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The Detective Cases.
THE TRIAL OF Ex-DETECTIvE COoMEs.

CONTINUED from First Edition.1
Auditor T1chenor, OF the District, and Property
Clerk Sylvester were called to testify respectively to
Coomes' name being on the payroll, and to the
authenticity Of the police manual, both OF which
facts were admitted.
drop the indictment for receiving stolen goods "If
| the government has no other proof than what they
claim on THIS charge OF receiving stolen goods the
is preposterous. Here we have man
who loses ssa bis property and goes to de-
How can that be receiving stolen goods Knowing
them to be stolen"
Mr.. Wells arose and said that the government
dd not expect to argue the question at this stage
81 want to strip the case right down." said the
G0are III wont strengthen your case straw,
Mr.: Wells having risen to argue the case the
court said that the proof only showed that the de-
goods and not Of the thieves e Needn't re e
me any books" said the court, as one of the gov
q know what the law is and what the books S saw
II you show that the defendant was acting as agent
for the thieves or in collusen with Them then you
can go on and prove 1t, otherwise it is useless to
take up the time OF the COURT
Mr.. B. German, detailed as clerk at headquarters.
the recoVey Of the KEYS from Thomas W s OF
Detective Coomes and delivered to Charles Ritter-
h0fer
Richard Sylvester, property clerk, was recalled.
and testified that there was no record OF any ne.
ward being paid In this case.
The defense admitted that it was not turned In.
John Massey testified to having been employed
Dy George McCauley to haul o heavy basket from
l4th street and Pennsylvania avenue to AZ street
and Maryland avenue where he left the basket.
George McCauley was called, and as the oath was
about being administered Mr.. Jackson objected,
saying the profered witness had served many terms
In jails and penitentiaries.
Mr.. Taggart claimed that having served his terms
under the act OF 1873, he was competent, as wit
ness
The court said the closing section OF the act limits
the provision to 1803 and Congress when it adopted
the law, adopted the limitation.
THH CIVIL RIGHTS MEETING TO-NIGHT.-The pub
lie meeting to be held at Lincoln hall tonight to
discuss the recent decision Of the Supreme Court
declaring the civil rights law unconstitutional,
promises to be very largely attended. member OF
the committee In charge said to-day that many OF
the distinguished speakers invited, Including COlR
g. IngerSOll, had stated that they would attend
without fail Application was made to-day and
granted for seats on the platform for fifteen young
coOred ladies, teachers In the public schools and
others, who are much interested In the question.
81 wish you would say In TIE STAR" said com
mtteeman, that this meeting b tree % every one
without regard to sex, race c0oG a. previous con-
dttOn Of sefvitude Soma people STe circulating No
ports that an admission Zee WIN be- Charged ana
that tickets are bang sol6s s
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V,Hos J. FlsHER'& CO., Real Estate Auctioueers

TRUSTEES, SAFE OF HANDSOME STONE FRONT
Hk Si,I E III ID KNOWN AS NUMBER l41l
AND CARRIAGE HOUSE ON REAR OF LOT.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated 9th May A. D.
1871 and recorded in Iber No. 1855 folio u.s. Of the
land RECORDS OF the District OF Columbia and at the
The PREMISES, Oh MkDNESDAY. oGToBEh 1EENTY.
numbered Z 90. 9 Kidwell's sub division Of square
nnmosrsd t Two hundred and seyenteen OLD re-
lumbia in Book W.. No page lis nd lot frontins
feet on north street, with depth Of 1876 feet to
vide public alley. and being the same conveyed BY
James g Nayles and wife TO esyles Bowen by deed
81 doe az q the land records for the District q
known q residence No. i4l1 street northwest and
brick stable aud carriage house on rear Of lot
IN ono % and two CD years, with interest and secured
sssnuay dsposR q VII be required e ms Il
ale. Conyeyancjng at purchases cost e terms 81
sale the Trustees reserve the right to reu IS rsk and
cost ofdefaulting purchase: -
oeAAdA CaAA u 6AILEY.} ASss9As
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Charlie Ross Again
A bloody and Fatal ARRAY.

AUGUSTA GA, Oct. GA bloody and fatal light
occurred yesterday near Mclean church, In Burke
Guilty between two young men named Syms and
rogers at the base ball grouds, when Syms cut
rogers In the hand. After church yes
II: SymS and his sons Frank and
IhOmas, were shot by T. B., j. M. and Warren
Thomas B. Syms was shot five times and instantly
Killed. Frank and Thomas Syms were mortally
wounded and John Rogers was shot in the face by
one OF MS friends The Syms family, it is reported
were unarmed. All the parties are respectfully
connected and Well-tO-do farmers
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7 Il. COLDwELI, Real Estate Auctioneer.
rRISTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL TWO-STOH
GOTHIC BRICK DWELLING, WITH MANSAR
hOCf AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,

n
GOTHIC BRICK DWELLING, WITH MANSARn
kOOF AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS No
500 MAPLE AVENUE, LIE DROIT PARK
BY virtue of deed of trust dated November LIST
lsIo duly recorded in Iiber No 1885, folio 443 Fs3
one OF the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured we will sell al
publle auction in front of the premises, on MONDAY
-FOUR HCiOCk r NJ. the following described real
esate situate IN the county Of Washington District OF
columbia to Wit All of lot numbered fourteen (l4) i'm
block ng NJ two t2 Of L Barber Co.'S subdi-
vision OF lie Drolt Park fronting sixty 6O feet on the
north side Of Gilman street, called Maple avenue
with depth of one hundred and forty i4 feet "a
recorded IN the office Of the surveyor of said
to2e Their with the improvements, &c.
Terms Of SALE 81 2is 6 and expense of sale in cash
and the balance at six. twelve and eighteen months fO
Which the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from
the day Of sale and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold viii be taken. deposit of 5000 will b<
required at the time of sale and all conveyancing at the
In seven days otherwise the Trustees reserve the right
TO resell the property at the risk and of the default
in2 purchaser after five days advertisement III The
Evening Star newspaper.
IVORY GSKIMBALL, J ,r
olf-eoSds ARNOLD Ii. JOHNSON.f ArusteeS
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers

q HoN>CaANoO-N OIOo. hUctlOneffS.
EAEGITORS SALE OF ANTIQUE AND OTHER
FURNITURE BEING THE PERSONAL ESTATE
OF THE LATE SAMUEL KIRBY, NO 4l3 EIGHTH
STREET. NORTHWEST, BETWEEN d AND =
SS IIK $3.50 C0NSISTINd IN PART; OF GREEN
LINEN COVERS; ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITE,
VERY HANDSOME; ASH CHAMBER SET WITH
MAHOGANY TRIMMINGS; WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITE; ROSEWOOD. ASH AND WALNUT WARD
BoBES; WALNUT CABINET; WALNUT MIR
SlDEBOARD; WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE:
WALNUT C. s. DINING CHAIRS: MAHOGANY
BOOKCASES; RED SATIN EASY CHAIRS; Tenn.
NJ T CENTER TABLES: II. G. SOFAS AND
LOUNGES: WALNUT wine STAND: WORK
S SF 5p GEDA ARC CHESTS XERl FINE; Wal
Plush GOTHIC CHAIRS; HAT RACK; Hall
TABLES; ANTIQUE CLOCK; CANDELABRAs:
OIL PAINTINGS; ROSEWOOD 3EDSTEADS;
MALNUI BIZ REAUS: WALNUT WASHSTANDS;
T rEA1 BEDS; HAIR AND OTHER MAT
TnRfIEssE SIP PILLoIs AND BOZ STERs BED
INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS; OIL CLOTHS:
RUGS; SHADES AND CORNICES; HEATING
AND OTHER STOVES; CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE: KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C. &C
CHEST TOOLS. pATfFRNs, CLAMPS. GRIND
STONE. FURNACE, &c.
By virtue of order passed by the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, holding special term as
troDate Court on the 18th day of October AID 1893 the
dnderSisned will sell at public auction at the above
named Dwelling on WEDNESDAY, TWENTY FOURTH
OCTOBER, 1888 at TEN O'CLOCK AN. the Furni-
ture, &c. contained therein, being Mr. Kirbys own
make and should attract the attention of Iersoi deir
ing frst-class Furniture.
ARTHUR B. CLAYTON,
o1o-3t Executor OF estate of Samuel Kirby, decd.
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TyNHREE STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON
Il + STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER ~.
TMENIl-FOIETH at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will III
sell IL front OF the premises the st % feet front l
OF Lot III square SAT running back width 100 feet
and improved by large Brick Dwelling with modern
coytnlenceS.
This property is situated convenient the business
center and street railroads. and is suitable for business
or dwelling purposes Now undeR rental Chance for
Investment. :.
Notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed OF trust
GeIoslt OF 800 required at sale Conyeyancng &C.,
at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with IN seven
days otherwise resale at risk and of deflltng
purchaser after five days public notice in some news
paper published in WASHINGTON, D. c.
Oc20-4t DIJNCANSON RROQ A,,ctio,aar,
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FSNHREE FINE NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
Il CORNER FIFTH AND U STREETS NORTH

On Tt ESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY THIRD atIea
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, We Will sell, in front of tieii::3
premises Lots 81. 53 and 81 subdivision of l
III square 81 Each of these lots front 20 feet and is
Improved by the most coIplete DWELLING houses in this
city, having all the modern conreniences each house
containing eleven rooms with library and bath closets
&c one OF the best Investments il city: readily
rented and pay ing good interest.
Terms One third CASH balance in one ard two years
notes II bear Interest and to be secured by deed of trust
on PREMISES all cash at option Of purchaser Con-
aiicg, &c. ct purchasers cost. deposit of 300
on each lot az time OF sale Terms to be complied with
IN five days otherwise resale at risk and of pur
chaser after five days public notice such resale I'm
some newspaper published in Washington DC
ola -d&d5 DJNCANSON DIsOS
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, DISTRICT OF Co
lUMB1A, NEAR P1NEY BRANCH BRIDGE
FOURTEENTH STREET ROAD
By virtue of deed of trust dated November 10 0aa
1874 and recorded in Lber No 768 folio 274 Of
land records Of the District of Columbia and at
undersigned will SELL at public auction to the highest
bidder and IN front Of the premises on FRIDAY THE
O'CLOCK PM. all that certain piece parcel of land
and premises situate in the county Of Washington Dis
tric of Columbia and known and distinguished as part
of Lot three t3> in the division Of William Holmead's
estate containing q. 425 square feet,
Terms of sale: One-third cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months purchaser giving In three
equal amounts bearing interest at the rate of six Der
cent per annnn and secured by decd of trust Ga rrn
egty sold # terms Of sale are not epiied with In
defautng purchaser deposit Of $50 viii be reonired
S19s At sale. ~ CHARLES I: DAVIS,l Tr,,stao.
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PROMINENT CITIZEN CHARGED WITH THE Rury
AND MURDER OF FENkIE DoaESTIC.-Zora Burns
who had been employed as domestic In me family
OF irwin A. carpenter, prominent and wealthy
resident OF Lincoln, H., was found dead near the
OUTSKIRTS or the city one week ago, her body bear
Ing all the evidence OF desperate murder Her
throat had been cut frnm ear TO ear and her skull
crushed In. and her arms bore evidence that she
nad lad a fierce struggle with her aSSailant lt
was found that she was enciente, and evidence
pointed to Carpenter as being the murderer lie
was arrested on saturday. lie has wife and two
children
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BROS, Auctioneers.

TKUSTEE,S SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICR
SEVENTH, BETWEEN N AND STREETS
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Iiber No
169 folio 49, ct of the land records the Dis
trct Of Columbia and at the request of the party s
the h prsm I'm Sn MEDNEsDAY, THE THIRTY FIRST
part of Lot g. in square AT in the city of Washington
c. beginning at point on 18th street 20 feet north Of
the southwest of said lot and running thence
north 20 feet and extending back with that width due
east 116 feet to the line Of said lot with the i'm
Terms: Onethird cash, and the balance at six and
with interest at per centm per annum from the dsy
OF sale will be taken secured BY deed of trust upon
chaser at the time of SALE ALI conveyancng at the cost
OF the purchaser All taxes and assessments to June so
Ol9-d VIM. +. MATTINGLY, Trustee
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Name.
Irving and Miss Terry.
ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH ACTOR AND HIS LEADING
LADY-HOw THEY LOOK AND TALK.

AhhIN Al UF TIE ENGLISH ACTOR AND HIS LEADING
LADY-H0w THEY LOOK AND TALK
Henry Irving, the English actor, accompanied by
his leading lady, Miss Ellen Terry, arrived In New
York yesterday. Lawrence Barrett and VIM. j.
Florence, In steam yacht loaned to them by
Samuel j. Ttlden, also Mr.. Abbey and some friends
In another vessel, went down the bay to meet the
arrivals. Irving is thus described by one OF boat
load OF reporters His general appearance re-
minds the spectator OF Oscar Wilde. His long legs
were TOO thin for fashionably- tight trowserS His
coat was an unpIetentiOus sack. 1t was his head
that was not ordinary. The top OF 1t, about six
feet above his soles had the wide projection of
sort felt hat brim, OF the Buffalo Bill fashion: but
when he took of this covering all suggestion of
tne border scout was gone: Although his hair was
long and parted In the middle there was nothing
e1eminate In the general effect. His conversation
was devoid OF affectation. He was neither lofty
nor patron1Z1ng, and his accent was so good that
he might have been taken for a welleducaxed
American. Miss Terry charmed the party. She
mad some bewitching trouble with her skirts in
Climbing to the gunwale She chung with surpass-
ing grace 70 MI. Florence, who steadied her over
the plank, and, finally, she sprang to the yachts
deck with laugh and talked vivaciouSly.
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II.
LISBON, Oct 22.-The following appointments
nave been made In the Portuguese cabinet: Senior
BarJova Freitas, minister OF the INTERIOR vice
senior Ribeiro- Fonseca; Senior Lopo vaz minister
OF justice, vice the Marquis de Villena; Senior
h1ntz Rlbelro, minister of finance, vice Senior de
minister OF marine, vice Senior de Mello Gouyea;
senior Penheiro Chagas, minister Of public works
vice Senior HintZ RibeirO
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
MALTA, Oct "a slight shock of earthouake
was felt here at two O'Clock this morning.
!RIEsT. Oct. CAN earthquake shock was felt In
this city at $40 O'Clock this morning, but was harm
less in its effects
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News Briefs.


The Valley railroad has been completed to Lex.
tngtOn, Va.
Two young men were arrested at the Park thea
Ter, Boston, Saturday night, charged with trying to
steal the play OF "YOung Mrs Winthrop" of which
they had taken nearly complete shorthand notes
They surrendered their notebooks and were dis
charged.
At Rapids. near Rochester N. Y, Saturday. John
Kelly murdered Jacob LutZ While asleep and
wounded Lutz' son. The only apparent motive
Rev. DR.. D. A. McCready, pastor of the Walton NJ.
+. church, PittSburg, Pa, dropped dead of heart
disease at his home on the south side last night
Inc Marquis OF Lansdowne, the new governor
and Is expected at Quebec tonight.
In Chicago. last night, A. j. Mason SHOT and
Killed w. II. Paddock Paddock was trying to have
an interview with his wife, MaSon'S sister, who
lived apart from her husband.
ne columbus ONO, rolling mill has been sold to
Milwaukee parties, with Gen Irwin Mcdowell at
the head OF the new concern.
An orchestral rehearsal Of the score OF Klein's
new opera "kenO" was given in Cincinnati last
week. The libretto is by Dom P1att The ope,a
is spoken OF I'm favorite terms by Cincinnati critics
AT an Irish National League meeting In London
Friday night resolution was passed expressing
surprise and pleasure at the tenor OF the speech
delivered by Lord Chief Justice COerdge at the re-
ISOLATION.
The Dublin FY,een,dns Journal demands that
the government shall prosecute the leaders of
the orange meeting held at Roslea on the 10th In
slant.
Gen. Pryor, ODonnells American counsel. in an
interview, said he was satisfied O'Donnel killed
Carey In self-defense. He said it would be proved
beyond question.
The Princess Victoria, daughter Of the Crown
Prince Frederick William, OF Germany has been
betrothed to the hereditary Prince OF Anhalt.
Snow fell Saturday night and yesterday to
depth OF from three to six inches In Minnesota.
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CO,,mterfeiters Sentenced

NEW YORK. Oct. 22JameS Clark, alias Jack Null
ney who was arrested for attempting to pass coun-
terfet quarter dollars pleaded guilty and was sent
TO the Auburn state prison for three years at hard
labor Joseph Palermo, also counterfeiter, re-
celved similar sentence. Marcus Mayer, a post
k1ngS county penitentiarY.
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The Markets.
RAT.TINyORE Oct

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22-virginia sixes past-due
coupons. 46; new ten-fortes, 80; new tIrees 5l1.:
North T Gar9liRs SIX sizes :, old los bid day
Flour quiet and steady-Howard street and western
s9p er o. 22a3 co. do extra 3!5a4 rs; do family,
do Rio brands 75ae 90; Patapsco family. $50: do
superlatiye patent TOO Wheat-southern steady and
ff na western higher southern red 05al do amber
T inter- red spot and October o4al 04 November
February, i2Taiis Corn~so Cons; tS steady and
quiet western lower and dull southern white 64a67
DO yellow. 61a62; western mixed spot. and Octo-
ber ss5a55s e. Noyembes seas7 55a56 January
SsSs western aga white Ssss MIXED s5as Penn
dull and easyprme to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land u, - oOaI6 % Provisions quiet and easy: Mess
packed 6ha7s. Baeon,shoulders, Z; clear rib sides.
~. Hams. l6a17: Iard-refned, 81. Butter firm
choice creamery 29a2s western packed lOaO Eggs
ssa Coffee dull.Rio cargoes ordinary to fair l1al2
SUGAR quiet3A soft 81 COPPER refined quiet 141sal4A
steamer cotton sd aor 20 i ssd sra ass
bushels So corn, 5000 bushels oats 5000 bushels;
rye, LOO bushels. Shipments-none. Sales-Wheat
235.OOO bushels; corn, 5000 bushels
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ENHOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN, ID. C., KNOWN AS No. 523


IN GEORGEfOWN, d. C., KNOWN AS No. 1896
WATER STREET.
stall sell at public auction in front of the premises
or TUESDAY. the TWENTY THIED DAY OF OCTO-
Blk, 1888 at -FOUR P NJ that certain piece OF ground
IL old tieoreetow distinguished part of lot 20 in
square D being the weSterDnOst of the two warehouses
conveyed III deed duly recorded among the land records
OF said District i'll 1iter W b. 101 fol. 25 seq.
Terms Onequarter cash, residue at six twelve and
eighteen months six per cent interest secured by trust
upon the property sold One hundred dollars depOsit
required at time OF sale COnveyancing at purchasers
cost Terms To be complied with in seven days or
deposit forfeited. CHAS III. CRAGIN. JR.,
32i Az street northwest.
o11-tt Attorney for owner
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ca RurprRr.
NOS. 4o3 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY chill
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
THE CHEAPEST FOR BEATTY COMFORT Ann
DURABILITY IN THE MARKET.
Lawn Tennis, Croquet Bicycles yelocipedes Archery.
Fishing Tackles Wagons, &c.
Call and examine the Goods Prices to suit the timea
jyU ~ ''
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| Il Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEE SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

On 9 STREET BEfNEEN THIRD AND FOUR
AND-A-HALF STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed OF trust recorded among thscs:,
lard r,ortls Of the District of Columbia, Libel
No 99I. folio 3D. viii offer for SALE at public
auction in front Of the premises on TUES
DAY. the TWENTY-THiRD OF OCTOBER, 1888.
at HAif-PaST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the
west hall of lot No. 81, i'll Reservation No 10
ironI- = feet inches on street north and running
tack with that width $50 feet alley and i'm
pryed by athre:story brick dwelling No SOC street
northwest, containing ID and brick stable
Terms: One third of purchase money incash balance
III two eqral instailments at and two years with six
per cent Interest to be secured by the purchasers notes
and deed of trust on the property all i'll cash pur-
claserS OPTION deposit CT 800 required on day Of
II the terms Of sale arr not complied with i'll days
tho property viii be re-sold at the risk and cost OF de
faGltine purchaser. after FIVE days notice.
cl2-d&dS REGINALD FENDALI. Trustee
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District Government Affairs.

DIR. CoGSwEIL AGAIN.
Df ii. d. CogSwell, OF San Francisco, Cal, In q
letter to the Commissioners states that he has re-
queSted Alexander Mcdonald. Mt Auburn Marble
ana Granite works, Cambridge, Mass, 10 send
10 the commissioners
PROPOSED CONDUIT FOR TELEGRAPH WIRES.
III was stated in THE STAR few DAYS since that
the permit granted to the Postal Telegraph COM
pany several weeks ago 10 open the streets OF this
city 10 lay underground wires, had. at the request
OF the commissioners, been withdrawn by that
company Tor an amendment This amendment is
In the nature OF contract drawn up by the Com
missioners, and which the Postal Telegraph COM
panF has agreed TO- TO enter the city by way OF l4h
street through a conduit TO be constructed by the
company, large enough to contain at least one
Thousand wires, or room enough 10 accommodate
all telegraph or telephone wires OF this any other
company.
TRANSFERS IN REAL EsTATR.-Deeds in fee have
been recorded as follows J. Myers to C. NJ. Tomp-
kins, lot 20 and pit 21, So SIS; $500 John Beha
to 70, Herman Jacobson pit 49, So. 11s; $3.50 I. r..
WINDSOR 10 j. K Brown sub lot IS. so. liz: $500
w. b. Ome to Edward Simms, SUB lot 6. so. W. OF
So 623; $1,000. j. I. Wtneberger to Sarah Green,
pit 3, SO. 3l3; ST. 900.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
0nacer to,day;.7 am. 3; II am, 4s.0; pm, 5o.4
MAXIMUM, 500; minimum, $50.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Io-day, United States ex rel. White agt. Knox,
receiver, agt Hitz; hearing resumed
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
To-day, German American Bank agt. Tullock;
death OF defendant suggested, and summons df-
rected TO issue to administrator Phillips agt
Slnoot ct al; discontinued. Moses agt Blackburn
ct al Judgment agt Eandenburg and di scontinued
as 10 others Frederick. executor, agt. Shepherd;
Judgment for plaintiff $500.
EQUITY CouRT-.Judge Con.
To-day, in re. Virginia S. Riley, guardian: filing Of
certlllcate directed. Shoemaker agt. Shoemaker;
auditor report ratified and distribution. Butler
agt- Scott: purchaser allowed to pay cash. Birney
agt- Bltney, commission TO obtain answers of in
fantS Mcnamara agt. Collins; demurrer sustained,
with leave TO amend. Cersiey agt Cersley; testi-
mOny Oroered taken. Turton agt Saunders; on
hearing.
The New York Stock Market.
the following are the opening and closing prices
by special wire to II. II. Dodge 539 18th street:
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EOLEY. Auctioneer.

will SELL az iblic auction. the stock of Notions and
Dry Goods contained ill Davis Dckinson's store No.
9H eth street northwest. commencing FRIDAY,
OCTOBER TWELFTH at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ and will
continue from day to day until the stock disposed Of
consisting Of Silks, Vevets. Cashmeres Linens Cloths
and Housekeeping Goods generally Fine Laces En-
broieIics, Underwear in Merino aud Cotton ladies'
Jerseys, Brushes. Collars, Buttons, Hosiery rarasols
Unlb:sllas Gos5mers. Frnges Spool Silks Spool Cot
ton Zine Scissors and Perfumery also line of valu-
able Goods for Christmas Presents and many other
articles too numerous to mention. This stock choice
and ladies invited to attend this sale. the goods
will be sold without reserve.
Counters. Fixtures. Show cases, &C. will be sold next
MONDAY, at TWELVE O'CLOCK
o5-tn1 FOLEY, hIctioneer