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Finnegan Held for the Grand Jury.
CHARGE OF USING THE MAILS FOR A FRAUDULENT
PURPOSE

CHARGE OF USING THE MAILS FOR A FRAUDULENT
PURPOSE.
To-day, In the Police Court Judge SnelD the
case was called OF Peter Finnegan, who, with his
wife, was arrested by Detective Edelin,, through
Mr.. Fathers The formal charge of using the
mails for fraudulent purposes was preferred against
Finnegan, Mr. Edelin, charging that on September
Clark WoOdman by means OF correspondence. 1t
was set forth In the warrant that letter was adj
dressed TO Clark WOodman, esq, president OF the
Woodman Linseed Oil Works, Omaha, Nebraska
21st. 1t Is written in quite neat hand, and
stated In substance that the writer was poor
girl, who had been deceived in Omaha by her lover
who sent her to Baltimore and then abandoned
her; that her child had died. and that she left Bal
timore for this city to work In hotel, but from Ill
ness mad been obliged to give up her position; that
sac was living with widow, whose daughter the
writer had met in the hotel and that she was sew
Ing for her board. She was owing SIS, and re-
queSted that sum might be sent her SO that she
could then make arrangements to return to Omaha.
The letter closed as follows:
"Hoplng to hear from you by return of mail ask
Ing you In the name OF the blessed Lord, and PROM
ising you in His name to pay you back.
yours, unfortunate in Christ,
(Signed,) "ALICE A. BAKER"
The writer enclosed an envelope addressed to
Miss Alice A.. Baker, corner ~ and 1 streets,
Washington. To be called for"
Flnnegan was arra1gned on the ab0ve-named
Charge and he pleaded not guilty.
AS stated In THE STAR previously, the Omaha
frm sent $50 TO Riggs Co., of this city, requesting
them TO employ an officer to investigate the case
and If the woman was as she represented, to give
her s15, and to pay the officer IS for his work.
Collin t. Father testified to working up the case
Tor Mr.. Riggs, of Riggs & Co, and TO Finnegan'S
wife's confession OF her husbands guilt
Detective Edelin, testified to the arrest and con-
feSsion OF Finnegan.
The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds $780,
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Civil Service Ex.miuatiou..

Inc CIVIL service commission has appointed the
10th OF october for an examination, 20 be held I'm
this city, for the general departmental service BY
reason OF the great numbers already examined
whose legal residence is In the District OF Columbia
none having such residence Will be notified for this
examination. The commission states that the
number of females remaining on fits registers elgf
pie LOT appointment, Is much gaeater than the
NUMBER eligible males thereon. A civil ser
vice examination OF applicants for appointment
IN The city post Office viii be held on the lSth Ia
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Treasury Department. Changes.
APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.


Appointments under civil service rules: To 500
class-MiSs Emma Ranney, OF California; Miss h
X. Hamilton, OF North Carolina.
selected for appointment under civil service rules:
For $1,2t0 claSS-Peter III. GriSham. OF Tennessee:
Edward s. How, OF Maine; Henry Fitch, or Indiana
For 81 900 clasS-CharleS C. Thomas OF New Jer-
sey; g. NJ. G. Spooner, OF Iowa.
promotions: Office OF the First Auditor-E s.
Pollock, from class TO chief of DIVISION at $4,000
ONCE OF the Second ContrOller-Mrs. Ann r Story
from class TO class 2. Office OF Commissioner OF
CuStomS-William Ii. Chase, from class TO class 2
Office or the Third Acknowledgements U. Worley,
from $1,000 TO class /; Ii. II. Seltzer from 500 10
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A Skirinssh in Toaguin.

THE FRENCH ATTACSED BY CHINESE REGULARS
LONDON, october 4-AdvceS from Hanoi, under
date of to-day, state that the gunboats Mosqueton,
MaSSue and Hache. while cruising In advance or a
party which accommodating in the valley of the
Lochnan, were attacked by Chinese regulars. One
wounded Reinforcements have already arrived at
the scene Of the encounter and others, under the
command OF Gen Negrier, have left Hanoi
THE CHINESE DEFEATED WITH HEAVY LOSS.
PARIS, October 4-Gen. De Isle sends dispatch,
stating that hearing that the Chinese troops be-
tween Bacle and LangSon were moving forward he
took measures necessary to drive them back into
their gunbOats. brilliant engagement ensued,
4,Oe0 Chinese troops being pitted against him.
Commander Chalie, OF the MaSsue, was killed in
the fight. When the dispatch was sent the Chinese
were being steadily driven back, and had lost
heavily OF their number.
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Under an Umbrella.

WIFE ASSAULTS HER HUSBANDS FEMALE COM
PANION.
Yesterday there was some excitement near the
Government Printing Office. A printer employed
In the specification room, and residing near the
Office left his house for the Office, after the dinner
hour, holding an umbrella over his head to pro-
tect him from the drilling rain. A young lady
same time to be vending her way back to the Office
without any umbrella The printer CALAMITY
walked up 10 her side, and offered her share OF his
umbrella. The printers wife, who was standing
In her doorway, holding her baby, saw this per-
formance, and handing the baby TO some one in
the house rushed across the street. She seized the
young lady under the umbrella by the bangs, and
getting the umbrella from her husband assaulted
him with 1t. Neither OF the aSSailantS attempted
10 resist the onslaught OF the enraged wife, but
walked away as II they were going up town. The
affair created considerable excitement and was
messed IL.
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The Missing Miss Carpenter.


BLAKE.
NEW YORK, October 4.-When the relatives of
Miss Sarah Carpenter, who has been missing about
ten days from her home In Brooklyn, received in
formation by cable yesterday that lady who gave
the name OF Mrs. Blake, had been missed from the
steamer Bothnia two days out from this port they
cabled for further particulars. This morning the
agents OF the Cunard line received from Liverpool
the following dispatch: 'sLiverpoOl, October A.
Gave name OF Mrs Blake; missed evening second
day OUT had no luggage but Satchel. in which were
two letters, one addressed to Mrs. A. F. CARPENTER
the other to Miss Conkling.n Mrs. A. f. CARPENTER
Is Miss Carpenters mother, and Miss Conkling was
her intimate friend
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Local Notes.

A temperance meeting tomorrow evening az 7th
and Boundary streets viii be addressed by Charles
NJ Nye and other speakers.
Dr. Horace Hatch, OF this city, is In New York
recuperating. Mrs. Hatch accompanies him.
Last Monday a gold amethyst ring, valued at
50, was stolen from Mrs. Virginia Ward To-day
Nathaniel Boston, a colored man. was arrested toy
Detectives Cox and Carter Tor the larceny. The
Officers recovered the ring,
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Te1egraphiC Briefs.

The Greenvie Falls mills and a barn. owned by
S. RouthOng Son, at COyington, Ohio. were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The loss is SO O0O;
insurance $4,000.
A fre yesterday destroyed the business houses of
j. b. Miller and d. d.. Conway, and the residence Of
John S. Vimont, at Milersburg, Ky. The loss Is
So, goo, on which there is a small INSURANCE.
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A KING BURNED OUT.
The Royal Palace of Denmark De.
strOyed-WOrks of Art Consumed.

COPENHAGEN, october 4-The royal palace here
was destroyed by fire last night which spread TO
other buildings, but was got under control at 100
and n lumber OF important works OF art Including
some by ThOrwaldsen, were destroyed. The dam
age amounts TO several million kronerS. The palace
chapel and ThOrwaldsen'S museum were saved.
The king and crown prihce were at the fire until
mtdntpht
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An Experiment at Ere. Trade.

OTTAWA, ONT, october Am order in council
has been passed allowing steel shovelS and spades
not less than eleven more than eighteen wire
guage and costing not less than S75 per ton of 223O
lbs, to be imported free of duty by manufacturers
OF shovels and spades for the purpose of manufac-
ture until the next session OF parliament.
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Expensive Ceurtship.

MISS F0RTEsCUE GETS S125,UOO FROM LORD GAR
MOVIE.
DUBLIN, october A report is published here
that the GarmoyIe-Fortescue case has been finally
settled Miss Fortescue received Sl25 900, and sur
renders the letters in her possession, including
those OF Lord Cairns. Lord Garmoyle refused to
submit to croSs-examination by Counsellor Rus
call
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Imports this Week.

NEW YORK, october 4-The imports at the port
OF New York for the week ended to-day were
sS,2333l2, OF which So 32I 1892 were dry goods and
S5,09S $50 general merchandise The total imports
since January 1st were 1896, 222 SAP, against
S354, 56S 00i Tor the same time last year.
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THE CABINET PROBLEM.
MT. Hatt0n's Ten Days ~ Acting p. NJ.
e. Out-What He Says of the Matter.

The period Of ten days during which Mr.. Frank
Hatton may hold the ONCE OF Postmaster General
expires to-day and 1t is necessary for the President
to designate or appoint some one to all the Office
or on Monday a vacancy win exist
STAR reporter to-day asked Mr.. Hatton II he
had heard what the President intended TO do. He
said: 81 have heard nothing OF the intentions OF
the President I'm this matter. But In my opinion he
viii designate some for aTfother ten days. and
defer the appointment until after the Treasury
matter is settled. The temporary designation ex-
pres tonight, but as tomorrow is Sunday, and
there Is no business, L suppose there Will be no
necessity TO designate a man uuttl Monday
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q The RaIsirnore Markc,,

BALTIMORE October A. Virginia sixes consoli-
dated, st bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD, October 4-Cotton queit-nid-
ding, 10. Flour firm. with fairly active demand
Wheat-southern steady; western lower and inactive
southern red S7a90: do amber, 93a96; No. western
winter red spot S55aS51l; October. S5aS5I November
obs4aSi; December, SS1saS9S. Corn-southern nominal
western nominal: southern white. GAGS; new, So;
southern yellow. SO; western mixed, year, 505a54 q
Oats frmsouthern. 33a35; western white 33aS4 D. do
mixed 31a32H Pennsylvania. 32a35 Rive quiet 62a65
Provisions easy and quiet Sugar-copper refined
quiet, l2l4al2b Whisky quiet and steady llSal 10
Other articles unchanged Freights to Liverpool Ger
steamer dull-cotton. 316d: -four, 1s grain firrfer
4a4 I'D Reeeipts-four, 24i0 barrels; wheat As 900
bushels; corn 5000 bushels; oats III 600 bushels; rye
loo bushels shipments--wheat, 1900 bushels; corn
300 bushels. Sales-wneat b00010 bushels corn 1000
bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. October 4, lis a m-weather is
chilly and rainy On Change, wheat weak and to
&c lower Corn strong, and a19c higher the latter
Tor November. Pork and Lard unchanged
CHICAGO, ILL. October 4-Closing prices: Wheat
October 77]S; November. 70: December S0zi: Janu-
airy, SIS; May, S7ss. Corn-october, SO; November
50; year. 43; January. 3ssi: May. 40s Oats-October
264 November. 26sl December, %: year. 26I4: May
29al. Iard-October. 7.224. November. 1929; Janu-
airy, 725: February. 7.3O. Pork-October 1850 year,
l212H; January, 12.27H.
The Petroleum ~ arket.
P1TTSBURG, Pa. October l. Il dull and not mich
doing Market opened at 74, and declined to 10 but
recovered st O'Clock to 73 The Phillips well doing
about lO5 barrels per hour.
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Railroad Differences Adjusted.

NEW YORK, october AT a meeting in Boston
to-day OF the officials OF the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe and Union Pacific railways all differ
ences were adjusted, which includes all pools and
all business between Chicago and ST. Louis and the
Pacific ocean.
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Patent Office Promotions.

Promotions have been made In the Patent ONCE
as follows: John oConnell, Mo-, and Bunyan Give,
ID. c., from copyist s72O TO $780, Mrs Lima r Bing-
ham. Mass, from skilled laborer at $40 copyist
at 500; Miss Susan S Harrison, Va, and Miss
Emma Ii. Wood, Ind from laborers. $780, 10 skilled
laborers at $40; Fred. p Metzger, MO-, and G. NJ
Copenhayer, d. c., from laeorer $3.50, 10 laborer at
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SnecSe IupnOrfS.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE imports OF specie at
the port OF New York for the week ended to-day
were 1868 1892, making total since January 1st OF
In ST
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nv OF AMOUNTS
TREASURER OF NEWARK.
NEWARK, y. j., october Al. b. Ward, the ac-
countant employed by the city to examine the
various departments, has reported that during the
twelve years ending with 1876 City Treasurer
John w. Stout, who died a fortnight ago, habi-
tually loaned the city's money TO Contractors and
Others without due warrant OF law. The account
ant puts down $4,000 as not being accounted for.
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Amateurs and Prosess;oua,s

PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-The cricket match be-
tween the United States professionals and the gen.
Llemen OF Philadelphia commenced here to-day
The weather was all that could be desired and the
wicket good. The professionals went first to the
bat.
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NEGRO LYNCHED.-On Monday night I'm
Adams county, Miss, but near the line OF
Franklin, where the wholesale lynching OF four
negroes took place last week, mixed mob
OF whites ana blacks executed popular justice on
William Smith, Negro who had assaulted and
left for dead from the effects or his violent treat
ment an old colored woman. Smith had been ar
rested and was IN the hands OF the officers, who
were conveying him 10 the Adams county 1ail,
when the mob overlook them seized the prisoner,
and hung him TO a tree on which another negro
had been hanged some time ago, and his his head
was cut OF and stuck On a pole in pond close at
hand
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-.-r1D 10 d. Paul street, Ia tiinure.
BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SAFE CF VALUABLE REAl. ESTATE
IN THE CITY or WASHINGTON ID q RFIxG
PREMISES No. 1901 SHEET NOETUGEST '

AM I r5sY ~, RAJ ESTATE
PREMISES No. isGI STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed of trust. dated the 18th day of
Nay. A. D. 1875. AID recorded Ia Iibsr 79i folio -.
t9 o! the lana records fO- the Distrc. Of Co Az1
Iurbia, the subs rfls Is surviving Trustee under said
ies t-ust viii SELL st public in front of TIE
rrrnIis :, ON WEDNESDAY,. the TWENTY-SEC OND
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1854 At -FOUR O'CLOCK T. nj
AZ those crtain parts pieces of land premises
situate and bsing in the city of Washington District of
Coi.asra and distinguished as lot one ar
ard Fart Of lot three o. Of DrIIrys recorded subdivision
Of qsre hundred and eighty five. the same are
known aud NUMBERED th ground plan of said CITY,
the sad Iats pieces q land being contained within
TIE following nletes and DO uBds: commencing the
a. the southeast Of said lot Cd and said
sgpsre aHd running then north one hundred ten
quo test thence west fifty three t53 feet three 60
flches, thence south hundred and ten Ulc) feet
and tEese east fifty three (3l feet three (3 inctes
beginning. together with the improvements thereon
Terms q sale: be whole OF the purrase ney IN
e1sil u terms OF sale not complied with within
nye 20 days from cay Of sale the right Of reseng the
PROPERTY st The Ek and cost % the drfauig purchaser
-. J. q ADAMS.
oof-0Shs Surviving Trustee.
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JUDGMENT FOR THE PLAINrIFF.-In the case OF
George L. Arnold against Daniel Rothwell, an
action On promissory note, the plaintiff, on Sep
TENDER goth, by his counsel, MeSSrS. Arnold &
Landvoght, moved for Judgment by default, not
Mithstanding defendants pleas The ground OF
the motion was that the affidavit of defense accom-
panylng defendants pleas, as required by the I'D
rule OF the court, Is insufficient. The motion was
then argued by counsel on both sides. To-day Mr.
Justice James granted the motion and gave judg-
ment for George L. Arnold.
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CINCINSATI, October 4-John Goodwin, an en-
pioye OF Diehl Johnsons fire works mandatory,
was down TO Shreds this morning by the ignition
OF mortar fun OF explosive substance which he
was mixing.
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PROFESSIONAL.

MADAME PAWN (RESIDENT) MANICURE AND
w SURGEON CHIROPODIST.-Fin<er Nails beauti-
fei: Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positively chr d
Gorns. Bunons ingrowRg Nails and al Diseases the
beet successfully treated single treatment. either
hands feet Ell Course Tickets sixteen visits AT
my Washington Baltimore Richmond Offices SI2
Separate Offices for Ladies' and Gentlemen Rooms &
and 6. 945 Pennsylvania avenue. oc2-lms
loot sURGERY.-USEFUL EFT BEING REQUI-
site TO health the highest medical surgical Judi
c1al, political! military and naval digntares of this
country, represen tatives of leading foreign govern
ncnts and thousands of other well known personages
Washington. and II North Eutaw street Baltimore for
the requisite treatment of Corns Bunions, Inverted
Nails, &c Thirty ninth year of practice. Fes 81 a
WISH $3.50
MI NE; BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OP
iA LIFE All business confidential. Ladies' and Gen.
temen so cents each street. between 4th aud 5h
streets northwest Nla-TOvs
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The Portsmouth, Va, iron works were DESTROYED
by an incendiary f1re yesterday morning. The
property was fully insured.
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The Virginia Forest Fires Extinguishcil.
PETERSBURG, VA, october 4-Forest fires which
have been burning during the past week In Din
wlddie and Prince Georges counties, have been,
after much difficulty, extingu1shed. Among other
damage done by the fire in the last-named county
was the destruction OF 1900 cords OF wood, valued
York = = - ~''
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The New York

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. N. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. III. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
0fcer to-day: am, 65.S.; II am 766; pm, $40
Maximum, SO; minimum, 632
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IfCR SAI.F-I HAVE ? BEAUTIFUL 3-STORY AND
II collar Houses for sale; ) rooms and bath: price,
s l. 2JJ, acI; one third cash JSO. A. PRESCOTT
Oc42w 1916 Z street northwest
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I107 street northwest, rooms (four on hoor)
bath. cellar furnace handsome trimmings. mantel
mirrors. Sc.; $3.50 ALBERT F. FOX. go street
Northwest Oc4-3t
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LfOk SALE-HOUSES.-I HAVE FOR SALE SEW
u erdl fine Houses twO-stOry and basement. eight
ROOMS and bath. to h nicely Iished nearing
plet1on beautifully located high 2round album
dane OF shade Ihe interior finish may e made to
suit the taste and requirements OF purchasers Three
"a an investment seFarately Parties looking
homes CcOd paying investment viii do we'll 10 con-
siier the opportunity here offered
JNO. A. PRESCOTT.
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HELD FOR H0USEBREAKING.-Wm. Douglass was
tried in the Police Court to-day on a charge of
housebreaking. 1t is alleged that he entered the
house OF Frances Bell In the "Division. and stole
watch and diamond pin. Officer Breen made
the arrest and recovered the goods. The case was
sent to the grand Jury: bonds $500
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CITY OF MEXICO, October d, via Galveston.-The
National bank having been collecting satisfactorily
ments account at the bank, and having received
the second tnStallment OF interest on the loan of
SloOO,OOO, has given assurances to the government
or an advance sufficient for the needs OF the out
going administration
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NOm;aated for Courrcs.,
Blown 70 Pieces.

ALBANY, N. Y, October Abr. John 8. SWIM
nineteenth district by the anti-Draper republicans
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, CoGNAC. CHAM
l. PAGNEs AND CORDIAIS.
French Clarets. 3d. Is, 81 and - so per dozen.
american Native Wines. Brandies and Champagnes
Sasforpia, Virginia and Ohio. four bottles for 81
VICTOR ROUX. 1747 Pennsy lyania avenue
SEEMS Ter nfst-ciass houses Bordeaux. Burgundy,
aul2-2Ls
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NOR SALON EASY TERMS-THREE NEW
Il t1soTy ami French roof Houses on 9th street bet
street and Virginia avenue southwest Gel under
the whole EOIl-. PariOT. dininx-rDCIn and kitchen
frst modern architecture and every convenience;
gust completed Also small cash pas ment and monthly
1nsta llit ats VIII buy 3stOry brick House 4S7 St
sW: = rooms and al mod iInIs. ju<t thoroughly
rePI and now ready for occUpansy. Inquire OF A. i.
BAlfht<s. 9Jl NiFtciI,la avenue southwest. Oc42w'
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TIE PERMANENT PARTITION OF TURKEY CoNsID-

ST. PETERSBURG, october 4.-The Russia. a Slayo-
phil organ states that at the recent meeting OF the
three emperors at Skiernwise, a proposal was
adopted at the instance OF Prince Bismarck 60 per-
nit Austria to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina with
out Russia or Germany protesting,
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(Has Il. sTANLEY. Solicitor.

&JTTs1 ace SAL OF TEE STNTPI- PROPERTY 1T
- 81 T- ETLi.F NJ on TIL. WARRINGTON
EEh %CT o. TIE e. & .. II. T.,
ON = ~iiO.<T DISTANCE EROA WASHINGTON
Il-r- i.r--7ei aszi-nee. will by virtue Of the|e.,
pow (. a.Urt-as-e from Aar-arrt Paxton =
ia p Nl.,is.cr on ts 2Sth DIV = april. I5S3 -
a-i -..d n !. hc- J. " b. No ? 30 ~ &c. one Of
t. ls. record l-ks fer Tince 6corses county or
tn llt i-y q nv tSs Offer for sac. public
Z ~ Ell t-r .zyrlis.s
SaIUEDAY, TIE FErST DAY OF NOVEMBER
I,sf. Al Two O'CLOCK p NJ,
a. th<e CERTAIN. Pse parcels 81 lands and premises
convey q q sid Jso5 A Eegistcr 20 said Margaret
= t5 rs s.e~ 1t< C@te ths nth say Of AT,Tii 1883
Re -itrs osid.tso 20 HyattssIIi- Marylarld as per
Ilsts CORDED IN Iil5er " A. J. No 4 folio 5lt AMI
iif- " \ y No , fclio G2T OF IRE lsud records Of
trlnc eef-'s county. Maryland. d the same beng
cscrists ed hour - follows T. Wit Commencing
a. post o. lie Nssi-- and Baltimore turn Ike
IGrklie dv lslo line between lots tl} thirteen and y
[ozf aud rHEiIG -, she line Uf said turn Pike nor Al
DIX t=ss, NO hundred and ninety let - SIX tt)
lncht n q ist Iilr Arg i OF avenue thence soutE
tj7 Ge- east, three b1tEe and ve (yl51 feet
u nee sou 10 deg. Vst txo hundred and fttv-ci nj
go let - corner 81 lots II and "a theIce nnr{h
o. de west Ole hli.ired and eight, eight llS} feet
tieiice EVrrf st1- Dig west EIlir and twenty
ar - ieet 70 place % bs-uniII Containing acrrs
OF liant Io-e OF IlSs The improvements consist OF ore
tSo-stor5 frame dwelling, with back bu lding
Terms VI z-4ic: CASH.
vEO. E LOwFREE. Assignee
. - 10 ST. Paul street la tiinure
TAYLOR x CREASiEl. Auc;i IlesEs oc4-slSwS(ibs