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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE THREE-STORY
- AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No. 225 B

II T.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of theA
District OK Columbia passed the 9TH day Of July k3
p 1884. III equity cause No. 9,O65. wherein Ida -
B.Chapn ct al are compainsnts and William s. Tough.
cry ct al are defendants, the undersigned. trustees
ses on on THURSD ,sS the TWENTY;EoURTH go pay
the following real estate situate in the city OF Washing
ton c. and described as the eastern half Of Lot
lot having a front OF twentyseven CD feet on 'B"
street northwest and running back with that width to
the rear side OF said lot to public alley improved by
commodious three-story and basement brick residence
Terms OF SALE prescribed by the DEGREES One third
cash. and the balance IN two equal instalents at six
and twelve months with interest from day of SALE to be
secured Iy deed Of trust upon the sold all
cash. ut the option Of the purchaser deposit OF two
hundred dollars will be required at the time of sale All
conveyancing and recording ut purchasers cost
LEON TOBRINER
322 j street northwest. o,-.
WOODBURY. BLAIR 1Fustees
Room SO, Corcoran Building
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers jy12-eo&ds
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I'd Edition.
Latest f6legranS to Tle Star.
The COnneaut Lake Regatta.
TEN EScK WINS THE CONSULTATIONS RACE.

TN LUX WINS THE CONSOLATION RACE
MEANWHILE, Pa. July 1.-THE Conneaut Lake
regatta closed this morning with the consolation
race There was 4 full list of entries The water
Was smooth and the weather cool. Spectators were
IeW me men got of in good style, but Ten Eyck
the race In 81 minutes, 81 seconds: Priddy second
riley thlrd, Hosmer fourth, Layberger fifth, Lee
sixth, hamm seventh
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

MR. MICHAEL DAyITT
DUBLIN July 17.-Mr. Michael Davitt will re-
main In Ireland until the parliamentary elections
have been held.
FLED TO AVOID ARREST.
A prominent stock broker OF Dublin, who Is i'm
pltcated In the OffenSeS charged against Mr. Corn
wall and Others. has fed to avoid arrest.
THE LORDS AND THE FRANCHISE RILL.
LONDON, July 17.-In the house OF lords to-day
the Earl OF WemyS moved that the house proceed
to consider the franchise BILL provided the govern
ment would undertake TO present at the autumn
session b1ll Tor the redistribution OF seats In the
mouse OF commons. Lord Shaftesbury seconded the
motion.
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~ U y A Il D LIN E.

4 y 4 Ne.
OTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CI'NARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 10. n. r.. NEW YORK.
SERvIA ,..... Wed. July % BoTHNIA We'd, Aug 90
9REGoS Ned, July 80 fsERvn... Ned. Aug. q.
AURANIA-. We'd. Aug H. GALLIA. We'd sept 10
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAut-S60. $50 and 800, according
to accommodations.
sreerae very low rates Steersye tickets from Ily
erpCoi and Queenstown and ali other parts Europe at
low 1T rates
Through bills of laden given for belfast GLASGOW
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent. and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Companys Office
No l. u wing Green. both ST. erage and Cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW 4 co COS eth ST. Washington d. C.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. New York:
Or to Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & Co,
jy10 COS 7th street Washington
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BILL TO SET ASIDE A DEED OF TRCsT.-MeeSr S
Moore Wright. to-day, for II. A. SegsOn. tiled
bill against Hubert Bohnke and Il. Ii. Stahl to
set aside deed OF trust given by Bohnke to
tain property-wineS and liquors-sold 10y plaintiff,
who now charges that the deed OF trust was In lde
to defraud him. temporary restraining order
was made by Judge Hagner
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UNDERTAKES.

WAhER'S 2N 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w SGISt Lining Felt Shoe1nakcrs Ant squeak Port.
isha sno - Top Clements Lime Plaster. Pitch. Felt
AsAA' ~Ao~AA Al. 1L0S S1 ala
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TORONTO, ONT. July 1.-THE stables belonging
10 Thomas Hall. On Parliament street, were de-
stIoyed by fire this morning. The roof fell in and
buried several hremen in the ruins. Thomas Gill
pert was instantly killed and Others were seriously
injured,
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DIED.

DIED.
CRAVEN On Wednesday, July 16 1884 Mn. AXE
CRAVEN. in the fifty fourth year OF her aae
Funeral will take place from her late residence gil b
street northeast Friday at O'Clock D. Relatives aud
friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
KETCHUM At her residence, No ll2l L street north.
west, AZ 7l5 am; on july 18th. lssA Mr. ELIzAhEIH
kETCHUN, aged seventy three Year, widow Of The lace
Alfred Ketchuln, aud native Of bemudA British WEI
Indies.
SWIM On Wednesday July 18TH 1854 q gp -
ISABELLA only child Of William and the lsSe no.
Swnk aged seventeen years. three months and tvvpf1.
eight days
Funeral on Friday the 18th inst ut O'CLOCK frosn
her uncles residence 1872 Addison street Yr1enA sn1
relatives invited 70 attend.
THORN. On Thursday. July II. 1854 q Roeslyn.
Va ANNIE, beloved wife Of W. q B. Thorn
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
,, WATER 5,o ON july ~ Iss4 e NJ .sssr long
past two years resident Of this city " WV
The funeral Will take place ct North Fork I<pudouu
county. Va. saturday afternoon. 10Th inst
WELLS Departed this life on wednesday moruins
July 10th. at $40 O'Clock 1t her rsel6snos M IA
iifth 81. eet southeast ELIZABEIH WEIIa NJ. 81
Philip Wells ~'' ~~s -
May she rest in peace
Her funeral viii take place from Ebeue,er n T.
Church on Friday, 18th Inst, Of two osaocf n =
t fsasnd' OF the family sre rsspsctfuly iaSssd =
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PETITION FOR PAYMENT OF WITNESS FEES-Mr
>. g. B1gelow. as counsel for Messrs John II. Done
gr1, Eustace T. O'Bren and his wife Marie O Brlen.
nled his petite in the Police Court to-day In COM
pllance with the instructions received from Judge
Smell yesterday on counSel'S motion TO discharge
the above named persons from attending the daily
sessions OF the court and for the allowance OF fees
The petition sets forth that the petitioners were
duly summoned by one S. J. Block, member OF
the police force, on the 18th day OF March, 1854 10
appear on the 25th day OF said month. and that
they have attended each session ever since, and
they are therefore kept from engaging In any
avocation or pursuit I'm life by which TO make
living. The statements in the affidayits OF petit
TONERS were sworn TO before the clerk OF the court
The court referred the petition to the assistant dis
trict attorney for report.
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APost Office Ruru,ar,zed

LAWRENCE, L. l., July 1.-THE post Office at this
place was entered by burglars late last night and
thoroughly ranSacked. All the stamps, stamped
envelopes, and money, amounting in value to about
$780, were carried off. An unsuccessful attempt
was made to rob the same post Office about q year
ago. There Is no clue to the thieves.
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The Ross Murder Trial.

CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.
Mr.. T. j. Mackey made an argument Of about one
hour and a-half, to the effect that this was case
OF self-defense, and the defendant should be &C
quilted.
District Attorney Worthington concluded for the
government at two o'clock, arguing that he had
made out case.
WAITING FOR A VERDICT.
The court charged the jury, who retired at 240.
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Cotton Mills SusDend

ST. JOHN, n. B., July 1.-THE New Brunswick
cotton mills, owned by John II. Parks, doing bust
ness under the name OF VIM. Parks & Son, have
suspended work Mr.. Parks finds it necessary to
ask his creditors for an extension OF time. The
Liabilities are placed at about s225 900, than
nan OF winch are secured. The assets are eSti-
been employed in the mills 1t Is expected that
work will be resumed within q week.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judqe Hdonpr
To-day, Mumper agt. Appleman; demurrer sus-
tanned Fisher 4 Co. agt Hume ct al; bills OF ex-
ceptionS signed. First National bank OF New DIRK
agt- District OF Columbia: on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud1p Hdgner.
To-day, Mccarthy agt. Mccarthy; new trustee
u. b. Penicks) appointed. NeSmith agt. Carpenter:
restraining order discharged. Crawford agt
SQuer; rule on receiver returnable August 2lsL
SeligSon agt Bohnke; restraining order issued.
POLICE CoURT-Jltdge Shell
To-day. Henry Banks, colored assault on Carrie
Burns; S.. Charles BabSon, colored, assault ON
Julia Lawrence; S.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF LIQUORS, TOOL-
hTABLES, BALLS AND CUES. HOu oEHOLD FUR
NIIUkE, HORSE, WAGON, BUGGY AND HAIR
GOOD WILL &C. &c, con IAiNED IN KICKS
IARK, TIL SIKEEf,JUsT NORTH OF BOUN-
DAIRY.
By virtue Of order issued by the Supreme Court of
the District Of ooulnuia holding Probate Court,
lnencing at TWELVE O'CLOCK. NOON, sell the
premises The above mentioned articles, together with
others THIS Presents splendid opportunity to
IN business with good run Of custom. We will first
offer ii entirety and II d satisfactory bid is
obtained, then will Sell in detail.
Terms cash.
IRVING WILLIAMSON,
CAMPBELL CARR NGTON,S
n of esfaf of nbp RirLa
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,
MITCH FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON f STREET
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,

SALE OF VAIUABLE PROPERTY ON f STREET
NORIHWEST. IMPROVED By THkEE-STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
BEING No. l4l3 STREET.
By virtue of deed OF trust from Henry W. How o.,
gate and wife to the undersigned duly recorded in :a
IOer 81, folio 13J ct of the land recor,s@
Of the District OF Columbia and of order in the suit
of the United tat of America VS. Henry " Howgate
ct al No s9lg lputy the supreme Court of the Dis
TWESTi-EIKoT t2lst DAY OF JULY. A D. 1884. at
EAIF-PA>I FOUIt O'CLOCK 7. NJ. in front of thu
premises offer for sale at Public auction Lot numbered
square numb red two hund red ard seventeen (2l7)
te tity o. <o masilnSton having fronta2e OF
back with even width one hundred and thirty five
feet Q35) to public alley, together with the improve
1lents thereon consisting Of u hands me brick resi-
deuce
Terms of sale: one-half cash and balance in two
equal INSTRUMENTS in SIX 90 and twelve 2) months
from day OF sale the notes of purchaser bearing six 6
per cent lnter per annu to given for the deferred
payments, which notes to be secured by deed of
trust on the property sold all cash option of pur
chaser Terms must he complied with within ca
days from day OF sale property will be sold at cost
and risk OF the detauitug purchaser. Five hundred
$500 dollars deposit must be made when the property
Is Knocked down. All conveyancing at purchasers cost
ROBERT c. FOX, ! Trpstas.
" GEO. W. BROWN Arustees'
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. jylO-d&ds
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VIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
4EE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.

AND WEST.
Schedule II efcc ! [ NJ \. ISL
kAA.N.-SEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making cIoss
Connections TO all points South and Southwest
Daily. ept SUNDAY. with &. U. Railway Pull.
nsn Stepping Buffet cars from New ! rs aud Wash
MxtUn 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleepn- from
Washington and Atlanta 10 New Orleans, IarlOr
Tar TrUrn " ashngtou Ia Natural Is, .1:gr- Va.
SItP.M-LOUlSyIl.I-E FAST Lis L. Daily via Char
IOtt svllIe 20 Cincinnati Louisville and al Western
FONTS Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
- Louisville
0ACP, M--SOCTHERN MAIL AND E1PPESS. Daily
C all points South and Southwes. via Danyilie ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with c. oRalway.
fginlAn Sleepinx cars from Nasllus ton VIA Dan
Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans: also.
from Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Pull man sles ping Car from Washing ton
t. Whit sulphur SvrIr.gS
Manassas Division Train leaves WashingtonSs $50
- H. and $40 p NJ daily. except SUNDAY
WarTenton trains leave Washington at $40 AL and
el0 z " daily.
or tickets and Information inquire at Company's Of
n. sol Pelnsy lvaIia avenue
n LAlGHTER. " MACDANIEI.
SSa <ansI Axenf Agent
narlo Sol. HAAS Traffic Manager.
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MARsHAIs PEACOCK AND BESNET on PARoLE.-
The Baltimore American OF to-day says: Deputy
nited states Marshal Joel Hamilton, accom-
panied by Mr.. L. Wallis Blackstone, counsel for
Ihurber a. Co, or New York, proceeded TO Belar,
Hartford county, at an early hour yesterday morn
Ing. and the deputy served the writ OF habcas
corpus issued by direction OF Judge Bond, on
Sheriff Walker. The sheriff Immediately 10
sponded 10 the writ and reached this city about
seven O'Clock with his two prfsoners-Deputy Mar
ShalS Beckett and Peacock-via the Maryland Gen.
tral railroad. Messrs Beckett and Peacock were
released by him on parole TO appear at noon to
day at the United States court building, when the
hearing OF the habeas corpus case will take place.
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How A MURDERER GErs Hrs len CRg.x-As or


cfal 10 the Baltimore American from Cambridge
Md, yesterday, says: Sheriff Melvin went over 10
Easton to-day and secured the Use OF the Tabnt
county gallows for the execution or Bud Cepbas,
the murderer or Mrs. Murphy, who Will be nun.
August LIST IL Is the same scanold that Geo. Lake
was hanged upon last year. Cephas Is as happy as
III he had In store all the years OF Methusalem.
several gentlemen called on him yesterday. ana he
cordially invited them TO be present at his hang
Ing. On cell door II notice asking visitors 10
pay flve cents for removing his body TO Williams
burg after he Is dead This is a sly piece OF hum
buggery Instead OF saving the money for the pur-
pose stated he spends IL for Ice cream and the other
d"cacies OF the season. He Is getting fat rapidly,
and his appetite Ii enormous
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I(AlTINORF AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ IhE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ BEIWEtN THE EAST AND The WEST.
VIA WARRINGTON
Dol EIE TRACK, JANNFY COI-PIFRr

DoIBLE 1KACK, JANNEY COUPLER
SCHEDULE IN iifLcT srNpAY JUNE 18TH
leave " is -,;, U nj, J., ukIHEh N9TIcE
from station. corner of New Jersey
Ter Chicago. Cincinnati Louisville and s. Louis daily
coSCh ,I vi LA, ~ 10 q ~; i0;Io = n with lhr"tth
For Iiit~i urr at sSO m and $40 T. m daily. 10
~. to r1tt<turE Cevo.snd and Detroit with sleep.
For To.edo aud Irfroit via Monroevil.e. lo.15a.rn
daily, With Sleeper for Toledo Wheeling Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at SO a. m
md daily fror H and dn sstsI IL : Cars an ant
IoI baltimore weez days s. 30 $40 $50 $40 o.
minute train 30. 90. CSC. sGs $40. 40. lU:I0p
To- DaltIaor- on Sundays c 30 100 $40 a. M 1.2j.
80 S.uo 40 80 ESQ i:OD. SO. $40 and lO.lOp.
For POINTS the Shenandoah Valley Railroad IO15 a.
II Annapolis. 60 m, ard L 10 and 80 p IT,; on
xsr ui Way ,a9, a. M -. r Y , p,,.,roo,s
~ I H. 60 ~ 30 ~, m II 10 = n 3 80 10 go ard
go ? N Ior stations on Artropoltail branch.
" III a a. 90 = ~. t,y .1'it sunday 70
;ahGh ga 30 L. daily for LEXINGTON siaElon and
IA GAY Tor iredsT-cA $50 a. 49, I0.l1 La. 4 40
xdpr F. H.s daily s.oeP Pst I,gsday 49,,
Trains arrive from the West daily 20. $50 a H. 2:25
From New fork and Philadelphia. 255 soa m. daily
From AnnaPolis. $50 N aiid Id and e;37 p H.:
. sunday. 1888 a. 6.3s 4. III.
kfOIn Ii xinEtOn III ,iaiiy and OF
except sunday i ''
ftuin freier1ck and intermediate POINTS s.25 a H.
10 y ~, and , IL daily, t1ce,I Study: SIP
p m daily from Point OF Rocks
4I~dls leave BAltulCre IL. Washington AT 200 4 30
~ .:lS $50. 800 8 10 and 10 80 a. IN a.lJ 30
49, - oU o2a, 80. stu III. Is H. M: on sun
6;5. "a and . I0 y m -' A''' Wv
AL trains from Washington ston @. E.l.r S,..;,, -
cept 80 y. Ii. - ' N'0-- "a
for further information apply at the Baltimore and
SLlo iGArt oifife-N ashgtun station GIG AID 1851
Pensy aa avenue. corner 18th street where orders
Any point III the city
v; n CLEMENTS, u Of T. Baltimore
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TOMORROW.
II
SALE OF SMALL STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
nUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers.

Under decree Of the Supreme Court, District of a
Columbia, in equity cause No. 1864. Whalen al T;a
VS. Mccarthy ct al. Tassed June II. 1884. 1 will n1
offer for sale to the highest bidder in front of prem
OND DAY OF JULY; 1884. that frame dwelling AMI
lot in Shafts alley between LIST and I'd and and
interest therein Of the parties to the cause the said
property being known lot in square No. 725 said
city and District.
Terms of sale: $50 earnest money acceptance Of
DID, TO he forfeited on non acceptance compii-
anee with the terms Of sale with days balance Of
purchase money in days from day of sale Convey
anclnH at purchasers cost and property be sold
days CHAS $ NOOfF Trustee
1e2i-2t Office 456 Louisiana avenue. city.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

BRADBURY UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. IN FINE
S0NDdiI0N: FINE MOODS l. co. ORGAN; 2
IARE PIANOS; FRENCH PLATE MANTEL
AND FIR GLASSES: GENERAL ASSORTMENT
0f HOUSEHOLD FURNITUkE: 2 WALNUT
BOOKCASES. ENGRANlNGS. CHINA AND GLASS
MARE; 200 STRAW HATS; 5000 CIGARS, CAR
PETS, STOVES, &C.
Also, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, sc, IMPORTED
DOG CART, COST $3.50; 10 SETS SINGLE HAIR
NESS, &C. Al AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, JULY NINETEENTH 1884 at TEN
O'CLOCK, within and i'll front of my auction rooms,
shall sell the above, iyl7-lt
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company rs pier. No AZ North River. foot of Morton
street, New York.
Arleriqua. santelli. Wednesday July % a. M.
st Laurent. de Joussein, ednesday July 80, II
Normande, Frangeul, Wednesday, Aug. g, g. III.
Checks payable sight, IN amounts suit, on the
Banque TransatlantiQue Of Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN.
Agent, No 8. Bowling Green, New York.
u. W. MOSS. 225 Pennsylvania avenue:
J. ". BOTELER 4 son. 923Pennsy vania avenue
jy17 Agents Tor Washington D. c.
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Utilizing Colonel Cork hill.
From the Cleveland Sun.


AS soon as the nomination OF Cleveland was
known In Fort Wayne, silk badges bearing a sup
posed cut OF the nominee, Were sold, generally to
democrats, who were then on the streets An hour
;dterward II was discovered that the cut was that
OF Colonel Corkhlll, who prosecuted Guiteau
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Movements Of United States Naval Yes.
Loss OfLife nj Fire

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 1.-THE United States
snips portsmouth sailed from Newport, and the
jamestown, for Portsmoth, n H.. to-day.
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PARTIES FoR EUROPE
Should take BRUNSWICK BERTH. in use exclusively
on the INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
These bertis keep perfectly level under all conditions
q weather, anordnE perfect rest "a comfort night
thus doing away with of the dscomfors Of ocean
travel
INMAN S. S. co Iimitet)
GEO. W. MOSS, Agent,
ap2s-mSth3m 225 Pennsylvania ave W ashingtou b. G.
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InCemdiary Fire at Lexington. XIV.

LEXINGTON, KY. July 17.-An incendary fire. this
morning. destroyed the Blue Grass cOoper-ShOp and
the dwelling houses OF T. ID. billiard, Mrs j. II.
campbell and Phil b. Thompson, jr Total loss
S31 900; Insurance $14,5OO.
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SUCCESSES OF THE CUBAN INSURGENTS. - The
Cuban Insurgents recently, under the immediate
command OF Augcro, defeated the government
troops In Cuba, after hard fought skirmish, and
burned all the buildings on the Santa Maria and
LaMercedes plantations Another band OF tnsur.
gents in the sagna district about the same tina
defeated the government trOOps
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~ Cor. 9th and ID SITS. NV (317 and 3l9 9th st

nCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ Cor 9th and ID sts Nv (317 and $40 9th st. }
MATCHES. IRON SAFE, JEWELLERS TOOLS.
ETC. ETC.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 9th day Of Feb
ruary 1884 and duly recorded in liber No. 1866 folio
$50 ct one Of the land records of the District of
dION ROOMS Of DUNCANSON BROS. CORNER
9Th AND d ST.. n W, On SATURDAY, JULY
the entire stock Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
JEWELRY, EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES
SHOWCASES AND STANDS,
LARGE IRON SAFE (HERKING COY
LARGE LOT JEWELER'S TOOLS.
SHELVING. COUNTERS ETC. ETC
This sale 10 prempory and the attention Of the trade
and private buyers is requested.
Terms cash
jyl1.d CHARLES L. BURR. ; a..s'ees'
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MARRgED.

CHILTON-PFACH, At the residence Of the hf3dsS
parents. July l4th 1884 by the Rev DIR. Chester JO0
G. CHILT0N. of DR. Chiffon, Of warrsnton, We, 70
HELEN IL PEACH. formerly Of Alexandria Va
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The New York Stock Market.
71efoowing are the opening and 3 p. m. prices
CT the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special Wire to II. Ii. Dodge, 539 18Th street:
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Il CHUSETTS AVENUE, NEAR FIFTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH ataaA
HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. will sell. in$S*
front Of the premises the east Sc feet 'front.' by the
depth thereof Of Lot No 81 in square ST. This prop
erty very convenient to street and the business
center, and will be sold i'll two parcels
Terms: One-third cash: balance six and twelve
months; notes to bear cent interest and to be
cured by deed of trust. Conveyancing, &c, at pur-
chaser's cost deposit of SlO0 required each lot
Abstract of title shown at sale.
jyl2-dSds DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
IF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. JULY SEVENTEENTH. same hour and
place. DUNCASSON BROS
jy16-H Auctioueers
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A FIGHT AMONG NEW YORK BRoKERs.-AftU q
stormy meeting NJ the Electric Manufacturing Land
Miscellaneous stock exchange, In New York ~.
terday. superintendent Lasson was severely beaten
10y MI. Hochart, a member OF the exchange. After
tney mad fought for several minutes, Mr.. Hender-
son, another broker, Went TO the rescue OF tho
superintendent and battered Hochurt 50 badly that
lac had To be taken home IN a carriage. The trouble
originated In the stockholders meeting, where
laSSon was accused OF misrnanagefnent and of
saddlng the exchange with debt OF g. 900 through
his connection with a financial newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-17

DAILY IN TROUBLE AGAIN ABOUT HIS HORSE JIM
MCGowAN.-Ihe steeplechaser Jim MCGOWAN,
winch. with Ills owner. w. {. DAILY, was recently
reln5tated upon the race course is again In tigar
ton. Ex-Mayor Nolan, OF Albany, on Saturday
last agreed TO purchase the horse for q, eO0 and
paid Daily 800 TO bind the contract Tuesday he
rendered the balance, $4,000, to DAILY, who refused
TO take IL or let him have the horse The horse was
yesterday seized on writ OF repley1n Oh behalf OF
Nolan,