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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


TRGsTEE's SALE OF IMrRovEp REAL ESTATE
G IN THn C,TIES OF WASHINGTON AND
BY virtue of deed in trust duly recorded ....
among tne land records of the District of Column 80
Ola IN II er ols folio S22 ct seq shall sell at a
the days and at the ii hereinafter mentioned the
TEMyEE 1884 at G fASTF * CLOCK At s IN II
SescrSea a. fo s's III ss
point OH the east line OF 18th S. W. # south
THENCE south is # DIN: thence # in thence
place beginning improved by '1 house US No. so4 1sh
&c on Nm, TgEs Sd. TIE THlRTIETH PAY OF SEP,
~ IN Holneads addition to Georgetown beginning at
from Montgom.ry street and running t,ence east 10
west Is ct inches and thence north Sc fet 10 Inches
t0tLe place Of beginning. improved by house No 27l4
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTE r. part of Lot Is. IN
same addition beginning at point on the south line of
north 8 set Is inches and sice s 50
feet to the place Of beg inning improved by houses
IN, IMMEb AIEL1 TYPEWRITER, all Of Lot 81 in
l4l4 18th street and No. 2605 street each If which
on wED>L SD W tn F1rsT DAY OF OCTOBER
1854 at 9t 4 O'CLOCK p NJ part of Lots Sc and 81
dart street where the west line Of Vim T D1xon's lot
intersects sal! street ard running theme west Il
thence north to the south line of ley
WIDE thence east II feet and thence south the place
Vi improved ny house No. 25JT StUuCart
street.
ImIned ately thereafter part Of Let's IA and Is, in
Corcoran's subd VISION Of t. and g. in O'd George
tow beslnnne at point distant IS feet inches north
OF the southwest corner OF the property conveyed
Henry Mirgate by f. and T. T. Dodge executors by
deed recorded in Iiber " c. |. 4S folio lG9 seq and
ru ming theme north IA feet ncles thence east is
ieet inches theme south IA let inches and thence
vest - feet inches to the place Of beginning In
III the raw OF three houses situated III the alley directly
west of the Consres street NJ. p. church
immediately thsr, ait.r. part Of lois SO and 80 in
Beatty and Han kins addition to GEORGETOWN, helm
min the north line Of Prospect street 10 feet east
from the west line of lot So and the east
SO fee thence north 100 feet, thence 80 feet aud
thence south 100 feet to the place of beginning
prove by house No. BIB prospect street and frame
build ng in rear.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash. of which $50 must be
a,a at time u sale each piece. residue and
TIVE We months respectively secured by the of the
purchaser bearing six per cent interest and deed
trust upon the PROPERTY sold, al ca h. option of
purclas scr All conveyancIrg. purchasers cost
he rgtt Is reserved to resell at fautL purchase
cost aiid RISK II terms are not compiled With
days day Of
CHAS. II. CRAGIN Jr.. Trustee
sel9- lOt 32l ia street northwest
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RAILROADS.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
1HE SHORT LINE To The SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

1HL SHORT LINE To The SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
SChfdu1e in effect Isl s. 1851
SIC A.N.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily Inak ny close
cuisIs CtiOns To all points South and Southwest
Daily, egt SunUay. with G. Is o Railway Pull
nan Sleeping Buffet from New \ rk and Wash
InRton 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta To New Ur aus
Sop .M-LOUISVILLE FAST IL = f. DAILY via Char
lott syIiie tU Cincinnati l. uIsyille and all Western
tents Pullman Sleevius WASHINGTON -
louisville
1cs4t +. N.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
Il MI points South and Southwest via Danville al
Charlotte Daily except sunday with G. o. Railway
Pullman Sleeping from Nashln- ton Dan
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta 10 New Orleans; also
from Washington Charlie te and Columbia to
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington q. $50
NJ and $40 ". daily. except sunday.
NarrtntOn trains leave Washington y:I0 AN and
$40 p NJ daily.
Fer tickets aud information inquire at Comuanys OF
Zee .sOl Pennsylvania avenue Trains it.s- l., III D. &
T.
u SLAUGHTER. n NACDANIEI.
t1en PISS Agent AGENT
au2 sol. TAAS Trafbc Mausysr
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THIS evenings,

i ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LOADlSG SHOT GUNS. IMPokTED FEEAC
SILVER Plat d WARE, DINNER AND TEA
SITS CASTOkS. IRUIr STANDS. &c; FINE
INPORTED SN toS MUSIC iOXES FROM TWO
TO Ten TUNES; GOLD AND S. LIVER WATCHES
LADlE> BEST ROSEWOOD AND NICKLE
BANJOS. WADE ANp BUII HER KAZUk>, he
NOLN LkS TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE,
HOLD ARTICLES.
BY direction Of the owner, to change business will
sell, on th- premises al the above stock 81 J. Z.
ONE * Co, lJ+f Pennsy lvaIa avenue northwest,
Ha2hllSton. ID G. sale commences ut SkVEN +. NJ.
u r. at bargains may be expected FOLEY, Auct.
y. The fixtures Will noIbe sold a. terlnin.
atom OF SAFE, the store will be occupied by j. u.
UNI AKA 4 CO.. Manufacturers vi "'kO1AL GLUE"
seIS
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PHYSICIANS Axp DRuaG1srs
RECO MMEND
RECOMME
BB RR 90 wwwW Nm sSSs
BIB RRR o wwww MN SSSs
o o WV WV Nm 2
BIB 90 w W nm $3.50
# RRE 90 NM
II RRR 8 o MN
Il III 90 oo Mn
R RBf + TIT TIT EEEs ERR ssss
B Ell # i ! T.. i III ! sssss
AS THE BEST TONIC.

- This medicine comuinin -,on with pure Vegetable
TONES, quickly and completely CURES DYSPEPSIA
INDIGESTION, MALARIA. WEAKNESS. IMPURE
BLOOD, CH1LLS AND FEVER. aud NEURALGIA
reaches every part of the SYSTEM pures and enrches
the blood the muscles and nerves
and invigorates the system
FIN " APPETIZER-Best tonic known.
1t will cure the worst of Dysp psia removing All
distressing symptoms such Tasting the Foo Belch-
Ing, Heat ID the stomach, HeaIs urn, etc
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL, NOT
BLACkEN OR INJURE THE TEETH.
1t is invaluable for diseases peculiar to women and to
all persons who lead sedentary lives.
An TNFAILING RtMEbY FOR DISEASES Ur
The LIVER AND KIDNEYS
Persons suffering from the effects of overwork ner.
Vos troubles loss of elite debility experience
quick re LET aud renewed energy by its use
IT DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODCCB
CQNSTIPAT1ON-other Iron medicines do.
1t is the only preparation of Iron that causes no niu
rbps effects physicians and Druggists recommend it
the BEST. TRY IT
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper lake no other Made only by
aul9 BROWN CHEMICAL Co, Baltimore Md
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The report OF compromise between the New
York fFfo~rs and the New York Typographical
union, effected by Mr.. Brock, member OF the Co
lumoia Typographical union Of this city, Is dis
credited by printers here. The reported compro
mise provided that the union should take into Its
membership the non-union printers at present en-
ployed 10 the Tribune ONCE. Mr.. Brock Is in New
YORK, out went there ON other business than
that OF arranging compromise. Mr.. 7. T. Hurdle,
secretary OF the Columbia Biographical Union,
To-Day teiegraphed to the secretary OF the New
YORK union Tor Information. He received q mes
sage from New York this afternoon that no settle
ment had yet been reached, and negotiations are
stu pending.
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THOMAs BOWLING, AuctIoneer

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF vAIrABIER REAL ESTATE
oNC STREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FUUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. G..
BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court of the "a
District OF Columbia PISSED iii Equity cause No
79iS the undersigned as cutor Will offer se1
i'll fr mt Of the premises SATURDAY. tine Twenty.
SEVENTH DAY OF St.PlEMB L., 1854 at FIVE
LOch p 81 thst y9 9l ilnrroy,,d property.
city of Washi on. in the District Of Columbia and
XII VII and described the city plat par, lot . in
Square o3l beginning tor the Il feet inches west
froui the southeast corner OF said lot i'll square
o4 and running north CT feet ii inches thence west
:tJ inches thence tn Is feet; the west feet:
iheaee south So feet IL inches to southwest
thence east along the line OF street II feet inches
the Elace of beginning.
Terms pf sale: CASH deposit of $50 viii be required
when property struck of to the purchaser The
right reserNed OF reseln. the property aud
risk If purchaser should tha sale not com
pied with within days from day Of sale Costs OF
convey ancng AZ purchasers expense.
NM. HENERY, Executor
~ II rot th,,.St
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CHE -OTTO- GAS ENGINE

rUNHE "OTTO- GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler. avoids all expensive attendance
rooes handling of iueI and ashes 1t il
red extensively for running Passenger and Freight
ievstors sewing Machines Meat Choppers. Printing
llthosTaphic Presses. Coffee Mis, koasers Paper
kulinx Machinery, latheaI DC. DC. This en2ine
with extSelne smoothness regularity of sIs
the least number W working parts. and
at simplicity OF mechanism
or PARTICULAR to prices &c. Suply Vt Cfice .,
Washington Gas Light Co ylS
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

DEREMPTORY SALE OF EIGH ROOM BRICK
Il HOUSE No 458 STkr EFT SOUTHWEST, AND
1WO-SIORY FRAME HOUSE ON FOUR ND-A-
HALF STREET, BETWEEN III AND STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER -
TWf NTi-IhlRD. We VIII sell. in front of the IL
Premises at FIVE O'CLOCK the east half of LotA9
- In square sos fronting street. between ~ nd
house
IMMEDIATELY AFTER we will sell, In front Of the
premises. the south 1t feet front by depth thereof
Lot 10 square 543 fronting ~ street between N
md streets southwest, improved Ly small frame
lerms: One third cash balance in six twelve and
elEhtsen MOI tbs notes to bhr interest and be Sc
cured by deed of trust all cash option Of pur-
chas deposlt Of 500 required each piece
as sol / Convey ancinz at purchase s cost
sel9-d&ds DUNCANSoN BROS, Auc.ioneers
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NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer

A RARE CHANCE FOR AN ENTERPRIsING PARTY
E-IRlSG TO DO GOOD BU-INESS IN A
EUMBER OAE LOCATION: VERY YALUABLE
BEING PART Or WHITE HAVEN, NEAR DRO.
HEks REST AND THE RESERVOIR ABOUT
one MILE WEST OF GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, THE THIRT1ETH DAY OF SEP-<
TIMBER 1884. at ONE O'CLOCK PM. the III
premises. shall sell the following property viz
Two acres OF Land. improved IS comfortable Frame
Dwelling. five Acres. being balance in Lot No .
Immediately after Brick Store House. with one acre
Also i've Acres being balance OF Lot No. /.
his is valuable suburban property and should
commend the attention of parties who desire profitable
1nvesti' hts either country residences IL bust
ness point of View.
Terms: One- bird CASH balance in two equal pay
rlts at SIX and twelve months with notes bearing
teres at SIX Per cent and secured by ded
Oh trust Oh prol erty Sold All convey aIcing and
cordng at purchasers cost. depOSt Of 800 Will be
REQUIRED OH each property at time OF sale
se20-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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DARTIES WHO WAGER HATS ON RESULT OF
esdential Lection. can procure them. Fan anu
than 9 sew hsre, from bRoDT. the Halter. Al9 18th
street northwest
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Comm issiOner West and the Transfer
AutOcrat.

40 tue G0ltor OF IHE EVENING STAR:
Politics must take rest We are unnstakably
on the verge OF local CONFUSION. whereby WASH
iAgten society VIII be swayed and shaken, IL not
sundered and shattered. A morning paper nres the
train by volley Of expletives hurled at District
commissioner who had the audacity to interfere
with transfer potentate. Ihave heard nothing
to-day but ''blanked outrage" "Russa," "despot-
ism" 0d i'ytnituna. While have not the honor Of
knowing Mr. West, even by sight, always light
for the under dog when hostilities begin There
fore give place to witness for the defense It's
reasonable suppOsItton that had the autocrat who
determines the physical environment OF many
hundreds OF people day, at 9th and F streets,
Commissioner the car would have been stopped in
snort order But In hts ignorance he treated that
august potentate like he treats dozens OF the lat
terS peers every twenty-four hours And have
the most positive testimony, indsputable evidence
that nine out OF every one OF these dozens would
unanimously consign Lord Otto TO the Basule in
hates TO get lett, even by street car only few
pavements OH. That provoked him with himself
breath enough In stock ask Count Otto to please
stop that car" and that mogul only gaZes at him
with ptying silent stoiidty, then the citizen gets
!nad al the transfer agent who doesn't transfer.
Before to-day you could see this amusing perform
ance at almost any hour minute played tRdiffer-
entity by men, women and children. Lord Otto, IL
appears is authorized to use his discretion as to
whether he will accommodate the public or not.
All the public buildings In would not hold the
MIeSstS ne can UFluS 10 swear mat ne does use IT,
The mistake appears 10 be that the circumference
OF the circle OF his social acquaintanceS does not
Include all bis colleagues In the conglomerate her
archy ruling this roosG OF the goddess of liberty or
course one cannot expect such sef-Sacriflctng pub
Tic oenefactorS as street railroad corporations to
select the most capable OF It's employees Tor the
most important OF lis stations The people might
not be bedeviled enough.
am sorry for West, but all citizens whose prf-
carriages are at present out OF repair sweeten
their pity with gratitude.
II We cannot have transfer agents with the ex-
ecutive ability OF Dudley, do let us have them
with ordinary common sense. ORIENT
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y ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRE,
LONDON, SoUIHAAPFoS AND BREMEN.
The steamers VI this company VIII sail Et Ky WE'D
NESDAi AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot Of
ID street. ho1oken Rates Of iassa@e from NEW YORK
I. IONDOS,HASK RE, BREMEN: BY "Wednesday steamer
Il Inst cabin. SlOo 10 $50 second cabin By Satur
st lowest rates. For freight lassaHe apply to
IELklCHS & CO. Bowling Green New York;W. G.
west: CHAS WALTEk. $40 b street. Agents for Wash
ugtOQ tAl2
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0LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
~ the best. SO is JUSTHs Old stand known Tor year
Gs the only place where fast-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can Ii sold at respectable prices Address
JUSTAS Old Stand, No. 6l9 street. between 9Th and
9TH streets northwest
~. b.-N0te r., nuxil promptly aftendods0 mrs
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nUNCANsON BROS, Aucf1oneers.

VERY VALUABLE USIMPROVED Bull DING
SITES. AT THE INTERSECTION OF TWENTY
SECOND STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
NuE NOklHWESf, BEING ALL OF LOT 2. IN
SQUARE Il. CONTAINING 1913 SQt ARE FEET
OF GROUND. BLING IN JHE NEsT END, AN U
The CITY
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER4GH
SECOND, 1854, at FIVE O'CII Ck viii sell, n$eSYs
front Of the premises. the above mentioned prop-A-
eTfy fronting 1s1 1l2 feet New Ham pshre avenue
and 1879 HIP feet on 22d street west
Terms: onethrd cash: balance III and two years.
notes to bear interest and &c DE secured by deed of
trust or all cash. at option OF purchaser Title good
sale.
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Mr. Prud'hOmme,s stolen Rouds.
ONE OF THEM FOUND IN NEW YoRK-A MAN ARREsrEI
FOR ALTERING TINE NAME

FOX ALTERING THE NAME
Major Dye received letter from New York as
OF that city. The letter states that Allega ar
some time ago borrowed from 1.-The Fidelity Trust
Insurance and Annuity company 500, deposlting
as security what purportcd TO be a 81 900 L. 4
loan OF $500 on the same. The company
for some reason thought best 10 inquire into The
matter. and went TO the Assistant Treasurer, and
there found that the bond ia question WAS what Is
known as a caveated bond e., a claimant having
notified the department OF Its loss The
bond was examined and found to have had
the name OF John f. Z. Prudhomme
inserted instead Anegar WAS thesupon ar
rested Tor altering q bond and held for his ap-
psarance. This bond is evidently one or those
stolen from MIR. Prudhomme, oI Georgetown, on
June 22d 1889, when $500 were taken from his
house. Inc number given, l23i9, s.. 900 registered
bond, is on the list furnished the police by MI
Prudhomme At the time. Some weeks ago six cou-
ponS, from bonds corresponding Ia number To those
stolen, We're presented for payment by Philadel
phia firm, and the police attempted to trace them,
but lost track or them in New York, where the
coupons are treated as cash and no record made.
SloRr HoNEYMooN.-On Thursday. the 4th In
slant, Oliver p. Chappell and NrS Rachel Van
Slyke were married at 2lS ~ street by Rev E. ID.
Bailey, or the Congregational church. The groom
was q well-known carpenter and the bride tho
widow OF Martin Van Slyke, residing on street,
near 9th southwest. She had several Children
nearly grown. The honeymoon was, however.
OF very short duration. ON the Sunday
following the marriage the groom was taken Sex,
as II Was supposed with inalaria fever, and appli-
cation being made TO Sanitary OFFICER Teeple he
was sent TO Providence hospital for treatment
After being at this hospital for short time u WAS
found that Mr. Ghappel5 allment was mental
not physical, and Ia about week he Was sent back
70 bis home In South Washington To-day DrS. X.
T. Holden and H. \. Leach certified TO his insanity.
and this afternoon he was sent to the insane asy-
lum at ST. Elizabeth.
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DIED.

W. ~,
fSnlss I. ,S-.s On September va 1884 e tSey
daushter Of ArrSibsd and Laura Col unSa. hiAH'
Weep not for little Eva
Her gentle spirits led
Among the silent dead
Shed not q tear of sorrow
Th hin what lovely nower.
Br AUNT RoaA.
FINK. On Monday September Dad lisa. at 6. 80 T.
m. RACHEL v FINK, wife Of j. J. Sink. in the I'D
Funeral WIN take place from her late residence No.
pm. Friends aud relatives are inyit.d t. attend
SkA FhAS CT 70 lss. in BrSYtMI III
and Z. H. Grady sy; 1 ~ twenty,thsee ,sars
HEURICH. In Baltimore on September 81 1884 st
ll:a0 p M; AMELIA hECbIcH. NEE Muelier.j be-
srrvc rom the a f -r husband
No l22J Tx, ptieth STREET Tomorrow. 1u--dAy. sep
rspeetfay nSit:d intrrmeni at OAK ana Hi Iie s.
mors sun and American please copyI z
2 e'Ess I e i kr IL NJ
teenth year OF her age.
Our sister dear las left u.s.
Whom W dii fopdly love:
God freed h.r OF her suferings
And took her ny above.
Funeral Wednesday. September 2lth. a, O'Clock p.
r. m her sister rcsdenc 81. 9Th street northwest
KENDRICk On Tuesday morning. >eptemher 23d,
1854. Mrs StRbAl.A EkS DEL h. after q long aud
painful illness passed to rst a.l AZ years She leaves
HUSBAND and eieh chi dren TO mourn her death
Remains wlu be tskeu TO Hanover, Pa, Friday
morning.
LEWIS. On September %. 1884. ELZEBETH b.
wife Of William Lewis
Funeral from her husbands resdeHce, No. 109 PENN
sylvania avenue northwest, Thursday afternoon
O'Clock. q
sALTNER. On Sunday, September 81, 1884 a
eehteen minutes past two p M. GEORGE Il. SALT
MIX ia the thirty eighth year VI his
Funeral from hls late residence. SOY Twenty NTH
street. Wednesday AFTERNOON, 1T four O'Clock ffhn-
delphia Lsdeer please COPY n
SEIpP In this city, Monday. september 2ad, 1854,
Mrs. MARIA ELIZABETH sEIIP. vile of George NJ
Selpp, in the 5Ist year VI her axe
FuueEAl ia Bait lInore S.pte uller Nth.
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AUCTION SALES.
OUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY. ON L STREET,
NEAR TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed of trust recorded in Liber No.
iVoS, ono o. one Of the ianu records for the Dis Tn
1 H o. r., S3iunbia we Viii sell on sATCRDAi,
fOlhIH DAl OF OCTOBER 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK
III front Of the r misses the following described real
estate and premises situate lying being in the city
OF Washington. IN the District of Columbia known aud
deslsnated part Of Lot numbered t6) square
numbefed one hundred and s-vent 40 Bagln for
southwest corner OF square. and run east street
twenty,seven CD feet one ID inch. then north with
line oil lots mum cred five t5) aud six o. five
lo feet then west twenty-seven (l feet one ID inch,
aud TO the BEGINNING together with all and singular the
improvements ways EASEMENTS. rights. privileges and
apurtenances to tie same belonging In auywise ap
pertain ing.
Terms: One-third cash: balances in six and twelve
months no es to bear interest ard be by
DEED OF trust or all cas- at ion of purchaser Con-
veyanclng &c, at purchasers cost deposit OF 500
req lire at sale. Terms To- be complied with in
days otherwise Trustees right resell riss
aud cost OF purchaser after five days pubic notice OF
such resale IN some Newspaper pub shed in Washing
ton. DC. OS cola G. G ZEN -.
se23-eo&dbs WILLIAM A. GORDON, Fus'ees.
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THREE BOYS CHARGED WITH A sERIoys oFFINsK.
Bud Ford, Waveriy Anderson and WA Ellis,
three small negroes about ten or twelve years old
were charged In the Police Court this afternoon
with assaulting Daisey E Brown, the 9-ysar-old
daughter Of VIM. q. Brown, q blacksmith, resld-
Ing on Sd street, between and streets northwest.
Mr.. Brown testified that a week ago last night
ne was sitting on the porch OF his house. His
daughter, Daisey. left the porch, and had been alb
sent ABOUT ten minutes when he heard her scream
Ing. He went for her and found her crying and
her Clothing all torn. She said that three four
colOred boys did It.
Daisey Brown. years old and intelligent testified
that Anderson and Ford caught her and tore ner
ciOtneS on Another boy. whom she did not know,
ohered her ten cents Henry Archer testified that
Ford told him that Anderson and Jesse Harris CON-
mitted the assault ". H. Brooks, colorsd. testified
that ne saw Ford and two others whom he did not
know committing the assault.
There was no testimony against Ellis and he was
discharged. Ford TESTIFIED that he knew nothing
about the assault case, as he was with his mother
at Dr. Streets The boys mother testified that
her boy was with her from haf-past six until eight
O'Clock on the day charged.
The case was continued until tomorrow, when
additional witnesses viii be heard on both sides
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ANNAPoIls Md, September aa-Lt. Commander
H. Elmer mas been assigned as head or department.
OF seamansAlp, naval construction and naval tao
tics
Commander II. L. Howison and Chief Engineer
Edward Farmer have been appointed a board TO
inspect two steamers now being built at Phllddel-
phia for the Aaryl fishery force.
1t Chas s Hutchins has reported for duty at
the Naval academy
It. Commander william NJ. Folger has been Or
dered to Wilmington, Del. on temporary duty.
IT IS LEARNED this afternoon that there Is
a probability that the appointment OF the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury VIII be deferred several days
notwithstanding the fact that Mr.. Coons term as
Acting Secretary expires tomorrow.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.

LARGE and PEEEMPT0EY SALE OF wE11-KEpr
II tSf HOLD FURNITURE, BEING THE EN-
TINE CONTENTS or
souTHEEAWvT RHE Ev fIFrh en- Il SIREET AND
COMPRIoIN ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO STOOL
AND COVER FRENCH Plate Init
FRAME MIRRORS, PARI.DR SUITES. VARIOUS
STYLES AND COZ tHlNGS; WALNUT Ca NJ
Der SITS, WAL Ut " ARDROhkS Double
ASp siNG III EooK ra,AnH,t,s: ~. GARD
GOTHIC CHAiKS. LOUNGES, EASY CHtIiiS'
SOFAS. NJ I. Tab Is LAkG. WALNUT MIR
HCR. BACK HALL PIECE, WALNUT VI. T. SIDE
BOARDS. WALNUT EXT NSiUN TABLES VAL
Nut DINING AIRS. WALNUT CAR> ING
Bur AUS. WAAHeTAND,. CHAIRS, ROC ERS.
HAIR AND 9TH Il MATTItr SSkS, FRAT Ell
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ON THtR>DAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS. SEP
TEMBtR TIVE Y "a FIFTH AND TWENTY-SiXTH
COMMENCING EACH Day AT len OCLO K. WE,
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TENTH AND NV YORK AVENUE ALL THE
FLRNlTuRE: &c. CONTAINED THEREIN.
sPECTFUI.LY CALI. III ATTENTION OF BUYERS.
HOUSE OPIN FOX INSPECTION EARLY ON DAYS
OF SALE. sels-1t