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NV LVkDBKS.-LVut- EuRtUt W. NdLSUH dlu
Ensign Clifford j. Bosh, have been ordered to ex-
animation for promotion. Passed Assistant Sur
geon Robert Swan has been detached from the
naval hospital at Norfolk, and placed on Sick
detached from the navy yard at Norfolk, and Or
dered to the Hartford, as fleet engineer OF the
Pacific station, per steamer Of December LIST next
from New York. Com. Francis A. Roe has been
promoted to be rear admiral, ana Capt Bancroft
9herardi to be a commodore in the navy from No
vember 3, 1884. Leave Of absence for six months
has been granted Ensign Chas. S. Ripley, with per-
mission TO leave the United states Francis ". F.
Weber, OF Brooklyn, N. Y. has been sppointed an
assistant engineer In the navy, from Nov. a. 1884.
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TATENEST OF THE CHAIRMAN or TIE REF


STATEMENT OF THE CHAIRMAN or THE REPUBLICAN
STATE COMMITTEE.
telegram received by Mr.. b. r. Jones' chair
man OF the republican national committee, from A.
S. Badger, chairman OF the Louisiana republican
campaign committee, says: "The riot yesterday
In Iberia parish was brought about by armed
democrats firing on the speakers and assembled
republicans at q Blaine mass meeting. All the
Blaine speakers were arrested by local authority,
and jailed without warrant OF law. All the demo-
cratic perpetrators are at liberty. The committee
have information OF a premeditated plan 90 carry
into effect the same method I'm other parishes,
especially In Ascension, ST. Mary's, Terrebon and
Qrleansn
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SPECIAL Nor1ck

REsPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO NY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU.
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD If NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE wELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO OK MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH VIZ lake GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D wYvILI. Exc1usrv. Aoxxr
ap26 No. $50 PA AVE, NEAR ~ STREET
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TII.S evenings.

ARGE STOCK or FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LOADING SHOT Guns, IMPORTED FRENCH
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. labtEIS' FINE
SIIEIR PLATED WARE, DINNER AND TEA
SITS. CASTOES. FRUIT STANDS, Sc: FINE
INPOETED SWISS MUSIC BONES FROM TWO
TO TIN TUNLS: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEW ELRY. CUTLERY. OPERA GLASSES.
LAD!I.~f BFST ROSEWOOD AND NICkLE
BANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER kAZCK>, RE-
NOLV rs. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE,
HOLD ARTICLES.
Hy direction Of the owner to change business VIII
sell, the Premises. all the above stock OF j. u.
ONEARA co. l347 PsnRsy yaHia avenue northwest,
Washington. -. e. sale commences at SEVEN Y. NJ.
Great bargains may he expected FOLEY. AHct
y B--The FIXTURES VIII uCJbe sold as. az terluiD-
alton of sale, the store VIII he occupied by j. u.
O'MFAtsA s CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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n3-dts
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SQUARE SIXTY-Ni Ne. IN The CITY OF
WASHINGTON, ON TWENTY-FlRST STREET,
BEiWEEN AND STREETS
By virtue of a decree duly passed in Equity cause
No3lS3 (Gawier klndsioe} ON the 22d Of October "a
lso MI sell ELI, At pube ant;ion Oh the premises
VENEER 1854, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot 25, in
Looms subviso of square GO in tine City of Wash
in2ton. d. C.. with the improvements, consisting OF
two story ,ra!ne house
Terms OF sale Onethird cash. balance in six twelve
and eighteen months with inter st. 20 pc secured by
deed OF trust on the premises sold all cash at pir
ctaser's ption Si00 TO be paid time OF sale Com
pl:ance to be had with trims of sale within days
ersaie Otaerwis resale will be had at purchl
risk AL eysncin2 at purchasers cost.
n3-dts C. VI. MATTHEW'S Irlstee. I2OS 3ls. st
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Affairs i'm West Warrington.

DESERrER ARREsTED.-OG1cer Lyddane, OF this
precinct. arrested Michael Collins this morning,
deSefter from the United States steamer Wyan-
dette. Collins was taken to the steamer at the
navy yard.
PERsoNAL-Lfeut Fred Cooke lately arrived In
town, and Is now stopping at his mothers resi-
d-nce, on q street-Mr. Clinton A. Seitz, OF
Washington, ana Miss Mollie Hunter, OF George
town, VIII be married at Trinity Catholic church,
Georgetown, tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sale OF live stock at Drovers'
Rest, C., reported by Tavenner Bros. yesterday
as follows: Best, at So TO 49, good, at 4s TO s;
medium, alta to Az; common, at 3A To SO. 500 sheep
and lambs; sheep, at to az; lambs. al 10 Oh;
yearlings, at s. 25 COWS and calves, at s25 to SIS
Market good.
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VIRGINIA..

Lthbey, Republican, Likely to be
Elected From the Norfolk District.
NORFOLK, VA, November 4.-The comparison OF
votes from this congressional district will be based
upon the election for the Congressman-at-large in
1882, when Wise tcoalitionlst received 2100 plural
The rote in this district will be large In spite Of
the weather, which Is rainy. The feeling is quiet
but Intense. There is little doubt that Libbey
democrats are working hard to reduce his majority
and for their electoral ticket The colored vote is
sUiidiy republican.
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o V E r GOA ISL
o v E r G o A T 8!

Your choice Of over one hundred styles in Mems
Youths. Boys and Childrens. ranging in
price from So up to 800
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Receiving Election Returns.
VARIOUS PLACES IN THE CITY WHERE DISPATCH

CAN BE READ
Special wires have been strung by the telegraph
companies to number OF points where election
news will be received and announced tonight To
accommodate the news hunters, who it is expected
will be out TILL after midnight, some OF the street
railroad companies have arranged to cars later
than usual The JEFFERSON democratic club viii re-
ceive returns at Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street; the democratic central committee viii an
nounce returns at the Vernon building; the Colunl-
bfa club viii hold a meeting at the Metropolitan
hotel. which Will be private, but the
dispatches WIN be posted In the hotel corridors
the headquarters of the democratic committee on
+ street. The Cleveland and Hendricks club Of
East washington will receive the news at the
corner OF Pennsylvan2 avenue and I'd street south
east The republicans Will receive the news at the
rooms Of the headQuarterso OF the republican finance
COMMITTEES, on New York avenue. The Republican
1nvincibie club has also arranged for receiving
returns Election news will also be read at the
meeting OF the Union Bethel Historic and Literary
Association
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UTICA CLAIMED ron CLEVELAND.

Gains Made by the Democrats Upon
the Vote for Garfield-Republica
Admit the City is Doubtful.
Special Dispatch to the EVENING STAR.
UTICA, n. Y, November 4, go o. m.
The indications at this hour o. are that this city
will go democratic by from 800 to 500 The chair
man OF the committee claims it by 600, and the
republican chairman admits it is doubtful The
second ward. which gave Garfield about $50 ma
1ority, Is conceded to the democrats by 225. The
votes are being watched very closely. s.
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Y'HoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Eel Ed ESTATE TATE At The >NoRTEWEsT
GEoEGETOWN, LATELY THE RESIDENCE OF
DE-. GRAFTON TYLER
~ virtue OF authority given to me in the lastr1.,
WI and estament of DR. grafton Tyler. deceased Sid
VIII all al public auction. the premises on-G1
TUESDAY. HE ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEM.
BEH 1854 at FOUR O'clock, parts of lots "a. 65 "a
AM IS, IN BealPs addition to GEORGETOWN, D. c.
being at the northwest of 3Oth (Washington)
street and Gay street fronting 3Oth street I22
feet and ttiay) 90 feet the same being I'M
proved by a large 2-story brick house
1ef1nS Of S1le Onetliird cash: balance in nine
eighteen and twenty mouths to secured by a
oted Of trust the premises sol $500 to be paid
az tln Of sale IL terms not complied with in eight
DAYS premises will be resold cost and risk of de-
faultiAS purchaser after five days notice in Evening
Star newspaper. CoDveyanciny at purchasers cost
c. NJ. MATTHEWS,
Executor Grafton Tyler
n3-dts 1908 3lst street northwest
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Vy,HOMAs BOWLING, Aucrloneer


OIIANNEh1 NPKUVED PROPERTY.
By virtue OF decree passed by the SuprelneeH3
Court OF ihe District o. Columbia in tquty car,sec&
No l52. wherein George W. Mccoy is piaintiff-A-
publ an ton, IN front Of the premises. FRIDAY
NUNENBER FOURTEENTH. 1854. ut FOUR
GILOCk. the following described real estate in the
CITY OF Washington. District of Columbia to wit: The
south haf OF Lot No. ~ square No SIS fronting 80
fest on ih tsee., tween and streets northwest
.rIiS o: sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash and ,he balance in ard twelve months or All in
cash at o. 1n OF tie purchaser. Deposit Of Sl0O required
az time sale II terms lied il ten DAVIS
from date OF sale tn popery will be resod at cost OF
defaulEg purchaser All convevancing at cost of pur
chaser JAMES Fl. SMITH, Trustee
no-dts so Sta street northwest
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S uocEss. SuocEss IS.

SuocEss, Success.
Since the adoption of our system Of selling Cloth
ing at
Ten PER CENT.
Above the manufacture we have done an enor
nous business The public appreciate our efforts
in giving them good Clothing at Manu-
facturers' Prices
THIS WEEKS BARGAINS
81 for Cashmere Suit worth s12
$500 for Cheviot Suit worth S13
$40 for worsted Suit worth sl5
Sl2 for Diagonal Suit worth GIG
Sl4 for Corkscrew Suit worth S18
SIS for Prince Albert Coat and Vest worth $40
boys SUITS!
"a for School Suit worth &c.
Sc for Cashmere Suit worth B.
SS for Worsted Suit worth GIL
$40 for Corkscrew Suit worth $Ia
OVERC OATS! OvERCOATS
Your choice OF one hundred styles in Mems
Youths. Boys and Children's. ranging in
price from So up to $50.
PANTS! PANTS! PANTS!
Thousands Of Pants from 81 up.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
CORNER SEVENTH AND q STREETS
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Canadian Rioter. Arrested.

TORONTO, ONT, November 4.-The detachment Of
Toronto police which was sent to Michipicoten to
quell riot, returned from there last night with
nine prisoners The police bad no trouble at Mich
1plcoten after the first daN and everything was
quiet when they left, the rioters being thoroughly
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gHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED real, ESTATE
On WASHINGTON STREET, GEORGETOWN DC
By virtue OF n decree Of the supreme Court A..
Of the district II Columbia. passed the 3ist
OF OctooeT 1854 IN Equity Cause No. 5000. will .s.
So! a puoli: auction. III front of the premises on
itESDAI the INENIY-FIETH NOVEMBER 1884.
ut tOUh pCLOk- p. NJ. the southern ffty-five f5S
eet mont on the east side Of Washington street by the
1e s,n % one hSnred and twenty u2o feet Of Lots
dFed ana twelve tt2) IN Beall's addition to Georva.
town. III the Distinct OF Columbia. with the improve.
house.
Terms OF sale: one-third t,D cash. the balance In
eqQ3I III one CD and two Cd years with
per cent interest from day Of sale secured b. deed
chaser. deposit y; 800 required at time OF sale
ConVeysnclng at cost OF purchaser
D1-3tw&dbs J. WORDSWORTH GORDON True.ae
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Chds suits ages to - short pants g. 81 So IS up
and % up BOYS single Jackets 81 l5 a2 aud 81 soup.
Child Knee Pants age to r. Soc &c. fSc al Child,s
tlannei SHIRT ast I5c. SOC and 81 Misses and Boys
from ACC; and SOC. up Good WOinen's solid But Shoe
sl;25 and sAso l9l&-lsl6 Psnnsylvania avenue
s1o j. W. SELBY
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MEDICAL. dc.

nR LION. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies Physician IL the CITY. can
GS.sCIted Iaiiy. 39 Missouri avenue,
Q; PenIsy vaIl avenue between 81 and All
female cOI aDt5 ard irregularities Gu-cly refnov l.
frCUDt treatment Correspondents and consultations
strletiy confidential Separate ladies' ONCE
LOurs-I - 4 aIG 8 ~ y. IL ocL--liL.
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THE SIXTH MARYLAND DlsrR ICr

McCOMas' Election Conceded.
Special dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CoLEsvILLE, MONTGOMERY Co., MD.
McComas trep.) election to Congress is conceded
here. Nelson the democratic candidate, is rum
n ing behind the national ticket
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OLp VINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" ute oere, 50 u JUSTHh Old Stand known tor years
es ne 9nHy place, where &rst-class SECONDHAND
can DC sold at respectable pxicaa Address
SCSIh'S Oi0 stand No GIG street, between 9Th and
I, =, 49,, 7th streets northwest
\. 6.-Aoss by mail promptly attendeasa mra
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From the New York Sun ID
Justice Cullen, OF the supreme court, Brooklyn,
has granted Alice c. Bangs an absolute divorce
from her husband, Frank c. Bangs, the actor Mrs
Bangs resumes the name OF Alice La Grove. Be-
fore her last marriage she was known on the stage
as Agnes Leonard Her lawyer denies the story
that Mr. Bangs deserted her the day after their
marriage Twenty-iour hours after the marriage
he sent this dispatch 10 Miss Jessie Glassford, a
cousin OF his wife:
"Have advertisement sent to- Jessie we are
progressing. Amen. hallelujah. FRANK"
For weeks after the marriage he spoke aud wrote
OF his wife In endeaung terms. The story that
Mrs Bangs made application FOR admission to The
Amaranth Dramatic society ana WAS refuS.l Is
pronounced untrue 10y the officers OF the society.
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Ten PER CENT.

Above the cost of manufacture we have done an
nous business The public appreciate our efforts
in giving them good Clothing at Manu-
factUrers' Prices.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS NETERNnoN
VTHos f wAGGANAN. Real Estate ..uctfoneer

V,HOs. Z wAGGAMAN. Real Estate .auctionear
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BIZ
-SINESS PROPERTY, CuNSIsTISG OF STORES
Nos 3oI. 1913. 3O5, 3U7 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
WEST
By virtue Of deed of trust dated December 9Th
1sst and recorded ia idber No 955. folio 14S - q
SO OF the land records # the District of Columbia
and b. request Of the party thereby secured. will
se AZ pub &c auction in front Of tae PTeBs III
DAY. .CtEMBER FOURTH. 1885,. at HALF-PAS1
fOCE . All those parcels OF ground lying in the
CITY 4 Washington IN the District OF Columbia known
:. parts OF lets numbered eleven ga and twelve Q2l. in
sEre MUM cred fCus hundred and thirty four 3d.
and described follows; Beginning fOr sail parts of
lots At the northeast Z said square and
ming thence south along the line Of 1th seventy
nVef1j)feet thence west t5)fet three and
half (3l inches thence north seventy i've (75j feet
and thence east 70 the place Of beginning with the
improvements thereon toned above.
Terms of sale: Ons-thlrt OF the purchase money il
cash. and the residue four equal payments six
twelve. eighteen and twenty four months f Iy Of
sac, with inter 81 at per cent Ter anuuln. payable
senli-aEnUally. secured b. icl % tTust The Prop
erty sold. o-a Il az the option e purchaser If the
FERNS OF sale are not COMPLIED w!:h within ten 0O)
DAYS from day OF sale the tn right
resell the property at the rSk and OF defautiuy
lurChsser depOs.. Of $3.50 viii be required when bid
II acceT ted All cU1yeyancing and recording at F,ir
chasers cost.
JOHN W. PTLIiNG, } 1r-,s.oos
THOS. +. WAGGAMAN. AucJioneer- oc2l-GSds
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A stu at the Chester. Pa, OIL works exploded
yesterday, burning three men, two OF them 30
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SUPPOSE You LOOK,

Supposr You LOOK.
Some people have never seen. and therefore do MOI
know OF the New. Handsome Good Fitting and Stylish
Clothing we haze. We Mention:
Fall ovERsACKs from 50 to $50
Heavy NEwMARKETs and Sack OVER
COATS, from 80 to s.5
Mems and Youths BUSINESS SUITS, from
$40 to S23
Cas- Four-Button Getaway SUIT3 from
SIS to $28
Black. Brown and Blue Diagonal AID Cork
screw Prince Albert and Four But
ton Getaway SUITS. from
$40 to S45.
Boys and Children's SUITS from g. 50 to s1s
Our stock OF Neckwear Gloves and Under
wear is full and complete Prices tho
lowest. Shirts Made to Order.
NOAH WALKER i CO.,
oc1s 625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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DCNCAysOy BROS. Auc,ioneers.

I CNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILDING
LOIS. Fronting EACH % 1912 FEET ON /,
STREET.. BETWEEN THIRTEE NTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST WASHING
TON, ID. &.
BY Nrtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing ateaH4
on Scitri!ber ist d. 1883 and duly recorded inx0$
I4uer lu0 folio 80 ~ seq. OF the land rex
os Of the District OF Columbia and at the request Of
ths holder o. the note secured thereby will sell At
Iuhilc auctlon in front OF the premises on NEDNES-
DAY. NOlEMBtR TWELf tn. A. D 1884 at HALF.
pASI THREE O'CLOCK p NJ, the following piece or
parcel OF land situate in the city OF Washington p
G.. anC leiu2 Lots numbered thrty-sX and thrty
seven 3D. N heirs Of John Davidsons subdivision Of
square numbered two hundred and forty eight (24s
subject 10 two CERTAIN deeds of trust recorded respe
lively IL Il:er No S66 folio 264 ct sea- Librr No
92 folio 22 seq. OF the land records securing two
certain prOnssory notes follows One for 80 600 and
interest tdcreon at e9ht per cent per annuiu from
March lJ;lI. A. ID. 1888 and for 81 OO0 and Interest
thereon az rate Of eight per cent annum from MAY
Attn. = ID. 1854
Terms Of sale third cash. the balance in two
eGUa! lstailents payable in six aud twelve months
Tor which notes of the purchaser bearing interest at
az pr cent annu and secured by deed trust
Ho TIE property sold will be taken an cash OPP
non OF purchaser. deposit of 500 will be re-
qairsd at time OF sale All conveyancing and recording
IL seven days after day of sale.
GEORGE r. EAf3IONS,I ,.
Cc2S-eo MAHION ASHFORD, 1 trustees.
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E.. G. DAVIS,
719 MARKET spAce

OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS Is
NOW FULL AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART
MEM WE HAVE ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES,
AND ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW
AND DESIRABLE GOODS. WE INVITE AN IN.
sPECT1ON OF OUR STOCK AND COMPARISON OF
PRICES.
WE DESIRE TO CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
OUR STOCK OF
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED BY ANY HOUSE
IN THE TRADE OUR GOODS ARE SELECTED
WITH GREAT CARE. ARE ALL OF THE BEST AND
MOST AND WE ARE PREPARED
10 QUOTE PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.
SEE AND BE CONVINCED BLACK DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT IN REAR ROOM
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
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DUNCAysoN BROS, Auct.oneers.

RISTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
I.EAI. ESTATE, NO. 1021 VERMONT AVENUE,
IN THE CT " OF -HINGTON. D. c.
Tnder and by virtue of deed Of trust dated No. So,
yenlDer list 1872. and duly recorded Liber No 81:
~ tclIo 34i ct seq OF the land Of 49,
District 81 Columbia. the undersigned trustees will
SCI. on TUESDAY, THE EIGHIEE <TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER A. ID. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK p VI in
front OF the ;ises the following real estate situate
il the city ct Washington and District of Columbia to
wit All THAT cert tain piece parcel of ground known
aud described as lot numbered thirty of Eyanssnb-
division OF lots numbered fourteen G4,, fifteen Q5)
sixteen no. seventeen Q) and eighteen CS) of Kid
wei g subdivision OF square numbered two hundred
aud seventeen Gid according TO the plat said
cy Of Washington to either with all the easements
neretainents and appurtenances to the same belong
Ing or Ii any wise appertaining.
Terms OF sac: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. the balance IN ard twJ years. with interest at
SIX ner cent the deferred payments to be secured by
ce u trust upon the property sold all cash. at the
cost deposit Of $3.50 will be required time OF sale
Terms OF sale TO be compiled with within five days
Otherwise trustees the right sell at the rs
and cost Of the defaultin2 purchaser
NATH1. WI son, }
nj dSds FRANCIS H SMITH 1lusteeS
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GEORGIA..


ATLANTA, GA, November A-The election q pass.
polled. Nat Hammond, 10 this district, wiz be ne
elected TO Congress BY large majority. Cleve-
lands majority In - state VIZ be between 1000
and 50,000
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News RriclS.

The Laurel cotton mills at Laurel. Prince
Georges county, resumed yesterday on half time,
having been closed since August !, because OF lie
depression Of the trade.
Judge Zane, IA Salt Lake City. yesterday, sea-
fenced Rudger Clawson. who was convicted week
ago or polygamy, to four years imprisonment In
the pententiary and TO pay fine or $500
The street-car drivers OF New Orleans are on a
strike.
The forest fires OF Virginia have been eNtin-
guished after doing much damage
The Pennsylvania railroad has declared s2lai-
annual dividend OF three per cent
The defalcation or President Jackson. of the
Enterprise cotton factory, at Augusta. ga,
amounts TO fl520OO.
Maud 5. trotted mile In 2:i3l at Louisville yos-
terday and Will Try 10 lower the record Thurs! "
Sfgnor Brignon was buried In New York l,-t,r-
day from 81. Agnes church. Many noted pru.s5-
Sional people attended the funeral
George ID. Noremac. the scotch pcir ran.
Started at II o'clock yesterday I'm New NorN. an 4
wager OF $1,000 10 beat Meston'5 record ui ao1
miles In 100 days
A tidal wave swept thirty-two small house;
away at Porto Rico
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