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NHw YORH, November l2-James Ryan. an actor
IN Jefhn5 410aNpeoa60ths street theaters went INTO
liquor store adioining the theatef last nighs ees
companies by Iifie EMS OF Bfooktyn Shortly 81
f0unt On the door, Nteedinf tom . bullet wo4nd
10 tae heads The bAfstendRr eays that Ryan md
the wOmAHwefel p q back room when the ah0f MnS
fifesE Ryan ~ thata t6e WoAans tkseassned %
shoot herself i he dtd NOT accompany her heme
~ A4i n4 tint be NE not q the room Mnen fhe
shooting occurred. The woman was taken 10 &
nosplm1 yhese me dlsd TITS l6esnt1G Ryan Nas
before police easSf1te to-day a1d viii bare m
examination on Saturday next
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NeWs RrbeGS.

Jonathan H. Greene, the reformed gambler. i
dying In Philadelphia u penury and misery. In
early life Greene was q successful gambler on the
lower Mississippi and IN Texas
There VIII be 800 Delegates In attendance az the
cattle mems convention which VIII assemble IN sc.
Louis next Monday. - 'ts-
The deaths from cholera In Paris yesterday num-
bered s1 In the - hours ending at midnight Tatsc
were l2 rresh cases Two soldiers of the guard at
the klysee palace were SEIZED and one dsed airaost
Immediately
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Suicide OF a Clergyman.

TRENTON, n. j.. November l3-Rev. Henry Will
Hanson. rector OF 81. Johns church, OF this city,
committed suicide this morning by shooting him.
self through the head, near the outskirts of the
city. He used new revolver, and fired through
the temple, hts brains being scattered all around
His body was found by TWO boys No motive Is
known Tor the act He was son OF ex-Chancellor
Williamson OF Elizabeth
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- IHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
UOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS

double TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER
~ STEEL RAILS,
fehEDo. tSrf hIt FtEfHE sEN SoAfts NOV 3D.
Leave washington from station corner OF New Jersey
For Cnlcaso. 91J and IL 10 p H. daily and LOS
En-, saiy exeeIt saturday The 300 am fast Linn
II char ed ON this train.
For Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis daily at 05
and 10 10 pm. with Through Coaches anu Palace
Sleeping ears u above points. without change.
or f?5fsh1rG at 3 10 m with P4rlor Car. aud 40
For Toledo and Detroit VIA Monroeville. 15 T. IN
wheeling and Iass Erie X K 'Of i'ie'i0' VIA
1Sr Baltimore on week days 5. 30 40 so $50 and
tram , 4 40. $50. 30 .:-O "a and lO00p Ia.
For Baltimore sundays. $50. 80. $40 al 1000
az foints on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad l05 p.
Fer Annapolis GAO q m and l2:lo and .Op m on
/, sunday. 20 a. H. 30 p.
For Way Stations between Washington and Baltimore
I6N0p m On sundays ) % a IN and s 40 D.
and 10 co Pm Fer stations ON Metropolitan branch
: J. T. daily, except undsy. for principal stations
on ns.r1poitan tIaneh 90 am daily; except stu
sVo q NJ daily except sunday, FOR Frederick . :p5
1s, Harsrs,o, ~ t r@s eneePs , 1ulieay. , 49,,
1rsins arrive from tie West Ga:ly 20 goa H. 2:3o
From Annepolis. $50 and l:5o and 6:s7 ?. M:
from Lexington. 2.15 p. n. daily. except Sunday
From FREDERICK and Intermediate FONTS s:25. a. m
Leave B. i'm Re- i for a Mss fhdsa. s at
%. s. and 1880 l2.GD l2:i5. j. 30 6:.SJ
iz6oa N 10 40 81 80 > and 3 so m A.
All raiRs from ashingtoa stop at Relay
lor further information apply a; the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket OfEee-Washinston Station. 6l9 and 1851
vii De iaken for baggage 10 be checked and nceveias
Hsn en q sls si1s II Oft. Baltimore
rs q h LORD Oeni Passenger Agent
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DENVER, Colo, November IS. Robert standring
and wife were discovered dead this morning In
their house on the rancho station, seven miles
from Pine Grove, small station on the South PARK
road. Circumstances Indicate that they were muir
dered for money. SefandiAg, who was one OF Colo
RADIOS pioneers, was quite wealthy and was widely
known. He was an ordained preacher OF the anti
polygamy branch OF the Mormon church.
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Proposed internationally Inventions Eek.
hfhfliOn In London.

NEW YORK, November 13.-IC Is officially an
nounced through the British consulate that an In
ternatiOnal inventions exhibition viii be held in
London In 1885. 1t will be under the patronage of
the queen, the presidency OF the Prince of Wales
and the management OF an executive council COM
posed OF eminent Engtshmen. It will be opened in
May at the Royal Horticultural Gardens, South
the year. In order that American inventions may
occupy prominent place IN this universal exhibit
ton the latest date for receiving applications for
space has been extended to December 81, 1884. The
exhibittoh viii consist OF two grand divisions each
OF which will be subdiv1ded into groups and classes
The first division, devoted to inventions, win en-
brace apparatus, appliances, processes and pro-
the great worlds fair was held in the Crystal Pal
ace. The object OF this collection Is to show the
progress that has been made during the last
quarter OF century In the application OF scientific
discoveries TO the purpose Of daily life
AMERICAN EXHIBITS.
There Is ample scope Tor the display Of American
as exhibits VIII rot be limited to i'm.
portant mechanical apparatus and the utilization
of natural products, but VIII also include Yankee
notions OF all descriptions. Acting in the spirit Of
eminent, the British consul in New YORK expresses
the desire that inventors, manufacturers and
others throughout the United States will I'm
nedately make application for the space they Ne
Quire in the exhibition buildings. BLANK forms
for such application, together with detailed In
formation for the guidance OF exhibitors, viii be
forwarded Tree TO all persons applying to Mr.. j.
NO charge Will 6e made for space The commits
United States WIN represent the interests OF Amer
lean exhibitors. - -f5-=-
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.UNCANSON BROS. Auct.oneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
REAL ESTATE, NO. 1027 VERMONT AVENU
IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON N n

n
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NO. 107 VERMONT AVENUE
IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON d. C.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust dated No. -
Dember LIST 1879. and duly recorded in Iiber No. n
92 tolio 344 ct seq OF the land records of the
District OF Columbia the undersigneda trustees will
sell. on TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEE nth DAY OF
NOVEMBER. A. d. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ in
front of the premises the following real estate situate
in the city CT Washington and District Of Columbia to
wit All that Gel tain piece parcel of ground known
and described as lot numbered thirty of Evsnssub
division of lots numbered fourteen 90 fifteen 1O
sixteen t6l, seventeen Q7) and eighteen ClS) of Kid
wells subdivision of square numbered two hundred
and seventeen (2l1 according to the plat of the said
city Of Washington. tosether with all the easements
Entertainments and appurtenances to the same belong
ing or in any wise appertaining.
Terms of sale: OIa-third Of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in and two years with interest at
six cent the deferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust upon the property Sold all cash. the
option of purcha ConyeyRncing &c at purchasers
cost deposit of $3.50 win be required at time of sale
Terms Of sale to be complied with within five DAYS
otherwise Trustees the right to sell at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser
NATHI VII son, ! r
ldSds FRANCIS H.SMITH,5 AiusIees.
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VHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TcR FRI SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On WARRINGTON STREET. GEORGETOWN, DC
BIS virtue OF decree Of the suprerne Court -
OF the District * Columbia passed ON the 3lst
oiOctooer 1854 IN Equity Cause Nc 1880 will.E:4
sell AZ public auction. front of the pre- ises on
LI lsr, the TWESiY-fIFfH NOVEMBER 1854
1tOOh OCLOk, r. M.. the southern hfty-hve 1851
lec rot on the east side of Washington b. the
depth OF one hundred and twenty t12D feet Of Lofs
drsd and twelve QlO in Eealls addition 10 George
toWn IN me Distrief OF Columbia with the Improve
meas thereon consisting story brick Dwelling
house. - '''-'e
Terms Of sale; One-third 20 cash. tho balance in
equal instruments IN one ~ and ca years with
per cent interest from day Of sale secured by deed Of
cnss.r DEPOSIT .. 800 required ~ tiuas Is -salA
ni-ssw4dbs J. HoIbsWosTa GORDON. Trustee.
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MARRIAGE LIcRNsRs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to James
johnson and Rebecca Eanham: Hiram H. Zurborg
and Elenor Rabbit; F. w. White and Bridget A.
Durham; Daniel Raenhart and Bessie Field, OF New
ton N. j.; George T. smith and Mary Ward, both OF
r G: Co., Nd; Levi Butter and Lizzie Rltler; w. Fl.
Smallwood and Martha Celina Honesty; John w.
Taylor and Annie Elizabeth Bunnen, both Of r. G.
Co. Md; Lew p. BOwles, OF Baltimore, Nd, and
Sarah E. Shaw, Of Montgomery Co, Nd.
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TWO Rrakemen Ktll~d.

PITTsBURG, Pa, November ia special dis
patch TO the Chronicle Telegraph, from Ashland,
OHIO, says: "A freight train on New York, Penn
syivania and Ohio railroad was wrecked one mile
east or this place at 4 O'Clock this morning, and
Christ Ain, OF Ontario, Ohio, and Michael Mock. OF
Gallon, Ohio, brakemen, were killed. ana John Van
hanel, fireman, who jumped into the creek, was
seriously injured"
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Views Of Representative Welburn.
cLEvELAND's VICTORY A BLEssrNa-roo SOON 10 TALK

CLEVELANDs VICTORY BLESsIN0-TOO SOON 10 talk
ABOUT THE CABINET.
Representative Welburn, of Texas is In the city,
He thinks the victory OF Cleveland Is great bless
ing, not only to the democratic party, but to the
whole country. II the democrats use their victory
moderately as they will, he says Cleyelands ad-
ministratton will be the opening Of period OF pros
perity. He says he has no doubt Cleveland is a
conservative man. but any discussion OF his policy
at this time would be premature, as no one can
possibly know what it win be. The Cabinet talk
which has been INDUCED In he characterzeS as the
widest sort of speculation.
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-Eatal. Railroad Accident.

eyINCENNEa, IND, November IA passenger
train on the Ohio ana mississippi railroad ran into
an open switch near here yesterday Engineer G.
have been opened by trampS - =
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T ArGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPOkTED FRENCH
SILVER PaTf6 W f2sh bNss AID fTfEE
SITS, GASIQRS FRUIT STANDS. &c; EINk
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM TWO
TOIEN TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
9EMEhRf GuI hE,o OPERA GLASSES
BANJoS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZCRS, RE-
EOLVERS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
By direction OF the owner to change business / will
SELL ON the premises. all the above stock OF j. U.
O'MEARA & CO., 1347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, d. C. Sale commences at SENENP NJ
Great bargains may be expected FOLEY, Auct.
n. B.-Ihe FIXTURES Will notbe sold As. at terInin-
stlon of sale. the store will be occupied by ]. U.
O'MEARA 4 CO. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
SETS
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SQUARE SIATY-SINE, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, ON TWENTY-FIRST STREET
BETWEEN n AND STREETS
BY virtue of a decree duly passed in Equity cause
No 3 iS3 (iswler Kindsloe) the Odd OF October -
1s9i VIII sell at gubl;e aqe.,on on the premises
VENEER. 1884, FOUR O'CLOCK P 81 an undivided
half interest IN lot IS in LOOMS subdivision Of
square 90 in the City Of Washington. D. c. with the
improvements consisting Of two story frame house
Terms Of sale: nethrd cash. balance in six twelve
and eighteen months with inter at, to secured by
deed OF trust on the premises sold All cash pur.
casers ption. &l00 to be paid time OF sale Com.
p2ce TO be had with terms of sale wit LIN i've days
after sale otherws resale viii be had % purchasers
ri-k All cOnyeyancag at purchasers cost.
At the SAME TIME the other undivided half inter-
est viii be sold. -
n3-dts q. NJ MATTHEW'S Trustee 1908 3lst st.
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N,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
shE SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH SOUTHWEST

Schedule IN eject .,teiU Err - 1884
sloA.N--SkW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max NJ Close
conn etloDs TO all points South and Southwest
Dslly. ex ept Sunday. with C. L .. Railway. Pull
Ian Sleeping Buffet from New York and Wash.
mston 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
WELLINGTON ana Atlanta TO New Orleans.
6.10 P-d--LOUISNILI.E FAST LINE Dall, via Char
louisville u Cincinnati Louisville and al Western
Joints Pullman Steering cars Washington 10
IOn8ssi lie
1cA0PM-SOUTHERN MAI. AND CYPRESS Daily
&c al points South and Southwest VIA DanyilIe AID
Crs-h.ste Pullman Sleepir, ears from Washing
ton VIA Dan Vile. Charlotte AID Atlanta to New
Orleans: atso ironi Washington Charlotte and
Columbia 20 Augusta
Manassas Division Tram leaves Washington 4. 7UOi
Nj daily, except Sunday.
HarrtntOn trains leave Warrington q Il ap1
510PM. daily
Tor tickets and information inquire s:Conpanv,s Of
fee 60i Pennsy wanna xyenua 4.nrls is.vg I'm h !.
j
II SLAUGHTER. NNACDANIEI
tsen faSs Akcn- AGENT
SUI SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CQMPAN1
NJ BETWEEN NEW YoHx AID HAvBA e
street. New York z ~ s1527, 2At 4-ss q III
hernandez FFangeul Wednesday Nov n DE- m
50. Laurent, de youeeelin WSdn6sd6y, N0S. q Ham.
Ameffque tsenteln, Wednesday, Decs am 3.
CAeehs payable on N9nt - arooense % SIT on the
Haiique Tfensstlantiqusc 81 P.rK LOUIS DR11nEAM
Agent, No 6 Bowling Green. New York! = Ase7 =
CIV, MQG& - Rsn4sY1vsnis avenue;
Nv 6OIGEEk s son. S29RtunslfsAnia avenue
ns AS116 q Wl1haneton 3. q,
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TOMORROW.

N EEKS CO.. Auctioneers.
PEREMPIoRY SALE AL OF 90 ENTIRE STOCK OF
IN STORE 1922 sEVENIH, STREET NORTH
WEST. CORNER 0F L STREET.
Commencing THURSDAY MORNING. at TEN
O'CLOCK. and each morning until entire stock is sold.
The stock consists of Hats, Bonnets RibboDs Silks
Feathers Birds. Jewelry, Fancy Goods. &c
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER SEVEN
TENTH, will sell balance of stock ON hands Ow-
cases. Sewing Machine and % Drawers suitable for
Shoe dry goods millinery other business purposes.
All goods sold without reserve Dealers invited to at
tend
n12-3t' WEEKS Il CO., Auctioneers
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T,Hos. J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneer..

AND 1905 K1NGMAN PLACE NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust dated 18th March, A. a.,
D. 1881. and duly recorded in Liber No 964 folio 3:j
223 OF the land records for the District of
lumbia, We shall sell. on MONDAY AFTERNOON NO
NkMBER THE SEVENTEENTH. 1884. ut FOUR
O'CLOCK. in front of the premises Lots numbered one
hundred snd three (lo3l hundred and two lO2 and
subdivision OF sub lots numbered twenty-sx C6) to
thirty three (33) lnclus in square numbered two
hundred forty CAD. recorded in Book IL OF
page in the Office Of the Surveyor of the
District OF Columbia toxether with the improvements
thereon consisting of three two-story and basement
brick dwellings, known Nos l5 l5O4 and 1896 Kine
Terms Onethird cash. balance In SIX 90 and twelve
2) months with interest and secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold deposit of 800 will be re-
CURED on each lot at time of sale Conveyancipg at
with within ten days from day of sale the property
viii be resod at risk and cost OF defautng purchaser
after i've days notice in The Evening Star
EDWARD j. STELLWA0EN Trustee.
1924 street northwest.
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE, Trustee
n41lSda
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Pleaded entity N Murder.

ST LOCIs, November l3.-Green Thornhill, a
negro who murdered his wife al Troy, Mo-. week
ago. has pleaded guilty OF murder IN the second
life -
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PHYSICIANS AND DRusc.s4s
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sBb 6 90 M NJ ASS
# ERR 90 MN
II Is eooo MN
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s :ss f + ! T. T.. / e. / =. -
AS THE REST TONIC.

This medicine, connhinin IRON with pun Vegetable
4SDDIISGHEsTI3E, AA1sSKIA EEAKNEsS .IMFuRk
By rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood It
reaches every part of the system pures and enrchss
the blood strengthens the and nervea and tones
and invigorates the system. = :
A FINE APPE1IZER-Best tonic known
1t VII la g the worst OF Dyspepza removing ali
distressing synptoms Such Tasting the Fool B0lc.
ing, Heat IN the Stomach, Heal )af1a, etc ~
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE That WILL NOT
BLACKEN Oh INJrRE TE TEETH
1t is invaluable for diseases sular to woman and to
al! persons who lead sedentary lives.
AN gNFANLNG REMEDY FOB DISEASES Or
THE LIVERAND KIDNEYS.
Persons sqferim from the effects Of overwork, ner-
vons treues loss OF eppetite Or debility experience
1T DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE Or PRODUCE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iron medicines do. : !.
is the only preparation Of Iron that NO nu
rous effects. Physicians and Druggists recommend Il
the BEST. TRY IT $50
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper Ias e No pth t Made Only b
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VI AK hS1ED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At the First Congregational
the Rev Dr. Harvey. wILFRED 4 BouGHroN 20
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Miss OF SIXTEEN ELoPEs WITH HER LovKR.-
Miss Carrie Armsby, pretty miss OF sixteen, who
lived with her parents at Petersburg, Rensselaer,
county, New York, some time ago formed the
acquaintance Of Frank Mack, an employee In ex-
Congressman Woods works in Hoosick Falls. The
young folks soon became attached to each other
but Miss Armsbys parents did not regard the
matter ravorably. An elopement was planned to
take place In August, and on the night appointed
MES A1nsby dropped her clothing out OF a window
and awaited the arrival Of her lover; but heavy
rain set In, Mack failed 20 arrive and Miss
Amsby's clothing was drenched with rain. The
intended elopement was discovered the next morn
ing and the girl was placed under close surveil-
lance. Last Sunday night Miss Armsby slipped
out Of church, met Mack, who was waiting near hy
with q carriage, and drove with her to Aoosick
Falls where they were married. Mack took his
bride to new house, which be has furnished in
comfortable style
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ST. JoHNsBuRY, ", Neye9ber la Lest night
Johnsbury .Gnle60njan, ana candidate for governor
on the Independents ticket, were hung In ef1gy
nom tsaegtath pole. The citizens generally con-
denim the act
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nuNOANsON BROS. Auct1oneers

ISNoANoON 0hOS AucuOneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNINPROvED LOTS ON
TWELFTH STREET EAST. BETWEEN C AND
STREETS NORTHEAST. AND ON STREET
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENEH
STREETS NORTHEAST. AND on b STREET.
lucky AVENUE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded inaa&
Liber Nc go folios 3s2 ct seq one Of the landS
in fESnt Ct the respeetiys premises TUESDAY oc
r. NJ all those certain pieces parcels of land and
premises situate and being in he City of Washington
District Of Coumbia aud known and distinguished on
the ground plat or plan of said city all Of original
lots Numbered nine. eleven, twelve, and the north
feet eight inches by the depth Of original lot
numbered eight in square numbered one thousand and
nine and immediately after all Of lot numbered three
IN square numbered ten hundred and thirty together
with the buildings rights easements privileges and
aPpurtenances TO the same belonging in any wise
thereto appertauing. ~
Terms OF sale: 0ne-thir cash balance in one and
Two years notes to bear and to be
dseo OF trust on the premises Sold all cash option
o. purchaser Conveyancing &C. at cost of purchaser
Aep0s OF ESQ Will be required each lot at time OF
sale Terms to be complied with in days. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the risk and
cost OF detauiting purchaser purchasers after Ave
days public notice Of src resale in some newsnar,er
published in WASHINGTON. u. c.
THOMAS H. CALLAN,l ,.
OclS-d ISlAOY. JOHGSOu TruSteea
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme aa&
Court of the District of Columbia EQUITY cause S&
No 9l'2 wherein George W. Mccoy is plaintiff -
and Mary Jackson f ct al are will sell At
NOVEMBER F0ORTEENTH, 1884 ct FOUR
O'CLOCK the following described real estate in the
City OF WASHINGTON District of Columbia. to wit The
south half of Lot No q in square No SIS fronting 80
Terms OF sale: Oneth Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in six and twelve months all
at time Of sale If terms not complied with il ten days
defaulting purchaser All convevancng cost of pur-
chaser JAMES H. SMITH. TRUSTEES.
no3-dts SO Sth street northwest
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A Disaster Rt Sea.
AN AMERICAN SHIP SUNK IN A COLL rSIoN-sEvEN
TEEN MEN LOST.

BosTCN, MASS, November IA dispatch received
at the merchants exchange to-day, dated Pernam-
buco. November IL, reports the loss OF the ship
Andrew Johnson, Captain Kelleran, OF Thomaston,
Me-, while on voyage from Coleta Buena 10 Ham,
burg. She collided with the British ship Thrill
moe, Captain smith, from San Francisco to Queens
has arrived at Pernambuco with the survivors OF
the Johnson's crew.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO.STORy
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No oO3
D. c. ON''
BY virtue of decd Of trust dated February lat *,
A. D. 1884. and duly recorded in Liber No lO66 f2;a
folio 24o ct seq. one Of the Land Records for the
District OF Columbis and ut the request of the holder
ton il a., frSnt Of tho premises. MONDAY THE
1884 ct FOUR O'CLOCK p M the following piece OF
RaTe Of land situate in the city Of Washington. Dis
ekht s in srteilo and others subdivision Of certain
Lots -quafa numbered eight hundred and sixtysi
(S66. toSether with the improvements :
Terms Of sales One third cssh balance in three eoual
payable in six (6 twelve 2) and eighteen
montAs after date for which notes Of the purchaser
secured b. deed Of trust upon the property sold and
interest At rate of per anuuua will
be taken all cash. at option of purchaser deposit
or SleO be reqrr At time Of SALE All conveyalcine
and recording at purchasers cost Terms OF sale 10 h
complied with in seven days after day of sale
ns.soa sMSH HfnN si II rWoAARHNERl Trustees
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me SWaim Court Martial.

The Secretary or War to-day made report 70 the
President upon the claim OF Judge Advocate Gene
era. Swain that the court martial ordered TO try
him is Illegal II is understood that the Secretary
OF War decides that there is no iegality and that
the court Is properly constituted II viii meet as
ordered, on saturday.