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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT, SPECIAL TERM7Jud1e James
iOday, T. w. Hogan agt Price; judgment by de-
fault. $27417.
POLICE CoURT1.Judge Saeu
To-day, Columbus Henner fast driving; $40
s. William Tinney, colored, disturbing the Quiet
OF East Washington; IS
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
FROM I'm STREET WHARF.

Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays ct a m. Re
turning Tuesdays FriiAys sud Sundays touching at
all River Ia Giay; fas IS NoIuiai Greek Curriornan
AID 81 Clements Bay Connects with B. kO.RR.a.
sheIh r,ls. JNu. B. PADGETT. Agent.
e. " LITLFT Nararer scr
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LIST OF PRIZES.


Aricat on for rates to clubs should be made only to
IN. office OF the Company in New Orleans.
FOR nrthe informal on write clearly, giving full ad
dr. Make +. o. Money Orders PAYABLE and address
Registered Letters to New Orleans National Bank New
Orleans, La - ~
Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mail or Express
ai sums OF IS aud upwards by Express expense)
NJ A. DAUPHIN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SILL New Orleans, La.
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DAl1lNORF AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ IEE MDDlI IAST LINE AND THE ONLY
tISk D. NJ Ihs LAS AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
IOJ BLE 1KACk, JAN-SEY COUPLER


sFttT. RAILS
soFfpV1II Txi fhiiIH r HIpAT 5TSE 18TH
l.aN VS. llt"l' from sttioa. corLer 81 New Jersey
loI e.cGo. Cincinnati louisville and 81 Louis daily
a. q. q n. 10 - ! III. lH=.b T. with Through
S;,hot change: lois daily to Chicago except
xor Ii,Jsiur- ii 90 a m and $40 :, m daily, 20
IN Z i1tlshur cleveland ami Detroit. viii. sleep
10 TCledo and Detroit via Norr- eville. ln-15a m
a3ly Nth SLEEPER TOT Ioiedo IA y ce-ll- Lake
1Islns ior Iniladelrhia ard New York At 80 m,
loiu , caiIy. Win Iaror anu slr,IIu4 Cars al
10 faiiimore Wei, DAYS 3 - go 500 10 600
&IG lOUs a II. la-io "a. B. 500 .. . 4 so Is
minute tram 40. SO. 80. 80. so > ~ .J.4Vp
Iof baltimore on sundays. CSC 500 20 4 m. rs
S2-0 .Vo 40 90 so 4.tJ. SO, $40 Ai.i l0:lJp
l. g;n.s the Shenandoah valley Railroad IOl5 J.
r. A,larc'iz 40 IT, and 12:IC and 4.4or n: on
39r Way Stations tet.ts - Arlington and Pal. more
10" - : 20 a IL, 10 J. a.. $50 40 900 AID
20 ., m I,r stations IN 5.,;,oral5tsl branch
50 d ~ anu - y. IL o..,s sNesIt sJu!4y, 10
iaIeh - a II G4iy i.r Lexington. s,auI.gds: and
IL dsiiy Ter fr,,erca so L.. IU:l., =. I ~
IT,. n E.s e- 80 yA,'Id I4d -; NM, "A,
l. arrive rom tie West daily %. 5oa. H., 22a
n. NV iosk and FlilaseIl,a 255. s.soa n. d.ly.
Ia Arlsre..-. - IL. all f.5o AID C.o7 =. m
S-.t.2y. So. =. l.ta =.
fG,I. J. xG<toi. - l. IL. ,.ay IiI e.Ij : N daily
V1y,y t sunday
II fs-.erck and :rte-1s.,liate rents. SIS. 4 n,
IL - and : = =. Cai.y. excel sunday III
- Il calls from nj q l.,c.s.
IT u .tSN~ Esit:lurv -.r y sliucton az 200 a.
81 j. 49, go = lU aLG ic.,us- II. l.. - 80
50 90. o. -. g. . 90 20 b.. II. San
cay ."' o.. - -. 20. JoO, -. ~ ,.UU
-. 20 aid 30 T. la
= trans trul. Warrington stop :: Relay Station e,-
C'It - l.. n
,I, o ft,r ,; 'sra,i2a sIrly s,tl rl,.rnore ard
I'lcs! wanna Az me- 18th street
W u taA u itT iaSaso 10 ~:
iOlL- H. Ill city
", VI ILL MINIS. u. a! t pa,.ruorr.
ri l. LORD. Col a-sr..rer AGENT.
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He SUCCEEDED IN REDUCING HIS PUISE-BEAT-
At Charlotte, y. c., Or. Robert VI. Williamson died
Monday from the effects OF fluid extract OF AGO.
mite, which, tits Said he had taken 10 cause a re-
duction in his pulsebeat In order TO secure an in-
Surancc policy on his lite
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ioBokES OFFICIALS TO BE lNyESTrGATEp.-Tha
common council OF Hobokefi, y. j.. last evrnlun
appointed committee 10 investigate the charu,
recently made that Councilman Crane who Is a.
director OF the telegraph company. au ygeSrcd g.
the directors that Mayor Gemhcn and Councllmeii
Gr'tsslnan. henney, NeFgcs and Maloney expected
the American District Telegraph company, and pro-
posed that ninety shares II stock be given 10 them
at II share Including twenty shares to himself
A committee ol the council ana committee OF
citiZeS appointed by the mayor VIII make separate
Investigations. The franchise granted 20 the coin
pany was revoked.
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Killed by a Fail from a Buuey.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., September 17.-Mr. Aaron
JACOBS, owner Of three cottages at tie corner OF
ocean and North Bath avenues, was killed this
noon by falling from a buggy in which he was
riding on Ocean avenue. Mr.. Samuel, who was
driving the horse. losing control OF the animal,
dropped the lines and jumped to the ground, leav-
ing ar. Jacobs a very Old man, In the buggy. Mr.
Jacobs IN attempting to get out at the back Of the
wagon, Tell to the ground, breaking his neck.
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\ MATRIMONIAL COMPLICATION ~ NIRGTSr.-R
4. Montgomery, Ste nograpler for the Norfolk and
western Railroad company at Roanoke Va. was
aiTagned Yesterday iur pigaIay. lie and his all
legged vile have oern living AT hotel there for sew
eral llonlhs- ana had made large acquaintance
10 whom the present denouement WAS a great
surprise. IL was learned that Mont gumery had
another wife In Philadelphia, and he was arrested
hen the alleged second wife learned or n she dis
Claimed any marriage between them. Though the
Vile from Philadelphia has arrived TO appear
against Montgomery, her evidence lacks several
valid portions. license Tor the second marriage
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GRAVEYARD Observation-Disclosures arrested
yesterday. Robert T. Long. Of Middletown Pa
manager OF the Maryland guarantee LIE Insurance
association, and claim that they have facts 10
prove mat the association sa graveyard Insurance
scntine OF The worst lNnd. The detectives state
That on the 3lSt OF MSN4aev Received letter from
Mr.. W. w. Strolp, OF Iishcryille. pauphin county,
Pa enclosing I'VE claims Tor Insurance on deceased
persons, which the company had NOT paid accord
ih- TO agreement although their prospectus prom
lS'S 10 pay within ninety days after date The
prospectus or the ASSOCIATION sets forth that no
medical examination i necessary and that sig Nil
secure thousand dollar certificate. and ssD two
thousand dollar certificate, upon The lives OF per-
SONS between 81 and - years IL age
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se1T-oC
NUNCANSON BROS, Aucrioneers.

L 1CNCANoON BhOS, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN CITY OF WASHINGTON. d. c.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the day fes
OF May 1854. and recorded III Lber O3S folio g. W.
OF the iSnd records for the District OF Columbia -
wal SELL at public auction il front of tine premises
MONDAY, THE TMENrI-NINTH DAY OF SEP
iEMBER, A u. 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. all the
interest OF Daniel ". Middleton being all undivided
one half interest IN all OF square north square NUM-
Dered hve hun red and sixty three (56 aid on YES
DAY. IHt THRIFT II DAl OF i PTEMBER A. d
1854 at FIVE O'CLOCK VI all the interest of Daniel
w. Middleton beng an undivided bird interest
Lots Numbered six t6 90 and eight square
numbered twenty t20). and Lot numbered ID, III
squire numbered eleven ll)
he above property will be sold subject to any taxes
time Of sale
1rms of sale: One-third cash. balance in six 60 and
twelve l2 months with interest, secured by trust on
tht property. Conveyance at cost Of purchaser. A
deposit OF one hundred Sl0O dollars square north of
square Numbered nve ul.dIed and sXty-three ~ Of
5G3) and fifty $500 dollars the ohe lots will
be required at time OF sale If terms of sale are not
complied W III III week from day the rllstee
reserves the right to sell risk cost OF default
In purclaS r.
seiT-eo&ds GEO F. GREEN Trustee
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DURING the absence Of the chief OF engineers
Colonel John G. Parke, will, by direction OF the
President, perform the duties Of the chief OF en-
gtneerR
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TIE CLEVELAND BOYCOTT RAISED The Fedora
ton OF Labor at Its meeting last hight rescnded
the resolutions adopted some time ago bOycotting
Cleveland on account of his yetoes Of bills claimed
to be In the interest OF WOrkingmen. This action
was taken, members OF the federation state, in
pursuance OF q determination to take no part In
politics
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NEGRO BURGLAR FOILED-Last evening Miss
May McCauley, OF No. 1920 l street northwest,
heard somebody moving In the rooms above. She
at once went up stairs and found short, thick-set
up to carry " away The man n'e Caught n her
by the throat, when she pulled q pistol and
nred It, the bullet taking effect in the wall The
man picked up small pair OF scissors lying on the
mantelpiece and cut her on tho hand, and made his
escape through the door. The young Lady then
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Theabove offers the most remarkable opportunity for
Dealers. LivcEymen IeaIusers ALI, ctize enera to
DDS this hne ereG the pos
ltiSe. t. the highes bidder Each Harness will BE- Id
searae- but privilege given to first buyer to take
tlIr balance OF each
Parties ut distance. contemplating the purchase of
one more Harness will do we'll remember the date
of TIE sale and attend
Great effort viii made to cose the entire stock on
the ays assigned. Ti.OMAo DOWLING.
stll-6t Auctioneer
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s16 7TH STREET AND 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
$500 pairs Solid Calf laced shoes suitable for Boys
or Girls sizes to lbs 60 ceuts sizes Is g. rs cents;
every pair worth 81 90.
Misses Pebble or Kid Button. 81 co.
1925 and 81 50 Worked Hole Kid and Goat
Button. equal III wear to any - shoe
Masses hid and Goat Spring Heel Button at 81 81 IS
81 81 and 81.
Chids Heled Pebble or Kid Button, 75c Has no rival
in the .untry.
Our Great 9Oc. Childs' Solar Tip Button
Chids Spring Heel Button plain or tip &C. to a. co.
Boys 81. and 81 .25 Serviccable English Balls
. Our own Boys and Youths s. and s. so fine Calf
Button Laced and Congress, marvel of beauty aud
durability. ~
Our renowned Youths 81 Solar Tip Button,
Those popular 81 80 and 81 Is Boys and Youths But.
ton and Hook Bais too we'll known to require fur.
ther comment.
BEAR IN MIND:
AL our Goods are made to our special Order
2 Every Shoe sell is made Of Solid Leather
throushout
o we handle such large quantities of Goods that
trct. seI1
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CONSPIRACY OF INcENDIARY BANDITS m CUBA
letter from Havana, dated September IL, states
that an attempt was made on the night OF the 9TH
instant to set the city OF Matanzas fire. Three
fires were started at the same time In different
parts OF the ctty-One in the Theater Esteban,
another In the sugar stores OF Ortiz GOroZtiZa Co
and the third in the cottage OF Mr. Fort, situated
In the suburbs The incendiartes did their work
well, but all the fires were discovered at once and
promptly extnguished. 1t is said q secret society
ing the city during the confagration. Twenty 1--WE
persons have been arrested In connection with the
fires
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TAKE HEED WHAT YoU DRINK-While Police
man William Schanck, Of Petersburg, Va. was Sit
ting at home on Sunday last he felt a sudden nau.
sea, accompanied by retchlng. Schanck put ills
fingers into his mouth, and aided 10y his wife. pulled
out something that looked very much Ike a lizard.
IL was Illuminate. but an incision Ia the head
showed that life had been there. The thing Was
fourteen inches long by two inches In diameter.
The head, which was shaped ike grey hounds,
was three-eighthS OF an inch In diameter. and the
body was clrtilaginouS. Ii Is supposed that
Schanck swallowed the embryo animal while drinh-
ing water The monstroSity was given 10y Schanck's
friend TO Dr. John Ii. Hartwell. of the same city,
Who put 1t In alcohol: but Dr. Schanck the officer
brother, now claims IL, and law suit Will result 10
determine Who shall have possession.
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New Daniah Min

New Danish Minister to Washington.
CoPENHAGKN, September 17-Mr P. l. E. Love
norm secretary Of the Danish legation at ST. Peters
ourg, has been designated to succeed Mr.. c. S. 4.
de Bile as minister resident and consul general at
WASHINGTON
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SIEAMFR ITNNOIE4yES SFyT.,- r II-S rf.T.F.T
- Nha every 81 NiltA- Z ESIbil and X Z .-SJAI
az oC.,ck - TO- alton Cr"tE. uT1sL- NDu-
days, Wednesday end Fridays soif1
alit,lifgS
dei's wa-i ~ll.alS AID IsIssay t'si aI.t He,les
CAY NJ al CL4f ONT al. BrCuts wharf Thursdays
down anu AOlC.4Js AID Ne,E,-.1ys az. f-'iE.ts
ctIy'd daily u. /. j Ms. Agent
- n I4rf.
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LANESTER, THE MURDERER.
He Attempts TO Assault a Jail Guard.
HE TRIES TO FIRE HIS BEp-oTHER ANTIcs-His
cSLL CHANGED AND LEG IRONS PUT ON HIN.


csLL CHANGED AND LEG IRONS PUT on HIN.
John LANCASTER, alias Lancaster, who killed
onlcer Fowler on the 9Th inst, when taken 10 jail
was locked up In cell No 81. the first foor OF the
south wing. 1t was not long before he showed that
ne was the most III behaved, stubborn and unruly
prisoner In the Jail He almost Immediately COM
mencsd complaints against his food and treatments
and last Friday he set fire to his bed. and when
the guards approached the door he defied them,
ana threatened any who attempted to enter his
cell The officers however made rush on him,
ana securing him took him TO cell No 3, on the
same floor, so that he might be more easily
watched (ThiS is the cell which the assassin
Guiteau was Ia for some timel Here he determined
10 nave his own way, and when he was given a
shirt he refused TO put it on.
ATTACK ON JAIL GUARD.
MI Woodward, one Of the guards, told him he
would have to put his shirt on and Langster dehed
him to come in to put 1t on Mr.. Woodward then
opened the door, not knowing that LANCASTER had
armed himself with latch broken from the closet
IN me corner Of the cell and Langster at once made
at MIN. Mr. Woodward struck him heavy blow,
which somewhat dazed him. and some OF the
prisoners, who were on the floor with Mr. McEar-
iand, OF the guard, rushed in and with some diii-
Guilty placed LANCASTER In irons, and he has been
Kept In leg irons since. He has since become some
what subdued, but his whole thought seems 10 be
as 10 his stomach, seldom speaking except to ask
Tor something to eat To-day he was found lying
on MS pallet preparing to take bath, and when
asked now he was getting along he replied: "Au
right, except want good dinner"
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NORTH GFRNtSIIOYp-
-
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN Nry YORK HAyRE

IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NV YORK HAyRE
IO>DOS, SoUTHA2PIOS ffREMrS.
Ihe st-alnsrs g tns company Will s2l Nv Ky WE'D
EEsDA1 AND SATURDAY from Bremen n T. foot -!
ID street. ECboken hates Of aSszgr from NEW YORK
b. LONDOS.HAt RE. BHtMEN: BY Wedfe>slsy steamer
FIRST CABIN SlUO 20 10 second cabin b. Satur-
day stesner-fnst cabin Ss5 second cabll $50
age at lowest rates For freight IasSSse apply
OEIRICH> Co, = Bowling Cirren Sew Iora. W &,
EETZEkOTI CO, s25 Penn-y lvaI.ig avenue north
pStoD !ell
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DucRos ,A11MrsrAnr E11xm
formulated with ical remedies giving it wonder
Iully STIMULATING properties invgorating the vital
forces without fatiguing the digestive ORGANS.
In TYPHOID. YELLOW and MAIARIAL Fevers it is in
highly recommended by leading Physicians Of
iafs as tonic Tor Convalescents aud Weak persons
also l0r lung diseases T. FOUGERA Co Agents N. Y
mySl-w&s SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTHA
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FINANCIAL AND CoMnERCIAL.

The New York stock Marl1et.
TIE following are the opening and p. m. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
b. special wire to II. Ii. Dodge $50 I5Gn street:
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TO-MORROW.
Js1uOMAs DOWNING Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE
THE STOCK OF A
HARNES
MANUFACT URER
To be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Without Limit, to Close the Entire Stock
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBEE SEVENTEENTH and EIGHTEENTH
at TEN O'CLOCK SHARP.
At Thomas Dowlings Auction Rooms, Corner Pennsyl-
yania avenue and 1lth street,
Washington. d. c.,
Consisting of
275 HARNESSES
Latest and best style custom-made
COACH. CARRYALL. EXPRESS. BUGGY, TRUCK,
SMILE AND DOUBLE HARNESS,
Some Of them finest goods made.
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SPECIALTIES.

NINE ROSS
RELIABLE CLAIRyOYANT AND ASTROIOGIST
can be consulted business and all affairs OF life
Fee 81. ~ 0 "a Lac
II, sdence, 1910 l1th street northwest Hours from
y. III. 10 J.. III. ana from y 10 . D. H. SEP
Two THOSE WITH PILES-DR. MUHLEMAN No
= rs 9th street northwest. piles by direct
trestmeht. without the knife caustic. or lgature
atre Guaranteed Use Prof. Brinkerhoff's Painless
treatment Tins recent discovery Is the only plan
now known TOR curing piles without the knife or figa-
,ure Is almost Painless. safe and permanent
Without danger less of time: never fails to cIrs.
charges moderate Hours. TO p. IN. eI-lms
hES- BROTHERS, AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
Prescriptions and send you to some side show drv
OF cure OF yate diseases should consult Drs
pi.SGdaEhS and GRAI. 9c6 IL st. g. W. VII furnish
Heniciie, soarantee q pay 81 years err
.icnef. su25-lm~
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HADLEY AND THE MoRKY LErTER-The exami-
nation in supplementary proceeding OF Henry II.
Hadley, judgment debtor In the suit OF Frank T.
Marsh, was continued In New York yesterday be-
fore Referee l. Taplin Kellogg. The plaintiffs
counsel endeavOred to have the defendant admit
that the democratic national committee owes him
money for his services in investigating the Morey
letter In 1881, and that he also has claim against
John l. Davenport He was not successful In his
endeavora Hadley sail that Mr.. Davenport had
paid him at the time between 81 500 and g, 00Q
Nothing new was brought out
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A Brute with Respectable Connections
NAN CHARGED WITH A SERIES OF nEINoUs Or

A'Jamafca, L. l.. telegram says: VIM. T. LYMAN, a
man OF highly respectable connections. residing on
Graham avenue. Brooklyn. was arrested Two
months ago at Wood Haven on charge OF attempt
Ing 10 commit a criminal assault on a Young Ger
man GIL The complainant not appearing a yaiR Il
hun, Justice Belts sent him to 1@il Tor iifty-nne
days for common assault. Lyman WAS liberated
, tturday. tuesday morning he was again arrested,
charged with committing criminal assault upon a
young married woman, Mrs. SchnitZer, neaH Wood
haven, on the same day that he attempted the
other assault. IL Is alleged that LYMAN seized his
victim as she was walking along the road, ard
dragged her into an empty house, where he accom-
piSled his purpose. The grand Jury Is inyes-
uEating the case. Since his arrest he has been
recognized as the man who made several attempts
10 assault different females ia the vicinity OF
Jamaica and Woodhayen The grand jury Will
probably inveStg Lte ali the charges against him.
THE SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS
The sovereign Grand Lodge OF odd Fellows OF the
world Is in session at Minneapolis, Mimi. The reports
Show about 5C6.eO0 lodge members and $1,000 en-
campment members, gain OF hearty 12.O00 lodge
meniberS during the past year. About TWO hun
ureu delegates are present.
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nUNCANsoN BROTHERS. Auc,ioneers

ENTIRE STOCK OF TINWARE COMPRISING
WASH BOILERS COFFEE BOILERS, COFFEE
ASp TEA poIS BuChETs TIA AN COFFEE
CANS, LAMPS CHIMNIYS, COFFEE Nj Is,
Dish PANS. CU3PADoKEs, KNIFE BONES.
BAKING PANS. POTS, TEA KETTLES. SPIDERS.
BhOiLEkS, FRY Pans FULL LINE STAMP d
MAXI, Ian kRNS, FLOUR AND COAL SELVES.
WOODEN BUCktTS; FATHER DUSTERs ALL
Sis: iron MARE, &c. &c, BLING The
SiRtk Gt ;. q: BOZ CO.. No. 1lU5SLNENTH
SiEEEI NORIHNEST, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
BY FIRE AND WATER, Al A, CTION.
On FIR DAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER NINE
ZEN IL commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell,
az the a6ovenaned store the entire stock contained
therein, being partly enumerated above, which the
attention Of the trade aud others is respectfully
called ssl1-Zt
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PEkfN, September IA nominee of the war
party has been appointed to act in conjunction
with Ii Hung Chang, viceroy OF Pee Chi Ii, who
rests under suspicion Ii Hung Chang has thus TO
share his Office with hostile colleague. This
action, II Is believed, indicates the very remote
downfall OF the great leader OF the peace party.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TblegranS to The Stap.
PHILADELPHIA REprRIJCayS.
Kelley and O'Nein RenOminated for
COngreSN.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-THE republicans OF
THIS city to-day made the following nominations:
For city controller. John J. Rdgway; judge OF the
orpnans court, Thomas b. Hanna; Tor Congress
VIM. D. Kelley,
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EIrCH, FOX / BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.

SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
r. RNITUkE AL NO. SOL SiXIEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST
by virtue Of chatel deed OF trust duly recorded in
1iot NO 49, fouo 400 ct OF the land records of
e DsIrct OF I0Iunbi and 1t the request OF the par
aIes secured thereby Will sell. I,lDr auction
IHCtSDAf SEfTt MB.-I. TWENTY Fl F. H. 1884. at
len OCLOCh A. NJ, at No. 9 10th street northwest
Washington d. o., the HoJ.s, hold and Kitchen Flu ni
ture consisting OF carp is. tarlur and Bedroom SETS
&c; more fully described tile schedule attached 10
said deed of trust.
1er1uS cash.
ROBERT c. FOX, J r.
GEORGE ". BROWN irustees-
seli-20t DUNCANSON bios, Aucts.
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MERS.
- L y = Il u l. ! y :.

~ = Il u l. me.
TOT ICE
l. y l. 70 L T
4HE CINAfD SItANNHIF COMPANY. TISftI ED.
ILINEtN MN 1ti,k AND LIVE POOL.
CALLING Al COIN HAItBCR
IRON III. -. y K. NEW YORK
sCRsNrA---- Me-. Nfp L CtrLI,..-.- Ned OCT *
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-17

nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN A
the best SO Is u HIS Old Stand known for years
as the only Place where first-cla SECOND-HAND
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable prices Address
Stsldo Oia stand. No 6l9 street. between 9Th aud
=, It'll streets northwest
=. 6.-Nofs by mail promptly attendedso nrS