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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

New York, Dee 1.-Stocks weaker Money Ia
Q Cotton dull +; up!ands 10 jig; Orleans
1O11.l6 Flour dull and heavy. Wheat heavy
and lower. Corn lower and dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

Ihcgrain markets during the past lew days
show but little .ha nge; dealers are still cautions
and th.Ie is no disposition TO speculate The
offerings Of Wheat were small this morning aud
al Fuitz of la. 90 COED quality; no prime mixed
or longbcrry being offered COOS Tuitz brought
76. and bad V damaged lot =. Corn is easy
Hur steady: white l5a46: no yellow Corn, Rye
or Oats we've .nid Produce is in more liberal re-
ccipi and i:ice5 arc without change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

AIDES MERINO VESTS. Size from % to
40 Selling at AZ cents, worth 0Oc, at
BLOWN & CH4PMAN'S,
.1e 1O2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

NIEATSFO0T, TANNERS, LARD, SPERM and
~ various quantities Of Oils for machinery,
for sale by M
oct30 IS. LkADbEAIEE q bho.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

INST RECEIVED A LOT OF PATENT Elk.
y tingui-her "Du plcS' Burners, Globes, Chin
MES, Wick, &C, at GOO
uoy22 r. MlLLch y "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

r7IyE CHESTS GUNPOWDER TEA, so cents
{ por b. just received trial will convince
you Of its good quality.
nov11 j. Z. MlLDUhN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

LARGE LOT OF CHlLDKEN'S FULL
"A Regular Made Ribbed Hose. Small size ut
Is cts. cost S. 40 Dozen &c
nor6 A. B. SLATMAKER'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

NOR CREWELs, EMBROIDERY SILK. FILL.
L ing Silk, Arrasene. Canvas and Butchers
Linen 90 T., BLOWN & CHAPMAN'S
oct1S 1O2 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

r AIDES CLIQUOT KID GLOVE, buy it once
| and YOU will never buy any other kind. Only
"a cauts At BROWN & CHAPMAN'S,
oc,1S 102 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

AIDES FINE RIBBED HOSIERY, opened
| Nov. % Colors--Black, Seal Brown and
Navy BIue &. NJ ADAMS,
nnv25 st 50 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

NENTS SCARLET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
al, vool To-. 81 aud S15O Quality can't
be beat, at [oct23l A. B. SLAYMAhERs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

r UNITS POW DERS FOR CHICKEN CHOLERA
| 4 for sale by F. S. Leadbeater & Bro. If your
CHI ckens are sick, give them atrial. Price 20
cants oct25
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

IF YOU CANNOT SEE and cannot find any
| SPECTAC1.ES to suit you, 20 to HENRY
WILDT S and have your eyes tested, and you
will have no more trouble noVZO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

J1UR AND GIMP TRIMMINGS, CHENILLE
T. Fringe and Fur Ornaments. at
BROWN & CHAPMAN'S,
oct2l lN2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-12-01

DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL. believed 10 be the best
/ and safest burning oil now made is for sale
by the blrrel or small quantity by
cct.9 ES. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
DIED.

ATGHINBAU6H On Friday morning S.ptemh.r
%. lSSs of brain fever EDGAR NJ Nouu.st child II
William L. and Anne NJ AuglinhrTgh. a1.d four yesrs
eleven months and tw"nty-,iElit days.
Funeral from parents Residence. l410 Sixth street
NORTH west Monday morning, September 18th forty
five minutes. past O'clock ?.
CoGGINS. ON September %. 1884 At & 30 O'Clock a.
m il IA, wife of Harry Coggins AGED ihiIf years.
She was much beloved 10y al Who knew iIar. true
wife. and
No mother more gentle more kind or more true:
I'"r life was a hymn. and to all that she knew
Mind words ami KIND LOOKS were chaerfullY given
A. blessings that fall from our Father in heaven.
Funeral service al the residence. 7lg Rhode Island
avenue northwest. saturday September - lisa. 10
o'clock a. III. Friends and relatives invited. 70
FLAHERTY On September 25tl 1854 a $50 r. m,
SARAH C.. widow al tie late john lalsrty. the
siNy-seyenth year OF her age.
The funeral Will take place from her late Residence
No. lr2y " Jersey avenue northwest. saturday at
o'clock Relati, Is and friends invited to attend
GILMAN. ,ts:50 pm. on Thursiay September
23th. 1854, ANNA, infant daughter vi Emily L. and
Howard N Gilman.
Not 90 of funeral hereafter
JENKINS. on September oath 1854 at 10 10 a IN
RoBEt1 JENKINS, aged seventy years, of Freier-
Funeral will take place from his sons residence No
1859 ONO avenue northwest. Sunday next, at
O'clock pm. Friends and relatives respectfully
invited 10 attend. s.
MooRHEAD On Thursday. September 25 1884, at 8
T. m at ms late residence No l9l fiare wood avenue,
LeDrOst Park, WILLIAM A MOOLIEAD, formerly of
Andover, Maine agel fifty-eiglt years
tAaine papers please coVyl q
WAlDEN At s45 pm, September "a. 1894 KATE
f. EkpoLFF, wife OF Judge II. u. Warden, aged IS
years and months.
Fun~r from ST. Matthews church. Fifteenth and III
strvets northwest at $50 IN, Saturday. September
9th. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
L UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
N AND TNIMPROVED REAL EST TIE TO CLOSE
-


On the days and at the hours hereinafter stated -
viii offer for sale. at pub IL auction, in front OF ~
TIE respective pren!ses. the following property lon
Gated II The city OF Washington. ID strict o; Columbia
O'CLOCK NJ. and continuing until he " hole Is sold
offered. the sub lots and parts of sub lots
square 49,. now mentioned
l. The part Of 81 about q feet front by 100
zee; deep to an alley improved by twostory Brick
Dive liil-- No 4.9 street sout west.
81 90 routing 0feet on 9th street. between and
prOscd
Lot Il on the southeas of 9Th and streets
SOUTHWEST "a % feet front 9th street b. los
10 ~ siey improved BY two-story Brick Dwelling.
No. 80 6th street southwest
Lot So front tx Il feet 6 inches by depth of IDS
feet 20 an alley improved by three-stUry Brick Store
and dwelling. No. 81 AZ street southwest
AIS the unimnrovel sub. 1t Lin square 1876 the
southeast cornyr OF and 9th streets southwest 24H
On llESDAY, OCTOBER ) VENTH 1854 at FOU.;
O'CLOCK N. lots Id 2, in Holden's subdivision
street east by los :eet Deep each lot imp owed by
neat two-Sto frame cottage. Nos. s13 ami sI5 9Th
street northeast
ON "WEDNESDAY OCTOBER Ell HTH. 1884. at
FOUR O'CLOCK y NJ. the western part Of lot A. i'm
Majors record ii subdivision OF original lot g. in square
81 fronting IL feet on Eorth street 10y depth Of Is
feet improved by tYo-story I. anne dwelling, No .2I5
l. street northwest.
On THUIisDAY. OCTOBER NTH. 1884 at FOUR
the square WEST OF sou ARE $50. fronting on New
Jersey avenue, and 81 streets northwest and con-
tanning .0Si squtre feet of ground more or less
Terms Uue-fourth cash: the balance at six twelve
eighteen and twenty-four months, the purchasers
Iromsso-y notes 10 be given for the deferred pay In
b per interest from days of SALE ayabIr
property sold and satisfactory insurance policies
bi!di's; or all cash or any greater portion than
and I'd at purchasers cost. 8 100 de-
JAMES s. EDWARDS. Trustee.
THOMAS DOWNING Aucr ss1I. eoSils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
VHOMAS BOWLING, Aucdoneer.

DNINISTRATORS SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
THE EN- IRE STOCK OF ELEGANT CABINET
FURNITURE, BELONGING TO THE LATE G. NJ.
WIGHT. AND CONTAINED IN WARE ROOMS
Nos. 627 AND 629 LOUISIANA AVE UE Be
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREET -,
NORTHWEST L1IB- -ACI IN PART ELEGANT
PARLOR SUITS. IN WALNUT AND NJ tHOGANY
FRAMES. UPHOLSTERED IN TnE BEST MAN
-,ER AM LATEST DESIGNS. WALNUT AND
OTHER MAhBLL TOP TABLES; COUCHES AND
EASY ChAIKS. CHIFFONIERS rADIE2 CABI-
MIS- AND SECRETARIES. ELEGA-,I MARBLE
Top SD BOARDS IN MAHOGANY AND WAL
NUT: WALNUT AND MAHOG Any PILLOW AND
HOGANY AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
BEAUTIFUL D SIaiNS AND WORKMAN HIP;
ASH AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE WALNUT WARDROBES.
WALNUT REVOLVING FIR, mt OFFIC DISKS
VfRl MASSIVE MAHOGANY TABLE DESKS
OFFICE FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
q EAT VARIETY OF D MING AND OTHER
CHAIRS; LARGE $40 X OF ROCKING CHAIRS.
Il ALL THE DIFFERENT WOODS: LARGE AND
WELL A SORTED STOCK OF CABINET LUM-
Der. WHIT CUELED HALF, SH UCKS ND Ill
HOLSTERING MATERIAL TOGETHER WITH
CONTENTS OF Workshop. PATTERNS AND
OTHER MATERIAL USED IN THE CABINET
BUSINESS.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
ri Of Columbia l,ssed in the matter Of the estate OF
rs:sTd e e?st, on MoSpAYii SEPT MBER TMESiY.
nd tontiRue thersiitei on MoNDaYs and and T fiGks
v thout doubt the LARGEST and valuable stock
CABINET Furniture offe ed al public sale the city
and he sac offer 5are onr9rtu'y to purchasers to
time Parties not Wishing TO tend the auction buy
saR at greatly 'edaEea STlirn rEspA1
scl3-2w Administrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
How q Fortress % AmazOns Was
StOrmed.


Some amusing details are gradually coming
to light in regard TO the recent revolt OF the
female convicts In the prison OF Alcala, In spain
They drove out all the guards and took complete
possession OF the place, which they barriea ded
and guarded day and night. They had an ample
supply OF provisions, and when the troops arrived
TO capture the prison the women jeered them
through the windows and pelted them with bread
and vegetables from their abundant supply. The
officer In Oh rye OF the expedition against these
TlragoeS found himself in a bad fix. For eight
days he did not know what to do. To use artil-
lery against the young ladies Was out OF the ques
ton, and to get into the prison without smashing
down the walls seemed impossible At last he
conceived brilliant idea He gathered together
a band OF the best looking soldiers In his COM
mand, made them shave. waN their must aches,
and put on their gayest uniforms Then he sent
Them with flag of truce to the AmaZous. The
handsome fellows Were at once admitted, but
were not allowed to return; in fact. they did not
want to get back, and IL was part OF the COM
manderS plan OF campaign TO have them cap
tuTed. In very short time these military pri-
sonerS spread diSunion and muliny among the
AmaZonS and then the place was easily taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
Charged With a Grave Offeu.e.

POST OFFICE CLERK ACCUSED OF AN ATTRNPT TO
DEFRAUD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The arrest OF Seth w. Tuley, alias Philip Nolan,
clerk in the Post ONCE department here, on the
charge OF violating the bankrupt laws of Indiana,
was mentioned in yesterdays STAR. 1t now ap-
pears that he is also wanted on more serious &C
cusation. 1t is said that Tuley, Nolan, as he is
better known here, is concerned in an attempt to
derraud the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company OF Milwaukee, Wis, OF 5000. The state
Tuley insured his life in that company for the
above amount, and after paying one or two prem
i ll disappeared. The supposed widow moved
state, and opened boardinG-house. In due time
she filed her application Tor the insurance money,
together with the alleged proofs OF her husbands
ing, and OF his burial at New Albany.
Inc company was about TO pay the money, but
sequenty to TIE alleged date OF death, and an In
vestigation began.
Mr.. VIM. Beck, who made the complaint on
which Tuley was yesterday arrested, was engaged
in following the trail No trace was, however.
found OF Iuey until last June, when two strangers
called at Miller's restaurant, In this city for re-
freShments, and while there spoke OF having seen
Tuley, the man who had been insured and Was
supposed to have been drowned They also men,
toned the name OF the Insurance e0'npany. With
This clue correspondence with tat company was
opened, resulting in the procurement OF picture
or the supposed dead man, and the commencement
OF search TO hnd It's counterpart. In the latter
part OF last June the officers thought they had To-
Gated Tuley and sent for Mr. Beck came here but
Iuley had disappeared. About two weeks ago they
discovered that Tuiey, alias Nolan, had been APP
pointed last July TO clerkship under the civil
vice rules and was in the Post ONCE department
They again sent Tor Mr. Beck, who arrived here
few days ago. Two OF Tuleys old schoolmates and
associates were found and when they saw Nolan
they Identified him as Tuley. The warrant was
then procured and the arrest made. After the
hearing Nolan acknowledged that his name was
last night to Indiana, where other arrests will
probably follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
The Courts.
PROBATE CoURr-,Lud1e lanes.


To-day, Estate Maria G. Underwood; order grant
ing letters testamentary to Alice L. Underwood,
bond $4,000. In re. Rachel A. Noore guardian;
order to expend fund Estate George W. Thomp-
son; order authorizing settlement OF claim OF Ben
jamtn Freeman Estate E. j. Essex: first account
OF guardian approved. Estate Ann Blake; citation
issued TO show cause. sc. Estate W. Fl. Belts;
caveat to will filed. Estate 3. F. Mem; appeal fled
Estate Martha A. Lachman; order for commits
sioner to take testimony at Harrisburg. Estate W.
y Deneale; will admitted to probate. Estate Jacob
E. Reghenau; decree appointing II. j. Schulters ad-
minlstratrix, bond $4,000 Estate OF Albert Won
Motz; order OF publication. Estate OF I. J. McCar-
thy: order appointing Anna f. Eisenhower guar
dian, bond $780, Estate Edward LOTUS: letters teS-
talnentary issued S. c. Mills, bond $50 600.
EQUITY COURr-Judge James
Yesterday, Moore agt. Moore; receiver directed
to make repairs Chaplin agt. Lougheny; leave TO
withdraw petition OF o. Horsey.
POLICE COURT-Jldge Shell.
To-day. Annie johnson, colored assault on An
ME Broadus; S.. Mrs: Emma Welty, residing at
No. 90S II street, was charged with keeping dan
gerous dog and allowing 1t to run at large. EVIL
dence offered to the effect that several coored
boys were poking sticks through the fence when
the dog jumped the fence and caught one OF the
boys. The court imposed fine OF $40, and sus-
pended execution OF sentence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
Europe Protests.

EGYPT FORBIDDEN TO TAKE BRITISH INSTRUCTIONS.
The diplomatic representatives OF Germany, Aus
tria, France and Russia called separately upon
Nubar Pacha, the Egyptian prime minister, yester-
day, and presented an Identical note to him. in
which the powers make formal protest against
the action OF the Egyptian government in diverting
the revenues set apart for the sinking fund to the
general Egyptian treasury. The note states that
the powers reserve the legal rights OF creditors,
fragrant breach Of the law OF liquidation. The note
also asserts that the powers VIII hold the Egyptian
government responsible for the consequences OF its
act OF suspension 1t also declares that the letter
OF the Egyptian minister OF finance, giving notica-
ton or the suspension, Is null and void 1t Is said
that Baron de Courcel, the French ambassador at
Berlin, has informed Prime Minister Ferry that
Germany, Austria and Russia have decided to warn
the khedve OF Egypt that the stability OF his
dorse Engand'S financial acts. In that case the
powers might support the restoration or the eX-
khedive, Ismail Pacha to the head Of the Egyptian
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
AUCTION SALES.
TEiS EVENING",

7 ARGE STOCK Oh FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
~ L9ADING SHOT Guns, IMfokIkD IkE = H e
Sill, ER PLAT. WAKE, DINNER AND TEA
SITS. CASTORS. FRUIT STANDS, SC; FlNE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC iO&ES FROM TWO
10 TEN TUNES; GOLD AND LIVER WATCHES.
ytTELRY; ;,rs GUlL 6II,xo gPEkA GkAsssIIs s
BANJOS. WADE AND BU1CHER kAZok,, he
NOLFLkS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ART CLEs
By direction OF the owner, to change business, Will
sell, the premises. al the above stock OF J. u
U'NEARA L Co, 134f Pennsylvania avenue northwest
" ashingtOn. ID. C. Sale cou.me.ices at SEVEN 7. NJ
d bargains may be expected. FOLEY Auct.
y. The fixtures Will noIbe sold at terinin-
alton of SAFE, the store will be occupied by ]. U.
O'NEAtA CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
seIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
VvsHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. W 81 ND ~OCTUWEST
UOCBlsk tRACh- SILENDID SCENERY.
L !. ~ IL 1 !. LII

III. .
STEEL Z MS Is, MAAGSihIcLNT EQUIPMENT
Trims leave Was!iiion IRON station. corner of 6,L
io1 P Il1s as and q rS West Chicago Limited Express
q taase ,efpine arr al 40 u daily Fast Line
ing IRON H rrisburr Cincinnati, and H tel
car to ST Louis; da ly except saturday. to Chicago
IIess 40 y III eay. with Palace tar- to PIttsbur-.
$50 connects daily log CHICAGO. with sleeping Gar
IittsbUrS 10 thcago Mail IMPRESS. 10 90 /. m dIiiy
Tex Ii;ispurg the West. with Palace Sleeping Ca
BAL MORT. AID POTOMAC ABROAD.
For Erc. CanaudAigia, Rochester. buffalo. NIAGARA.
WASHINGTON to 1;ocLtsier. IIain le.sin Washington
on SATURDAY. nlsii' vi not run beyond Eenovc
FJr VII iaIispoEt Eek Haven ans khnira 1T $40
For New IorA ara The Fast. L. SEQ and 100
H., 10. 400. loco aIG ii Is p On sunday. o..
iot6 and ll;ls p m Limited fxrFes- OF Pullman
Fox l0stUn without change. 10 every weekday
For Blookyn, y L. all through trains connec, a, Jer-
sey City with boats Of BiooklyL Annex. af0rthn2 VI
I3d ILlladeyIia rs 20 and II 90. 100 500
Ills y L. Limited EApress. 9iD a. IL daily. except
Fer Baltimore. SIS. rs $50. go. 11Go a. NJ. 12os
40 40. AS. 40 600. 40. 10 ca au.i IL. 10 p
g. SLnCay. y Az. llOO a Ill. 40. Go. 40 1000 and
For FtIe's Creek Line. 81 and 80 p. daily
For ANNAPOLIS e.s5 H. 1905 and 44o p m daily ex
ALI ANDK.A AID FREQ ERICKsBURGR RAILWAY
md Ai-EXaNDt,IA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
fCr Alexandria. go. go 925 Il O5 and lbs a. M
2u3 a.. eco. -, s.U5 and il.3o +. CII SUNDAY
at . 81. -. IL o. % y
Tor hln' Nd and the south $50 and ll0J daily
. and !. du T. III daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave xaNdr1a for sIIirton o. so 10 90
lOlO m; - ;5U5 ) -, 5IU 1G5 and 10 ~ T. III
fLo Il 10 midnight Except Monday On SUNDAY at
$50 aud ~ ~ a. .-Oo and 1910 T. H. l., 10
IgEt
Tickets and information at the Office corner
Cf 18Th street and Iens vania avenue and AZ the sta-
tor. vhsrc orders bt lett Tor the ch,rkIL, t Ia,
gag to destination from hotels and T,stlt u,,s
CHAS- + ltHh. .. L.. WOOD
(lruFra! Aiaii---r General I.s..rt.~.r A,,-',-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
VJNHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED real. ESTATE
IN THE CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND

1hQSIEE'S SALE OF iMIRONED REAL ESTATE
G Il ahh S!I1ES OF WASHINGTON AND
Of n the T a"y conn
bia in Ii LOTS. folio 322 ct seq shall sell at J3
h days and the time hereinafter mentioned. the i
fo no DESCRIBED . real sI! estate tate;
1HNsEk So TX J RA1 * ssf
part of orxnal lots IA an Is in square 297 ill tn city
poin, on the east line Of 18th Vs. 4 it i'm so a
S ssa east y sa
north - IT In; and thence west ID it. in to the
place OF beginning, improved by house No. 3oa 13,
TeME TTEsD sss T Fn-F m RAY OF SEP
point the south line of Olive street feet east
feet INCHES; thence south Sc fe 10 inches thence
tothe place Of beginning improved by house No. 27l4
TMMEbiATELY THEREAFTER. part of Lot 10, in
same addition besinnns at roint the south line Of
Olive street 80 feet from Montgomery street and
feet thence feet 10 inches and thence W, 30
feet to the place of beg inning improved by houses
IMMED!ATEL1 TnEREAFTER, all of Lot 81, in
1 i sa s9st apg S b o9sss Nos o JAZZ and
will b. y, sold sold separately
1854 at T0t O'CLOCK p NJ part of io.s sc and q.
in same ad iton, begnnin on the north line of $40 /
nersects said street and running thence west II
thence north to the south line Of an ley feet
OF beginning. Improved by house No 2537 Stoddart
street
Inned ately thereafter part Of Lots IA and Is in
Corcorans subdivision of lots l. ana g. in Old George
town beginning at point distant - feet inches north
Of the southwest Of the property conveyed to
Henry "lgate by +. ard X. p Dodge. executors. by
deed recorded in Lber n c. f. As folio lG9 seq aud
running theme north IA feet inches: thence 45
feet inches thence south IA feet inches and thence
west 45 feet inches to the place of beginning
proved by tWo-story brick house being the north
III the Of three houses situated in the alley directly
west of tine Coneres- street Nj. 2. church
Immediately hereafter. part Of lots SO and 30 in
Beatty and Hawkins addition to GEORGETOWN Ieyin-
nn1 on the north line of Prospect street feet east
the west line Of lot 80 and running ce east
20 fee. thence north 100 feet thence feet and
thence south 100 feet to the place of beginning i'm
prove by house No. 1928 Prospect street. and frame
build ng in rear.
Terms of sale One cash. Of which SO must be
paid at time OF sale esch piece residue al and
tive months respectively secured by the Of the
purchaser bearing six cent interest. and deed of
trust upon the property sold all cash. at option of
purchaser All conyeyancing &c at purchasers cost
he right reserved to resell at faultiug purchasers
cost and risk II terms not complied with
days from day of sale
CHAS Il CRAGIN, Jr, Trustee.
sel9 lot sol ~ street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26


Turgenien is generally believed to have invented
the name OF nihilist; but although he revived the
use OF 1t he cannot be regarded as its originator
Some fifteen centuries ago 81. Augustine, bishop OF
Hippo, used the same substantive In almost the
same sense. "Nhisti appeilantur" he says. .'quia
Mini credunt ct nthil decent" To judge from this
the African nihiiStS who plagued the piOuS rather
In the fourth century were much the same people
as their cousins OF our times minus press and dyna-
mite. St Augustine referred TO those black sheep
OF his diocese whose only aim was to destroy and
deny everything that could either be destroyed or
denied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

A RARE CHANCE FOR AN ENTERPRIsING PARTY
Dr. IRiNG TO DO GOOD Blu MESS IN A
NuMBEK ONE LOCATION: VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED ND UNIMPEOXED PROPERTY.
BEING PART OF WHITE HAVEN. NEAR DRO-
vtRs REST AND TIL. RESERVOIR. ABOUT
ON NILE WEST OF GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF SEP "a
TtMBER. 1884. at ONE O'CLOCK PM ON the %
premises. shall sell the following property. Wis
Two acres Of Land improved by comfortable Frame
Dwelling. so five Acres being balance in Lot No. .
lmmedately after. Brick Store House with one acre.
This is very valuable suburban property and should
command the attention IF parties who desire profitable
investm nts either country residences or In bust
ness point of view.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in three equal pay
mens at one. two and three years. with notes bearing
at sA per cent per annnm and secured by de-
cordhg at purchasers cost deposit of 800 will be
required on each property at time Of sale
se2O-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct.