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Travellers Guide


PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.-Trains leave B. p sta
ton, 9Th and SITS NV, as follows: For New York,
Pnlladelphla and the East-A.M., 500 {ex.), $50
Omitted ex.), 10:40 lex.) PM, 80 (ex), 4:2O
iex;l, $50 eexl and 1920 tex.) On Sunday-P.M.,
40 N: (ex): For Pittsburg and the West. daily,
AN. $3.50 (Chcago limited); $50 CAST lne) P. NJ,
7:S0 (ex), $50 lex} For Rochester, Niagara Falls,
Buffalo. etc.-P.M., daily except Saturday, $50
(exl For Baltimore-A.M., $40. 500, $3.50, $50.
1910; PM. 80: ss5. 4:a 44o $50 7:S0, $50 and
$40. 7:30. $50 and 1890 For Elmira and Lock-
haven, daily, except Sunday, AN. $3.50 (ex.) For
Richmond and the South-A.M. $50. IL 100 daily.
PM, 500 daily, except Sunday. For Annapolis
cept Sunday: For Aie1andriaaAM:: $50. 7:so.
NJ, $500
the station, corner OF N. j. ave. and ST., as fol-
lows: For New York and Philadelphia and the
GGa Ia $40 !eal Pm, s;oo Ee1 $40 sexl
Cincinnati. St Louis and Louisvfile-AM., sos
(ex). l0:15 lex, Pm, 1910 Tex, For Pfttsburg.
Cleveland and Detroit-AM, $50 (ex) Pm, SD
lex) daily. For Baltimore on week days-A.M.
800 $50 $40, 7:ls: $40 300 ana 1o1A PM.
Is;lo go 2s5: acc. s:So. a:so. 4:AO $50. 200.
AM, $3.50. 7:l6, 900, 1904 Pm, - gas, 800.
40, $50, 200, 6:l0, go For Annapolis-A.N.
40, 1870 Pm, 4:ll On 6undAy-D3O A n, l.16
PM For way stations between Washington and
Baltimore-AA., s:1o. ga Pm. l2:lo, 8:1e, $50
20 !, e FU. stations On MstFopolisas Braach-
6:lb daily. For staunton-6:OAH. daily ex cent
sunday. For FfedeFiCk-e2o, l0:l6 Al. and as
Pm. daily except SUNDAY. Dor HageEstown--ao:i6
An. daily except Sunday. s.D P.K daiix
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Name.
News Briefs.

Gov. Rfchart, OF Wisconsin. denies the truth OF
the statement OF Miss Aggie Hill that he heard
Senator Sharon acknowledge that lady as his
wife.
Lin Yong Flu. commander OF the Black Flags IN
Tonquin, has issued bOmbastic challenge 70 the
French
The monthly meeting Of the directors OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad was held yesterday
and semi-annual dividend OF five per cent de-
clared.
Malcolm n. Craus, clerk In the railway mail
service, has been arrested robbing tie mail be-
tween New York and Long Branch. and placed
under ball to appear tor trial at Newark In No
vembeE CrauS confessed.
Yesterday six children OF John Stauffer, OF Liz
on!er, Pa, were poisoned, two OF them fatally by
eating weeds In the woods near that place
The Danish polar steamer Dijmphua is reported
to have anchored of The island OF vardo Nor.
way.
Highwaymen stopped the wickenburg stage, In
Arizona, Tuesday night, robbed the passengers
and carried of Wells, Fargo CO.. express box
and the malls.
Four men were smothered to death by the fall
or 4O6 bushels OF oats upon them while sleeping in
Minnesota farm house Tuesday night, and ten
more narrowly escaped
"A fire at Pittsfleld. Mass, this morning burned
the barns of Edward Learned and destroyed the
block owned by Mr. Burbank and occupied BY sew.
eral firms; loss. $4,000, partly ms ured.
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Mr. J. W. Thompson said this morning that he
thought II would not be advisable to run the cara
on the metropolitan line after dusk this evening.
On the Columbia street railroad all the old
drivers who have been In the strike except three
and were received back by the superintendent,
and are now running their cars as usual Every
one OF them appears to be relieved and happy.
There signs OF Interference with the drivers
by outsiders; the police, however, have received
their instructions how to act In case OF interior
ence.
Ten conductors and twenty-five drivers on the
Washington and Georgetown road are out OF en-
ployment on account OF the strike Some men
were circulating q subscription paper to-day to
raise money to send those unemployed men to
Chicago. where, it Is said, they can get employ
ment.
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Political Notes.

GOVERNOR BUTLER AND THE PRESIDENCY TIL
COLOR LINZ IN VIRGINIA, ETC.
Governor Butler last night addressed several
largely attended ratification meetings in Boston.
At Faneull hall he said, in relation to his alleged
presidential aspirations, that the republicans
might keep up their abuse OF him. 1t was doing
him good, and II they continued it and made II
Office.
Governor Cameron and Judge Joseph Christian,
OF Virginia, engaged In joint discussion at Mat
thews Courthouse, Virginia, on Monday. Governor
Cameron said he hoped the color line would never
again be drawn tn Virginia. but that II 1t was he
was white man and would side with the wh1tes
At the democratic primary election in Baltimore
yesterday Col. E. 7. Joyce was nominated for
sheriff, MIR. Charles G. Kerr for states attorney
gates were elected to legislative district conven-
tons
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ROBBERY OF CLoTHING.-Last Monday night Mr.
w. g. Kendig, the telephone operator at police
headquarters, gave his washing out to colored
woman named Rose Alexander to take to her
home: The next morning she came back and
stated that some one had robbed her on her way
home. Detective Mattingly arrested her and held
her on suspicion. She sticks to her Old story about
the robbery, and 1t Is believed to be true
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Latest Foreign News

NO RECONCILIATICN
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Gd'HOiS gives currency to q
report that Prime Minister Ferry and NJ. Wilson,
tne son-ln-laW OF President Grevy, have become
reconciled through the mediation OF the president
The report is semi-of11cially denied.
FRENCH FINANCES.
LONDtN, Oct. 1.-THE Paris correspondent OF
the Times states that the revised estimates OF the
French budgets show deficit OF S. 100000 francs,
which M. Ttrard, minister Of finances proposes to
cover by reduction OF expenses
SIR STAFFORD EORTHCOTE
BELFAST, Oct. 11.-Sir Stafford Northcote has
addressed letter to the mayor OF Belfast, ex-
pressing regret for the attack upon the convent BY
Orangemen during his visit here last week.
IRVING SETS SAIL FOR NEW YORK
LONDON, Oct 11.-Mr. Henry Irving the actor
and Miss Ellen Terry, the actress, sailed from
Liverpool for New York to-day on the steamer
Britannia.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE
NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, BE,
TWEEN TRUMBULL STREET AND HOWARD
AVENUE
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the "a
uary $780, in equity cause No 354 wherein Oliver a
b. Magruder is complainant and John W Beail ct al
defendants the undersigned Trustee will SELL at FIVE
O'CLOCK T. NJ. on MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. 1883. the following described property
IN parcels according to plat filed in the cause viz Ali
that part Of tract of land in Washington county in the
District of Columbia, known Mount Pleasant and
being part Of Lot No three 49, in the division of said
tract which allotted to David Peter said part or
parcel of land fronting the eastern boundary Of the
Seventh street turnpike leading to Rockville and con-
tanning one square of land bounded the north
by ". ID, Bealls purchase, and the south by that
tract sold to Aaron Gatre together with all the i'm
proyenents &C. Said property subdivided into lots
OF - to 81 feet front with depth of 2O8 feet Of
said lots Is improved by large threestory brick dwell
ing and clubhouse.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money cash
payable at six. twelve and eighteen months from the
ut the rate OF six cent per from date Of SALE
BY the Trustee out of the proceeds of sale deposit Of
800 on each lot required day of SALE the terms Of
sale not complied with in days the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property ut the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
o4-d&ds HARVEY L, PAGE Trr,stee
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I'd Edition.
Latest qGlegranS to The Star.
The Albany bribery Case.

CROSS-EXAMINATION OF Ex.AsS6MBLYAAN BRADLEY
ALBANY, NY, Oct 11.-At the trial OF L. B. SeS-
slon5 this morning the crOss-examination OF ex.
Assembyman Bradley was continued. He testi-
ned that he had had several conversations with
politlcians IN Olean and Albany about his vote,
put had no thought Of bribery before the sessions
affair. He presumed he had said to an Clean man,
There's good opportunity for me to make money
on this contest" Bradley said he was an inmate
OF the Bnghamton 1neDriate asylum for eight
months in 1877. When he met Sessions In The
lobby of the Delavan house he gave him to under
stand that he was not for SALE He agreed after
supper to go to Sessions room. He went there,
and the two went 70 BradleyS room. He further
stated that he locked the door of his room, as he
thought the senator was about to make Improper
QrOpOSalS and they might be interrunted,
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tcVFrtNoxO FHoA 1Hk rtksr RprrIos.1
During the argument Mt. OIeary arrived win
his pardon, which was handed 70 the court ana
he was allowed 10 testify.
THE fARpoDH
IL for Murphy as well as o'Leary, and reads: AND
whereas valuable Information, exposing a crimi.
nal conspiracy which there Is reason 20 believe
existed In the District OF Columbia between Grim.
inals and certain officers OF the law, having been
Lurnisnca oy the said Murphy aud o'Leary,
ana thefrs evidence being deemed essential
70 secure the conyictioni OF persons now In
olcted as members OF said conspiracy" and then
rectes That petition for their pardon shas been
presented oy the citizens committee and endorsed
oy the United states Judge who presided at the
ttlAl, VINO Is OF the opinion that the public inter-
est would be prcmOted by their parton -
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FEAST OF THE TRANSPORTATION IN THE p f
CHURCHILL the general convention of the p. Z.
church In Philadelphia yesterday a proposition to
introduce a new feasL-that OF the TRANSPORTATION
developed an interesting debate. 1t was finally
determined to adopt the feast, but the convention
could not agree as to the day on which it should
fall some savOrng the 18th OF January, and others
on the 9th OF August, the day observed by the
Greek and Roman churches The consideration of
the general question OF the adoption OF the feast
was settled I'm the Affirmative
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Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows:
Mary A. Ferry 10 Elizabeth A. Kennady. ne-fltth
to Albert .V coum a be. ,oi sub So u.s. 5000
50. sss: $500 B. Burnstine to julius GermuiIier.
Barker lots ana 1. So sss: SO. isi Chaplin Brown
TO H. c. Porter. lot 49, sub. of Browns estate in
Mt. Pleasant: $500 Charlotte E. Myers to J. r.
ct al, to A. j. Clarke. pit S. So Ss7; SOS So r.
koones, trustee. TO Sue B. Ker, pts "a and 8. SUBJ
So. SIS; $685. L strouse to John S. Kaufman, lot
Smoot. sub. B. So. ls1; $3.50 Belinda T. Rudd to
w. G. Lown, pts. and 8. 50. 4ss: 81 400. Nj. OPP
penheimer ct al. to ]. II. Ontrch, pit IA. SO. 4ss:
s7l6 C. F. WoIIard to j. n. Ii. Sehmedtie. pit o,
SO. AL; $4,000. Citizens Building Co. to James Ii.
MARI lot GA. SO: 1853; ss2s; lot 65. do; 1921. and
Rupf ssi 0G s So sss: oi $500 to Emily
A. freeman to J. II. Paynter. part = So IS; 81, 4es
M. c: Barnard. commissioner, to Margaret A. Nor
ment, part 7, SO. sss; g.. Margaret A. Norment
j. j. Knox, commissioner. &C., to James S. Ed
wards ana j. c. McKihben, lot T. block T. Ivy City,
500 Edwards Mckib5en to Edmund Gibson,
tltzgeraId, part 80 So III; $1100. Harriet S Sayre
to F. O. Beckett lot 9, So $50; 1915. l. G. hine TO
C. b. smith ct al, trustees. lots l2S to l27, Union
233 ana wharf rights; $4,000. Mary II. Eastman
s. 900. Charm Brown to j. S. Eastwood. lot IIs
JAS Waugh to E. p Cruso, lots 1856 and 157, So 1885,
s5.o0 W. +. Edmonston TO John Sherman, lot So,
50; 157; Aioo W. I. Walker TO c. H; swartley,
to Mary A. Crane, lot e, So. 6s2; g. e. A.
Pratt to Sarah A Stephenson lot 30 SO. 500: S5575
J. 4 BADLY to l. Stewart, pt 81, sec. 3, Barry
and 4. block 3, SUBJ pit. OF Mt Pleasant; sala
John sherman to Perry Halves. lot 3d. 50. l57;
$4,000 C. E. Buell. to w. s. Bush, lot q, So le4;
$500 Einore E. Kebble to A. Kebble, pit q, So
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WALL STREET. NY. Oct II, II 80 am.-The Gould
stocks have been depressed to-day on the an.
nouncement that Mr.. John r. Dos Pasos has been
employed on behalf Of the holders of the land.
grant bonds of the Texas Pacific railroad company
LOT the purpose OF asserting their rights under
THESE bonds Mr.. Dos Pasos declines to say when
where or how these proceedings are to be brought.
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WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
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NJ ED.
BEACH. On WeSines,ia

BEACH On WEDNESDAY, October 10 1883. At 4 10 r.
m, JOHN w. BEACH in the thrtieth year of his aga
Funeral will take place from his late residence corner
Fourth and streets southeast Friday. Oct II at
ppm. Friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend.
HUNTLEY. On October TO- 1884, at midnight Cart
G {. HUMILITY. aged thirty nine years son of L 8
Huntley, of Huntlcy, Ill
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Excursionisfs Oxer the Mp. Raad.

PITTsBuRG. Oct 11.-This morning a special
train passed through this city en- route from
Portland. Oregon. to New York, containing two
hundred Oregon pioneers, not one OF the party
having settled In oregon later than 1854
This Is the first through train over the Northern
Pacific road. The excursion1sts will go to New
YORK and there separate, the majority of them
having been natives OF that state.
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P-F1NED GUM cAA1PHOR,
SOC. PER POUND.

7 IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
- FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORIN6
STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND
LlEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases
OF weak digestion and debility. rs success
and e 00on for which nations should feel
grateful"-See Medical Press Lancet
British Medical journal" &C.
CAuI1ON.Genuine only with the fac smile
o. Baron Lhebigs Signature in Blue Ink across
Inc Label. This caution is necessary, owing
70 various cheap and inferior substitutes
LIEblG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
10 be had Of all storekeepers, Grocers and
chemists. Sole Agents for the United States
Wholesale only c. David & Co., 8 Fenchurch
avenue. London, England ap27
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Fatal Fight Between Women.

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct 11.-LaSt evening diff
Guilty occurred In the suburbs OF this CITY, between
Sarah Royal and Fannie farewell, colored, during
which the latter was struck on the head with a
rock by the former and fatally injured. The MUIR
dereSS was arrested TODAY
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N Ar u LED.

CRAMER.SPEER: On Wednesday evening Ortoher
III, 1883. by the Rev. A. W P1tzer BENJAMIN ID Ora
MER and kITTlF l.. SPEER
TOLMAN-MARSH. ON wednesday October 10Th
1893 10y the Rev. Richard Hayward, ALBERT j TOI,,
MAN, Of Boston, Mass. and ANNE r. MARSH of thus
cify ~
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CHAs. c. GLOvER,l r,,.oo.
CHAS. 3. BAILEY.k trustees.
Of-dEiS

hi sf In Fl qHr T coTXHq 6v
& n SSsS5 H5esS
by virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court OF theE@
+ eS Rss ss so t d9tE s5E e. S
Is lHg5ESIk Rss 9H 9l19hsa mt
s ss'as aAHs fe ts ss
Chaiel and Bgn,wood roads the said land being more
to ife r ss15an dSsd to VIZ
folio "a; one from Collins to McCleand recorded
ID rd 1SS Il i aHa 9Re fr r.
fei9 iS az Of said deeds Of record in the Office of the
land being severally described therein asfolows First All
for the at the sd Of the second line OF trant Of
lald saed ranby and running thence with the third
dt east fSraynins gag. psrehes 70 the middle the
sun Road north seventy ssflye de ha
degrees C0]Q east eleven lerches CID still with said
Hill and running sad south 2 tWentS Sl @
f eas iors , 4 perches more or less to tine
half hal 6, T., dfsTsss MsTt iy two 5s peres
Pae nr cont tesn ssl arr ns To tne
or !es Also all that piece or parcel OF land sit
10, sla n koT the anH afsrSsa a
Part ol the Original Of land called CRANKY. com
are Read p t.af %oEs
scrbed follows: Btgnnin for the Same at stone
si1een 90 Eershes from the northwest lot
and running thence south Il 4 degrees west eight )
sFcn theme south 9Th II desrees west twenty
and seven tenth !i-l0) perches; thence north az
degrees, west thirty three $3.50 perches, to the
iiaft OF Oeslnnlng; containing % acre
, thrss sS roods and seventeen 40 perches; the
Wnoie tract the foregoing parts all adjoining contain
large house. "
The terms OF sale prescribed by the decree One third
c2sh OF which deposit Of $3.50 to be paid to the Tr,ls-
s al te time OF the sale; the balance in two
years WITH interest from the day Of sale which the
notes OK the purchaser shall be given. by first
hen ON the property sold all cash at option of the
purchaser Failure to comply with the terms of sale
WITHIN ten days after sale the Trustee Is advertise and
resell at the risk and cost the defaultinR purchaser
Conyeyancing at the cost of purchaser
W. PIERCE BELL, Trustee 223 ~ street
WI r YOUNG. Real Estate Auctioneer,
ocj-dSds 1920 n Y avenue
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(tHANCEEY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RAJ ESTATE. ON I STREET BETWEEN
TWENTY THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH

1894 STREET ~
by virtue of deere Of the Supreme Court of the x,
Dassd on the second day of October 1888 in cause A
No S339 Doc %. wherein George CaIlaghan guardian
Is plaintiff and Mary English ct al defendants the
m MS Trustee viii; on TUESDAY. THE SIX
IEENIH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1888 at FIVE O'CLOCK
Al sc public auction, in front Of the premises sell
the following described real estate being part of lot 10
III square A. beginning for the the northeast
oorn;r OF lot II thence running west along street
north IL tet inches thence south 1G2 feet IL inches
thece Is feet inches thence north l2 feet IL
feet S ~''o-' i~>Ao
Terms o! sale prescribed by decree: half of the
purchase money IN cash and the balance one year
nun ana secured by deed of trust upon the property
o. an cash. at option OF purchaser. deposit Of
and resell the property at the pur-
>ef aitr hve days notice in the event of purchaser
dsns 10 comply with the terms of sale within ten days
'e uaS q, sale All cotlyeynncing at cost of purchaser
>35OtN a Ct:ARkE- Trustee, 319 AZ street n W.
po-''a1>oON bhoS.. Auctioneers. O4-dHds
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District Government Affair.".
ASKS AN INVESTIGATION.

Patrick Brennan, In a note to the Commission.
ers states that he was permanently disabled by
severe fall on the 18th OF February, iss2, at Ma
sonic Temple, caused by tripping on rope fas-
tending from the building TO curbstone. He asks
an Investigation
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DEPARTURR OF BISHOPS FOR RoMK.-Among the
passengers OF the steamer Gallia which sailed
from New York yesterday for Liverpool were
Archbishop Corrigan; Archbishop Gibbons, OF
Baltimore; Archbishop Feehan, OF Chicago; Bishop
Cleary. OF Kingston; Bishop Chatard, OF VIM
Rev. Father Keely, OF Kingston
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1SSI FTzes Clio 400
tickets, $780, e' 90 " WV "
Remit money or bank draft in letter send by ex.
press; <I D2UM,I SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
POs =. OfFiCE ORDER until further notice. Orders
OF 20 ana upward by express can be sent at ex-
pense Address all orders to JsJ. DOUGLAS Louis
yliie, Ay' or 70 u BALLARD, P.'0. Box ZIG. Alexan-
u. ma
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PROFESSIONAL

EEET, &c-"THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON DAILY
Il walks Depend" Hence eminent PHYSICIANS sur
geons and Thousands Of other ell-known personaees
Visit DIX WHITES Establishment 1916 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue opposite Willaris Hotel for relief from Co1s
Bulllons Diseased Nails and other complaints the
feet Twentyt two consecutive years of practice in
"ashheIoh, ID u Ofilce Zee VI per visit. sep14
nR. IL. L. BOyEE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
l. treats SUGGEST I'LL Female Diseases, Neuralgia,
Turkish; Russian. Sulphur and all Medicated Baths
gwen lili u street, opposite Riggs House o20
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

WASHINGToN OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN
w SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Corner eth and
Streets. Ladies'. before buying Machine please look
at the great Improvement in our High Arm Ma
chine,
THE NEW AMERICAN Not
For foot and hand power Old Americans taken in cx-
change
Receixed this day fresh supply of NEW QUEEN"
Genuine Bargains No agents.
Renting, repairing, rebuilding and relnodeling all
kinds
C. ATTFRBACH,
Corner stI aud H.
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New Bonds of the Denver and Rio
Gr8Mde ROad.

NEW YORK, Oct II, 40 p. m.-The Denver and
Rio Grande directors. at their meeting to-day au-
tho Or the execution OF the new bonds up to
S5,ooo.0oO This conforms with the stock holders
action at the Colorado Springs meeting on Octo-
Der o. The syndicate formed to take the bonds has
been COMPLETED
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-Alexander Ring, ped
arrested on Tuesday for passing counterfeit three
nve and ten cent pieces, was given a hearing to-
day by Us. commissioner Bell, and held in 81 600
ball for trial
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"HOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN III AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virue Of decree of the Supreme Court of thee
District of Columbia. passed i'll equity cause No k{:a
SO2 the undersigned will offer for sale at public a.A
auction. in front of the premises MONDAY OCTO-
BER TNEST1-SECOND next, at FOUR O'CLOCK P
NJ part OF lot g. IN square 20 beginning at point
the west line of New Hampshire II feet from
the northeast of said lot running then south
ery with the western line Of said IL feet then
westerly parallel with the north line of said lot to the
rear line of said lot then northwesterly with the said
rear ne to the southwest corner of that of said lot
6. sold by Michael Murphy to John Murphy. then east
ery with the south line of said part of said lot sold to
John Murphy. to New HAMPSHIRE avenue, and BEGIN
ming. together with the improvements.
Terms. as prescribed by said decree One fourth of
the purchase money cash balance in equal installments
at SIX twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
day OF sale for which notes of purchaser will be taken
ad sesursd by decd OF trust on said property deposit
yeyancng and recording will be ut purchasers cost
II terms are not complied with in seven days from
time OF sale the Trustee the right
rk and cost of tefauting purchaser, after five days
notice IN the Evening STAR Newspaper.
Oc9-dts JAS l.. DAVIS Trustee