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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IL
CHASGGERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND uN1M;
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE
NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY BE.
TWEEN TRUMBULL STREET AND HOWARD
AVENUE.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the -,
District of Columbia, passed the 9th day Of jan 5
$780, in equity No. 6354 wherein Oliver LEN
B. Magruder is complainant and John W. Beall ct al
defendants the undersigned Trustee will SELL FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. on MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. 1888 the following described property
in parcels according to plat filed in the cause viz: Ali
that part of tract of land in Washington county the
District OF Columbia, known Mount Pleasant and
being part Of Lot No three g. in the division of said
tract which allotted to David Peter said part or
aree of land fronting the eastern boundary Of the
Seventh street turnpike leading to Rockville and
tanning square of land bounded the north
by W. ID, Beall's purchase and the south by that
tract sold to Aaron NJ Gattrel together with all the inn
proyemens &C. Said property subdivded into lots
of 81 to 80 feet front with depth of 28 feet One of
said lots improved by large threesory brick dwell
ing and clubhouse
Terms of SALE One third of the purchase money cash
In hand and the remainder in three equal Instruments
payable at six, twelve and eighteen months from the
OF sale the said deferred bearing interest
at the rate OF cent from date SALE
All conyeyancing at cost Of purchaser Taxes to be paid
by the Trustee out Of the proceeds of sale deposit Of
$O on each lot required day Of sale If the terms of
sale not complied with in ten days the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property the risk and
cost OF the defaultlng purchaser.
o4-d&ds HARVEY L. PAGE, Trustee
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Latest FOREIGN News.

NO RECONCILIATION.
PARIS, Oct 1.-THE GantOiS gives currency to q
report that Prime Minister Ferry and NJ. Wilson,
the son-1n-laW OF President Grevy, have become
reconctled through the mediation OF the president.
The report Is semi-of1cially denied.
FRENCH FINANCES.
LONDtN, Oct. 1.-THE Paris correspondent OF
the Times states that the revised estimates of the
french budgets show deficit OF IS, 600 francs,
Wnlch NJ. Ttrard, minister of finances, proposes to
cover by reduction OF expenses.
SIR STAFFORD EoRTHCOTK.
BELFAST, Oct. l1.-Sir Stafford Northcote has
addressed letter to the mayor OF Belfast, ex-
pressing regret for the attack upon the convent by
Orangemen during his visit here last week.
IRVING SETS SAIL FOR NEW YORK.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Mr. Henry Irving, the actor.
and Miss Ellen Terry, the actress, sailed from
Liverpool for New York to-day on the steamer
Britannia,
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Mary A Ferry 10 Elizabeth A Kennady, one NTH
70 N coam isc s &C. u.s. sf
50. 44s: $500 b Burnstine to Julius Germulier.
Barker. lots and sa $685. cnapn Brown own
TO II. c. Porter. lot l25. sub OF Browns estate in
Mt. Pleasant; $500. Charlotte E. Myers to J. X.
ct al. to A. j. Clarke. pI S. 50. scr; sssssa r.
Koones trustee to Sue B. Ker, pts "a and Is, sub.
So SIS; s6sS / strouse to John s. Kaufman, lot
Smoot, sub. B, SO. 121; ses50. Belinda T. Rudd TO
penheimer ct al to J. H. Oatrich, pit II. So 4ss:
S7i6 C. F. Wollard to J. n. H. schmedtie. pit .,
So AZ; $4,000 Citizens Building Co TO James H.
Mari. lot 81. So 3ss; ss2s; lot 65. do; ssal. and
i Rspt e. Dot Il s II So 3d. B cises to Em,;
A Freeman to j. H. Paynter. part :, 50. IS: si,4ss.
M. c: Barnard, commissioners, TO Margaret A. Nor
to saras n Robinson ct al sas pronerS so
j. j. Knox, commissioner. &C., to James S. Ed
wards and j. c. McKbben, lot f. block 4. Ivy City,
500 Edwards MeKlbben to Edmund Gibson,
FITZGERALD, part 80, 50. III; $1.10o Harriet S Sayre
TO F. Q. Beckett, lot 2 So. 1885, 1915. L. G. hne TO
c b. smith ct al, trustees, lots lss to l27, Union
2Ss and wharf rights; So, 600. Mary H. Eastman
to Virginia Ii. Moore. parts 10 and II, SO. as4;
5000 Charm Brown to J. S Eastwood. lot 116
JAS Waugh to p Cruso, lots 1856 and ISL, So $50;
$500 w. e. Edmonston to John Sherman, lot Sc,
So l57; "A 100. w. 7. Walker to G. H. Swartley,
to Mary A. Crane, lot e, 50. ess: -. E. A.
Pratt to Sarah Stephenson. lot 80, 50. $685. s5575
J. r BADLY to L. Stewart, pt 81, sec. 8, Barry
and 4, block 8, sub. pit. OF Mt. Pleasant: sae.
john sherman to Perry Hawes, lot So, 50. I57
$1,000. c; E. Buell. to W. s. Bush, lot g. 50. 1874;
$500 gilmore E. Kebble to A Kebbie, pit q, so.
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TOMORROW.


lfOLEY, Auctioneer.
Twill SELL at public auctio the stock of Notions and
Dry Goods contained in Davis Dickinsons store No
914 7th street northwest. commencing FRIDAY,
OCTOBER TWELFTH. at TEN O'CLOCK M. and viii
continue from day to day until the stock is disposed Of
consisting of Silks. yelvets Cashmeres Linens Cloths
and Housekeeping Goods generally Fine Laces. Elm
broideries, Underwear in Msrino and Cotton Ladies',
Jerseys Brushes. Collars. BUTTONS Hosiery Parasos,
Umbrellas Gossamers, Frnges, Spool Silks Spool Cot
ton Zine Scissors and Perfumery; also line of va-
able Goods for Christmas Presents and many other
articles too numerous to mention. This stock is choice
and ladies invited to attend this sale as the goods
viii be sold without reserve.
Counters Fixtures, Show cases. &C. will be sold ne 1t
MONDAY. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
o5-2w FOLEY. Auctioneer
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DIED.

BEACH. On "Wednesday, October 10 1893 nj 40 r.
m, JOHN w, BEACH in the thirtieth year Of his age
Funeral Will take place from his late residence corner
Fourth and streets southeast Friday. Oct Il AZ
pm; Friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
HUNTLEY. On October 10. 1884, at midnight Capt
& HUNILEf, aged thirty nine years, of L s.
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IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FI4AVORIN0
STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases
OF Weak digestion and debility. us success
and 2 boon for which nations should feel
grateful. See Medical Press" Lancet"
British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUT1ON-Genuine only with the fac smile
Of Baron Liebig's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label This caution is necessary, owing
to various cheap and inferior substitutes
being in the market
LIEB1G COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
T To- be had Of all storekeegers Grocers and
(wholesale only G. David Co., Fenchurch
avenue. London England. sp27
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M Ar RIED.

CRAMER-SPEIR On Wednesday evening Octol,er
IL, 1888. by the Rev A. ". Pt1er, BENJAMIN ID CRA-
MER and kITTIE L. SPEER
TOLMAN-MARSH. On "Wednesday October 10Th
1855 by the Rev. Richard Hayward, ALBERT j Toll.
MAN, Of Boston. Mass and ANNE Il. MARSH of thus
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CHAS. c. GIOYERl
O6dSds CHAS " RATJFY{ trustees.

sAIE f. Of 2Ep yAdgABLE E.
G GbTTFS326 a sS, EES$ fHSRE RoP$
d, virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF thea
H Pr p sas a nss ID &c. assi s 4 S
IS xTffSHR Ta FiHS5S mt
tat OF land situate and lying in the county Of Wash
Cd ss sS ssns 5r6t f & t nss
CHAPEL and Brntwoo roads the said land BENG ri more
pns @ MsaSd tn e r ssIan s VIZ
folio S 2, pa; one from Collins 70 Mscleand recorded
Mebab 10 M q folio / i aa one NJ frRn
fol9 l4s al Of said deeds Of record the Office the
land being seyerally therein follows First All
that part Of tract ofland known Cedar Hill beginning
called and running thenee With the ir t Gt
M o. e sSf North s sgtsen ard g dees
OLD BlaelshuIg road thence east twelve n2) perhes
degrees l5O east eleven rches D Still with said
T re-; nee leaving said road and the outline of Cedar
dsress east go rerches or less to tine
sit eft IKE OF cedar HUI thsnce south sishtyise and one
less to Mrs McDaniel line thence with said line to the
or lc Also all that certain piece or parcel Of land SIT
pate and lying IN said county, known and described
par d orna III of ana Ganby eoH Of
f al4 eT and Il & m Rs,d Of land nc m
Wall Ward da; I. sh Noysnbsr 1854 and also Tot de-
Siio"u as 1oo"s: IL San!llng Tor the same at stone
sixteen DO perches from the northwest corner of lot
nnlntr forty ree ti3> in the division of CRANKY"
sTrhs thence south IL degrees west twenty five
and even-tenth 40 perches; thence north az
desires. west thirty three $3.50 perches to the
pace OF BEGINNING; containing one % acre.
three g, roods and seventeen % perches; the
whole traf the foregoing parts all adjoining contain
large hoTse. ~
The terms OF sale prescribed by the decree
cash. OF which deposit of $3.50 to be paid to the Trls
zee at the Tine OF the sale the balance in two
years with interest from the day of sale which the
notes OF the purchaser shall be given secured by
nn on me property sold or all cash. at option OF the
within Ten Gays after sale the Trustee is to advertise and
resell at the risk and cost of defaultnE Purchaser
ConSeyanclIiy at the cost of purchaser.
W. PIERCE BELL, Trustee, 223 ~ street
WI. p YOUNG, Real Estate Auctioneer,
ocj-dSds 1920 n Y avenue
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NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEPERS.

Will. ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL. ROLLS
BREAD AND BISCUITS
Whniesae Depot, corner Isl and Indiana avenue
lel WM. NJ GAIT Il Co
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FEAST OF THE TRANSPORTATION IN THE p +
CHURCHILL the general convention of the p. E.
church In Philadelphia yesterday, proposition to
introduce new feaSG-that OF the Transformation
developed an interesting debate. 1t was finally
determined to adopt the feast, but the convention
could not agree as TO the day on which it should
falls some favoring the 18th OF January and others
on the 9th OF August, the day observed by the
Greek and Roman churches The consideration of
this point was finally postponed until to-day but
the general question OF the adoption OF the feast
was settled In the Affirmative.
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BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
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Latest TGlegrans to The Star.
The Albany bribery Case.

CR0ss-ExAMINATI0N OF Ex-AsskMBLYAAN BRADLEY.
ALBANY, NY, Oct 11.-At the trial OF L B. Ses-
sl0nS this morning the crOSs-examlnatlon OF ex.
Assembiyman Bradley was continued. He testi-
ned that he had had several conversations with
pOiiticians In Oiean and Albany about his vote
out had no thought OF bribery before the sessions
affair. He presumed he had said to an Clean man.
There's good opportunity for me to make money
on this contest" Bradley said he was an inmate
OF the Binghamton inebriate asylum for eight
months in 1877. When he met Sessions In The
lobby OF the Delavan house he gave him to under
stand that he was not for sale. He agreed after
supper to go to Sessions room He went there
and the two went co Bradley's room. He further
stated that he locked the door OF bis room, as he
thought the senator was about to make improper
proposals and they might be interrupted.
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sTR STAFFORD NORTu


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 11.-Alexander Ring, a ped
arrested Tuesday for passing counterfeit three,
five and ten cent pieces, was given a hearing to-
day by IS commissioner Bell, and held in s., 600
ball for trial 49,
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TftHOS. J. FISHER CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneera.
TEUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
kNOWA AS No: 1885 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

NUE. NORTHWEST --'-- ''-1AA'1 AZ -
. BY virtne of deed Of trust, dated May 27th D. -
1897 and recorded in Liber No 1906 folio l54 etss
of the land records Of the District of Columbia 34
snd ct the rearsst Of the party secured will sell
A ID. 1888 at HAI4F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK In front Of
the Promises sub Lot nine t9,, in square ninety nine
t9l Washington, D. c.. improved by small two story
Brick Dwelling. 'A'
Ters Amount of debt and expense of sale ftocetber
about $OGj In cash. balance in with interest at
SIX 90 per cent secured BY deed Of trust
required at time Of sale. All conveyancing at pnrcEas
ers cost EDWARD ]: STELLWAGENl r-,-...-
o2-d&ds FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE trustees.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
PIGS, $50 sTEyEAS. 1000 ROSES, ORANGE AND
LEMON TREES. 100 CANIELIAS. 1000 CELERY
AND TURNIPS tIN GROUND WITH PRIVILEGE
OF REMAINING. coo PINkS, 200 DAHLIAS, &C.
&c, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH, commencing at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. will sell, at the farm of
Jacob Hucser. situated the BrightwOod road north
west side of the National Fair Grounds, the above
plants, &c; to which the attention of buyers is
called Oc9-3t
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tHANCEEY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ Nm ES rfIip; On STREE BEIMEE WEE;
SIREEIS NORTHWEST, BEING HOUSE No.
1904 / STREET.
BY virtue of deere Of the Supreme Court of the x,
District OF Columbia, holding an Equity Court ts:5
passed on the second day of October 1888 in cause ~
No 49, Dos p wherein George Cslagian. guardian.
undersigned Trustee will. ON TUESDAY THE SIX
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK
r. A. az public auction, in front of the premises sell
the following described ral estate being part of lot H.
III square A. beginning for the same at the northeast
cfrilr of lot r. thence running west along street
North is tet inches thence south 1O2 feet II inches
thei.ce cast ~ feet inches thence north IO2 IL
fest.
nrciise money in cash and the balance in year
IIoi me day OF SALE with interest at cent
h9n and secured by deed of trust upon the property
SOIL OF All cash, at option OF purchaser deposit Of
STU required II sale The Trustee the right
and sss the property at the cost of pur-
str iter hve days notice in tine event of purchaser
fag TO comply with the of sale within ten DAYS
ater day 81 sale All conyeyancng of purchaser
yonN A CLAIRE, Trustee S13 AZ street H. W.
p'->o1A-NoON Dhoo. Auchoneers o4-d&Gs
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DEPARTURE or BISHOPS FOR RoMK-Among the
passengers or the steamer Gallia, which sailed
from New York yesterday for Liverpool were
Archbishop Corrtgan; Archbishop Gibbons, of
Baltimore; Archbishop Feehan. OF Chicago; Bishop
Cleary. OF Kingston; Bishop Chatard, OF VIM
cenhes; Rev. Dr. 0'Connell. OF Baltimore, ana
Rev. Father Keey, OF Kingston
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PROFESSIONAL

IrEET, &c-"THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON DAILY
II Walks Depend" Hence eminent physicians sur
eeons and thousands Of other wellknown pefsoDass,
Visit DIR. WHITES Establishment l4I6 Pennsylvania
avenue opposite willars Hotel for relief from Corns.
bun1ons, Diseased Nails and other complaints Of the
feet Twenty two consecutive years of practice ia
Washington, ID. q. Office fee 81 per visit. sepl4
nR. H. L. BOvEE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.
~ treats successfully Female Diseases Neuralgia
rheumatism. Chills Paralysis Nervous Diseases &c.
TURKISH Russian Sulphur and all Moderated Baths
gwen I4lI u street. opposite Rigs House, o20
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District Government Affairs
ASKS AN INVESTIGATIONS

Patrick Brennan, In a note TO the Commission.
ers, states that he was permanently dlsable,; by
severe fall on the nth OF February, iss2, at Ma
tened TO the pavement 10 hold awning, and ex-
tending from the building 70 curbstone. He asks
an inveStig alton.
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SPECIALTIES

SO1 P1cruRx FnAmEa 5O7
r.u GEO. C. GwYNN, 5o7 AZ street southwest
Ssi s"-I1.s III Eolarsinx Small Pictures apl
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PITTsBuRG. Oct 11.-This morning special
train passed through this city en- route from
Portland, Oregon, to New York, containing two
hundred Oregon pioneers, not one OF the party
having settled in Oregon later than 1854
This is the first through train over the Northern
Pacific road The excurslon1sts will go to New
YORK and there separate, the majority OF them
having been natives OF that state.
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DEATH OF NAVAL OFFIcER.-Lleut A. T. Free
man, OF the navy, died this morning at Camden.
N. j. He was short time ago courtmart1aled and
sentenced to be suspended for three years.
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gTNHE "OTTOn GAS ENGINE
l. Requires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance
Used extensyey fer running PASSENGER and Freight
and Ithographic Presses Coffee Mills, Roasters Paper
and Ruling Machinery, Iathes &c, &c. This engine
runs with extreme sOOthnesS and regularity Of speed
Possesses the least number Of working parts and
great simplicity of mechanism
For particulars to prices, &C. apply at Office of
washington Gas Light 20. jy13
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ftHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- PROPERTY IN THE NORTHEASTERN PART
OF THE CITY IN S0I'ARE

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the IA
District OF Columbia holding Special Term i'll El::s
EQUITY IN cause number 1887, Equity Docket % -A
n aaa Long ct Al are defendants which decree
SAIURDAY.OCTOBERth the WENTY-SEVENTH A D.
1888 commencing at the hour of Az NJ in front of the
premises offer at public SALE lots six 6) and ten (G in
square eight hundred and eight in the City of Washing
ton District Of Ceiumba lot 10 being improved by
twostory brick house. store and dwelling house on
northeast corner of 4th and Fl streets northeast
Terms of SALE prescribed by said decree are: One
fourth cash. and residue 0t six twelve and eighteen
months IN equal payInents the purchaser purchasers
GIVING notes bearing six per cent interest per anntrn
from date of sale. and secured by deed of trust
upon the property purchased. ALI conyeyancng ut
the cost of the purchaser purchasers deposit
one hundred dollars tS100 each lot must be made
when the property is knocked down.
HENRY WISE GARNETF, Trustee
No. g Columbia Law Building,
WILLIAM HENRY DENNIS. Trustee
No. 515 18th street northwest.
WEEKS Co OIL cod
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PETERSBURG, Va. Oct. l1.-Last evening q diff
Guilty occurred In the suburbs of this CITY, between
Sarah Royal and Fannie Tazewell. colored during
which the latter was struck on the head with q
rock by the former and fatally injured. The muir
dereSs was arrested to-day.
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- E. c. KNIGHT,
1882 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SEcuR1gy FEem Loss b. Byna1An,

bECURITY I ROM I1OSS lJY l1TRGLARY
ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter act of Congress January ed 1867
ns Safes for 1 to @ r YEA. and tsts: 94 eco
of Securities and Valuables Special Deposit at lowest
rates,
BENJAMIN P SNYDER, President
JOHN CASSEIS Treasurer
ALBERT L. STURTETANT, Secretary
C.E Ny1nan, Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN P Snyder, Charles c. Glover
J9hn Cassels, Henry A. Willard,
Albert l.. Sturtevant. Thomas Evans,
John g. Parke. aul3
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u OBERT O. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
IL 10th and streets northwest
AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON X STREET, No 1903 THE FORMER
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE HON. EBON G..

INGERSOLL >> AoAN ~
By virtue of two deeds of trust dated respect -
lively; on the first day of November 1879 and ia
eighth day OF April 1875 and recorded in iber No a1
records Of the District of Columbia will sell at public
a,ct,3n in front Of the grsises on THURSDAY, NO
lowing real estate IN the city of Washington, District Of
Columbia, with all the improvements thereon to wit
Lot numbered two 90 in Kdwell's recorded subdivi
sion of square numbered two hundred and seventeen
Surveyor Of Mashngton city. District Of Columbia
one two and three years. with interest thereon at the
rate OF six per cent per annIn payable semi annually
all cash. at the option of the purchaser deposit
$3.50 to be made at time of sale of sale are not
complied with in ten days the Trustee the right
to resell the property At the risk and defautin
purchaser The title to be retained by the Trustee until
All conyeyancing at the cost Of purchaser.
JAMES g. BERRET, Trustee
r. D. HOLTZMAN, AuctlOneer Ol0-d&ds
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SCOTTISH RTE MAsokRY.-Washington Consist
DRY, No. I, Sublime Princes OF the Royal Secret,
was organized and Instituted Monday night at
West Rod Masonic hall, by Ill William Ii. Peckham,
most puisSant sovereign grand commander OF the
supreme Council, sovereign grand inspectors gene
raj OF the United States and its territories and de-
pendencles, as established In New York city by
Joseph Cerneau, october q, 1907 He was assisted
by James McGrath, OF New York, grand master
general OF ceremonies. The new consistory, which
Is composed or wel-kn0wn business men OF the
city, starts on with membership OF nearly fifty
persons The following Officers were elected and
Installed: Harrison Dingman, $50. commander-in-
chief; N. w. BayeSs. $50, first lieutenant com.
mander-in-chief; Emmett c. Elmore, second lieu
tenant commander-in-chief; Isaac N. Jackson,
minister OF state and grand orator; Edward w.
Day. grand chancellor; II. H. Hazard, grand secre-
tary and keeper OF seals and archives; W. s. jerks.
grand treasurer; T. J. Newton. grand engineer and
architect; William B. Turpin. grand hospitaler;
Henry A: johnson, grand master OF ceremonies:
Benjamin +. Larcombe, 2d, grand captain OF the
guard Martin v. Casey, grand standard bearer
After the ceremonies the members of the consis-
tory repaired to the National hotel, where mine
host Crosby, who Is one OF the new members. did
the honors OF the evening in right royal manner.
The hour was late when the speechmaking came
to an end and the banquet hall was vacated.
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never wears out always Clean and can be worn Whiie
bathing u for sale at - "~--- "A'A.o
CHAS. FISHERS
623 7th street northwest.
MRS FISHER devotes her attention to the wants Of
Lady PstonA NH
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
rNIrKD STATES MARsHAis SALE.

1T M8FtNHAIIS SAIE.
By virtHe Of writ Of Venitioni Fxponas, issued ont
~ tn Clerks Office of tn, supreme Court Of th District
Cf Columbia and e. directed, viii sell at public
ss.Ie. for cash. at TIA Curt Hctse door of said District
on MONDAY, tn FIFTEENIH DAY OF OCTOBER
13 a: IN Five O'CLOCK NJ all the night. title claim,
and interest 81 the O. ndnt in and to the following de-
ssTibs! property. wit One note dated washington
DC, December 18th for fourteen hundred dollars,
selesi Nv jams Wah payable two years after date
to III Yr Wis GarBett Trustee bearing III
fertst sx s-r cent until raid to satisfy yendtioni
IOas NJ, at law. III favor of VIM Is. Moses ct al
against Henry " HoTgate. a. fendant.
CLAYTON BCMICHAEI- u. S. Marshal.
TEft1S DOW LING. AuCtIoHeeT. Old