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TTNHONAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
1kUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY, NEAR Ten

By vrtne of a deed of trust dated 18th day ofsaH
"a folio e emu e"e Of the Land Records as
the District of Columbia and by direction the party
f WEST E Sf II
DAY OF OCTOBER. A, D. 1884. at THREE O'CLOCK
piece and parcel land situated and iy,nz in ' ,h
q and cS aha
and bounded follows: Beginning for the same
running theice north e degrees was IS p aa,
thence forth. l1h degrees east 70 Oh perches then
grees west 2yo9 perches the BEGINNING containing
ten acres of land Also, another part OF said tract
Of above described lot; then with the line said
Iot ana fhs drlgnai tract AneWn as tetchars
deerses EAST tS perehes to county road then with
south = degrees west perehe t. the nor1heass
corner Of the first sbovedtscrbed lott then with the
to the place of besinning Containing
Terms: one-tilird cash. balance, in six and twelve
months with interest and secur by deed of trust
S a Ssd cost or all e dns Al s, M
REQUIRED at time Of sale each lot. ii terms not
right to resell. the prosy at risk and cost Of the
deiaultlns purchaser or purchasers.
JAS L. DAVIS5 trustees.
dated the sh day Of Ap a 1851 and duly t5u r
records of the District Of Columbia ard by direction Of
the party secured thereby the undersigned trustees
erty All that piece snd Parcel Of land Situated t and
lying IN the county AID District aforesaid and
as part OF rletclaffs Chance" and bounded fol-
lows BesInning at the northwest corner
lot, No held by the association. then with thu,
west line OF said lot and tn original tract known
Fletchalrs Chance north tx degrees A. percles
then south 6I9 degrees east 30 perces thence south
1ft degrees west - rerches thence north 81 Is degrees
west 5e percs II the beginning containing aid laid
cut for ten acres OF land
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in six and twelve
months with interest aud secured by deed of trust
the property sold or all CASH All conveyaLciur &c
of sas cost aeros OF ot o" viii IL at
days the trustees the right resell the prop
ey at rsk and cost VI the deiaultng purchaser
chaSers.
oc9dts JAS T., DAVIS, ( trustees
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A LOTTERY COMPANY REsTRAINRD.-A telegram
to the New York Times from Norfolk, Va, October
8, says: Judge Brooke OF the corporation court
day dissolved an Injunction granted by the supreme
court restraining Mayor Lamb from interfering
recent act OF the legislature the charter OF the
lottery company was repealed and the mayor closed
the legislature to repeal the charter Is pending be-
fore the supreme court. and an Injunction was
granted TIL the case should be decided The COM
by the legislature In 1916, ana Of late has been
nothing more than policy shop, in which even
decision is hailed With JOY BY the citizens here.
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. October 10: -vireinia skies. deferred
Ina sizes, old io4 bid to-day ~
BALTIMORE. ND. October 10.-Cotton dull--mid-
s as sa i1S roar d
do family; s!5a4 IS; city mills super 5Oa2 IS do
family. $50: do. superiative patent. COO wheat
southern shade easier: western shade easier and
No. Maryland sosasox: No. western a Winter red,
co4n whites
new 5ta5s; do yellow none here western mixed year.
ssasl: do: mixed. sOssa; Pennsylvania siss4 Rye
aues Hay % to shoss
dsrs and clear Iib sides packed 79aios BseSn
Tard"rensd ss Butter sTsWsstern packed gosis
ass 5 ind 1y
nary to fair. 9aal0H Sugar steady aud auie.-A soft
% verpoo Ser s seasr sa
cotton, Sled flour. Is grain. 4s41d. Recepts-hour.
oats 20 600 bushels Shipments~none SaissNwneat
764.00O bushels; corn. 5000 bushels.
Ths Chicago .aarkets.
CHICAGO. I'LL. October 1O-Weather is clear and
cool on ch s1sr at ata ' m S wheat %
lower. Lard 5a221c lower.
Tho Petroleum Market.
Standard white no deg. test. IKE. '''''''''>''
PITT PITTsRUkG PURE PA October 1aoa dpn and heavy:
49, Declined to 72 but rallied to 1874 4 Ocioof "
GEN. GRANT ON TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA
The South American commission yesterday visited
Gen. Grant at his residence In New York for the
purpose OF obtaining his views as to the best
methods OF promoting trade with South America.
He thought that as soon as Congress passed the
necessary legislation to carry the treaty negotiated
by himself and Senior Romero into effect the trade
between the United States and Mexico would be
largely increased The best way, he said, to cuti-
vate trade with Central and South America, and,
In fact, with all other nations except Europe, was
to reorganize the consular service. There should
be appointed to every port commercial agents VINO
should have the privilege Of engaging In business,
and be permitted to act as drummeFs for manu.
mission to merchants or the ports at which they
were located He favored the establishment OF
steamship lines subsidized by the government
The committee adjourned until Tuesday.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneers.

TRGSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HEAL ESTATE. No. 1921 VERMONT AVENUE,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON DC.
Under and 10y virtue of deed OF trust dated No -
vember LIST, 1879. and recorded in Liber No 927 Ia
iono 3d Ut SEQ one Of the land records OF the A
Salr3 on WEDNESDAY,: the IIFTEENTH DAY OF
In front OF the premises the following described
real estate situate III the city OF Washington and Dis
GEL OF ground known and described as Lot numbered
wen s1S OF Evans subdivision Of lots
M ana six int s q kd~es subdivision Of
to thu plat Of the said CITY Of WASHINGTON to.ether with
Az the easements Entertainments and appurteuances to
the came belonging or in anywise appertatning
Terms OF sae: Cne-third Of the purchase money in
casn te paiaee In one and two years with interest
1 Per cnt secured BY deed upon the property
soid or al cash at the option of purchaser Convey
bs At time Of sale Terms OF sale to be COM
Ilied VIII WITHIN fve days. otherwise Trustees
tne 9nt 70 resell at risk and of defauittng pur
chase sa ASH, FRAECI5 =; SMITH, T,nstee.
%5-dSdS NATHL WILSON. AluseeeA
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CLERGYMAN ON TRIAL-The Rev. J. w. Brock
way. OF the Elery circuit New York, is trial at
the forty-ntnth annual meeting of the Erie confer
ence OF the NJ E. church. The Rev. Mr.. BrOckway
Is under indictment In the Chautauqua county
courts for assault and battery and resisting 0-
Ger, and Is on trial in the church courts for the
same oflense. Cyrus Underwood, the town con-
stable went to collect taxes On the barn owned by
the church and used by Brockway, and failing to
realize, seized the eldeT'S saddle ParSOn Brock
way, who used to be a democratic politician in
Erie county prior TO his conversion, wrested with
the m1nion Of the law and prevailed. Hence the
suit. BrockWay Will be sustained by his brother
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. d, C.. BEING
PREMISES No. 1601 1 STREET NORTHW EST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 18th day 81
May, A. ID. 1875 and recorded III Liber 191. :Olio a
419. of the lana records for the Dstrict of Co IA
lunlba the subscriber as surviving Trustee under said
dee1 of trust viii sell public auction in front
premises on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-SECOND
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1854. at OUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ :,
all those certain parts pieces Of land and
situate and being i'll the city of Washington District
Columbia and known and d;sting rushed lot %
and part Of lot three 49, of Drury recorded subdivision
Of square one hundred and eighty five. the
known and numbered on the ground plan of said city,
the said arts pieces of land be contained
tire following netes and BIO ulds commencing the
at the southeast of said lot and said
square, and running thence north hundred
Ql0l teet. thence west ftythree (5D feet three e.:
inches thence south one hundred and ten Q1O) feet
and thence east fifty $3.50 feet three (3j inches
beginning together with the improvements thereon.
cash If terms Of sale are not complied with within
five t5 DAYS from day of sale, the right of reseng the
property al the risk and of the defaultig
is reserved. deposit Of $500 required at time of sale
Q ADAMS.
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M ILCH COWS AT AUCTION.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME RESIDENCE
No. 40 FIFTH STREET. OPPOSITE CITY HALL
AND NEW PENSION OFFICE.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the 18th day of "a
May, 1872 and duly recorded in Liber go folio fj
5 ct seq. one Of the land records for the District 1
OF Counbi and by direction of the parties secured
thereby. tine undersigned. trustees. will SELL on MON
DAY, The TWENTIETH Day OF OCTOBER, 1884. a.
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK F. NJ, the following
described property Part of lot numbered L. in square
nuinbered 489 Beginning for the at the south
east corner OF SAIL lot and running thence west with
the south line Of said lot to the line ninety
three t93) feet and half inch. thence north with
sa rear HIle twenty five f25) feet six inches the
n95sn line 81 said lot thence east With said north line
the front line of said lot sixtytwo two inches to
point twenty-five (25l feet six inches from the place
bessinnng thence south with said front line to the
place of beginning ~ WIZ
Terms One-tbird cash. the residue in two equal payf
ments at SIX and twelve months with interest at sig
per cent Per annum until paid secured by deed Of
trust on the PROPERTY sold All cpnveyancing at par-
chasers cost 800 deposit required at the time Of sale
oc7-llt pg 8 MSNf RTRr Trustees.
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THIS EVENING.

r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
II LoADlHG SHOT x6 Guns, 1MpohTED TRENCH nc !!
SILVER PLATED WARE. DINNER AND TEA
SETS. CASTORS, FRUIT STANDS. SC: FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FLOM TWO
TO Ten TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
5kE E GtlIGESt GpEKA GlA ASSE
BASJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER KAZORs, RE
EOLykH TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
BY direction of the owner to change business viii
sell, on the premises, all the above stock of j. u.
OMEARA Co, l34! Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, d. C. Sale commences at SEVEN p NJ.
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct
". B-Ihe fixtures Will noIbe sold rs, OF ternln-
alton OF sale, the store will De occupied by j. u.
O'MtAkA & CO.. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
seI5
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucroneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON G.
STREET. BEIWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND


TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT. ON G
STREET. BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND
FIRST STREE NORTHEAST
Py vr:ure of deed of trust duly rec o-ei in >r>n
Liber. No s5l folio rs ct seq. one of the Lard XII
records for the District Of Coiuy,lbia will sell ~
on FRIDAY. oCTOB SEVENTEENTH 1884 ~ FIVE
O'CLOCK Z. III IN front of the premises the following
real estate and premises situated wing and in the.
city Of Washington. District OF Columbia and know
and designated lot numb I'd TWENTY Nine
(23l III the subdivision. by William Williams OF
original lots numbered twelve l2) and thirteen S) in
square numbered six hundred and eighty t6S6).
Office il said city and district in L Hoxie folio (5S)
the 2ld day of October ISIS. said lot ndmberett
twent, nine (29 containing two thousand hundred
and eighteen t22lS) square feet together with al and
singular I'll improvements, ways, easements. rights
privileges and apuerteiances to the same belonging
IL auy wise appertaline.
sa aud terms to be complied with in days other
Wise tie Trustee the right to resell at the risk
and cost of the deaultn2 purchaser five days
public notice of such resale in newspaper pub
sied in Washington, u. C. Conyeyaucing. &c, at pur-
chaser's cost. ELI b ROGERS.
oce-dSds Tr,ISfee
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A Weeks business Failures

curing throughout the country in the last days,
as reported to X. G. Dun & Co., number for the
United States 1876, and for Canada "a or a total OF
900 as against total Of 217 last week, the figures
being almost identical. The failures are below the
aver ge In the western, New England and Pacific
states. but corresponding increase Is noted In the
middle states, southern states and in New York
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,


without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
Nutritious Flour in the world
The Mill ~ have not only the most perfect Mill con-
faining il does ali the improved Machinery
vented up 30 the present time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by mill the world To prove that,
would simply state that large quantity Of this
magnificent Flour is SHIPPED annually Europe and
eaten at the principal Courts of the OLD world We
GUARANTEE thstu Is made from selected hard wheat
grown IN Minnesota and Dakota II acknowledged
fact that in this Flour perfect separation OF the ggti-
nous Particles Of the wheat berry and thorough elim
natiOn of all weak and sarchy matter las at been
reached. and is consequently NUTRITIOUS yield
ING more bread to the barrel than other Flour The
best trade admits thai from bread max ng qualities
tits the cheapest well the BEST for either family
or bakers Use and unsurpassed by any Flour made
Eve sack and every barrel warranted 10 give entire
satisfaction.
E X IL y G'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of the beautiful Winter wheat Patents ever
offered to the trade II is unexclled by any Patent
except Ceres. and will please The exacting house
keeper and satisfy tile most fastidious epicure.
GILT-E EDGE
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIAN
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele-
brated Hungarian process Ii very cheap and beau
rful Patent, within the reach all classes and we
guarantee VIII give satisfaction to every who will
tryit.
COL DEN HILL
The old reliable standby and the Standard family
flour of thu District 1t equal quality to great many
hzh priced Patent tlours whilst can be bought for
considerable less money. We defy competitors bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES. STERLING.
OlLT-EDGE. RELIANCE GOLDEN HILL, and We
viii never anything else. For sale by all grocers
Wholesale Depot corner Ist street and Indiana avenua
sel3 WM- NJ. GAIT l. co.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

ITO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
Il SOUTH.
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S POPULAR
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves It'll street wharf on
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at $50 D. H. Return
ing leaves Norfolk Monday. Wednesday, and Friday
at same hour. stopping at Piney Point and Corutied
Harbor going and retu ming.
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also with New York and Rich
,rond steamers, Norfolk and Western Seaboard
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. at 18th street and pennsylya-
mia avenue St. Marc hotel, Office of knox's express
9th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at conpany's
office. 1th street wharf
k,iox's express will call for and check baggageirom
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until D. IN.
se27 WILLIAM T. WEIGH General Agent
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Plundered by Masked Robbers.

JoHNsTowN, PA, october I0.-Five masked men,
Hourishing reVolvers, battered down the door of
the house OF a farmer named Joseph Gates, in
White township, early yesterday morning and
compelled Mr. Gates at the points OF their pistols,
to give them over s1.10O, which he had sacreted.
VOlverS as they emerged from the house.
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ELoPEMENT FROM HARyFoRD-Charles Dean and
Rsley is the wife Of Albert Risley, official OF the
Etna bank. Dean has been boarder in the family,
and was clerk In bookstore. 1t Is believed that
was very handsome woman, while her paramour
is disf1gured by turned eye. She is about 26 and
Dean about o. Mrs. Risley left her children with
her mother-fn-law Her husband is satisfied OF the
guilt of the couple, as he has found eliminating
correspondence
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nUNCANsoN BROTHERS.. AuctioneerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRo,

IhUSItES ShLE OF VALCABLE 1MPKOvEO
RIAL ESTATE. No l0g7 VERMONT AVENUE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. c..
Under and by virtue of deed of trust, dated No
~ foiio 3i4 et one OF the land records Of the
sell. on WEDNESDAY,, The FIF ZENITH DAY OF
o.cIo.ER 4 b. 1854 at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. in
front OF the Promises the following real estate situate
N the city OF Washington and District Of Columbus to
WI All INA, certain piece parcel Of ground known
dviSlon OF lots numbered fourteen (4, fifteen tl5)
sixteen to seventeen I'D and eighteen Qsl OF Kid
sG ssen.ssn t2l according to the pla. Of the said
entertainments and appurtenances to tbs ssae belong
IL or IN any wise appertainiig
Terms OF sale: of the p,,rra money in
- Tue balance III one and two years with interest at
x keI cant the deferred payments be secured by
cst Z, pnpcar Conyeyancinv SC at purchasers
inns o! sale to be complied with within five days
oerwise trustees reserve the right 10 sell the risk
and cost Of the dsfsulttng purchaser
NATHI. WILSON
ss-.-6&ds FRANCIS n SMITH 1russseA
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THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioreer.

CLOSING ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BALANCE
OF STOCK OF The LATE e.. NJ WIGHT EN-
BRACiNG An EXTENSINE ASSORTMENT OF
UNFINISHED FURNITURE, OF +, cry DE-
SCRIPTION; 4 FINE STOCK OF CABINET LUM-
Der. GARNET HARDWARE, GIL E. COOKING
GLASS AND OTHER CABINET GOODS, SEVERAL
BILLIARD TABLES. &C &c
On TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER FOUR
TENTH 1884. at TIN O'CLOCK, l shall sell at the
Tareroons OF the late G. N. Wight Nos. 627 and 629
LOUISIANA avenue, the balance OF stock. embracing
varied assortment OF goods, which the attention of
the trade and private buyers is called
These goods will De arranged can be seen on Mon
Gay, october 18th, all day.
oc6 dts REGINALD FENDALI. Administrator
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Michigan COngressmen.
THE DEMOCRATS HOPE TO GAIN rwo

THE UhHUtkAfS HOPE TO GAIN TWO.
letter was received to-day at democratic head
quarters from Mir. jerome Eddy, the chairman OF
the democratic state central committee OF Michigan.
which says that the democrats OF that state are
thoroughly united and enthusiastic In their conduct
OF the campaign and that they VIII hold the six
congressional districts in that state which they
now have, and that they Will probably gain two
congressman in the next delegation.
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CONSULTATIONS WITH THE PRESI-
DENT.

The Secresary>hip Of the Treasury
Likely TO be rendered to Cornelius
n. Bliss.
NEW YORK, october 10.-President Arthur was
In consultation until 5 O'Clock this morning with
John j. O'Brien, Bernard Bglin. Robert G. Nc
Cord. Dewitt c. Wheeler, VIM. DOwd. United
States district attorney Elihu Root. Police Com
missioner s. u. French and Cornelius y. Bliss.
Among his visitors this morning were Stephen B.
EtktuS, VIM. Laimbeer. Prot. Il. Ogden Dorernus.
Marshal Clayton McMi0hael, Schuyle Ter Crosby, j. G.
Quintard and Attorney General Brewster
t0Fney General Brewster The subject discussed.
it is said, the rendering OF the Secretaryshp OF
the Treasury TO Cornelius \. Bliss, OF this city.
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Great Turnout Of New York DemOc.
racy.
THE CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS RATIFICATION


MEETrNGa
The business mems meeting, held In New York
yesterday, TO ratify the nomination OF Cleveland
and Hendricks, was one OF the largest and most
enthusiastic political meetings ever held in that
city; Great numbers OF people assembled in front
demonstration In the afternoon was held under the
auspices OF six organized clubs, representing The
Stock. Produce and Maritime, Cotton, Coffee, New
York mining and the Mercantile exchanges, which
organizations marched TO the sub-treasury build
Ing from their respective headquarters. The
meeting was presided over 10y r p. Flower.
Speeches were made by Hon. William Dorshefner
Ex-Governor Edward Solomon, Alge rnon s. Sulli-
Representative Abram s Hewitt presided at the
ratification meeting at the Academy OF Music In
the the t evennS Besides the crowd which filled the
from $4,000 TO 100000 people congregated outside
where platforms were erected and speakers held
.When We get into power we shall not opp s,S;
campaign The issue is 'Turn the rascais Out.
Among the vice presidents at the academy were
James Gordon Bennett, Roswell P. Flower, NJ ayor
Edison, F. w. Deyoe and Oswald Ottendorfer.
az sne Bsa
sinia, and John Il Fay. 8; faiaae MS' OF Viz
No RAM FOR EIGHTY DAYa-The drouth IN North
and South Carolina has continued for nearly
many years and in several cities the use OF water
has been restricted by the mayors to the actual
necessities OF the people The damage to the To-
Dacco ana other crops viii be large in the north
western part OF North Carolina, where It has noe
rAtned for ninety days
CRKNAT1N0 A MURDERED INDIAN.-Neaf the
town OF Losterne, Oregon, case OF murder and
cremation occurred Wednesday. A number OF
INDIANS belonging TO the Umatflla tribe obtained
whisky. becoming drunk they all engaged In Q
slashed TO piec-A Two were badly wounded The
Indians then In drunken frenzy placed the body
OF the murdered man on fire and burned It 70
ashes While the horrible AFFAIR slowly progressed
the Indians ctfcled around the IRE dancing awar
dance andchanting death song. The authorities
are Investigating tho matter.