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TO.NIORROW.
RUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneers

Il tC-NSASSON bfsOo auctloneer2
LARGE ANb PEREMPTORY s,LE OF wEIL-KEPT
Il USIHoAp FURNITURE. BEING THE EN-
HE LEXINGTON"
SOUTHEAST 5kNE.. FIFTEEN H STREET AND
CoMPRIoIN RDsEMOOD CASE PIANO STOOL
FRAME MIRRORS pARLoR SUiTEs. VARiOU.
STILLS AND COVERINGS: WALNUT CHAM
Der SITS, WALsUT wARDROBES DOUBLE
md SlNGLEl: BOOK CASES, DkSK>, CARD
GOTHIC oHAIkS. LOUNGES. EASY CHAIRS.
SOFAS, Mt. Tab ES LARGE WALNUT MIR
ROk. BACK HALL PIECE, WALNUT NJ. T. SIDE
BOARDS, WALNUT EXT NSI(lN TABLES, WAL
Nut DINING CtAIKS, WALNUT CARING
TABLE,: SINGLE PIECES OF BEDSTEADS
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRt ssES. FIAT En-
AND HAIR PILLOWS AND BOLs tiers, WOvEN
WIRE MATTRESSES. BLANKETS. SHEETS.
PILLOW CAsEs, SPREAD. LOILET WARE,
Cuts. CLOTHES PRESSES, LATROBE. FRANK:
LIN HEATING AID 0THEn STOVES, STEAM
ING UTfNsILo. CHANDELIERS, ~ WINDOW
AWNINGS. Cl:OCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
KITCHEN REQUISITES. MOQUET BODY
BRUSSELS, TAfE>TkI. INGRAM, HALL, STAIR
AND OTHER AIiPETS III .OUGHOUT THE
HOUSE, BFI NG TIE CONTENTS OF 40 ROOMS,
AT AUCTION.
on THuRsDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS. SEP
COMMENCING EACH DAY AT len OCLOi X. WE
WILL SELL A THE LEXINGTON, CORNER FIF-
TENTH AND n. w YORK AVENUE ALL THE
FURNITURE. &C. CONTAINED THEREIN.
L T. FIRNIIu RE Is CHIEFLY WALNUT AND IN
FlEsT-CLAsS CONDITION. TO WHICH VIZ RE
HOUSE OPLN FOX INSPECTION EARLY ON DAYS
OF SALE. selS-7t
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sel0.17 20, n, -. ocl.4.S
'PHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
n. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.

'HNHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Reauires no boiler avoids all expensive ATTENDING
,s.d .asensveay iSr running Passengcr and FEeist
rt 1ithosraphis Presses Coffee Mills koasters Pspe
I re hulng Machinery. lathes, &C., &c. This enRir
GIs With extreme smoothness and regularity Of spes
assesses the least number OF working partx. HI
reat simplicity OF mechanism
Tor particulars To pricx.s. re. apply at Office
aSlluGtOl Cos Light Co W.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

DEEDS IN Zee nave been hled as Follows: r Sui
Ivan to John Reagan, lot II, so. 755 500. E. Greer
to T. E. Waggaman and j. w. Piiling, pt. Al, So
1877; s.. TObriner and Blair, trustees, to Charles
Mades, east half g. res. II; $500 S. l. Nattingly
to W. F. Mattingly and F. NJ. Lewis, trustees lot
49, 81 SIS; 3 A II Malfot to Sohn E. McNaiey
Walcot, same property; 3. G. F. Appleby and H.
Wise Garnett. trustees, to George J. Mueller, lot
10, So $50: $4,000. s. Maddox to J. S. Blankman,
lot 6, 50. 20: $4.s7a P. Sullivan to John Reagan,
lot II, So 755; $780, W. Partello to Frances Clark
lot a. So S66; s., 600. w. Robinson to F. Wise, pit
2, SO. 419; s.
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IL
CHANG RY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IKOPERIf, BENG THE HANDSOME RESI-
LENCE No. 1923 SIRLET NORTHWEST, IN
1HE CITY WASHINGTON

EENCE NO. lA23 h $ RET NORIHWESI IN
1HE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court If the "a
Dlstrlct OF Col nba, pass on the 9TH day 0f Jan @
uary, ID 1854 and supplemental ord. Mt red --A
on the 24th d y OF September 4. II. 1851. equity
cause No 944 wherein the United States Anrict
Conn lsnant and amuel Smooi ct al defendant
he undersigned tru tee named N said de will offer
Tor sale at public auction ill ont Of the premises
IhUR DAY. the MN Il DAY Or OCTOBER. A. D.
1854 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'Ci OCK p NJ, all that
certa piece parcel Of real estate situate the city
OF Nash!ngtn u. c., known and described Lot
tered twelve Q2). i'll dwelHs subdivision If -quare
numbered two hundred and seventeen (2l7 corded
III the office Of he of he District of Columbia
the said lot having frontage of "a feet the north
side Of street by depth of 1873 feet with the
cuntInoious thre story bruwn-s:ole front reside ce
street northwest
Trims of sale prescribed by said decree ne-third
OF the purchase money TO be paid III cash. and he resi-
due IN thrre quail Instruments at six Co., twelve (2) and
eighteen us months from day of SALE with interest at
SIX 90 Ter CEN the deferred payments be secured
~ the nronssory notes Of the purchaser made in favor
OF the trustee and lien reserved upon the premises
sold or all the purchase money may be paid in cash at
the option OF the purchaser No deed will be given
until All the purchase money is raid deposit Of $500
VIII be required on the acceptance Of bid, and if The
terms OF sale are not complied with within ten days
from day OF sale tne property BE- resod at TIN risk
and cost of the defaulng purchaser AL conyeyancins
at purchasers cost. A\DOIPH COYLE. Trustee.
SEA- dSds Office OF U. :. Attorney, City Hall,
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THE GREAT
III PENNSYI XANIA POLITE

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
moi TO Q, THE De- S0kIH+ VI 81 ND SOUTHWEST.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNiFICENT EQUIPMEsT
Trains leave washston iro station corner of sth
e., f. + ] .,,, as % %, Sws .. c,,,.
o. taiaee sleepne; ars at 40 a IL daily Fast Line
s4oa Ia daily oCIncnnati and 81 Louis, with sleep
Car To ST. Louis: DAILY. except saturday. to Chicago
press s45 p N daily with Palace Car, to P.ttsburz
As connects daily for Chicago. with Sleeping Car
for iittsburg am the West. with Palace Sleeping Car
BAIi ioS MORE S AS1 POTOMAC RAILROAD.
fCr Erie. Canandai2la. Rochester Buffalo Niagara.
II to it Si a-f S
en- SATURDAY night wi 4 not run hey9nt Renew
:, daily. except sunday;
IS9S AID lil5 ? LiInied iaprsss Pullman
For bostCn without change. 10 p L. every weekday
For Brookyn, y y all through trains connect at Jer-
sey Ciiy Nth boa:s of b oc Iyn Annex aft9ring iii
rect transfer u lton street avodins dOuole ierra
196I lllsdflglla rs 20 and IL 40 400 500
II = = Ill Limited ExIres.. $40 a. daily. e1cep;
Fer Baltimore. CAS-. us $50 go hoo a. H. 1905.
2lU 40. 40 40, 600. 40 10 % AMI IL 10 LII,
On snnGay. . 10. Aooa H.. AGO. Co., I.io. 1000 and
For Popes Creek Line ea5 a m. ard 44o p. m daily.
For ANNAPOLIS. 6.S5 H. 1905 and 44o p m daily ex-
ALiXaSpKIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
fsI Ai.1@ndr5a, $50 100 e?5. Il o5 and l1s5 a m
10 49,, 500, 6.-5 S-U5 ard IiSJ T. III. Oh Suu.iay
at 80 ? -. III a o. p. H.
CT Rchn nd and the south $50 and Hos n daily.
. and 800 D. ~ faly. except Sunday.
Trans leave eIs-Irla fOr a-inatOn O5 so 10 co.
1910 = IL; ~ 3.U5. 3 3. SIZE % and 10 40 T. IN
sEd l. 10 midnight (e1cept Monday. ON Sunday at
$50 AID 10 ~ a. .O5 and 10 Az T. H. and l. 10
night
Tickets and information at the Office norte corner
Ct 18th street and IeIsylvanla 2yp1lIe and at tie
tor. wher' Orders I've lett the Oh cAiu- OF li
sage 10 Il stn2tioa IRON hotels and Ies. Il. !!c,s
CHAS. h. lUGi. j D. MOOD
General alaZer General PASSENGER Ac,-.t
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I'd Edition.
Latest I6legramS to The Star.


- A~OA A|A<' - AAe ~
GEN. Buffers Followers I'm Massachu-
sets Hold a Convention.
WORCESTER, MASS, September 4-The conven-
ton OF the peoples party called to order at 1112
O'Clock by Col A. c. Drinkwater, who welcomed
the delegates to "the first convention OF the
peoples party and the true democratic party OF
the country" In his speech. MIR. Joseph O'Nell,
OF Boston, was chosen temporary chairman
John W. Calvin, OF Boston, was elected tempo
rary secretary. The chairman then announced the
committee on Credentials Committees on perma-
nent and on The formation Of the state
committee were appointed.
The convention took recess at noon for the pur-
pose OF meeting Gen. Butler, their candidate, at
the depot and escorting him " the hall
Death OF a Member Of the New York
Stock Exchange.
new YORK, september A.-The death OF Mr.:
Nathan Thayer, OF Nathan Thayer Co., Is Broad
street, was announced this morning. Mr.. Thayer
was member OF the New York stock exchange.
The Daily New York Failure.
New YORK. september 24-Charles P. Burdett
and Samuel G. Pond, composing the firm OF Bur-
G deste Pond, merchants, Of IA Water street,
Tue holders OF accommodation notes for 81, 600
are preferred Among other preferred creditors are
the Mercantile National bank and Park and TIL
lord, but the amounts are not stated
Latest Foreign News by Gable.
BIG FIRE IN SYRIA.
LONDON, September ga disastrous con1agra-
ton has occurred at ZeitOwn, in Syria The ba-
zaar and 400 houses were consumed The fire has
occasoned much suffering among the residents Of
the town.
DIFFICULTIES IN THE FRENCH CABINET.
PARIS, September 24.-The Tele0raDhe asserts
that the difference Of views between Prime Minis
Ter Ferry and General Campenon, minister OF war,
is expected TO lead the resignation OF the latter
General CampenOn urges the immediate convoca-
ton OF the Chambers 1t is said that in case Gen.
eral Campenon resigns NJ Ferry will offer the MIN
lstry OF war to General Lewal, at present conn
nander or the seventeenth corps, with headQuar-
terS at Toulouse
THE WRECK OF THE WASP.
LONDON, September 24-The surgeon and chief
engineer OF the gunboat Wasp, which was lost yes
ter1ay off the northwest coast Of Ireland, were
away from their vessel on Through and are con-
SeQuentIy safe,
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All properties placed in our hands for sale are inserted
without charge in our Real Estate Advertiser" (rst
issued in 1869
ana OF properties belonging to residents Also to
the Renting of Houses and Collection of kents ut mod.
crate rates and without charge paying taxes remit
tg rents and attending to repairs to which personal
Faithful attention given to the disposal by lease or
sale OF the smallest property placed in our hsIids.
Loans on real estate security made with care and
charge. seIi.Im
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
,TKAMER T. V. ARKOWsMITH
FROM 7TH STREET WHARF

Mt VERNON, Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORr0PsY
leaves 7thstreet wharf daily lexcep Sunday, for NJ.
Vernon at 10 o'clock AIN; returning reaches Washn-
ton about $50 PIN
sel6 L L. BLAKE, Captain
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A Probable Theft.


surgeon Bailhache, OF the marine hospital ser
vice, has returned from an inspection OF the Poto-
mac river above Harpers Ferry, for which duty he
was detailed by the surgeon general last week on
account OF the rumors OF the infection Of the river
by the carcasses OF hogs thrown In. He examined
the river carefully up as far as Piedmont and re-
ports that the old stock yards at keyser's have
been abandoned as a trans-shipment point, and
that the railroad company has It's stock yards now
at Beliair and Belpre, on the Ohio river and that
stock Is carried through In one run. III hog hap
pens TO die on the train the carcass Is sold In
In Baltimore. The carcasSeS are never
thrown away, as they have a market
value. He inspected the Cumberland water works,
whichiS supplied from the upperPotomac. and found
II In good condition and the apparently pure
The Potomac is nearly dry and is forbade I'm many
places on foot. He heard reports OF hog cholera
In the Potomac valley, but heard rumors OF IL I'm
the Shenandoah valley. The Potomac river, he
says, is undoubtedly clean from Harper's Ferry TO
the foot OF the mountains
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RAILROADS.
TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
ABE SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

AND WtSI.
Schedule IN effect . USI J. 1854
$40 A.N.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily maxi ne clos
come ctous TO all points South and Southwest
Daily ept Sunday. with G. & d Railway Pull
Kan Sleeping Buffet cars from New y rk and Wash
iagton to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
ssEington and Atlanta to New Orleans,
SIP M--LOUISVIILE FAST IISE DAILY via Char
louisville TO Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping Washington 20
Louisville
1ACP M.-SOCTHERN Mali. AND FIPhESS Daily
to all points South and Southwest DanvilIe ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with q. o. Rail way
Pullman Sleeping cars from Nashin- ton via Dan
Vile Charlotte and Atlanta New Orleans; also
fronI Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington q. 200
NJ aud 5.lO L. NJ daily except sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington at 9:l0 AN and
$40 M. daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Conpany's Of
&c, 6oi Pennsylvania avenue IrlIns Iv.vc :. ma u
p s;atiog
u SLAUGHTER. NMACDANIEI.
Gen Pass. Agent AGENT
au2 EOI. HAAS Traffic Manager
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The Courts.

EQUITY COUkT-vuuQG James
Yesterday, United States agt. HOwgate; sale
finally ratified Hunt agt Hunts heirs appearance
OF defendants and ross-biil ordered.
To-day. Phelps agt Tipplt1; reference to auditor
ordered Reach agt. Beach; L F. Levy made party
defendant. saunders agt Saunders; appearance
ordered and publication In STAR ordered. ScanlOn
agt Scanlon; sale ordered, and w. j. Newton ap-
pointed trustee. United States agt Smoot; trustee
directed to proceed with sale. Lemon agt Fitzger-
aid; restraining order continued on filing under
taking. Vigle agt. vigie Elizabeth Vigle appointed
guardian ad Ntem.
PROBATE CouRT-Regtster RanasdeH
To-day, Estate Charles Harling: administrator
bonded In $l4 O00 Estate Eunice c. Young; execu-
tor qualified Estate OF 3, n. Barlow; Will partially
proven. Estate Lydia Smith; account OF sales re-
turned Estate OF Susan s Robertdeau; petition
Tor probate OF will filed Estate Hannah G0Odail,
petition OF G. w. Go0dau for letters hied.
An ORDRR Reasonable general order of Au-
gust 2sth, issued by Superintendent Thompson, OF
the railway mail service. ana which placed Super
intendent L u. Terrell In charge Of the third d.
vision, this city, and Superintendent c. W. vickery
in chargeof the fourth division, at Atlanta, Ga,
was to-day rcscinded This action leaves Mr.. Ter
rell In Atlanta and Nj. Vickerytn this city.
Malcolm N. Gran, Of HUDSON cou1ty, n. J., was
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LIST OF PRIZES

Arpcat on for rates to clubs should be made only
the Office OF the Company in New Orleans.
FOR iurthef 1nfornst on write clearly giving full nd
Dress Make +. u. Money Orders payable and addrs<
Orleans, la.
Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mail or Expire
ell sums OF IS aud upwards by Express ut our expens
MA DAUPHIN
se10,1I20,N27. oc1.4.8&11 New Orleans, La.
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DIFFICULTIES IN THE FRENCH cAB1s,


The Now York Stock Market.
IRE following are the opening and p. m. prices
Of tie New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
t. special wire to II. II. Dodge $40 18TH street:
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Much Ado About Nothing.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
In reference to the affair between Commissioner
West and the transfer ticket agent, permit me to
state how it looks to one that was present On the
occasion.
A gentleman twho happens to be one Of our Com
missioners) arrives at the Junction OF 9th and F
streets, and finds number of persons waiting to
continue the ride already paid for. The car Which
should accommodate them Is moving away with
out paying any attention TO their rights; Mr. West
calls the agents attention to 1t. but he refuses
stop the Car and even declines to give his name
Now any person or thing that tends to disturb the
peace is unlawful. The people at the junction were
clamorous for what was beyond question theirs,
namely the continuance OF their ride on the first
1ntersectlng carr and the agent, whose business 1t
was to serve the public in this respect by falling to
do so, was subject to arrest tending to cause or
create disorder The Commissioners OF the District,
as the legal successors OF the board OF police,
have as much right to arrest as any
member OF the police force. Commissioner
West, in my opinion, should have compelled
the agent to stop the car, and on his refusal to
do so should have arrested him and had him taken
to the nearest station house. Alesson OF this kind
is needed to show that the responsibility OF our
street car companies Is not ended when the fare is
paid.
Commissioner West was not as severe in the mat
ter as he had right TO be- out his actions were those
OF gentleman anxious to promote the convent
ence OF the community. LOCKER On.
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Commissioners.

for educational and Chart able rurposes-with capital
Of 81 900 0Oto which reserve fund of over S550OOO
has since been added,
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
mace part OF the present state Constitution adopted
December 2. A. ID. 1879.
only Lottery erer roted and idorsed bv the peo
pte or any State.
1T nerer scales or q,ostpones
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAKE
PLACE MONTHLY
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FORTUNE
TENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS X. IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS TUES
DAY. OCTOBER ii, 1884
113D MONTHLY DRAWING
" CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000. IA
100000 Tickets at Us each Fractions in ths in rropor
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Small Stock of Groceries consisting of Spices Soaps,
Matches. Shelf Goods, Bottles of liquor. Counter
Scales (sprin- -bilance) Syrups, Vinegar, Coal Oil
Tank. Desk showCase &c, at Auction
On FRIDAY, SEPT MBER r ENTY- SIXTH, 1884.
at TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell at Store northw = cor
ner 9th aid streets northwest the stock Of Groceries,
&c cOi tanned herein se24-Lt
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A WOMAN KNOCKED Down BY A HoRsE.-To-day,
at about half-paSt twelve O'Clock, Kate White, a
black woman, living near the navy yard, while in
toXlcated stepped from car at 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, and staggering
against horse driven by man In the employ OF
Williams, the undertaken, was knocked TO the
pavement. Officer Wheeler took her TO the nth
precinct station-house, where she was found to be
only slightly bruised
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To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
1t Is impossible for Mr.. Blundonn and his small
force of men TO water 1000 trees. Under the ex-
listing circumstances the men are doing all they
can. One thorough saturatiOn of the earth around
a tree may save or years waiting for another to
take its place. H.
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AUCTION SALES.
"EEkS Il 90, Auctioneers,
wv 63I louisiana avenue. opposite City Post Ofics

w 631 LOUISIANA avenue opposite City Post Office.
hEGTLAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,&c.
iNFRONT OF AND WITHIN oUE SAIL, KO0MS
63I LU ISlASA AVENUE. ON THURSDAY
MORNING.SEPl EMBER TWENTY-f III II, COM
MENCING Al len O'CLOCK. AND TO WHICH
WILL 81 ADDED TIE ENIIRE EFF CTS OF
FAMILY &C MING II USEkEEtINCi:
PIANO FORTE. cry HANDS ONE PAEIOR SUITS,
N OLIVE. GREEN AND Ct,IMSG y PLUSH, HAIR
CLOTH DO FIVE WALNUT CHAMBER Stls,
COTTAGE Sc S. HAIR AND HlCk NAT
IRE, SIS: sPRhADs. IXTEAsIoN TABL rs
MARBLE TOP TABL =. CUUCHES. EASY CHAIRS
AND LOCKERS: WALNUT AND OTHEK DINING
BOON CHAIkS; y MBEh OF LXCLLLESi
Blu Sci, ND OTHER CARPETS; NJ ATl1NGS
MALB e TOP SIDEBOAKDS EDsTEADs, b.
kEASs, NALL Top WASnSlANDs, NTH
LANCE VARIETY OF OTHER DESIRABLE
GOODS SUIT BILE FOR HOUsEKEEPiNG, TO
WHICH VIZ INVITE ATTENTION. ALSO Let
CHILDREN ANp LADIES' DRESSES, SILK
PARA,OLs. SILK EMBkOIDElIEs. FE ,TH-
Eho, buttons. NELVET RIBBON &c &c 1t
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Preparations are going on for . general uprising
In Cuba during the coming winter. The negroes
VIII b urged 70 1oaD the inSuTecuonistA
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Death OF a Member OF tho New York
Stock EXchAmye.

NEW YORK, september A.-The death Of Mi.
Nathan Thayer, OF Nathan Thayer & Co., Is Broad
street, was announced this morning. Mr.. Thayer
was member OF the New York stock exchange.
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NOT AN ARMY OFFICER.-Capt. W. H. James,
who committed suicide at Wilmington, N. c., yes
terday, by shooting himself In the head is not an
army officer, but was connected with the improve
ments OF the North Fear river, as assistant to the
engineer officer in charge.
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pARTIES WHO WAGER HATS ON RE~ULT OF
a esdntia! Election. can procure them. Fall and
Mlnter Broadway style - hst material - per cent less
tn1n e sew here, from bRODi. the Halter. 4i9 llth
tUeet northwest
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LO(Rl AOtea

August Schpnborn has nled a bill In equity
against Henry L. SchPnborn and Mary A ScIRn-
born for partition OF real estate
Henry Nash and Win. Davis, charged with lar
ceny from the person OF Vim. Everett, on August
23d, were to-day admitted TO bail In $500 EACH X
Naryman going on the bonds
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE NEW HAVEN BICYCLE
RACES-At the New Haven Bicycle club races yes
terday afternoon, in the one-mile novice race, Wait
won IN 3:O4E. In the two-mile race for the club
one-mtle scratch race, Sanders Sellers, OF England
and George Hendee, OF New Haven, were the only
entries Hendee won; time, 3:01Z. The five-mile
2l:46. In the one-mile boys race there three
starters On the homestretch o. n. Ferguson, OF
New Haven, struck boy named Willie Hopkins,
who was leaning over the guard rail- Ferguson's
machine hit the boy on the back OF the head ard IL
Is thou ght caused conclusion OF the brain. Fergu-
son was thrown on his machine and stunned. The
race was won by w. ]. Redfeld, OF New Haven.
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National CouyCIr limited AMERICAN NrcUAS-

NATIONAL COUNCIL UNITED AMERICAN MEcHAN-
ICS.-The annual convention OF the national coun-
Gil OF the order OF United American Mechanics
committee presented q report. showing that the
membership or the order Is ~, 80. The treasurers
report showed that the balance in the treasures
Of the various subordinate councils amounts 10
$3.50. 1880 Onlcers were elected for the ensuing
wear.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

'T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPE. IAL SALE OF MOQUET. ENGLISH AND TAP
ESIR1 BtUSS L CARPETS: TIRE E-PLY AND
INGRAM CARPETS: TURKISH AND SMYRNA
RUGS: CRUM CLOTHS, &c, &c.
on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEk TWENTY-SIXTH, 1884.
at lLEHEN O'CLOCK. with my auction TO ms [
hall sell the above goods which and of best
quality. se22-dts
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
BY virtue of writ of fer facias issued out Of the
Clerks Once OF tbe Supreme Court If the District
Columbia and to directed will sell at public sale
Or cash III front of the Court House door of the said
DiStr 81 on 1ONDAi, the THIR EENIH DAY OF
OCl OBtR, 1854. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, all the
night title claim AMI Interest of the defendant in and
u following described property to wit: The south
bali o Lot ten (0 in hundred two tO2l
III the city OF Washington satisfy execution number
- % al law i'll favor of DOUGLASS l. BRO, against
HARRIET A. ZAN1ZINGER.
CLAYTON McMICHAEL
U. 5. Marshal.
IhOhAS DoN LING, tuct se19-tdS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

Hs Horse anu Carriage Bazaar
1851 -942 Louisiana avenue
PEREMPTOSY SALE OF FOUR MULES, THE
PROPERTY OF A. GLEAsON, CONTRACTOR
ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC T-LEGRAPH COM
PANY
On SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBEK TWEEN
iY-SEVE- III. commencing at HALE-PAST
TEN OCLOt K. will sell within the Bazaar black
Mare Mules six yeIrs old anted sound, and work
ers In Ell harness. weigh about HOO pounds each
Also
ABOUT TWENTY HEAD HORSES AND MARES.
Among which will be found some good workers and
drivers
FIFTEEN NEW AND SECONDHAND BUGGIES,
WAGONS, CARRLAG :, HARNESS, &c.
se24-3t s b NSIN1ER Ayctiupeer