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SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PSOFtETf- On FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN
a ID l. SIRE E-CS NORTHWEST 0PRQSITJ

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. On FIFTH STREET BETWEEN d
ND STREETS NORTHWEST. OPPOSITE
JUDICIARY SQUARE
-, On I, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWEEN "a
If-FtKof, ~ FIVE O'CLOCK. in front OF the $S5
rreiilses by virtue Of deed Of trust dated July -
litt 1876 and duly recorded in Lber No. 833 folio e
one or the land records of the District OF Columbia,
sai sell TIE n1rth twenty feet of Lot numbered
twelve III Square numbered four hundred and eighty
nine running back. with that width the whole depth
o. s.id ot ard also the free OF alley, three feet
WIDE running back the depth, with the right to
aich or buli over said alley togeter with the improve
!itts consisting Of Brick DWELLING House. known
Nc AZ. 5th street northwest
es; one third IN cash the remainder IN two equal
secured By deed OF thepremise the I'M crest to
oe paid seni-nnuslly A deposit Of Sl0O will he re-
QiF az time OF sale IL the terms
pld WITH N te days from the day OF sale the Trustee
reserves ts night 70 resell the property the risk and
al the cost OF the purchaser,
0ts-dxds BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. Trustee
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The Presidents Return.

NoON-NO POSTMASTER GENERAL APPOINTED YET.
The President arrived at the White House at one
o'clock this afternoon, accompanied by Mr. Draper,
of New York. He will probably so out TO the Sol
diers' home this evening. At o'clock he had not
decided on appointment OF a Postmaster Gen.
eral, but will probably make the appointment late
this afternoon.
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fg'BoMAs BOWLING. Aacuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
No 422 FIFTH STREET. OPPOSITE CITY HALL

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
No 422 FIFTH STREET. OPPOSITE CITY HALL
AND NEW PENSION OFFICE
By virtue Uf deed OF trust dated the 18th Gay Of "a
May. 1872 arc duly recorded in Liber No 9l0 folio In
So SEQ of the land records for the District2
Columbia. and by direction of the parties secured
DAY. the TWENTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1884 at
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. a.. the following.
described prorerty Part of lot numbered IL square
numbered 439. Beginning for the the south
OF sail lot. and running thence with
the south line Of said lot 10 the line thereof ninety
three t9 feet and oGe-haf inch: thence north with
line enty five (a5) feet six inches the
north line said o thence east with said north line
thirty CID feet ch and ahalf; thence east to
the front e Of said lot 62) feet two inches
Ioint twenty (25, feet inches from the place o.
place of ie,innine
Terms third cash. the residue in two equal payf
eLts. at six AID twelve months. with interest at
Pc cent per until paid, secured by deed Of
t-,sst the property sold All cnyeyancing at pur-
chaser cost J0 deposit required at the time Of sale
b r. SNYDER. ! r,,.
oc1-llt THOMAS HYDE, ( AiuS'ees
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Threatening Gov. Cleveland.

COUPLE DEMANDING A PARDON REMOVED By
FORCE FROM THE EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
Myron Fairbanks OF Chemung county, n. Y, was
sentenced some months ago to states prison for
two years and half for shooting at persons who
were stoning his grandfather's house. Shortly
after, Samuel Boone, who had married Fairbanks
sister, went to Albany and, with his wife, implored
the governors clemency for the culprit. The gov
ernor stated that he was advised by the district
attorney that the sentence was just, and refused
to pardon Fairbanks Yesterday the couple re-
turned, and the woman acted in q most excited
way, while Boone threatened the governor should
the latter refuse the pardon. Their conduct was
such that they had TO be removed by force, the
woman making the capitol ring with her shrieks.
After they had gone the governor quietly resumed
his business at his desk.
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The Railroad War.

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO INJUNCTION CASE POST
PONED
PHILADELPHIA. october A.--The argument in
the Baltimore & Ohio injunction proceeding against
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad has been adjourned by
the United States circuit court until Friday next
Pennsylvania railroad officials state that no further
action will be taken In the Baltimore & Ohio con-
troversy pending the litigation. 1t is authorlta-
lively stated that the Pennsylvania railroad CON-
pany will meet on its Schuylkl valley line the cut
rate OF the Philadelphia Reading company to any
connecting points,
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GOV. CLEVELAND SERENE.

Attending TO Business and not Dis.
turbed by the Ohio Battle.
ALBANY, N. Y, october 14.-Gov Cleveland was
busy at his desk as usual this morning, and while
he no doubt felt considerable interest In the result
OF the battle OF ballots in progress in Ohio he gave
no outward evidence OF 1t. He has completed his
preparations for his trip to New York. He will
leave here at $50 Tomorrow morning on the st.
Louis express and arrive in New York at 1920 a. IN
Among tO-day's visitors at the executive chamber
We're Henry j. Cullen. OF Brooklyn Gen. Denhe, of
Boston, and s. Wright McCullum, OF Lockport
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THos J. FISHER s CO. Real Estate Aucti0neers
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT On NORTH NJ STREET, NEAR THOMAS

By virtue Of deed of trust dated January 2Sth -
1884 and duly recorded in Liber No. LOGS. tolio E1
l35, ct seq, one of the Land Records for Dis X
trlct OF Columbia shall sell, ON MONDAY AFTER
NCON OCTOBER TWENIY-SEVENTH, at Hal F.
PAST -FOUR O'CI OCk in front of The premises the
described real estate situate in the city of
washington. District of Columbia wit: Part Of Lot
NUN bered thirteen Q3) in square numbered two hun
dred and fourteen i2l4). beginning for the NJ
street northwest thrtythree (33) feet six 6) inches
west OF the northeast corner of said Lot and running
THENCE west thirty three $3.50 feet six Co inches the
northwest corner of said Lot; thence south hun
dred and fifty five Q55) feet; thence eighteen s
feet SIX 10, inches; thence north fortyve t45 feet
thence east nfteen O5) feet thence north hundred
and ten 1lo) feet to the place of beginning together
With the improvements, consisting of q small frame
house
Terms Of SALE One third in cash: the residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months with interest
ana secured by deed of trust the property de-
poslt OF 500 must be made ct the time sale If the
terms OF sale not complied with full within
days after the sale the Trustees may resell risk and
EXPENSE OF the ISfautiug purchaser after five DAYS
cost of the purchaser
BENJAMlN P SNYDER,l rr.
oc14 -d&ds CLAUDIUS B. JEWEL, I trustees.
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TEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLOVIS FIGHT.-A
glove night IN three rounds was fought at Madison
Square garden, New YORK, last night, in the
presence OF 600 people, BY Charles Mitchell. OF
England, and Dofnnick Mccartney, OF PIttsburg.
with Mccartney, who also had the sympathy OF the
audience Mitchell attempted the tactics OF crowd
ing his antagonist upon the ropes, but was serl
ously punished by Mccartney. In the last round,
during clinch that was repeated, Police Captain
Williams ordered the night 70 stop and great con-
and awarded the gate money.
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The PignlicO Races.

BALTIMORE october II.
Second race, central stakes for two-year olds,
one mile.Wanda won, St Augustine second, In
rest third Time, 1.45ss
Third race-DfXfe stakes two miles. Lofiin first,
Blast second, Thackerary third Time, 8: S7x.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

7 hRGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
~ LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FRENCH
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE
SILVER ILATED WARE. DINNER AND TEA
SITS, CASTORS, FRUIT STANDS, sc. EINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM Two
TO Ten TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Ykn nt lily rs GU hhEI; OPERA GkASssEs
l{ASJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZURS. RE-
noLyEkS. Tools AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
By direction Of the owner to change business will
sci on the premises, all the above stock Of J. u.
ONkAhA CO, 134T Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
" WASHINGTON, ID. G. sale commences at SEVEN Z. NJ
Oreat bargains may he expected. FOLEY. Auct.
y. b.-The fixtures Will noIbe sold "a. at ter1nn-
ailCn OF sale. the store Will be occupied by j. u
u MEAkA co. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
SeI5
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, october 14-David Boudet.
coachman at DR.. links, has been arrested and
lodged in jail IN this city, charged with the
der0us assault on DR.. link. in Branford, q week
ago Tonight Tie authorities refuse to give any
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P. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
EHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyFD PROP
ERTI ON GREEN STREET. CORNER OF CANAL
STREET. GEORGETOWN d. c., AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY. FIRST. ~,
1854. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in front OF iS:3
feet the side of Green street by depth Q. 100
feet on the c. canal also Part of Lot o. fronting As
feet inches on the west side of MONTGOMERY street
adeph of 40 feet on the c. & O. canal Improved by
substantial brick building used hide and tai
low house.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in and two
years. with interest at six per cent per until
paid and secured deeds trust the property sold
All conveyanclig and recording at purchasers cost
800 deposit required each property at time of sale
ocl3-dts JAMES L. DAVIS Agent
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Mrs. ROSA B. KEYS COG STREET SOUTHEAST
w says: My mother. brother and self used Browns
IRON Bters Tor bad attack OF malaria and blousuess
and found it certain We heartily recommend Il
for all types of these disorders" OcI1
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Ruined by His Paving Teller.

CINCINNATI, O., october As. s. Davis, the
banker, who made an assignment yesterday, gives
as the cause OF his trouble the ENLIGHTENMENT OF
$4,000 by his paying teller, Samuel Tudor Tudor
confessed his defalcatiOn, and says he lost it on
wheat speculation.
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Mr.. I B. NJ CARNEY 759 nth STREET
n9rtheasf says Browns Iron Bittcrs has
ent health to ~ use My mother also has had her
youth renewed 70 considerable extent Am grateful
Tor the prtvilsFe OF recommending IL, with the az.
snErnss that 1t viii bene6s all cases Of weakness and
WeaeIiA cell
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Ballotlne for a Senator.

MONTPELIER, october 14-In the balloting for
United States Senator long term, in the house to-
day, Senator Morrill, received III votes; Timothy p
Redfeld, a6; W. P. Dillingham;, 3; James NJ. Tyler
!; H. e. Powers. !, and F: Clough, /. The senate
votes this afternoon, and tomorrow at nOOn in
joint assembly, the votes of the two houses viii be
ratified.
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ca RUPERT.
Nos lo3AND 4o5 TIA STREET NORTHWEST.

IRIS. AUGUSTUS sPRAaUE a STREET
~ 4 northeast says II was III and reduced in strngh
my limbs my digestion WAS impstfsct and feit weak
ana miserable used hrowns Iron hitters and was
almost cured Ply the hst bottle but continued using II
1ntl cQrsd am and have been IN perfect health ever
once. @cordtally tpdQrss and recommend Il" ocu
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THE VOTE IN NORTHERN OHIO
CLEVELAND CLAIMED BY DEMOCRATS.
REPUBLICANS HAVE THEIR OWN WAY
IN YOUNGSTOWN.
Exciting Scenes ut the POlIs-NesrO
Voters ChalIenged-EOran'S Election
Assured.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, october 14.-The battle rag
Ing here Is the greatest known in the history of the
county. Reports from northern Ohio towns state
that the vote is larger than ever before known. At
Youngstown the republicans are having things
their own way. In Cleveland at this hour the
democrats are claiming that they will carry
the city. The republicans still claim 1900 ma
1ority in the county. Every colored man in the
sixth ward was challenged before voting. Several
fights occurred in this ward. A free fright
Cured In ward eighteen at o'clock, which was
quelled by the police; no one was
seriously injured In ward nine
republican ticket peddler became en-
gagged In quarrel and received a frac-
ture OF the jaw. Adam Boldick and Philip ForetZ
have been arrested for illegal voting. There is no
longer any doubt that Foran. democratic candi-
date for Congress, will be elected. Robinson, head
OF the republican state ticket, is running behind.
VIC.
By Associated Press.
All Quiet i'm Cincinnati at 1915 D. III.
CINCINNATI, October 1.-THE voting is now-1:l5
p. m.-proceedng more quietly and rapidly, and
no new troubles have occurred.
CINCINNATI, October IA, 1875 p. m.-Everything is
comparatively quiet. The voting places are, how
ever, still thronged
Steady Republican Gains i'm Warren.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, october ii, 2 p. m.-Nothing
new in this city. Warren Ohio reports steady re-
publican gains Everything is quiet.
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PfT1sBURG, Pa, october 14-Intelligence has
onganela City. on the Pittsburg, Virginia and
ChhrleStOn railroad Two coke trains cOillded early
six otber4
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL B r C X
HOUSES AND LOTS. KNOWN AS NUs. 20O6 AND
ZOOS SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated February Iith
1872 and duly recorded i'll Lber No 9OS folio go s
ct one OF the land records for the District OF @
Columbia, we shall sell WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, OCTOBER TWENTY-SECOND. 1884. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, IN front of the premises Lots
numbered one hundred and fifty-six 1867 and hum
dred and hfty-seven u57) in "9oughton and Moores'
subdivision OF square numbered hundred and fifty
a9o0 IN t the city -, of Washington. District
the office Of the surveyor of the District Of Columbia
il lher H. c. at page l69 each of said lots having
front OF sixteen (l6) feet on 18th street west, and
serenity four CD fet more less to alley (lO
feet WIDE together with the
two two story basement and msnsard bric1 dwell
ing houses. known Nos. 2GU6 2OOS 18th street
which viii 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 $50 on each lot will be
required at time OF sale Cvnveyanc az the cos. of
purchaser
CHARLES c. GLOVER 1u..o.
ocI1-d CALDEkON CARLISLE trustees
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Hooking VALLEY MINES ON FrRK.-An n

ENGLISH EARLs DRIVEN OUT By MoB--A conserva-
tive meeting was appointed for sunday at Brming
ham, England, and Lord Randolph Churchill and
Sir Stafford NOrthcote were TO deliver addresses.
The speakers were, however, driven from the plat
form and the hall cleared or their supporters by a
mob OF liberals Lord Churchill, at a subsequent
meeting OF the Birmingham Conservative club,
moved resolution pledging the conservatives 10
adopt retaliatory measures on Hon. Joseph Cham
berlain and Birmingham.
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Maud 3. to Trot Against Time.

HARTFORD CONN, October 14.-Maud s. will be
started at 2:30 to lower her record. There is con-
siderable wind, and the opinion is that the mare
will not be able to eclipse her Cleveland perform
ance Ba1r, her driver. however, expresses his
confidence that she viii beat the record.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOT ON
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN X AND l.
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed of trust dated January EssT
1874, and recorded in L:ber No. 739 folio 1913 14
seq one of the land records of the District of Co 49,
lulnbia. / will sell
FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY FOURTH 1884 at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
IN front OF the premises the following described real es
tate situate in the city of Washington i'll tine District of
Colum Ola known and designated as subdivision lot mum
bered twenty four (2D of Van Kiswicks subdivision Of
square numbered four hundred and sevety-one (4Tl)
Terms: One third cash. the residue IN equal pay
mets at six and twelve months with interest secured
by deed of trust the premises Conveyancing cost
Of purchaser deposit of $50 to be made at time of
sale Terms of sale to be complied with within
days other wise the trustee the right resell
cost OF defaultng purchaser. GEORGE ". CISSEI.
ALI TruS
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BLACK MARE BLACK LIsTgD.-The Cleveland
Driving Park association has expelled the black
mare Minnie MoGlton. which trptuei AT It's autumn
meeting under the name OF Baby Milne: also. John
Goodwin, oI Lawrence. Mass. the owner; james A.
he ne, alias Pat Hinchley. the driver. and l. h
Goodrich, OF Bradford, Pa, who made the entry.
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DAWNBROKER SALE-ON WEDNESDAY, OCTO-
Il BEk FIFTEENTH, and THURSDAY. OCTOBER
SlAIEENIH, 1881 we will sell at our establishment,
No 1872 Pennsylvania avenue all pledges and tickets
being numbered from 900 2? 800 forfeited by
redemption consisting Gold Silver and Metal
Diamond Rings. Pins and studs Ladies' and Gents
Gold Chains Bracelets Rings Pencils LocketB Charms
Scarf Pins, Sleeve Buttons Eye Glasses Specks and
Sold Silver and Plated Ware, Opera Glasses, Gums
Rifles, Pistols. Umbrellas Ladies' and Gents Overcoas
and all other Wearing Apparel Seaskin Goats Blankets
Spreads, Curtains. Shaw!s. Albums. Books Umbrellas
Remnants CT Cioth. Carriage Pole Panorama &c. Par
ties holding tickets Will please take notice.
STEINEM BROS.
P FOLEY, Auctoneer ocl3-3t
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TOO LATE To CLASSIFY.

z OST-A CHiTALaINE GOLD WATCH TUESDAY
IL morning.. on - street between columbia and l0th
streets 9Th street between % and streets suitable
reward will be paid II lett at Star office. oCI4-2f
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TclcrraDhic Rriefe.

The appropriation for the Harbor OF Refuge. On
tarlo, NJ kingsville, on Lake Erie, having proved
insufficient TO complete the work petition for an
additional grant Of $4,000 has been forwarded to
the government, and is said TO have been favorably
received
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EMEsr OF A MARRIED CourrE The neigl

boz hood al Tunis Mills on Miles river -IN miles
from kasjoA Nd. has been excited over the ciup.-
mCnt OF a er.ied man with tie wife OF a fellow
workman IN funiS Mills Both the victim ana the
Nlctilniler have families and lived near each other.
Three weeks ago the unfathful Nife went on a
Visit TO relatives where she was Joined 10y the man
The woman took with her the youngest ri her two
children. an infant. The man leaves a Wif. AMI
four children unproyided. The elopng couple ~
tArJI three years uI age and the deserted husband
is iifty-fIye years old.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
CCC FEE FRR FEE sSSS
g G F. r ReR F. sss'
T. G. r X r go
CCC EEE Il Z EEE 'SSS -
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,

PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the mos.
iUTEIT1oUs Flour ii the world
The M rs have only the most perfect Mil con-
iauiE does all the most improved Machinery in
,etel NJ the present time. bat they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mil in the world prove tIat
would simply state tina, large quantity of this
nagiicent Flour Is shipped annually to Europe AID
s-ten at the principal Courts of the old worll. We
GUARANTEE that it is made from selected hard wheat
in Minnesota and Dakota II Acknowledged
fact. that in this Flour perfect separation of the ut
nous particles OF the wheat berry and thorough ell;
Eaton of ali weak and s&rchy matter has at las: been
achel and Is eonsa iueIty more NUTRITIOUS. yield
ing brs AL to tine barrel than any other Fiour The
Is trade admits tina. from its bread-Inik qualities
tits tie cheapest. well the best for either family
bakers and unsurpassed 10y any Flour made
livery sack and every barrel warranted TO give entire
satisfaction
STERLIN ST. LOUIS FANCY.
one Of TIE most beauti nj Winter Whea. Patents ever
offered to The trade 1t is unexceIed h any other Patent
except Gees and viii please te most exacting house
keeper and satisfy the most fastdiCus eqicure-
GILT-E EDGE
A magnificent Winter Wheat Pa.enl
REIIAN
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele-
trated Hungarian 1t is very cheap and bean
tul Patent within the reach of all classes. and
guarantee viii gIye satisfaction 10 every who Wi!
iry 1t
COL DEN HILL
The old liable standby ard the Standard family
Flour of theDistrct 1t equalin quality great rany
hizh priced Patent iours whilst IT b. bought
considerable less money We defy competitors bring
forth aIy Flour superior to CERES. STERLING
GIIT-EDCiE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL and we
fee assured that any housekeeIer who tries them
vii never thing else. For sale u all grUcers
Wholesale Depot corner Ist street AM Indiana avpDra
seI3 WI. VI. GAIT & co.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

ITO NORFOLK FORTRESS AIoNRoE AND THE
SOUTH.
IOTONtC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES rorussr
r. e71er GfOisGE LEAKI leaves .ih street iisrf
lGrstisy thursday. a.. Saturday 81 so H. Return
lis leaves Norfolk Monday sSeSilles y Friday
AZ sane hour. stopping at biGey ICiEt and CoTE,ied
iisrLor zO.,iS and eta H!ny
exclusive connection with the Boston ard Providence
steamers Connect also with New York and Rich
Eo nd steamers Norfolk and Western SeabOad
ara Roanoke. Ocean slew and Virginia BeacI
railroads.
Passage and rooms te secured a. Baltimore and
tEio urket ot'ce a: l4th street and Pennsy!va-
r Sv~nGe, ct. Marc hotel Office q kICx's express.
% sire: and Pennsylvania avenue and at conapanys
OfHfe. an rtTeet wharf
KIox's express vii call for and check b2ssagefr
A1ts!> and Private residences
ft~t-1i loce.yed daily until y
ser WILLIAM T. Nf.ICU General Aar,l.
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A MANS BRAINS BLOWN Our By A CARELESS
BROTHER--Henry Jones was Shot and killed
by his brother Thomas In MecRlenburg
county, Virginia. The parties were play
gun In hand, leveled 1t at Henry, remarkng at the
time, "LO0a out, am going to shoot" The words
had hardly been uttered before the weapon was
discharged and Henry fell corpse at his brothers
feet, with his brains blown out. An inquest was
held, the jury rendering verdict OF accidental
shooting.
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MORAN-EITOT. on Sunday. October II ISsi by
the Rev. J. y. Perry. D.. FRENCH MORAN and Lii a
L., daughter Of Wallace Iiot, ESQ, Of this city. %
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PLACED ON THE RETIRED LIsr.-First Lieut. P. P.
Barnard. 5th cavalry, has been placed on the
retired list
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The FRENCH DEFEAT AT TAMsUI Confirmed
The Annoy correspondent OF the London Times con-
firms the news OF the defeat OF Admiral LeSpes and
the French fleet at TamSui. The Chinese suffered
some six hundred OF the French forces to land and
come within easy range OF their guns The Chinese
General Tso then led an attack upon the rear OF
the French force, which became panlc-Strcken
The Chinese forces killed seventy men ana cap
tured one gun. They also beheaded twenty-two
French corpses, but desisted from that horrible
work upon the protest OF the British consul
Hooking VALLEY MINES ON FIRE.--An the
syndicate mines In the Hooking valley, with the ex-
ception of Nos3 and set on fire Sunday night.
w. A. Shoemaker q Co. IS hoppers were burned the
night before, and two mines OF the Columbus and
set on fire and burned all day sunday. The fres
could not be extingushed, as IL was impossible TO
Ing miners each accuses the other OF firing the
mines