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National Republican., 1883-10-15

No. 1880 draws capital pri re, $4,000. sold in
New York city; No, PAPA draws second capital
prize S25, 600, sold In Washington d. c. Philudel-
capital prize $4,000. sold in Washington, ID. c.,
and Hopkinsyllle, KY; Nos. 35,052, 9S442 draw
1ss0, Fl 92s, 56I2G 672SS, 1854 draw each $1,000
sold in New Orleans. New York, Memphis, Tenn
Boston, Mass, and Toledo, Ohio.
National Republican., 1883-10-15

The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, Glass X, LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above are the
numbers which were this day drawn from the
100000 plaCedin the wheel, with the prizes
ponding TO hem
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La. this Tues
day, oct. 0, 1883.
]. A. EARLY, 0'nini's'oieiS'
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
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new EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
TN THE SUPREME COURT oF'rHE DISTRICT
i OFCOLUMBIA, HOLDING SPECIAL, TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS.
OCTOBER 2, 1893.


In the matter OF tho will and codlcil OF Thomas j.
Abbott, late OF the District ofCoumblR deocased
Application for the probate OF the last will aud tes-
lament and codicll aud for letters iestamtntary on
the estate OF the said deceased has this day been made
by William u, Weob and Daniel Il. lIAgner.
All persons Interested are hereby notified to appear
In this court on FRIDAY, the oath day Of OCTOBER
next, at III o'clock u M, TO show why said Will
and codicl should not be proved aud admitted
bate aud letters teslamensry on the estate said de.
VI this order be published once week for three weeks
In the Washington Law Reporter aud National Ro-
publican previous TO the said day.
by the Court.
Test;
H. ]. RAMSDELL
Register ofWills for the District OF Columbia
ooetu3t
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Strambout Yines.

ITO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE, AND
IMPORTANT ANNoUN CEMENT.
COMMENCING MONDAY. SEPT sETt "a iSss THE ii
POPULAR STEAMER
GEORGE LEARY,
street Wharf, I on % MoNDXYs. % WE'D T EsDAY S o,G and
Bessn as p On EsbfHsssss HSlt
PSN fRa and II ? 8SpP9s e e. pNEY
=, Round Trip tickets TO Norfolk and Fort Monroe.
sl59 @ R round trip tickets to piney Point and Corn
IT This Z hs only line Eqt S9gnSGT P Nq,f2S with
To New York, $3.50 Boston and Providence, Sl5.75
This includes stateroom, berth, aud meals
and STH the Sna WesSa term aud
and Roanoke railroads; 1T Old Point with the thes
81 at % and OHIO oeet ea Se Fou S
teen,h street street and Pennsyylvana avenue; 81, Mag9,
Knox Express, Sixth street and Pennsylvanin ave.
5 Hs and ssss SsSa
2 2resG s2Ies rscs1dGa SaS GarGyGiy Gay Tn &C. ~
General superintendent
W. p. WEIGH, Agent.
r OoK AT Low FAREsl
Norfolk and Fortress Monroe.
Fredericksburg and RappahannoCk River Land'gi, ~
Potomac River Landings ,.... 2jc
Elegant and Safe Steamer
JANE MOS II LEY
Leaves Sixth street Wharf for NORFOLK MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY At
$50 p m. Elegant steamer
LADY OF FN n LAK
For FREDERICKSBURG, VA, MONDAY and
THURSDAY \ At 4:& p m, stopping at rlNEY
POINT and CORNFIELD liza KBOR.
MEALS On b ats served on EUROPEAN PLAN.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS: steamer rhomp-
son leaves Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 IL
nj. Fare. 25 cents.
NEW YORK STEAMERS; Il. G. knight and John
Gibson alternately leave New York, Pier H. ~. r.,
every saturday at4p. M, and Georgetown every Fri.
day morning
For Information, apply ut General Olice 6l3 Fif-
teenth street, or at Company's wharf. foot of Sixth
street ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
GEO. II. PHILLIPS superintendent
GITDE5
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

900 numbers ending with 90, being the two
last figures of the mum Der drawing the
capital prize Of s75, OO.................... so
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THE MISFIT STORE,
Corner 10th and f Streets,

Adheres TO Its original style of Advertising giving
prices and description of goods as possible
leaving the rest to the judgment OF the thousands
who visit II and examine for themselves.
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rT>HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
4 -
ldE TRUNK LINE 40 TIE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST. AND wEST

WEST, AND WEST.
Schedule In effect OCTOBER II, lSSi: "s
s:35 A. M-New orleans Mail daily, making close
connections to all points South and souihwes.
Daily, except SUNDAY. with e. ~ o. Ry. Pullman
Sleeping Cars from Washington via Danville 10
Montgomery and MONTGOMERY to New Orleans;
also Washington TO New Orleans via Lynchburg
aud Bristol. t.HrF "
45O p MLousville Fast Line daily, via Charlottes-
vile. Huntington, and Lexington, to Cincinnati,
Louisville and all Western Points, maxi direct
connections, and with solid train and Pullman
sleeping Cars Washington TO Louisville.
1885 L. M.-Southern Mail and Express, daily, to all
points South and southwest, via Danville aud
Charlotte. Daily, except sunday with Z. Il O. Ry.
Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington to Augustu,
via Charlotte, and Charlotte to A'ontgoiney W
Manassas Division train leaves Washington NJ b;3i H.
M daily, except sunday. Warrenton trains leave
Washington ut S3j q. m. and 1850 y, III. daily.
For tickets and nll Information inquire nt Com
pany's office, COL Pa. ave-, or ut Union Depot.
NJ. SLAUGHTER n. MACDANIEL.
General Passenger Agent. Agent.
Trafi fitp
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DOUBLE TRACK JANNFY CoUPLERI
STEEL RAILS.
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Grab.Iers' @uio..

RALTTMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
- BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE w EST TvIAwAsHINGToN.
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Travellers Guide.

PENNSYLVANIA RoAp.-Trains leave B. Il r. sta
ton, 9Th and sts NV, as follows: For New York
Philadelphia and the East-A.M., 90 (ex) 80 dim
tied eX.l, 1880 ex) PM, 80 ex), LEO (ex), 9:5t
lex) and 10 30 exl On Sunday-PM., 42O (ex), 9:5t
(exl, 1920 tex3 For Boston, daily, without change
For Pittsburg and the West daily, A NJ, 80 Chi
cago mited); $50 fast lne) PM, 1880 (ex), 90
(ex) For Rochester, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, ETC.
PM, daily, except Saturday, 3 80 ex.l For Balt.
mOre-A.M, $40, 500, ESQ, 1880; PM Il 80, 400
4:4O, 30, go, $3.50 and 1880. On Sunday-AM NJ,
Elmira and Lockhaven, daily, except Sunday, A. NJ
$50 (ex.) For Richmond and the South-A.M 6 30
II :25 daily; Pm, 90 daily, except Sunday Fol
Annapolis and POpe's Creek lme-A.M., $40: p NJ
4:40, except Sunday. For Alexandria-A.M., $3.50
1900, e:2O, 90, II rs; PM 200, AGO. 800, $50
500 and IL 30 On Sunday-A.M., $50, II rs; PM,
300, 500.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAMRoAD-Trains leave
the station, cor. Of n. J. ave. and st., al follows
For New York and Philadelphia and the East-A.M..
$40 (ex) PM, 300 tex.), $40 tex.) On Sunday
PM, 800 (ex.|, $40 lex) For Chicago, Cincinnati
St Louis and LOuisytlle-A.M, :05 ex.). 1918 lex
Pm, 1910 texl For Pittsburg, Cleveland and
For Baltimore on week days-A.H., 500, CSC, $40
as, $40, 20 and 1905. PM, 1870 $50 2:a5
$500, $3.50, 4:So 4:40, $3.50, 700, $40, 1896 $40
II 30. For Baltimore on Sundays-A.M., $3.50. rs
900, 10:0& PM, 1:25, 2:35, 500, 4:40 40 TO0
S:10, s:40. For Annapolis-AM., $50, 1870 PM,
4:40 On Sunday-9:OO An, $40 PM For way
stations between Washington and Baltimore-A-N.
6:ao SEQ Pm, 1910, s:so, $40, 1900, II 80. Foa
stations on Metropolitan. Branch-A.M., T:4s daily
except Sunday, s:3o. PM, 4:4S, 6,l5 daily. For
Frederick-S:3o. 1915 Am. ana rs p II. daaly ex-
cept Sunday. For HagerstoWu-lO:l6 AL dafly
except Sunday, AS Pm. daily.
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DIED.

BERRY. On October l. 1885, at O'Clock q m. at the
BERRY
Her funeral will take place from 10Th street Baptist
church. tomorrow (Iuesday) afternoon, at O'Clock
COLLINS: Suddenly, on September Goth. 1888 az
ii p. m. DELLA COLLINS. beloved wife of Patrick
Collins, in the thirty sixth year of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from residence
No 26OS Pennsylvania avenue, Tuesday October ID at
O'Clock p. m.
DIEBITSCH. HERMAN DIFBITSCH after q long
and painful illness. Sunday, September 3Oth, at $50
Funeral from his late residence 20li Twelfth street
northwest, Tuesday October 3D. at D. Friends and
relatives are invited to attend.
EVANS. In Philadelphia. Sunday September 90 1893
ELIZA L. widow OF Estwick Evans the eighty sec.
ond year of her age
Intcrment ia Glenwood Cemetery. q
King. On September 80. 1883, JAMES KING, in the
eighty first year of his aye.
Friends of the family invited to attend his funeral
on Tuesday morning. October ID at nine o'clock from
his late residence No 624 street northwest thence TO
st Patricks church, where requiem will be said
TAYLOR. On SUNDAY, September 80 1873 at 30
Am. \. A. TAYLOR. aged 81 years. Formerly Of
Norfolk Va.
EEDDER. On Sunday, September 3O.h 1898 at New
Orleans, La, after brief illness N J. NEDDER aged
thrtysix, only of Colonel n yedder. T. s. army,
retired.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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The Postmaster Generals Assistants.
Mr.. HATTON AND Mr.. ELMER DO NOT INTEND TO RE-

Mr.. HATTON AND MR.. ELMER DO NOT INTEND TO RE-
SIGN.
The statement that Mr.. Haton and Mr. Elmer, the
first and second assistants OF the Postmaster Gene
raj. going to resign is denied by Mr.. Haton and
Mr.. Lyman. i'll speaking for Mr. Elmer, who is out of
the city, does not credit the rumor.
A STAR reporter to-day showed Mr.. HattQn spe-
c1al dlspatch from Washington alleging that Mr..
Gresham had taken from him the control of depart
mental matters which he had enjoyed under Post
master General Howe and that Mr.. Filley, of Mis-
Souri,, had bossed HattOn.
"Ihere has been no change of policy in the depart
ment," said Mr.. Hatton. 'But l can say this. No
man ever came into it who knew more of its details
than Mr.: Howe, or kept everything under his eye
more rgidy. Filley has had no absolute control here
since James Went OUT MIR. Hatton added, emphat-
lcally: When get ready to resign I'll resign with
out making any talk about it,
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I'd Edition.
--latest TGlGgramS to The Star
The lnsulted Spanish King.

The lnsulted Spanish King.
THE CONDUCT OF THE FRENCH PEOPLE CONDEMNED
By THE PRESS
LARS, oct: The journals here continue to con-
aeihh the conduct of the populace towards King Al
!ohso pointing out, especially, that they were play
Ing into the hands of Prince Bismarck
PRESIDENT CREWS APOLOGY.
The youifnl0t ciet publishes the fact that Presi-
dent Grevy apologzed to King Alfonso for the out
rage OF Saturday.
An the French ministers were present at the ban
quet given by PRESIDENT Grevy in honor of King Al
fonso at the palace of the Eysee on Sunday evening
except NJ Ihibaudin, minister of war, and NJ. Me-
line, minister OF agriculture.
GREvY AND ALFONSO HoBNoBBING.
PRESIDENT Grevy Wore the Spanish order of the
golden fleece. King Alfonso conversed for half an
hour after the banquet, with President Grevy and
Prime Minister Ferry. NJ. Grevy urged the king to
remain in Paris another day.
ALFONSO ON HIS WAY HOME.
PARIS, Oct. liking Alfonso will reach the Span
lsh frontier at midnight. Gen. Pittie, secretary of
PRESIDENT Grevy, and the Due de Fernan- Nunez,
spanish ambassador to France, escorted the king to
the railway station. The king made an excellent i'm
preston upon the guests at the banquet at the Eysee
President Grevy in referring thereto, said he never
expected 10 meet so much good sense, dignity and
GOODNESS LII so young sovereign,
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
FIVE, TEN. FIFTEEN DOLLARS OR MORE
%s or Hstyy ssa S in b E
Men, Youths or Boys, or an Odd Pair OF Pants
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
the best for the sum- See the prices and
then call and examine goods.
FIJI s pSssssSs': 4 4 49, a worth gs4si az H.
1 Es1 6 9ysTsSats At $S worth siS;
Heavier oyercoats at $3.50, worth Sis
The S fSs Nm SsSs SSGE Ss$'s Go
s1 a:ssss S s%i;i e E; s. Ssss1sS u.s.
B, sIe P 5ss9p saits isr sis xsEth gao
Fine S'sf f Sstf SSSs s. IS sa's 60
i s s$|;: :: i :; s s $sEtH 4: +
Suits for 90. worth 60
FOR BOYS Ia TO II YEARS.
s SHits I. At g e worth q e
I E$|:: |: J & IS: 81: $:|E Il
ODD PANTS.
s sns 81 sRsm sa e
GOssAMERS FOR MEN AND BOYS
At sl'S' & e. fas ss r. s ss& ~ s4so.
Gun MoTro- Ono trouble to show goods Satisfaction
guaranteed to every purchaser or money cheerfuy re
funded, ct the
Nj FIT STORE,
sep2o CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
SWEET LEAF TEA.
y 80 CENTS PER POUND.
Fresh invoice Just received Guaranteed equal 10 any
sold 1t chat prica
sspat eKTxEa.
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THE LONDON AND LrvEnpoon
CLOTHING COMPANY
TAKES THE LEAD.

Good Business Suits for So Worth 81
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND STREETS
The aim for reputation and our S11 Suits are helping
THE LONDON and LISERP0oL CLOTHING co.
You will find purity and excellence of workmanship
combined in our &l2. 80 Dress Suits
The LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
just think of it. You can buy an Imported Worsted
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
One word with YOU sir. Are you contemplating buy
ing Fan or Winter overcoat! If respectfully
ask you to rerse our price list and then let exam
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
1t is our aim to sell only honest and reliable goods
Our heavy Overcoats for $40 hit the nail squarely
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
Don't forget the London and Liverpool Clothing
COMPANY When in want OF Nobby Fall Suit Our $3.50
Suits are going rapidly.
The London and Liverpool Clothing Store in full blast
Drop IN and examine their Fall and Winter Suits at
Our Atwood Cheviet Suits at ss7 s1o5o and 81.
THE IoSDoS xSp qGhE de on cHN CO.
prime necessity: clothing house that will cell re-
liable goods at prices that will allow the people to live
Our $15 Suits startle the trade.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. CLOTHING co.
No commonplace advertisement. We defy competi.
SIG Suits and will freely admit that we should rank
as THE Popular Clothing House Of Washington
The LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
LONDON fapey PEses are psa ID q as co
Their cut. style and finish have won for them wide
reputation.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY,
CORNER SEVENTH ANDG.
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e P P s.
PIP s. c
B r e A KFA ST.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cocoa

govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and by
careful application Of the fine properties Of well
leed Cocoa Mr. Epps hiss provided breakfast tables
with sdelicately Favored beverage which may save
many heavy doctors bils It by the judicious u
built until strong enough 20 resist every tendency q
diseaoe Hundreds Of subtle ma2Ade 6oatng around
us ready to attack wherever there II weAk point. WI
may escape fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fer
Ciril Service Gazette.
Msde simply With boiling water Or MIN.
Sold IN tins (only y H. and Ibl b. 0rooes lalsas&
JAMES KPPe 90.
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MFRS. HELEN A. McCRARY, WIFE OF THE Ey-
SECRETARY OF WAR
adds to long list Of testimonials the following lete

KEoKUK. Iowa. May 30th 1883
It fs with genuine gratitude bear testimony TO TN
efficacy of Cooks Balm of Life" Besides being
great sufferer with DYSPEPSIA In it's many forms
had frequent attacks of FLUCTUATIONS OF GAS from
the stomach, which lasted from three seven hours
and Were followed by very distressing and alarming
SINKING SPELLS, and for which could find no REM
edy until called upon DR. Dexter of Washington be
who told me that the best madeleine he knew Of for
that symptom, ana one he often prescribed for s "a
uents was Cooks Balm of Life" immediately pro-
cured bottle and after taking three doses my stonsh
was relieved and before had used one-half the con
tents Of the bottle that particular condition of my so-
ech Was overcome. and now after i've years and having
had recurrence of the trouble feel safe in SAVING
that the BALM CURED ME- for it is the first and only
value IN other decions also and consider it ONE OF
THE VERY BEST FAMILY MEDICINES IN THE
WORLD, and think myself unforfunate when am
without it. Hoping that Others may be Iauch bene.
uted py It's use as have been, sincerely yours.
HELEN A. MoCRARY
P.S-Pfease send me by express one dozen botJlcs
marked COD, and much oblge etc.
Mandatory Long Branch, Nj
Sold in Washington. DC. by STOTT. CROMWELL
CO. 40 Peinsyyana ave. and all drli,uists se,- ms
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N aRRWEn.

! KAISER-HART On July 18th 1893 Mr. EDWARD
| i. KAISER To LAURA L. HART, of Baltnorv, Md, 10y
| the Rev. John c. Wilson.
| VNEAI.-CARliOLL. On September 9th. 1888 at the
| Epiphany church. 10y the Rev Richard HAYWARD Mr.
| WILLIAM oNEAL to Miss ANNA J. CARROLL. all Of
| this city.
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How 10 Prevent ssCorners.,,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Mr. Partridge, Of the produce
exchange, continued his testimony TODAY before the
Senate subcommittee on labor and education. The
witness testified as to 'corners, or gambling as he
ne would make it penal oense for parties to sell
what they did not own CONTROL and penal offense
i0r ANYBODY to buy up the necessares of life and hold
them for speculation.
Clinton Furnish, rubber manufacturer, advocated
free trade, and Osmond II. Schwener also gave tes-
timony, o. W.
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THIS E.ENiNE.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCSNSpN BROS. Auctioneers
pAwNEpOETT'S SALE or GOLD AND SIIvTR
WIZ It~. JENELRI. DIAMONDS, CHAINS
CLOTHING. &c
On SAIL ItDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS SEP
TENDER INE\TN-NiNTII and OCTOBER FIRST
each evening AZ SEVEN O'CLOCK Will
sill al tn tuctVn Rooms of Duncarso Bros corner
3f 9TH 3't ID streets northwest quantity of Unrc-
dsclned I,'gts. Gold and Silver Watches Chains.
Rings. aIf itv'lry. Diamonds, Plated Ware (iu1,s
Clocks b.nk- Clothing. Musical Instruments Carrcts
and - iii SILVER, &c. &c "
ierii~ rf~t C. A. SMITH. Broker
ser-'-'' ia 9Th street nor; Invest
WALTlI: b. WILLIAMS K Co. Auctioneers
BOOK SALE
VIII IL sold, st aIIttc-. rooms corner 10Th and
Pennsyt vaHia avenue MONDAY. OCTOBER FIRST
81 SEi ~ UGiICk L. NJ. some very t:.,iraj,.
Books r;iig a. the late the army and navy peC
C9y, politics. etc.
Tern cash. WAITER Is. WILLIAMS & co,
sfP-'-1 Auctioneers.
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Post OFFICES RoBBED.-The Post Office depart.
ment has been informed that gang of thieves, on
Saturday night, broke into and robbed the post Offices
at Woodland and Hudson, Mich
THE FOLLOWING CHANGES have taken place in the
adjutaIt generals office: George E. Loweree, class
three, resigned; Joseph s. Muller, class two promo
ted to class three, vice LOweree; Gustave Walden,
clerk class one, promoted to class three vice Muller
and D. b. HallwOOd, class one, resigned.
PREFERENCE TO THE MISUNDERSTANDING Lin
coin on Saturday appointed Geo. w. Chase, of Rhode
Island, to be clerk of 1000 class in the Surgeon
&c nerals office. This name was not at the head OF
the list of those certified by the civil servic commits
siOn but when 1t appeared that he soldier dur
ing the war he was selected on that account
JAY-EYE-SEE's VICTORY OVER ST. JULrEN-The
great race on Saturday at Fleetwood, n Y, between
Jay-EyeSee and St Julien. resulted, to the surprise
of the knowing Ones in a victory for the former
horse. The time was slow, mainly on account of the
heaviness of the track. Jay-Eys-See won in three
straight heats in 2:a0K, a:1sh and 2:19 The attend
ance was large, and, as all the heats were close ex-
citement ran high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. flames McColgan, proprie
tor of a SAMSON street pool-roOm was arrested TO-
ment He entered bail in $4,000 for hearing on Mon
day next.
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Two Men Killed i'm a Political Quarrel.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IA special to the Picay',ne
from summit. Miss, says that A. j. Wilmington,
sherif OF Amitee county, was stabbed twice in the
back at Liberty, on Saturday, and killed by Eugene
McElWee. The trouble grew out of politics. After
the murder McEwee was surrounded by a crowd,
one OF whom shot him. from the effects OF which he
and highly connected. r.
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE Oct. 1.-yirginia skies consolidated,
Past-due coupons, 46; new tenfores, 342 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Oct. Lotion steady-Middline, 1O's.
Flour quiet and straightforward street and western
super, 25a3 65 do extra, 75a4 IS do family OOa6
city mills SUPER $Oas do extra aOoa6 Is: do Rio
patent, 700. Wheatsouthern steady; western higher
ana act1vs closing easy southern red, OSal 12 do
western winter red, spot OsNa1 Os October.
1l4.s: January, Il7aail Gorn-sSnthern higher
western steady and dull southern white 64a65; do.
yellow 65a66H western mixed, spot. 594aeOA; October.
Sga I; Sayember 5g.fas9 year. 5s2a5&; steamer.
%estern white s7ass; de- mixed s5as7; Pennsylvania
36a4O Rye steady, 63a66: Hay frm-prime to choice
Psnnsyyania and Maryland. 14Ooal69o Provisions
rib sides, packed 7ha7sl Bacon-shouders, TX; clear
rib sides. So Hams. IesalS Lard-refined 10 But
firm, Is -. Petroleum strong-refned saasss Coffee
flrnerRio caTgoes ordinary to fair, 9La10E. Sugar
e %ysA dEft s copper opp refined str1ng Ial4
steamer qTet-eotton, sd; -four 1s9d: grain. Sd
Receiptsmnour. 29O bushels; wheat 1000 bushels
corn 6O0O bushels; oats, 5000 bushels; rye 200
bushels. Shipments wheat s. 600 bushels corn, 1000
bushels. Sales-Whcat 10000 bushels corn, $1,000
bushels.
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HEALTH MATTERS IN MEXICo.-Surgeon Main, OF
the marine hospital service at Brownsville Texas in
report to Surgeon General Hamilton, suggests the
ACCESSIBILITY of the United States being represented
in the forthcoming meeting of the sanitary commits
sion at Vera Cruz. In Tapachula, state of Chapas,
he says panic regns 1t is town of 10000 and LOO
have died of black small poX. many of them In
state of ante mOrtem decomposition.
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AUCTION SALES.
TUIIS AETERNn0N.
nj foLEY, ArrtioIl"er.

nj foiEY, ATtioGleer
TRUSTEES S,LT oF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN Il AND II STREETS
By yirtI- csd If trust dated July 1G 1888. -
AMI record \ IN fipr OIJ saiip oil rt sei one Of -
the IL =, records Il ,'l. District ~ Columbia EnG -
the rCqH = Ef the IGTtis~ urt thereby VIII Oflf cor
DAY. o., ~TsBfE FIRST 1893 az FIVE O'CLOCK /. y.
the moth y frf If Lot two I've 12l and the
south ,iNr. II rrt and eleven III inc s II i.ct thr
teen ti{ numbered eight hundred anti scVcn
yei1ht $50 recorded in Lber 1853 folio q -
sq oi tn. band OF the District of ColuI6ia
with irl,',.,v-is thereon.
Term thIri of the purchase money in cash and
the equal in>tallmentS six and twelve
months day Uf sale, with interest serred TO the
satisfa.t. tin Trustee all cash 1T tie option Of
the purria~r trustee the right TO resell ST
the riSl. aI,i az the sfaltua, purchaser III
Of sale i;ut complied with in days One hun
dred dollar - tCsit qIliTrd when bid is accepted
IATNIA e. DUSDORE. Trustee
NJ FoI.FY. Aactionc.r. seI'2l Ion
1.-TWO FISE NEw PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELL,
Il 1Ntf iiOi SfS. Nos. 414 AND At d STREET, MAN
fItIH STREEf NORTHWEST
IT FIVE LOCK-. will sell In front Of the prem
ises Lot ~ :I - of sJilsy i-iCn Of lot II III 81
Oh Tacit fhf~e lots front ~ icet on North t'
and intury,d prcssbrick front houses WAFER
vaults 81 rs1rrs each with library room bath r niS
cninte in every iaT'itia ana q SIT
able hn1.>,. investment or h's VIII n tHiy
rent t. la =II"n,;d interest Shouiu De seen I" d.
er,rs .o .,,ir,I cash: Iaancc and two years
interest, able sIni-annTI
ay su.i ~ f .-tlrc1 by deed II tr;tst premises
Criost SlHO required on each house sold.
srp96 -. .1 -r9&nct1 AuctiUuecrS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-01
Passenger Rates in Missouri and

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 1.-FrOm and, after to-da,
passenger fares to points in Missouri on the Irol
Mountain railroad will be reduced from four cent
to three cents per mile, and to all points in Arkansa
from five cents to three cents per mile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-01

POSTMASTER APPoINTED.-Julius Pease has beer
appointed postmaster at New Britain, Conn., vice
Walter GLADDEN., deceased,