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STABBED AT 4 BANNER RAIsrNc.At Democratic
banner raising Saturday evening in Peekskill, NY,
Horace Brown and Wesley Hiliicker were talking
poli1ca Brown. who was intoxicated without any
warning, stabbed H1ll1cker In the abdomen with q
pocketknife, making q wound about two inches
long and one inch deep II Is thought It win prove
fatal Brown, after committing the cowardly act
dropped the knife and ran. He was soon afterward
arTested and lodged In jail Kllicker Is so0er,
industrious molder by trade, and about thirty five
years old Brown Ii q hard drinker, and about
NIFTY nve years old.
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TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY POINTING ON TWENTIETH
TOMORROW.

WALTER u. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Auct1oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING ON TWENTIETH
STREET, BETWEEN AND STREETS
NORTHWEST, NO. 1247, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated March I4th A. "a
D. 1883. and duly recorded in Lber No 1893 file Ia
2O8 seq one of land records of the District of
uuba by dir, of the party secured there
by shall SELL public auction, ia frop of the prem-
at FIVE O'CLOCK 2 NJ. the following described keal
Estate situate III the City of Washington, District OF
Columbia wat; All that piece or rarcel Of land de-
snated the plat of said city part Of lot numbered
thirteen l3! IN square numbered one hundred and SIX
en- Ql6). being the same lot conveyed by John E.
Hewell and Henrietta e. his wife to Henry Bnrcn BY
deed duly recorded Lber N &. T.. No Al. folio Ill
t. ia said lot for the same at thu distance
of fifteen feet inches north from the southwest
corner of said lot on goth stseet northwest and run
ming thence due north with the line OF said street If
teen feet nine inches thence east S2eet to the
east line of said lot thence south with the said line If
te feet nine inches thence west t52 feet to
the place of beginning together with the improvements
thereon
Terms of sale: One-half cash: balance IA six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest from day II
SALE and secured by deed trust On property Sold
all cash at the purchasers option All conveyancing,
&c purchasers cost. 300 down day of sale and
terms of sale not complied with within five day 9
from day of sale the rstes the right to resell
the property the risk and cost of the defaung pur
chaser. HARRISON ). BARBOUR,l rr,,,.,o,
Se2fd j. TAkBEII. DYER, ANoSsSS's
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DANGER TO NEW ORLEANs.-The officers Of the
New Orleans Produce Exchange have addressed a
communication to Gov. McEnery calling his atten-
ton to the steady enlargement OF the Atchafalaya
outlet OF the Mississippi and conveying the belief
being detected into that river and thus finding its
way TO the sea, leaving New orleans on the banks
OF lagoon. as VickSburg has De9n left. They ask
OF the governor TO act promptly and call the atten-
ton OF the river commission thereto, and they also
ask that the facts may be laid before the President
and Congress with view to averting what they
look upOn as a national calamity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-06

RANGE OF THE THRRMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
Or1cer to-day am, $40; II am, 8l.9; pm, 1854
Maximum, 1854 minimum, 62&
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York stock Market.

HE NEW YORK MOCK Market
The following are the opening and p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special,wire to II. ii. Dodge. $50 18th street:
Mans O. Bpm Name | u. Bpm
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- sos It'll street, bet. II and T. and 1851 NJ street.
We call particular attention to our very complete
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL TRADE.
We are sole agents for BURT'S CELEBRATED
MEMS SHOES There are none better and
perlor to CUSTOM made. We have the following Styles
HURTS FINE GALE. button or plain. and pointed toe.
BURTS FINE CALF Congress CATERS in broad and
narrow toes
BURT's FINE CALF lace-hook balls
BUTTS FINE CALF Congress and button.
BURS FINE, extra broad bottoms for old gentlemen
BuRI'S BOY SHOES. i'll lace and button, every style
Of toe
We invite inspection of these goods from all that
want good shoes. There are no better
In our Ladies' Department We have the
CELEBRATED COUSINS SHOES
COUSINS FINE KID. button, high heel and pointed
or box toe.
COUSINS FINE KID common sense toe
COUSINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT. button III both
styles.
COUSINS FINE PEBBLE. button. in common-se
MIsshs' SHOES in Kid. Straight Goat and Pebble.
COX FINE SHOES for Ladies. Misses and Children
Every style of heel and toe
CHILDREN AND MISSES SPRING HEEL SHOES in
great variety.
All Of which goods sell at very low price We ask
acall OF all before purchasing shoes
you money by doing so. Remember the name and
number. hINsHEIMEk b BRO
SEQ EOS 9Th and 1851 n street4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-06

WILMINGTON. DEL, October 6-Attorney Genera
George Gray has been re-appOinted by Gov. Stock
ley for a second term of five years
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The Courts.
A Brief Chapter on the Value Of Slang.

FROM 81 NlcholaS.
Slang has this value, that 1t shows how language
grows The English tongue is so vigorous that It
SEXES whatever it needs for growth, just as it did
ip its infancy. At that period direct imitation OF
sounds were constantly made words. as the young
vandalS OF to-day use 'chink" for money Fur
Their on In the growth OF the tongue. il took from
ordinary speech the Initiative words, and converted
them to new uses, just as you say "tcker" for
swatch" and ''puff" for advertisement The con-
traction OF words is another stage. as .nob." now
perfectly English was at first merely slang for the
Latin mobile, the tickle crowd, as .'cab for s.cab-
riolet," and "furlong" Tor "rurrowlongn the
length OF furrow, and as "nob" is slang for
nobility. We make words from mems names in
the same way. i suppose "boycotung" may be
good English Soon "Martinet," now indispen-
sable, was the name OF historic general overstrct
In discipline Derrick was famous hangman OF
the 18th century, in honor OF whom the roughs
nick-named the gailows-like hosting apparatus;
and these are two only out OF scores OF cases.
Many OF the words that are now responsibilities OF
conversation were once gutter children. "Drag."
Tor instance, was thieves word for carriage, and
"dragsmen" the particular variety or thieves who
followed the carriage 70 cut the luggage from she
rack behind. But "drag" is good English now for
private coach. "kidnap" was thieves slang for
chiid-Stealing; that is, to "nab kid" ''Te." for
cravat. was as much the slang OF low life as
''choker" is now. "COnundrum" and "donkey"
and stun" were all slang words. though perhaps
not SO low. Bore was slang, and SO were 'waddle"
and ssbOthprn
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Admiral Courbet has captured Kelung.
The late Senator AnthonyS estate proves TO be
worth about So00Q0Q
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HUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT, or G
STREET. BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND


TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT, or G
STREET. BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND
FIRST STREE NORTHEAST
By virture of deetlof trust duly recorded in tsn
Lber, No. $751; folio 225 ct seq. of the land ~
records for the District of Columbia will sell -
on FKIDAY,OCI ODER SEVENTEENTH 1881, at FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ, in front Of the premises, the following
real estate and premises situated lying and being he
city Of Washington District o. oumbis; nd known
and designated ~ lot numbe,e ed Twenty-Five.
original lots numbered twelve 12l and thirteen DO i'll
square numbered six hundred and eigilty-six $3.50,
which subdivision is dug --c-ed III the surveyors
office In said city and district in L. L. Hcxie folio (5S
on the 22nd day of October. 1875 said lot numbered
twenty Sine (9 containing two thousand two hundred
and eighteen q 2lS} square feat together with al and
singular tn improvements ways, easements, rights
privileges and appertenances to the belonging
in anywise appertaining
Terms: Cash deposit of 800 to be made on day Of
sale and terms to bc complied with in days other
the Trustee the night to resell the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser days.
public notice Ut such resale in newspaper pub
lished in Washington, D. c. Conyeyancing &c ut pur-
chaser's cost ELI b. ROGERS
Oc6G&ds Trustee
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LIEUT.. r. b. MCLEAN was examined by tho naval
examining board to-day for promotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-06

ASSISTANT ENGINEER j. A. HENDERSON win APP
pear before the naval retiring board tomorrow for
examination for retirement /.
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SUING THE OWNERS OF "PucKr-The New York
Tribune says that papers have been served upon
keppler & SchwarZman. prOprietors OF the comic
illustrated paper Puck. in a suit brought by b. B.
Valentine in the supreme court. Mt. Valentine
has been for eight years. and was until last Mon
day, one OF the editors of Puck, and his suit is
brought to recover $4,000 damages for alleged
breach OF contract. He also sued to recover a
further amount OF 81 .0G0 which was to have been
paid TO him when the circulation reached a GER
tain point, and which he alleges was wrOngrully
withheld.
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RHINELANDSR AWAITING THE VERDICT-Argu-
ment in regard to the question of the sanity OF
Smyth, OF New York, Saturday. The concluding
argument for Rhinelander was made by ex-Judge
Curtis, and it was eloquent appeal for the lib
Grafton Of his client. The recorder took the papers
and reSeryed Ills decision.
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NEW YORK, october 6.-The custom house eX-
aminer OF the foreign mails at the post Office to-day
seized Al large diamonds found in the mails OF the
steamer Britannia. Their value is from 6, 900 TO
$4,000.
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nK. BLAINE IN WEST VIRGINIA.
His Departure from Wheeling for
Grafton-A Demonstration at Mounds

FAIRroUST, W. Va, October 6-Nr Blaines
party iett Wheeling az this morning. by special
train on the Baltimore and lohio railroad Tor Graf
ton Gen Adam King. OF Baltimore, separated
rom the party at Wheeling 10 return 10 his work
In Ohio.
AT The Wheeling depot there was quite a demon
stratlNe crowd, and as the train moved slowly out
OF the city the workmen came out OF the shops and
the people out OF their houses and cheercd
The frsi stop was made al Moundsy1ue. Mr.. W. ].
). ooNuen, chairman OF the republican state COM
mlttee, Introduced Mr.. Blaine, WAC was warmly r.
eelve Tie said: II am glad 70 meet the citizens OF
MARSHALL county. i am glad 10 be IA West Nir-
slnl1 consider IL one OF the encouraging sisns
or the times that an earnest contest Is going
On an what was once slave state for
lle aScchda1cy OF republican principles: ana repub-
Lean principles this year mean tariff FOR the pro-
ltctlon OF American labor. lCheersl II West Nir-
GINA Is In favor OF that she Is republican.
II she Is opposed 10 n, she is not republican.
Tue decision rests on her citizens No state In
the mon Is more directly interested In the pro-
motion OF Manufactures than YOUR state
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TIE MOURNING EABLENs Of the Treasury de
partment were removed to-day, thirty days having
expired since the death OF Secretary Folger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-06

WALTER B. WILLIAMS i CO.. Auctioneers. .
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON 10Th
STREET. NEAR NJ STREET NORTHWEST, AL
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH, 1894. at $50
O'Clock p shall sell the premises part lot 13
IN square III, having Is feet front 10y lao feet
Terms made known day Of sale.
Oci-d WALLER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
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OTTAWA, ONT, october 6.-Sir John Macdonald
left for England via New York this morning 1t Is
understood that he goes on business OF SEMI r-
vate character, and will be away i've or six weeks.
1t is rumored that he Will be raised to the peerage
before he returns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-06

BALTIMORE. October 6-Vir2inia skies. deferred S;
coupons. 81 North Carolina SKIES Old LOS bid
BALTIMORE. Nh. October Cotton .quiet-mid.
super 225s2e5: do. 75aS 50: do family
'Sa4 IS; p city mills SUPER s7a2 IS do extra AGO
do. superiative patent COO wheasEsouthern quiet
and easy western lower and dull southern red ssass
M iRs
neW So d. Yellow 5ssso Oats dull and ea se
sss Rye quiet 6saes HAY eads
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland; is6oa
b9 and ad csr rib saes
Hns 5siS arrsn ned clear Ba saeS rn
packed 1oa2o: creamery 2;a2s Eyes steady,
ssd aSaPlEs Z
Ssal1s sg Ws.a rmA soft refined
s'sdiaS
St ba S as 1s6 ha
r
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL., October 6-weather is clear and
liza. oc higher Lard &C. higher >'
Chicago Ill. October g. -closins prices; Wheat
sry. SIX May, ss ostsSc.aSer sss nov Sove%b e"
ss 2 year May
May. 4o9. Lard-o cteb:r., 7ss -Noyember, .S7s;
The Petroleum NJ arket.
scLd.ra LAM October sF sPeroeum unchanged
t.;Ss xSSd opened 4 SseRsd
well is doing liz barrels per hour.
SUITS TO RECOVER COST OF REPAIRING STREETS
To-day suits were entered by Riddle & Miller, in
the name OF the United States to the use of the
District Of Columbia, as follows: Against Sayes j.
Bowen and Geo. E. Kirk, as SuretieS on the bond
given july 3O 1879, In the OF $41 .OOO. OF the
Baiey-French Paving Co., conditioned to keep
certain street pavements In repair The suits are
and Goth streets northwest Against +. d. Bailey,
VIM Fletcher, jr., and VIM. Fletcher, on contrac-
on and Ase
same parties and John Webster on bond OF SIC, OO0
dated June, 1881, to recover $45943 for repair OF
against same parties, bond OF $780, QUO, to recover
So 1911 for repair OF work on Rhode Island avenue
I'd street east, street north and street south.
In these cases 1t is charged that their obligation
was to keep the work in repair for five years, and
that after notice the defendants failed to do and
the District had to pay the amount specified for re-
surfacing, &C.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The following
were the readings at the ofice OF the chief signal
ofiicer today: am, $40; II am, 8l9 pm, 864
Maximum, S6.4; minimum, 6aa
LIEUT.. r. b. MCLEAN was examined by tho naval
examining board to-day for promotion.
pear before the naval retiring board tomorrow for
examination for retirement /.
TIE MOURNING EMBLxxs Of the Treasury de
partment were removed to-day, thirty days having
expired since the death Of Secretary Folger.
yesterday In Baltimore by hanging himself ~
Mrs. Henry L Hart. wife OF an importer and
daughter Of Deputy surveyor Oomstock. Of the New
she has committed suicide.
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You Cannot

Il GU CANNOT
REALIZE THE cHEApNEss OF THE CLOTHING
WE OFFER YOU UNLESS YOU EXAMINE
MATERIAL. WORKMANSHIP PRICES AND STYLE
OUR SALISBURY" COATS ARE THE PERFEC-
TON IN FIT AND MAKE
OUR PRINCE ALBERTS" ARE EQUAL IN STYLE
TO CUSTOM MADE. AND YOU CAN SELECT THEM
FROM CHEAP. MEDIUM OR FINE GOODS
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK, AND OUR
PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
WE QUOTE:
BROWN CORKSCREw SUITS, IN SALISBURY COATS;
AT s2s5O. sos. $3.50 AND $50.
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, IN BLACK DIAGoNALs,
s225O TO s3s
CUT-AwAY SUITS. DIAaoNALs AND CORK
SCREWS. 800 TO $50
FANCY PLAID SUITS NEW PATTERNS.
WILL TELL YOU MORE NEXT TIME.
z. B. BARNUM & CO.,
oc2 9s1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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John Holman, 9 CLEARWATER, committed suicide
yesterday in Baltimore by hanging himself
Mrs. Henry ]. Hart, wife OF an importer and
daughter OF Deputy Surveyor Comst0ck. OF the New
YORK custom house, is missing, and 1t Is believed
she has committed suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-06

A LETTER FROM SECRETARY MPHERsoN, STATING
THAT Mr. HENDRICKS FAVORED AND VOTED FOR
THE. NORTHERN PACIFIC SUBSIDY.
Secretary Mcpherson has received a large num-
Der of letters from the west inquiring it Is pos
siole that Gov. Hendricks has ever been connected
with any land grant schemes Most OF the writers
state that they have always looked upon Hen
bricks as a man who was opposed to monopoles,
and particularly to the land grant frauds and say
they could not believe without some proof that he
had ever favored anything irregular. In Response
to letters from Indiana, Nr. Mcpherson wrote q
letter To-day, quoting FROM the Congressional
Record OF the first session Of the Thirty
eighth Congress showing that Mr.: Hen
bricks not only voted for, but warmly advocated
In speech in the House the passage of a bill
granting 10000 600 acres OF land to the Northern
Pacific railroad, and on the same day that the
bill passed, allowed the grant OF 10000 900 acres
OF land TO the Union Pacific to pass without oppo-
stion. In Mr.. Hendricks speech In support OF the
NorthernPacific grant, quoted by Mr. Mcpherson. he
refers TO the fact that ten before he had
ported bill involving the same principle of sub
Sdy to railroads. As matter Of interest, Mr.. Nc
Pherson refers TO the fact shown by the Record,
that Mr.. Hendricks uncle, when in the Senate
during the Twenty-eighth Congress, supported
the first land grant bill ever passed
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COX. STEWARDS FATE.

WADY HALFs, october "a periSrenr r,lrnor
prevails here that Col. stewart landed after his
steamer struck the rocks IN the cataract at Waay
Garna and that he was murdered 10y Bedouins
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,.cr ~,,,,.-r tc3 It'll street northwest
LAdy patrons ~ ~ mi
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Why Mr. Oyster Turned.

4 STATEMENT THAT He Is DISAPPOINTED BECAUSE
HE WAS NOT MADE PUBLIC PRINTER.
Some one connected wish the republican COM
mittee has been Investigating the record OF Mr..
Oyster, who has gone over to the democrats They
say he is sore because he failed to get the position
OF public printer instead OF Mr.. Rounds They say,
ALSO to show that he has been we'll treated by the
republican party, that he has q clerkship In the
census Office, his wife draws 81 200 year from the
land Office, and his mother -in-aw is employed at
81 600 also under the Interior department..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-06

FVNHE CELLULoiD TRUSS: THAT NEVER DREAMS
never wears out. always clean. and can be worn
while eathinx Is Sor sails III -
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CHARGED WITH SELLING LIQUOR ON SCNpAY.-
The police made another raid on the saloon keepers
yesterday fer keeping their saloons open, and the
result was that warrants were to-day issued for
VIM. Lewis, George kOZel Peter Wynne. Patrick
OConnor, Jacob Roth, Annie Gren, Patrick Moore
and George Miller
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. ROBERTSON. THE WELL, KNOWN SPECIAL
Nist, of Baltimore can b. confden;ialy CONSULTED
by both gentleinen and ladies every We iResday and
near street His great success and experience will
justify your waiting to consult him those days % SIN
wi two of DIR. BROTHERS. Inyisorating Cordial
cure any case OF sehnlnal MsaAness Nervous De.
system. s06 Bstreet southwest. se27-lm'
DE YE HEALED GO TO DIR. BROTHERS. 9os
- and 9oS street southwest and be cured The only
He has given s 4 ateiten 2 the
private Character for over 81 Years. se27-lm'
IT MAS NExER BEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
D is not the , oldest sh sd
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Particular attention paid 70 oil diseases peculiar TO
ram f0aSlss sSsssssfny M soar a with with
good accommodations. and kind efficient nurses furr.
ihed TO those who desire To stay few days IN the
city under his treatment. se27-lm'
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- ternltle retired and weil-condpcted I Home for
GAN, l6S W. Lombard street. Baltimore Nd. ss2A-2w
nR. LEON, THE OLDEST EsTABIIsHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city. Be
consulted daily 32y Missouri first street south
female complaints and Irregularities quickly removed
Prompt Treatment Correspondeice and sonsult.tions
6ours1i 70 snd to D. ~ ''''A' ~ sa ''
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
daily at l245 9TH street northwest Once hour
from 70 O'Clock pm, with ladies only. jy2-sm'
On DAYS TRIAl.
DR. DYES
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Organic Weakness csused by ndiscret.on. Poisonous
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4 streets. Price 81 Sent by mall soaled au26-m.wf
nR. ROBERTSON, THE EXERT SPECIALIST
~ who stands high in his profession, is acknowledged
TO BE- an s1psr without Isss IN the vice world in =:
Diseases Lost Vitality. Impaired Manhood and Abusss
q the System, Bladder kidney add ell dseass. q the
Urinary OrRzns Recent cases positively cured IN %
td.ys No mercury q c.uss.c, used Ca Be eon.ultsd
Office SO CIV ke1er 70 leading Physicaans q bad-
Main ofhce 50 n Liberty g.. Bal tinsors. Md mha
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Gu RUPERT,
Nos 4CsAND 4oS 7ra STREET NORTHWEST.
Headquarters for the
Also,
nun line OF Lawn Tennis Sets Tennis Rackets Gro
1net different styles. Bcyces TrcYclea Velocipsdea
Received large assortment Of Travelling ana Lunch
E1sketa Chtdren's Carriages at cost make for
fall stock. ty26
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No Cabinet Change To-day.

The Cabinet seems to be in the same unsettled
condition to-day as for the past ten days Secre-
tary Gresham is stin on duty at the Treasury de
partment, with no definite prospect Of an immedi-
ate change Judge Drummond, whom IL Is gener-
ally understood Secretary Gresham VIII succeed as
circuit Judge OF the seventh district Is Still In the
city. Tomorrow is the day appointed for the
opening OF that court, but from present appear
ances there Will be no Judge present t0pres1de and
apoStponement will undoubtedly follow.
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NOR SALE-SHEEP LAMBS AND CATTLE
IL We will sell. at public auction THURSDAY, OC
IOBEk NINE, 1854 at tine cattle pens, 18th and
streets the following Stock 800 young Ewes and
Wethers, $50 Lambs. 4 yoke of young oxen. some
bOken also lot OF fresh Cows Sprngers. stock cattle
etc. Terms sh C. +. WILKINS CO., Aucts
Sale commences at IL am. Oc6-3ts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
SPECIAL SALE ELEGANT SMYRNA CARPETS
AND RUGS. MCQUET AND BRUSSELS CAR
PETS. MADE Up AND IN PIECE; BRUSSELS
BORDER; ONE HUNDRED PAIRS LACE CUR
TAINS, TWENTY PAIRS TURKOMAN CUR
TAINS. TOGETHER WI II o HEX FLOOR AND
WINDOW DECORATIONS.
On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TENTH. 1884,
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. within my Auction rooms /
shall sell choice collection of the above goods On
hlbltIon day prior to sale Terms cash. OcG-it