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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED b.
SINESS PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF STORES
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated December 9Th
1880, and recorded IN Liber No 953 folio l48 ct Ea
seq OF the land records Of the District of Columbia A
and by request Of the party thereby secured will
sell at public auction in front of the premises SAT-
IRDAY. OCTOBER THIRTY FIRST. at HAtF-PAST
-FOUR p NJ. all those parcels of ground lying in the
city Il Washington in the District Of Columbia. known
rs parts Of lots numbered eleven W and twelve Q2) In
square numbered four hundred and thirty -four t434
and described follows Beginning for said parts of
lots at the northeast Of said square and
ming south along the line Of 7th street seventy
i've 75) feet thence west fifty 52 feet three and
half go inches; thence north seventy five (75 feet
and thence to the place Of beginning, with the
improvements thereon as mentioned above
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in four equal payments at six
twelve. eighteen and twentyfour months fir day Of
sale with inter st at six per cent per annum payable
semi annually secured by deed of trust the prop.
erty Sold all h. at the option of II the
terms Of sale are not complied with within ten C1O)
days from day of sale tho trustees the right
resell the property the r1sk and cost of defautng
purchaser. deposit of $3.50 will be required when bid
ts accepted All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost.
JOHN ". PILLING, r..
THOS. f WAGGAMAN,} lfus'ees.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. oc2l -d&ds
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TkUSTEES' SALE OF TWO SMALL B r G K
HOUSES AND LOTS KNOWN AS Nos. 1905 AND
2fGS SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated February 11th -
1879. and duly recorded in Liber No 908 folio 26O,
ct seq. one of the land records for the District of -
Columbia, xe shall sell WEDNESDAY, AFTER
NOON. OCTOBER TWENTY-SECOND 1884. 1T HALF
numbered hundred and ffty-sx t5s) and one hum
dred and iftyseven us7l in 'Boughton and Moore's"
n5oJ in the city =, of Washington District
of Columbia, as the same is recorded in
the office of the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
in Lber H. d c. at lS9. each of said lots having
front of sixteen tl6} feet 18th street west and
each extending back of equal width with the front
seventyfour (7 feet less to alley ten tlO
feet wide together with the improvements consisting of
two twostory basement and nansad roof brick dwell
ing houses. known Nos. ZOOS and zoos 18th street
which will be sold separately.
Terms: One third in cash; the residue in six and
twelve months with interest and secured by deed of
trust property deposit of $50 each lot will be
required at time of SALE Convey at the Cost of
purchaser
CHARLES C. GLOVER,
ocl1-d CALDERON CARLISLE,j trustees
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TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1hE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

EcbedUle IN effect 10 Err l2. 1884
Sic A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily max nj close
connections TO all points South aud Southwest
Daily. ex ept Sunday. with C. & q. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars froip New y rk and Wash.
ngton to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping Cars FROM
Washington ana Atlanta to New Orleans
BIO LOUISVILLE FAST LINE Dali, via Char
lottesville to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
FONTS Pullman Sleeping Washington to
ICui-yille-
1AGP,M-soUrHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
IL all points South and Southwest via Danville ard
Cnarl l,te Pullman Sleeping from Washing
ton VIA Dan Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta To New
Orleans. also, trcni Washington Charlotte and
Columbia Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7o0A
: H. aud $40 T. VI. daily. Except sunday
warrenton trains leave Washington al 9:IOA " and
SHOP NJ. daily.
G6t. col Penrsylva Aveuua Trains from <
T. station.
u. SLAUGHTER, N.MACDANIEL.
GeIl- Pass Agent Aren't
au2 SOL. HAAS Traffic Manager
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auetioneer.


S1EE HF 4 HaAEq4RHE sHaE Yep
By virfne of a deed Of trust dated 18th day ofss2
June 2; 1880. and duly recorded in Liber No ES&
Of "a and Of he p;
secured thereby the UNDERSIGNED Trustees Will on
pay Of ocf6BEk. 4, S: iss4 at THREE o:GEocR
County and pistsisS sfersss!a, and Known ' -
it Of oows called ~,
the southeast corner john " Haynes lot SAND and
ess g aSs
south e7 degrees east 60 perches then SOUTH 81
bounded follows; Beginning at the northwest corner
Z. ae ssa
said road SOUTH An degrees west 74 perches thence
q %th tss
north line Of said lot north 67H degrees west. SO
Terms: 3 ethra cash balance n sig and twelve
on the property sold or all cash All conveyancinx.
q e Ct soe S Ss
e the Ssys al m anS cost Of II. f.
dsiauisins purchaser o. purchasers. .s.s ~ - '
JAS Y P L ef S1Visy; Trustees.
lss ,s AZ vrne q deed Iced q trust
corded IA ber 10 sss !oiie s. seq q land
records OF the District OF Columbia and by direction OF
the party secured thereby the undersigned trustees
erty All that piece and parcel Of land situated and
- pars .: "Fletchalrs Chance" and bounded fol.
love- Beginning st the northwest corner OF ten ssre
west line OF said lot and the original tract known
Fetchalls Chance" north l7 degrees east AZ perches
TN degrees 81 perches thence north 67x degrees
west Ssk perches to the beginning containing aud laid
out for ten acres of land.
Terms: One. third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed Of trust
the property sold all cash. All conveyancnR. &c, at
purchasers cost deposit Of 800 will be require at
time Of sale II terms not complied with in ten
days the trustees the right to resell the prop
ery at sk aud cost Of the defautng purchaser
chhsera
o,a.a,. Us y p i c4 bsViS Trustees.
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Miss Minnie Cummings Gets q Verdict
for S2j.OOO.

NEw YORK. october 22-Miss Minnie Cummings,
the actress, to-day obtained verdict for 5000
against Police Officer VIM. B. Deives ana Miss Della
Murphy, q dresSmaker, In an action brought for
raise arrest and imprisonment. Miss Murphy sent
some dresses home to Miss Cummings with bill
Tor $8l Miss Cummings did not pay the bill, but,
retaining the dresses sent note by the messenger
SAYING MISS Murphy would have to pay damages
was valued at $4,000 Miss Murphy went to Mss
cummings house with policeman, who arrested
Miss cummings and took her to a stat1on-hOuse,
where the sergeant In charge released her. Miss
Cummings also has suit for $100, 900 against the
MUTUAL district Messenger company, at whose in
stance she was again arrested On a charge OF lar
ceny In taking the dresses from the cOmpany's
messenger boy.
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THREE SPECIAL Times.

THE FIRST. OF WHICH 10 A LOT OF ABOUT SIX
HUNDRED PAIR OF PANTALooNsr TO FITALMosT
ANY ONE. FIVE coLoRs TO MAKE YOUR CHOICE
FROM NOT PAIR IN THE LOT WORTH LESS
THAN ssAPA1R. ALL 90 AT $500 PAIR.
THE SECOND IS BONANZA IN THE WAY OF
CHILDREN's PANTS. SPECIAL PURCHASE EN-
ABLEs US TO OFFER ABOUT THREE HUNDRED
PAIR OF CHILDRENs KNEE PANTS sERv1cEA-
BILE GOODS AND NEAT EFFECTS. AT 4sc. ApA1R.
THE THIRD ISA DOLLAR PAIR OF CRILDRENs
PANTS AT 74c. NOT OVER 100 PAIR IN THIS LOT.
THIS Is PANTALooN WEEK WITH Us. AND WE
PROPOSE TO MAKE IT LIVELY
A. SAKs l. CO.,
LEADERS IN CLOTHING.
oc21 s16 and BIS SEVENTH szarxT.
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The baltimore Markets.

s:'ss s':aas COUPONS
ding 9k Flour aniet-Hswsrd street and western
sa s.tss s :%
steady western .a firm and higher southern red soas5
vi ss ssss r.
s4Aess January, sessas7 corn-sopthern arr and
yellow SssSs western mizsa pecsmssr 45Msass
vania alas. Rye nominally steaiy 62as5 Hal. quiet
asa ana ns{
1880 Bulk meatsshou!ders and clear rib sides packed
sc ss'r B ss sds r
eholce-Ssstsrn 2o,22 Eggs aaie: and easy western
@ ssdIna1y ass
: auf velpso ps %aasS
s. a,Sa %Sss. @ ssd
bushels: oats. aooo bushels: rye. 1000 bushels.
sh,pments-whest: lO2o 900 bushels corr. 500 bushels
SAaes-wheat. 10000 bushels: corr. 1000 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill. October 22-Closinz prices: Wheat
October. a. November IS; December; i6x: January.
isaass'S s Ssy yes1
February. 7.17x.
The Petroleum Market.
STANDARD whiss. lid des test i i've ' N~''-'''>'
DURING rHE session OF the coming Congress. the
commissions OF about 1870 postmasters at post
offices where the salaries range from &C. 900 down.
wards to below 81 900, Will expire. Among the list
are the post o1i1ce5 at Chicago, salary $1,000:
Philadelphia, salary 40O0 and Savannah, Ca, SAL
airy $ 200.
kRxY ORDERs.-Durfng the absence OF the pay
master general, from the 2ad TO the ssth instant,
both inclusive, Major Asa 3. Carey, paymaSter,
Will, BY direction OF the president take charge OF
the ONCE OF the paymaster general and perform hts
duties. The resignation OF Cadet VIM. j. Leonard,
fourth class, United States military academy. has
been accepted, TO take effect November 80, 1854.
Leave OF absence for six months on surgeons GER
adcate OF disability is granted Second Lieut. John
A. Dapfay, 2ad infantry.
Developments In the failure and flight Of 81.
Frazer Grant, the naval store and rice factor, OF
Savannah, show that hts liabilities are $4,000 and
the assets nominaliy 5000
Mr. r. H. Grant, vice consul general OF the United
States at Belgrade, died there yesterday OF apo
piexy.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. d. G. BLING
PREMISES Nc. 1901 STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 2Jth day OF O.
May. A. d. 1873 and recorded in Liber 79l. iolio M
&i9. of the lana records for the Dstrie. Of Co So
luiba the subscriber surviving Trustee under said
deed of will sell at public auction in front Of the
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ :,
all those certain PARTS pieces of land and premises
situate bling in the city of Washington District Of
Columbia and known and distinguished as lot one ~
and of lot three 3 Of Drury recorded subdivision
of squsre one hundred and eighty ve the
known and numbered on the ground plan Of said city
TIE following mees and DO unds commencing for the
same AZ ns somtneas' OF SAD ot one - ana saa
G1Q ieet thence west fifty three t53) feet three 60
inches, thence south hundred and {1lO) feet
and thence east fifty three t5 feet three go inches to
beginning. together with the improvements thereon.
cash If terms Of sale are not colnplied with within
five 5 from day OF sale the right Of reseling the
reserved deposit of $500 required At time Of SALE
j. O. ADAMS,
oc4-d&ds Surviving Trustee,
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A Clergyman and a Cattle Drover.

CHANGED WITH CONSPIRACY AND BRIBERY.
READING, PA, october 22.-This morning Detec-
tive VIM. \. Lyons SwOre out warrants here for the
arrest OF Martin Luther Frttch, a weil-known Re-
formed church minister and chaplain at the county
almshouse, and Samuel G. Wenrlch, a wealthy cat
tie drover, who has been furnishing the almshOuse
with large cOnSgnmentS OF cattle They are
charged with bribery and conspiracy In connection
with the aimshOuse frauds now being investigated
by committee OF citizens The accused entered
bail for trial Other arrests will follow
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r TEBfG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT FLAyQRrN0
STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE DISHES AND
kAUcEA ANNUAL SALE. 100000 JAka
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable tonic. lis . suecs.s and .
boon fog which nations should feel gtute-
Sul"-Se Medical Pru.A" 'lAnoss "a
Genuine only With the fac sirnils Of Baron
lifbg's Signature In Blue Ink across tho
Label The title Baron Ls-lagr and photo
nsph having been Largely used by dealers
with connection with baron Lieb,s the
public informed that the Laehlg Com
lAny alone can oder the grtacle with baron
lebag's guarantee oS genu1rsne>a
LIEBIG cOMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be had Of al Btorekeersrs. 0rooeu and
chemists. Sole Agents for t3e Unitsd Htstss
Wholesale only c. David Z o. 3 FepcfuFch
kyenuA London. England myH
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THE SYNOD OF NfEGiSiA-The g1th annual SESSION
or the Presbyterian synod OF Nir inia viii heg,p
day In Wythevllle, the county seat OF nyIhe
county. In southwestern Virginia. The body u rep
resented by all the Presbyterian churches In Viz
ginia and portions of West Virginia and AaTyau 1,
Including the city OF Baltmore-e8e l,i,i,,,tG sd
one lay delegate from each church The total nuEi-
Der OF delegates entitled 10 seats n abuu Nv huh
dred- OF this number not more tGan TAO hUhdr
VIII probably be present These MIa tElDrAce
quite number OF distinguished ministers. aad
among the lay members (elcers OF the Can,cuc 4
Will be many of the most ptuI.nent IDrn Ia Al gIEa
and Maryland
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE-
Company's pier. No. AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
Canada. kersabiec Wednesday Oct %. p. IN
1T. German. Iraub. wednesday. Nov 5. a.
Labrador Collier, Wednesday. Nov. IL y.
Checks payable sight, amounts shit. on thu
Panque TransatIantique of Paris LOUIS DE- BEBIAN.
Agent, No b. Bowling Green, New York.
q. W MOSS, Us PenIsy lvauia avenue:
j. W. BOTELER s son, gl3Pcnnsylv ania avenue
Oc22 Agents Tor Washington ID. c.
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II y i E.
NOTICE
La Z ROU r.
THE CrNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HABBOR
FROM PIER 80. " X. NEW YORK..
ACRANIA Wed. Oct. ~ UNHRIA( new We'd, Nov 49,
BorHNIA We'd, Oct %. AURASIA... We l., Nov. 26.
We'd. Nov. >. BoTHNIA. We'd, Dec. g..
OREcoE.... We'd, Nov. IL SERvIA..... Wed Dec TO-
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY / ROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-se0 $50 and S1O0. according
fC accommodations.
Steerage very low rates Seerage tickets from Law
erpoo and Queenstown and ali Uher of Europe
lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
HRyre. Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For fright and passage apply at the Compa y'sofce
No. L. bowling Green, or both Steera9e and Cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO COS eth St, Washington. ID. G.
VERNON H. BROWN 4 CO. New York:
Orto Aessrs. OTIS BIGEL0W X CO.
Oc16 TOO 9TH street. Washington.
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fNilsnSG COLLEGE GRADCATEs--rHK SERVICE GRIP
PLEp 81 SMALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARCTIC Xxx
petitions, ETC.
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THE MURDERER or ELLA WATSON i1K.ns GU'fTg,
The grand jury at Salem. y. - k;sIu.Gas ,a-
dcted Howard sullivan the cClUfcd .Lih. iuT IIIe
murder OF Ella Watson In August last. .hc p.iS-
oner was brought into the couit runl q i,.w iaD-
meatS later and analgnei iFOsoCGTGr SIZE
arose and read the indictment - AulaN. N. "Afe
you guilty not gullIy2' asked Tie lr,l,cciliac.
"Guilty," responded the prIsoc. rrsuli A. as ii.s
tears began % III his eyes he WAS ih'E. i-..ra
back 10 his cell Suyan's pcaM Snlg gil to-
lteye the state OF formally trying thu lng ua,r Ua
Friday, however The eyId cncc wl.l L. .-i.,.'d 10
the Judges, who viii delcind;.c tie d. a., II
murder.
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The Pittsburg Oil Market.

PrTTsBURG, october 22.-When the Oil market
opened to-day the situation had greatly improved.
The shorts had pretty well covered, and feeling
prevailed that the worst was over. The only
failure reported was that OF F. o. Jano-
WITT, who had his sheets straight, bur
was unable to raise a balance OF $3.50.
well No 2, was doing III barrels the Corners well,
90 barrels. and the Phillips No. l. IS barrels per
hour. The market opened strong with good buy
ing at 20, and at o'clock had advanced to 1884,
The cash differences OF yesterdays failures will
not aggregate 5000 The arbitration board Will
eldeaYOr to have them satisfactorily adjusted.
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. M prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Il Il Dodge $50 18th street:
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TUE MYSTERIOUS pE.rn OF J.cor krask.-Th

THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF JACOB kfiSE.-The
Inquest over the body OF Jacob klinil the man
found dead In the mountains near Connellsvie,
Pa, by the strange dream OF young orbnl, men
TONED In yesterdays STAR. concluded with ycr-
dict or accidental death. The hearing Developed
nothing new. except that a mountaineer named
Rdenour appeared at the Inquest and declared
that he had seen klink Thursday evening nj an
hour when young Orb;n had arrived home. as was
shown by several wltnessrS Ills evidence ,iFancns
the mystery 81 ""'~"~t. The buli''t 81 yagrg q "a
i not what caused the death OF the victim. ON
this accoun. The jury declined 10 liN tn p,si-
blilty upon the dreamer
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EXECUTORS SALE OF FAMILY CARRIAGE
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY FIFTH, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. shall sell at the auction rooms Of
Thomas Bowling the above carriage belonging to the
late Dr. Grafton Tyler. CHAS. NJ MATTHEW'S
Oc2l-lt Executor.
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"a Edition.
Latest T6legranS to The Star.
Sprague's Title to the Canonchet Es-
tafea

tate.
PROVIDENCE, r. L, october 22-In the United
states circuit court, Judge Colt this morning rem
0efed an opinion In the famous case Of the Canon
chet estate, +. ID. MOulron agt Zachariah Chaffee,
70 secure possession OF the property purchased at
auction sale. The estate Is the South Kingston
fesidenee OF ex-Gov. Sprague, situated near Mar
ragansett Pier, and was portion OF that property
disposed OF by Trustee Chafee Judge Colt holds
lhat the Sprague right OF title and interest must
further evidence
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MAR kGED.

BYERS-- BODIEN On October 22d 1894 AZ the SEQ
ond Baptist church by tn, hev. Edmond Hsz ,wern.
JAMES W, BYfRS. Of Baltimore. q FANNIE n E1l-
DIEN, Of Washington. No cards.
:, McNABB-RoBBISs. at residence Of Mr.. ]. H.
Rhodes. Cleveland, Ohio. October 10Th. 1881. Oy the
Rev. 4. L. Hosnner, JAMES McSABB, in. II B.,ti-
more. Md. and MYRA L. ROBBINS, OF Cleveland
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

WALNUT PARLoR SUIT, WINDOW HANGISas,
BRUSSELS CARPETS. WALNUT MARBLE-IOP
f HANbEk FHKSTuREt PAINTED mt PTRN
MSnAiL In HALL: STAND MARBI.E;ToP SIDE
BOARD. EXTENSION TABLE, KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, &c. &c, AT AUCTION.
I'm MONDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY SEVEN. 1884. at
Ten O'CLOCK At residence No. 10l4 18th street iorth
shall sell the entire contents contained therein
oc22-At THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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The races at Ivy City yesterday disappointed the
knowing ones and eookm akers lost some money
In the rst three races the favortes were all three
beaten. A good deal OF time was lost In getting
the first field on. There were IL horses, and the
track was rather narrow for that number. The
nag finally fell to a very ragged start, with the
fayorites In the rear.
AT the finish OF the second race Frankie BIS Jockey
Claimed foul but II Was dlsallowed, and the race
given TO Lylton.
The third race, six turlongs, was won by St Au-
gustlne, beating Unrest aud Eachus, the favorites
Time, lis Mutuais paid $3.50.
miles, was won by Drake Carter, the ravorite, IN
s;ll&; Rica second, Gen. Monroe third, War Eagle
fourth. and Heel ana Toe last. Mutuals paid ss6a.
ne NTH and last race, steeple chase, was VIZ
tually Whatsoever for Quebec. He finished least
hall mile In rear OF the second horse No time
was taken. Mutuals paid s1S
The Races To-day.
There was another large attendance at the track
to-day, very many ladies being among the specta-
tors.
Every train after ia O'Clock to-day went out to
TEE FIRST RACE,
Purse $500, OF which 500 to second, one mile had
the following starters: Ida Stanhope, carrying I4s
kiesy Patterson. las; Rica, l4s Mammonist, LEA;
GhecSmate, l4s, Waliensee, li6 Charley Epps, Is6;
Elizabeth, los.
kica sold favorite, with Mammonist second. Rica
sod In the auction pools for SIS, with Others rang
Ing downwards and Stanhope, Patterson and Epps
Ia the Held The bookmakerS gave 10 5 on Rica,
against ON Mammonist, against ] on Check
mate, . TO on Wallensee, 10 10 on Stanhopc, 20
tol Ga Patterson, Is 10 on Epps and 8 TO on
Elizabeth. In the mutuals Rica sold favortte,
mainly because OF his good run against Drake Car
Ter yesterday. IL was puzzling race, and Eliza
beth, Commodore Kittson's two-year-oid lilly, had
some staiwart hackers
kica won, Mammonist second Time, las MI
tuals paid $l1S0
SECOND RACE,
Anacostia stakes, purse $500, OF which 500 70 sec
ond, one and one-eighth miles. The following
horses started: Abba, us lbs Louisette u.s. Tat
Tier, lis; Richard l. lis; vinton, lla
Louisette won. NiAlon second Time, zoo
Mutuals paid $6l5
THIRD RACE,
autumnal handicap, purse $50, OF which $500 to
second IN miles The starters were: Rataplan
ll3 lbs; Drake Carter, l2i: Little Dan sc: Gen
Munroe, ll6; Tolu. 30: War Eagle, l02
IN TINS race Ratapian was heavily backed.
war Eagle won; Drake Carter second Time
2:ss Mutuals PAID see.75.
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CLEANER NATTANOLE SEVENTH STREET
- Wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
at o'clock n for Mattox Creek. returning Mou-
days Wednesdays and Fridays stopping at intermediate
awnings going and returning Also, touches at Grin
GeT's wharf sundays and Tuesdays down and Wednes-
days up and Chapel Point and Brens wharf Thursdays
down ana Mondays aud Wednesdays up Freights re-
ceved daily u. /. JONES Agent.
jy22 9Th street whsrf
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Comnterreit silver Dol,ar~.

this city counterfeit silver dollars so finely exc
cuted as TO almost defy detection. They are OF
almost perfect ring. The die is excellent, and the
size and thickness correspond with the standard
silver dollars
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8 In the Criminal Court, before Judge wylie to
day. Wm Barnes, charged with the larceny Of 9
knocking bird, valued at SEQ. from Teenie Garrett
of 1i06 street northwest, was acquitted.
Asa s. Patterson, colored, charged with attempt
ing TO pick POCKET at the race track yesterday
sentenced to % days in Jan by Judge Smell To-
day.
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The COnstitutiOnality Of the Scott
LIQUOR Law.

COLUMBUS, ONO, october 22-The cases to test
the constttutionality OF the Scott liquor tax law
and were submitted at noon. The decision is eX-
peCted on Tuesday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

The BOWMAN FArLrRR.-The recent failure a
Arthur W Bowman was one OF the most eNtTaorli-
nary incidents which ever occurred nj San Fran
cisco. lie was confidential agent OF persons mhoss
wealth aggregated fully sl5,ooo.0o he transacted
all OF their business In his own name and they
drew on him a. their necessities required lie has
unencumbered property standing In his own name
worth $2500m, and the day before he made ths
assignment he could have cashed his own signature
at any bank for $4,000. Why he failed ON the pre-
sentation or drafts amounting 20 only S82.0a ~
what his most Intimate friends are unable To Goth
prehend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

LyxcHNa NAN AND WoMAN-Nonday night
a mob hanged J. r. Dorsey. postmaster at Alpine,
q woman OF nli-repufe who was past sixty yeaFs,
% the same limb and Oy the same rope, for the
near Alpine, three weeks ago Mrs. Davis was
Dorseys niece. He assassinated her In her own
doorway and then shot her guest suppostng It was
her husband The motive Of the crime u supposed
TO have been tealouay.