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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-12

ChlcagO, St LOUIS & Plttsburd.
Depart-New York. PHILADELPHIA. WASH
iagton, Baltimore aud Pitts
ourg EXPRESS daily, s.. 4:22am
Dayton ard Columbus Elk
press, except sunday 10: ~ %M
hlchmond Accommodation. 3:07 pm
New York, Philadelphia Wash
lngton, Baltimore and Pitts
ourg Express daily, S. H.. 4:52uH
sr-, DAYTON Express, exc'p Sunday 452Pm
AAA1fo -tsfc hi>i0Iid = recommendation, eX-
eept sunday 9:42&R
New York, Philadelphia Wash
lngton, Baltimore and Pitts
bn3g Express, daily ......ll:37Su
columbus and Dayton Express
except Sunday .- 5:27pu
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
lngton, Baltimore and Pitts
ourg Express, daily ...-.-.-. .10:2s I1D
layton Express. daily except
Sunday. .-.-.-...-......-....1 o.22am
THiitCAGO DIVISION VIA KOKoMO p. C. & ST.L,Rg-
"opaFt-Louisville and Chicago Elk
press D. Co., 11:o9 Am
Louisville ana Chicago last
Express, daily, s------....... 1914 Fm
arrive Chicago ana Louisville Fast
Express, daily, s----.s-.... 3:59&u
chicago and Louisville Ex-
PRESS p. Observation-Disclosures. 334 pH
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Indiana, Bloomington 81 Western.
Denart-Pacifie Exnress and Mail .---.t 1880 am
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. $40 ON
Burlington and Rock Island
Express, daily, r. Lap pm
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
Arrive daily. r'c................ $3.50 am
C1nc1nnati Special c. c..,.... OBS ana
Atlantic EXPRESS and Mail L.. 6:l3 pm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
r1anar+-Mooreheld accommodation 630 am
Man and Day Express 1900. 500 ana
Night EXPRESS, daily. r. c.--.11:05 pm
Arrive Night Express, daily. r. Co.. 3:j5am
Mail and Day EXPRESS. .--..... 6:00Dm
Mocretield Accommodation GIG pm
EAsTERS DIVISION
Depart-Eastern Express NAH oF'r 4 m an
Atlantic Express, s. and r. c.. 6:45 Mn
Arrive Pacific Express, g. and T. c.. 700 am
Aii''e Western EXPRESS. AS pm
Burlington and X, I. Ex., d'y
r. 1923 ma
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Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye.
Elevator A. 774o0I 5000 9.900 LOO
Elevator B. 641ooI 6,2OOl 10000 1880
Capt'l Ervat'r 10000 ....---. .---.-. .--..---.
West Elevate 3410CI 1l,000l $4,000 $500
Total ....... 100000 25.4ooj 5o.SoOl 1870
Correspg day
last year. l212, O0O 35,OOOl 3l,OOol $4,000
RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS
Whear. bush Observation-Disclosures $500
Corn, bushels. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Oats, bushels. 1000
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Wabash, st. LOUIS & Pacific.
Depart--Oetroit and Chicago Mail. 714am
Toledo Fort Wayne Grand
Rapids and Michigan Ex-
press .............-. 80. 2:o4 pm
Detroit and Toledo Express,
daily, C. c. and s.-.-..----.-ll:29 pm
Arrive Mich gan and Toledo Express.
daily except Monday. 200 ana
Toledo and Fort Wayne Ex-
1884 am
Detroit and Chicago Mail. -. $50 pa
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Cinema, Ind'aplIs, St. Louis d Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago and Louisville Fast
Line daily s. and c. c-..-.. 400 am
Cincinnati Acc. daily 1898 am
Chicago and Louisville Mail
D. c-..-....-...-.....-..-... s:45 pm
Cincinnati ACCOMMODATION, d'ly SOB pm
Arrive Indianapolis Accom- dalton, d'y. 1888 aW
Chicago and st, Louis Mai, pc. 1880 avn
Western Express....-.....-.-. 4:43 pan
Chicago and ST. Lons Fast
Line, daily, sand C. c.......-.. 10:45 pm
CHIC AGO DIVISION.
Depart-Peoria and Bur. Ex....-...... 6:55 sn
Chica 90 and 81. Louis Mail D. las am
Western Express. 500 pW
Chicago Fast Line, daily, &C. 11:20 pm
Arriye-Ch.eago and Louisville Fast
Line daily, C. c. and $780,. 1855 am
Lafayette accommodation. .10;49 aWl
Chicsl go and Loifis'lle MAIL pc. $3.50 Du
Cincinnati Accom- adation-.. GAO PIN
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txcHANor AVID dovraNmRNr SECURITIES.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Entered as second-cass matter at the Postofhc
at Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Clnclnnatl. Hamilton and Ind annapolis
Depart-Cincinnati, DAYTON and Toledo 400 WI
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
and New York 1850 am
Connersviiie Accommodation. 4:3o Pm
Cincinnati DAYTON. Toledo
ana New York Express. -. 6: 10 MN
Arrive- Connersville Accomm odatiou. 8 80 am
Cincinnati, Peoria and st.
Ionis .1l:5o Avn
Cincinnnti Accommodation. 500 Dus
Cincinnati, Peoria and ST.
Iouis ................1Q :40 nTn
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COrn-Prices continue firm, and because of
light receipts buyers offering full quotations.
but We notice feeling of caution among deal
ers, which would indicate lack of faith in the
continuance of high prices. Undoubtedly the
chief basis of the present marked advance is
speculation, and while the manipulators have
led the contding ones up to the plane of their
desire, the country, and especially the "'lambs,"
may hear something drop. Seab0Grd is higher
eli around ninn from 10 N Dc Re NJ To.
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Indianapolis and St LOUIS
1ao,ar,--T,ov Fxpress daily C. c.-.... 7:10 AM
i'0f"' PARIS Express ....-...... $50 mn
Boston and Sf.Louis Express.p $50 pm
New York ann ST Louis Elk
press. daily, 3. and C. c---.--11:1O pm
Arrive New York aud Boston EK-
press, dailv. C. c...---.-------- 4;h an
local Passenger. p....-.-.--- $50 aA
Indianapolis Express. 3:15 pm
Day Express, C. C.. daily. $50 nm
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Rye-No. .. steady; Sc bid; no sellers,
timothy, quiet; SO bid; none Of
red
GRAIN IN STORE.
Dec 10, 1888.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
ATHLETIC PARK, base ball to- day.
Police Court Notes.

Charles w. Adams was charged with as
saulting his wife and also James Brooks, who
interfercd. He was given thirty days in one
case and sixty in the other.
The charge of housebrea king against Ben
Boyd was not sustained, and charges of petty
larceny and threats were substituted. The
cases will be heard tomorrow.
John Manual was held for the grand jury
in 81 900 bonds in each of two cases of house,
breaking, in entering two stables and stealing
two horse collars.
Edward House and Harry Noble were sent
to the workhouse for ninety days each as sus-
pCious characters.
Frank Garrity, who was charged with the
larceny Of some gauges, presented witnesses
to his good character and he was honorably
acquitted.
John Henegman was charged with seriously
assaulting Abram Walker The case went
over till the injured man can appear.
Thomas p. McNIanus was fined $50 for in
decent exposure in walking about in his
room which was brilliantly illuminated, with
nothing on but his undershrt.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
A GOOD medicinal tonic, with real merit
Browns Iron Bitters.
GEORGETOWN INV College.

1t will be matter of congratulaton to the
friends of Georgetown university" old
Georgetown college," to use the name that
years and associations have hallowed-for
them to hear that the law department of that
institution has procured suitable building
for it's permanent use and occupation. The
building will be ready for occupancy at the
beginning of the next term of the school in
October. 1t is the southeast corner of Sixth
and + streets northwest. The cost of re-
modelling will be several thousand dollars.
Among other improvements in the school is
the establishment of a protessorship of Latin,
for the express purpose of giving in
struction in that language to such students
of the law school as may desire
to avail themselves of the opportunity
offered The object in view when its pro-
censorship was created was to remove the
difficulties so many students on the threshold
OF their studies meet with from their want of
acquaintance with the Latin language, which
supplies SO considerable part of the phrase
ology of the law. The instruction is in
tended to be auxiliary to the law course, and
will be given without any charge to the stu
dents taking the course of law lectures
Mr.. Yeatnan has been appointed secretary,
This gentleman graduated first in his class
last year, and has already shown the same
energy and efficiency with business affairs OF
the law school as he manifested in the study
of legal science. Largely through his means
the list of students for next year already
contains nearly twice as many names as that
of the last term.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
LOCAL MENTION.
GNivano-ungnOtio Treatment

of DISEASE,
SUBTRACTION GUARANTEED or AMOUNT PAID FOR
TREATMENT REFUNDED THE PATIENT
In SUCCESSFUL OPERATION IN BALTIMORE, ND,
DURING PAST Two YEARS.
BRANCH OFFICE, EMBRACING ALL THE ADvANT-
AGES OF HOME OFFICE, Now OPEN DAILY AT
9S2lk Il street n. W., Washington.
once Hours from to IL n. M, and 2toS p. M,
Sundays excepted.
Consultation Free at Office or Home of Patient.
CdR or scnd or pamphlets containing over one hun.
dred Testimonials Of cures NJ citizens of Baltimore,
cOpcug nc cntirc range Of nerve and otherwise m
C7irdbt IGedSeS.
CHIEF ENGINEER OF CoTToS Press. FooT OF BOND
STREET, RELIEVED or EIGHT YEARS MUSCULAR
RHEUMATIsM, DYspEPsIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT
IN SIX WEEKS, AND GAINED EIGHT POUNDS IN
FLESH 1N SAME TINE.
BALTIMORE.
L. A. PARSONS &c Co.:
GENTLEIES; | have been a great sufferer for
eight years with misery Ia my lett size. During
that period was also nflcCd with Indigestion.
accompanied with severe collie puts, and belch-
liver. Six weeks ago | concluded, after observing
the result of your treatment in nnny cases, that
would !ty yOuruOw Justly famous MAGNETIC CURE.
To my qualification AM able to report, for the
benefit OF similar sufferers, that have never ex-
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gained one pound in leSn per week. Now ut the
end OF the sixth week Of your GALVANO-AIAGSET1C
TREATMENT, | feel like u new man, free from all
pain. ! can cat and enjoy my meals, and am as
simlating my food because increasing in flesh,
aud my liver troubles and bilious SYMPTOMS have
JoiiN II. GuNBY,
Chief Engineer Cotton Press,
Foot Bond street, and ~ North Broadway.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
A WiNo,s TrOuble.

Fora number of years my wife has been
troubled with chronic rheumatism, it being
in some portion of her body constantly lex
cept perhaps in the very warmest weather in
summer. Last Christmas she contracted a
very severe cold, and diseased condition OF
the kidneys became manifest, which sub
jected her to excessive suffering, as the symp-
toms of gravel became more prominent, her
urine being colored, accompanied by heavy
brick dust sediment
After trying several remedies without re-
lief, l procured for her bottle of Hunts
Remedy, which she commenced taking, and
before three days had passed she became much
better. She continued using the medicine
until she had used six bottles, and now feels
entirely cured of both rheumatism and kid
ney complaint. She believes her present ex-
cellent health due solely to the use of Hunts
Remedy. WILLIAM c. CLEAvELAND.
NORWICH, CONN, May 5, 1888.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
ATHLETIC PARK; Bashful VS.. Hyattsville
National Thenfer.


A preliminary season at this theater is an
nounced to commence on Monday night next,
Barlow & Wilson's minstrels being tho at
traction. This organization has always met
with great favor in this city on account of the
excellence of the performances given. This
season they come with augmented force, and
promise an entertainment superior to any OF
their former efforts. Among some Of the
names announced first come, of course, George
Wilson and Alilt Barlow, then Frank Moran,
Billy Carter, L. NJ. Kayne, Barney Pagan
Howe and Bell, the four aces, Tierney, Tai
bert, Crawford and McKisson, the Alhambra
quartette Vernon, Temple, Harding and
Belknap, chorus of twelve, and an orchestra
led by Eddie Fox, as well as brass band OF
twenty under tho leadership of Fred Helm
rich. The company is now under the man
agement of Mr.. Ii. j. Clapham.
The season of the minstrels will be brief
one of three nights and matinee, and the box
office of the theater is now open.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
GRATIFYING REsuLTs.

Under date of May Ia, Mr.. L. A. Thomson,
the we'll known grocer and provision doal0r,
of 7S Green street, New Haven, Conn, writes
as follows "Several weeks since l was
taken very i'll with kidney disorders, and an
examination of my urine showed very dis
easod condition of my kidneys, and had alsc
symptoms of diseased state of my liver, The
passing of my urine was accompanied with
severe pains in tho small of my back and
loins, followed by burning sensation, and
after having stood awhile in the vessel the
urine showed very heavy deposit of sedi-
mont similar to ground brick dust, and, in
short found that l was in such diseased
condition as to require immediate medical at
tention, and as l was anxious to obtain the
best and most speedy remedy, | looked and
inquired carefully, and became satisfied that
Hunt's Remedy was an article OF excellent
merit and therefore | concluded to give it a
trial. and commenced taking il, and before
had taken ono bottle found such great i'm
provement that decided to continue its use,
and by taking only two bottles the result has
been most gratifying in giving me restored
health.
81 have ordered supply of Hunts Remedy
for my store, and shall hereafter have it for
sale, as ! consider it an excellent article for
diseases of tho liver and kidneys"
National Republican., 1883-08-30
Walter B. Williams u Co.,
AuCTIoNEERs,


SALE BY CATALOGUE OF VALUABLE WORKS
,OF AKI, HAVING FORM ERl,Y BELONGED
~, iIh ROYAL BOURBON FAMILY OF
FRANCE. BOUGHT IN HOTEL DE VENT'E
mAitlnl 1917, Ar RESI- DENCE NO. 1850 'TIIIR'
I-abNIll STREET NORTH WfS'r, ON WE'D
NEcDAl, AUGUST TWENTY. NINTH Iss3
Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. -
WORKS OF ARR
l. one Antique Cabinet secrataire, in Mosaic wood
and gllt bruu2e ornaments.
TWO Antique Candeabres, gilt bronze with black
winged Stutuettes; very massive and heavy like
those ia Chateau dc Versailles
o. TWO Flower Vas %, POrCelano de Sevrts.
g. TWO CuLs with SauCers and Covers, Antique por.
e Hine de fSpvres Q7S) from Chat eau de FannIne-
birRu, Win portraits of Louis XVI and the Prn-
cess LambHilc, OF the deep blue enamel (beu du
TOD which Is now lost art. Very rare aud of
Very higl vaiue.
s. onepcnduleand two Candeabres, of French solid
g. One Monoee OF largest size (gass inches in dl-
hDeter), III Walnut Case.
And Immediately thereafter the household effects
VIII he sold per maaus lrlpt. named In part
ROSEWOOD th'e PIANO. stool and Cover: Parlor Suite,
upholstered in Raw Slk; Velvet Couchcs, Lace
,uTtains ID Cornlces Wa nut Book case Writing
Tables. Library 1ablC3, Law silk Curtains, Hall
Ni.ck, Teunesset Marble base, Mirror Back: Wal
nntChlilonier Marble Top Chamber Suites Ward
rones, Folding Bed-SOias, Walnut Pillar Extension
Table, Walnut Marble Top BOulet, Easy Chairs,
Brace Arm Dining Chairs Refrigerator. Chilrs
CHINA and Glassware. Kitchen Utensils, etc,
The Works of Art will be on view TUESDAY, AU-
SuSl 2iril, rom to O'Clock p. M Catalogue can
Deob'nneu from the AuCtOneer day previous TO sale.
WALHBR Is. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts.,
huso0t Corner Tenth and Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1883-08-30
CANAL MATTERs.
Lnnt Enith In PhXalcinna.

Why is is it that so many persons use pro-
prietary medicines,or patent medicines,as they
are commonly called? Is it because people
lose faith in their physicians? We'll, this is
no doubt frequently the case. There are in
Vulnerable instances where cures have been
effected by Scovill's Sarsaparilla or Blood
and Liver Syrup for all diseases of the blood
when they had been given over by theii
physicians. 1t is one of the best remedies
ever offered to the public, and as it is pre-.
pared with the greatest care, as u specific fol-
certain diseases, it is no wonder that it should
be more eifectual than hastily written and
carclessly prepared prescriptions made by in
competent physicians. Take this medicine
for all disorders arising from impure blood
1t is indorsed by leading professional men as
we'll as by eminent physicians and Others.
Try it,
National Republican., 1883-08-30
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The work of rebuilding the NJ. l.. church
OH Washington street, has commenced in ear
nest The entire work will be under the su-
pervision of II. III. Warder, of this city. The
work will be pushed forward as rapidly as the
material can be gotten ready.
The small schooner lately built Mt Dean q
ship yard by Capt. Dean has been measured.
Her gross tonnage is 1922 tons. Capt. Turner's
new freight steamer will be measured for ton
mage tomorrow.
The American Wood Pulp Paper company,
of ofPhildelpha propose building number of
barges to freight poplar wood; and Charles
Ward, ship carpenter at the Potomac ship
yard, is now laying the model for the first
barge, which will carry 200 cords of wood.
At family gathering at Judge Gray's
country residence, near MusOn's hill yester-
day, about twenty, members of the famil y,
were present, four generations being repre-
sentcd. The day was very enioyably spent.
Between fifty and one hundred members of
the Good Templar lodges from Washington,
d. c., paid the Golden Light lodge, of this
city, surprise visit Tuesday evening. Al
though the visit was SURPRISE the visitors
were elegantly entertained by their temper
ance friends hero.
Tho city democratic committee meets to.
night for the purpose Of organization.
Receipts of wheat yesterday were IL ,lOC
bushels; corn, 1900 bushels
! The game of base ball played Tuesday in
this city between tho Alexandria club and
| Waverlys, of Washington, was closely con
tested. They played only six innings, The
game then stood 81 to in favor of the Alex
andrians, but, according to the rules of the
game, not having played seven innings they
were Obliged to go back to the fifth inning
which stood . to q in favor of the AleXan
drians. Errors were few and equally di
vded. Vented, of this city's club, made thu
only home run, and brought in man will
| him.
At the grain market we have had few new
features in the flour market during the pas
few days of pronounced character; ther
is q slight increase in receipts, and prices con
tinue steady and firm. Wheat has rule,
easy, but closed active ut quotations for al
prime lots; 10000 bushels were offered yes
torday on change and sold at 1lO to III for fli
Fultz, Ill for mixed, and ll2 to ia for fai
sample of Longberry; no fancy lots have beei
offered for several days. Corn is steady an,
firm; 1000 bushels of white brought 60 an,
100 ofyellow go to 81. One hundred and tw
bushels of good rye brought 80 and u dam
aged lot so. Two hundred bushels of oat
sold at 80. There is no change in produce
prices remaining steady.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
SCENE IN THE POLICE COURT.
A Prisoner Assaults n Witness Will
Giving Ills Testimony.

Prisoner Assaults witness While
Giving His Testimony.
Leander P. W. Guy caused a sensation in
the police court Saturday. He was charged
with assaulting Wesley Burk, colored bar.
keeper, Mr.. Burk testified that Guy came
into his bar room and ordered drinks which
he refused to pay for. When pay was de-
manded Guy assaulted Burk aud bit his fin ger
very severely.
At this point Guy said that tho witness was
lying about him, and walking up to the wit
ness stand kicked Burk with great force, Guy
was overpowered and ironed to the dock rail,
where he stood vainy endeavoring to break
the handouts during the remainder of the
hearing.
When loosened from the rail, although still
hnndcufied, Guy assaulted Bailitf Revels and
hammered him with the steel handouts. He
was taken to cell, fighting all the way. His
sentence was five months in Jail, two
months for the original assault on the col
Ored man, Burk. and three months for the as
sault on him in the court. He was not pros
ecuted for the assault on the bailiif.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
United States NIarshal's Sale.

BY virtue OF writ heri facias, issued out OF tho
CLERKS office OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash. In front the Court House door of said
district, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of fSiPTEMBEk
1888, at Il oclock m all the right ttle claim, and in
torest Of the defendant in and to the following de-
scrihed properly. to witt Lot No. ~ of w b. rOdd's
SUBDIVISION OF lots IN square No. 5SJ lot ~ Of w: b.
ODDS SUI d vision of lois In square No. 6sS lots No.
%, as aud ~ In ". B. Tods subdivision Of lots in
SOU No. Gj part of lot being the east 10 feet
by depth thereof, in square No ,lO6o lots and in
square 1868, in the city of Washington, ID. c.,
together with oil and singular the improvements
thereon, levied upon as the property of the defend
ant William B. Todd to satisfy execution No. 19I7i
at law in iayOr of NJ. W. Gait Bro. & Co., use oil AL
len 9. Clark.
CLAYTON McMICHAEL.
au20-td u g. Marshal.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
DuncansOn Brothers,

PIREMPToRY SALE OF EELEeANT wALNuTNI
4. CHAMBER SITS extra SIZE GLASSES),
MAhNUrPAi;LURS SUITES QN GREEN AND
S9ooLLp AM ~ & X tlisON !, WALNUT N. T.
NUT WARpRoBk lENrRA sIzl), WALNUT
WARDltt BES (SMA AlLER), BODY TAPESTRY
AND iNiRAiN CARPETS LACE CuKlAINs,
THESES, Fin L HAIR NJ \ rRESSES, FEATH
ER PlLLoMs MD nOLsT .GIiS, ELEGAN r
~ ETCn PLA Il MANT 81 NJ tRROR IN Wa l.
BSHE5 AND GILT LI ~ ~ RGG SIZiG), MATTEL MIR;
TAB. .E,WALNUTANDo o lK DiElNG CHAIRS,
sMIAIiLHNur IiH ATn AZ m GILT III TokNiGG,SS. WiiNspoDWH WisDH
GGAAGGKK66 "a "AT , ,AAGKh TWO rWALNNuT HAALL AItL
LoUNGlS s., /. hjE LOT BLANKETS, ROCK
t;itS, VA IE.i ElOLER5. DROP LIGHTS. ARM
CHA RS. KITCHEN UTENSILS &c, &c, Is t-
ING THE llNrI ~ CONTENTS OF HOUSE NJ.
N II rREET NORTHWEST, CORNER OF
TEN I'll.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 40 com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell the premises,
No. 9il II STREET NORri WEST, the ABOVE men.
toned iurniturc, being nearly new and in splendid
condition, the chamber sets and waIdrobes being
eSrecilly fine, being all contained In fifteen rooms.
Parties furnishing should attend this sale. rs the ar
ticles nave been well kept and as good as new.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

August 10, 1888
In accordance with the provisions Of the second
section OF the act oil congress (chapter S9 approved
August D. 1884, there will be sold, at the times and at
the Navy Yards herein mentioned, stores and sup-
plies belonging 10 the Navy, unserviceable for use
therein, and old articles ana materials which cannot
be prohtably used by reworklng or otherwise in the
construction repair of vessels their machinery,
armor armament, or equipment, viz: At Portsmouth,
\. H.. September II; Boston. september 20; New
London, September ~; New York September 2E:
League Island, September %; Washington, October
l. Norfolk. October 4; Pensacola. september 80 and
Mare Island, Cal, Sepiem Der "a, 1889.
The sales VIII be at public auction for cash. to the
highest bidder, and will commence at 10 q, nl and
continue from day to day, If necessary, until all the
articles are sold or offered. Inventories of the
tcles to be Offered can be procured from the COM
mandants OF the yards, resnectiyely:
EDWARD II. NICHOLS,
aul5-w4t Acting Secretary ofthe Navy.
National Republican., 1883-08-30
United States MarshaI's Sale.

by virtue of writ of her facias, issued out of the
clerks office OF the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and TO me directed. will sell at public
sale for cash. in front of the Court House door of
District, on MONDAY, the 10th day Of september,
1882 at II O'Clock m all the right title, claim. and
Interest of the defendant In and to the following de-
scrbed property, TO wit; Lot No. 9, IN square No;
1892 and lot No. y in square No 1895 In the oty OF
Washington d. c., together with all and singular the
improvements thereon levied upon as the property
OF the defendant, Jonn ONell, to satisfy execution
No. "A ,4Gd, in favor of Frank Hume, and execution
No. 2i,226, in favor OF John j. Cook, use of Horace
CLAYTON McMICHAEL
au-2td United States Marshal