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The PimlicO Rare.

P1MIIco, Nd, October 15-First race-purse $780,
OF which 500 to second; all ages; one mile R,ca
nrst Mammonist second, Checkmate third. Time,
145x.
Second race--Oriole handicap; sweepstakes for
an ages; mile ana furong. War Eagle first, Heel
Third race-Purse sso Of u,,oh sI, ~ 4:ooa
sellng allowances. mile and O quarter, Marina
ouKe nrst, Hartford second Bessie third. Time 21a
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS evenings,

4 hRGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
~ LoADlS4 SHOT HOT. Guns, IAiPokTLID FRE ii,S1t
SILyER FLAT5 d WAAE, DINNER AND TEA
SITS. CASIORS, FRUIT STAMPS, &c; FINE
INPORIE Eli SW IS MUSIC OXES FROM TWO
TO Ten TUNES: GOLD AND LIVER WATCHES.
JLT A ELEi i,rs GyILGEf, OPEN GkAssEs
HANyoS. MADE AM BUTCHER RAZUk-. Ri
HOLD ART Giles.
By direction o. the owner, to chance business will
sell, ON the premises al the above stock OF J. L.
OMENRA X Co, l5ii Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington. d. G. sale commences at SEVEN Z. VI.
real DarCalDs may he expected. FOLEY, Auct
y r-I ne ti&tures VIII notbe sold as az terInin-
at!on OF sale, the store VIII be occupied bY j. u.
OAEA \ CO.. Manufacturers Of ..ROIAI GLUE"
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The PTNIICo RaCEs.-IaE STARS report ~ tho
Pimlico meeting yesterday closed with the thiri
race. The fourth race, Tor the handicap stakes
was won IN two heats out az three nv James r
Kelly Clonmel: time, 25l and 3Ol. The mn race
great Pimlico handicap steeplechasc, was won by
Nj. NJ. Noan's Bllke Cochran
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucrioneers
TRUsTEEs SALE OF BUILDING LOT, ON C
STREEr. BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND

II.OSIEES SHE Of BUILDING LOT, ON c
STREET. BETWEtN DELAN ARE AVENUE AND
FIRST STREE NORTEEAS
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded in aR
iIber No S3l. folio 225 ct seq. one OF the laid w
on FftIDAY.OCT UBEK SEVENTEENTH. 1884 at FIVE
O'CLOCK T. NJ in front Of the premises. the following
city Of "ashingson District OF Columbia ana kno wn
(29, III the subdivision, by wNiiam Williams. OF
ORIGINAL lots numbered twelve ll2) AID thirteeE u5 in
which subdivision Is duly recorded in the surveyors
oiee Ii sid city and district in l. Hoxse folio tSS)
nine t2yl e.ntsinns two Thousand two hundred
SINGULAR tn hupros e,nents wxys. eas~ments. riShts
privileges. and aprert to the same belonging
IN anywtse sppert ainin9.
Terms Cash. deposit Of 600 TO be made on day Of
sale and terms to be complied with In seven other
and cost q the dsfaultn9 purchaser after i've days
pubic notice Of such resale in newspaper pub
lished in Washinston D. @ conxeyanctng be. At pur-
ch1seys cost. ELI y ROGERS.
oc6-dkdS Trp6toA
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rgSHos. j. FISHER s CO.. Real Estate Auctioneer.
ThUsTEES' SALE OF TWO SMALL c K
HOUSES md LOTS. KNtNS AS Nos. 200G AND
pos SFSFNICENIH STREET No. INVEST

ZoVo st FENIItN I STREET MO- INVEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated February 1lth -.
1879 and duly recorded in Lber No 9G3 foil $50 Sss
ct seq one OF the land records for the District S
Columbia we shall sell WEDNESDAY AZ Err
PAST FUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises Lots
nunSered one hundred aud fifty six 1850 and one hum
dred ard hitys Q57). 'Boughton and Moore's"
subdivision Of square numbered hundred and ffty
u50) III tie city Of WASHINGTON, District
OF Couinti as the same 8 recorded in
the tce Of the of the District Of Columbia
in Liber II. c. q: la9 each OF said lots hayin
front of sixteen l6j feet 18th street west and
each extending back Of equal widta with the front
seventy tI4)f et leo to alley ten uO)
feet wide together with the consisting OF
two twostory basement and root brio dwell
ing houses known Nos. 2O06 ami 1908 18th street
which will be sold separately
Terms: Onethird in Gas /: the residue in six and
twelve months with interest and secured by deed of
trust property deposit OF $50 each lot will he
rquired at time of SALE C.nyey noes al the cost Of
purchaser -
CHARLES c. GLOVER
Il Ar rITt Z; lrtSteeA
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Commissioners Dudley Thinks Ohio
SeltlcS n.

Commissioner OF Pensions Dudley arrived al the
B. ano o. depot at O'Clock this afternoon he was
met by Assistant Comm ssioner Walker He stated
10 STAR reporter that he thought the Ohio eiec-
ton settled the presidency.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRO kRTI At THE CORNER OF AND FIFTH

INPKUV ED
ST FITS NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY FrEkNOON OCTOBER TWYN- H,
Tf-FIE>T 1884, at HALF PAST FOC O'CLOCK ss::aa
ia front of the premises Gy virtue OF deed Of A
No IS folio 1873 ct sel.. of the land records for
the district Of Columbia. shall sell the east Atty
fet Of lot NUMBERED eleven. in square numbered four
hundred AND cis ile. DeIny fer the at the
northeast corner OF said square and lot. running
tLerca west sOEg the line OF street ty feet thence
south seventy feet; thence east fifty feat to 5tl
street. themes northwsriy along the line o: 9Th street
10 tn Place OF benniilg Teth with the improve
ents consisting Of larxe and substantial BRICK
deace with Office building attached
Terms Cne-third IN cash the remainder in two equal
instailncnts st one and two years with interest and
secured b. deed OF trust the premises the inter st
10 be patc seini1nnuslly deposit of $500 will
Grrd 81 time o. sale II the terms of sale lot
et with IN ten days from the day Of sale, the Tsus
tees the right to sel the property the
and expense of the defauitng urchaser All convey
sl.cins a. the cost OF the purchaser
BENJAMIN p SNYDER,l ,r.,..A
ocS-d&dS C1AUDIUS b. JEWELI.5 AfusIesA
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A Brutal Outrage.
THE STORY TOLD TO THE POLICE BY YOUNG COL.


THE STORY TOLD TO THE POLICE BY A YOUNG coll
ORED GIRL.
Complaint has been made to the eighth precinct
officers of case Of outrage which took place on
Sunday night last near the Eastern branch and
Efforts are being made by the officers OF the eighth
precinct to secure the offender. colored girl OF
IS, an orphan maine Ella jackson, resides with her
aunt. Mrs. Mckenna, on 1ith street northeast.
Between 8 ana 9 o'clock Sunday evening she
was walking with another girl, when two cOlored
men approached called them by name. and claimed
acquaintance. The men tGen walked some little
distance with the girls, when the one with Ella
Jackson proposed that they walk towards the
river tthe Eastern branch.) She states that she
did not mi>trus the mans purpose and walked With
him near bridge, when she charges he Knocked
her down and dragged her about 100 yards, and
tbeE by force outraged her In the struggle her
earrings were broken and lost or he took them.
He also took her rings breastp!n, and jersey. She
states that he Kept her at the SPOT TO which he had
dragged her I'll nearly one o'clock in the morning
when he lett. She then Ioade her way 20 a house
and woke the inmates. one OK whom took her home
warrant was issued to-day for the arrest OF
samuel Smith, charging him with the above
OffenSe.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
CHAS. II. STANLEY. Solicitor.

MORTGAGE SALE OF FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY AT
HYATT -NItlE M. On THE WASHINGTON
BRANCH OF THE r. K q. = F.
ONLY A SHOT, DISTANCE FROM WASHINGTON
Ths UNDERSIGNED assignee. viii by virtue Of the =,
power given Ia Inorts-1ze from Nar-arrt Paxton
to Jacob l. Regcstr-. the 18th 4 6Iril lSS 80
and recorded III l. Der J W. b 80 . folio e. of
the land record books = TiGCc tieorle's cu-rtr on
the 1lh day of May. 1888 offer for sale at public auc-
ton Oh the premises.
SATURDAY. The FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1854. At TWO O'CLOCK L. N,
al thoss certain pcc parcels Of lands aud premises
COW yed 10y ~ Ja. o. : ErFistfr 10 s5i Margaret
r xton by eed bearing date the 2tn day OF Arr 1888
he .ister's addition 10 Hyattsylls. Maryland Tr
llrer ". n j. No. 3. folio C27 o.: the land records of
Prince Georges county. Maryland and the IL,
described and bonnde as follows. 10 Wiz ColnIneu
al post o. the Washington AID baltimore :urn ike.
Iarsing vision line between lots tl IireeF ana I'D
deg east. two hundred and uiuet5 feet go six 90
tg5 deg east three hundred nj twenty five tt feet,
Go feet post OF lets IL ard Il the north
g. deg west. hundred and eigf eight ~, ieet,
thence north Sfl4 deg west hIndr u md twenty
four l2i} feet place bexiiH Containing acres
OF land less The nprov snents consist OF one
two-story frame Cling. with back building.
Terms Of sale: Cash
GEO r. TOWFRFF. Assignee.
Is ST Psul street, Ia tirnore.
= s.1~-ir "a t-SE vyS n
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MARRIED.-Mr. Charles G. Beckert, of Baltimore
Was married last evening TO Miss Mary E. May by
Father EOccoford, at Trinity (Cathoiic) church.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sale OF live stock, at DroverS'
Rest, DC. as reported By Tavenner Bros yesterday
as follows: 17S cattle up and sOd Best. at TO 90
good, at Az 10 Az medium, at 4 to AZ; common,
at to 324. CTS sheep and lambs; sheep, at 81 to
Az; lambs So 70 61 90 cows and calves, at SIS TO
S55. Market very brisk.
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V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME RESIDENCE,
No 80 FIFTH STREET. opposite CITY HALL
~ u

AND NEw PENSION OFFICE.
By Of deco Of trust d2ted the 18th day Of -,
May 1879 and duly recorded in LiDeT. No $40 folio iii
So e he land ecCT- COX tie District -S
of Columbia AID by rrction If tue parties secured
thereby. The undersigned trustees Will s-li. NON
DAY. Ihe TWEN4IlT4 DAY ca O|1CB Il. IsS4 a.
HALF-PA~T FDCE O'CLOCK 2. VI. the fellow. ny
Gs>Crted property Part Of ct nun ereG - in square
numbered 4s9. Ee1inun for The same 1T the south
east corner Of sail lot aud running thence with
the south re said ia the Ge thereof niI.s
three $50 - and one-hsI l,ct. tlsnCe north with
"a FER 4iue wv ntl five t&51 feet six inches the
north line said To-; thence with SAID north line
thirty-o-e t) ftcs ore Inch and a-has thence east 10
the front line OF said lot sixty two t) fre two inches 20
TOl.t twenty t-J tu-t iaCes from the place
beginning, thence south with sad front line To tie
place OF beyi.i-iilg.
1er1as: Ore-th.-! CASH the residue in two equal Payf
meLts. at SIX ad WE'VE months with interest al xix
per cent per allnuu until PAID. secured 10y deco Of
trust on TIE rrOierty sid Al nseyaneing at pur-
Ch.sTs cost $40 sit required ut t4lc
Z SNIDEE. F..
uc--1It TtINM = I.tsst-tS
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Nominated for Congress-.

party convention at Chester to-day nominated
Joseph D. Cadie, OF Westfeld, for Congress.
Iflct convention OF the peoples party nomlna ted
Ds So timothy STOW. OF Fall River. for Congress
ninth district congressional convention OF the
peoples party has nominated Henry LemmonS, OF
Newton.
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The Republican Majority i'm ur.
hurd,s
How Seuctor Rec. Ioot.. m,

TOLEDO, O., october l5.-The chairman OF the r.
publican committee estimates The maforlty Tor
Romels In the tenth district al ~
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~ &eSSOs&stAAu8 .IA040
ULEvKLAND,o. October Is -pefroIsum unchansnd
Standard WhttA 40 DE- teGk ne.
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Ccc FEs ERR FEE sSSS
g O z ER E
tcrSS EKa i 4 EEr SIS
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS EIOER

AAAA--'A AAN'NA@--sr fl-Cth
without Dc the most BEaUTIFCL and the most
Mt sIT1oUs Flour il tlis world
The 1i only the mos. perfect MIL con-
tanning - does all TIE improved Machinery
vented 20 che present +iTs buL they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED hy e. nl n tire world TIC prove that
void simply state that large quantity OF this
a.Eifcsnt FlO-Ir = sLpvtJ, annually 10 Europe q
eaten ut ae principal Courts Of tne OH world We
GUARANTEE that 1t : made from selected hard wheat
Minnesota and Iaota !: al acknowledge,
fact that n this Flour perfSt separation Of the 81
Particles CT the wheat Try and thorough el;lni-
atcn q ali weak ant starch, matter has ISIS; been
reached and is consequently NUTRITIoCs yield
ing more bre ad % The barrel than any otEer The
best trade admits tina: its brea-lnai, qualities
III the chez psf veil best for either iainii
or bakers use. and unsurpassed by an Flour made
Eyery sack AID eey t1r-t. warranted gave entire
sa:-siz c-o1.
STERLIN ST LOUIS FANCY
OF the In5ss beautiful Winter wlea. Patents ever
otered 10 the e. II 'Ine1clie by any ether Pateu
except Ceres aLj vii please thu NOS; exacting house
As~pcr and satisfy The rElcs: fas:idIo,s FL ;cIra
GILT-E
a magnificent Winter Whsa. Pa.s:lf
RELIAN nee
AsTisnd Minnesota Patent Flour made by tie cee-
trased Errgsr It l. very cheap and beau
tiful Patent within tie reach OF ali CLASSES and
guarantee VII glys satisfaction. - every who viii
tTy
" - / ID + y l A. Il
The obi rcIisbe standby ard the 81 .dsri family
Tour Of III trict /, j eGEl il quality 20 great many
h'h priced Facsnt loUrs whilst Il eau t tcd-Et for
considerable less onsy. We defy competitor. lin9
forth S-y f.o-r superior 20 CERES STERLING
GLT-EDGE. EELI Sc or GOLDEN HILL and we
Zee! assured tz- a.y hogsexesir who tres them o-ca
VIII Ieve- Use ling else. Fo- sale Is al grocers
Wholesale IeIoi oorer lst street and Indiana sveDyis
seI3 WI. VI. GAIT 4 co.
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U,HoNIAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

T4.USTEE's SALE OF UNIMPROyED LOT on
oE,EHIH SIEEET, BETWEEN K AND L
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated January az
1874. recorded in L:per 20. 7,). folio lo5 t<5
seq OF Il land oIds of the District of Co-
luDlIia l Will ell On
FRIDAY. OCTOBER TWENTT- FOURTH, 1884. at
f1fE O'CLOCK L. NJ.
in front of the premises the owing described rpal
tate sltuaten The city Washington. in the District of
Columbia known ard desiFnate subdivision 10: num-
-rsd tW entyto CD Van iswck's sUbd. sion of
slnare ruInoered -four hunxred and Ety-one (47l
Terms: one-th ID cash tie residue IN Two equal pay
ns at SIX and twelve ontEs with int secured
by deed Of trust the premises Copv. yancirg ~ cost
Of purchaser delosit Of 20 to lie ie at time
sale Terms OF sale to he complied with wi hin seven
Gaysots 1ise the Trustee TIL right resell at
cost OF deiauilfng purchaser GEORGE W. CISSEL.
Ik-.l TrJg.
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The C0.artS.
nEAL C0rRT-.IiiIno Wiiiip

CRIMINAL CorRT-yud2e While.
Yesterday. James O'Donneu, assault Two cases.;
not guilty. VIM. II. Rankett. HOUSEKEEPING; for
reiture Of recor enhance SET aside.
To-day, J. v n. Huyck, fast driving; Thorn IS
=. Moran. unlicensed bar: John Brown, selling on
sun lay and VIM. p. Cole, keeping bar open on
Sunday, recognizanceS forfeited.
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OLD NM AND Old ERIENDS ARE Known AZ
" the best. = JUs1H's Old stand known Tor years
Is the only Place where nrSt-ciass SECSND-HAND
CLOTHING car e sold res. eet-bls pr.>el Address
or call ~
jCSlEs Old .rtal6 No 6i9 . street. between 9th and
lth streets northwest
}. ks-NSte d u.al1 SgCNnSI ly sttsEde:s% I6rS
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'AOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

BRICK DWELLING AND sTORr o,- BETDrE
SIEFET. I I'VE CONGR IS AND WASH
INGTUS STREETS. GEORGETOWN. D. c.. AT
AUCTION
on TUESDAY. OCTOBER TwENTY-FIisST -
1cS4 a. CUR O'CIC X il fTout Of the premises So
shah - part IF l.. :JT. ~ Iivo-srt ov 'front.': MS
IL - feeJ E~lc street b. drrIr Z 800 ieet.
proved Uy sET-rstoTy GrIcA GVeil,' store with
bzCA blil41g tn w.lU.1 ts..-G-r - lit rooms
Ier1Gs Tn ia ri cash. the J~lt3..- III All NO
years. with ir--r = 1t TX Per per IT.t
"a: and secured dee! OF Trust. ali cash. the
uItlct Q: purchaser j. COW yauci and Ttccr,lil. =
At fGi-5s-Ts cost 500 H. asst ceu re,. at tie
c: sale JAMS L DAVIS Ascent.
oEty-Gts
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riNEfstHk.ES.

REEKERT-NAg On Tuesday. October l4:li 1884
az trinity tCa hoiic) Church ~ tlle hey taihr l.por
AAlsl + MAY Of Wes; NaSlllg ton. ID. {. ,ialtaors
papers please co,yl
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y'HCs j. fIsHFn & CO. Aucuoneers

ttiASCLRY SALE OF THE HAM ONE RESI-
DtNCE No. AT YETTE SQUARE.
Ey virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
Issrict 81 Columbia teced the 10 h day of a:
anna + ba-Ea Z ct FL .r- plaintiffs ara J.: b Bar
SIX s. q 1h' aHeti'n IN front Of tie premises at
the siXIELNTA DAY OF OCTOBER. 1884 the fol
pee OF Parel OF real estate in the
II wit: Part O1 Los nunbc 81 one % and
fWo CD ~ square Numbered I'm Gdred and sixty
Vn fIt'} a. the sane sTe esigEated the public
described Is follows: Ee2puins 1T a point on the
'aSi u SAID lot i!iil be- tJ. distant MY.
seven 2f 1tet eight and half 20 inches northwardly
froEi h southeast corner Of said square: thence rum
nil WtW aTCiy pru lei with the south line of the
quar- one hundred and six t0) feet 1ne ( inches to
the IL Of 10. three tJ thence with SAID east line
forthwardy about tweI.y-gi hs (SJ feet to iCr con-
veed By Henry Nj Rice to W b. Irow bridge thence
eaStw4ryiy aud Larai.el with the south line of the
tie est lie VI said lot o.. win sail east
line &OCut tweyei ht (2S) feat southwarlly to the
point OF beejnlins with ali the ways Ezhts alleys
easements and aIpu:tenan - thereto bolonein9 and
tlect To TIE pf-Tit Il-ht Of common with
adjacent lots. at by deed between T. L. Townsend
James AeD and " p Trow ordx, recorded in Liber j.
A No. &C. oo $685. toSe,her with the improvements
Consisting OF handsome su6s.ant ally bull, and com.
InodtoCs rch DIV Hing mouse containing sixteen rooms
ing % feet on the west side OF Lafayette squa Z
Terms {: sale prescribed BY TIA decree O-.-thrd
c2SE and the residue IN tree eIua. instruments pay
Ebt II one two s!la tn years, respectively, from
cdy OF sale with interest ct per per annurn:
the deferred pay ats to secured t. tie prolAssory
OF the purchaser, al purchase mo ma
r. paid ST. at tho option .. the purchase No deed
VII BE- given until tue purchase money paid in ful.
DEPOSIT Of $500 " b. requ red WHEN the property is
with thin one week from the DAY of sale or the Or D.
crit viii De soi az the and cost CT the defa,It,!ip
~ haser. All conyeyaucng and recording AZ pur-
Oh er's cost RANDOLPH toYLs., Trust
Cc=-u&l Is u. >. Attorneys G ice. CITY Hall
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RANGE OF THE THERNoMErER-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day am 393: IL ain, 495 pm, so ).
Maximum, So 9: minimum. 31.1.
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FT,HOS. J. USHER Co,
L Real Estate Auctoneers

W. ID. CASSIN, r.
Cc9-dts JAS L. DAVIS. trustee
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General Foreign News by Cable.

THE GROUNDS FOR PRIMES LOUIS DIVORCE.
LONDON, October 15-The Judgment rendered by
the court at DarnStadt in the divorce case OF
Prince Louis Of Hesse, versus the Countess Kolern-
mine, assigns as the cause for the divorce a
mutual Discrimination" which, according TO the
German princely law, is a sufficient reason FOR a
legal separation where there are no children by the
marriage
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VNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
THoMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer.

ONE BREWSTER COUPE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER LIGHT EENTH 1894,
TMEj..E O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of my salesroorns
Will sell Tor cash the above vehicle, ocl5- q
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What IL Said at the National COmmts.
tee northumberland Virximia
Claimed by the Democrats as An Off.
n OHM.

NKw YORK, october io.-There were but few peo-
pie at the democratic or republican headquarters
this morning. but there was a marked difference In
feeling at the two places At the democratic head
quarters Il was asserted that the news from West
Virginia offset that from Ohio. No dispatches had
been received there since last night Al the repub
licaa headquarters this murning . dispatch from a
member OF tue national committee now IN Cincin-
natl was received oy Chairman b. +. Jones, which
read:
'Sevent mine precincts IN Hamilton county give
net republican gain OF 2j6. This includes most OF
the strongest democratic precincts IL Is now
pretty sure that the majority in Hamilton county
Will be 1900"
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Affairs in WcSr VaSlsinrfou.

The Capital Bicycle club gave reception to their
lady friends last evening at the co.nnodious club
house on q street
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A Fross I'm vtrxinia.

most In this section last night which did consider
able damage TO vegetation. This weather to-day II
very cold.
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FINANCIAL 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 II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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DUNCANsoN BROTHERS. Auct1oneera
SPECIAL SALE.

200
srCoND-HAND CARPETS AT AUCTION.
N THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER lGTH AT
II O'CLOCK. WI Mill SELL ~ FRONT OF
IDCR SALES! CONS 200 SECONDHAND CAR
RI ). VARIOUS KIM AND SIZES THESE
CARPETS ARE IN LXCELLENr CONDITION
AID SHOULD COMMAND IHE ATTENTION
ppT
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I'd Edition.
Latest lelDgpanS to The Star.
LATEST FROM OHIO.
A DISPATCH TO MR.. BLAINE,
Republicannaj ority ,OOOto2O, 600
A PROMISE TO DO BETTER IN NOVEMBER.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING SfAR
COLUMBUS ONO, october 15.-The following dis
patch was sent to Mr. Blaine and Gen. Logan:
Hon Jas. G. Blaine Detroit, Mich:
Ohio certainly republican By eighteen, possibly
twenty, thousand We will do far better in Novem-
Der. Accept our hearty congratulations.
(SigneO j. +. CGLEvEE"
Mr.. Blaine replied this Afternoon, warmly thans-
ing the committee for their work and their promise
for November. G. W. A.
THE OHIO CONGRESSIONAL DELE.
CATION.
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Relief Division, Sons OF Temperance, he'd at the
Scottish Rite hall. the following Officers were in
stalled for the ensuing term: Homer Fellows. w. p;
William Oscar Roome, r S; COrabelle FellOwS.A.
R. s.; Gordon w. Trow, F. s.; j. W. Bede, treasurer;
NJ Louise Wilhams, con: NJ r. Parker, 1 S The
resentatfves to the grand division which WIN meet
In this city on october cath: F. NJ. Bradley, Mrs n
H. Bradley, J. &. Bridge, William Bushby, Mrs L.
4. Bushby, J. w. Bede, }. r. Bradley, E. L Bugbee
Mrs A. J. Bugbee, Appleton p. CLARK, w. II. Haz-
ard; Florence N. Hazard, James McKenna, Moses
g. W. Trow, Alfred Wood, S. N. Yeatman, Homer
FellOWH
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FRIG HTrUI RAILROAD accrncxr
An Express Train Runs into q Wagon
and Kills Three People.

BALTIMORE. October ia special to the Day
from Eikton, Nd, says: An accident the most
frightful and destructive to human life which has
happened In this vicinity for years occurred this
morning at Red Mill Crossing. one mile from Elk
ton, on the Philadelphia Wilmington and BaltI-
more railroad The Washington and New York
express, which passes this place about
S.5u a m. struck market wagon con-
tanning three persons, killing the horses,
demoliShing the vehicle and killing instantly all
It's occupants or these VIM. Andrew Prior. q
farmer, ABOUT " years OF age, resides about six
miles from k.kton, and was coming into town With
load OF farm product The other uDTortuBates
were chiidreI-katie Duiinc,, aged g. daughter OF
Philip Duling, raiiroad track hand.
and Robert Jones, aged yeae, son OF JACK
Jones. Prior was badly cut in the head and back,
the Top OF the girls head was crushed and the boy
dreadfully mangled about the head and otherwise
Injured Prior's body was found three hundred
yards up the track, as were also parts OF the
wagon The cEtidren'S bodies were found about
one hundred feet from the crossing the house
being Knocked about the same distance