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APP LEGATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSES prsAPPRovRp.
The Commissioners this afternoon disapproyed
applications for liquor licenses as follows: Catheri-
ma Ollie, Henry Koch, VIM. Bergman, George r.
Kozel, and John Leonard They also approved the
applications OF Rudolph Bleifus, VIM Bundi, Mag
delena Burns, S. Christian Bauman, II. c. Christ
man, Annie Dunn, Christian G. Gockeler, Michael
Halinan, James Hayes, Frank Mcknew, Merrinelle
Masini, Christian Platz, John Brady. Geo. Scher-
ger. Alfred Wandel Maria Broderecht, Bernard
Bryan, August Dohrer August Long, John j. Nc
MahOn, and Mary Reuth
COMPLAINT AGAINST A SAw-MrI1.
Mr.. Orvflle ID. Fletcher, in q note 10 the Commits
soner, under date of the cath instant complains OF
horsepower wood Saw-mill next to his house.
The Commissioners reply that they are advised
That the complainant has ample remedy by appeal
to court.
FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD
MT. James 4. Arnold, OF AnacoStia. In note 20
the Commissioners. states that, having learned OF
the intention OF matchmaking "Nichos avenue,
that he Will donate the ground making a ten foot
sidewalk from the curb, providing the curbing,
paving and all work pertaining thereto be done at
the expense of the District government
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntwSle: II. Z. Smith. erect a
threesory brick dwelling west side OF 9th street
between Pennsylvania avenue and street south
east; s. 900.
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GRAVE ROBBERS AFTER THE BODY OF THE FAT
BRIDE--The funeral OF the fat bride, who died in
Baltimore, attracted large and inquisitive throng
about the house on Saturday. The coffin was six
feet four inches long, three feet wide and two feet
deep, and reSembed giant bath-tub. AS no hearSe
could be found large enough covered wagon was
used, and hacks, containing the weeping husband
OF the deceased and the employees OF the museum,
Followed the strange vehicle through the streets to
Mount Olivet cemetery. Attempts were made to
rob the grave Saturday night, but close watch
was kept, and the wOuld-be robbers were driven or
by the firing OF guns
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SAfES s. % sfE AHR H S@hHsS 4 e
STREET I1 No 66l sTREET. CoRNER SIXTH;
6f THE h fEa3hGNS M TS THE ESTATE
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the "a
District Of Columbia holding Equity Court ss:i
h1mberea $,lsgi Eanity Docket IS the andsrsigned
p sell f tic IN s # e hours
fsE1f BAY dF i f @ !, foH hs
ate in the City Of Washington the District of Columbia
three hundred and seventy s BEGINNING for the
ns sa% 1 as
an & ~ GS feet ten 90 inches and mel g
alley due thirty go feet six co. inches and
0an inch thence at right angles due south through
and one inef to north rect tn
six m s 81 and de eds to @
AND On SAME DAY, at FIVE O'CLOCK M, that
situate in said eity District Known as being ss
square numbered four Hundred and eight t4os
s seSen at and h Ss
ehs sonh said and
thence w nn % feet -four ndPsa
HaSHSSx .t the TT5ETEEsT mt PAY OF
that other certain piece real estate and
hundred and vent beginning for the same anne
ming North along the line Of stree. west
@ n ea5f s @ f ses
e B blis Of at FIVE
ises situate in said city and District and known and
hersd four hundred and ffty-hrss 53 bes1nins for
-tVe
the rear line Of said lot thence west with said line
eighty five $50 feet to q north and thence east
sag s'fss TT # Nj AFTER
Situate sa P ey and s
hered four hundred and fifty three t45 beginning for
s s shs ss1n
T aSes s6uth Ss s
fe1 E the IN pae s. 81 inv IMMEDIATELY
estate and premises situate in said city and District
osf foHr 1s g
ct the soas ser
@ @ seesss
AS5 = U.s. j. rS6S AE
premises situate in said city and District known as and
being the cast half Of lot numbered six Co in square
is laid off the ground plan or survey of said city,
property
Terms of SALE prescribed by said decree fol-
lows: The purchaser oney to be paid 0nethr in cash
and the residue in equal installments in and two
years from the day Of sale the whole to bear interest
from the day Of sale and the payment thereof to be
OF sale ratification thereof by the CHANCELLOR
deposit of five hundred dollars ts5OO) each of the
s09 9th street northwest and 627 street northwest
naming pieces of propertS wifi NV rennire at the time
OF sale and the whole cash payment must be made
recording at purchasers cost If the of sale
not complied with within ten 0) days after any sale
made the trustees the right to sell piece of
property upon which default has been made ut the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser and after
weeks notice by advertisement in one newspaper.
JAMES G. PAYNE
482 Louisiana avenue, I r,,..oo
EDWARD H. THOMAS, 1Ius'eeS.
- Room 8, GIG + street Ii W.,
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. o29-d&ds
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FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD AcCTDKNT.-A passenger
train on the Panhandle road and freight train on
the Michigan Central cOllided yesterday at Joliet
Crossing, thirty miles from Chicago The engines
were thrown upon and set fire to the flagman'S box
engineer and fireman OF one engine was killed and
the engineer OF the other was crazed by his iniu-
RES The accident was the result of gross neglect
OF Ine rue mat trains must stop over eight hun
dred yards from the crossing.
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Local Notes.

Andrew Ferguson, while passing along Pennsyi-
vania avenue last night, was assailed by an un-
known colored man, who struck him a blow on the
head, laying the scalp open.
DR.. ChaS. Allen has removed dry cancer from
the nose, near the right eye, OF Mr.. Nicholas San
derson, well-knOwn citizen OF East Washington
The cancer has been annoying Mr.. Sanderson for
many years, and latterly had been dangerous
The case OF Policeman G. w. Hutchinson for as
sault on Sam Banks for which he was convicted
some weeks ago In the Police Court, was tried in
the Criminal Court to-day on appeal, and Hutchin-
son was acquitted
Peter Emerson, alias "Ban1o Pete" was put on
trial this morning In the county court of sessions
Cashier Smith, of the Orange National bank of
$4,000 In railroad car In Hoboken on July &
Charles S. wilson was to-day admitted to the bar
mtttee. 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
I. COLDWELI. Real Estate Auctioneer

II I. COLDWELL- Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES n SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL TwO-sTOR Y
R0h ny BRICK DWELLING. WITH MANsARD.
ooo MAPLE AVENUE, lie DROIT PARK"
ny virtue OF deed of trust dated Novemb 1st, a.
a ~ 1872 duly recorded in Iiber No. 795, fol 10 443
one OF the land records for the District of Col urubia
a AT IIe request of the party secured viii sell at
public auction. in front of the premises MONDAY,
9CIOBER TWENTY NINTH, 1888. at HALF PAST
foIR O'CLOCK p. NJ the following described real
estate situate In the county of Washington District of
Solnm bia to wit All OF lot numbered fourteen Q4 in
block numbered two % of A. L. Barber Co.'S subdi-
vision of LIE Drc Park fronting sixty (G0) feet the
north side of Gilman street, called Maple avenue
with depth of hundred and ferty-one DAD feet as
recorded in the office of the of said District
together W it'll the improvements &c.
Terms of sale: 81 26S 9G and expense of sale cash
and the balance at six twelve and eighteen months
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest from
the day of sale and secured bya deed of trust the
required at the time of sale and all conveyancine
expense of the purchaser Terms to be complied with
in seven days otherwise the Trustees the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser after five days advertisement The
Evening Star newspaper.
IVORY g. KIMBALI. ! r,,....
olf-coSds ARNOLD b. JOHNSON,} -Aios'eea
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NHaNCERI SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVEDIA
\ REAL ESIATE-STCRE AND DWELLING-ES::::i
At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 2oTH 81

AND VI STREETS NORTHWEST
ty virtue Of deere, Of the supreme Court of the Dis
fil.t ni Columbia. passed the LIST day of October
ID iSS equity No. $3.50 wherein Julia Green
J. complainant and Annie G.. FOrStbory al defend
ants. the undersigned Trustee, Will offer for sale at
DAY, IHE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER A. d. 1873
az fotE O'CLOCK =. NJ. the following described
lruFry- Nlz Parts OF Lots IL and L. III surare III
ttiE3ing 1T the northwest of said square and
Tunfr- thence cas-; along north street and
inches thence south ~ feet thence west and III
l' les = rh street ard thence north along 10Th
!" it Iltr Ol btnli.< and improved 10y tErCe-story
brlsk Notwithstanding anal Siorrhouse
ms II sale a. Tl'sd 10y the decree One third
g tii' lIE ',~t money to te paid cash balance In
w Cd'Al llStailmcnts payable respectively i'll and
w. StirS ir" the day Of sale, and secured deed of
itiSt "lt TIN property sold the satisfaction of the
II 'S or all cash at tie option of the purchaser a
otlrSt ~ 10" required day OF sale Ii sale
ini s"ii ti %ll III seven days from day OF sale the
1919 WI ~ rtscIi al rlSk and cost of detaultin
lt-Nt.istt- SSilf al-llts ~ purchasers cost
FILLMORE BEAII. Trustee
So ~ stsss.t northwest.
Ci9-t'Sts DCNCANSON BROS; Aucts
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m1ngs, alias 'Mick the Stuff" and Jack Mccarthy
alias "Engllsh Jack" fought in Long Island city
championship OF Brooklyn. At the end OF three
rounds, in which each of the contestants received
much punishment, cry OF police dispersed puyil-
alarm The referee decided t0hOld the stakes until
the men meet again.
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LIEUT.. R0BTNsON'S CAsE-The officials at the War
department state that the publication to the effect
that PaymaSter General Rochester has recon-
mended that Lieut.. S. C. Robinson be given time tn
explain his financial actions before his trial is un
" -
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BROS. Aurtioneers.

ikUSTEES SALE OF THRTE-STOIY BRICK
DNIilING WITH STORE, ON EAST SIDE OF
SENES I'll. BEIWEEN y AND U STREETS
NORTHWEST
Iy VlrJuc 81 deed Of trs: recorded in Iier No *,
40. fvlo - .. stl OF the land records the
frlt ~ t|iJi bla and ~ The request party IA
SecUrVd tECTtUy. viii sil al public auction front of
th' Prrn.i~sS. WEDNESDAY, THE THIRTY FIRST
IAl OF OCTOBER, lse3, at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ
Tart of Lot >. square AZ. th. city of Washington
j - 4 At point Ith street
thy southwest corner Of said lot and thence
h'-th ~ t,t AMI ,Ntt1diI- bdca with that width due
- 70 lt7t To- the line OF. said lot with the
l''l at. coS@tina, of thrcS-stOry brick building.
Fit~ tN' tliirt cash. and balance at six and
- ,iitils for which the notes of the purchaser
W ii'' i al SIX cciltUtn Per from the tlay
- VI! l. taken. secured by deed of trstupon the
deposit $50 viii be required Of the pug
-. % " tilne II sale. All convey ancng at the cost
49, - 1a's'I All taxes aud assessments To June 80
- - ''-c utit OF tie Purchase money
.-,-H Nh- r. NATII NGIY Trustee
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SAvAeKRy IN TExAs-At Lovelady, Texas satur-
day night two drunken roughs> named STANDBY
Ind Turner stopped at the house OF Mr. Montzin-
ger, and calling him outside, literally cut him 10
pieces In the presence Of his wife and child MIA
MontZnger armed herself with aNe-handle and
attacked the muriererS while her little son brought
out his fathers gun and attempted 10 shoot them
The weapon was wrenched nom the childS hands
by STANDBY, who threatened 10 XII both mother
and child II they raised an alarm and the murder
erS then left
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COMMODORE DAVIS TO SUCCEED REAR ADMIRAL
CRosBY.-Commander John Lee Davis will be or
dered tomorrow to succeed Rear Admiral Crosby
In command Of the Asiatic station Commodore
DAVIS is now member of the light house board,
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% OBERT O. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
h 10th and Z streets northwest.

AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HO; - ON K STREET. No I4G}. TEE FORMER
RESIDENCE OF TIE LATE HON. EBON c.
lNGEISOLI.
u, virtue of two deeds of trust, dated respects
fysy: en- the hrst day Of November. 1873 and -
eighth gay OF April 1875, and recorded i'll liber 1
90 fl.O 214 and Ibtr No. S.2. folio is4 in the land
re1s of the District of Columbia VIII sell public
au,ii. IN front OF the premises. TIL RSDAY No
NEMBEi FIRST. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
I1wii al state IN the city of Washington District of
t'hrtIa, with all the improvements thereon wit.
I't hnter't two CD III kidwells recorded subdivi-
slit OF sai3T'e Numbered two hundred seventeen
t2l according to the plat thereof in the office of the
surveyor OF Washington city, District of Columbia
I'rlf.S 81 s<tic: Oc-tOUrth cash and the balance
Oh tN" and three with interest thereon the
rat 81 - I-r cent able annually
or AZ tN 81 the option Of the purchaser deposit OF
Sb 70 b made az time Cf sale If terms of sale are not
Pied with III ten days the Trustee reserves the right
10 resell tie Property at thu risk and efaulting
lufCstr The utlc To BIZ retained by the Trustee until
The entire amount Of purchase money las been laid
Al! convey aliclug 1T the cost Of purchaser.
, - - JAMES u. BEIiRET, Trustee.
IL Il - All-. Il I'd
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A WASHINGTON CONSCIENCE.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has received from an unknown person
the sum OF $3.50, inclosed In an envelope post
marked Washington. ID. C. The money has been
deposited in the Treasury on account Of "Con-
science"
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COLONEL JOHN E. TOURTELLoTTE and Colonel John
M. Bacon, aides-de-camp, will accompany the Gen.
eral OF the army from this city to st. Louis, Mo.
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THE LEAVE of Capt VIM. H. Bixby, corps of engi-
neers, is extended one month.
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w. a NV nv nUnA SCArDAL IN nn0a Llfk-A rev
suit In high life which would shortly be begun and
which would shock New York society to its center
talk on the matter Il Is now said that the parties
are Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont, the son o. August
Belmont, the rich banker and agent q the Roths-
childs, and his WIFE
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CONSIDERATION FOR THE YOUNG LADY.-In the
Police Court to-day, Robert Boyd, young man,
it was stated that pistol was fired at the time,
but Gid no damage. The counsel for Boyd stated
bringing the name OF young Lady into the case,
and rather than do so he would plead guilty. The
court said as pistol had been used he would
$50 fine.
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MAR RlED.


DowE-DOwNING. On the 25th otol.rr lisa hv
the Rev. Mr.. Cuthbsrt, W. II. DONE and EMILY
DOWNING, of Washington d. c. No cards
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catarThs, COILS, lung disorders, &C. which DIR.
Jaynes Expectorant as promptly cures when faith-
fully Administered.
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THOMAs DOWLING, Auctioncer-

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR THE CAPITOL. PARTLY IMPROVED BY
A SMALL FRAME HOUSE.
b. virtue OF deere OF the Supreme Court of thee
District IF Columbia. holding special term in f-:a
equity, No S445. Equity Docket wherein 81
HIry X. Willard is complainant and Joseph c. Willard
l. tnaut. which decree PASSED t, 18th lay of
oCtb-r. y ID. 1883. We will, ON TUESDAY, NOVEM-
BER The THIRTEENIH Q3TIi(. A d. 1893, at the
hour of FOUR r. NJ III front OF the premises otter for
sale at public auction Lot fye o. square five hun
Itd ard scve1tysi (561. iii the city of WASHINGTON
District Of Columbia said Lot being partly improved
by !. small frame house
Trrns Of sale prescribed by said decree, One
third 60 of the purchase money shall be paid cash
day OF >at-, onethrG III one and third in two
years the deferred Payments to bear interest
stcprVi y mortgage upon the property sold deposit
OF cne-tiifi OF the purchase money must be made when
the ro.srty is knocked down C0uyayancinz cost OF
Pur,h HENRY WISE GARNETT
No. = Columbian Law Building
Z. c. COLE,
oe2G-dts 402 9th street northwest.
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CHAPOTEAUrs
WINE OF fEPTOyA
A wneglassful of which contains 10 srxmres Of Beef
artifcally dgested by Plsine II entirely assmila-
BILE and passes into the blood vessels without requiring
the stomach TO do any previous work 1t Is highly rec
commended tby the medical faculty of Paris) TO conva-
lescents to persons whose blood poor who suffer
from Cloross Diabetes, Weakness General Wasting
Away stomach Ache Gastralga, Loss of Appetite to
those Exhausted by Excess of Work Age Fever Dysen
terry. Disease OF the Chest Cancerous Affections Ere.
quent travelling or Long Fatigue Paris, hue Vyienne
No. 3.
Sold by all DrusgistA Ma2-mktLly
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMRTER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
offlcer to-day am, COS; II am, 653 pm, Il a
Maximum, 72O; minimum, 58h
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS

Co1p WEATHER
coming and to be ready for IL you should call at our
assortment of HEATING STOVES ever seen in this
city; Among them are the celebrated RADIANT HOME
yertable hue STOVES Also great variety of COOKING
LATROBES. FURNACES, SLATE MANTELS, CRATES
&C. The only place It'll street where the Genuine
Danforth's FLUID Is sold. Call and examine our stock
W. s. jerks 4 CO.,
sep22 TIT It'll street northwest
ID PERPETRATORS AND WATER COOLERS
HI AT REDUCED PRICES
Fruit Jars, Jelly Tltnblers
Tin Fruit Cans and Wax
Crockery. Glassware and Kitchen Utensils
Gilrays Lace Curtain Stretcher
GEO. WATTS,
jy26 314 7th street, s doors above Penna avenue
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

the holder thereof. viii sell, within our Auction
3CIoBEE Thirty FIRST isss at SH one h O'CLOCK
pany being certicate 10 i0i "-A ''--''i'e 'o'''-
d dsr1as cash. for holder Of note h,<c,xsox D,os
EPSH . On TIE HTEr Est sIPE 1E FoTK
IMEEN fflaN IND kH So15EEI1H saSp re
sy AfD 81 fS5Hb sRH n HHSR sS
cMsScn fok DDb TSK
By virtue Of decree Of tine supreme Court Of theaH
ps a Of Ass IN on E the
7.t72 Equity docket No 81 we viii offer for sale by
& fE0n Ts R The s 1s 1885, ar rT F5hR
O'CLOCK Nj. Lots four "a. six co. and eight
City Of Washington, according to the subdvison
court by its order passed in said has authorized us
lows Lot four O. into three lots each fron rs as f9
tytwo 22 feet and eight s,nches Fourteenth 4th)
two fish, n Iw GstI5
~, Of o h o;l I los to be bs9dsd
sand lots four a. and six CO. to be made BY parallel lines
fronting on Rhode Island avenue to be subdvided into i
three lots of equal length and fronting on Rhode
@ feet vide and the Other two each TWEEN
ali he s T oT Sale BY sae s Of WHICH Is we e aae
site for building purposes.
court are One CASH and the r s IN one ana r
two Years from day Of sale with interest from day of
sale or all cash at option of the purchaser The de-
lerTe payments Of any purchase money are to be
cured by withholding deed or by taking mortgage
deed OF trust on property sold All unpaid taxes and
assessments to he paid out of proceeds of sale Ii
the terms o. sale be not complied with within 90 days
resale VIII hf made at cost and risk of the delinquent
purchaser deposit of two hundred dollars (S2tsO)
each lot Viii BE- requir.d by Trustees acceptance of
bid y the decree the Trustees empowered to post
pone the sale from day TO day in all the property be
NOT sold Oh the day advertised All nyeyancg is to
be at purchasers cost.
GEORGE +. APPLEBY, , r,,..o
WILLIAM Z. EDMONSTON.i Ai'''eee'
- - Offices. 40 5th street northwest.
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T T. coLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. BE-
ING TWO FRAME HOUSES AT THE CORNER
OF SIXTH AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded in Lber No 81
1919 folio III of the Land Records of the District @
o. Col,nia we will offer for sale at public auction -
OF NOVEMBER. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p.
NJ the Part OF Lot L in square No $50 fronting twenty
street improved hy two frame dwellings,
Terms: Onethlrd OF purchase money in cash. the bal
In two instruments, at and two years with =
per cen: to be secured by the purchasers notes
chasers option. deposit of 800 required on day Of
sale. Conveyancing at purchasers cost the terms
Of sale not complied with in ten days the property
will be resod ct the risk and cost Of efa1tng purchased
ROBERT COHEN -
o15-eo&ds JOHN n. WALKERS dTustccs
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

VTNHOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY
CHARLES HYATT, PROPRIETOR
Just received
large line of SCARFS for Soc. worth 75c.
Large line of UNDERWEAR, from Soc to 81 80.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER.
Large line of UNFINISHED AND FINISHED SHIRTS
AT LOWEST PRICES
No. S16 STREET NORTHWEST
oct17 Opposite Patent Office.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

SEWING MACHINES, &c.
WASHINGTON OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN
w SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Corner nth and
Streets ladies' before buying Machine please look
at the great improvement in our new High Arm Ma
chine.
THE NEW AMERICAN No.
For foot and hand power Old Americans taken in ex-
change.
Receiyed this day fresh supply of NEW QUEEN"
Genuine Bargains. No agents.
Renting, repairing rebuilding and remodeling. all
c. AUERBACH,
Corner It'll and 81.
Agency Saxony Wool German Hand knit Jackets oc6
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ANOTHER DISASTROUS EARTHQuAKE-A dispatch
from Smyrna, dated Sunday, says that another
shock OF earthquake was experienced there yester-
day, damaging the wall surrounding the town, as
persons were seriously and 81 slightly injured and
20 are In the hospitals
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DOWNING, Auctioneer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
ON t.IIT-IRAfE FI.ENCH-PLAT MANTEI. MIR
ttti one WALNtf-FRAME FRENCH PLATE
10 %. Two FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS
WITH cGRNICE To MATCH: REP WINDOW
hAS1iN3S. MAH0GANI BOOKCASE WALNUT
fHi5s t~SED PLUSH PAKLOR SET. REP PARLOR
FURNITURE. BLCSSELS AND 1HREE-PLY
ttEfEIS. MIRROR FRONT HAIL-RACK. VAL
MI MlREpR-FRONr NHATEOT. WALNUT
AiARbLE.TOP CHAMBER FURNITURE, Pill
Lows AND B0LSTEES. MATTRESSES. VAL
MT AND MAHOGANY NJ TOP SIDEBOARIS
MAINiT EXTENSION TABLE, DINING AND
OTHER CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASS. REFRIGE-
IAI0R KITCHEN REQUISITES &C; LARGE
NtNbER HOT-HOUSE PLANTS VASES, HOSE
GEASS-CUTTER, &C.
ALSO
ONE ZINE CARRIAGE HORSE. 5 YEARS OLD:
COUPE ROCkANAY SET HARNESS. &c
On THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FIRST at
TN O'CLOCK, at Dos street northwest by order OF
the Orphans Court the undersigned. administrators
vii sell the above effects
Nh The Horse and Carriage Will be sold at II O'Clock
Precisely.
EDWARD GODFY
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A LIAM LINE-sUMMER SERVICE

A LIAM LINEsUMMER SERVICE
Quebec to Liverpool every Saturday, making the
shortest ocean voyage Only FIVE days from land %
land Accommodations UNSURPASSED Cabin-&70 and
$50 single; &l35 and $50 Excursion.
Baltimore 70 Liverpool every alternate Tuesday VIA
Halifax and St. Johns, IF
intermediate Passage, e40 Prepaid Stecrage. ga
LEvE ALDEN, General Agents
207 Broadway, New York, O.
At Washington, d. c.:
d. A. BROSNAN, CID 9th street
JAMES BELLEw. I'll 18th street.
g. w. MOSS 225 Pennsylvania avenua
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