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4 UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
"A AND uNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE To CLOSE

AN ESTATE
On the days and at the hours hereinafter stated ~.
will offer for sale. at pub ic suction, in front of 3
Gated in the city Of Washington b strict OF Columbia:
On MONDAY, OCTOl Err ,1XTH, 1884 at FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ, ard continuing until the whole is sold
square 495. now mentioned va
The west part Of SO. about D feet front by 100 16
Dseliina 10 47s street sowe ss '"0's'0f' f'cA
Lot TO- fronting 20 feet 9Th street. between and
streets southwest. by lo5 feet deep to an alley. unn
Lot H. the southeast corner OF 9Th and streets
southwest l6 feet front 9th street by los feet
to IN alley improved By two-story Brick DWELLING
l. Lot S. fronting IS 81 inches by depth Of 125
feet to an alley improved by three story Brick Store
ALSO the unimproved sub lot i'm square 496.on the
southeast corner of and 9Th streets southwest 24
feet or 50 81 e fss5 81 3 e an fs{
Of s32 each lot fronting n feet inches 9Th
street east by loS feet deep each lot improved BY
ON "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTH. 1884. At
MAJORS recorded subdivision of original lot s. in square
a. fronting l8 feet north street BY depth Of IS
1eet improved by two-story frame dwelling. No. 22l5
ON TMTKsDAY, OCTOBER NINTH 1884. at FOUR
$1,000 n y the unimproyed lot numbered I, in
Jersey avenue. o and Sd streets northwest and
tanning 10S4 square feet Of ground. more or lesa
eiehteen snd the Daance h a. r We've
notes 70 be given for the deferred payments
x per cent interest from days OF SALE payable
sold and sctory insurance policies on the
pnid,ngs; or AL cash. any sgeater portion than
and es,a the desire a sS
posit on acceptance Of each Bid.
JAMES j EDWARDS 9,s T.sstss:.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct -" seaEeoSds
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Al Narracansett park yesterday, The stallion
MaNey Cobb uotted a mile 2l3s, lowering
PhallaS' record q half second.
The Society OF the Sons OF Revolution has taken
In hand the work OF raising sl25.eoo Necessary for
completing the Bartholdi statue OF liberty. Every
man, woman, and child Is invited 10 send a. and
President Arthur Is invited 10 head the list.
bishop Giinour prints a card. In which he insists
that Mr. Cowles denied his daughter freedom OF
conscience In the exercise or her religion.
H. W. Biggs, son OF a wealthy engineer OF Lon
don, England who arrived In Montreal In tte latter
part OF June, Is missing.
yesterday vs. degrees In the shade higher
than at any time during the summer One case Of
Sunstroke was reported
There were s2l fresh cases ana 90 Deaths from
cholera I'm Italy yesterday
Madame Patti has been sued 10y French man
ager Tor 10000 for breach OF contract
The Ohio supreme court yesterday granted leave
10 NE petitions IN error In the scott nQuor tax law
cases and advanced Them on the docket nxinG The
time Tor the hearing on October p
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CrNcKRKIY."



fAsIlAL kEtIEF BY REFRESHING sHowKRs yRssxG-
Dh-NoT ENOUGH RAINFALL TO KAsH TEE WAfBB
N The CANAL-IHh DRAp-Hoc NUISANCE
Correspondents Of THr EVENING srsR
CUkBERlkSp, Nh, October I, 1884
The long drought In Western Maryland mas oome
10 close Rain has fallen In showers here for The
last "a hours and It Will partially relieve the as
tress OF the farming community OF this section, but
not enough TO open up navigation on the canal It
is generally conceded that little OF no wheat A TO
be sown In this and neighboring counties The
grlss In the lowlands viii be saved for next scasp n
but on the hills and exposed slopes it past rsur-
rection- Canal men say that AZ some points there
has been no rain 20 speak OF. and that Ihey will NOS
be able 10 carry fun tonnage until more water falla
The effect OF this on the rsvenue OF Themselves the
canal company and the shippers viii be very III
indeed The tendency is towards railroad ship
ments only, and the basin IL full of empty hoafA
Boatmen up IN the last few days say that whflsg
the reports OF the numbers o. dead hogs IN the
canal were greatly exaggerated. they were not
without strong foundation. anc that even yet they
are unable 10 Use the water VI the canal for their
mules or themselves, which h. a source OF great
suffering 70 them. IL is 10 be hoped. however that
the rain VIII nd the water OF mitch " Its pollution.
A
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Judge Thoman's Political Speeches.
HIS COLLEAGUE, DR.. eREeoRr, SAYS TUE CHARGES
AGAINST him ARE UNJUST
The attention OF Commissioner Gregory having
been called to certain newspaper paragraphs cen
suring Judge Thoman for his absence nom the
commission rooms. and for making political
speeches In Ohio he says that the charges against
Judge Thoman are unjust, II not also partly false
The facts are that the members or the commission
agreed together to take their vacations log turns
so that the ONCE might not be left without the
presence OF one OF them throughout the summer
IL reu 20 Judge Thoman 20 remain In washington
during the hot month OF August while his col
leagues were both absent, and according TO ar
rangemeuts be took his vacation In september
Commissioner Gregory adds that Judge Thoman is
not one whit behind either OF his associates IN his
honest, hearty and efhcienf support OF tho civil
service law In all It's provisions II, during his
vacation, he Is exercising his right 20 address his
fellow citizens on public questions, he Is doing no
more than other officers OF the government are
doing. and his addresses. II not absolutely Bon-
partlzan In Character, are connned TO great Ques-
tons OF public policy including civil service re
form.
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TNNSyTyASJa PoUTF

HE dkEArr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To THE N6RTH, Hf ST. ND ai9S SOUTHWEST.
Do'sfT dhh k Sf akS efEft Equipment
liz EFFECT july 10TH. 1884.
Tor Pittsburx and the West, Chicago Limited Express
s40a daily TO Cincinnati and ST Louis. with Sleep
Carte St Louis: daily. except saturday 10 Chicago
s sP sy Sth aaee CAR to
hso connects daily for Sheago with Sleeping Car
FOR P,tsb,rg and the West. with Palace Sleeping Car
"a1 sarf MORE % nm aS1 POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. Canandaigua. Rochester. buffalo. Niagara
IT ss sseR with Taasf c5
on saturSi,y night vii not run beyond Remove,
Tor Sew i5Tk and the Fast. us. $50 and 100 a
iSeo and liz ,o P m Limited Exprsss OF Pullman
Tor Boston without change. 10 p every weekday
On suDday 40 2 n
City W tn boats Of Broo kyI Annex sforling di-
rec, transfer to Fulton street avoiding ferriass
Ter TLIadeIpha. lis. 8 20 and II a m ~ 400. 60
Ills y IN Limited E1press $40 a m daily. except
Tor Baltimore. es5. us. $40. $40. HOO a. M. 1905
2I0, 400 AS 40. 500. 40. 10 90 aud II. Is !, m
On suaiay. 40. n0Oa- IL. AGO. 6Uo. 40 1000 and
For Toies Creek Line. IS a. m. and 40 p IL daily
For Ahn.p9ils. 81 M. l2o5 and 40 p m daily ez-
ALfxASDRiA AND FREpERICKsBURG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
For Als1.ndria. go. 100 925 Hos and II-35 a. m.
2o5. as. 400, 9. % s.p5 and n-35 y. On SUNDAY
st6-0 2 - IL. 05 a N Z % D. m
For RChnU Id and the south $50 and IL % a. m daily
AID 90 daily. except sunday.
Trains lsaVe Ae1andTa for Washington 05 so 10 90
lt-lOs o. 800, 8. 3. 5i0. 705 and lu 40 r. H. ,
and II 10 midnight (except Monday. On Sunday at
Is0 and - 10 T. 1.Oo and 1910 p H. and lilo
night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast corner
81 18Th street and PenEsy vania aud at sta
tOn. whsTr orders be lett Tor the checking OF ba,
6ASe ~ destination from hotels aud reside noes
CdA>- + fUGH, j. X. WOOD
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DlED,


,sss nfnSon tpSR f. . 49, q. s.s
Rear Admiral john c. Beaumonf.
FILLEBRowN. On Saturday. seitenber q lo6g
at the nayy yard. New York. THOMAS SCOTT FILA
BROWN. Commodore United States navy. ssed sixav
The funeral services VIII take place 1t Ia m on
Lnnrsday October I'd. from tiae chapel ID osk hiu
FLYNN. September soth, 1884. ANNIE. belovsa
daughter "a michael and Catherine Flynn. IN d
Funeral vii tain place THURSDAY morning from a.
Baitnore and Ohio dspot 70 take tram for 81 Soss.
where tbs iinsl services VIII take place.
oocS n rs.seG N fTo s e a isss n.y.
sian fSesu q anE LIE asz e aISk h se e
w. ran spsp o 9a s s = 81 oos 'ns
ternnent st Conversational Cemetery. =
LAc N,a On Ts:dsy ssysa9ssr p 1ssx e 80
and only daushter q William and cs<hanns naxsaaa.
Tunsrsf .il t.Es place from her hte rsAae.ss M.
- aa.s.chu,etts sveras ne nesthSssS On Ihnr,asy
rict' church q 10 am. Friends q q. ssmaS :. n
Hs spaN e ssssss g ,ss 1t O'Clock.
Funeral VIA ssSe pisce fru@ kis l.ss rsnds.o. -
sS'si.ef e Fsssss ana s.sas. =: Ss.S:asf.lir
O'Clock : N HEsET sEfffkkT. sssd sls a ,.:s.s
He died as hs iSsa Win perfect trust i'm h,. s.xou-
ia1 az NV Ssr r. Ds s :: -
ma Germany. and eu1grsted 60 fh1e snutry h loIl
since xhcs taIns he hss LIVED 2 ths 3sret Of celln-
- his city, where he has since resided
The funeral viii take place from bis late roudspcs
1919 1h esrsst nor thwsst to-snorr0s. Thnruday g
II 30 o'clock
lPhiladelphia md BaltimoEs pxpe1 passae coprl
SULLIVAN. On soptnlbsr 90 1eeA 1HOnlaS n
SULLIVAN Of who'd aasa.rE N d lasS -sshsS
yer
Remains win be taken 10 Boston for intsrmeut
wEEEh On nondsy. septs.nber 2sth. lssA Macy
,5 - 80 sn,rfy,ssvsp Sssn ssd four nouS
The fr1ends and Fe1atvee reape ffu1lv fuxfSd A.
attend the funer from her ate resde9ce No Ii9o -
streek southeast On Thursdag ocaobW 81 II ~ -
tbaltmore pApsB pasaR cupy1
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The baltimore Markets.

coupons, 81 North Carolina SKIES old, 1oi bid to-
day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. October Lotion quiet--mid.
do
IS ko n Srsnd. suPss Patspss CO.
$50, do. superlative patent. eco. Wheat-southern
s red an winter
red. spot slslaS5: October s4slas5, November. s7s
white 6sa7o DO yellow Sese7 western n. mixed p
syi7anis saass; western white 1885 do mI1sd ssssa
Bye quiet S2a6s Hay firm and to choice
easy ssd quiet Ness PORK Is Bull mests-shoaders
and clear T;b s,des, packed 7Asil Rac9n.shouldess
sss2s Eye. quiet AND essy. 3ssai pstroisan
e s sx sSses T soe ss
fined quiet 12ksl2H. Whisky steady, i1s.l y.
wheat zsooo bushels: corn $500 bushels; Data 100
Sa:Ssi: CORN sSaa $50 Sus sssa'' ''
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO liz, October 1l:Is . m.Westher Is
Corr msss hsser oa &c hshsr Pork unchanged
GO No. os,ss:, p, ss %ns:.,
ssT Cor. october. IS; November. ls1f year az:
ysnasY g: Nay: 4o4 oats- s2 ; rs kossm-
sf Ssss is Pseep 1ssF 5:as.
The Petroleum Market.
STANDARD white. no das. test lie
PIrTssqaa: Pa, October lon fairly .essys se q
ss asS S a1 is eSssaS
RANg1 Or fHn THxRAoMsrRk-The tcli0wing
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MEDICAL. &c.

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTI.SOR
Nj two of DIR. BROTHERS mvigorating Coslhal
VIII any case of Seminal Weakness Nervous De.
bihty and Impotency 1t imparts v1gor to the whols
system SOC street southwest. sea1-1ms
DE YE HEALED. 60 TO DIR. BROTHERS, COG
ID and 9C street southwest and be cured The only
reliable resident advertising physician in Washington
He has given his attention the treatment
and cure # all forms Of Disc particularly that
a priva1f character. for over 81 years. se27-lm'
RI Has NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il DR. BROTHERS is not the oldest established adj
can confidently consult Dr.. BROTHEiS. SOC b st s.w
Particular attention paid TO all diseases peculiar to
ladies' married single All irregularities and oya-
ran troubles successfully treated 80 Board, with
good accommodations. and kind efficient nurses furn-
ihed TO thOse who desire to stay few days the
city under hts treatment. se21-lms
TSoR INFORMATION CONCERNING THE MA
II terntie. retired and weIl-conducted Home for
Ladies n confinement, address Mrs MARGARET NOR
GAN, l6J w. Lombard street Baltimore, Nd se2l-2w
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONL'
LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WESI
VIA WASHINGTON
IoUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER

Is THE MODEL FAST line AND THE ONLY
t IsE BETTEKS The EAST AND THE WEST j:
IotBLE TEAGk s, g Z COUPLER
SCHEDULE IN ITFEtT srSD.Y. JUNE 18TH
sysnu, and street.
ie! q ieago cincinnati Loqsye and 81 Louis daily
Coaches and Pala.e Sleeping Cars to above points.
.ithoq; change: lO:l5 IN daily 70 Chicago. except
IeT Iiitsburr at 80 and $40 .. m daily; $40
Fer .Toledo and Detroit. via Monrorville 1o:l5a m
daily wth Sleeper for Toledo. via Wheeling aud
Trains TOT Philadelphia and New York a. $40 a m,
10 70 daily. with Parlor and sleeping Cars at
Ter Baltimore week days s. 30 GAO 500 $40 900
minute tram 40 go co 100 so 80 10: 10 p
Ier Baltimore on Sundays. 30. 500. $50 m. 1.25
2SS- Soo .4o. 30. ESQ., 7:Oo $40 $40 and IO:l0p
1orFoints on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad 1915
xer Annapolis. $40 a m. and I2I0 and 40 D. m on
xor Way stations between Washington and Baltimore,
lGioS N on Sundays SO a and Is 10 ana
=. 20 ? m dor stations en- he,ropciisan branch:
m. daily for principal ststions yil MetraroltaE
Valley Srsneh so m dv s{oep s saasV and md
Irederek 80 a. IL. lo:l5 4ij L. daily
JeI Asserst0wn. lois and SIS p m daily excep.
1ains srriye from the West daily CO. 1:soa m. 22a
6.4Q 9.25p.
from Ne~ Yers ard Philadelphia 2:s5. sSoa m daily
$40 y. daily. except Sunday.
Prom Annapolis. $50 a and 80 and C:ST % m
SUNDAY 9.53 a. m, 6:3T y.
Prom IexJ1gtou. 2:l5 T. IN. daily. except Sunday
Iryp4 Frederick and intermediate points. n
215 p. H.. and s:I2 D. daily. except sunday; sIj
d M DAILY from Point Of Rocks.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 100 40
$50 rs 7:So. st9 sio and 1880 m. i2:l5. 2.50
days 20 $40 7:l5. 7:30. So 800 M / 80 5:UQ
ii trans fron ashinsfon stop at Relay Station q,
cept $50 D. ~
On further information apply AZ the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofce-N ashingtOn Station, Gig aud 1851
kensy lyania corner l3t street where ORDER
vii be taken fer baggage 70 be checked and received II
my POINT IN tine city.
Nm CLEMEN1S NJ Of T. Baltimore
ILL q Il LORD. Gen1 Passenger Agent
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED BUILDING
SITES. AT THE INTERSECTION OF TWENTY
SECOND STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIR AVE
NUE NORTHWEST, BEING ALL OF LOT 2 IN
SQUARE II CONTAINING 1882 SQUARE FEET
OF GKOUND. BEING IN THE WEST END, AND
TIE MOST RAPIDLY IMPROVING PORTION OF
THE CITY.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCToBERn&
SECOND. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell. in{6R
front Of the premises the above mentioned prop---
erty fronting Isl 1I2 feet New Hampshire avenue
and 1879 Hip feet on 22d street west.
Terms: Gnethird cash. balance in aud two years
notes TO bear interest and TO be secured by deed of
trust or all cash. at option OF purchaser Title good
sale. sel8ecSds
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The HARVEST Moon Is PAST.

THE "EQUINOCT1AL" IS PAST DUE. LIKELY TO
BE ALONG ANY MOMENT. THEN FALL IN TEN.
PERATURE. AND THEN YOU'LL WANT A FALL
SUIT. OR FALL OvERCOAT. OR EoTH.
WE ARE READY FOR YOU. THE FORMER YOU
CAN SELECT AT FROM SO TO s35. THE LATTER
FROM 3I2 TO $40
WE OFFER YOU. THE LATEST AND BEST
STYLES. THE BEST WORKMANSHIP, AND GUAR
ANTEE JUST WHAT WESAY ABOUT OUR GOODS
OUR TICKETS ON THE GOODS WILL TELL YOU
WHETHER THE MATERIAL Is ALL WOOL OR
NOT; WE WILL HAVE BUT ONE PRICE. AND
THAT"wAY DOWN."
YOU BUY YOUR COAL BEFORE FROST COMES;
YOU PROVIDE YOUR DINNER BEFORE YOU ARE
READY TO SIT DOWN TO IT: WHY NOT ORDER
YOUR CLOTHING AT ONCE, YOU KNOW YOU'LL
NEED IT SOON
IF YOU PREFER CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
WE CAN SUIT YOU. WILL MAKE SUITS TO
MEASURE FROM s25 TO SIS. AND GIVE YOU THE
WORTH OF THE MONEY IN EITHER
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A Ms..,..,pp, Flood Feared.

ST. Lofts. october IA special 20 the Post Do
pafct, from Quincy, Ill. SAYS: The river at this
point IS IL feet above low water marx and IL rapidly
rising. The unusual rise az this season OF the
year occasions the gravest fears on the low lands,
where immense damage will be done unless the
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PHYSICIANS AND DRuse1srs
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sBB 4 { 90 Wv M ssss
TT f ~ ) Isl
BBE y TIT TIT ZEE RRE ssss
e. e. f ! + T.. ! Fl s IS: IS
AS THE BEST TONIC.

=, This medicine. combinin sron With pune vegetable
INDIGESTION, MALARIA. NEAKNESS IMPURE
BLOOD, CHIILS AND FEVER, aud NEURALGIA
reaches part of the system pures and enriches
the blood the muscles and
and inviKorates the system.
FINE APPETZER-Bestt tonic known.
1t will cure the worst of Dyspepsia removing al
distressing symptoms such Tasting the Foo Belch-
ing, Heat in the Stomach, Heart lurn. etc.
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
BLACKEN OR INJURE THE TEETH
1t Is invaluable for diseases peculiar women and 70
ali persons who lead sedentary lives.
AN UNFAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
HE LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork ner.
vous troubles loss of appetite debility experience
quick relief and renewed energy by its use
IT DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
CONSTIPAT1ON-otherH Iron medicines do
1t is the only preparation Of Iron that no fnju.
rious effects Physicians and Druggists recommend it
as the BEST. TRY IT.
The genuine has Trade MArkand crossed red lines ON
wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
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LOVERS UNITED IN DEATH-Tne dead bodies of q
man and woman were found Saturday afternoon
just outside the city OF Dallas. Tex The mans
arms were extended and partially lying on tho
womans II IN the alontes OF death he had sought
TO embrace her. She was about eighteen years OF
age, wore a diamond brooch. and Was dressed with
exquisite taste He appeared 10 be few years her
senior Between them lay q revolver, with two
chambers empty. Near by was found d note writ
ten In a clear, bold hand, saying: las we cannot
be united In life will be III death. George Fares
trick and Annie MaLior.n A ialer dispatch says
that Geo. Farestrick was a young ofricT IN tho
German army visiting America on years leave uf
absence, and he had been stopping al q hotel for
several weeks HIS parents refused 20 sanction
flaafr,
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V1HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

fHNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucttoneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ELEGANT CABINET
FURNITURE, BELONGING TO THE LATE g. NJ.
WIGHT. AND CONTAINED IN WARE ROOMS
NOS. 627 AND 62s LOUISIANA AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, TOGETHER WITH A LARGE
STOCK OF CABINET LUMBER, WHITE CURL
ED HAIR UPHOLsTERING MATERIAL. CON
TENTS OF WORKSHOP. sc. SALE TO con-
TIME ON THE DAYS MENTIONED BELOW
UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK is DISPOSED OF.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court the Dis
tric of Columbia passed in the matter Of the of
iilbert NJ Wight. deceased the undersigned Admins
traitor Will proceed to SELL at public auction. without
regard to cost. On MONDAY. SEPTEM BER TWENTY
SECOND, lisa az TEN O'CLOCK, and on thursday.
SEPIEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH, at SAME HOUR,
and continue thereafter MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS until the entire stock is disposed Of This Is
without doubt the largest and most valuable stock
Cabinet Furniture offered public sale in the city
and the sale offer opportunity to purchasers to
rst-clsS goods Goods can be inspected at any
time Parties not wishing to tend the auction buy
at private sale at greatly reduced prices
Terms cash. REGINALD FENDAI1.
seZ7-lw Administrator.
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TTNHOS. j. FISHER CO., Real Estate Auctioneers
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING THE HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE No. l423 K Strict NORTHWEST. IN


THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed on the 9th day of Ja-s
uary, A. ID 1884, and supplemental order entered ~1
on the Path day OF September A. u. 1884. equity
No 944 wherein the United States of America
complainant and Samuel Snoot ct al defendants
the undersigned trustee named in said decree will offer
for sale at public auction in front of the premses on
THUR DAY, the NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D.
1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, all that
certain parcel Of real estate situate in the city
Of Washington d. c., known and described Tot num-
bered twelve Q2) i'll hidwells subdivision Of SQUARE
numbered two hundred and seventeen Old recorded
in the Office Of the surveyor of the District of Columbia
the said lot having frontage of "A feet the north
side of street by depth of l35 feet toether with the
imprOv eHents thereof, consisting of handsome and
commDdiOus three-story brown-Stone front residence
with large back building. known house No. 1923
street northwest
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree: One third
of the purchase money be paid cash. and resi-
due in three quail instruments at six 49, twelve 12} and
eighteen QS months from day of sale with interest
six 60 cent the deferred payments to be secured
by the notes Of the purchaser made in favor
Of the trustee and lien reserved upon the premises
sold or all the purchase money may be paid cash at
the option o. the purchaser No deed will be given
until all the purchase money is paid deposit Of $500
terms OF sale are not complied with within ten days
and cost of the defaulng purchaser All conyeyancins
at purchasers cost. RANDOLPH COYLE. Trustee.
se24 d&ds Office of q. S. Attorney, City Hall,
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INV YORK, October l-Bradsfreets report The
failure OF MessrS Day Bros Co., dry goods and
$4,000
Pf1TsBrRe, Pa, October l--scen WILCOX. foun-
ufyman, OF Sharpsourg, Pa, made an assignment
TO-DAY, Tor The benefit az his creditors, 70 James
Maginiey
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HR PAssrp rur crvu SERVICE ExAnuArIoH-A
party In Texas, writing sn application for IN ap-
pointment In the postal service ssys 81 pasr.d
lhe csH service examination last February, and
can give good Recommendations
Yours, CTNcEREIY."
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of eri facias issued out of the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia and to ME directed will sell at public sale
for cash. i'll front of the Court House door of the said
Bstrc ct on MONDAY, the HIk1EkNTH DAY OF
OCT OBER. 1884. at TWELVE O'CLOCK M all the
right title claim and interest of the defendant in and
to the following described property wit The south
half OF Lot ten SO in hundred and two QO2,
in the City of Washington satisfy execution number
HARRIET A. ZAN1ZINGER.
CLAYTON McMIcHAEL.
U. s. Marshal
THoMAS BOWLING, Auct. se19-tds
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RAILROADS.
TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
fhE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

AND WEST
Schedule in effect Az CSr 2. 1884.
e1OAM-SEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
conBe ctioBs all points South and Southwest.
Daily ept Sunday. with G. & q. Railway Pull
Dlsn Sleeping Buffet cars from New TX and Wash
iilston to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cars from
" Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans,
SIP N-lOUISVIIIE FAST LINE DAILY via Char
louisville to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
Points Pullman Sleeping Washington 20
Louisville
q all points South and Southwest via Danvlle ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday with c. & U. Railway.
Pullman SleeYiDg from WASHINGTON via DAN
willie. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also.
from Washington Charlotte ana Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 200
: NJ and $40 p II. daily, except sunday.
Warrrnton rains leave Washington at 9:10 AN and
5=1o r. NJ daily.
For tickets and information inquire Conpany's Of
fGs SOL penrsy lvania avenua Trains B. &
i. -tatlC.i.
u SLAUGHTER n MACDANIEL.
Gen Pass Agent Agent
su3 SCT. HAAS Traffic Na1aper