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A DlS(:RACEEUL PRIZE FIGHT.
Declared q Draw After FOrty.nins
ROnndS.

NEW YORK, September 4.--Dave Fitzgerald and
Jim McHugh fought forty-nine rounds at Rocka-
way this morning for the lightweight champion
ship OF Canada, $3.50 side and gate money.
The fight was disgraceful affair. In
the twenty-axth round the friends OF FitZ-
gerald claimed foul and broke into the ring.
The referee refused to serve unless the ropes were
put up, which was done, and the fight went on I'M
Til the conclusion OF the forty-ninth round, when
foul was again claimed and the referee declined to
act any longer.
The seconds then declared the fight draw
Both were badly punished.
Another Fight.
After the McHugh and Fitzgerald fight was
drawn on at Rockaway, this morning, Jack Demp-
sey and Mike Dempsey, the latter from Cincinnati,
fought seven rounds in 2S minutes the former WIN
ming.
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District Government Affairs.

GATES At RAILWAY CR0SSTNGS
The time fixed on for the Railroad companies TO
place the automatic gates at the street crossings
being about TO expire the Commissioners VIII notify
the railroad officials that the work Will be done by
the District government and charged TO them.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwfsle as follows
Charles Burdine, repair frame 6,lS Pennsylvania
avenue southeast; $3.50. Robert Mcdaniel, erect a
two-StOry and basement dwelling. X. between nth
and 18th streets northwest; Sl.JG0 Charles
schneider, repair brick 4l3 street mort Invest $500
Charles schneider. repair brick OF 4l6 street
northwest; $500. Henry Leismaun. repair brick
l241 9TH street northwest: slOQ
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NU L d LINE.
NOT ICE
Ian + ROU T E
The CTNAkD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 10. \. r.. NEW YORK.
GALLIA ..--. We'd. Sept. 10 OREGON. We'd Oct g.
ArkASIA-... We'd Sep. II CiALLIA. We'd Oct Is
borHNh---- Ned, Sept "a AURANIA. Wed, Oct %
SEi.V!A We'd. Oct. l. BOTHNIA. We'd, Oct 80
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-S60. $50 and $780, according
to accommodations.
Steraze at very low rates Steerage tickets from L,v
eoo and and all other parts Of Europe at
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
tor Mediierra ports.
10: tr.4ht and passage apply at the Comranys office
OTIS BIGELOW CO, COS 9TH ST. Washington d. C.
NEkNON III. BROWN l. Co. New York:
Orto Messrs OTIS BIGELOW 4 co,
SE4 afr
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INDIGNATION an NEW YORK.

Measures for Impeachment of the
Aldermen.
NEW YORK, September 4-Mayor Edison will pre-
side over the citizens indignation meeting at
Chickering hall this evening, st which measures
will be formulated for the impeachment Of the
aldermen who passed the Broadway surface railway
bill over the mayors Veto 1t Is reported that
evidence has been obtained that the aldermen
received 600 each for their votes but the Latter
deny 1t.
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Democratic Nominations I'm Phi1adev.

lHILknEfTHIA, September g. - The democrats
To-day made the following nominations for county
ana city officers and for Congress- For Judge com
mon pleas, Thomas X Elcock "a renomlnation):
orphans court. VIM. h. Hanna Qrepublican and
present Judge IN that courlA; for city controller
Mm y hirsi; recorder of deeds. VIM r. McCully.
For ongless-ln the llrst district the nomination
oil a candidate MAS postponed; third district, San1
j. Randall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-04

large convention Of free thinkers = IN session
New York.
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF BANK, Rail ROAD, INSURANCE AND
- OTHER STOCKS.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER FIFTH.
Al ONE O'CLOCK, We will sell, within our auction
room 8 9Th and d streets northwest
20 shares Corcoran Fire Insurance Comrany stock
leo shares National Metropolitan Fire ms Co STOCK
100 shares Column Ola ire ms stock
- shares Franklin Fire ms. Co stock
10 shares Real Estate Title IDs Co. stock
Is shares National Metropolitan Iank stock
90 shares North Capitol O-street south Washing
ton Railroad O.. stock.
shares Metropolitan IA lroad Co stock
Central National Bank atock
so shares National Union Insurance COMPANY
81 Shares Col X ilroad company
80 Shares Belt Line company
lOO shars apor Fuel took, with other stocks worthy
the atte-tion Of investors
1t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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Quarantininx American Cattle.

OTTAWA, ONT, September 4.-Dr. McEachran, in
spector OF the dominion cattle quarantine. had an
interview with the minister OF agriculture to-day
to urge that a complete system OF quarantine be
introduced and enforced to prevent the importa-
ton OF diseased cattle from the United States into
the Canadian northwest.
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ANNAPOLIS. ND. September A. The following
candidates have successfully passed their eN amlna-
tons Tor admission To the naval academy as naval
cadets: Lawrence n. chandler. OF v H.: Frank
Marble, OF y. Y; Casey b. Morgan, OF Miss: Jas
II. Reed OF Va; Mm. y. Nansanf. OF Pa
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Local N0lRS.

Judge James Will hold the Probate Court on Fri
days at II O'Clock, beginning tomorrow.
Old Ark Lodge, No. 1895, q. L. %. f.. has filed
certl1cate OF incorporation, with stephen V. Minor
Shaderick II. Wilkins and John III. Notion, as trus-
tees
The District Commissioners have approved OF a
petition for the erection OF democratic flag stan
at the intersection OF ID street and Massachusetts
avenue, In square 563, in the 18th legislative dis
tr1ct
This morning, at the southwest corner OF 9th
street and Pennsylvania avenue an old lady. named
Hartung, In lodging 10 get out OF the way OF a
neavy wagon fell TO the pavement, striking her
head heavily, and inJurBg herself severely.
Mr.. David j. Cunningham, OF 9a5 X street north
west, mad his geld watch, worth So $780, stolen
ABOUT Two weeks Since. MI. j. A. McDey1tt re-
Gently took the case In hand and recovered the
watch.
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VI ABs7k0ED.

MYFRS-COOK. On the afternoon Of September III
1874 at he brid's residence by the Rev y. owens.
EDWARD r.. MYERS to Miss VIOLET T. COOK.
da1lshter Of CAPTAIN J n. Cook. No cards
SlNMONS.NoONEi. ON August 3st, 1884 nc
Rev. Father Coaghy. NATHAN Il SIMMONS and
LIZZIE q. MOONEY, both If Georyetown
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WV lukk. N''ilIFinDer 4.-lhere l. no pre<rnt
prospect or settlement OF the differences bet yeen
the etohet.ttcrs ahd the boss maSons- The latter
say they viii continue their locA out until the men
MthGrSw from the amalgamated trades union
ana The latter declare they VIII remain ON strike
unill lhe bosses withdraw their demands Yester-
DAY the Kisses notified the apprentices cmployei
hy The union That II They failed tO return 10 work
tidN morning they would never again IL employed
by boss mason In this city. 1l, appreuti,,as a nj
MOI return 10 work and a lockout against them
" as declared.
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A Heavy EOrrerV.

LEXINGTON, KY, September A forged draft for
$3.50, drawn on the First National bank OF this
city by William Tarr & Co. in favor OF William
Tarr, Jr., was sent here for collection to-day. 1t
seems that party purporting to be William Tarr,
jr., who forged the draft. had IL cashed in Louis
Vile yesterday. There is no such person William
Tarr. ir,
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Go1D MEDAL PAR1a 1878.
BAKERS
BREAKFAST COCOA.
SPECIAL Nor1cE.

ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTENIPLA TING
BU1LD1NG 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 h 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 OK 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 We lake GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING To- CALL is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. WYVILI. EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
ap26 No. 452 PA. AVE. NEAR ~ STREET
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ALBANY. y. Y, Scmptember 4-tsov. Cleveland
this morning was occupied ia transactinC routine
work and receiving callers Among those who
called were PeDdlcton King, OF North Carolina and
Mr. Coates, OF Florida
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HIGHER WAGES PROMPTLY PA
Capt Greene Recommends an Advance
to District LahOrers.

Capt Greene Recommends an Advance
to District LabOrers.
A petition has been presented by the District
laborers, signed by large number. who have been
working for the last five years. setting forth that
owing to the high rate OF provisions, they are
PEELED to ask for more wages, and ask that
their pay be increased to $3.50 per day.
This was referred to Capt. r. v. Greene,
various public works on the District pay q IS for
common laborers, but that they all classify their
men according to the work, paying some OF them
that similar classification be made OF District
laborers, with corresponding increase OF pay, and
h also recommends that the men be paid in cash
every saturday. similarly to the methods employed
by ordinary contractors, instead or once month
as Is now the custom.
PosT OFFICE CHANGEs.-Alfred s. BaQiey. OF Ten
nessee, has resigned a second-class clerkship in
the ONCE Of the second assistant postmaster gen.
eraL A. B. Hurlbut has been promoted from 81 200
TO 81 400, vice Bagley resigned A. c. Haven has
been promoted from 81 600 to q 200, vice HurlbuJ
promoted.
REPRESENTATIVE WAsHBURN, OF Minnesota, and
his counsel, Mr.. Shellabarger made an argument
before the Acting Attorney General to-day In favor
OF the claim that Congress did not limit the amount
10 De expended In erecting the Minneapolis court
house. decision will not be made by the Depart
ment OF Justice for several days.
ANOTHER ELEcTRIc LIGHT ExPERnfRNr-!The
commissioners have accepted q proposition of the
United States Electric Light company OF this city
avenue. between 9TH and 9Th streets, on which TO
suspend their electric lights. after the present
Brush lights shall have been Withdrawn, and TO
remain until thoroughly tested.
RANGE OF rnR THERMoxRrHR.-The following
onicer to-day: am, 100: Il am, a7; pm, ga
Maximum, 666; minimum, 66G
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n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRE,
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers OF this company Will sail ENf RY WE'D
NESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot Of
81 street HouGkeIi. Rates of passage from NEW YORK
IL LONDON,HAVREBR BREMEN: BY Wedne .Gay steamer
flrst cabin SlG to $50; second cabin. SO By jatur-
az II toW,st rates For freight Iassaxc apply to
EIRICHS CO. Bowling Green New York w g.
west CHAS WALTER. 342 u street. Agents for Wash.
l-gtOn jall
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The Wreck of N Iiouse.

PANTS.
I1TTSBURG. Pa. September 4-While workmen
were enSaged In raising frame house on the South
S'dr last evening a lackScrew under one corner
slipped out and the house leIl Daniel Tfputwein
aGei twenty. was almost Instantly Killed, and Ills
iaIhef. Nnl Iroutweln, WAS seriously injured A
LioS named Lynch ana several children were I'm the
mouse AT the time the accident occurred and Al
thoQgn the roof fell. ana nearly al the furniture In
the house was broken, they escaped unhurt The
building Ii a total wreck
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THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE

TINE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Reauires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance
L" oss o. time no handling OF tue. no Hsbea II II
Tstd extensively Tor running Passenger and FREIGHT
fievators Sewing Machines. Meat Chopperx PRINTING
sit inoRr5IEtc Presses, Coffee NILS KCasters Pspcr
tit tnni2 Machinery. Iathes, &c. &c This ensrino
1tih WIEN extreme smoOthDess and regularity OF speed
great simplicity mechanism
or particulars U pricxxa &c n Of3ice M
Washington Ca Light ca VIA
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Killed nv U,iU1.tsnin0

WINoNA, MIMI, september A dispatch to the
Republican from Dodge Centre says: While John
Curr1er and his wife, with four others, We're driving
to town the lightning struck Mrs Currier killing
her instantly. Both horses were also killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-04

The Erie West Shore Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western and the Baltimore and Ohio rates to
Chicago from New York to-day are SIS 50. At the
WABASH and st. Louis Pacific Office 1t was SIG
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANSON BROS. AucuoneerA

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY CORNER OF n
AND CANAL STREETS SOUTHEAST
by virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded i'll liber
No S-4 foiO IS ct of he land records OF IF
Wa hington county, in the District of Columbia, We =
Will sell At pubic auction THURSDAY. FOURTH
DAY OF SEPrEMBER, 1884. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ i'll front of the premises, all that piece
or Of ground lying in the city Of Washington.
District Of Columbia. and known Lot numbered tour
a. III square numbered seven hundred and seventy
Csi together with all and singular the AppurtenanCes,
rights privileges, improvements and other hsredta-
mets To the same belonging in wise appertain
ing
Terms: One-tlird cash balance in equal instruments
In one and two years. notes 70 bear interest payable
SEN annually and to be secured by deed of trust ON
premises sold al cash, at option of purchaser
q pcsl OF 800 required at time of sale Cvnveyancing
&C. st uiehasers cost If tern not complied with
III ten days the trustees the right resell at
the isk and est OF de:aultng purchaser after five
cays public notice of such resale in newspaper
published III Washington. d. g.
THOMAS S. HOPKINS r,,,.....
JOHN ]. EDISON, irus'eea
aul9-eo Sdbs&ds
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RAILROADS.
TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE shoRT LINE To THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST

AND WEST
Schedule in effect 4 ESf 3. 1884,
$40 A.N.-NEW ORLEANS NAH. daily. max NJ close
connsctions to all points SoIth and Southwest
Daily. e1 ept Sunday. with 4. & O. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New y and WASH
IugtOn to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping ears from
Washington Atlanta q New Orleans,
G1lPM.-LOI ISyILLE FAST LIN f. DAILY via Char
louisville to Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
lolnts Pullman Sleeping Washington 20
Louisville.
1C3tP.N-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
te all points South and Southwest via Danville ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with c. 4 d. Rail way
Pullman Sleeping from WASHINGTON Dan
Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta New Orleans: also.
rem Washington Charlotte and Columbia
Augusta Pll-nan Sleeping Car from Washington
10 Whit SulTnur springs
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at T:CO A
NJ. and $40 L. NJ daily. except sunday
NarrentOD trains leave Washington $40 A. n and
$40 L VI. daily
For tickets and information inquire Company'J Of
Tee ,tOl PENNSYLVANIA
u SLAU GHTER. NNACDANIEI.
Gen IaSS. SSglt Areut
au2 sol. HAAS Traffic Manager
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4 + + Z Z III s. + # #$S SErH
AAA L,,, II AAA M in me-,

POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE
Commencing May Sd. and every Saturday thereafter
sailing from Quebec to Liverpool, making the shortest
ocean voyage Only five days from land to land The
Iron Steamships of this unsurpassed for strength
SPEED anu comfort and fitted up with all the modern
Improvements that practical experience suggest
Cabin. S1Oand $50; intermediate. 336.75.
LIVE & ALDEN. General Agents,
lG1 Broadway. New York
W. MOSS Washington. D. c.
ALLAN LINE-EINTER SERVICE
Portlsnd to Liverpool every Thursday until May
Cabin $50 $50 and $50: intermediate, 236 rs Extra
weekly ships to Boston from Liverpool Queenstown
Londonderry. GLASGOW and Galway, for prepaid business
oAy Through tickets issed to railroad station
tie Unite States. intermediate, $50 15 steeraRe. S21
The Baltimore service viii be resumed commencing
Al ri <, and 2-ularly thereafter.
Apply 10 LEFE Il ALDEN. General Agents DOT Broad
way. New York, or q. W. MOSS,
10 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
mhl3-th.s.tu Washington. d. O.
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The New York Stock Market.
Tre following are the opening and p. m. prices
Ct the New York stock Market to-day, as reported
ty special wire to II. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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CLOTHING
FOL- HOT WEATHER

Moan WALKER SEQ. CLOTHING
t.tPennsylvaniaA7a FOL- HOT WEATHER
NOAH WALKER & CO.
t.tPennsylvania IVA
NOAH WALKER & CO.. At home. mountain ton
t.tFennsylvania Ava Serge. Seersncker AIpsca
NOAH WALKER SEQ 6 rap detas uits. n"'' 'na
t:tPennsylvania Ava Apaca sacks. Trsveiins
~o.uv.,xrp.,, Goats in Linen. Alpaca aud
70. n.r...,-,.,. 49,, White Duck, Alpac. and
NOAH WATERPROOF C, GEhildrens Sailor and Nor
'> w. 'v shi Sas. White and colored.
t-'Pennsyivania Ava Neck wearin allnew shapes
NOAH WALKER co. e: e: q ,ssrS reduced Ssss
tcsPennsylvanis Ava
NOAH WALKER & 90.
t:sPennsyvania Ava
NOAH WALKER co. AVIAN "11A" w"
eos PennsylvaniaAva ,e24 COS pennsylvania Ave
T 1EBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT.
S nH EAF ms
SAUCES ANNUAL SALE. 100000 JARS
LIEBIG COMPANYs EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Sas sG,sss! ;as
Genuine !ul!. only with the fac smile Of Baron
label . The ,itle Baron Iiebig', and photo.
with no connection with Baron Iiebig. the
public are informed that the LiebaH Com.
pany alone can offer the crticle with Baron
Gebigs guarantee Of genuinenesA
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF NEAT.
1S be had q al storekeeRer GrocsT Ear. .nd
wholesale only G. David 3 Co. fenchurch
avenues London England my1H
TTNHE CEILULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKS
Il never wears out always clean. aud can be worn
while bathinx u for sale at
CHAS F1SHkRA
CxS It'll street northwest.
MRS. FISHER Gevotes her attention 70 the wGnfs Of
Lady Patrons null
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THE CONDITION OF MRS. SULLIvAN.-Mrs. T. II.
Sullivan, who yesterday cut her throat at her resi-
Gence, No. 1902 street southwest, and was taken
to Providence hospital, was found not to have been
SO seriously injured as was supposed. and the ply
sicianS now are quite hopeful OF her recovery, SO
far rs the wound Is concerned. To-day she Is much
mentally, ard there are some fears as to her
recovering her reason.
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BISHOP COLENSO'S library BURNED.
LONDON, September 4.-AdviceS from Durham,
South Africa, state that bishops residence, con-
tanning the library OF the famous Bishop Colenso.
has been burned.
RELIEVING GARRISON.
ALDEN, september An expedition OF $50 men,,
under Major Hunter. has landed Zeyla TO relieve
the besleged garrison OF Harar, some distance in
land TO the South ZeYla.
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The Season at Chautauoua.

VISIT TO JUDGE ToURGEE-GEN. LOGAN AT CHAUrAU-
QUA-GRADUATING GOINGs-oN-vENERABLR PUPILS
OF EIGHTY-FOUR-wHAT DO MEN DO WITH CORK
SCREW AT CHAUTAUQUA?-THE HoNESTEsT PEOPLE
IN THE WORLD.
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JUDGMENTS by default were granted to-day by
Judge James as follows: Elizabeth T. Parker agt.
Middleton d Co.; 81 ,9O636. Alice T. jenkins agt
same; sl,19537 n. w. Burchell agt. same; $23SS7.
Jacob o. Raller agt. j. H. SQuler; 81, 750a2 G. L
Hill agt j. F. Henon, two cases; $3.50 and $500 In
the case OF Danenhower agL Cook, the default was
set aside and leave to amend granted.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
N BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Companys pier. No. AZ North River. foot Of Morton
Street. New York
NOrInande. Frangerl. Wednesday, Sept. TO- 9 a. ID.
Labrador. Collier, Wednesday, Sept II. 4
can Ga. kersabiec. Wednesday. Sept q. .
1fecks payable on sight. in amounts suit, tia
Ealti,!S lransatlantque of Paris. LOUIS DE- BEBIAN
Agent. No. 4, Bowling Green, New York.
.. W. MOSS. rs Pennsy iyspia avenue:
j. w. BUTLER son, 323Pcnnsylvania avenue,
sd Agents tor Washington, d. @.
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News Briefs.

The twelfth Industrial exposition at Cincinnati
was opened yesterday. senator Pendleton ana
Representative FOllett made addresses
twenty-five Indian children have arrived from
the ST Regis New York; reservation at the Lincoln
school in Philadelphia, where about one hundred
more are expected from the west during the ne e
two weeks
Samuel Roberts, the defaulting Wikesbarre pay
master, Was arrested yesterday and gave bail in
5000.
Henry Gomez, alias John Williams the steward
OF the schooner JulIa Baker. was yesterday held in
New York 10 await the action II the United States
grand jury. bail being fixed at 81. 800
AhotHtr attempt WAS made vest criay 10 wreck a
passenger train Oh the Virginia Midland road near
lynchburg, Va, by placing instructions ON tho
track
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
BY virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded A
among the Land Records OF the District of CO. h!&
lumbia III liber 1922. tolio 1G2 ct So. shall .l.
sell at public auction in front OF the premises Oh
MONDAY. TIE EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER at
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. all that certain parcel OF ground
peihG III the city of Washington i'll said District and
known as part of original Lot a. in square H. benin
nnle 1or the same at Point the line of 24h
lot and running thence west 80 feet inches to west
Le OF SAID ot thence south il eat cast south
feet east to west line OF oath street thence north
io feet t. the place OF ginning. Improved by frame
house, nuInber d l2l0 path street northwest
trns of sale: OHethird cash. CT which must he
PAID AT time OF sale residue at and II months RESPECT
Ney bper cent interest secured by notes pur-
chaser ana deed Of trust the property sold or all
Cash at option OF purchaser. II COMPLIED
with in days the Trustees reserve Tie rigt to n sell ut
detal!ltlng purchasers and risk
CHAS II. CRAGIN. S-
au2I-lOt CHAS. H. CRAGIN JR, trustees
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No,ninatIons i'm Nassac

NEW YORK, september 4.-RecelVer USbOrn, OF the
suspended Wall Street bank. to-day began the
payment to the depOsitOrS OF a 60 p. c. dividend.
Nominations in characteristics.
SPRINGFIELD. MASS, September 4-1he twelfth
district republican congressional convention to-
day renominated Francis w. Rockwell of Pttsfield,
and nominated Judge VIM. Shurtleff Ior presden-
ttal electOr.
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Trustees SALE OF SMALL BRICK DWELLING
- AND LOT No. AIS ISL STREET NORTHWEST.
ON WEDNESDAY AFTEINUON. SEPT EN- ~-
Bib TENTH, 1sS4. at HALF-PAST FIVE fs&
O'CLOCK. in front of the premises shall sci. ln:0
6y virtue Of deed Of trust February l6 h. 1884, and
duly recorded in Ilber No $500 folio It seq
numb red SO III square ST. fronting 20 feet on LIST
Sue between ID streets northwest, with depth
OF lO3 feet to l2foOt pubic alley improved
story btlck dwelling house. known No. Alb street
northwest
Terms: One-haf in cash; the remainder in twelve
Mocts with interest and secured by deed of trust
the premises deposit oi 800 must be made
OF sale.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN,l ,r.,....
sel-d&ds FkEDEEICK Is. MCGUIRE, ! Arus'ees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-04

TINHE CELLULOID TRUSS. THAT NEVER BREAKS
while bsthlnx. u for sale at
CHAS. F1SHEEA
Cx3 It'll street northwest.
MRS. FISHER 6evotes her attention 10 the Wanfs Of
Lady Patrons null