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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Meeting.

CINCINNATI, october 9.-The meeting OF the stock
holders and bondhOlderS OF the Ohio and MiSsiS-
sppi railroad company for the election OF three
directors began this morning. The directors APP
pointed Messrs- Her2ey. Goodwin and McAuley
tellerS The was objected to by the attorney for
what Is known as the anti-C,arrett party, who
wanted tue teIerS elected by the meeting viva voce
Objections were also made to the proxies Offered
by The Garrett party The teierS decided TO receive
them, subject to the objection, which would be
Suered afterwards. This was also made the subject
OF exception. Both parties were represented by
siderable time will be required 10 finish the cleo
tiOn.
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RAILROADS.
TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
2HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

TTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY
2HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule III effect Il, TS'T 3. 1884
$40 A.M-<EW ORLEANS MAIL daily. makin close
connections to all points South and Southwest
paily. ex ept Sunday. with C. L O. Railway Pull.
Nan Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Wash
1Dgton to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans.
CHARLOTTESVILLE FAST LIN f. DAILY via Char
lottrsvliie to Cincinnati, Louisville and all Western
POINTS. Pullman Sleeping Washington to
1CAGP.M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
4 all points South and Southwest via Danvile ard
Charlotte. Daily pit Sunday with c. O. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping cars from Washins ton via Dan
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans: also.
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7:O0A
II. and 5l0 +. NJ daily. except Sunday.
Walrenton trains leave Washington at $40 A and
$40 P NJ. daily
For tickets and Information INQUIRE Companys Of
tct EU1 PeGnSy ivaIia avenue Trains leave t. g.
Z. station
Nj SLAUGHTER, mcdaniel.
Gen. Pass. Agent Aren't
an2 SOL. HAAS Traffic Mana..nr
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Coo FEE RRR FER sSSs
e q r r Y r
ER RRR FEE SIS,
q @ i Y r ? go
Geo kRE K X EE2 SSSS
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.

PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.
without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world
The Nlil-rs have not only the mos. perfect NIL con-
tanning IL does al the most improved Machinery in
vented up 20 the present time. but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world To prove that
would simply state that large quantity Of this
magnificent flour is SHIPPED annually to Europe aud
eaten al the principal Courts Of the old worid. We
GUARANTEE that it Is made from selected hard wheat
grOwn IN Minnesota and Dakota II is ACKNOWLEDGED
fact that IN this Flour perfect separation of the eu
nous particles OF the wheat berry and thorough e!iIn
nation Of all weak and sarchy matter has at las
reached and is consequently NOR. NUTRITIOUS yield
liz more bread to the barrel than ether Flour The
best trade admits thai from its bread qualities
It's the cheapest well the best for either family
Or BAKERS USE and unsurpassed by any Flour made
EyerJ sack sad every barrel is to give entire
satis:aCtioa
RLING'S ST LOUIS FANCY
OUe o. the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered 20 the trade /. is uexcee by any other Patent
except Ceres and viii please the exscting house
keeper and satisfy tie most fas.idious epicure.
T-EDGE.
rnaxnifcent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIAN
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele-
Grated Hungarian process 1t cheap and beau
tful Patent within tie reach OF ali classes AMI
guarantee viii give satisfaction every one who Will
try IL
COLL HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard family
Flour Of ths District 1t equal in quality
hxh priced Patent lours whilst can be bought for
considerable less money We defy competitors bring
forth any Flour superior TO CERES, STERLING.
GILT-EDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL. and ae
feel red that any housekeeJer who tries them
Will Iever Use anything else For sale By al grocers
Wholesale Depot. Ist stree, and Indiana avenue
sei3 WI NJ GAIT & CO.
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NkRcVs T. NORTON pIScHaRgsn-ln the Roston
MASS municipal court yesterday Marcus T. Nor
Ton, the man of many gigantic enterprises was
aitslghed on charge OF dcfrauding the proprie-
tors OF The nited states hotel OF $50 due uon
board OH. Ills counsel submitted the testimony
OF several physicians 10 the effect that the defend
ant was addicted 10 the use of opium which un-
settled bis mind The Judge discharged Norton.
and the bill WAS maid
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TO.YIOK ROW.
BROS, Auctioneers.

WE'LL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS.
&CBEING The ENTIRE EFFECTS CONTAINED
IN RESIDENCE No 90 . STREET NORTH
WEST. COMPRISING PARLOR SUITE, UPHOL-
STERED IN RAW SILK AND PLUSH; F. z. MAN
TEL AND PIER GLASSES: THREE WALNUT
CHAMBER SITE WALNUT VI, T. SIDE
30 aknS, LsALHER COY 6RED DINING chair,
TENSION TABLES 81 I. TABLES. FANCY AND
PLUSH TOP TABLES. HAIRCLOTH SOFA AND
CuAIKS. BEDsTEADS. BUREAUS NASH
STANDS. WAEDROBES. CHAIRS, SEWING MA
CHINE, LACE CURTAINS AND CCRNICE, IN
CRAVINGS, HAIR, HUSK AND COTTON, WOVEN
NIkE AND OTHER MATTRESSES, FEATHER
BEDS PILLOWS AND BOiSTE Frs, BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETS. ALL WOOL INGRAM
RUGS SMYRNA AND OTHER RUGS. LARGE RE-
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c, &C, All AUG.
TIoN.
On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TENTH. 1884
at Ten O'CLOCK. will sell at the above named resi-
deUCe the entire furniture contained therein These
goods have been liz but short time. and in
cel,n condition. which respectfully call the
fention of buyers. OCT st
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'NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES 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 1879 and duiy recorded in Liber. No 9iO folio Sa
sos ct one OF the land records for the District 1
of Columbia. and by direction OF parties secured
thereby the nndelsgned trustees, will sell. MON
HhLF-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following
described property Part of lot numbered r. square
numbered ls9 Beginning for the same at the south
east corner Of sai lot and running thence west with
the south line of said lot to the line thereof ninety
three t93) feet and half inch; thence north with
a rear line tw MY five (25) feet six inches to the
north line OF said lott thence with said north
CID feet one inch and ahah thence east to
the front line Of said lot feet two inches
point twenty-five inches from the place o.
esxinning; thence south with said front line to the
Terms One-third cash. the residue in two equal payf
ments AZ six and twelve months, with interest at
per cent Ter annum until paid secured by deed of
trust On the Property sold All nveyantfng ut pur-
cnasers cost So deposit required tne time Of sale
oc7-1lt pt,n,f pa AZ hERr Trustees.
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Oc9-dts
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers.
WALNUT SIDEEOARD, SECRETARY, WALNUT
DESK FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, PAR
LOR sui f. WALNUT HATRACK, MHAINUT
NJ T. TABLES. NAL Ut CHAMBEn SETS,
COTTAGE SETS, WALNUT EXTENSION IA
BILE. DINING CHAIRS. PICTUnE-, CROCK
cry AND GLASSWARE. TOILET WARE, BED
SIEADS. BUREAUS. MATTRESSES. SHADES.
BRUsSELS AND OTHER CAtPFT NEARLY
NEW); REF. IGERATOR DROP LIGHT, CABI-
NET GAS STOVE, NO 7; OILCLOTH, RUGS,
FRENCH CLOCK, &c, &c.
Also.
BAY MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD; FAMILY CAR
RAGE MD HARNESS.
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIR-
TENTH. commencing at Ten O'CLOCK we will sell
at house, corner I'D and streets northwest Garfield
Terrace tue entire contents, comprising above and
IN splendid order The mare. carriage and harness Will
be sold at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, i'll front of the
house This sale s worthy the attention parties fur
nIshing. DUNCANSON BROS,
A,.cttp
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SULLIvAN swsARs orr AND Is IN Tn,-

SULLIVAN SwEARs or AND is IN TnafNINo f0R
HIS FIGHT WITH LArLiS.-Juhn l. sullivan, Ia IN
interview, said he intends to train down % go
poupGs or less Tor his set-to with Latin. lie II
willing 10 wager g. 500 TO OC0 that he viii have
the best OF Latin from The start and Is confident
OF easily dlsposing OF him. After the lafiln nght
ne desires matches with All Greenfield. the Eng
lish athlete, and with Mitchell II he is 81 lnclIli
He declares solepnly that he has stopped drinking
Tor all time. and proposes 10 make a tour through
England, Ireland, scotland and Australia
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New York Notes..

sUrcIDE-THE SOUTHERN BAPTST ASSOCIATION
NEW YORK, October 9.-Henry T. Hopper, a
stationer. h1ty-two years old, committed suicide
this morning by shooting hilnsolt m the head
While In bed at his home i'll West . tn street.
The New York Southern Baptist association to-
day appointed the following delegates to the
Baptist state convention TO be held at Rome on
the Gath instant: Rev. DR.. Edward Bright and
Rev. MeSSrS. s. I. Hilman, Edward Colgate, L. A.
Crandall, r. S. Macarthur, ID. c. Potter, R B.
Hail. Ii. 5. Day, II. s Mason James Randall, 7. f.
smith, Fl. NJ. Sanders, &. G. Norton, HaiSey Moore
and d. W. WiSher (co.ored).
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HE NeRKINGhENS CoNGRISs.-The Federation
OF Trades and Labor Unions continued It, session
IN chicago yesterday Statistics FOR the last four
months were read. showing that the strikes num-
oefed In the United States rs, affecting 53eO en-
ployes- Of The number ~ had been against reduc-
ttoh Oh wages ana Tor Increase OF wages 1ae
legislative committee reported Ia connection with
The elght-hour question that IL bad addressed the
national committees OF both the republican and
democratic parties, but had received no r.spOnss,
from either, and that they believed II was useless
10 wait for legislation.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
4 UCTIUN SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
N AND UNINPROEED REAL ESTATE TO CLOSE


N AND USINPROVED REAL ESTATE TO CLOSE
AN ESTATE.
On the days and at the hours hereinafter stated
the respective premises. tbs following property
Gated IL the city of Washington strict OF Colulnha;
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER FL HTH, 1854 at
FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. the western part OF lot A. IN
Majors recorded subdivision of original lot in square
81 fronting Is feet north L street by depth of 20
feet. improved by twostory frame dwelling No. Z2io
street northwest
On THURSDAY. OCTOBER NINTH. 1894 at FOUR
O'CLOCK i. VI, the uniluprovcf lot numbered l. III
the square WEST OF SQUARE $50. fronting on New
Jersey avenue. and Sd streets northwest. and con-
tanning 1.oS4 slnsre feet of ground, more or less
ierTns One-fourth cash. the balance at six. twelve
eighteen and twenty-four months the purchasers
IrOnsSOr notes To he given for the deferred lnets
bearing sx cent interest from days Of sale payable
quarter yearly be secured by deeds OF trust the
pr perty sold aud satisfactory insurance policies the
buildings; all cash or any greater portion than one
fourth may be paid If the purchasers desire. All con-
ancng and I'd g at purchasers cost. 400 de-
posit Oh acceptance OF each bid.
JAMES S. EDWARDS, Trustee.
412 5th stree: northwest
THOMAS DOWNING, AHct se24-eoSds
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he EXPRCTs 0HIo 70 GO DKHOCkATIC
Col. John G. Thompson, ex-sergeant-at-arms OF
the House OF Representatives telegraphs e .
friend In this city that the special dispatch TO the
New York Star quoting him as conceding the state
of ohio 10 the republicans 'sis an infamous false
hood made out OF whole cloth" He added that
the matter sent by the correspondent was sshog
wash" and that he (Thompsonl expects the state
To 90 democratic.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

by virtue OF writ of fieri facias issued out of the
Omce 81 the Supreme Court Of thu District of
20 ump'a and to me directed Will sell public sale
f1f cash IN front Of the Conr House door Of the said
0SsinRFSRR 40 HssU,NDAY ths THIR EENTH DAY OF
h me claim apd interest of the defendant in and
70 e t9uowing. described property to wit The south
nsii OF Lot ten O in square one hundred and two O2
"a Is OK Mashingtou to satisfy execution numbe
HARRIET A ZANTZlNGER.
CLAYTON Mc.dIcHAEL.
mro>.,.~.-- y. S. MARSHAL
A0VAAe OOMllNG. Auct sel9.tdS
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STEAMERS.
rI y A X ID LIN L.

" A RID LINE.
o 7 C
AM ROT
TIE CLNARD sTEAEShIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW lOKk AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORK HARBOR
FROM PICK 40 y. X. NEW YORK
GALA $500. Wed Oct Is ORKCoS We'd Nov Il
Ark.SIA Ned. Oct - tMBRIA'new Wed. Nov l9
sNRvIs.. We'd. Nov. 5 BoIRSIA We'd Dee 3
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY tROI SEW IOkK
RAILS or PASSAoE-s6o. $50 aid $780, cccordiE-
to accommodations.
Storage very low rates S;eerage tickets from Llv-
erpol and Queestown and al ether parts Of Europe
lowest
Through bills Of laden gwen FOR Belfast Glasgow,
Fayre Antwerp and other ports Che Continent and
fCl Mediterranean ports
For freight and PASSAGE apply at the Copa ysOfce.
Nc. 4. BOwling Green both Storage and CABIN TO
O1lS BlGELOH < co C05 sth 81. Washington. u e.
NEINUN IL BROWN < co. Nes York.
Crto Nessrs. OTIS BIGELOW & co,
Oc9 COS 9Th street Washington
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Sanguine Senator SabiR.
THE REPUBLICANS ALL RIGHT IN THE WEST, HE

THE REPUBLICANS ALL RIGHT IN THE WEST, HE
THINKS.
~ am entirely confident as to the general result
OF the election" said Senator Sabin to The STAR
man, who saw him at the Riggs house this after
noon. "Blaine Will be elected. You may put that
down In double leads! In Minnesota we have such
u large majority that the thing is nonotonous"
slow about Wisconsin and kanSas?"
''Both are all right They are firm for Blaine.
There Is no doubt about them. You don't have
their republican maJorities questioned until you
get 70 New York.
And OhiO?"
We shall carry It. There is some little disa fec
ton among the Germans but that Is more than
compensated for In other waySn
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Senator ,IcPherson,. Confidence.

he THISKS CLEVELAND WILL BE ELECTED REGARD
LESS OF THE Result OHIO.
Senator Mcpherson, OF New Jersey, arrived in
Washington this morning, accompanied by his
wife, to put his residence order for winter occu-
patton. ASTAR reporter found him at the Arling-
ton hotel and asked: senator, what have you TO
say about the political situation?"
81 have this TO say" he replied. "Mr Cleveland
will be our next President As to Ohio, we, up our
way, don't know much, but We are not making our
fight on Ohio. II 1t goes democratic so much the
better, but whether 1t does not 1t is not ques-
ton that effects / tell you candidily Cleveland
cannot be beaten in New Jersey, nor do I believe
he can In New York. feel quite as sure OF New
York as New Jersey. There are thousands OF in
dependents. who are not heard from In the public
news got from Ohio is cheering, but regardless
OF the result there we will elect Cleveland
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EcuTfY CoURf-Jud0e Coz.
Gsm ee saks nnS tST
telegraph company; receivers appointed Scott
lgt Scott: time TO take testimony extended
United States agt SmOOt; sale postponed Bar
yer agt. Gilmore; reference 70 auditor. Auyck agt
shelly pro oonlosoa
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S,naIlDoxin Dakota.

ST. PAUL, MINI, october "a report comes
from Brookings, Dakota, that what had been sup
genuine smallpox, and the disease is spreading
rapidly throughout the county. 1t Is supposed TO
have been brought there by enigrantS SO lar four
persons have died
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J. L MN /, I'M SFE
AAA AAA M L IN ME-

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Commencing May 3D. and every SATURDAY thereafte-
esrg Qsebec To Liverpool. making the shortest
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Iron OF this line unsurpassed for strenti.
fIseC and comfort and rtt-d up with al the ,lOi
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ALLAN IiNk-"INTEH SERVICE.
Portland IL Liverpool every TERTsCay until Nav
CABIN so $50 and $50: in;erme,!la;e s3c.75 Extra
weekly ships o. Boston from Liverpool GIeenSto.sr
IonsoEderEy Gas and Galway Tor PREPAID business
only 1hrouyn TICKETS ISSUED ~ railroad
the United States Intermediate 1875; setrae. s2l
fh. Baltimore srSice vii L. resucl eo.iiII.eI.clu
April ;, AMI regularly thereafter.
Apply LEV - ALDEN. General Agents OF Broal-
way. New York. - q. W. MOSS
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mh13-th.s.tu Washington ID g
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oce Agents Tor Washington, ID. O.
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nUNCANsoN BROTHERS Auc,ioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTALE =. No 10.I VERMONT AVENUE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTAL +. NO. 1877 VERMONT AVENUE.
IN THE CITY OF WASHfNGTON. D. C.
Under ana by virtue of deed gf trust. dated No a
venber 1st 1879 and duly recorded i'll iber No "a:
92 folio 344 ct OF the land records Of the
District of Columbia the undersigned trustees viii
sell. WEDNESDAY. TIE FIF ZENITH DAY OF
OCTOBER. A. d. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ i'll
front OF the premises the following real estate situate
in the city Of Washington and District of Columbia u
wit All thst certain piece parcel Of ground known
and described Let numbered TIL tyone of Evans sub
divi<ion Of lots numbered fourteen l4) fifteen (5)
sixteen (I6l seventeen I'D and eighteen sl vi lid
wells subdivision of square numbered two hundred
ard seventeen Gid according tn plat Of the said
city of Washington together with all the easements.
hcretanents and appurtenancs TO the same belong
in&f III any wise apiUrtaInluZ.
Terms of sale; One-third If the purchase money in
cash balance in and two years. with interest at
six per cent the deferred payments 20 e secur by
deed of trust the property sold all cash at the
option purchaser. COnvey ancing at purchasers
cost deposit of $40 viii be required az time OF sale
Terms % sale to be complied with within fve days.
otherwise Trustees the ri sell 1T the risk
and cost of the defaultiag purchaser.
SATHi. WILSON. , -r,,,...
sso1-dS1S FRANCIS IL SMITH. iiuSA0eS
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No EiiibuStering Expedition Landed i'm
EvpBN

NEW YORK, October 9-The consul general Of
Spain In this city to-day received an official denial
or report published here that tllibustering eXpe-
ditiOn mad landed at Las ValaS, cuba.
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YINHOS. ]. FISHER 4 CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FRO tRTT AT THE CORNER OF E AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY FTEhNOON. OCTOBER TWEN-A.
TE-FlkS1, 1884 at HALF-PAST FOU O'CLOCK, III.
IL front of the premises By virtue of deed of trust
dated November LIST 1881. and duly rdet i'll Iiber
No soS folio 1873. ct seq OF the land records for
the LlStrict Of Columbia shall sell the east fifty
feet OF lot numbered eleven III square numbered
hundred and nine beginning fer the same at the
northeast corner of said square and lot. and running
thence west along the line OF fifty eet thence
south seventy feet thence east fifty feet to 9Th
street thence norhwardy along the line OF 9Th street
10 the place OF beginning. tgeh with the improve
Ients, consisting Of larse and substantial brick resi-
dence with Office building attached
Terms: Onethifd in cash; the remainder in equal
lnstaents at one and two years, with interest and
secured By deed OK trust the premises the st
to be pad semi annually. deposit $500 will be re-
CURED at time of sale # the terms of sale
piled with In ten days from the day OF sale tue Trs-
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and expense Of the defaultipg purchaser. All convey
aEcing at the cost of tie purchaser
BENJAMIN +. SNYDER,l Tps+a,
ocSd&d3 Cl.AUDIUS b. JEWELLi trustees
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At meeting Of the Capital City Gun club, held
last night. resolution was adopted thanking NAL
Dye and his Officers for their efficient services IN
SuppreSSiDg violations OF the game law.
The sale OF property from the ONCE OF the prop
erty clerk OF the police took place to-day at VII
nams auction rooms. 1t Melted about $50
Forty-seven dogs were Killed ut The pound this
afternoon.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneers,

REAL ESTATE. No. 1921 VERMONT AVENUE.
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DC.
Under and hy virtue OF deed of tr1Ist dated No-
yeIber ist. 1879. and recorded in iiber No 927 -
folio 34l. seq. of the land records of the Dis
trict of Columbia. the undersigned Trustees. Will
sell on WEDNESDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY IF
OCTOBER. 1894 ut HALF PAST FOUR O'C LOCK p.
NJ In front the premises the fol owing described
real estate sItuate in the ciy of Washington and Dis
trict Of Columbia. to wit Al that certain piece par
Gel o. ground known and described Lot numbered
twenty eight (2S). of Evans subdivision of
begfd fourteen u4). fifteen 81 60 seventeen
10 and eighteen tlo OF kiiweiFs division of square
numbered two hundred and seventeen t9I1t Accord =
to IA plat of the said city OF WASHINGTON together with
all the easements. hereaments and appurtenaIces to
the SAME belonging or III Guywsse aipertaini.lg
IerE-S of sale One TIN OF he purchase money in
cash the b&laUce and two years with
six per secured by deed upon the property
sold. or all cash az thu opt on OF purchaser Convey
afCiny. &c, purchasers d post of $3.50 wiz
he reQrired at time IF sale Terms sale be
Flied with within five days. otherwise Trustees reserve
the right 10 resell 81 risk and cost of defauitiug
chaser FRANCIS II. SMITH -r,..o.-
se2I-GS(is NATHL WILSON. iiASeoS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-09
Nominated for Congress,

PROVIDENCE. r. l., October 9--The republicans
made the following congressional nominations to-
uay: First district, Henry j. SpOoner, OF Provt-
dence; second district, VIM A. Piece, OF Johnston.