. Schenck, Of Long
Island, committee, consisting OF five bishops
I'VE Presbyters and five laymen, was appointed
to consider and report names for election as men,
OerS OF the board OF managers.
TEE EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN NEBRASKA
The RI Rev. Bishop ClarkSOn, OF Nebraska, adj
dressed the board relative to his work in that do
cese. He was happy to be able to report that his
diocese was able TO support its own bishop. Ne
DraSka, he Said has thirty-siX clergy, thirty-fl1a
churches, twenty-five hundred communicates, the
cnqrch institution, cathedral, hospital. a
bishops residence and moderate episcopal en-
for Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho, Arizona and even
Alaska.
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Mrs. HELEN A. McCRARY. WIFE OF Tue Ey-
SECRETARY OF WAR,

KEoKUK. Iowa: May Goth 1888
IT is with genuine gratitude bear testimony TO the
efficacy of Cooks Balm of Life" Besides being a
great sufferer with DYSPEPSIA in its many forms
nad frequent attacks OF FLUCTUATIONS OF GAS from
and Were followed by Very distressing and alarming
SlNhlNG SPELLS. and for which could find no rem,
edy until called upon DIR. Dexter, Of Washington ID C.
Who told Inc that the best medicine he knew of for
tleIlts was Cooks Balm Of Lite" Immediately pro-
cured bottle and after taking three doses my stomach
was relieved. and before had used half the con
tents OF the bottle that particular condition my
ach was overcome and after five years having
nad 10 recurrence of the trouble, feel safe saying
that the BALM CURED MI for il is the first and ony
thing that gave relief have by it's learned it,
value in other directions also and consider it ONE OF
The VERY BEST FAMILY MEDICINES IN THE
WORLD and think myself unfortunate when L am
without it Hoping that others may be 9 much bene-
-. HELEN A. McCRARY.
PS.IPlease send me by express one dozen bottles,
marked COD. and much oblige. etc.
Mandatory Long Branch NJ
Sold in Washington, DC, by STOTT. CROMWELL
Co, $50 Pennsy yania ave. and all drup1sts sen5Ime
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MAR R led.

AT1EF-KLoCK. On October 4th 1ss3 at the resi-
dence of the brides parents Forrestve Prince
Sreoige's county, NIL 10y the Rev VIM Brayslaw Holm
noRhE ATl,EE TO A. JENNETTE kLOCk, daughter II
BkoWN-BUTIERHOF. On Thursday October 4tl,
IsS at ST Jostph's church. by Rev Father Sligit,r
j. BROWN TO MARY NJ. BCTLEEHoF, both Of this
city. No cards.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Thursday. October
4th lss at the Church OF the Epiphany, by the Rev
rather MatuT1n, DIR. y H. GRIFFITH. L. 4 Navy 10
EiAAEN CONE, daughter of James III. Wstmough en.
payInaster general, u. s. Navy. .
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THANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
y IzAN ,I11 II TbE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
ING SiATY-FlEE ACRLS, MORE OR Less
AND IMPROVED By A COMFORTABLE FRAME

CItN rI,, u TIE II; r.. COUNTY OF WAsHINGTON
AND IMPROVED 81 A CosIFoRIABLE FRAME
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
District OF Columbia. passed i'll equity cause No "a
9NSr q g s fs eTS aHFe g al as d T. No
passed IN sad the 21h day q July l8ss the
tom p a on Ti SF t fHe SIC s aG
ocI2Hlt lt',i az fHitE 0CLo CK N. the following
desi1st al estate, viii the aforesaid iInrros t11cnts
70 wit That piece tract real estate strate aud
Colnlnbs known AL e1sa az II part ae Of RsI Sl
by u of the estate of the late Edward swarm de-
Bnning for the same at stone az the corner Of s.
t t0 a Ia So o., The S2Gi side Of the county road,
f t east I'M tttG recs y de l! pe;ehes with
lard thu GLOWING courses and distances to wit North
eillty five degrees east. forty-fye pcrches IN S.
east thirty-w perces tS & deg, T. 81 , %s.,:
hnnre pcrches a. 46 des E. 6ses perches to
Sorl;r Of Anerson's land and Thence with his lines
west. ninety percfes s. s. des W 80 perche): north
IF sonnsnan a "a thence
T Sr nus s s9s I desea ~, Mef
road thence south twenty and fourth degrees east
so sss tn d aelnsl Of E.es S ssa
T"n5s S,5fsene as f six pschGs Is q dess
east tusnty,si. pfches On s. des E. IS perches5 to
Said pronerts viii Be- sold either In whole or in two
pa par 81 % rsPesyey 80 acres and p peches
Terms OF sale, prescribed by the decree third
OF the purchase money in cash, and the residue in two
equal staments, able respectively i'll and two
years from the day of sale with interest the
SIX per cent per annun the deferred payments to he
at The s Ii the r ss
to resell the said property should the purchaser tail
comply with the terms within five days from date of
sale depcsi. OF SO will be required at the Of
SAFE ''1S5isLisI EEIsSGeil
4Sb19 Louisiana avenue; ,,,,,,.,..
GEO E. HAMILTON, AT"seoo.
1866 street northwest
THOS. j. FISHER s CO.. Aucts. seI22-t-otoct2d&ds
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(NaNCEisY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- Et-AL EsTAIE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING
Ton: AT THE IN!ERSLC TON or THE
CONTAINING, AI!DITriI NJNI-TLi-N .rp *

HtSh f a. All Ill. n itL EstNii OF WASHiS9
}5}SS 81 f HSsE
D1 By st IF 3 asee r a IT, t 4 S GSu; Of
br is j., Unity ea No o DOCKET pe d viii
Four Jtt5cR Il Ills sFTfR : ss Al tl, az
nTto "a Irist culia beins part q tracts
81 55hn f ec l af and at II. c a Of tts
Char and BIZ nwood roads tbs said land being more
fch2 % one from Collins to NcGleiland retortisd
Il @ Sosb q r5s folio Ii i lna 9 e NJ fin In
R tS LIS es f & Fse4r TIE se Of the :;
land being seyeTy described eren follows First All
for % the end Of the second Inc e't Of tract Of
Ind lid .!,rany and running thence with the third
O. est tprty nine (iaI perches 70 tl. middle Of the
SUI with said road thence north seventy and one half
dteIeS COG cast eleven percnes Oh still with said
Hill and running said tract south tS,ysix 90
cast Inc Of ced.E Hill thence south q and ID o ee
I % zys Tes weTt ts . t peEehsS more or
place OF teenring containing thirteen (l3 acrs more
or less Also all that certain piece Parcel OF Land sit
lot lot n ~ 1s 81 i9 tbs Of
.ai; tour and ona-third acre Of land more psiticn
larly ri. alj in deed from Bed ct al to and
sGribd as follows Bsinns for the same at stone
S n 90 phes fr fro. the e nofsest corner Of lot
and running thence south q degrees west eight ~
EPs h ssfn north los s dse es x' 9 s
and seventeenth 5I-lo) perches thence north 2lH
Place Of BEGINNING; containing one % acre
three CD roCts and seventeen III perchcs: the
whole tract, the foregoing parts all adoini contain,
ing nineteen acres. more OF less and iI1rruved by
laTE-e house.
The terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: Cne third
cash, OF which deposit of $50 paid to the Trrs-
tie at the time of the sale the balance one and two
years with interest from the day OF sale for which the
notes OF the JIrClase- shall be given secured by first
Of
ptTSaSer faillIre to comply with the terms Of sale
wbn ten days after sale the Trustee IL advertise and
resell - the risk and cost OF the dfauting purchaser
COnyeyancing II the cost Of purchaser
". PIERCE BELL Trustee. 223 Az street
WI F. YOUNG, Real Estate AuctiOneer.
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An Army Lieutenant's Offen~e.
SENTENCED TO BE DISMISSED FOR MARRYING mn
MISTRESS

The case OF First Lieutenant James r. simpson.
80 cavalry, who was tried by court-martial on
charges OF conduct unbecoming an oficer ana
gentleman I'm having married a woman who h.d
been his mistreSss before the Secretary OF War
TOT TRANSMISSION 10 the President for finSl on
The court found Lieut. Simpson guilty, and :. n.
fenced him 10 dismissal IL is understood that
Judge Advocate General Swain, in his review a
the case, takes exception TO the action OF the
COURT and recommends that the sentence be set
aside. - 49,
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L. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON SOUTH
SIDE OF + STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH NORTHWEST
Under decree of the Supreme Court Of the District IA
OF Columbia, passed in equity cause No S4lO E|
smith Burch ct al viii sell al a,,ctiol, on aaa
WEDNESDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1899
AT HALFPAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. M in front of the
PREMISES the east 20 feet front of numbered Ia in
Terms: One-third cash. and the residue in equal
amounts, at and two years from of sale with
interest at six per per alnu or ali cash at fhe
option Of purchaser deposit of &lOO required and ali
cOnyeyancing to be at purchasers cost ~
JOB BARNARD, Trustee
SeP28f,n ,w&dS Alp 5th street northwest
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The Jerome Park Races.

JEROME PARK, n Y, Oct 5.-There IS a very
small attendance at the races to-day and specula-
ton IS not lively The track is in good condition,
and the weather much more agreeable
than yesterday. First race, free handicap
sweepstakes, 1-18 miles, five starters. Jack OF
badly when entering tae home-stretch, where
Rica moved up and won easily by length; Helen
Wallace second, a length before Jack OF Hearts,
third, the latter beating Brunswick only by q
head; All Hands Around last. Time, IS. Betting
3 TO against the winner.
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

+ 0'7''' nut '10''eer
l will sell MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER
EIGHTH. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. the
entire stock of store 81 It'll street. between and
northwest, consisting Of 10 Fine Walnut Marble-top
Chaml2r Suits. 10 Imitation Chamber Suits Book
and Other fay Parler suits LOUNGES of all colors in
Bodseads Bureaus Marble-top Tables Extension
Tables, Cradles and Cribs. Mattresses Feather Pillows
large stock of other goods too numerous menton
such you will find in a first-class furniture store
Persons i'll want of the above named goods would do
Weii by attending this sale. The goods must be sold
without reserve. One Grand Piano FOLEY,
O5-2t AuCtiOueer 8Il 7th street northwest
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

will SELL at public auction the stock of Notions and
Dry Goods contained in Davis Il Dckinsons store. No.
9rC Mn sf Ttt, I n2rhWest comme1cing FkIDAY
continue from day to day until the stock is disposed Of
consisting Of Silks yelvets CashIneres Linens Cloths
ana housekeeping Goods generally, Fine Laces, En-
broideries Underwear in Merino and Cotton Ladies'
Umbrellas. Gossamers Fringes Spool Silks Spool Cot
ton Fine Scissors and Pertuery also line of Vau-
able Goods for Christmas Presents and many other
arcI too numerous to mention This stock is choice
anG ladies ere invited to attend this sale the goods
CASES &c. viii be sold next MONDAY, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK (o3-2w1 FOLEY Auctioneer
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

FINE TRENCH PLATE MANTEI. MIRROR. EXTRA
NJ; T. sLDEBoAR HANDsOME v ALNUT PiI.-
L . 4, s sI ESpID, ARM CHAIRS WALNUT
MMASIEL j I,AAMBRE9UINS; MS, FINE Eu LACE CUR
rEkxRT TkIM q ), 81, TURKISH l., TABLE
LOB SUITE 6yELVET TUt,rED WALNUT PAR
A,TETE AZ, ARM CHAIRS. ROSEWOOD MIRROR
CARPETS (THROUGEOTT THE HOUSED, Wal
Nut LIBRARY TABLE, WALNUT BOOK CASE
LOUNGE, Am CHAIRs AND ROCKER. CON-.
GtRE -, GILT 1T, PIER MIRRoRs, WALNUT PIER
MT III i e GHA MEIER SETS ,,,, WALNUT
BBb 6hFt SrN MAAsHST g, N MAHOGANY SIDE
shass n ANP },r PfATE = r., WARE, PLAINTIFFS
TTKhIE IRE Is, WIRE, VIE MATTRESsEs MATING,
CONTENTS OF HOUSE No 826 FOURTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER EIGHTH COM
menclng at TEN O'CLOCK will sell at the above
named premises the entire contents contained sixteen
rooms To which especially invite the attention of
buyers as the articles nearly and very hand
some; DUNCANSON BROS
oi-5t AuctioneorS.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-R. G. Dun & CO. report that
the week just closing has been one or Quietude in
volume OF business, which is to be expected as the
season advances. No special feature has beep pre-
sented In the markets. The money market con-
tinueS easy. The business failures for the week.
throughout the United States and Canada, num-
Der 1873, as against $50 last week. In New York
city the failures are insignificant in number and
an
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--latest qGlGgrans to The Star.
Gov. Cleveland Entertained.

HOWL AMONG ''THE COMMON PEOPLE" AND THE
RESCLT.
WATERFOWL. n. Y, Oct. 5-Gov Cleveland ar
rived here at noon from Oydensburg, and is being
entertained at the residence Of Mr. John Lansing.
1t was given out by leading democrats that no
one would be allowed at the house except those
holding invitations. This fact being published In
the local paper, there was howl among the COM
mon people. On a bulletin board to-day every
body Is invited.
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1856 street northwest
THOS- j. FISHER s CO.. Aucts. seIrs2-eotoct2d&
| THos j. f1SHER Co., p.., rs+.,. .n..,on.o,~

VTHHoS. j. FISHER CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
k kNp N,,, AS Nc 1885 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
By virtue of deed of trust dated May 9TH AID
seq of the land records of the District Of ColuI,ba A
and at the redussDf the party secured will sell on
I'D lsS, at HAi-f-P FOUR O'CLOCK in front of
the premises sub Lot nine co. III square ninety nine
19sl Washington, De- improved by small two-story
Terms Amount of debt and expense of sale ftoetber
about Oo) in cash balance yesr vita Interest at
SIX 20 per cent secured iy deed of trust property sold
or al cash. at option Of purchaser. deposit OF 500
er's cost EDWARD J. STELLWAGES.i ri rn"'-
o2-d&ds FREDERICK b. MCGUIRE, trustees
u p. LITTLE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE THlg-
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST BETWEEN q
AND STREETS. IMPROVED By TWO
STORY FRAME house
BY virtue of decd of trust. dated September ID
of the land records of the District of Columbia and ~
AZ the Ie'luest Of the iarty thereby secured will sell
ta'4e aqctl3n N trent q the premises on MON
OCISth r NJ original Lot thirty (30. in square
nuneer1d ten hundred and twenty tl02) subdivied
Terms Of sale one-t,ird OF the purchase n,onev il,
csii ana the residue IN two equal istsmeuts ut six
ana twelve months from day OF sale with nterss. six
cr cent deferred payments b. secured by deed Of
as,s o, va. pfiss above described all cash. the
with within Sven days from sale or 10 I've r-so nj cost
OF oeanititg purchaser deposit If $50 reuir when
the the sold AL conveyanc aud recording at
ELMQN A ADAMS. ~
ppYrrryp JOHN II. PEAKE. : trustees
r. Z. LaiILEs Aucnoneer sep2l-l5t
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A Stage RObber Killed.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. "a dispatch from Tucson, Arl-
iona, says: Jacob Elmer and Chas. Hinsley, two
stage robbers belonging to the gang that killed
Messenger Collins on August 10th, wore overtaken
Son. on WednesdaW EImer was sn kilIed and HIM.
ley wounded. The latter escaped into the noun
tains. but was pursued, and yesterday was found
and killed.
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fINRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
Il On NORTH SIDE OF NJ STREET, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH

the Dsriet Of TGolnnbs IL EQUITY No
the premises: Gun MONDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, A; D. 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK r III. lot
numbered two %. according to the Subdivision Of
square numbered -four hundred and forty eight ss "a
rsored IL the office of the Surveyor of said District in
INCHES l on street north with depth Of LAB feet
and the balance III equal instalets at one as ai, two
2 Years from day of sale tie purchaser to give his
lntEf ct the rate OF six cent anum until paid
payable quarterly, and serIre& b. deed Of trust upon
down when property is sold ~eS
DUNCANSoN BROS. AuctA os.dXSs
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A Complicated Railroad Accident.

COLUMBUS. OHIO, Oct. 5.-A section of n freight
train ran into the cabOoSe OF another freight train
on the Newark division OF the Pan Handle road.
this morning, killing Thomas Cranshaw, q brake
man, and in1urlng another man. A Scioto Valley
passenger train which was going out ran into one
OF the box cars. The engine was damaged but
the crew Jumped of and saved their lives.
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Vedition Exponas, issued ont
OF ttie CLERKS Office of the Supreme Court of tie District
OF Columbia. and to directed will sell at public
SALE ic eish at the Court House door Of said District
on MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER
1888. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, al the right title claim
and interest OF tie defendant in and to the following de-
scrlbe6 property. 70 wit One note dated WASHINGTON
DC Dct1ier llth 1sS2 for fourteen hundred dollars
signed by James Waugh payable two years after date
to the order OF Henry Wise Garnet Trustee bearing in
tt at six er cent until paid to satisfy yenitosi
pollas No. % 03 * law of VIM Moses ct al
against Henry " Howgate. defendant
- CLAYTON MCA1ICHAEI, L. S. Marshal
THOS. DOWNING. AuctoI,ear odd
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctione

cHAhS S6ERH SAFE nbdr OF 1MrRoyER AND UNIV
OF THE f., SEVENTH ,ES,I H., Strict TIJRNPIKE
TWEEN y, TRUMBULL STREET AND HOWARD
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the -,
District OF Columbia. passed the 9th day of Jan III
lar 1884, III equity cause Nc. 6,34 wherein Oliver ~
Mat'T7lder is complainant and John W. Beall ct al
defedants the UNDERSIGNED Trustee will sell at FIVE
OClOCk p NJ. on MONDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY
OF OCTUBER 1888, the following described property
III parcels according to plat filed in the cause viz: All
that part OF tract of land i'll Washington county, the
District OF Columbia, known Mount Pleasant, and
beng part OF Lot No three a. in the division of said
tract which was allotted to David Peter said part or
parcel of land fronting the eastern boundary of the
Seventh street turnpike leading Rockville and con-
tanning one square acre Of land bounded the north
by w ID. BealPs purchase and the south by that
tract sold to Aaron NJ Gattrel t1ucr with all the i'm
IToysncnts &c: SAID property sulvidetl into lots
OF 81 TO - feet front, with depth of 28 feet One of
sad lots Improved by large threestory brick dwell
ing and clubhouse.
Terms Of sale: third Of the purchase money cash
IN hald and the remainder III three equal Instruments
payable ut six. twelve ana eighteen months from the
day OF sale the said deferred payments bearing interest
ar the rate OF SIX cent per annum from date Of sale
AL coiiyI yancins at cost If purchaser Taxes bed
~ the Trustee out OF the Focteds OF sale deposit of
so on each lot required of sale. Ii the of
sate not complied with DAYS tie Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
oA-dSftS HARVEY 7, PAGE Trustaa
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District Government Affairs.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

MlsCELLANEOUS MATTERS
MT. M. A Tappan again petitions the Commits
sioners for improvement of W street, between 14t
and 18th streets The engineer department REPLIES
tnat there are no appropriations applicable to this
work except the appropriation for purchase of ma
ter1aS for permit work condition that the prop
erty owners pay for the labor
Mr.. j. O. Verm1llion, in a note to the Commits
S1OnerS, requests the removal OF the side track
switch, running down 18th street from Maryland
avenue southwest The Commissioners reply
the matter and as a temporary measure only, but
that the circumstances have In no way Changed
since the permit was issued
Mr.. j. n. Dixon, sanitary inspector for the 9TH
sanitary district, writes to Health Officer Towns
bend that the filthy condition OF street gutter
between 9th and 9TH streets southwest is believed
to affect the water in the public pump In that To-
calty. The health Of1cer has referred the matter
to the District Commissioners, and recommends
that the water be analysed.
MI. W. c. Avery, proprietor Of Lakewood dairy.
IN note 70 the Commissioners, asks that the
street lamps may be left burning until daylight
COL rockwell, In note to Ne Commissioners,
nOtlnes them OF the caving in OF pavement in
if0nI OF mouse s2l vermont avenue.
Inc merchants doing business on Water street,
between 9TH and 18th streets southwest, have pc
titi0ned the District Commissioners to have Water
street. between the points named, properly light
ed and state that 1t is absolutely necessary the
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph company re-
quests permission to erect telegraph pole in
alley rear of National theater.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwsle: James I Thomas
FoWble, erect two story dwelling on old Daniels
road; $500 G. w. King, erect three cwt,storv
dwellings on Massachusetts, avenue, between 9Th
and 9TH streets northeast: 1850 Mary Moten.
erect evening on h, between Sd and AZ streets
yHpRnvrurNr m scunor xov,vv rrox,X,,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ARIES u. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

(iHARLES ". HANDY, Real Estate Agent.
AUCTION SALE OF A THREE-sToBy AND B,sE-
MIL BRICK HOUSE, NEAR GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE
viii II at public auction in front of the premi- ~,
IS -. on friday, OCTOBER FIFTH 1s33 at FIVE II:
0tLOth- r. NJ, House No. 80 street northeast --A
House contain IL and all not improvements
LOT j. II front by depth OF so feet This sale offers
v3St opportunity TO those looking for good invest
inent.
Terms viii ~ made known day of sale.
CHARLES ". HANDY, Agent for Owner
J. I. GOODWILL. Auctionesr o2-i&ls
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Irish Affairs.

A MEETING OF NATIONALIsTS PROHIBITED - THH
PARNELL FUND.-
DUBLIN, Oct. "a meeting of nationalist, which
was announced to be held at Ennis next Sunday
and at which Mr.. Kenny. NJ P. for Ennis, William
O'Bren, NJ. P. for MallOw and editor of the United
speak, has been prohibited by the authorities.
The Par ell fund committee has received draft
for el,6 82 from Mr. Dennis O'Connor, OF Chicago
The fund will close at the end OF December and
1t is expected that, with the donations from Aus
tralia, It will reach total OF E4OOOQ