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RacinR at SheensI,ead Rax

SHEEPsHsAD BAY, CT, Sept. 1.-THE weather is
cool, cloudy and threatening, and the attendance
TAR. The first race rhree-Quarters of mile, was
won by Yellow Play, Pizarro second, and Little
Phil third; time 1:16X.
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Gone Off Owing $4,000.

CHICAGO, Sept IA special telegram from
Vlncennes, Ind, says j. c. Bedell, who repre-
sented the commission house OF Mccormick and
Beebe, OF Chicago In this city. has disappea red,
leaving an inue btedness or s25, OOO
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VHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN BLA.
DENSBuRG MD -

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN BLA-
DENSBURG, MD.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date the 26th
folio $40 ct seq. one of the Land Record Books Ea
for Prince Georges county, shall offer for sale at
the ass EIGH a l DAY Of bEPTEMBER 1885, At
lying in the town Of Bladensburg in said county and
state stat 81 81 s.d noxn md
INN DIATELY All the sale Of the above we
shall by virtue Of the same deed, offer all that parcel
town situate between the house formerly owned by
Hanson Penn and the lot Of ground owned by Benja-
min Lowndes bus lot Is improved by comfortable
brick dwelling Of three Stories in good state Of
Terms One-fourth cash. balance in one two and
three years. for which purchasers notes will be re-
qnired, bearing interest and secured by q deed OF
trust on the premises: or all cash. at the option Of
purchaser AL conyeyancing at purchasers cost
RICHARD L. MORSELL. I nr.
sep6-10t GEORGE j. SEUFFERLE,} trustees.
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A notary PUBLIC REMovED-By direction OF tn,
President, MI. e. D. Easton has been removed
from ofi1ce as notary public OF the District of
Columbia. The cause which led to the removal
was that an account had been presented to the
DePaTIment OF Justice by Aaron Johns on behalf
Oh T. u. Easton, as stenographer: Mr.. Easton
was sworn to, and 1t was learned
that the account had been sworn
to before q q. 8. commissioner by Mr. Easton in
blank prior to the performance of portion OF the
services The Attorney General held that a per-
son VINO would swear to an account for services to
conception OF the solemnity OF an OATH and there
fore 10 not proper person to hold notarial com.
mOVal.
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BOSTON, Sept. 1L-At Dedham this morning the
jury In the superior criminal court returned a
verdict OF guilty against the so-called "Wrentham
MOrm0nS" and Jackson L. Evans was sentenced
to three years in the house OF correction. The
sentences OF Catherine B. Cobb and Katie L. Whit
ney were deferred to allow time for further inves
tgatlon. These parties have created considerable
excitement By the practice Of immortality on the
preteXt Of SprltualiSm
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BLAINE ON BUTTERs CHANCEs-The Boston
Herald reports Mr.. Blaine saying confldenfialiy
tnat In his opinion, IT Gov. Butler could secure re.
election In Massachusetts, this year he would in
eVltaby become the democratic nominee Tor the
presidency, and would he cleo ed, and that he
(Biane) would not be In the field for the presidency
next year.
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fHtnOMAS OONLlNG, Auct1oneef.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
SITUATE ON THE CORNER OF THIR EENTH
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST, BEING PREM
1 sSlss 1928 STREET AND 4o1 THIRTEENTH
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court off,
the District Of Columbia. passed In equity cause 6
No; S40S. docket ~. the undersigned. Austee, M
re NiSEiEESTa DAY Of sE p EaBE sI R.b:
1888, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p M in front
81 the premises the folowng-descr bed real estate,
situate In the CITY Of Washington Distctof Columbia
square numbered two hundred and sixty-eight (268)
improved mp by two frame houses. said lot fronts
nfty GOD feet on 18th street west and has depth Of
seventy {7O feet and ten O1 inches
two parcels The larger house and the ground belong
ing thereto viii be FIRST offered unless the trustee In
his discretion should deem proper to offer the other
then the property viii Be offered as an entirety
Iess OF sale IS BY decree: sold in two
third e1 cash: and remainder in one d and two e2)
Of sale days e .of 6efer qsa
payments to be evidenced by promissory notes Of the
said notes to bear interest the rate Of six @ per cent
Der annum till paid. Title to be retained by Trustee
until entire purchase money Is paid OF, at option Of
ery should be sold in lot deposit Of 500 TO be
made at time Of sale. sold In two lots then 500 de-
post for larger and $50 for the smaller part
time an conveysncing and recording 70 be at cost Of
part thereof with respect 70 which default is made viii
be resold at the risk AMI cost Of the defaulng pur
chaser chasers after five 90 days' notice. and
upon the same terms as first SALE
THOMAS !. GARDNER, Trustee,
SEPT -d&ds No. 81 18th street northwest.
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OLD ORCHARD, ME-, Sept LIT is reported here
that Mrs E. Manson & Son, owners Of the Bay
view house at Ferry Beach and managers OF the
ocean house at Old Orchard ard the Augusta
mousse at Augusta, have failed for large amount.
Their Liabilities and assets are unknown at the
present time.
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AUCTION SALES.
WAITE B. WILLIAMS d co.. Auotioneer1

WALTER b. WILLIAMS co., Auctioneers
CIGARS AT AUCTION.
On TOMORROW. SEPTEMBER TWELFTH at
LIN O'CLOCK An. We shall sell the balance Of
CIGARS rsmAining on hand. in lots to suit.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
~ PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
NO. l208 STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court ofza
the District sss5 OF Soumba Psssed in Equity
iSs sn ct al win EEL E. pubic auction in front q
PAY OF sEPTEMB r. 1883. ct FIVE O'CLOCK 2:
part OF Let No. Is. in square No. 800 In the city
OF Washington. D. c., beginning on street north ~
feet east OF the northwest corner Of said lot thence
east - thence south SO feet inches to the
said lot thence west 10 feet and thence north to the
place of beginning Also the northwest of Lot
No. II, in said square, adjoining the above piece,
giving outlet to the public alley and containing
about 120 square feet Of ground together with the
provements, consisting of threestory brick house
with store. No. 1908 street northwest.
Terms One fourth Of the purchase money in cash
and the residue in three equal instaments at six.
per cent interest secured by purchasers notes and
served lien. or al In cash. ct PURCHASERS option A
deposit Of 500 will be required when the property
sold. Conveys and recording at purchasers cost
REGINALD FENDAI1I. Trustee,
DUNcANsoN RRos., Aucboneers sepiI -d&ds
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John SHERMAN 4 CO., Ahctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF N, BETWEEN 4TH
AND 9TH STREETS NORTHWEST, IMPROVED
By SMALL FRAME HOUSE.
By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court ofa1ek
the District Of Columbia. passed on the Esd dayS4
Doc. %. wherein Martin V. b. Hoffman ct al. were
oomplsinants and lawrence Calsn ct al were defend:
grocesdings described. on SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER
ffiIErT , A; D.. 1889 ct FOUR thirty
ton. in front Of the premises all that certain piece
parcel and lot Of land situate in the City Of Washing
to District or Columbia, known ~ and beinR the
easternmost twenty (2t? front street BY the
full depth thereof OF original lot number CO., in square
number rye hundred and twelve (612), improved By 8
small frame house.
Teens Of sale. prescribed by said decree ara
as follows: All Of the money cash. Or 1t
the option OF the purchaser one fourth cash and the
se.red payments to be secured by deed Of trust upon
the PROMISES sold deposit Of 500 required 1t the
~ Benz min +. LEIGHTON. trustee.
6epI-1t OftCe. 462 Louisiana aYanna north ueaf
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VINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Il INUSTEE SALE LOT FJUR IN SECTION ONE

oA1E E
IN THE SUBDIVISION OF BARRY FARM, D. q.
%. ~ virtue Of deed Of trust dated septemberaa&
folio No 1S6. one Of the land records Of the Dis-S
n1ct OF Columbia and further by vrtueof decree of
81 the IN day Of March 1879 in EQUITY No
ises. on SATURDAY. the FIFfEE m DAY of SEP.
i iEMBER, AD: 1888 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the
following real estate IN the District OF Columbia sO
wit Lot No. 4. In section No. in the subdivision
Of the Trustees Of Barry Farm according to the plas
thereof on ME IN the Office Of the surveyor Of Waahinx-
ton county. District Of Coiumbis.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the balance In
nx and twelve months with interest thereon deposit
Of $50 to be made .t time Of sale. Terms sEe mot com.
Piled With Ia ten days. the Trustee reserves tho riet
TO ree tho property at the risk and cost Of defeun0
gurchassr Tho title Be ret..nel BY the Trustee until
JAHks T. WORMlkY. Trustee. ga 9Th 6 nv.
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IN FAVOR OF AN INCOME TAX.-Mr. Geo. Blair a
manufacturer, who was examined Def ore The Sen.
ave committee on labor I'm New York yesterday.
expressed the opinion that an income tax ON in
comes OF $4,000 and upwards is one or the fairest
as MS experience among the people assures him
posed. - " -
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer

t'hoMAS DOWLlNG. Aucuoneef.
VERY VALUABLE THREE-sTORY BRICK RESI-
DENCf, No. 226 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
AND G STREETS NORTHEAST, IN CLOSE
PROXIMITY TO TH1 CAPITOL AT AUG ION.
TWELFTH, 1883. in front Of the premises. at II
Five O'CLOCK, shall sen the above resi--
dence. The improvements consist of three story
pressed brick. ntai1ins nine rooms with bath room
aud cellar latrobe stove and CRATES. The house
has been put in thorough repair having been papered
and painted throughout, and being in close proximity
Capitol makes it desirable property either
Is q home an investment
erms: 81. 500 caah the balance at one two and
three years. with notes bearing interest per cent
ger annum until paid and secured by deed of trust
the property sod All conveyAncing at purchasers cost
800 eposit required at time of sale.
seP4-d THOS J.MYERS. Zeal Estate Broker.
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nIp VINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
y ~, ae oest eoh JUSTH'S Old Stand knoxp for years
~ M 3niS pisoe where 0rstclaa SECONDHAND
c ING Can Be sold Is respectable prizes. AddTa
jCs1A's osd ss.nd. No sls d srs,t b.tv..a eth and
NR-r.. IN aleetD noEthva&
~'~sOA0e ~ WAN pgompsiY AHandod a. "
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MARRIED.
ID ED

,6 30 tCHESoN-THAfER. On S-rter1ter 10th.
1873, by The Rev. Alexander Kent DAVID HITTCH
ESON to HELEN 1HAYER. No cards.
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STEAMERS.
GEsNANIJor

n UI;TH GERMAN LLOYD
~ sTztasIiIP LINZ BETWEEN NYw YORK H.v,,
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON AND BHEyrS
Ne sts3I'ers OF ulls Company viii EVERY WE'D
SESDA1 AND SAT IkDAY from Bremen nier foot
q street. Hobokel. Rates Of passage From Nes
York u Hayre, London, Southampton and Brernen
frss cabin, slOO; second cabin SEQ steera9s $780, pre-
pad s.eerase festes s22 tor freight passage
tlIiy 70 OELhlCMS CO. Bowling Green. New
stSaue northwest AGENTS for Warrington AN
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1INHOMAS DOWLING, Aucponeer
Il VALUABLE 1MfROyED PROPERTY IN WASH
IL N n =

Il VALUABLE lMrROYETD PROPERTY IN WASH
5NGTON AND GEORGETOWN. D. c., AT AUC-
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH. e.
1883 at fpCR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises sG|
shall sell the TO lowing described property viz: aiA
House No 1911 Market street. having front of A feet
Dy depth OF 81 feet to an alley. The improvements
consist OF two story brick dwelling containing seven
roons and cellar. IMMEDIATE ELY AFTi r, house
No 1852 fronting Al feet the west side Of Congress-
street between Bridge and Gay streets. by depth Of
l2O feet The improvements consist of a large frame
coitage. containing seven rooms bathroom water
gas Also lot in of 1882 Corcoran alley front
Ing 46 feet by depth of 45a feet And at HALF-PASr
containing six rooms. being No. 437 street. between
4h and 5th streets northwest in close proximity the
Terms: One-half cash: the residue in six months.
with notes bearing interest, and secured by deed OF
trust the property Sold all cash at option of pur
chaser. deposit of 800 will be required Of the pur-
chaser at the time of sale each piece of property
All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
au3O-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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SCHOOL Books FOR INDIAN scHooLs-Messrs. ].
B. Pref Co., publishers, OF Baltimore, Nd, have
presented to the Catholic Indian bureau of this
city, 400 elementary school books for the use Of
the Indian schools under its charge in various
states and territories They will be distributed by
the bureau In accordance with the intention OF
the donors -
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News Briefs,

Harry Hill. stakeholder In the slade. Mitcheu
night, nnally decides that Mitchell-Slade must
light within one hundred miles OF New Orleans
October .. next, either man failing 60 appear In
the ring between 4. m and IL m TO forfeit
Dispatches from various points In the north and
west report frosts on Friday. Saturday and sun.
day nights last. Much damage was done TO crops
There is talk In Cincinnati OF an effort on the
part OF the Hamilton county democracy to throw
both or the present tickets overheard and unite
on new ticket.
In Scranton, Pa, yesterday afternoon Andrew
Williams playfuly pointed q revol yer at his sis
Ter, aged Is. The weapon was discharged, and
the girl was instantly killed.
Az ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Rufus Hatch was feeced out
o. Is on Sunday by drummer In q hotel, who was
doing the three-card-monte trick.
Yesterday morning Eiward D. Cowan, city edi-
and, 1t is feared, fatally assaulted by Alderman
JOY, OF that city.
II is said In Philadelphia that Judge Hoadly..
the uemocratic candidate, Is rapidly recoy ring
and VIII be able 10 return TO Ohio within A week
Congressman Randall Interviewed him yesterday
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
- FOLEY Auctioneo,

NJ. i' "o''
Win sell the stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods, con-
tanned in store No 9 It'll street northwest at auction
commencing Every MORNING AT TEN-AND-
A-HALF O'CLOCK end win continue from day to day
until al is disposed Of.
The stock CONSISTS Of s11ks. Dress Goods. velveta.
SasnmereS liable Ltnen4 lowell Nepkins. Marseillea
Laces and EmbrsiaeriaI D. Shirss Sheetngs In aI
w1dthF, Cassmeres. FlxnnsA. Domestcs of all kinda.
Lawne and other axticlss too nuE,erous to mention.
Ladies specially invited to sttend this SALE the
goods are fine and Win be sold witho reserve.
jy30 M. FOLEY. Auctoneer.
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FINANCIAL.
HoME INVESTMENT.

HOWE INVESTMENT.
GILMORE MICA MINING 90.
Offer For Sale
s.. 600 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS.
These Bonds have four years to rum bearing pe,
Of soo BonS as Bonus
Shares Of the CAPITAL stock. full paid assessabe
'a anRy
Samples of Plate Mica and Mica in the rough can be
seen au3U-lm
A DAMS s CO.,
BANKERS BROKERS,
GO STREET.
Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE PIE.
TROLEUM, either for cash or on margin.
We offer small lot
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS
with or without Stock
oHasED IS DEBH oS MANR 4S
,rs!s invite Correspondence. An information cheer
G2EF "A. aSp E o S9S rs
Stock.
Deposits received subject to check.
"e pay cfCClAL oCenuOn to obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE Information regarding our various city
securies and prepared at all tunes to answer nqui-
1esregarding same.
HARRY Q. TOWERS CO.,
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
my31 1870 STREET NORTHWEST.
Private Stock TELEaRApn VINES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
q. h. DODGE,
Bonds, Stocks md Investment Securities Bought and
Bold "a Commission.
No. $50 lsEH STREET. tcoRcoRAN BUILDING,
AGENCY for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers'
q Broadway. New YORK.
Every class of Securities bought and sold on commits.
son tn San Francisco. Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
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WILLIAM G. MURDOCH vs.. WILLIAM FIErCT.

WuLIAM G. MURDOCH Vs. WILLIAM FLETCH-
ER EFT AL.-No. 7S43, Equity.
cause being referred to to state the debts Ha-
p H and assets Of the firms Of BAILEY FLETCH-
En ana FLETCHER MURDOCH, and distribution
tne funds in the hands Of the receiver notice Is
ne Eissn t1At shall proceed with the sad reference
VI dOEaOA1. the 18th of September, 1883, at 10
USaoSk NJ my Once In the City Hall building at
9mS ana place creditors and other persons inter-
sn26. laWSW Tao n pavup .-u..
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctionser,

FINdUMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SOUTH
SIDE GRACE STREET. BETWEEN HIGH AND
TON. ~
I'm friday AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER a.
y, LOCK, in front of the premises shall sell Lot SA
having front of SO feet by by depth Of 95 $1,000
eet to an alley being No 3214 Grace street. between
High and Potomac. improvements consist OF two
story frame containing EIGHT rooms
IMMEDIATELY AT IER, Lot 70, in rear of above
property. 30 75-FNx74 47-10O. imi roved by su..i
frame dwelling, being No. 1910.
erms made known at sale.
sep1U- dts THOMAS DOWLINc, Aurtioneer
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JAS. g. PAYNE. Auditor.

SEESOND BAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THR
~ mSoe0 caeh pftce. paid. Alao Wefc6ea JovslrT
S1nz Ess0 - ,CAn o. sddgo0 HERZ06 So "a
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C,HANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE IVES
" SIDE OF NINTH STREET, THIRD LOT SOUT]
From THE CORNER OF STREET NORTH

lHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
~ SIDE OF NINTH STREET, THIKD LOT SOUTH
WEST.
By virtue Of decree passed by the supreme<s.s
No; 1908 on the I'd day Of april A. D. 1883 the A::a
% rustees VIII sell to the highest bidder a.
DAY OF sE PIE A:p 1885, in front of the
scribed PROPERTY to wit Lot No. S. square No 367
situated in the city District of Column
streets northwest together with the improvements
thereon. which consist OF frame tenements, num-
bered respectively 1928 and 1880.
Terms. as prescribed by the decree. One third
OF the money in cash. and the residue in two
equal nstanents credits Of six and twelve months
respectivsy with notes bearn interest from date Of
sale deposit of 500 to be made at time Of sale. If
terms Of sale not compiled with in days from
date OF sale the trustees the right to resell
property at the risk and of defautpg purchaser
JAMES H. SMITH,
500 9Th st. n. ". | r-.
B. B. LEWIS. AFusteoo'
416 5th st. NV. J
sep1O-d&ds DUNCAN ON BROS. AuctOneers
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VSHOMAS H.. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate AucHoneor.

i Real Estate Auctioneer.
1Rg sgFE Es SALE OF s PRoPERTY QN CANAL
IMPROVED BY TWO FRAME SBANTIES
by virtue OF deed Of trust. d.ted March Isl, -
1883. recorded in Liber No, J. $50 folio 2Ol etf:5
seq. OF the land records Of the District Of Colum s
n1s and at the reqe Of he party thereby secured
sATTKIAfs TRSBHER TWEN II US Pcspp AZ AZ
OCLoh p. N. Lots l8 and 19, in Curtis sub
eiSlslon o. original lot numbered in square of
Ie.ms: One third Of the purchase money in cash,
sid the residue in two equal nstaments, at and
years from dsy Of SALE with interest the
OF the Trustee all cash. at the option Of
risk and cost Of defantns purchaser If terms of sale
are not complied with in days. 500 deposit
Quired when bid is accepted.
u,, THOS. E. WAGGANAN, Trustee
THUS +. WAGGAMAN, Auct. sep11 eo&ds
(yHARLEs W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent. "a
| VALUABLE LOT ON THIRTEENTH STREET. BE.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of4A8
the District of Columbia, passed in EQUITY Cause{S$
No. g. $685. will offer for SALE at public auction
upon the premises on SATURDAY. TIE TWENTY
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the south part Of Lot
No H. in square No 288, fronting eighteen 8) feet
nine ( inches the east side of 18th street northwest
with depth Of fortefsht Sl feet CD inches,
Terms: Onethrd cash; balance in equal installments
In one and two from day Of SALE the purchaser
give his promissory notes for the deferred payments.
bearing interest at six per cent annum, secured
retention of the title by the Trustee till paid ali
cash. at purchasers option $50 down when sold.
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee,
sep 1-eOdtS 4S6 Louisiana avenue north west.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT PARLOR AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
On THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER THIR-
TENTH, 1888, AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK,
within my auction rooms shall sell the following
superior Furniture:
Six Parlor Suites. upholstered in Turkish Velvet and
Embossed Push.
Large Easy Turkish Rocker.
Two elegant corner Chairs
Two Walnut Patent Rockers: Turkish Arm Chair.
One large CocobOla Arm Chair.
Two Ebony Window Chairs.
Forty Smyrna Rugs, different sizes.
One Walnut Dwarf Bookcase,
Six very handsome Walnut Marble TOP Chamber
Suites.
Together with other articles.
N.B.-These all first class goods and should COM
maDd the attention of buyers.
sepl0-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
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The CAN'T CLAIM CAsE-The Solicitor OF tn ,
Treasury to-day rendered decision In the case Of
Mr.. GantZ, q contractor under the board of public
works, in whose favor a judgment OF several
thousand dollars was rendered BY the
Court OF Claims, but who was subsequently found
to be indebted to the government The solicitor
decided in favor OF CAN'T, and held that the
could not be retained from the amount OF 1udg-
ment awarded him. In accordance with this he
advised the controller lot to bring suit to recover
the amount
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nSHE CELLULOlD TRUSS: THAT NEVER
breaks. never weaxs cut always c3ear. and car "
worn while bathing. II 1or snleSt
CHAS. FISHERS
e. 5tlvsSreet borflswa1k
MRS. FlsdEE jGyctss her sstsanon 70 tae wsntsR
ladS patIu0R. ,alk
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SUICIDE OF MICHIGAN PoIrrrCIaN-The Hon
herman Redfeld was found dead SUNDAY on his
lou In the cemetery I'm Monroe, Mich. He had shot
himself twice In The head and once I'm the breast
Win revolver He left a letter addressed TO the
pIosecuLlng attorney saying that he was going TO
ule on the only piece OF property he owned I'm the
world He enclosed SIS for his funeral expenses
he had been member OF the state senate Tor two
terms, and was an active democratic po!itician
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HE1NEKAMp P1Asos
or, HI IS3l STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
CELEBRATED FOR BkIILIANCY OF TONE AND
DURABILITY.
MAlSSGIHa A 9S4A Ff2IsH
OTHERS.
FACTORY PRICE+EASY PAYMENTS.
we give persons having OLD Pianos to1ES=3S2
exchange extra advantages in the value ofNTfJ
their Old Instruments, and balance can be
aEINEKAMP's bRANCR FACTORY WAREROOMs.
427 10th street northwest. au3
u EICHENBACa's PIANO WAREROOMs. PIANOS
IL OF various mAkee for sale aud rent at re-
dnced prices. VIM. Knabe & Go. g world re-fYT TY
noWned Pianos. Tuning and Repairing. 428'
1ith street. above Pa ave. :, jan3O
HALET DAVIS q CO.'S PIANOS. - BAR
" gains In these wonderfully perfect instru- HG81
ments Will be given in all cash sales before July
lOth. NoN 10 your time. Elegant stock now w
open at 6ll 9Th street northwest.
my26eO H. L. SUMNER In charga
PIANOs, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
STICK & co. PIANO.
The Most Perfect Piano Made.
EMERSON PIANO,
The Best Medium priced Piano Manufactured
WILCOX WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS
Pianos and Organs sold instruments, rented Or ex-
changed; rent applied II purchased
CENT MUSIC
1ne only complete Stock in the city
HENRY EBERBACH,
No 9I5 STREET.
Managing partner Of the late firm Ellis 4 Co. do