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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

IL. l.. staples & Co. have money to lend
on city real estate for a term Of wears at q
per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

~ Gruhb, 4 ApI'r'oh'
R,alEsiatc Agents and Auctioa,H~'
No. ; north Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
tJnT STORE AVID DWELLING NJ.
snf-,ru sFCoND STREET.. BET WEN tNN ".
hN,i IN RD -TRFET-.-By virtue OF '',f,. "'
no elauccry Court of the cry 81 KicAm"hi. IN
t,rcd an tho 18Th october, 1854. in 'it spt 4
,,vcr, RS a. 7. trustee, &C., IN" nnd' r-ixh'
,neci1I commissioner thereby ap9oluir'' VII - ID
IS auction. on The pumi-e-' on
THURSDAY, Soy EHGEE II. ISL
a. { o. .ocA T.. NJ. the above 'e'ctihri = ~
r4T s'TF for iasuy YEAR occupied ~ NJ y -
1ori-tus as a rrurprS-.tprc aud Nts "a hf-'
eiard The LOT front, 80 tco' ol he Wer- sur oi
second street ar@ run- bars 30 tcr'.
TERMS: pur fourth cash; ana h''tn'' ~ l'.il
eight. and twelve months for nfRoiihbr nue. ~
t,ro~t added. aud m. retained untii thc gurtt,
money l.. paid and 81 CONVEYANCE dlrtli r1 ~ ii'
Court. = rs ~ .',t'si,,,,r~
COVERS AND WIFE. &c, PLAINTIFFS A'AiNr !
cam IpI-sTFE. 30. DEPENpNNfs; - lHh
CHArcERN CoUET OF TifE 'Iif on h""-
NOhD.
T. Vcniqmin II. Berry. clerk of s1d c'hfl' &c
IL th.l Inc bond roIuircd of the special commits
sionrr Nv the DEERE m said cause or oc ODER To-
1854. has been dulv given. .,..
,,iytn under my hand this ~ day OF N"'emO'''
1854. ,,,,>. 9, urprv
uo2 bF - WIN ~ ~. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

ToR VICE-PHFSIDFNT.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Of Indiana.
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Importont 10 NeysDnper-Reader

New York Heran. Times. ITorid. 1ri-
L0ne. Sun, star, Morning JoUrHdl, Tr1dh,
.SuadGy Mercury. aud New York dispatch.
Baltimore AmeriCdH, Washington Post,
Washington Cdpit0i.
Philadelphia Times. Philadelphia Press.
and all the other dailic>.
Parties wishing the New York, Phhdel-
phia. Washington, and Baltimore papers
on the 9TH. 9th, IN. md Sth OF November,
with full election returns, will be delivered
by leaving orders at Leonard's. 9os cast
Main street. The papers will be delivered
Immediately on the arrival Of all the mort -
en- trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
I'd. ,4oAN asorN so
ID G MOND, FREDERICK> BJEG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

IHEoICH AI.I.RAiI. FA~T-FRFiGUr 80
TuhNp ROW BALTIMORE. Ptiiltu.
FHlA. NlM loRh. $50 Et~ItL.
AND WESTERN CITIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

t'ok kENI, THOSE THREE NEW rs
II AND ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS an AZ.
M.rt Main street one square east Of Monroe PARK
Tbey contain EIGHT rooms each. with hot and rold
water, linen closets. &C.. and are exceedingiv
plehsant-ihe rooms being very high pitched An
ply 10 JOHN n, G,uniy NJ
Real Estate Agent, Bank aud Eleventh. 'treeis.
&c 29-N,f&su3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

GUNS, GUNS. HAVE \ CONFLICT
~ STUCK BREfCU- AND MULILE.LuAp-
INC GUNS, RlFLEN PISTOLS, >POg liNn
GOODS and AMMUNITION Of ALL KINDS.
An examination Is collected, A. an good iu inF
line will be SOLD ~ cheap similar gon,i> can Ia
street, Richmond, Va. ~ l7-lnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
TANfk.
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, 6.
II FIRST-CLASS DWELLINGS. L.
4l2 Eithih near tt4y street; 10 rooms.
2pS Third ucar Byrd street: II rooms.
FIT M. z, IN Wood and COwardin Flats. Main
near Fifth street.
Also a BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, Q rooms.
lately Uut In thorough order. thTce-siory-brick,
thoroughly painted. large grounds. naRn0lia tree,
stable. COW. heuses &c. corner Ashland and Rob-
inson sirccts; $500 per annum.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionecrS.
M n ain street
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WOOD-ENGRAysNC.

DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING ON
IL WOOD.
Portraits engraved from The pho;o.
Communication through Joseph VI. Blair, 500
Main street f"asc Block.
&C lO-f,suANIm y. HyTU,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

BEAurTU-LY WHITE TEETH ENSURED ~
the ne If MEADE a BAKERS SAroNiNE DEHTi-
rUIcg. which Will speedily remove incipient tar
far and scurf. Price. ANY cents a box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

Old newspapers al twenty-five cents per
hundred at the Dispatch counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
The IIua Ticket.

IL IL believed that bogus tickets are ont
Before voting compare yours with the fol-
lowing. which is printed from the State
Committees Autographed ticket, and l.
correct:
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Eltc,ios Tuesday, November 4, 1854.
ron PRESIDENT.
GHONtR CLEVELAND.
of New York.
IOR NICE-PHFSiDFNT.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Of Indiana.
ELECT At LARGE;
IonN GoOpp, Of Norfolk;
VIZ. STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
DISTRICT ELECTORS;
lei JOnN kEELN. Of kccomacN.
I'd. BAkRR a. IYE. Of Etzabsth CIV.
30. Y. " CALDWELL, of Hanover.
4th. VI. r. ATKINS. Of Neckleuhure.
eth. u. n. HCNFoHD. of riit'ylVdnia.
oh. J. IL. II. fiGGAT. Of li0tstou,S
7fh. u :. UENKfI, or ~hcntDdolI.
Sth. THOMAS SMITH. Of faUgn e..
aIh. :. W. WILLIAMS. OF Rand.
ltth. CANs PATTESoS. Of buckingham.
ron CONGHFSs. THIRD DISTRICT,
GEORGE -. WISE.
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EOR NEW YOEK.-The Old ! -.

EOR NEW lORk.-The Old 4 ~,
Il Dominion steamship Companys eNzs4zxsaa
lioucscd .alllnrS for Tue week fo lowing are:
WlANOhE. Captain lltIrHERs, FRIDAY.
October Is u. at o'clOca =. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCu. SUNDAY. w.
Yrmher pa. az > o'c'utk i. VI.
Old DOMINION, captain SMITH, II t~DAl'
November 4th, at = O'Clock L. NJ.
Freight received uul ] O'Clock =. VI. FRI
day, , o'clock T.. ". saturday, aud to O'Clock r.
VI. lur-dsN.
through rins of lading signed. and goods for
warttd with di.pJtch g. an point, north. south,
east aud west, also tO foreign ports.
Passenger acc1mmodl .ou> unsurpassed.
tatin Gar" 30 New York Including meals lnl
berth, sic: round-lrp uckct.. Sl-. storage.
with subsistence. -. without subsl stoncr. e..
Passenger leaving Richmond by the th,sa-
roahc and ohio railway a. s:2O 4. VI. ,ci0 \sN-
port News aud the Richmond and Pp,tr,hurc
railroad az 1920 \. n. ON MONDAYS, rtE~-
DAYS. MEDN Esd n.y., ani SATURDAY. wiz
make connection Al NORFOLK with steAuicc
leaving lhu>c daNs.
For freight or pa,sa-c apply 70
GEORGE ". ALLEN & co, Agents,
&C. - tompanv', Wharf Rnckclt~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

T.. II. CHAPLIN & 90. commissions :. sale %
farm m gloucester couaiy on MONDAY 81 =
O'Clock NJ.
CItTWNING 4 ROSE. tw0-siory framed dwelling
ON north side Fairfield street rctwccn -'Ntn-
tocrtII and Fighteenth streets, IN Monday al
pm.
LPOWFRe. PM. cabbage.
MCINTYRE, u NJ. potatoes, cabbage. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

F1r 80
CHEsAPEAkE AND ONO RAIL
JWAN.->tHLDULElN EFFECT OCTOBER
LEAVE RICHMOND.
S:oOA.N FOR Newport News. Oll POINT tom-
fort. aud Norfolk. Dniiy a, .pf ~un-
daV DHiN three hour aud twenty
uyt minutes Richmond 20 Nar'oit.
q.g5A VI. For az stations and Lexington, Nv,
Louisville. and Cincinnati. hait rN-
,ept sunday. Qulrb,-i lime % Lex
tugton, Va. making CLOSE romeo
fitu- riL stanton.
3.S5 N. uarloue-'lleaccomm,oda'io.,a. ,miA.
rdl daily. except Nanday STOPS al
all stations.
9.t5P.N. Tor N,wr1rt's News. Old Point. and
Norfolk. FNprc tNcept SUNDAY.
6.25 I. N. For Louisville and Cincinnati. c,n-
n,cttng for AN points West, N"fih-
west. md Southwest. rt-t "NNrf ~
daily. Does not SOP for local hh To-
moss Pullman sleep ng-caf~ ktrh-
mond b. Cincinnati and Washing. 20
and Charlotte Vile to Lodif'ile.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 ". Prom Charloitesyi ile except sunday.
lI.35 NJ From Norfolk. ola Point. aui New
ports News, except Suudty
3.15P.N VI. From Louisville. Cincinnati. ana al
local points. except sunday.
tI5P.M From NOrfolN. except sunday. from
old Point aud Newports Ne - diilN'
ql5P. NJ. From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast express. daily. 49,,
sunday Excursion 20 Newports Ncw' anu va
Point VIII leave Richmond \. NJ. anu arrive ia
Richmond 6.lj T.. ~ returning.
Ueuut. seventeenth Ind Broad sircftN.
Ticgct-Ofices. 1000 Main street ana thc'd-
p'"Ae ""0 oN'0 '''''"'' II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. ". SMITH. General Manager. 90 II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

Il. y. Chnin Il Go. pay special attention
10 selling and renting city property. Loans
NEGOTIATED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
Dbl In Nd T. LIP IL A. RICH
MOND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP MPANY.

Appointed sailing days; Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY At ~ ", and every SUNDAY az ) \.
NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays aud FRIDAYS steamers re-
cciVtG tll 1880 \. VI; tor sundays steamer fill
> Z. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily tll
T.. VI.
Fares.
FOR further Information. apply ~
}. W. MCCARRICK,
General southern Ageut, Ofhce Rockets.
W. CLYDE 4 co,
NO 80 General Agents.
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IL AND POTOMAC EAflROAD.- ...'..,
commencing NON NHtN2 I,>i-ctst,rl -...-

IL AND POTOMAC EAItROAD.-~r ..'..,
commencing NOV fNit q o., l>~i-ctst,rl. -....-
dsTt time.
600 A. NJ, lows Eyfd->trt,t -ttupa a O.;
t-onls 40 N,h't1i.JuIr'
ri, 4.t Fr,,l, ch,'-r<. ~.....f
from J1r. -'u,lll, '0 N4.a'..
ll.oG \. VI, leaves H' r.l->trt,t "a I.I f...f ''
ccpt ~tuilisI. Sleeper f."a'
ton to " tsllus.Hu.
t8@ = VI, leave, byr4.-fr,t ,.. I ~
sleeper troia JarA,oa' no
loTA.
1929 4. NJ. MuNcs % Byrd-strtet .i.f..
SLEEPER tf~W New \ ora fl.
vile.
2.30 4. y. arutt~ 40 Eyr'l-~tIcc' sttf.
stops ~ Frederic .hurl.
HuI iuir fou- Sleeper i... N I .-
fucfnu to a. sr't,ion
$50 I. VI, af4lNt, al BNrG-~fTrVt -ftf.H. ..
trNrtrt >uu.iaf-l. sleep.
Washington 90 JacksIuN.. ..
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY kNCkPr SUNDAYS
400 T.. ~, accommodation. leave, B.o1 .->.fr.-
.ianon. arriyts al Ash..ii 90 L.
VI.
Goa Z. W., lca'ss Elba; lrrNcl q An I'D .
GA l. NJ.
80 NJ, arrives a. tibl; caves A'lL4ud 40
Gas An.
$50 A NJ, accommodation, arrives 40 br.t..
street station leaves Ashland tt
A. VI.
300 T.. VI, arrives st Elba; leaves Ashland -
0;l2 u. VI.
I. \. TAYLOR. General Ticket AEtf-
y v H. hNHR>. Geueral Moor oirn'ent
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
VALUABLE FARM
GLOUCESTER COUNTY. Va.
nv MONDAY, NOVEMBER \. 1854.

nv MONDAY, NOV EHBER \. 1884.
900, lock, We viii scll at auction. ai Gloucester
~ iirs,bo,,.c. the VALUABLE FAM kopwl ~
..vWhRsER HALL" formerly TIE residence Of
~, rohu Cl,rke. deceased. lying on severn river,
w ,,o county of Gloucester, about seven NILE
rom the touTfhonse.
HT rae tra..t eontiius about 1i5O ACRES, anl viii
i.nid n q Whole or IN parcels. a. may no desired
~. IIdlrrs. This las long been known ~ one OF
~ ,nost valuable eFtaire Ia IN tern virginia.
W. Inc iuprovemonts consist uf = LARGE MAN
u,itN IN building kitchen. yrice-non .. and
s,sbic.-ail of brick; 81 GA lirge e.ame birh ant
a.rcr buildings fnr employer.
"'i ,hont $50 acres are IN timber of original
with; the remainder ~ open lHnI, predicting
-, ~ the CEREALS and olhcr uTJdurts Of Eastern
Wirg,n,s shipped Il littlc cost. There IS large
80 ~ acres In front ~ he man Son. well
~, IN handsome snadf-trec ~ different varieties.
- a. pIeasant soyiety. bcslthinrss. AMI The At
rctrous oi game, fsh. oystcTs, and uii nj -h"i- u
e.unot be surpassed. steamers pass Gionc- st'r
,ni,'t on \ ork river. daily fos Baltimore aud
aa'her vurihCTn citit~. and Steamer rnns ri
lily from Norfolk e. wharf un ". re- river
In III ono mile 90 the g tate
Pos. offce churches. and schools convenient.
H. ARLINGTON.
VI. I. CLARKE.
IN Na-fp
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EOR Il l. y T, 81
l. SMALL HOUSES. T.
1903 w-si LciGh street: room.
IA Borih iWonty-sCyCnth: > rooms.
- , west Ca'ai street: 1 room.
lpC9 II. John -iTcct; rooms.
- HNulN ucar Washington street: room.
- lligh street near Church; 4 room.
$40 wet Hroad >trrci: 3 Isuul,.
wcSi Canal: q rooms.
L. thrfrv street: rooms.
~ east Franklin street. 3 rooms.
525 Hancock street. rooms.
1920 east Cary street: rooms.
- east Baker street: I rooms.
100 north Eighth street; rooms.
Garter near ijtF'rlN street: ) rooms.
Wood strcet. opposite ChtsapeSsr and Ohio
shops; rooms:
ana other SMALL HOUSES ion different parts 90
thc CIV. ltKMAN rIPPER,
Real E-fNte Ngruf.
no2-3t lplG Main strr1f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-16

RAT CAUSES AN EXCITEMENT ~ A CouRr
RooN.-There WAS some excitement In the Police
Court building yesterday. There was a large
crowd OF witnesses In the witness room when a rat
appeared upon the scene ana then vanished hay.
ing, IL Was thought. retreated 10 his hole Soon
afterward a colored woman gave a grip on ler
stomach as IL she had the cramps and yelled as IL
she was dying. During her gyrations the rat
dropped on the n0Or, when another woman with a
large foot stepped upon IL and ended In existence
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RAILROADS.
TNHE GREAT

L ~, -r,,,, ,PENNsYLvASIA ROUTE
potB 1hh R soiH arEs 81 AN lc sUETh"Esr
STEEL EaILs, MAaSiElcEST EQUIPMENT.
Trains leavs WASHINGTON from station corner of 9Th
For Iisis5rg and the west Chicago Limited Express
q Palace Sleeping cars at $40 a N daily; Fast Line
ing Cars from Hsrrisburs 10 Cincinnati and ts
Carte st Louis: daily, except Saturday, to Chicago
press TAO daily with Palace Car, to Pittsburg.
5so connects daily for Ghica.o with Sleeping ar
tor Pittsburg anu the Vest with Palace Sleeping Car
BAH MORE AND POTOMAC ABROAD.
For Erie, CanandaiRla. Rochester buffalo Niaeara-
WASHINGTON nesfer sll.l Washi gtyn - Buff@lo
Train leaving Washington or Saturday night Will not
For VIII Transport ock Haven and ElmIra, $40 IN.
For New lork the East Z Is and $50 HOO
iarior Cars sloa m. daily. except SUNDAY
For toson without change 200 p u every weekday:
For BTooklyn = +, all through trains connect at
re: transfer to fulton street double erriass
Ter ilade,pha, A IL 30 and IL a M 600 400 Goo
s m nssa snnsAS & SaS e.: saa
For Baltimore, e.s5; u.s. $780, $40 IL 90 a. NJ. 1905
On s1nSay. e4o. l1ooa l 100 600. FAC. 1000 and
For Fope's Creek Line. cs5 a. ~ and A4Op. NJ daily.
For xhnapeiis sS Ss5 H. 1905 and 40 p. m daily. er
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL-
ROAD
For Alexandria. go 100. s25, IL 05 and 1135 a IN.
2O5, 40, 400 6.25, sos and ll.35 p. N. On Sunday
,atG;30 9.25. LOS IN, 05 ..
For Richmond and the South, 80 and IL q m daily.
- and 5; OO p N daily except Su day.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 605 SCO 1000
10l0a m; 100 sos, 3 3, 5.1O 705 and lU4O y. L.,
ard II 10 midnight Except Monday. On Sunday at
night.
tickets and information at the office northeast corner
Of 18th street and pennsylvania and the
0on where orders be lett tor the chckin of bay
gage to destination from hotels aud residences.
CdAS. L. PUGR, j. K. WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
TNH0S. J. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneera

cAANG STAcF SALE II OF THE sr HANgsoME RESI-
pssrie. Columbia tered on the ioh Day T. '0 u
nsrd et al are defe ants the undersigned trustee VIII
IA # gasc F sSs01 i sHn1 q the
the SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1884. the fol-
lowing de;srnsd piece or pare Of real estate in the
to wit: Part of Lots numbe ed one "a and
two CD: / square numbered hundred and sixty
seven d6I) ss the same are estimated on the public
described follows: Beginning at point on the
east line Of said lot number ID. distant twenty.
from the southeast corner Of said square thence run
SQUARE I the e
veyed by Henry, M Rios % W 3. Trowbridge; thence
eastwardy, and laralel with the south line of the
line about as feet soathWary to the
easements and appurtenances thereto belonging and
subject the private ixht of way in with the
adjacent ots GRATED by deed between E. D. townsend
James Alden and W. Trowbridg-. recorded in Lber j.
A. 20. It, folio 393. toVether with the improvements
consisting Of handsome subst ntIally bull and
nodious brick DIV Ling house containing sixteen
bes des cellar attic pantry and bath and front
ing % feet on the west side of Lafayette square
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree One third
able in one two and three years. respectively from
day of sale. with interest at per per annum
the deferred pawn nts to secured by promissory
notes OF the purchaser or all the purchase money may
be paid in sh ct the option OF the purch No deed
will be given until the purchase money is paid full
deposit OF 500 Will required when the property is
with thin one week from the day of sale the pr p
ery viii be resold at the risk and cost Of the defaung
chaser's cost. RANDOLPH soYLE, trustee,
oc2-dSds U. S. Attorneys Office. City Hall.
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PHYSICIANS AND DRUGG1srs
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DIED..

BAIRD. Atcsrlisle. 2. sunday; October - 1874, IN
his sixty-fourth year. SAMUEL BAIRD, of Phiisde-
phia brother of Prot spencer Baird Of this city 80
oRosSMAN. On October l6th, 1854 ats a m ut the
residence Of his father in-llw. Hon. O. q Hubbard,
Cambridge Mass. MAURICE \. GkossMAN. after .
Funeral wiz take place on Saturday 1t Cambridge
Mass
HOLMES On October 18th. 1884, at 10 80 p NJ.
JUNE HOLMES. sged seventeen yean and seveG
FnnessI services win take place At the Church Of ou
Father" on Friday ~ AL friends q the family
are invited.
KELLY On Thursday octobsr 10th, 1854 at go n
m, Miss CATHERINE KELLY. sged nftsen yesIa
and eleven months
Funeral viii take place from her late residence cons
Seventeenth and last Capitol streets Sunday 0t
Der 18th. 1t Friends and relatives invite
TO attend. -
OTTO. On Tuesday, October 18th 1884 at D. m
Mrs AUGUSTA OTTO. wife Of VIM Otto. aged sixty
one years.
Thc Towers yin bloom above her. and winds through
the greks
VIII breathe the low. solemn music slowly they paas
We are ieft 90 mourn her with many tear.
o. earth would be Tar b. ihter IL mother he-e
BIZ HER cHuDREu
Funera, will take place from her rcaidance No ava
Maryland avenue southwest Friday, Ostober l7th
q p N kaiafav0 md friends invited @ attGnd
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FTHOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRO ERTY AT TIE CORNER OF AND FIFTH
ST EFTS NORTHWE~T.
On TUESDAY FIEhNOON. OCTOBER TWEEN -
Tf-F1RST, 1884. at HALF PAST FOU O'CLOCK, Ill:
in front Of the premises by virtue OF deed Of trust
dated November LIST. 1881. aid duly rded i'll Libcr
No 9s5 folio 193 ct of the land records for
the district Of Columbia shall sell the east fifty
feet Of Tot numbered eleven in square numbered four
hundred and eighty nine be-Inning for the at the
northeast corner Of said Square and lot and running
thence wtst along the line of street fifty feet: thence
south seventy feet thence east fifty feet to 9Th
street thence northwardy along the line Of 9th street
ens. consisting of large aud substantial brick resi-
delce with an Office building attached.
Terms Onethird in cash; the remainder in two equal
nstanents at one and two years. with interest. and
secured by deed OF trust the premises the inter
to be pad eniannuuly. deposit of 500 will be
quired at time OF sale II the terms of sale
piled with in ten days from the day OF SALE the Trs-
tees the right to resell the property At the risk
ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
ocsa.a. e eISHhfHS E SSfExxp p Trustees
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THIS EVENING",

r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL L0ADINs SHOT GUNS. IMPOkTED FREA Oh
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS, ROGERS, FINE
SILVER Plat WAVE, DINNER AND TEA
SITS. CASTORS FRUIT STANDS. &C. FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM TWO
TO Ten TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
iaDn I brsT OPEN GkkAsssEs
BANyOS. WADE AM BUTCHER RAZOR, RE-
HOLD ARTICLES
BY direction of the owner to change business will
sell ON the premises. all the above stock of ]. u.
O'MEARA Co., l347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
washington. d. c. Sale commences at SEVEN P II.
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
n. b-The Mixtures Will notbe sold as, at termin.
alton OF sale, the store will be occupied by J. u.
O'MEARA CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
selS
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District Attorney Riddles Report.

CASES DISPOSED OF DURING THE YEAR-EsTfMATI OF
CURRENT ExPENsEs-sUITs AGAINST POLICEMEN.
The annual report OF District Attorney Riddle,
submitted to the District Commissioners yesterday
as stated in THE STAR, contains a summary OF the
reeults of that officers labors for the year ending
with June. 1884.
known as the contractors cases to enforce claims
OF the District against various parties under con-
tracts of the late board OF public works, which
were commenced by his immediate predecessor in
cost of the then Commissioners individually,
though they were in no way responsible for the
error. In regard to the ong-pcnd1ng Strong case,
the report says: 1t is said that not to ex-
made to the services rendered by Mr.. II. E Davis
In the suits won by the District against the Wash
ington and Georgetown and Metropolitan railroad
companies, and It is suggested that he should be
properly compensated
eight cases in the Circuit Court and higher courts
during the year-twenty-nve (25) law cases and
three ~ in equity. During the year the District
commenced ten cases Twenty-Five suits have been
commenced against It within the same period, and
eight cases against various members OF the police
force, which the District defends, making q total
Of furty-thre cases In reference TO the cases
against police officers referred TO- the report says
II observe an unhealthy and seemingly growing
public feeling adverse to the police evidenced by
the number Of these cases IN part. In the courts
we intend TO meet this with vigor, and 30 far IL
seems not to have Influenced the jurors / feel
for the oicer Every motive OF public interest and
policy requires that they be generously sustained
in vigorous and careful execution OF their duties
The estimates for the current expenses OF the
Office are as follows: Attorney COO assistant at
clerk, 200 messenger, $500: rent of once, $500
expenses, $500