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DIED.

AUSTIN. On November list 1884, BESSIE, aged four
years two mouths and on Sunday. ID November wAI.
children of Edward and Mary Austin.
BEiIZ y on the 2Sd Of October lssl. CAPTAIN
Green be the turf above thee
Friend OF my better days.
1neyer knew ,,i The 81; but t., ol . thee.
BLACKMAN. on Sunday November ID. 1854
SARAH A, the beloved wife IF Thomas s Backmsn.is
the As th year of her age.
The Joy from out cur house has ned;
Yet help us Christ this cross to bear.
BY HER CHILDREN
The funeral will take place from the calvert ~ z
at O'Clock Friends and relations invited to at
BERTRAND VALENTINE. beloved son of John H
and Fannie 3 Brooks. in the tenth year of his age
s27 18th street northwest at two O'Clock Noven
r.. the beloved of r. and Blanche 5. Brown. aged
one year; three months and SIX days
northwest, Wednesdsy. Novencer s. at two O'clock p.
III Friends are respectfully invited 10 attend
Classy On sunday. November ID 1884,. at % min
utes past one O'Clock, of heart sease. NARY l.
ot tts assd , ssKty year. .r .,s ~
.os 9Th stre.t southwest ON Iu-si.y Noyenber 4th az
to attend tcharlestown papers please coIyI
GAUTIER At o'clock am.. November 2. 1874 in
f'G tyf wife WIFI o Charles G s%a lately de-
ceased
Notice of funeral hereafter
NoLAND. suddenly. November ID. 1894. FILA
Louise holland. granddaughter of John McIane Bull,
aged two years nine months ANA tWtnty vs. 4
dphtheric cough her late residence 92l 18TH
Funeral Tuesday, November 4th. at three O'Clock p
~ Friends are invited 10 attend.
FULLY. On october 3lst, 1894 in ST. Marys courty,
Vile Of BsrnSrd iay tBisimore pafe please eopy
Funeral from her late residllce No 25s first street
O'Clock pm. November 4th Friends invited to IT
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A Man Jumps from the Alexandria
Ferry Boat Into the River.
CARD WHICH WAS TrEp TO HIS CANE

CARD WHICH WAS TfEp TO HIS CANE
When the ferry boat City OF Alexandria which
left Alexandria at 1870 O'Clock this morning, was
about midway between that city and Washington,
man who had come aboard at Alexandria sud
denly threw his cane aside and jumped overheard
into the water. To those who witnessed the act it
was evident that he had intended suicide, but the
plunge into the cold water seemed TO change has
mind. Tor, upon reappeaftng on the surface OF the
water he began 10 swim with all ais might he
made but little progress. however, and in a moment
or so sank, and was seen no more. The engine
was promptly reversed. and the boat backed to-
wards the struggling man, but he was drowned be-
lore IL could reach him. Attached TO the cane
which was picked up was tied piece OF paper
Upon being opened IL was discovered 10 be re-
ceipted bill against X. l. Thompson for goods
bought OF Strang & Tucker. on the back OF the
oil the address, I" r l.. Thompson, 1928 l street
northwest" was written. Passengers on the ferry
boat saw man In O row boat pick up the hat OF
The suicide, and take from the inside or IL what APP
peared TO be note.
Gated above and was informed that news had been
received there OF Mr. ThompsonS suicide
MT thompson was native OF Virginia, but had
nFeu In THIS city Tor number OF years at 1928
street northwest He was about 80 years Old, and
man or steady habits He was a successful
hucksier, doing business both I'm the Center and
Western markets. He had been under Dr. Lin
ulcer onn oe OF his limbs and at times he was con-
lined TO his room.
Hiswffe states that her husband became depressed
lnsplrlts from his sickness and has been worrying
Tor the last two weeks about IL. When the sad
news or his supposed suicide was broken TO Mrs.
Thompson she became hysterical and her cries
were heartrending, but after a while she grew
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THE opns Favor CLEVELAND roR INV YORK STAT
AN nj afNF ON fnr hrNERaI RrsI-ff

THE opDs Favor crEvEiAsp foR INV YORK STAFF
Ann BLAINE on rHE GENERAL RrsUtr.
As there are no open pool rooms In this city there
is no way OF getting record OF election bets In
fact t has only been during the last few DAYS that
betting grew lively here Last saturday night AZ
the billiard and pool room OF Miller Jones there
was lively betting. Early In the evening
crowd OF democrats assembled In the hall, and b,
common consent offered 10 bet everybody who en-
tered, but confined tAeiT offers % New York lr
the course OF the evening about 5000 was wagered
most OF IL on the result IN New YORK. Al the start
the offer was SiU0 Ia SIS that leveland would carry
New YORK, but later In the evening the betting
ranged 500 10 50. on the general result the bet
ting ran In favor OF Blaine at the rate OF 500 10
$ls5 that he would Ia elected President.
Up TO the present about $4,000 or sl2 eco In the
hands OF Miller Jones placed with tue odds In
favor OF Cleveland IN New York ana IN favor Of
Blaine on the general result AZ Wlllarl's hotel a
good deal OF money Is held AS wagerS Yesterday
man, alter having offered several persons 10 bet,
bantered crowd, say ing he would bet 500 TO 500
that Blaine would carry New York. lie nnaly got
taker and the money was put up.
colonel DonelSon, " the House folding room,
bet Major WIN Rice SO 10 $40 That Ohio WILL 70
for Cleveland.
Captain Luttrell, OF the District Central Demo-
cratic committee, to-day took UP several bets
offered by Mr.. Gould, representing a syndicate Of
treasury clerks The terms were $40 TO So that
Cleveland carries New York and even on The gen-
erai result.
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self he says he is for Blaine and claims that there
IS no necessity for trade. He admits thar indivG
uals may give votes for Grace for mayor in return
1or democratic votes for Blaine, but that no one
can prevent, for It Will not always be known who
makes such trades
The committee estimate vote rising to twelve
hundred thVsand out OF this state tomorrow. The
DAY promises to be clear and cool and the whole
vote will come out
The betting this afternoon is Wild. In some
pieces II Is even and in Others Is 81 900 to $500
Blaine for the general result and even the STATE
OF New York. Although bets are made in the old
pool rooms, no pools are allowed TO be sold. Thou
sands OF dollars hove been bet to-day.
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd November 3 girrs.!l, sos
pas, due coupons "a do. new 10 ios 32 nr~ tl',s
BALTIMORE. Nh November s.-cottor on ;. -.,.. 7.
ding sa Flour quiet aud steady-Howarl ,., q ali
3o0a3. %, do Rio brands 462ai IS, Iatal.-,a ,a.,
easier and inactive: western sIaie irir AID ta..
southern red, s3as7; do. amber. 92aai g. n 49, .
November slss bid; December. sasa 80 :. J. "a, !.
S5fas5a. Corn-somthern dull, western dui. -.i,h-
e s White % do yellow 52a55. west ~ M NJ l'G
southern 3la36 western white. S3a'5 10 nS'- a.s:
Pennsylyania, SlaS4 Rye quiet 6Sa,9 ils5 - y
Is. so Provisions lower aud weak M,=s pork IL -.
Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sidps packed :
Hams. i4hal5 IArd-rrfnsd 9 Butter nrn-ws--t-
srn packed l2a22; creamery 2aaSl IA i-i... -
steady and Guet-Rio cargoss ordinary lo -..t -
ga sugar steady-A SOFT 6iu; coprs r-nl-t lu..l.
l2al2A: Whisky quiet. lisa. ~. fr,-nts
za4sd; Receipts.nour. l.767 barrels Wi.r,t. 20 81
LOCO bushels. shipments = wheat. iu.gOD la -ii,is
corn, 400 bushels; rye: 1000 bushels a.l,u .sAt.
2ot.OOO bushels corn, 5000 bushels
tNote.-To-morrow there will be mo- markets
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO: It, c November S-dhe weAtl.r Is 81 ar
forf i,e higher Lard Sale higher 4'' ''' Ia S'
ir so Dge@ber s9o In5.r
May. s44 Corn-Sovember. az: i,ec1r.i~.r' -;
year year 3d.; J1nuary So May S9 oa;saNov.nl-r
Year IL 6o; january, / 72h February. II ~ i.a--
November. %. December 6-s't January, s.05. ieo-
The Petroleum " a~k--.
PITTSBURG. PA. November 3.-Oil fairly ~ va,
with the trading confined to small lots lie t
oelo az Il a %ns MD ' Is 9r s aud
Bald Ridge district follows: Armstrong vel lie
barrels Th nG Ph ns Se 70 o Sar s
The tank during the first hour ter being torTelocA
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Above the of manufacture we hsve done an enoY
nous business. The public appreciate our efforts
in giving them good Clothing at Manu-
facturers' Prices
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ALLEGED DISCOVERY By DETECTIVES OF ILEG AL
REGISTRATION IN NEW YORK.

ALLEGED DISCOVERY By DETECTIVES OF ILLEGAL
REGISTRATION IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November S.-lt is said that Pinker-
tons detectives have reported TO the United States
authorities that there are between 600 and 500 ille
gal registrations at Coney Island. In Brooklyn,
SupervisorIn-chief Allen and U. g. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Angeh are going over the regristry
lists About 5000 are said to have been is
sued for cases OF illegal registration, including
about NIFTY marines in the barracks and cob dock.
outside the ctV and therefore have no reb a re
register Judge Moore, ln the Kings county court
OF sessions, to-day charged the grand jury that
there would probably be some election frauds
braught before them for consideration.
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Alexandra Affair.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

THE COMING NoTE.-The work 10 be done by
the partisan organizations before the election -
now completed and both parties have MADE ar
rangements for bringing out voters The demo
Gratis especially have most complete machine
Tor The bringing OF every one OF their voters 10
the polls, and, While the division in organization Il
the supporters OF Blaine and Logan dunlnishes
effectiveness the arrangements 10 poll the Iul
publican strength are complete. The democrats
have, besides captains or tens and the REGULAR
poll officers, Ill canvassers OF squares or bpcks-
The election Will Ice peaceabe, az the law cloS's
all bar rooms from sunset this evening until
rise Wednesday morning.
FUNERAL-The funeral or Miss Mary Markell
took place yesterday from the residence az her
father, Prince street The funeral services took
place at ST. Pauls church, Rev. Dr. Norton onicl-
ating
NoTEs.-Wm. Heller colored. arrested by Officer
Breuner, charged with exposing his person on The
street. was the only prisoner at the station house
this morIing.-1he Reform club rooms yester-
DAY We're occupied by gospel temperance meet
ing. Din has been designated aS driver OF
anrtn. woo Ibrt,.. ,.,,..,,.,,.l.,,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
u THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE NESI,
VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
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The Blaine Banquet In Boston.

OVER TWO HUNDRED TICKETS SOLD.
BOSTON, November a-up to noon 200 tickets
have been sold for the banquet at the Hotel Bruins
WICK this evening In honor or Mr. Blaine The orig
mai intention was to limit the number Of tickets 20
2OO, out few more will yet be sold 1t is intended
10 nave but little speech-making Mr.. Henry Cabot
Lodge will welcome the guests, and Mr..
Blalne ana possibly one or two others will speak
briefly. Gov. Robinson, who cannot be present,
Will be represented by Lieut.. Gov. AmeS MrS
Blaine and the ladies Of her party will be enter
tained by Mrs. Gov. Robinson and Mrs. Lieut. Gov.
AmeS
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Supposr You LOOK.
Some people have never seen. and therefore DO moi
know OF the New Handsome Good Fitting and Stylish
Clothing we have We Mention:
Fall OvERSACKS from 90 to $50
Heavy NEwMARKETS and Sack OVER
COATS, from $40 to SS5.
Mems and Youths BUSINESS SUITS. from
$40 to $28
Cass Four Button Cutaway SUITS, froln
$16 to $2S
Black. Brown and Blue Diagonal aud Cork.
screw Prince Albert and Four. But
ton Getaway SUITS, from
$40 to Gas.
Boys' and Children's SU1TS, from o. so to els
Our stock Of Neckwear Gloves and Under
wear is full and omplete. Prices the
lowest. Shirts Made to Order
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
ocl5 e25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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THIS EVENING.

r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LOADING SHOT GUHS, IMPo&TE I ,, EREAS %
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. R6iERS' FINE
SILVER PLATED WARE, DINNER AND IEA
SITS. CASTORS FRUIT STANDS. &c; FINE
IMfORTsp SWISS MUSIC BONES FROM Two
10 TEN TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRY; CUTLERY; oPERA GLASSES;
BANJOS WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORS, RE
VOLVr.RS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE,
HOLD ART Giles. 49,
BY direction OF the owner to CHANGE business VIII
sell, the premises, al the above stock of j. U.
O'MEARA x Co, 1347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Washington. d. c. Sale commences at SEWN p. NJ
II, at bargains may lie expected. FOLEY, Auct.
y. 1.-THE fixtures Will nolbe sold as, at terlnln-
alton of sale. the store VIII be occupied by ]. U.
O'MEARA & CO. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
sefS
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HNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
3AE SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND MEs1

Schedule fr e
sIoAN-NEW ORLEANS MAIL. daily max NJ c,oa,
connections 10 al points South and Southwest
Daily. ex ept Sunday, with Z. o. Railway phil
man Steering Buffet cars from New y rk and Wash
mgton 10 Atlanta Pullman Steering cars from
Washington Atlanta TO New Orleans
blo VI LOUISVILLE FAST LINZ Daily via Char
ieit sy.lle q Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping Washington 70
louisville
IAPM--SOUTHFRN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
Il ali points South and Southwest via Danville ard
t.a[l- % Pullman Sleepilz cars from Washing
ton va Da1S.llc. Charlotte and Atlanta to New
OrieAns. also. frCnt Washington VIA Charlotte and
Columbia Au2rlssz
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington =. 7J0
- IA and 10 p NJ. daily. except sunday.
WnrentoD trains leave washington az y:I0 A N AMI
e:lo I. NJ. daily
tickets ana Information inquire stCompany's Of
T. station. ---' -" --' -
DAUGHTER NMACDANrEL
ven xA>s ASeoS Agenl
ao- SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
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PHYSICIANS AND DRusersrs
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LONDON, November 8, 2:30 p. m.-The rumor that
the khedive had sent telegram to the government
announcing the fall or Khartoum and the capture
OF Gen. Gordon has been authoritatively denied
and the denial has been published.
THE REPORT DISCREDITED.
LONDON, November 8-The Times considers the
news reported from Cairo to the Paris Morning
NeacS TO the eject that Khartoum had fallen into
the hands OF the rebels and that Gen. Gordon had
been taken prisoner, extremely doubtful. Up to
noon to-day nothing had been received at the
government offices In regard to the report. A dis
patch to-day from Dongola to Renters Telegram
company, says that the Mahdi, at last accounts.
was collecting his forces around khartOum, and
had summoned Gen. Gordon TO surrender
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SQUARE SIATY-NINE. IN THE CITY OF
BETWEEN AND STREETS
By virtue of decree duly passed in Equity cause
Nos lGawler Kindsloe) on the 22d of October "a
1884 will sell at public auction the premises a
NJ NDAY, y E StYENIELNIH DAY OF Noe
LOOMS subdivision Of square SO in the City of Wash
nston. D. c. with the improvements. consisting OF
two story frame house.
Terms Of sale: third cash. balance in SIX twelve
and eighteen months with inter ST. secured by
deed OF trust the premises sold all cash at pur
ciasers ption 800 to be paid at time of sale Com
pallce to be had with terms of sale within days
after sale, otherws resale will be had at purch .sers
rlsk All conVeyanc1nR at purchasers cost.
n3-dts C. NJ MATTHEWS trustee 1908 3Ist ST
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E. G. D Wis,
TO MARKET SPACE.

S1NSHEIMER BRO
y 80s 7th street, bet. H and l. and 315l NJ street
We call particular attention to our very complete
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL TRADE.
We are sole agents for BURTS CELEBRA TED
MEMS SHOES. There none better. and are SUI.
perior to customna We have the following Styles
BURT'S FINE GALE. button plain, aud pointed toe
BURT'S FINE CALF Congress CATERS in broad and
narrow toes.
BURTS FINE CALF lace-hook balls
HURTS FINE CALF Congress and button.
BURTS FINE extra broad bottoms. for old gentlemen,
BURTS BOY SHOES. III lace and button. every style
We invite inspection Of these goods from all that
want good shoes There no better
In our Ladies' Department we have the
CELEBRATED COUSINS SHOES
COUSINS FINE KID. button. high heel and pointed
cousin FINE KID. common. sense toe.
COUSINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT. button. in both
styles
COUSINS FINE PEBBLE. button. in common-senss
MISSES SHOES in Kid. Straight Goat. and Pebble.
same patterns.
COX FINE SHOES for Ladies. Misses. and Children.
Every style OF heel and toe
CHILDREN AND MISSES SPRING. HEEL SHOES in
great variety
All Of which goods sell at very Low price We ask
acali OF all before purchasing Shoes
you money by doing SO. Remember the name and
number. klAShEIMEk & BRO
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Michael Davitt On American Politics.
He THINKS IKISH-AMERICANS Will. SUPPORT K
BLAINE-BETTING IN LONDON.
A cablegram from London November LIST, says:
Mr. Michael payitt was interviewed on the subject
OF A::etcan politics at Charng Cross hotel to-day.
He said:
"Irishmen in the states have always gone with
the democrats, but many OF them will now support
Blaine, because the English press and people have
shown decided preference for Cleveland In my
opinion that fact VIII certainly afford powerful
fnducement for Instantaneous u support the
candidate who has been repudated 10y England
owing to his pro-IrSh sympathies."
The pending election In the United States CON-
mands Large degree OF attention here, and has
caused Some heavy betting. The odds fluctuate
from two TO In favor If Mr.. Blaine 10 even bets
There are many offers OF double the odds on Blaine
but they find ready takers Many bets when have
lately been booked are on the chance of Biaine,s
plurality In New York state being equal 10 that or
Garfield In 1880.
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RAILROADS.

PALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
i EhsF AND AND TIE nEh!
1oUBIE TRAck! 5ANNEY COUPLER
toHEpr1E TSr hEfff1 sES Sohfc NOV 3D.
Leave Wsshingon from station. corner OF New Jersey
Fer Cnlcagc. 40 aud olO p M daily. and Los
R9 Sa,.s exec urcay he 900 Am fast LIN
For Clncinna1i Louisville ard St Louis daily at / O5
Sleeping cars 70 above points. without change.
pm daily 20 pm to f1ttsbnrr t ceTeiaai and De-
For Toledo and Detroit a va f'' Menroevie Is
DAY. - atnr' az with Sleeper for Toledo via
For Baltimore week days 5 60 60 go. $50 and
1 ..'0 40 l25o s 2 ~ 81 o. 4s sSo s5 minute
10 Baltimore ON sundays $50. 80. $40 1000
"a, Ic1, ~ 80 @ sc 20 R,,i- 1902 S NJ
I.r Annapolis. $40 a. m and I2IOand 4:4Op m on
1or Way stations between Washington and Baltimore
iS1 ~ pm on sa ESQ aJ aS9 Is % and
and 10 90 Pm For Stations on METROPOLITAN branch
p m daily, sztIt uIdas Tor Principal stations
for 11son stau INTO and am gay VALLEY ye brae
ss05 a M daily except Sunday; Frederick. :05
rha2erstoWn 9-U1 a. H. ealiy. except Sunday. and
Trains arrive rom the West daily 10 7.Oa m 2:3o
From Annapolis. $40 and l:5o and 6;sI p H.;
sunday. 9- a. m, SIS. y. NJ
fren fseR az; aS asy e1es vents @
7 leave ai Batnor FOR dVs fageR5 sq
40 and 1870 a m. l2ag I2:iJ. !. :. 40 D. 6:3
30 and 80 p N Oh Sun ass. : % 4Dd s. To-
AL trains from Washington step at Relay Station ex-
On further information apply a. the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket ofce-~ashingten Station. 6ly and 1851
VII be baggage to he checked ana receives. ~
r n cI i II S.ii ~ Oft. baltimore
No 4 h LORD. GenI Passenger Agent
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Special Nor1oE

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST CLAsS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON WHICH
] CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES In THE CITY
WHICH VIZ TAKE GREAT FLEASUtiE IN REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESCL-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYvuL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
apps No. 49, PA AVE. NEAR ~ sTREEr
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MAHkES1ED.

ACCOUNTABILITY In Baltimore. MI. April a b,
1854. by Rev. H. q. w Reid. J T. " BSoS &c
lLANCHE A. BRADLEY. both OF Washington, ID c.
SMITH-STREEks. On October LIST. lss4. al Eock-
VILE Nd. by the Rev r h. FrrttyInAn. II ARI.FS
Smith. of Washington p c.. to LAURA J. sTRLtkso OF
Prince George county, Md.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
KEAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER THIRTIETH AND n STREETS
GEORGETOWN, LATELY THE RESIDENCE OF
DIR. GRAFTON TYLER
will and testament of DR. ration TYLER deceased sa
MI sell at public aqcton on the premises a
BEk 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK. parts Of lots e. g. ~
and "a, in Bealls addition to GEORGETOWN, D. c..
being at the northwest corner of Both (Washin2toj
street and Gayl street fronting Both street l22
proved by large 2-story brick house
Terms OF sale: One-third cash: balance in nine,
eighteen and twenty seven months to BE- secure by
deed OF trust upon the premises sol $500 to be paid
at time Of sale If terms not complied with in eight
days premises will be resold at cost and risk of de.
faulng purchaser after five days notice in Evening
Star newspaper. Conveyanciny at purchasers cost
c. NJ. MATTHEWS.
Executor Grafton Tyler,
n3-dtS 1908 3lst street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-03

John Bowler and Henry A. Van Pelt, republican
inspectors OF election. were arrested In New York
Saturday, having been indicted for refusing TO
register number OF men. The accused were ne
leased On ban TO await trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-03
TEIHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
Il Corner 18th ST. and Penna ave- NV

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORG E.
TOWN. u. c.. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST. 1884 in -,
front the premises. at HALF PAST FOUR sJ:a
O'CLOCK. shall sell part OF lot r. fronting 81 ct 1
on the east side of High street by depth of 100 feet
improved by two twc-sory brick dwellings and brick
bake-house, being Nos. 1407 and I4l1 High street,
Georgetown.
Terms made known at sale. oc2S At
tE THE ABOVE SALE Il UNAvOIDABLY POST
poned until THURSDAY. NOVEMBER SIXTH, same
hour and place. Oc31-5t