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DUYCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
IN TIE CITY OF WASHINaIION u C. HEIxCi

lHGSIEE,S SAI.E r HAlNA BIZ REAI. ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, d, c., BEING
PREMISES Nc 1901 STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated the 18th day of ga
May. i. d. 1875, and recorded in Iiber 79l oo s..a
4l9 Of the lana records for the Distrc, Of Co. ox2
lubia the subs ruer, surviving Trustee uier said
deed of trust Will SELL at PUBLIC auction front Of the
premises, WEDNESDAY,; the TWENrY-S E, OND
DAY or OCTOBER. 1884, st FOUR O'CLOCK J.. NJ 4,
all those certain parts pieces of LAM and premises
situate and being in the city Of Washington District of
Columbia. and known and distinguished as lot ~
and part of lo three 90 of Drmry's recorded subdivision
of one hu dred and eighty five. as the
known and NUMBERED on tn ground plan Of said ~
the seid iars pieces of land beng contained within
the following mstes and no uds commencing for the
1T southeast of said lot Cd SAID
square, AID cumming thence north one hundred ana
i01 feet thence west fftytiree (53I feet three 90
inc he's thence south hundred and ten Qlu) feet
and thence east ftythree (53) feet three inches to
Terms of sale: he wEole OF tie purchase money in
cash II terms Of sale are not complied with within
(5) days from day of sac the right of the
property at the k ard cost of the efGuig pure aser
L. reserved deposit OF $VJ required at time of sale
. ADAMS.
OcAdGda Surviving Trustee
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@4-d&da
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
TRCsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

IN THE Gay OF WASHINGTON. DC.
Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust dated No. -.
tolo s4 e seq one Of the Ind records Of the bis s
sell OH WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH LAY HF
OCTOBER, 1854 ut HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p
M In mont Sf the premises, the fol
real estate situate Ia the city OF Washington and ns
tri OF Columbia towt; All that certain piece orpar-
twenty, eghs S2s) OF Evans subdivision Of ots mum
40 and eehtecn OS) Kdwelrs subdivision of sauare
na1ioersd TWO hundred and seventeen CID Accord ~
to tn plat OF the said ci of Washington together with
AL the easements Entertainments and appurtenaIces to
the same osionsiis or IL anywise alpertaining
Terms OF saif one th of he purchase n,o,av in
cash. the balance in and two wears with iners, NJ
sold eli cash at the opt on of purchaser Convey
aocin9 &C. az Purchasers cost. deposit Of $3.50 win
be nQurcc at time Of sale Terms OF sale 10 be COM
Flied WITH within five days. Otherwise Trustees reserve
chaser FRANCIS II SAiiTH W.
Se27-d&ds NATH,L WILSON TrusteoA
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The Cabinet Problem.

REPORT THAT JUDGE DRUMNoND WILL CONTINUE
IN OFFICE AT PRESENT.
It IS reported that Judge DrunGnond. who it was
always understood would be succeeded by Secre-
tary Gresham, has consented to serve as Judge OF
the seventh judicial circuit during the term OF the
court. This, IL is said, was the result OF a
conference yesterday between Justice HMIan. Sec
rotary Gresham and Judge Drummond. Nothing
definite regarding the report could be learned to-
day. Judge Drummond IS still in the city, and
Was at the Treasury department this morning
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THE COMPLAINT OF AN BUSTED OFFrcrAL-There
has been received at the Post once department a
letter from p II. Segma, of New Iberia, La. who
claims have been elected clerk Of the court there
but deprived of his office through fraud, though his
claim has been recognized By the supreme court OF
the state He complains that the postmaster
refuses to deliver him mail addressed to the clerk
OF the court but continues to deliver 1t TO the pre-
tended clerk. The writer will be Informed that
this is question for the court to decide, and not
the department.
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The SCuier Failure.

COMMISSIONERS EDMoNDS DENIES THAT he WAS
SQCIERS PARTNER
In the case OF Crawford against Sguier & Co.,
In which an amended bill seeks to make Com.
missioner j. B. EdinondS a partner, Mr.. n.
Wilson, for the latter, filed answer this af.
ternoon. He denies that he was a partner
in any senSa He says that he leaned money td
Squier, and that all he had received from SauleT
would not amount to what he had loaned him and
six per cent added.
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auct.
nUNCANsON ERos.. Auctloneers

TRUSTEES SAFE OF BUILDING LOT ON C
STREET BETWEEN DELI " ARE AVENUE AND
FIR~T STREE NORTHEAST.
BY Virufe of decd of trust duly recorded i'll err
ljber NJ. s3l. ioii0 ~ seq. of the .al. sy
records Tor the District q COln ia I viii sell Is
Oh F41DAY.OCTCDEk >EFi'Sf ZENITH. 1885,. at II r,
O'CLOCK p " il front Of tue premises the following
real ctte and premises, t{.ed wing and being the
city % Washington. District Columbia and know IL
aud design&t d a. lot numb "a Tygenty-Nine.
co. in The subdivi-i II, by william Williams. OF
original lots numbered clye tl2l and thirteen ID
square numbered six huuired and tfghtT-six ESQ.
which subdivision il duly recorded III the surveyors
Ctce IL s'ia city and dt rict, il Il l. Hoxie uu (39)
On the 2end day Of october, 1919 said lot numb. Il
tw.ntg nine (-9) containing two thou hundred
aud eighteen (22lh square feet gethrr with al and
singular III inpro'eIn- wayS, Inens, rights.
privileges and aprert ances to the belonging
LII any wise al pertaining.
Terms: Casa deposit Of 800 to be made on day of
sale and t@r to tie COMPLIED with other
wise the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk
and cost Of the de'autinT purchaser. DAYS
public notice oil such resale III newspaper pub
lshed N Washington u T. Co,iteyancing. &c at pur-
chaser's cost ELI u. ROGERS,
Oc6-GSdS Trustee
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. VI ST AND SOCTHWEST
DOUBLE lT.sCE. sTLENDfD SCENERY

i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE HokIH. VI ST AND SOUTHWEST
STEEL Iahis MAG8ifIC t i'l EQUIPMENT /!
Is EFFECT JULY 18th. 1884.
Tor iits6uir and .Ee West. Chicago Limited Express
t4 daily CinCint al and 81 Loul with SLEEP
q. 10 81 Lonis dy Except s@iras to ,i Gh ,s..
viii s-eep,n[ Car Atooii1 L chieago Mesisrn tx
- Sopn.eis daly ioT thea=o with SSltepllg Gar
Ter Ii'shurs ana tue West. VIII, Palace sleeping Cr
EAiEi NOR q .l4 AS1 POTOMAC tA11Rcap
For Erie Can -ndAigJla. Rochester, Buffalo. Hiacara
IoooP Ii daily; excep; saturday with ialaee Cars
CT Saturday .izilt Wi not t-eyon. Kenovc.
f.r VII ialilspOrt iocA Have aiie. l,ir. at 3 10
For Nv ltfk siG ;he Fast Is. $40 and 100 a
100 aud II Is D m I4iisd 1rress o. r2ual
Pa ior .aT-. . - q II daiIS. exeept SUNDAY
O I,ai II without eEzI1e. : IL every weekday
tI slsnd@S 40 j. L
icy CITY X boat: u B:SoE Sni-1 o aoli:is ID
Tee transfer o. FULTON street aSol- double 1rTIiss
To- IhilaeeipI!a IL. % aud II a ~ . TO- 10 500
lis ~ lea 49, s.A "a 1 Ga yC e.se .l.
Fer EatiEorc. es5. lis. $50. 90. l1Oo a w. l2os
lJ. 40. 5. ~. Goa. 40. 10 20 and Il 10 p
u . Eaay. . 10. II0O 40. 40 1000 aud
For Pores Greek Line. IS IN. and 4aO p M daily
Fer Anlsrols. Is nn I2o5 ana 40 p II daily. ex
AifX SSDi. ! AND FEEo rRICKsBUf,6 RAILWAY
ROAD.
Ier Ale1.ndria. ESQ eco e:5 Il o5 and 1I35 a. m.
.0j ~, 5Uo t.@5 % Il 80 D. II On S5;i,.tay
Iei Ieinc nd AID lie tcath 9 go and Hos H. daily
AID J-0U J.. daily. except SUUdzy.
Trains lei. A.e1sndria Tor sshitor los 80 90
l6iG IL; ~ So 8 q. To- % and 10 40 T. a
AID y. 10 IDidrlght teIce?; Monday sunday II
80 aud 10 ~ a. III .-0o aid 1910 J. and lZIO
night
tickets and inf rrrstion At the Office corner
q lsth street anil Ies iygl.a and the
ROD, sLsEr orders D. lett for ths EI.t %
gaze to DESTINATION I-CIii hotels and reese nces
CEAs. r.. iU0H. J. r. MOOD.
CIVneral Manager General PASSENGER AGENT
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

VJNo NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
Il SOUTH
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 9Th street wharf on
Tuesday, thursday, aud Saturday 80 D. H. Return
ing, leaves Norfolk Monday, Wed,,ss ay and Friday
al hour. stopping at Piney Point and Corufeld
Earbor going ana rttu
Exclusive connection Will the Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also with New York and Rich
Inond steamers, Norfolk and Western, SeaDoard
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket office. at 4tll street and Peniisylva
MA avenue 81 Marc hotel Office Of knox's express
9Th street and pcnsyl. ania Venue and companys
ofhce. ith street wharf
kyoxs express viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily HntiI p. NJ
SGT WILLIAM L. WEIGH, General Agent
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KILLED HIS WIFE AND HER PARAMoUR.-At Ne
waygo. Mich, about midnight sunday night, a
man named Armstrong found Ills wife and George
Bates together in Bates ROOM He seized an axe
and entered the house. His wife seized and held
him while Bates left the room for q revolver with
which TO shoot him. While Bates was gone ARM:
the axe and then cut her throat. Going down
stairs he met Bates. and killed him by stroke
with the axe. Armstrong gave himself up, and is
now In jail
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
yINREAsCRY DFPAR rAENT
Il OFFICE OF tn SECRETARY

~ -
AUCTION SALE OF PUBLIC II. tFFKIY
ON THUfss DAY. The NINTH DAY OF &c ODER,
1884 commencing at TIN O'CIO K a NJ the Treasury
DEPARTMENT viii sell the White Lot" south OF the
cles of iceaole Government property consisting
of two Iron safes. Dyltoid Pun.. one HuntOon
Shifting and sadry lots 81 old Wrought Castron.
od ShSinz. Wire Rope. Carp Is, Chars Cases Desks.
Tables. Water ooters. &c, sc.
Terms. Cash at the sale.
oc4-eo3t THEo. f swAYZE, Chief Clerk.
VJ,Hos. J. FISHER & co. Real Estate Aicti0neers
CHANC- RY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING The HANDSOME RESI-
ZINC No. 1923 SIRtET NORTHWEST. IN
THE CITY OF "ASHTNGTON.
Be virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court IF the
District of Coli nbia. pass the 9TH day Of Jau- &
nary, ID 1854 and suppl mental ori.r nj red -
on the 2ith dty OF September :. L. lS-i, q equity
No go whereof IN. United states Of AnrriC1
complainant and amJse Smoot - al defendants.
the undersigned trustee naILed said de viii offer
for sale at public auction in front tn premises.
THUR DAY. the MINI DAY OF OCTOBER. A D.
1sS4 at HALF-PAST FOUk O'CLOCK NJ all that
piece parcel of the city
q Nashinyton % G. known and deSeri1e as Lot nJiIn,
numbered two hundred AID svSEteeu CID corded
In the Office Of tn surveyor OF Ne District OF Columbia
The SAID To- having a fr0nt0e 4 feet the north
imprOv eRenis there CONSISTING q = handsome and
c0mmodous thre story br,wli-stoe 1roit reSl,e 5ce
Terms Of 'ale a. prescribed by said decree: Onethrl
of the purshas money 10 he pad cash. and the Tv
due thr-e quail nsta et a. six 90. twelve 2) and
eighteen Usl months from dIs Of sale with interest ut
6) per the deferred payments TO bc secured
by the Drorssory notes Of the purchaser made in favor
of trustee and lien reserved upon the premises
the option o th4 purchaser 10 de-i viii ~ ni.ea
until AL the purchase Is paid deposit q $500
terms Of sale not complied With wi hin DAYS
from day Of sale property may b. rOld at tn risk
st purchasers cost KASDOLPH COYLE Trustee
UNe.4dSds Ofhty oi U. :. Attorney. City Hall
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EQUITY CopRr-yudoe Ger
To-day. Berrert sgI Middleton: tim G for nIlng
answers extended Heller asL Alien; restraining
order continued. Hodge agt smith; reSeiVer
allowed access 10 house. United States AT smoct;
receiver allowed access to house. Chaplin agI
Lougnery; security for costs by Horsey required
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Two HUSBANDS AND ONE WIFE-The case Of the
elopement from Binghamten, N. Y, OF the wife OF
DR.. Lockwood with DIR. Lighthall, a former husband
OF the woman. but from whom she had obtained a
divorce, has been mentioned. DR.. Lockwood has
got his wife back, but Lighthal still has the prop
erty that he and Mrs Lockwood took away with
them. The woman claims that she was influenced
by the threats OF Lighthall.
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Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: c. Rous-
sean 10 ;. sheHaoarger, pt :, SO 90 S,5SS Is. u.
$500. j. E. Mason TO q. W. steward. lots 81 and
So, 50. $50; $500. kmna kershaw 10 Levin 4.
Cartwright and George J. Johnson, lots % and p,
d, l. and C'S addition TO Georgetown; s2.0Jo
TIE MASTER PLUMBERS AssocIATloN-At the
meeting OF the Master Plumbers Association last
evening the response OF the District Commissioners
TO the resolutions adopted at previous meeting
protesting against the engineer department or the
District competing with the plunabers OF the Dis
trct by putting III the water pipes in the new Pen
sion building was read. This reply, which has been
printed in Tue STAR, states that no interference
with the plumbers was Intended and that Capt
HoNle, at the request OF Cen. Meigs. simply pro-
posed only TO supervise ard see thai the work was
properly done. The letter was directed be placed
on HE. The following officers were elected for the
ensuing six months: President, f. j. Hannah: vice
president, r. c. Campbell. recording secretary. 5.
3 Shedd; treasurer. 4. = Hutchinson; Sergealt-at-
arms, w. w. Dou.herty
No Such WORD As sPurrYn KNOWN TO THE Law.
In the Police Court. to-day. Joseph Payne. cOorea.
was charged with failing TO place collar and tag
on his puppy. The judge said that there is no sacil
Word as puppy known To cne Law. puppy IS not
to be held Ia bic unt ne arrives the dignity OF
dog. In this case The law would be strictly con.
Strued, AMI dismissed the case
MARRIAGE IIcESsEs-Marrfage licenses have been
issued BY the cerk or the court TO Addison
Lewis and Winnie Washington; X. L. Riley. or An
nap0lis, Nd, and Sarah J. Cooke. OF NeYbern. y.
c.; IS. J. Walter and Catherine A. ponuelly; j. Il
Mclean, OF CINCINNATI, Ohlo- ana Emily T. Beale
WIN. Young ana Ellen Harris Dabney NJ. Cham
berS, OF Appomatiox, Va, and Laura Hughes
The viii OF the late Rein Cant was flied to-day.
He bequeatheS his real estate TO his son George
chargea5le with 500 TO his niece. Gioverna Cant,
and Sl09 each TO bis four nieces and nephews.
KEELING THEIR BARS OPEN on SUSDAY.-Ln the
Police Court to-day the following saloon keepers
Were charged with keeping their bars open on sun
dag, and they forfeited $50 collateral eaca Robert
Hoy, john Callaghan, Carl Solari, John Pergeard
Owen G. Staples, Charles G. krauskapf and VIM
Eckstein- Bernard Neumeyer was fined S25 fol
selling on Sunday. The cases against Hattie Baum
Charles q. Godfrey. A. 5. johnson, Frank ManklL
and Nicholas Lochbenler were continued.
RECENT RoBBERIEs.-Mrs. Bennett. S25 LIST stree,
northeast, reports stolen from her hogse yesterday
clothing, jewelry and razor, valued at .I1.-
Albert Parker. $50 f street southeast, reports
stolen watch and chain and baby's ring, valued
at t3l.--Nrs. S. j. Ransom. corner OF 1st street
and New York avenue. reports stolen two 81. Der.
nard pups, valued at SO.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


TRUSTEES SALE OF E,y XALU,BLE j INPR9yER
sfR SIZE BEi WEES y AID \ sfkEETs
NORTHWEST, NO 1247. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dat March 18th A. -
D. 1888. and du recorded in Lber No 1893 4 lilo ia
% seq one of the land Records of the District of
90 Tha aid by dir con sf the party secured the g.
by shall seI. al public auction, in front of the pr
Uses. on TUESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH :. b 1884,
at FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ the following described Teal
Estate. siate in the City of WASHINGTON District of
olunabia, e. wit: AL that ri parcel of land de;
snated the plat Of said city part of let numbered
thirteen 49, III square numbered one hundred and
ten Ql6). b.ing the same lot conveyed by John l..
Howell and u nrietta q his wife, to Henry Buren, iy
deed duly recorded II Llber y G. T.. Nc A. folio III
t. ia said lot for the at III distance
of fite n ct inches north from the sou Invest
corner Of id lot. Goth street northwest and
thrncp due north with the line OF said street if
zine inches thence east fifty 52 ee to the
Of said thence sout With the said line hf
IL feet nine inches thence west fftytwo $50 tet to
the place OF beginning together with the improvements
Il
Terms of sale: One half cash: balance f. six and
twelve nont for notes bearing interest from day If
sale, and secured by deed trust property sold.
ali cash At ;he purchasers op ion. All onveyancilg.
&c az Pprchas RS St 500 down day sale and if
terms OF s-le are not comp led with within i've day
from day OF sale the rpst the r!Ght TO resell
the property - the rk and cost Il the deiaulng pur
chaser. liza Ii-ON >. BARSOUR.}
SID ). TAtBi.I.L DYER iieo''
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Law SCHOOL OPKNRD.-The National university
law school opened last evening, at their new law
building. 1905 E street northwest Judge MacAr-
WilIoughby an address to the law students. Where
were about one hundred students present, with an
audience filling the large lecture hall The univer
partment, and DR.. G. w. West, late OF Richmond,
delivered the address
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VIAILET DAVIS 4 co.'s GREAT SPECIALLY
HI THEIR FRIGHT RAND PIANO,
In and elegant ready. at special factory
prices. H. i. SUMNER SII 9th street W. Oc3
GENrINE 'DECKFls'' PIANOS <-9
NJ ARE MADE By DECKER BROS. y. Y XTE1
O. II. KUHN. sole Agent. +01 10th street n. ".
Also for EuFdett organs. oc2
VINHE BRANCH & BACH AND SIIEFF PIANOS
4 receive the highest Praise from all who know
them. Callys Automatic s2Sical In
strumeuts artlstically play their RI n
O. l. NIl.D n BIG - Music NarerUOLus.
1U9 9TH street northwest
Pianos for the season. Special attention
tuning and repairing. selG
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Tu0MAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CLOSING ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BALANCE
OF STOCK OF } HF LATE O. vi. WIGHT, EN-
kkACISG An EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
UNFINISHED FURNITURE, or ~ t.R2 DE-
81 kItFlON: \ ZINE STOCK OF CABINET III VI
BIER. CABINET HARDWARE, GIL, &, COOKING
GLASS AND OF Her CA k1NET GOODS, SEVERAL.
billiard TABLGS. &C. &c.
on TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER FOUR
TENTH. 1854. az TEN O'CLOCK. shall sell, at tine
warerooms of the late G NJ. Wight. Nos CIT and CD
Louisiana avenue the balance OF stock, embracing
waved assortment of goods to which the atteticn Of
the trade and private OHyers ! called
These goods viii he arranged aud can be Mon
day SStOb-r 18th, all dxs.
Oct; dts REGINALD FENDAII Administrator
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Why Not Boot Blacks and Hair Dress
eFs1

TO the Editor OF he EVENING STAR:
notice that the first thing in which IL is said the
District has been defrauded by furnishing inferior
articles is backing brushes What the public is
curious to know Is who the District supplies With
brushes and backing in the schools Is it the IAN
ttorS, teachers, scholars or superintendent? VIII
somebody tell US? 1 know that school supplies in
the District include great many things. and cost
quite a sum annually, but L never before heard OF
backing and brushes being included in school sup
plies. Give us light A CITIZEN
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DUNCANsoN BROTHERS Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEiL LSIA r. No 10.7 VERMONT AVENUE.
N TIE CITY or WASHINGTON. H. G.
Under AMI by virtue of a deed oI trust, da; ed No
ve'lr Isl 1879 aT:3 0u!y recorded i'll Iibtr No ~.
g1 folio "a ct seq OF the land records Of the &x
pjS.TIst Of G9l5ia the Undersigned trustees. will
sell ~ EDNESDAI, I H. FiE ZENITH DAY OF
OCTOBER. A. ID. 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ III
front IF the premises the following real esat situate
in the city ~ aSbiugte and District of Columbia
Wit All iha- certai1 piece parcel Of ground know
and described lot NUMBERED tai tyoJle of Evans SUBJ
dvi q LOT Numbered fourteen I'D, fifteen Q5
s.xtr tl. seventeen 90 and eighteen 90 III Kid
wells suhdiyls of square numbered two hundr ii
Il seventeen tZi1f. according to tn plat TIL said
city % atiu<t0n. together with all the easements
he. es,Lauelts aud appurteuanc to tn: belong
Ia wise cstaiuiu.
Terms oc sale: Gne-tLird III the purchase money in
cash. TIE balance ii - u year,, with interest
SIX per cent tt- offered payments 10 he cur by
d. 81 trust upon the prOpr-y sod all cash. the
CftiO1 o. purchaser Convey 2uC:. Sc az purchaser
cost ':eRos.t ot 500 VIII De CURED TIM OF sale
FINS o. sale 20 re compiled with within DAYS
otrrs Trustees tEe mint to sell the
AMI cost II tle u -faU!.ile purchaser.
NAIHL. wilson.
sso7-d&l- FRANCE, RI SMITH trustees
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NgILCH COWS AT AUCTION.
Va 4 RAKE CHANCE
Wishing to retire from the business offer for sale
at auction. f head of choice Cows prem
Uses MONDAY OCf Il Z HIkTEENTE lsS4
Iercss: Sales of $50 and upwa Is can have six
mCatl.s credit. All must b. satisfactorily
dorsed. Sac to commence at ONE O'CLOCK p NJ. on
the premises O. the subscriber.
/. MCLAUGHLIN,
Near FUrt Corco:an,
Alexandria county Va.
Auction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-07

RANGE OF THE THRRMoMETER.-The following
We're the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer today:7 am, COS; II am, 761; pm, S09.
Maximum, 60.9 minimum, $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-07

NJ HAT IS IT.
W He-No Tea is an absolutely pure tea without col
o1lnR material. o. manipulation to give il hand
sce @pearancs and every cent of the cost of He No il
70 ne lCUl III the drinking qualities. He No Tea is sold
b ali retail rocr To protect the public from
Ions. ahd to preserve the strength and favor, He No
lea is foid only III tie original metal lined packages
quarter hall and pound sizes each with and
iladcHsaIk. The trsde supplied by
MARTIN GHLET l. Co,
Established 1911 iaySi BaitLnor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-07

TIE UNIoNTowN SHOOTING CAsE.-At two O'Clock
this afternoon the condition OF Carter the colored
man shot In Uniontown last night, was unchanged
clans were unable to tell what the result Of the
wound would be- SteWert, his assatlant, Is stu at
large.