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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-08
I'd Edition.
Latest fGlegranS to The Star.
ORIO'S OCTOBER VOTE.

The Democratic HOPES Chairman
HafHar Says the State is Democratic
-EA.S haIrfnan IhOmpsOn Says IL IL
ePnbiican-Repubiican Claims Not
Large.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS OHIO, october 8.
There Is large mass OF conflicting information
at the respective political headquarters here rela
tive to next Tuesdays vote Chairman Bargar. OF
the democratic state committee. is confident Of a
democratic victory, in fact he is enthusiastic over
Dis claim This Is somewhat confirmed by we'll
FOUNDED rear In republican quarters that the repub-
iican vote will not be fully poed There is apathy
IN the western reserve growing out of over-conii-
dence among the local politicians, and an appeal
has been made through the republican press and
otherwise, for more vigilance and activity in that
quarter The Leading republican organ OF the state
In abiding TO this says: 'OhlO is republican state
whenever the people come out and vote. This
they will undoubtedly do in November; why not in
OCTOBER" The democrats have the entire state
machinery in their hands from governor to the
board OF pubic works, and they using it in the
language OF the Cincinnati Gazette ''for all 1t Is
worth" The moderate republican claim Of ma
jority. averages about 5000 or 10000 votes, which
hard work between now and Tuesday night next
may possibly increase. But one OF the singular
features OF the canvass is the fact that leading
democrats give UP the state 10 the republicans
The editor OF the Columbus Times, the democratic
paper here, says that there is no doubt that the
repuollcans will carry the state, and that all the
democrats can do is to reduce their majority
Hon. Jonn G. Thompson, ex-chairmap OF the demo-
cralic state committee and X-Sergeant-at-ArmS OF
the h. OF X, In an interview says 'Ohio Is sure TO
go for Blaine. Cleveland is unknown in the state
The concession the democrats made at Chicago
that Ohio was Il republican state oy refusing TO
name Mr.. Thurman, is correct. Ohio Will go re-
publican on Tuesday neXu.' At the democratic
committee rooms a member says Mr.. Thompson is
"Sour' because he was not made chairman OF the
committee, and that he don't know what he is
talking about 1t has been stated that much de-
pended on the di5affected vote in the Hooking val
ley where 1t has been repeatedly declared that
10000 to Il. 900 miners are out OF work. These fig
ures proved to be much exaggerated. The counties
OF Gaiiia, Jackson, Perry, Hooking, Athens, and
MegS compose the Hooking valley, and last year
they polied about 1000 votes AS good many
have left the total will be less this year. Mr.
Blaine is expected to speak in the valley to-day.
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The baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. October s-virein.a skies. past due
coupons, BIZ; North Carolina skies. DID, LOS bid to-
day.
BALTIMORE Nh. October Section quiet--rnid-
ding. 10. Flour steady, with moderate inquiry
@ street fa and s!s ZEE sSpe at2 % ae
G75; do. extra. 300a357; do Rio brands. 462s475
Patapsco family. $50: do. super!ative patent. 800
closing dull: southern red s5aa9 do amber 90a95 No
Maryland. 90A asked: No western winter red. spot
ceniber S7Nas7x: Ja. uary. s9AassH. Corn-southern
nominal: western dull: southern WHITE 65; do yellow
Oats steady and sias5 western White
33a34; do. mixed S0aalH Pennsylvania: ala34 Rye
and h te ehs'ss a
active Mess pork. II so Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear crn S sides sa pscked %
creamery 2 steadS
ordinary e fair saie Sugar steady aud
s9 ~ Frsehs 90 pr
hour. 1850 barrels wheat so 600 bushels corn $3.50
wheat, 47s.ooo bushels; corn. 500 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL.,. October S-Weather is chilly and
snd to &C. rher Corn was guar LAD
declined and November while all the had sd-
STEADY nsd 80 was
ostobss 5sx psssm6e s.n9sIy
5.nusTy 3s May g.,
oeto6sr 75s: November. 1875 December. 7a7,s: Jan
The Petroleum NJ .rket.
CLEVELAND, O., October Petroleum unchanged
SI1TsSSGS Ss,Sssr aa,. ana very little
Tho Phillips wen IS doing % barrels per hour '.
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Democrats Betting on Ohio.


Democrats in this vicinity nave pucked up courage
with regard to Ohio during the last few days and
some money has been bet even On the result in
that state One resident of Alexandria has made
several bets, even money, that Ohio goes demo-
cratic. Several Washington men have bet the
same way. This willingness to stake money is the
result or late Information One man wrote to a
nected with the party management there, asking
him for bed rock facts, saying he wanted the In
formation for betting purposes. The reply assured
him that the state would go democratic, and adj
vtsed him TO venture his money upon it, The DEM
ocratS have secured the services OF one Mcbride,
the leading spirit among the Hooking valley
miners. He has been O republican all his life, but
never made speech until the Othey day, when he
began a canvass OF that valley for the democrats
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CHAs. II. STANLEY. Solicitor.

MORTGAGE SALE OF FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY AT
HiATTSNII.LE Mo. on THE WASHING TON
BRANCH OF THE b. K o. K r.,
ONLY SHORT DISTANCE FROM WASHINGTON.
The undersigned. assignee. will. by virtue of the
power given IN a mort rage from Margaret Paxton
t. Jacob A. Register. the 18th day II April 1853
ard recorded in Der J. W b. Nc. 2 foiU &c Ut
the land record books for Prince Georges county.
the nth day of May 1888 offer for SALE public auc
tUn on the premises.
SATURDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1884. AT TWO O'CLOCK +. NJ.
ali those certain pieces parcels of lands and premises
conveyed by id Jacob A Register 70 said Margaret
Paxton by deed bearing date the 9th day of Ar 1888.
being lot IA and sUb-Ot and p2rt Of sublot b. of
lie ister's addition Hyattsvile. Mary per
Ilats recorded in Liber W A. J.. No. i. folio 504. and
Ii5er W. A j.. No. g. folio 621 of the land records Of
Prince Georges county. Maryland d the being
described and honle follows. IL wit: Commencing
post tine Washington and Baltimore turnpike.
marking division line between lots 80 thirteen and IA
fOrte anG running the line Of said turnpike north
deg. east. two hundred and ninety feet coo (6)
inches TO post narking line of south
S912 deg east three hundred and twenty (S2) feet
thence 10 deg. west two hundred and fifytight
(1 feet post OF lots - and H. thence north
81 deg west. hundred aud eighty eight CSS) feet.
thence north SEA deg west enc hundred and twenty
four t124D place of begnniu containing acres
OF land more or less he Improvements consist OF one
two-stOry frame DIV Hing, with back building.
Terms of sale: Cash.
GEO E. LOwEREE. Assignee
10 St Paul street, Ba tinore
TAYLOR Il DREAMER. Aucti- neers. oc4-sSw Sdbs
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THIS EVENJNG

T ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
- LoApIHG SHOT Guns; IMPoKIED IREA ENC
SILVER PLATtD WARE, DINNER AND TEA
SETS CASIORS, FRUIT STANDS. &c; FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC bOXES FROM TWO
TO Ten TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
gEWELRY; CUTLERY; OPERA GLASSES:
BANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORs RE-
NOLYERS. Tools AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
BY direction OF the owner to change business. will
sell, the premises, al the above stock of J. u.
OMEARA & Co. 1877 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, ID. c. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
Great bargains may he expected. FOLEY, Auct
y. b-Ihe fixtures VIII norbe sold as, at termin-
alton of sale, the store Will be occupied by j. U.
O'NEARA & CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
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MIR. BLAINE In OHIO.
He Makes a Journey i'm a Carriage

He Makes a Journey i'm a Carriage
Enthusiastic Reception I'm MassillOn.
MAssILLoN, october s.-Mr. Blaine, accompanied
by Hon. VIM. Mckinley and by long line Of pri-
vate carriages. drove over this morning from Can
ton to this city, distance OF eight miles. The
scenery between the two places is very beautiful,
ana as the weather was fair the carriage
drive was refreshing relief from railroad travel
Nearly all the houses and stores along the main
street, by which the city was entered, were deco
rated with Blaine and Logan flags and other repub-
lcan emoiems, While more than the population Of
the town seemed 10 be out TO receive Mir. Blaine.
Upon the program was procession composed Of
republican clubs and manufacturing operatives OF
establishments carried on in this part OF Ohio
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
ROE AND THE

ITO NohFoLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
Il SOUTH
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANYS popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves !th street wharf on
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at $50 p Return
ing leaves Norfolk Monday Wednes lay, and Friday
at hour. stopping at Piney Point and Corneld
Harbor going and retu ming.
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers Connect also With New York and Rich;
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
OHIO ticket office, at 18th street and Pennsylva-
Mia avenue; ST. Marc hotel, Office Of knoxs express,
9th street and Pennsylvania avenue. and at company
Office. Ith street wharf.
Kox's express will call for and check baggayefro
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until p. m.
Se27 WILLIAM WEIGH Auanf
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auct.oneers.

SPECIAL SALE.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EMBRAC-
ING HANDS,lMEP ARLOR SUITE, WALNUT AND
A A;,I Ch Gil BEE SET WALNUT WARDkOBE
GHMks; WMNUI n T. slphB0ARps, DIN;
ING CHAIRS. BOOK CASE, LOUNGES. WALNUT
CHAIRs. HAIR AND .oTHFR MATTREssEs
FEATHER PILL vs. AND BOLSIERS. RIG
BRU -SELS AND OTHER CARPETS, CROCkERY
ANDGLi SSWARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, ETC,
BEING THE EN- IRE EFFECTS OF A FAMILY
De- LINING HOUSEKEEPING AND REM OWED
To OUR STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE
AT AL TION.
On THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER NINTH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. will sell at our
spacious saesroos the above fine collection Of house
hold goods which attention OF buyers called oc6 st
fTOR SALE-SHEEP. LAMBS AND CATTLE.
Il We will sell, at public auction on THURSDAY &C.
IOBER NINE 1894 at the cattle pens. 10Th and b
streets W. the following Stock 800 young Ewes and
Wethers. $50 Lambs. 4 yoke of young oxen, some
broken Also lot Of fresh Cows Sprngers stock CATTLE
etc. Terms c sh. C. +. WILKINS & CO., Aucts
Sale commences at IL am. Oc6-3ts
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DUSCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
TRusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE
II TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON, b. c., BEING
PREMISES No. 1901 STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 2oth day of ga
May. A D. 1878. and recorded in Liber 70i. ouo H:a
4l9 OF the lana records for the Dstric. Of Co XII
luinb the suserer as surviving Trustee under said
deed OF trust will SELL at public auction front the
premises on MEDNEsDAY. the TwENrY-SECOND
PAY or OCTOBER. 1854. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ :.
al those certain parts pieces of land and Iremses
situate and being in The city of Washington District OF
Columbia and known and distinguished as Lot enc ID
az part OF lot three 49, Of Drury recorded subdivision
q qnare one hundred and eighty FIVE the are
Ehown anu NUMBERED on n" ground plan of said city,
the following Inetes and DO unds commencing for the
same At the southeast corner Of said lot % and said
square a.d running thence north hundred and ten
Ql0 feet THENCE west nftythree t52) feet three (j)
chcs thence south ore hundred aid ten CIJ) feet
and thence east fifty al feet three 3 inches
BEGINNING together with the improvements thereon
cash II terms Of sale are not complied with within
Eve 90 days from day of sale the right of resay the
property at the risk and cost Of the defAultnx
is reserved. deposit of 500 required At time Of sale
J. Q ADAMS.
octd&cS Surviving Trustee :.
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Charges Against an Alexandria Col.
Ored Minister Dismissed.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR:
ALEXANDRIA, october 8.-A colored girl named
Alice Roy obtained warrant this morning for the
Rev. Wooley f. Graham, pastor OF the Princess
street colOred church, charging him with abusive
language to her. She at the same time made state
mentS to the police against Graham'S recIitude Of
conduct. which, however she did not sustain on
oath. merely bringing the charge above mentioned.
Graham, on his arrest, gave collateral security and
was rele !sed until noon to-day, when the mayor
heard the evidence and dismissed the case. A large
coneouTse OF colored people crowded the neighbour
hood OF the station house.
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PROBATE COURT@Jud0e Goa.

Today, estate W. b. Allyn; mai notice issued to
executor Estate OF Joseph L Savage, deceased,
petition OF Savage for letters OF administration
filed with assent Of widow and next Of kin, and
$500. Estate OF WIN. Wood; order OF publication
Estate OF J. Carroll Mosher W. b. Clagett quali1ed
as administrator; bond 81 500 VIII OF Jaa w.
Smith admitted to probate.
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The Chi Phi Fraternity.

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION IN SESSION IN THIS CITY
The Chi Phi fraternity held the first session OF
their annual convention at the Arlington is after
noon. The following Officers were elected: Henry
Stock5ridge, OF Baltimore, GA; E. E Sharps, OF
nois, G. D.; and Waiter s. LIE Feave, OF Baltimore,
e. L. They will hold another session this evening,
sessions all day tomorrow, and banquet at night
About IS delegates, representing 20 chapters, are
present.
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Sending Democratic Repeaters 70 Ohio.
INFORMATION RECEIVED AT REPUBLICANRE ADQUAR-
TERS.
Information has been received at the republican
headquarters that democratic managers have been
sending large numbers Of reporters from Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington into Ohio The
report mentions William Dickson, OF this city. as
OF the principals engaged In the enterprise. The
managers In Ohio have been warned OF this report
py secretary Mcpherson. and men acquainted with
the repeaes In the cities from which they are sent
VIII be secured to act detectives for the repub
NcanS at the polls.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Anct1oneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAI. ESTATE, No. 1921 VERMONT AVENUE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DC.
Under and by virtue OF deed of trust dated No 81
yemeer LIST, 1879 and recorded in Liber 20 927. sG
trict of Columbia the undersigned as Trustee will
sell on WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY Of
OCTOBER. 1884 at EALT-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ IN front OF the PREMISES the fol owing described
real state situate In the city of Washington and lis
Gel OF ground known and described Lot numbered
t"en eight t28 Of Evans subdivision Of OTIS num-
tsred fourteen uie fifteen 81 sixteen G6) seventeen
l a,d e,hteen 2 Of Kidwells snbdivson of
To tn plat Of the said city Washington together with
an ne easements hereitainents ard appurtenances
tii, san,e oeioilsiuS or in anywise apprenticeship
Terms OF sale: One-thi d Of he purchase money in
cash the balance in and years with interest 1t
soi or sli cash at the opt ON of purchaser Convey
scins &c AZ purchasers cost deposit Of e250 VIII
DC required ~ time OF sale he
pied with within nve days otherwise Tcustees reserve
chaser ERACCJS u S.T1,u -
se21-dSds NATHSi VIII SOY K VIuDteeA
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PITTSBURG, Pa, october S-JOhn Mccullough,
the tragedian, was at the union depot here for a
short time this morning On his way east. He was
rational, appeared in good spirits and usual health,
and quickly recognized several friends who hap
pened to be at the depot He left for New York
on the limited express.
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V1HOs. J. FISHER & Co, Real Estate AUG
PROPERTY BEING THE HANDSOME RESI-
LIE No, i

DtNCt NO l4Zo n NOkIdNESI, IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of theH
District OF Columbia. passed the 9Th day of Jan E
A ID 1884, and supplemental order enteredA3
on the 2ita day of September, A. d. 1884 in equity
No 944 wherein the United States of America
complainant and samuel Smoot ct al defendants
the undersigned trustee. named in said decree will offer
for sale at public auction. in front of the premises
THUR DAY, the NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D.
1851 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that
certain piece parcel of real estate situate IN the city
OF Washington d. c. known and described Lot
tered twelve 2) in hidwells subdivision Of square
numbered two hundred and seventeen t21 recorded
IL the office of the of the District of Columbia
the said lot having frontage of "a feet the north
side Of street by depth of l35 feet together with the
iInfov enlents thereon. consisting of handsome and
coninottioUs thresory brown-stone front residence
with large back building. known house No. 1923 K
street northwest
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree third
OF the purchase to be paid III cash. and the resi-
due IN three quail instruments at Co., twelve tl2) and
eighteen S) months from day of saie with interest
six t6 the deferred payments to be secured
10y 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 in cash at
the option OF 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
from day of sale the property be resod at the risk
and cost of the defautine purchaser All
at purchasers cost RANDOLPH COYLE. Trustee.
se24-dGds Office of u s. Attorney. City Hall.
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The Hooking valley Charge.

DEHUtK1T1C CAMPAIGN MATERIAL FOR OHIO
Circular, embracing all the correspondence In
relation to Mr.. Blaine's alleged interest In the
Hooking Valley mining lands, has been issued from
democratic headquarters and is being extensively
distributed, particularly In Ohio. At present the
democrats are making the Hooking Valley matter
the chief feature OF their fight In Ohio The 5000
miners out OF employment In that valley have
nearly all voted the republican ticket hitherto, and
the democrats are endeavoring 70 arouse their ami
mostly against mr. Blaine.
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T'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
'RUSTEES' SALE OF HANDSOME RESIDENCE,
No. 422 FIFTH STREET. OPPOSITE CITY HALL

AND NEW PENSION OFFICE.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 18th day of
May. 1873. and duly recorded in Iiber. No 80 folio l
36j ct seq one OF the land records for the District
Of Columbia. and by rection of the parties secured
thereby the undersigned trustees will SELL MON
DAY. the TWENTIETH DAY OF OCTOB r. 1884 at
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK F. NJ. the following.
described property Part Of Tot bered r. square
numbered iS9 Beginning for me the south
east corner of sail lot and running thence with
the south line OF said lot to the line thereof ninety
three t90 feet and onehait inch thence north with
north line OF said lot; thence east with said north line
thirtyone 3D feet one inch and a-haf thence east
the front line of said lot sxtytwo 62 feet two inches
point twenty-five 25 feet six inches from the place
beginning thence south with said front line to the
place of beginning.
Terms third cash; the residue in two equal payf
per cent per annurn until paid. secured by deed Oh
trust on the property sold All nveyancing at pur-
chasers cost 800 deposit required at tue Of sale
d +. SNYDER ! r.
ocf-11t THOMAS HYDE. ( Ai"s'ees.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS.
&c, BElEG The TIRE EFFECTS CONTAINED
IN RESIDENCE No. ]. 26 O STREET NORTH
MEST. C0MPkIsING PARLOR SUITE, UPHOL-
INFERRED IN RAW SILK AND PLUSH: f. p MAN
TEL AND PIER CLASSES; THREE WALNUT
EdAMBtR SIITE,, WALNUT NJ. T SIDE
LEATHER COVERED LOUNGE, WALNUT K
TENSION TABLES. NJ 7. TABLES, FANCY AND
PLUSH TOP TABLES, HAlRCLOTH SOFA AND
CHAIRS. BEpSTEADS, BUREAUS WASH
STANDS, WARDR0BES. CHAIRS. SEWING MA
CHI NJ. LACE CURTAINS AND CORNICE, En-
CRAVINGS. HAIR. HUSK AND COTTON, WOVEN
NIRE AND OTHER MATTRESSES, FEATHER
BEDS. P!LLOWS AND BOOSTERS, BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETS, ALL Moor. INGRAM
RUGS, SMYRNA AND OTHER RUGS LARGE RE-
FRlGERATOR, CROCKERY AND GIASSW AXE.
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c, &c, AL AUG
TON
On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TENTH, 1884
at Ten O'CLOCK will sell at the above named
dence the entire furniture contained thereiu These
goods have been III but short time. and in
CELL Mt condlt1on to which We respectfully call the
tention of buyers. OCT ct
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RAILROADS.
TIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect .u.,UST 3. 1884.
VIC A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily ex ept Sunday, with G. \ o. lway: Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New Y TX and Wash
jneton to Atlanta Pullman Steering cars from
NasElngton ana Atlanta to New Orleans.
tJ!P.M.-LOUISVII.LE FAST LIN L. Daily via Char
louisville to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
Louisville.
1oACP.M-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
e all points South and Southwest via Danville ard
charlotte Daily except Sunday with G. O.Railway
Pullman Sleeping cars from Washing ton via Dan
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also
from Washington via Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7:COA
49, NJ. and SHOP. NJ daily except sunday.
$40 P NJ. daily.
Fer tickets and Information inquire at Company's Of
fec col PeIlnsy lyaia avenue Trains from B.
7. station.
Nj. SLAUGHTER. n MACDANIEL
Gen. Pass. Agent Agent.
au2 Sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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AUCTION SALES.
aEf:s AFTERNOON
UCTIOS SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
| a AND UNIIPROyED REAL ESTATE TO CLOSE

4 UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
n AND UNI5lPROYED REAL ESTATE TO CLOSE
AN ESTATE.
On the days and at the hours hereinafter stated "A
will offer Tor sale at pub ic auction, in front OF kEs
the respective premises. the following property
Gated the city Of asnGtou ID strict OF Columbia
en- WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER FL, hTH- 1855, at
FOUR O'CLOCK + NJ the western part OF lot A. i'll
Maj5es record d subdivision of original let J. il square
81 fronting IL feat north street by depth OF 70
feet. improved by twostory frame dwelling No 2al5
l. street northwest.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER NINTH. 1884 at FOUR
O'CLOCK z. NJ. the uniInproved lot numbered ]. IN
the square WEST OF SQUARE 55S fronting on New
jersey avenue, ard Sd streets northwest. and con-
failing 1904 square feet Of ground. less
erIs: Oue-fourth cash the balance at six. twelve.
eighteen and twsnty-four months the purchasers
notes to given for the deferred ents.
bearing six pr cent interest from days Of SALE payable
quarter yearly to be secured by deeds of trust the
property sold and satisfactory insurance policies the
buildings: all cash any greater portion than one
fourth may be paid If the purchasers desire. All
veyancing and rd at purchasers cost 100 de-
post acceptance o. each BID,
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustee
412 5th street northwest.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. se24-eo&ds