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Evening star., 1883-10-23

A LADYs BODY IN THE SHAVING dredging on
Bayvlle n. j., yesterday, jeremiah Osborn brought
up the body OF young woman, Of beautiful form
and apparently about thirty years Old. The body
had been In the water some time It was clad In q
cashmere dress, and the underclothing and stock.
ingS were OF q fne texture. In the pockets was
purse containing $3.50. gentleman1 watch chain
made Of white hair, q little red morocco case CON
taining small comb and glass The handkerchief
Was embruidered and had the initials "L b La
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WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
W 9jS $40 and $40 Louisiana avenue
ReQlllar auction sale of Horses, CaTiares Bngzifs
Harness. &c. EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SA T.
tiDA6 MORNING, commencing ut Ten O'CLOCK
regardless of weather
Gentlemen havins; Horses Carriages for sale will
find tins the best method of dsposIe of the same
q BESSiNHER, Auctoneer
Constantly hand and private sale large stock Of
H9rss, Carriages, Buggies. Express Wagons Harness.
blankets. RooaS, &c o1y-1m
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BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUST - SALE OF USIMPBOvED PROPERTY
IN t~tiINGTOS COT NrI, DISTRICT or co
ItNItA, MAR lTNEI BRANCH BRIDGE
FOJEiE iEESTH STREET ROAD
BY Nito ot deed of trust dated November 10 sse
1,5s AID rri-d in Iiber No T6S folio 2J4 OF fl I
lns re- S of the District OF Columbia and at the -.
~rIItel iPIrst OF the Pagi secured thereby the
LLai' aIj M front OF the premises. FRIDAY THE
IN '4Ni I-SlAlH DAY OF OCTOBER ISS9. AT FIVE,
W ipk I'M all that certain piece parcel o. land
an pTei~e@ situate in the county of Washington Dis
frlrt uf t"sbia. and known and distinguished az part
oi i"t hr,r tlI III the division OF William HonltaGis
sstas'. containing p 40 square feet
Terms OF sale. One thr cash. balance in six Twelve
and .shieen months. purchaser giving notes in three
equal amounts bearing interest az the six per
cen; I aiInn. and secured 10y deed OF trust prop
erty S"ld It terms of sale complied with in
hyei av the property Will be rsold risk and cost of
defauiiln- purchaser ppsit OF $40 will be rec ureti
~ ,t sale GIitRH,f. T. DNSISg
Ol6-1s. 90 Z. 2i(s26 PHILIP Z. LAKNER. trustees.
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VIyHREE FINE NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
Il CORNER FIFTH AND STREETS NORTH

Il CORNER FIFTH AND o STREETS NORTH
WEST
On TUESDAY OCTOBER TWENTY THIRD, a.A.7
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. We will sell. in front Of the sss:3
premises Lots 50. SO and a. ill subdivision of Lot a. "~
i'll square 5l2 Each of these lots front 90 feet and is
improved by the most complete dwelling houses in this
city having all the modern convenences, each house
conainiis clever, rooms with library and BATH closets
&c One OF the best Investments in city readily
rented and paying good interest.
Terms One-tlird cash. balance in one and two years
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed Of trust
on premises; all cash. at option of purchaser Con-
veyaneine &C. at purchasers cost. deposit Of 3100
on each lot at time Of SALE Terms to be complied with
in five days otherwise resale at risk and cost Of pur-
chaser after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington DC
o18- dads DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
eE- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the inceency of the weather until SATUR-
DAY, TWENTY-SEVENTH OCTOBER, 1SS3 at same
hour and place.
oc23 d&ls DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers of this company will sail EVERY WE'D
NESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier foot of
Sd street Hoboken. Rates of passage: From New York
to HavTe. London. Southampton and Bremen first
steerage certificates 22 For freight or passage apply
to OLLRICHS h co, Bowling Green, New York; w. g.
METZEROTT Il CO.. 925 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, Agents for Washington. jal2
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Commissioner Lydecker was not present at his
once IN the District building to-day, having sui-
may detain him AZ home Tor few days
LIQUOR LICENSES
The Commissioners to-day approved applications
for liquor licenses as follows VIM. Boswell. Chas
sey, Thomas Kelly, Mary McHugh, Edward O'Neill,
John Quinn, and lang Morgan.
THE GUSTS PAINTING.
the Commissioners at their session to-day settled
Washington, by directing the secretary, Dr. Tndall
10 write an Appropriate letter TO Gen. p +. Bacon,
turning the painting over TO him. as requested.
EXEMPTED FROM TAXES.
action Of the District supreme Court. have ex-
empted lots and 3. reservation z, from taxes
This is the TWO lots Immediately north Of the mar
ket house, On which the lake and bridge are con-
StruCted.
TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT.
To-day the assessors sent 10 the Commissioners
statements showing the total amount OF taxable
property real and personal. for the fiscal year end
ing June 30 1884, TO be 81 sos 39S es heretofore
stated In The STAR. There are four numerical
BOOKS OF the last assessment, all in perfect order,
m made up from the last assessment by the clerks
IN enls branch OF the District service. The entries
Were made by Mr. X. A. Fish.
WFR's SUIT FOR DIvoRcE.--B T. Hanley to-
Day. for Martha NJ. Burns, filed bill for divorce
nom James n. Burns They were married In 1859.
rap IN sne nh a,h str street church and have five chill
ant has been drunkard and guilty OF acts OF
cruelty, and has not contributed s. per week for
household expenses for the past three years, and
his conduct became so bad that they were obliged
to separate from him.
RIVER TRADE.-HarborTnaSte sutton reports ar
rivals and departures at the river front follows:
South Washington-Arrived-Sch Freddie L. Por-
ter, Clark, 525 tons stone. E. NJ. Willis: Schr VIM.
Ray. Ray, $50 tons coal johnson Bros; Schr Extra,
smith, 1O3 tons coal. same; barge j. J. McDevitt,
McDev1tt 255 tons coal, same; barge GillipSe. ar-
r1gan 236 tons coal. Pollard barge MA McDeyitt,
McDeV1tt, 269 tons coal, Geo. Bogus: barge ID. Il.
Walker, Walker.7 tons coal, city dealers;schr A.
Douglass, Lewis, 600 bushels oysters. market;
Schr. John Francis. Evans, 500 do. same schT. Mar
garet Ella, Davis, 300 do, same schr Annie Gibson,
Kelley $50 do, same; Schr Fannie Kemp, Chisel-
tine, 400 do, same; schr. Edward Dean, Lawrence,
400 do, same pungy Coral McKenna, ,McKenna. 400,
same; pungy Carpenter, Hall, 400, same; pungy
Charlie Cullison, 300, same; pungy United. Haney,
400, Same pungy Def, Trainor, zoo same: soop Vir-
g1nfa, Watkins, 200. Same Sloop Brave. Smith. 400,
same; 1S vessels with 400 cords wood for various
dealers; schr Fanny, Miller, 12o tons sand, new
Pension Office.
RANGE OF THE THERNoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
0mcer to-day am, 45S IL am, 463; pm, AZ
Maximum, 49.6; minimum, Al
The certificate OF the election OF trustees OF the
North Capitol NJ. E. church,. s. LawrenSon, VIM.
Webster, Curtis Cheyney, John C. Stick, w. Fl. Mil
Ter and c. MacnchOl-haS been recorded In the re-
cOrder OF deeds Office
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucsioneers

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESTAURANT, No OIL D
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS C0NsIsTING n PART Of
STEAM BOILER. MIRRORS. SHOW CASE, PIC
TuRES STOVES CROCKERT, GLASSWARE.
BEER PUMP. RANGE, HEATING STOVE, &C.,
&c. AT AUCTION
FIRTH. cn,nmencn% st TEN Orft9GK We vii iii sell
at the above named restaurant. the entire contents
tailec therein II will first bA offered a whole. If a
satisfactory bid not obtained it will then be sold in de-
tail.
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ELlxIR OF
BBR A BBB EEK Il
B B AA h Be K K
BBB A A BIB FE XXX
i B AAA b BE K K
BIB A ABBR EEEK K.

POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA. CHIILS AND
kEVLk-Confans no QuiI,ina Arsenic or any metallic
ccmposnds-at Druggists. co cents 3yl9-6m
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME STONE FRONT
BRlt,k RESIDENCE KNOWN AS NUMBER l411
SIREEI 1 NOKTHWESr WITH BRICK STABLE
AND CARRIAGE HOUSE ON REAR OF LOT.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated 9Th May A. D. "a
1877 and recorded in ber No 8o5. folio 113 of the E3
land records of the District OF Columbia and at the 3
request OF the party secured we will sell in front Of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER TWENTY
fOuRTH, at FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P. NJ. Lot
numbered six Co., In kidwells sub division of suare
numb r.i two hundred and seventeen l21D, as re-
corded IN the surveyors Office of the District of Co.
p feet on north street with depth Of 1s5 feet
james Naylor and wife to Sayles J. Bowen by deed
daied November 4h D. 1870. recorded in Hber No.
G3l folio AL of land records for the District of
Columbia, together with the improvements thereon,
brick stable and carriage house on Of lot.
Terms One third of Purchasemoney in cash, balance
in one ID and two 2> years. with interest and secured
by deed OF trust on property sold interest payable semi
annually. deposit Of $3.50 will be required at time of
sale. Conyeyancing at purchasers cost II terms of
sale arr not complied with in 20 days from day
sale the Trustees the right to resell at risk and
cost OF dcfaulting purchaser.
CHAS. G. GLOVER, rr,..o-
oG-d&ds CHAS. b. BAILEI,{ AioS'eeS'
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TNO. A. PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker,
D cfr TN, kb,,,

No. A. PRESCOTT, KeaI Estate Broker.
q 14l6 street northwest.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE BY PUB
Lie AUCTION.
shall offer for sale on TUESDAY THE THIRTIETH
INSTANT, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK z. NJ.
Lots and o. in square 544. These lots Sd and
Streets southwest. adjoining the northwest of
said streets and offer opportunity for investment
fer Immediate Improvement. The street frontage is
100 feet. Frontage on ID street AZ feet.
o22,23252I,29 j. i. CULDWELI, Anctioneer,
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctio neers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctio nee,s
TRUSTEES SALE or FINE BUILDING LOT ON B
SiREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND SITS.
SOIIHEASF: WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF CAPI-
TOT. GROUNDS.
99l folio 14s ct SEQ one of the land records for
the Disaict OF C9lnlnha will sell n front Of the
Premises on THURSDAY. the TNENTI-FffTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, A.D, 1898 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM the
western twenty five feet front by depth of number
81 twenty - IN square numbered hundred ard
being u it. front by 100 feet III depth to-
$.t W!ti al the IMPROVEMENTS. ways, easements
rights privileges and aprurtsancGS to the same b long
liz or IN any Inanntr apcrtainrg.
, ms Lot y III the immediate vlriy of the CaritoI
iur, ~
Terms: Oneolf cash; bal3pce in wear note to hear
interest iilt 10 u secured by deed 0i trust CGuyeyaflc-
ms &c at purchasers cost e'Cait of 41GU REQUIRED
Il sale. TERMS 10 De complied with IN seven ays othe
wise Trustee reserves the I%1t rgSs II at thu risk and
cost OF the d. taliing purchaser after five days Iiic
notice OF such resale i'll newspaper published in
Washington, DC. WILLIAM DICKSON
cyG-it Tim
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DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE,
The steamer SUE, Capt W. c. Geoghesan, leaves
sterheIson,s wharf foot Of tn street every SUNDAY
at O'Clock pm. for Baltimore and River IanCinus
Returning leaves Baltimore FRIDAY at o'clock
pm.
All accommodations strictly first class
River freight must be prepaid and will be received on
SATURDAYS only.
STEPHENSON 4 BRO AGENTS
m16-Gm Tth street wharf and 18th ST. and Pa ave
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A Fugitive Horse Thief Arrested.

LANCASTER. Pa. Oct 23.-The Lancaster county
prison officials received dispatch to-day fri n
Akron, ohio. stating that a man believed 10 be
FrankTtrl, the notorious horse thief who with sew
efal others escaped from the prison here recently,
Is i'll custody there.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR has directed that in de-
signaling the commands OF the division CON-
nandeIs, the word ''mtdryr be omitted from al
orders and in all official correspondence.
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4 lotion SALE OF \ DESIRABLE BUILDING
"A tpI On NORTH SIDE or MARYLAND AVE-
NUE. Bt y len SECOND AND THIRD STREETS

NORTHEAST.
On tit t;SDAY. OCTOBEI. TWFNTY-FIFTH sse&
lH3 AZ FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, VIII he sold a.sss1&
pui'i'c auction Ill trout Of the premises part Cf
Lot one III square s5I. fronting ~ feet MARY Land
avenue. and containing about 3,473 square tcet of
ground ~
Terms: one-tlird cash. and balance in six twelve and
slghs'n months with interest at per cent seclr,
by deed ot trust all cash option of purchaser SOl
ds~it at time of sale and ali conyeyancin at rIIr
ciass cost Terms to b. comp,it. with i'll seven DAYS
clt-d&uS j. Il. COIDNEIIA AuctinnaaI
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auc,ioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. G.
by virtue %! deed OF trust dated Sd day ofrS.,
:IsG of the land records of the District of Column
bia and a the request ri the parties thereb by secured we
VIII sell At public auction IN front of each OF the prem
is hereinafter described the following real estate
On THURSDAY, THE TwENTY-FIFTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. ID. 1888 at HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r NJ all those PIECES or parcels Of ground known as
lots thrT four i've and six in j. g. Adams subdivision
OF siure three hundred ard thirty situated on
On FRIDAY tine TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF OCTO-
BEE. AID. 1888. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM all those
pieces OF ground known as Lots One Two Three Eleven
Twelve aud Thirteen III square thousand and tweli-
ty,ree lG situated South and l. streets and 18th
proisry and also improved by large dwelling house
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE of prop
erty IN said Square Ul3 will sell all those
ees OF ground known the east thirty feet seven
seven inches of lot twenty three by the depth of said
lots IN square one thousand and situated
south street. between 18th and l4h streets east i'm,
each.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money cash
ana the balance IN SIX twelve and eighteen mouths with
interest at six per cent from day Of which the
furchassr or purchasers shall give their pronissory
notes senred By deed or deeds Of trust the property
sold or all cash ut the option of the purchaser or pllr
chser $50 10 be pa, In cash on each piece property
al te tine OF sale AL conve yAncng and recording at
purchaser or purchasers cost Terms of sale to be com
property will be rld the risk and cost of efanlt
ing purchaser purchasers after five days notice in
The Evening Star
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
Office 4S6 Louisiana avenue: | ,r.
sir uo fn,yecf J
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1857 Prizes &Il04OO
Whole cLets q; half tickets. sl p tickets ESQ: IS
tickets elO0.
Remit money bank draft I'm letter or send by ex-
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
POST OFFICE ORDER until further notice. Orders
Of 45 and upward by express can be sent at ex-
pense. Address all orders to ]. J. DOUGLAS Louis
vile. KY. or to o. BALLARD. r. O. Box 276 Alexan-
dria, Va. su.O
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TAUNgANsoN BROS. An.ll9neers.

FiwNBroFER's SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
MAlCHfS PHIL SETS, DIAMONDS, EAR
1.tEt = kEb t.i<tiS SOLID SIN Ii.VAI.E, :iUl. D
Sis. jiitEEif.ts. CHAINS. GUNS, HEN Oh
Ni.t>- g. n AUCTION.
On I'm 'ADAY, oCI ICBi.R TNENTT-T0TRTH
ar StNE& O'CLOCK p NJ, l VII sell at the auction
E'l~ uf nIirasyH Bros. Jth and ID streets north
VT. uusItity II unre,isened Ilsdges bril. rarity
titlf-Csy.d above. farti.-s interested VIII Pleas, take
/ ADtt". PHILIP NAII&CH, EruI.rr
on 81 I4II Pcnf.S,-lv var,ip ,,.f,rC northwest
Evening star., 1883-10-23

NAVAL OFFICER PRoMGTED.-Co Commander f.
V. McNair has, upon examination, been promoted
to be captain In the navy. He will leave early next
month for his new post, Mare Island navy yard,
Cal
Evening star., 1883-10-23

CHANGES IN THE QUARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT.
The following important changes in the quarter
masters department of the army were made to
day: Col Alex. j. Perry, who has been on duty in
the office OF the quartermaster general, In this
city ordered to report to Gen. Hancock
for duty as chief OF the quartermaster
department OF the division Of the Atlantic: Col j.
d. Bingham relieved from duty of the department
of the Missouri and ordered to San Francisco as
CHIEF quartermaSter OF the division Of the Pacific:
Col: c. g. Sawtelle relieved from duty in New York
and ordered to duty in the quartermaster generals
Office In Washington; Major James Gllis, relieve
from duty al tFortress Monroe, and ordered to the
department d the Missouri
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Mt. VERNON! MT. VERMONT!

STEAMER W. W. CORCCRAN
Leaves 7th street wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 o'clock returning reaches Washing.
tom about $50 PIN
O3O L. L. RI,AEE Csntain
Evening star., 1883-10-23

THE CABINET MRETING.-An the members OF the
Cabinet except Secretary Folger were present at
the Cabinet meeting this afternoon The meeting
was very short and no business OF Importance was
transacted
Evening star., 1883-10-23

LEAVE until further orders on surgeons certtn-
cate of disability is granted Post Chaplain Thomas
B. Van Horne, q. s. army.
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TG-lIORRGW.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

EXECUTQR,s SALE or ANTIQUE, AID OTHER
FTRNITURE. BEING THE PERSONAL ESTATE
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN u AND Y
STREETS, CONSISTING. IN PART OF GREEN
SILK BROCATELLE PAEIOR SUITE NTH
LINEN COVERS; ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITE
VERY HANDSOME; ASH Cn AMBER SIT WITH
MAHOGANY Trimmings: WALNUT CHAMBER
SUIT S1IIE; K0SEW92D, @ ZOO = ASH M AND WALNGT WARD
koR,BACk ETEGERE: OVAL FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS; CONVEX MIRROR: WALNUT NJ r
SIDFBOARD; WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
MALNuT q, S: DINING CHAIKs: MAHOGANY
& ENTNk WkT TAHLEsi ESiSHH srtSp SOFAS whkP aSP
STANDS; CEDAR CHESTS, VERY FINE; WhI-
NIT CUPB',ARDS: COMMODES; H c. AND
PLUSH GOTHIC CHAIRS: HAT RACK: HALL
TABLES; ANTIQUE CLOCK: CANDELABRAS:
FEATHER BEDS; HAIR AND OTIiER MAT
TRESSES. PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS: BED
Ding: SPRINGS; BOD BRUSSELS CARPETS;
lNtiRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS: OIL CT iOTHS:
RUGS; 81 AIDES AND CORNiCES: HEATING
WARE; KITCHEN UTENSILS. &c. sc.
CHEST TOOLS. PATTERNS CLAMrS, GRIND
STONE. FURNACE, sc.
By virtue of order passed by the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. holding special term rs
undersigned will sell at public auction at the above
named Dweiiing.on WEDNESDAY. TWENTY FOURTH
OCTOBER. 1sS3 at TEN O'CLOCK AN. the F,lrni-
ture, &c. contained therein, being MIR. Kirbys own
make. and should attract the attention of persons desr
ing first-cliss Furniture.
ARTHUR B. CLAYTON
o20-3t Executor of estate Of Samuel Kirby decd
RRN
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CRruAuLr & Co.'S
HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

$4,000 FOR So.
Third re0llar monthly drawing Will take nlace in The
Masonic Hail. Masonic Temple Building. III Louisville
Ky, -
THURSDAY NOVEMBER o. 1892
A LAWFUL. LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAINING.
Chartered by the Legisature OF Ky and twice DECLARED
LEGAL by the highest Court the State Bond given
Henry county in the sum 81 100000 for the prompt
payment of al prizes sold ,,,,,, ,,,-,,,
DRAWINGS.
"Every ticket holder his own supervisor. call
the number his ticket and the corresponding
number the tag placed in the wheel in his presence
These drawings viii occur the last Thursday Of every
month. Read the MAGNIFICENT
NOVEMBER SCHEME
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ffNHEEE STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON
Il T. STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS NORIHWEST
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. OCTOBER.
TWENTf-FOuR1H. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will I'll
sell III front of the premises the west - feet front H
OF Lot - III square 41 running back that width feet
and improved by large Brick Dwelling with modern
couveIilenCcS.
This property is situated convenient to the business
confer and street railroads and suitable for business
or dW Hug ptiIOsss. Now under rental Chance FOR
Investment.
Terms one-tliird cash balance III one and two wears
Nutcs t. Ddf litet and Tn L secured by deed Of trust
deposit ~ 500 required at sale. Convey yaucue, &c
a. pure, cost, TERMS II b COMPLIED with seven
d&i otherwise resale at risk aid cost dcfang
rlgciass aftr nve days pniIic notice in some news
paper Published iii Washington. Il. &.
N-.t-It DI\NN:ctIN Bros Anrtin:li,fss
Evening star., 1883-10-23

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PATENT OFr1cK-Messrs
Cluss Schultze, the architects of the reconstruc
ton OF the Patent Office, report to the Secretary Of
the Interior that the work is making good progress
The appropriation was 100000, and the expenditure
SO far Is or 80. The remaining funds WIN only
work will not be continued during the winter.
Evening star., 1883-10-23
OTTO" GAS ENGINE

RtHT OTTO" GAS ENGINE
4 EonuiT,-s no boiler. avoids al
lie hos -. tiEse. no handling of iue
used e1t.i. iyely for ruaL'Eg Ia
1ifNasors. Sewing Machines. Mea
su1 II;i:oyT; piIIc Presses, Coffee y
and kuiU,g Machinery, IStn6s, a
nuns 2lth extreme smOoThness and
IoSSs-sss tie lesist nun,b<-r u
kr.at siiIi iliclty of mechanism
or I'-,T-ti. gllsrs as to prices. 4
Washington Gas Light Co.
Evening star., 1883-10-23

To RECOVER LOST SEAMKN.-Secretary Chandler
to-day sent cable message to Rear Admiral
Crosby to proceed at once and recover II possible
the three American seamen who were supposed to
have been lost from the Spartan, on the island OF
AgincQurt, near Formosa. II Is thought at tAe
Navy department that the u. s. & Essex is already
on the way to the relief Of the lost men.
Evening star., 1883-10-23

The certificate OF the election OF trustees OF the
North Capitol NJ. E. church,. s. LawrenSOn, VIM.
Webster, Curtis Cheyney, John C. Stick, w. II. Mil
Ter and c. Macnchol-haS been recorded In the re-
cOrder of deeds Office
Evening star., 1883-10-23

POSTMASTER MANLKY's CAsE.-With reference to
the case OF Postmaster Manley, OF Augusta, Me-,
who has been charged with Illegally holding state
Office while acting postmaster the First Assistant
Postmaster General says that formal charges have
been laid before him. reference to the executive
order alleged to have been violated shows that the
Office alleged to be held by Postmaster Manley
rstee of the state insane asylum Is specially ex-
cepted from the scope OF the order.
Evening star., 1883-10-23

IhES- E.OIHEES AND CRAY GIVE No FREE
Ir ,ns and send you to some side-shcy, drug
- Wt' ~ 'e' Profits with tie Doctor. Those sal,-
.--.t ttsr Ct dis should
EitO HERS and GkBY ss5 IL street Southwest Mi
ifi~ II. '.lrIiIc guarantee or no pay Thirty
Inn
Evening star., 1883-10-23

III expensive attendance
mel. and no ashes. IL is
! iassell2er and E'reight
lea, Choppers. Printing
9 Mills, Roasters, Papsr.
. &c-, &c. This engine
md regularity OF speed.
u working parts. and
&C.. apply at Ofiee Of
jylS
Evening star., 1883-10-23
CHEST TOOLS: PATTERNS. ,CLAaIrs GRIND
Tl1HOS J. FISHER 4 Co. Real Estate Auctioneers

D.
o2o-N Executor of estate OF Samuel Kirby decd
Evening star., 1883-10-23

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-17
The Theatre Last Night.

Esmeralda," the play which enjoyed n
run at the MadisOn-Square Theatre, IN New
York, second only to Hazel Kirke," was
presented here last evening to a large au-
dience. Stripped OF the gorgeous scenic
surroundings which gave it additional in
terest at the Theatre OF lis creation, Is
meralda" is very simple little story,
which, while well told, is entirely devoid
Of intrigue, and is in some respects very
unnatural.
The company presenting it here is, TAX
ing it all in all. quite good for 4 travelling
company. Mr.. and Mrs. Walcot are old
Richmond favorites. the latter having
gained decided reputation here as Mrs.
Browne in the "Banker's Daughter"
Mr.. Maginley was excellent as Ebert
Rodgers, while the rest OF the cast played
their respective parts acceptably. Mr..
Wheelock's makeup for Dave Hardy, in
the second act, was to our mind rather
bad. He looked anything but the charac-
ter he impersonated. In the unnatural
role OF Mrs. Rodgers Mrs. Kate Denin-Wil-
son acted remarkably well.
The play will be repeated at a matinee
this afternoon and tonight. While not
equal to Hazel Kirke, ii is we'll worth see-
ing, and will doubtless draw crowded
houses.