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DALIINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- 1Hk MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE GESE
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER

fCEEDILE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. NOV ID,
So J.'EIL L FURTHER NOTICE
8yerus and street
Ior Cnlcasc. 40 m and &c 10 ? IL. daily. and / o5
in CHARGED this tram
Pm. aud 10 70 With Through Coaches an Palace
slsey1I cars y @Dgse poi.its Without change
Q. f15l>hJr2 at . Cd II WITH P@rlor ca- and 40
tiOlt. With Sleeping to Pitt bsIrv
1or Iol,do and Detroit via MonrOeviiie, l.. o. m
Wh-viinx and La1s Erie L. z
foI Baltimore week days $50 40. 80 $50 ard
tam $40 $50 81 %. 40 ana 100 y ~ u''
foI Baltimore Sundays, 6 SO, 80. 20 tld 1900
"A ". rs "a. 4.4O. $50 20. 20 A. IO0Op IN
torfoirts The Shenandoah Valley Issiirosd los y
For Annapolis. 80 a n and Ia.IOa :4op. N Oh
Ior Way Stations between washington and Baltimore
20 9 40 80 a n; l2lo 2 N. 80. 40. 80 and
and 10 Co pi Fer S's-ions Metropoiitan branch.
80 a " ana $50 Z daily except sunday, 4 A.
Oh Metropolitan tTarch s-05 I'm. daily exctt ~rl.-
Gsy for Lexington. Staunton and Nsllsy branch
% :. n daily except Sunday FREDERICK, %
n u. s-41 N daily except sunday.
JoI da2ersiowE. Us caiiy. except Sunday and
Trains arrive rom lie West daily. CO. 71oa H. 2so
IRON Annapolis. s 30 J. IL ami 80 ana e:S7 .. III
SuHda,. 9:s3 : T.. & 81 =.
treIn = 1ilEtOa. 90 = II daily. EXCEPT Sunday.
:, =. tItzieI-e, ad .Ltrriiet4se POINTS esZo a
1raiT- iezve Baltimore Io- Washington 40, 80
20 : AID 1880 l2ap. l2;l5. 3. 4. $50 ) 0:3l
80 , ana = Suud ays. - so and no.
zoo II 81 4 30 ~. 50 and 20 u n.
Al trans iron = lshingtoa stop at Relay Station
Icr further information apply at the baltimore and
Clio Ticket Gftee-HashilRton Station 6l2 and 1851
ftInsy avenue corner l4th street where orders
Sp b. tAvn for bas.e 20 lie checked and received AZ
IN CLEMEN IS NJ OF Baltimore
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News Hriefs.

John Mccullough, the actor, Is back ~ New Yors
ami loohial, badly.
scuiling race took place saturday over tns
Thames course from Putncy Ia MurJIahc. uFtsytra
MessrS Bunear and Perkins, for faN. Perkins lad
I'VE seconds the start ana Won the race.
While William and James 8urras. father ana son,
who lived near Coal creek, Ia Tennessee w"r. y
Ing burning tree saturday evening. II Iell To- The
ground. killing both OF them Instantly.
Adam Forepaughs white elephant. Light OF Asia,
DIED at the headquarters OF the showmaH, ia Ph.a-
deiphia, on Friday morning.
4 Morinon named Bin Williams. a resident Of
Rockllart, ga, Is charged with having br;raA q
his niece Young grl, and then deserted her ana
went 10 ltah- The girl has since died.
justin Mccarthy, lr, member OF the English
commons said In speech yesterday ia BirmlnL
nam. England. that the Irish members OF The house.
OF commons would not rest until they had p3i-
Lament on College Green. Dublin. which hc bro-
phesied ihey would have within Ave years.
jeremiah \. Bechtel, a weii-known democratic:
politician OF Reading, Pa, was arrested SATURDAY
night on the charge Of embezZllng the fund, m th,
central Building and Loan association, II which ~
was the treasurer.
Mrs Michael Hartnett. wife Of a prominent former
az Elkton, Md, was gored 10 death 10y 4 Uul 49,
The halyards OF the Blaine and Iovan nag &c
heIndon. Va, were cut and the nag pI,d DOWN
Mrs. Sarah Smith, whose husband IS IN the Ealrl-
more post office, attempted TO Nil herself saturday
because She thought that The change II GsiaInis-
tra'on would deprive her husband al his place.
Her recovery Is doubtful.
A crew OF ten wrersers from the steamship Inv
rolt WAS discovered yesterday on PIGEON island,
Charles T. Richards, who has been confined iur
SIX years In private luIatic asylum Al Flushing.
X. l., was brought before the CoUrI on lurday on
an application Tor release as a sane man. Tho
Judge reserved his decision.
The cornerstone OF The new PaSsi6nist monas-
teft on The Frederick road, near Baltliaure. VAS
laid yesterday.
General Gordon's latest letter SAYS ms position
AT hhartoum Is very secure, ana thai Ais troops
are In excellent spirits
serious race riot Is reported Irl,a Dublin. a
georgia town. and me- supposed 10 pr The wprlS
or negro incendiaries, CAUSED gsJai best rrtiu OF
property In Brunswick, Ga.
Inc famous Nun of henmarc. i4dE superior ~ the
hehinare convent, hennare. ireland. arrived I'm
New ork on the steamer ALASKA Last evening, 10
raise FUNDS Tor the aid oi the CATHOLIC conyc!s IA
Ireland.
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRCS TEES Sale,
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust, made the "a
ssn Gay % uiy, 1872 ana recorded among the land
folio a. ct seq shall sell at public auction front
TIE premises, at FIVE O'CLOCK p n of the TWENTY
FIFTH DAY of NOVEMBER, 1884, lot eleven, In
McEwens subdivision Of part of lot three in square
hve hundred and seventy four the city of Washing
ton otherwise known As house and premises No IlS
street northwest In said city
The terms of sale follows viz The amount Of
indt btestness secured by said deed unpaid to wit.
$tO4 30 with expenses of sale cash and the balance
at six and twelve months which the notes of the
purchaser bearing in terest from the day of sale and
secured by deed OF trust the property sold shall be
taken Deposit of Sl00 must be made at time of sale
All conveyanctng at cost Of purchaser
n14-eo&ds EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee.
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DUytAysoy BROS, Aucts n1.-ssihs
('HASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

L.
10y virtue OF deret OF the supreme Court Of the "a
District Columbia entered the 29th dav of HsE
JUNE isst. in equity Nc. 1913 wherein Mar A2
tina p DAYS is complainant aud William c. COsten ct al
del snts the uniPl signed trustees nSIned in said
decree Will az HAIF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK F. NJ
Oh TIT kSDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTIETH 1884 sell
pubic auction part of lot eight ts square seven
hundred and fifty nine 1881, improved 10y brick
house number Is ID street northeast BEGINNING for the
Inches north from the southwest said eight
and running thence east seventy tive (75 feet
thence north seventeen III fee) feet thence
-Iity-f;vc as feet) feet; thence south seventeen
H feet feet along the line Of I'd street east to the place
Of beginning. Ard on the SAME DAY at FOUR
O'CLOCK T. VI, will sell parts of Lots three Oh and
fo ~ in Square eight hundred and eighteen tslSJ i'm
east beginning for the at point the line Of
south street forty feet east from the southwest
ner Of said square and thence running north seventy
nve 90 fe1l feet thence east twelve ~ feet feet six
ches) inches thence north twenty-five 90 feet feet
teEce east @ feet feet &C. inches) Inches
t.elce south hundred 600 feet line of
sd street tweay GO feetl feet to TIE Place of begin
ming
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One-thrd
OF the pd-c base money 10 be paid in cash, and the
EaludHr Ia equal Instruments. in and two Wears
from TIE ay OF sale with interest and secured BY deed
OF trust NOON the property sold all cash the option
o. the purchaser or purchases deposit OF 300 on
each house 10 be made ca acceptance OF bid Terms
be complied with within ten days. property may be
ehasers- -! couvsyanciDg at purchasers cost
HENRY r. ELLIOTT,
:06 5th street: r--.-
HENRY z. DAVIS. Aiustees.
go Louisiana NV,
DUNCANSON BROS. Auction ers. ms lot
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DTNCANsON BROS. Auction' ers we.
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer..

VALUABLE CNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
Town. D. e, AT AUCTION: CLOSE AN ESTATE
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH 1884
AT FOUR O'CLOCK. in front Of the Premises I will
SILL lots 20 r. 81. and 3d. square As Lots II
front ~ feet on Montgomery street and $50 Olive
street lots - and 80 'front.' "a feet Munroe by
depth 81 $50 feet ON Olive STREET Also lots So and Sc
IN A. fronting "A feet the of NuurOe
street by depth OF about 80 feet Olive street THIS
chassrs
Terms: Onethird cash. the residue in three equal
payments, & g. T. and IS months, with notes bearing
interest az PER cent per annun until paid and secured
by deeds Of trust on hc property Sold all cash at
option OF the purchaser: $50 deposit. REQUIRED on
each lot at time Of sale All conveyancing and record
ing the cost of purchaser. nl4-dts
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MAR RIED.

BOSS-TALBOTT At Wilmington. DEL on Novem-
Der l4th. 1884 by the Rev. J. b. Iarmelee ROBERT A.
BOSS to Miss MARTHA TALBOT OF Washington.
ID. c.
INSTRUMENTATION November 10TH 1894, at
the parsonage Of the 18th street VI h. church. 10y kv
J. H Ryland- Mr JOHN p. HEAIY and Miss KATE v.
WOR1HINGTON. both of Washington. ID. q.
INGERSOLL-BURROwS On November 10th. 1894,
at the residence of the BRIDE by the Rev DIR ADDISON
of Trinity church. JNO. q INGERSOIL to LALIA
BURROWS, both Of this city. No cards.
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HAM-His BYE SAID TO BE ON THE REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION IN 1888.
Aninttmate friend OF President Arthur who Is
perfectly familiar with New York politics. said to-
day that he has Information which satisfies him
mat Mr. Arthur viii have the support OF his party
friends In the New York legislature II he desires
TO succeed Mr.. Lapham In the United States Senate
he thinks that Conkling has no chance OF again
entering the Senate, and believes he has no desire
10 re-enter public life. An attempt 10 effect a
fusion or the Stawarts and democrats 10 elect him
would fail He says he thinks. judging from con-
versationS he has had with the President some
time that he does not desire 10 retire from pub
lie life, ana that he would accept the Senatorship
and will be a candidate before the republican
national convention In 1854
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'VHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT CORNER
OF SECOND AND POTOMAC STREETS
GEORGETOWN.
viii sell ct public auction, in front Of the prem-s.
ises. MONDAY, NOVEMB K TWENTY. LEE
FOURTH. 1884. az FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ part Of Az.A
lot numbered one hundred and nineteen 19 in beatty
sni Hawkins addition To Georeetown d. c.. fronting
II feet inches south side OF "a and l2 feet
on west sioe OF Potomac street, with improvements
consisting Of q large two-story dwelling house
Terms Of sale Ope-third cash. balance in equal in
staents and years with interest secured by
deed Of trust upon premises depos.. of 200 at
tlu,e of sale. Ccnveyancing at purchasers cost
nI5-ifS
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
r5'HoS j. FISHER Co. Real Estate Auc.oneer&

'5'HoS. j. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS, KNOWN AS Nos. 1902 1904
AND 1906 KINGMAN PLACE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trus: dated 18th March. A. a
D. 1881. ard duly recorded in Liber No 964. folio ~
2Z3 of the land records for the District Of Co
lu1bia. we shall SELL ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, No
VENEER THE SEVENTEENTH. 1884. at FOUR
O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises Lots numbered one
hundred and three l) one hundred and two tl02 and
hundred and 00l1. according to +. kin21nans
subdivision OF sub lots numbered tweuty-sx C1) to
thirty-three t33l inclus e in square numbered two
hundred foryone CAD "a recorded in Book II OF
subdivisions PAGE in the Office of the Surveyor Of the
District % Columbia together with the improvements
thereon. consisting of three tvo-sory and basement
dwellings, known Nos 1902 1904 and 1906 King
Place Northwest, which will be sold separately.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in 30 and twelve
02) months with interest and secured by deed OF trust
upon the property sold deTosit of 500 will be
GI;ired each lot at time OF sale. Conveyancng at
cost OF purchaser II terms Of are not complied
with within ten days from day of sale the property
will De resod at risk and of defaulting purchaser
after hye days notice in The Evening Star.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. Trustee,
1924 street northwest.
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE, Trustee.
n4-d&dS 1905 street
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BROS. Auctioneers.
RUSTEES' SALE OF TwO-STORY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK DWELLING, NO. 6O1 B STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK DWELLING, NO 6Ol STREET
NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON CITY. D. C.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust duly re- Il,
land records OF the District Of Columbia and the
request OF the holder Of the note Hereunder
on ms SATURDAY. the TWENTY.SEGoND OF NovEM-
described real estate situate in the City of Washington
Distric, Of Columbia. to wit All that certain piece
parcel Of land and premises known aud distinguished
and being lot numbered twenty Ave t26) in Particle
and others subdivision Of lots in square numbered
eight hundred and sixty six $780, recorded in Iiber
District aforesaid
Terms of sse Oneth cash balance in three equal
instaments payable in six 6 twelve G2) and eighteen
S months after date for which notes of the purchaser
secured by deed OF trust on property sold and
inter st at rate Of six per cent per annuln will bo
taken: or all ut option Of purchaser deposit
sl9o will Be- required At time Of sale All
complied with in seven days after day of sale.
9kAINAkD III MANNER Tr,hstees
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THIS EVENING,

THIS EVENING.
TT'HOHAS BOWLING. Auctjoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF superb collection
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
IL elegant bindings.
embracing every department of literature.
A portion Of the collection belonged 20 the late
GILBERT NJ WIGHT.
the whole forming the finest collection of books
sold in this city.
OBE SOLD AT NY AUCTION ROOMS.
southwest 18th street and Penns avenue,
commencing
1ONDAT FTENING. NOVEMBER nth 1884,
- 80 O'Clock. aud following evenings
BOOKS NOW READY FOX EXAMINATION
THOMAS BOWLING
Auctioneer
Terms cash. uoll-St
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING. NO
1927 ELEVENTH. STREET NORTHWTST

By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in a.
liOer NO lHOS fofo lis ct seq, Of the landfG%
records of Washington county in the District of A
Columbia, we will sell. on FRIDAY. NOVEMBER
TWESTY-EIGHTH.A A. D. 1884, at HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK M in front Of the premises. all that piece
or parcel CT land situated and being the District
Columbia, and known and described Lot numbered
three g, IN l. Chapman's subdivision of the north
1885, in the city of Washington together with and
singular TIE aPpurtenances rights privileges improve
ents and other to the belon
or in any wise appertanlng
Terms Of sale One third cash, balance in and Il
months notes to bear interest and to be secured by
deed OF trust or all cash at option Of purchaser Con
required at time Of sale Terms to be complied with in
days otherwise the trustees the resell
at risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser after days
public notice Of such resale in NEWSPAPER pub
lished in Washington. d. C.
ISAAC l.. JOHNSON
GEO. FRANCIS DAWSON.} 1Tusteee
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE Eo OF INF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, d {.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the I'd day of No
venber, 1877 and duly recorded Liber IA folio
OF the land records for the District of Columbia %
and by direction of the party secured thereby the u
Der TWENTY-SECOND 1884. AT FOCR O'CLOCK
in front OF the premises the following described prop
Georgetown IN the District of Columbia. and bounded
folio Beginning at tine end of line drawn from
the southeast of Olive and streets so feet
on the south side Of Olive street and running thence
east 40 feet then south ~ feet then feet then
north to Olive street and the place of beginning
gether with improvements, consisting of comfortable
two-story and basement frame dwelling.
Terms: Onethlr cash the residue in two equal
payments ut six and twelve months. with bearing
interest ut six per cent annum until paid and
cured By deed Of trus. 300 deposit required the
time OF sale AL conyeyancipg and recording pur-
chaser's cost. If the of complied With
IN seven days after the day of sale the Trustees
the right to resell che property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser.
,,o.,,, WILLIAM WILLIAM GGLIAABBAgGH., Trustees,
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TO.lIORROW.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auct.oneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auct.oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NO 1927 VERMONT AVENUE,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. c.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated No. ga
veTIter ist. 1879 and duly recorded Liber No. Ia
90. fOo 344 1t seq, one of the land records of the
District OF Columbia the undersigned trustees will
sell. TUESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. a. u. 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ in
front OF the premises the following real estate situate
III the city CT WASHINGTON and District of Columbia
Wit All that cerain piece or parcel of ground known
AVID described lot numbered thirty Of Evans
division OF lots numbered fourteen Q4 fifteen 05).
sixteen (l6 seventeen 40 and eighteen US) OF hid
wells subdivision Of square numbered two hundred
and seventeen CID according the plat the said
city OF WASHINGTON to either with all the easements
Entertainments and appurtenances to the belong
ing or IN aDy wise apQertairing.
Terms of sale one-third of the purchase money in
cash the balance in and two years, with interest
cent the deferred payments to be secured b.,
deed of trust upon the property sold all cash. the
OPTION OF purchaser ConyeyancDg. &c at purchasers
cost deposit Of $3.50 viii be required at time of sale.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within five days
otherwise Trustees tn rghe sell at the risk
and cost of the defaultiIz purchaser.
NATHT Wi son. J
nj dSls FRANCIS b. SMITHS it"s'ees-
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HAD Hrs HAIR CUT-Mr Charles Hentx, Of Baltt.
more, who vowed, In his disappointment over the
prostratton OF democratic hopes eight years ago
never to have his hair cut untl q democaauc
President was elected, had that operation Per.
formed Saturday.
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The Baltimore Markers,

BALTIMORE November I7-yirxins SKIES consolf.
SSssHs ss~ 'hrse'
BALTIMORE; Mp;, November l7.-Cotton higher
AND and Western on
25a2 e.; do extra. I5sss7 do family, s51a4 50;
Rio brands 4east Rssapsco family, ss5: DO
sr DC ss
s7a90: No MARYLAND; s7asss: No; western winter
49, J.nnsrs a iessr snd
quiet western duh and easier southern white 5ss54:
as
syiyanis and Maryland. i4o0al5 So Provisions lower
sas
sssassiy 2sasI e. s5s.sy ssss %sISssam nSal:
COPPER refined lower WHISKY quiet iis;i
ss:
wheat bushels corn s5eoo bashss sas
wheat. sos.O 900 bushels: corn. 1900 bushels
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. November 1.-THE weather Is cloudy
and cold On Chang at IL Is Am: wheat was hakc.
n,SaSs sa e. a SsEsnss, ,zmae.lns prices
February 54a; May. SOY corn-ksyemSei iis.
ss ssy $40 saPSs.ry
2sA year asn: January 2s'.; Nay May. ,sss L.rd d
February: Ss3H. POTE-ysaF. li.aS: January. ilsSS;
The Petroleum ~ arket.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. November l7.-Petroleum ur-
chsngsd Sta! Ssandasd white no deg test 7hc:
Market opened at soc advanced to 7sS ana re.cssd
A PARTY COMPROMISE IN EsGLAND-It is under
stood that tue British government will present the
the house OF lords has passed the franchise bin.
This program forms the basis OF O compromise
between the government party and the conserve
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A Sherfrf.elect Shot.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, November IA special to
the Neacs from Blossom Prairie, Texas, says: At
midnight last night sherif1-e D. H. Black, Of
residence and shot He expired before he could
make statement. There is no clue to the aSsaS-
sin. Mr.. Black was a prQSnerouS merchant.
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AUCTION SALES.
nuNCANSON BROS. Aucrcneers.
N7-3l9 9Th street northwest. corner street.

$3.50 9Th street northwest. corner street.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF
PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING-RoOM, LIBRARY,
OFFICE. DENTAL CHAIR AND STAND AND
OTHER FURNITURE CARPETS, &c. &c; ALSO
SEVERAL FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL
MIRRORS IN ELEGANT AND ELABORATE
FRAMES OF WALNUT AND GILT.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER EIGH-
TENTH AT TEN O'CLOCK. AT OUR SPACIOUS
sALEsROOMS. AND AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
SAME DAY. ONE BLACK HOlsSE, FIvEYEAR,
OLD, WORKS IN ALL HARNESS. WARRANTED
SOUND; TOP BUGGY. SET SINGLE HARNESS,
&C.
1t DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF SPANISH.
DUTCH, ENGLISH, FRENCH, DANISH, ROMAN
AND BELGIAN WATER COLORS BEAUTIFULLY
MOUNTED. AND EMBRACING ABOUT 800 SUB
JECTS,
AT AUCTION
,s On co WEDNESDAY NQ yr NINETEENTH,
TBkEE O'CLOCK. and continuing THURSDAY and
FRIDAY at those hours, shall sell at my auction
ton of Water Colors, representing such names as
R1GNAULT. DELACROIN.
BRIsSOT. MAUvE
ISRAELS, IELOJR
FORTUNY. ZAMACOIs.
SIR JOHN GILBERT c. sTANFIELD, R A.,
WM. HUNT. AND MANY OTHERS OF GREAT
STANDING.
The whole forming the finest collection Of water color
ar; art ever sem i to ibis country;
Ter 18th aud 18TH all day. at my auction rooms, 1lth
THOMAS BOWLING
nl3-6t AuCiOleer
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VINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF FIFTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST
. BY virtue Of decree Of tie Supreme Court of "a
the District OF Columbia passed the sixth day E.3
81 November. D. 1854 in equity canse No. 9l35 ca
front of the premises, on MONDAY. the TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. d. 1884. at FOUR
O'CLOCK p. H.. lot numbered eighteen (1s), of John c.
Harhnsss 2. a subdiyision Of part Of square mum
Of forty feet sh street by depth of hundred
feet on street, and being improved by two-story
brick dwelling house. The property will be sold SUBJ
ect to taxes the amount Of which WIN be stated the
time Of sale.
Terms Of sale: One third cssh the balance In two
equal instaimsnts payable in six aud twelve months
the deferred to be secured by deed Of trust
purchaser: conyeyancnx at purchasers cost; de-
post OF 800 win be 1ired at time Of sae terms OF
sale TO be complied with in days. otherwise
tees reserve the right to sell the sk and Of the
defaultiDR purchaser.
HOSEA B. MOULTON
30 street northwest. r-.
RQPT 81 T. LEIPOLD Z 1tusssss.
H1S-I0e lA20 New York avenue NV.
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KILLED BY NEaRoks-Soon after the democratic
procession In Winchester, Va, last Friday night
Wesley Honesty ana "Clint" Banks, negroes, at
tackled Joseph McFall, white, age nineteen. who
lived at Mount jackson, Shenandoah county. Hon
eSty struck him on the head with brick. McFall
went home and was found dead IN his bed Satur-
day morning. An autopsy showed that death had
ensued from hemorrhage. The skull was frac-
tured. The men were arrested and placed IN jail
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The drouth OF the past few months In Virginia
remains unbroken- In some OF the upper counties
springs and streams are sttl drying up