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STEAMERS.

CUNAHD LINE
NOTICE.
THE GgNARR STEAMSHIP x C0MPA itr LIMITED
CALLING AT CORK HABBOR.
FROM PIER -. N K. NEW YORK.
ORE6oN We'd. Oct. S. SERyIA.....- Wed, Nov. 3.
GALL, -. Wed Oct Is. OREeoN...... We'd, Nov II.
AURsNIs We'd. oct ~ GALLIA. We'd. Nov. ~.
BOTHSIA Wed, Get ~. AURASIA Vel, Nov. 70.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-S60 $50 and 500. according
&c accommodations.
Steera4e very rates Storage tickets from Llv
erroo and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at
lowest rates
Through bills of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow,
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent. and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Compa ysofee.
No. 4. Bowling Green. both SteeraGe and Cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW & co. COS 9Th St. Washington d. e.
VERNON h. BROWN & co. New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW X co.
oc2 Cos 9Th street Washington
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Company pier. No. AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
st laurent. de Jousselin. Wednesday Oct g. a. IN
NOfmande. FrangsIl. "Wednesday, Oct. Is. > y. III.
AInerique. SAINT III Wednesday. Oct - a. III.
Checks payable on sight, IN amounts suit, on tia
6anque Iransatlantique of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBlAS.
Agent. No s. Bowling Green. New York
q. W Moss. 225 Pennsylvania avenue:
j.. W. BOIEIER K son, yg3Parnsylvan avenue
oe2 Agents Tor Washington. d. @.
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CHEAP BUSINESS SUITS.

WE CAN SHOW ONE OF THE BEST VARIETY OF
SERVICEABLE. WELL-MADE BUSINESS SUITS IN
THE TOWN, MADE EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE
WHILE THEY ARE CHEAP. YET THEY ARE
STYLISH FALL OvERCOATS CHEAP THESE
CHILLY MORNINGS AND EVENINGS YOU RE-
QUIRE PROTECTOR OF SOME KIND AT REAs-
ONABLE PRICES WE PRESENT A LARGE AS
sORTMENT OF LIGHT WEIGHT OVERCOATS
THAT ARE ADAPTED TO FALL AND SPRING.
THESE COATS ARE NOT A LUXURY, BUT Me-
CESsITY FOR HEALTH AND COMFORT.
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BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
u THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, d, c.. BEING
PREMISES No 1901 l STREET NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
N THE CITY OF WASHINGTON d, c., BEING
PREMISES Nc. 1901 / STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 25th day of @
May. y d. 1875. and recorded in Liber 79l Oio XII.
4l9 of the lana records for the District Of kaI
lumbia the surviving Trustee under said
deed OF trust viii SELL at public auction front of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY the TWENTY-SECoSD
D. pay OF OCTOBER, 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ.
al those certain parts of land and
sitate and being in the city Of Washington District of
Columbia and known and distinguished as lot one "a
and part OF lot three 49, of Drurys recorded subdivision
OF square one hundred and eighty fve. the
known and numbered Oh tn ground plan of said city.
the following metes and DO unds commencing the
same at the southeast of aid lot n and said
square and running thence north hundred and ten
l1C ieet thence west ftythree (53, feet three CD
inches. thence south one hundred and Cl1u) feet
and thence east tythree $50 feet three 81 inches
BEGINNING together with the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: he whole OF the purchase money in
cash. If terms of sale not complied with within
hve t5 days from da of sale the right Of resenR the
property at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser
Is reserved deposit OF $500 required at time of SALE
Q ADAMS.
Oc4-d&ds Surviving Trustee
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4 DISOwNED CHILD PROVEN TO BE THE DAUGHTER
OF WEALTHY LYNN MANUFACTURES.
story OF wealthy manufacturer OF Lynn is
told which astonishes his friends at the Hub The
man referred to, while poor bookkeeper ten years
ago. married his present wife, While on their we'd
ding tour daughter was born. The fact was
kept from the knowledge OF friends and relatives,
and the infant was by an agent placed in the care
Of thrifty Irishman. For year or two the childs
expenses were paid by its parents. After that no
more money was received, and the woman having
charge OF the child was unable to get any trace OF
its parents or relatives. The only clue She had
was q handkerchief among the child'S clothes
bearing some initials She brought up the girl
at her own expense, and she is now a very
progressing young lady. Not long ago she
became afflicted with an affection OF the eye re-
Sembling a cataract Her guardian took her to an
Oculist, who became much interested In the case
and said that the only one he had seen like it
was that OF Mrs. Blank, OF Lynn. The Irish wo-
man instantly noticed that the initials were the
same as those on the treasured handkerchief. An
investigation was begun, and It was ascertained
that the poor bookkeeper had become the Lynn
manufacturer, worth almost million When the
facts were presented TO him privately, he admitted
them and paid 81 900 for his daughters bringing
up and agreed TO allow her 81 500 annually hereaf
ter. The couple have other children, who do not
know that they have an elder sister, In the belief
that this whole story could be kept quiet, the dis
owned child Is sttu unacknowledged The facts as
above outlined are becoming 50 widely known I'm
private circles that 1t Is probable that the names OF
all concerned will soon be published.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. No 1927 VERMONT AVENUE,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. G..
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated No -
veTuber list 1879 and duly recorded in Iiber No saa
92 folio 4 seq OF the land records of the xa
District of Columbia the undersigned, trustees. will
sell. on WEDNESDAY,, THE FIJI ZENITH DAY OF
OCTOBER, A ID. 1854. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in
front of the premises the following real estate situate
in the city of Washington and District of Columbia
wit: All that certain piece parcel Of ground known
and described rs lot numbered thityone Of Evans sub
sixteen q6l. seventeen uO AND eighteen uS Of Kid
wells subdivision OF square Numbered two hundred
aad seventeen CID according to the plat of the said
city OF Washington, together with all the easements
heedltanents and appurtenanc to the same belong
ing or in any wise apIsrt aiming.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash the balance IN and two years, with at
six per cent the deferred payments TO be secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold all cash. at the
option OF purchaser Conve4 ancing &c at purchasers
cost deposit Of $3.50 will be required at time of sale.
Terms o.. sale to be complied with within five days
otherwise Trustees the right to sell at the r
and cost Of tire defautiug purchaser
NATHI. WILSON. r
sa27-dSIs FRANCIS SMITH trustees
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INJURED IN 4 CANE RUSH.-In q s'cane rush, at
Ithaca, n. Y, Saturday afternoon, between the
sophomores and freshmen OF Cornell university,
three OF the contestants were so seriously hurt
that 1t was found necessary to convey them to
their residences in carriage. A freshman by the
name OF King was badly used up, and was carried
away inSenSibe. Blows and kicks were freely ex-
changed, and many were the sufferers from the
scrimmage. Over two hundred students partici-
pated in the rush, and many spectators from the
upper classes were present IL is thought that the
faculty OF the institution will prohibit any further
contests OF this kind as they regarded 1t not only
as brutal, but very dangerous
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TURKISH PARLOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN
RIPS; LACE WINDOW HANGINGS. BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS. STAIR AND HALL
CARPETS. MARBLE TOP TABLES. LOUNGE.
HANDSOME WALNUT WARDROBE. SOLID
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. PAINTED FUR
NIrURE. HAIR AND HUsK MATTRESSES,
IILLOWS AND BOLSTERS. BEDDING. WAL
NUT EXTENSION DINING TABLE, WALNUT
DINING CHAIRS. KITCHEN TABLES WASH
TUBS REFRIGERATOR, KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES. &c, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER EIGHTH
1884 AT TEN O'CIO CK. at the residence party
Ginning housekeeping No. U34 18th street northwest,
shall sell the entire effects.
oc3 1t THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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DAlTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
II 1HE MODEL last LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ BtIMkES TIE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
UCUBII TRACK JANNFY COTpIFP-

JOUBLL Track, JANNEY COUPLER
EcHEpUIE IN EffEcT suSp.Y. JUNE ,sru
1894. UNTIL URTHER NOTICE
Leave Washington from stat;on corner OF New Jersey
1eI Shicaso. Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
Coaches AMI Palace Sleeping Cars to above points.
without change. lOl5 LIZ daily 10 CL-cago. except
Tor Tii,strrg at $50 a ard $40 p. m daily 40
Ter Toledo and Datroit via Monroeville Io:15a III
Gsy. With Sleeper for Toledo Via Wheeling AID Laks
Grains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a m
1910 ?. DAILY. with Parior and sleeping Cars
IeI baltimore week days 30 40. sOc $40 800
minute train-J 4i0 SEQ ESQ. 0o. SD 80 10 op
IS 800 SO. $50. $50. 200. $50. $40 aud lol0p
1oTroints Or tie Shenandoah Valley Railroad lois
~ Annapolis go a m. and 12:lOand l:4Op. IN on
lor Way stations between ashington and Baltimore
i6iop N % suh n i-g ~ m aS S g 20 and
90 !. IN Ior stations On MetfopolItsn branch
N daily for ITiheipai q sio Ss 5n M Hsn9as
valley branch SO a ia dSliy st es snn, l ma
Frsdsriek; 80 a. H. o:la a. 4.ij Z IN dsily eI-
Tor Haserstc io IL IL and 535 p IT. daily e.cep.
Trains arrive from the West daily 60 7.soa H. 2.aa
From New f5rE and Philadelphia, 2:5s ssoa NJ daily
20Y L. daily except Sunday.
sunday. 9;53 631 u. IL -
Prom L lnstop. 2:is m daily, EXCEPT Sunday.
krOm fre<ieI1ck and intermediate POINTS sa5 a ",
2l5 r. M. and SAP D. III. daily exert sunday \ II
J. N. daily nom Point OF Ross
1rlins leave Baltimore for Washington at 300 4 IN
80, 7l5. 7:30 800 $40 and 10 a m IBIS 20
800 20 500 C:2S. sc. yuU anu 10: D. N on sun.
Gays. zoo. 40. Us. 100 $40. 800. a. N. lsO $50
SIS, 80 AID 300 r.
Intrslns from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
esIt4.sD r.
for further information spply al the Baltimore and
Chic 1caSt Offce-N ashiEgton Station Gl9 and 1851
feEnsy vzz avenue l4th street. where orders
vii be taken baggage 20 he checked anu
Any POINT IL the city.
" NJ ClEMENTS NJ Of T. Baltimore
.<l7 e Il LORD 6ienT Passenger Agent
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auct.oneers.

SPECIAL SALE
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EMBRAC-
ING HANDSOME PARLOk SUITE, WALNUT AND
ASH CHAMBER SETT WALNUT WARDROBE,
WILLOW ROCKERS, NJ T. TABLES. EASY
CHAIRS. WALNUT NJ T. SIDEBOARDS DIN
ING CHAIRS. BOOK CASE, LOUNGES, WALNUT
BEDSIEAps, BUREAUS. WAsHsTANDs,
CHAIRS, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES,
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLS IERS, RUGS.
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE.kITCHfNR EQU iSITES, ETC,
BEING THE EN- IRE EFFECTS OF FAMILY
DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING AND REM OWED
To OUR STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER NINTH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at our
SPACIOUS saesrOoms the above fine collection Of house
hold goods to which attention buyers called oc3t
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A Boy FIRING INTo HIS CoxPANloNs-At Bing-
hamton, n Y, Saturday, o party OF boys went out
camping near the city limits George Turner, SIX
charged a musSet into the crowd Of his companions
Kidding Ernest Gibson, ten years OF age, with
buckshOt and killed him instantly, and wounding
Turner, after the deed, ran, but was caught and
LODGED In TAIL.
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RAILROADS.
.GINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

y'HE VIRGINIA oilDLAND RAlLWAL
1HE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule IN effect Az CSI . 1891
BIO A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
connections 10 all points South and Southwest.
Daily. ex ept Sunday. with L. 4 o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New u rk and Wash
inEtOn TO Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington ana Atlanta to New Orleans.
eJtP M--lOU 1SVIILE FAST LIN T.. DAILY via Char
louisville 10 Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping Washington -
Louisville
1caoP.M.-SOCTHERN MAI. AND EXPRESS. Daily
t1 all points South and Southwest Danville ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday with G. o. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping cars from WASHINGTON via Dam
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta New Orleans also,
from Washington Via Charlotte and Columbia 70
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 200
- NJ and 5:lo T. NJ. daily. except Sunday.
Narent0n trains leave Washington al 40 A. NJ and
$40 p NJ daily.
For tickets and Information inquire Of Company's Of
T. station.
II SLAUGHTER. n MACDANIEI.
Gen Pass. Agent Agent
au2 SOL HAAS Traffic MaDageE
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HOSE.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA, Va, october Ga stable owned by
Robt. Balenger, and located in the rear of his
house on Queen street, in an alley running into
Pitt street, was set on fire at to-day b. chill
dren playing with matches The fire engines ext1n-
gutShed the fire, but the stable ha been wrecked by
the flames The loss, $780, is covered by insurance.
The engines were gotten very quickly on the
ground. but the hose-carriage came more slowly.
They are drawn by the volunteer flremen, as many
members OF the companies had taken offence at
the recent orders of the mayor, mentioned in Sat-
urday'S STAR. The pipes and hose were not as
numerOuSly served as usual
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POLICE AGENTS EXCITING ANARCHISTS.-At the
trial OF the German anarchists at Berne, Switzer-
land Saturday, one Of the prisoners declared that
he himself was In the employ OF the Berlin police.
His functions were TO excite the anarchists OF
to their expulsion from the country. The state
ment OF this person was confirmed, and has caused
no little sensation.
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CHURCH PRONOUNCED HERETIcAL-The Cardi-
nal Vicar at Rome has pronounced as heretical the
congregation OF the St. Paul Catholic American
church there. The founders OF the church are Sig
nor Campello, q former canon OF the Roman CathO-
lie church, and MOnSignor SavareSe. The Wears
reasons for denouncng the church are that 1t uses
the Italian language In conducting its services Inn
pugns the infallibil1ty OF the pope, sympathizeS
with Pere Hyacinthe disbelieves In the real pres
ence and refuses to invoke the Virgin.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND.
Callers at Hi. office To-day.

ALBANY. n. Y, october Gov. Cleveland spent
the day, as usual attending the routine business
OF his Office. Among his visitors to-day were John
T. Agnew, OF New York; George Raines and John
NJ. Beckley, OF Rochester.
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MULCH COWS AT AUCTION.

MULCH COWS AT AUCTION
WI RARE CHANCE
Wishing TO retire from the business offer for SALE
at uction fifty head of choice Cows On my prem
Uses. MONDAY OCrIB. X THIRTEENTH 1874
Terms Sales of $50 and upwa DIS can have six
months credit. All notes must De satisfactorily ell.
dorsed. Sale TO commence at ONE O'CLOCK NJ on
the premises of the subscriber
T. MCLAUGHLIN,
Near Fort Corcoran,
Alexandria county, Va
THCMAS DOWLlNG. Auction Cc4-dtS
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.RATkFUl-co1FoRT1Na
EPPS' COCOA
BREAKrAsr.

by thoroueh knowledge Of the natural lnvu vhscA
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and hy
iecfed Cocoa Mr. Epps has rovsdsd bakfssf tsbss
With deicstely nay9rsd oeyelsSs yhich nay ssve q
snch articles Ct diet that constitution nay Be du
ally built until strong enouGh % .SsevY tn.
decy 70 disease Hundreds Of subte malaes sse noas-
ing around ready 20 attack whertver tAre weak
point We may escape xnsny fatal shAfs hy ksspinG
ourselves well FORTIFIED with blood aud peopeEy
nour1shed hanA S-csrU HWvsO Gssst1R
Made simply With boiling ws4er OF miIk soadfn elna
only Us-lb. and ab1 by 0rocs0 hbealed th,A
JANEs EPPs co. Honoopsshis chsnssh
mh1Am&t1 LondoA. EnG1anG
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Canadian Hotel Burned.

NARROW ESCAPE OF A TELEGRAPH OPERATOR.
KINGSTON, ONT, october 6.-The Windsor hotel
was entirely destroyed by fire at an early hour
this morning, the inmates narrowly escaping with
their lives. George Mcmahon, telegraph operator,
Jumped from a third story window and had his leg
broken female servant was severely burned.
The loss Is estimated at $4,000 The fire was
caused by an explosion OF gas
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CLOSING ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BALANCE
OF STOCK OF The LATE. G. NJ WIGHT. EN-.
BRACING An EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
UNFINISHED FURNITURE, OF ~ cry DE-
SCRIPTION: FINE STOCK OF CABINET LUN-
BEk CABINET HARDWARE, Gil, f. COOKING
GLASS AND OTHER CABINET GOODS, SEVERAL
BILLIARD TABLES, &c. &c
On TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER FOUR
TENTH, 1884. at TEN O'CLOCK. shall SELL at the
of the late g. NJ. Wight, Nos COT and 629
Louisiana avenue, the balance of stock. embracing
varied assortment of goods. to which the attention Of
the trade and private buyers il called.
These goods will be arranged and can be seen Mon
day. October 18TH all day.
OcS- dts REGINALD FENDALI. Administrator
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of feri facias issued ont of the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia and to directed. will sell at public sale
for cash in front Of the Court House door Of the said
District on MONDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1854 at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, ali the
right TUE claim and interest of the defendant in and
TO the following described property to wit: The south
bali OF Lot ten 0 in square one hundred and two O2
IN tne City OF Washington. to satisfy execution number
HARRIET A. ZANTZINaER.
CLAYTON McMICHAEL
y. g. Marshal
IHOMAS BOWLING, Auct. oe19-tds
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Earnings of the Union Pacific.

BOSTON, MASS, october 6.-The earnings OF the
Union Pacific railway company's entire system for
last year of s47a46.A The expenses were 81 ,1ol,-
4704S
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ELoPED WITH HER DocroR.-Mrs A. u. Wyatt,
OF Kent, Ind. came to Madison, In that state FRI
day, ostensibly to find house. but, failing to re-
turn as expected, her husband came there Satur-
day, and, after diigent inquiry, ascertained that
She had eloped On Friday nights up-man boat with
one DIR. Gwynn. recently located at Madison, who
was formerly Wyatt's family physician. The rum
aWayS took WAITS three year-Old son.
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NOAH WALKER & CO.,
se27 Cos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
1crunr FnAMEs. BnAckrrs. &c.,

Our steadily increasing trade in Picture Frames is
OF the surest signs that efforts to place before you
not alone very large assortment but also everything
that Is pretty and cheap is being appreciated ought
70 be- and We are constantly the lookout to add new
patterns to our stock and discardlng the old
We can offer this week handsome silk plush Cabinet
Frame at 49c. which sold heretofore at soc.
We offer an embroidered silk plush door Cabinet Frame
at 93c.
We offer handsome 8xl0 Gilt Frame at 4oc.
We offer rich 8xl0 Ebony Frame at Acc.
We offer gilt SxO Embossed Frame with silk plush
inside complete. at Sl69
At CSC. we have immense yarietv to select from
either all gilt or combination
We also have full line of Oak Walnut and Gilt Frames
In all sizes. from 8xl0 to 24x3O always on hand.
size, 22x30. at 81 SO.
We offer fine Engraving in oak Frame at 99c
We offer fine and large Oil Painting Size 22X36 in
handsome gilt frame, at S449
Our Large CromOs at SOC. are a wonder
OAK anu walnut Towel Racks Ebony Oak and Wal
nut Book Shelves; Ebony, Oak and Walnut Paper
kacks; Music Stands, Easels &C., is most complete,
We also offer line Of fine Ebony Cabinets and Stands
at remarkably low prices
In connection with the above would call attention
20 our low price ostrich Feather Busters at 13c.
2Oc. Csc. and 35c.-cheaper than ever before
n. sILvERBERd CO..
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THE GREA-
PENNSYI VANIA ROITTE

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
rR TIE fR H3kIH, TFSh ANP sSFFRWEsE
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
IL EFFEcr july 10TH. 1884.
leave WASHINGTON. from station. corner Of 9Th
Tor Iittsbur ana the West Chicago Limited Express
OF Palace Sleeping at 40 a. daily; Fast Line
etOa- IL daily oCincnnati and ST Louis. with Sleep.
CsEto St Louis: daily, except saturday: to Chicago.
with slesPing Car Altoona 70 Chca9so Western E1.
so comets daily fp Ts Shisa0 with b SeePn Car
for fittsburx ami the West. with Palace Sleeping Car
"sT EhnTp MORE % sHi aS1 POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. Canandaigua. Rochester. Buffalo NIAGARA,
lSSI n daily, =, except saturday with Halass Cars
o., saturday niEht viii not run beyond Remove,
fSr MtiilanspoTf, LSeA Haven anu E'ra at 40 m
For Kew iark and The Fast IT'S $40 and HOO a
1910 and ii Is p n. Limited Izprsss Of PSiim SI;
For Ios,oa sttou ra1s m = oan1y
On Sunday. 400 y.
sey CRY with boats Of BrookIyn Annex atfortii,is d.
rect transier 70 FULTON street avoiding double ferrae
Fer Phiadelphia. as. % and II TO- 400 COO
Ills p m Limited I1fress. S4o a. M aaiiy e1eeps
Sunday
Sio .do As TO- Zoo 10 100 To- 5i aha i Ina
On sunGay . 90 l00a IL. Acc. coo. 74O. 1000 and
Fer Pore's Greek Line. 6.a5 and 40 p. n daily.
For Annapolis 635 a. IN, 1905 and 40 p m daily, ex-
ALLxASDKiA AND FRED RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON RAIL
ROAD
For Ae1endris. 60 700. e25. Il o5 and IIs5 a m.
10 4 Is. 400, 6 -. 500 and 1l35 Oh SUNDAY
at 30, Us. lilo a 3 Us .. ill.,
For RChmC nd aid the South 30 and IL 05 q IN daily
ard % daily, except sunday
1raiLs leave AexaEdrla Tor Washington. o. so 10 90
10 10 a m i 90 800. 5-3. $40 7O5 and 10 AZ Z. IN,
AID II ~ midnight Except Monday. On sunday at
so and l0iU In. 1Oo and iG4O y. liz. and Il. ~
night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast corner
Ct 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue az the sta
DoE vhere orders be le!t tor the che king OF bag
Eaxe 10 "a stinatOn .rCm hotels and residences
CHAs. L PlGH. j. L. WOOD.
Pas
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

vC-SSASoS-N 0hOS.s AuctlOuetrS.
UNUSUAL LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE. &c. COMPRISING
IS PARLOR SUITES
WALNUT, ASH AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS;
WAkDROBES, SIDEBOARDS DINING CHAIRS,
EASY CHAIRS. MARBLE TOP TABLES.
LOUNGES, BOOKCA,ES, EXTENSION TABLES.
SOFAS BOOK RACKS: BkDSTEADS, BUREAUS;
NASnSTANDS, CHAIRS. HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESSES. FEATHER BEDS, SPRi NGS, CUT
LERY, COOAING AND HEATING STOVES,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, sc, &c.
ALSO,
ONE BEATTY UPRIGHT ORGAN AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER SEVENTH.
commencing at Ten O'CLOCK we will SELL within and
in front OF spacious salesroons, unusual large
assortment Of Household Coods. being partly
rated above to which respectfully call the attention
OF buyers. 1t
NOTICE-THERE WILL BE SOLD. AT THE
IN Pound corner 23d street and New York avenue
northwest. TOMORROW, TUESDAY,, at TWO
OCLOt K p NJ, one Brindle Viii and Colored Horned
Steer Tar marked W AIKEN in the northwestern
ton Of the city, and remaining in the pound unclaimed
BY order Of the Health Office District Of Columbia
SAMUEL EINSTElN,
poun(1naSter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-06
THE -oTro- GAS ENGINE

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tlevators. Sewing Machines Meat Choppers Printing
sIc lithosrshi Presses. Coffee Mills. Koasers Paper
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with cxtreine sIoothne and resularty VI speed
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