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DCSCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILDING
LOIS, Fronting EACH % 1912 FEET ON Z
SIkkLL BEIMEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR.
IEENIH STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHING-
TON, d. g.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing dateea9
on September ls d. 1888 and duly recorded i'm 3s0
LlSer 0oa folio 2s5. ct seq. of the land rec-1
ord OF me District of Columbia and the reouest of
tn9 holder OF the note secured thereby will sell at
Lubiic auction IN 'front.' of the premises on WEDNES
PAl N9nEMB a, TWELFTH. A. D. 1884 at HALF
PaSI THREE O'CLOCK p NJ, the following piece or
parcel OF land situate in the city Of washington
c. and BEING Lots numbered thirty-sx $3.50 and thirty
seven tSl IN heirs Of John Davdson's Subdivision ~
square numbered two hundred and forty-e9ht (2xs1
subject 10 two certain deeds of trust recorded respe
lively in iber No 500. folio 264 ct seq and Iber No
g23 folio 22' ct se of the land records securing two
certain prolssory Eotes follows One for and
interest thereon. at eight cent per annum from
March l5tE AID 1883 and for 81 600 aud interest
4th. : II. 1888 -'
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. the balance in two
equal instailmens payable in six and twelve months
fer which notes of the purchaser bearing interest
six cent annum and secured by deed of trust
the property sold will be taken or all cash at on
ton OF purchaser. deposit of $500 will be re-
Qurei at time OF sale ALI conyeyancng and recorslin1
a. purchasers cost. rms of sale to be compiled With
II seven days after day of sale.
GEORGE Z. EMMONS5
oc2S-eo MAHLON ASHFORD. I Afusteea
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GEORGIA..

Clcvelamilss Majority Between 10000
and 5OS00O.
ATLANTA, GA, November A--The election n pass.
ing OF quietly. A full democratic vote ID being
polled. Nat Hammond, In this district, will be re-
elected TO Congress by large majority. Cleve-
lands majority In 81 state v"' be b-<Ween 1000
and $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

Gains Made by the Democrats Upon
tho Vote for Garfield-Republican
Admit the City in Doubtful.
Special Dispatch to the EVENING STAR
UTICA, N. Y, November f. 2:30 D. m.
The indications at this hour o. are that this city
will go democratic by from 300 to 500. The chair
man OF the committee claims it by GOO, and the
republican chairman admits 1t Is doubtful The
second ward, which gave Garfield about $50 ma
Jority, IS conceded to the democrats by 225 The
votes are being watched very closely. s.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auct.oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. NO. 1927 VERMONT AVENUE
IN THE CITY OF ARLINGTON d. C.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated No.
veInber LIST 1872. and duly recorded IN Lber No ISL
District OF Columbia the undersigned as trustees will
sell: on TUESDAY, THE EE TIL DAY OF
NOVEMBER A. ID. 1874. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ in
front OF the PREMISES the following real estate situate
i'll the city CT Washington and District
wit: All that certain piece parcel of ground known
and described lot numbered thirty of Evans'sub-
division of lots numbered fourteen (l4) fifteen (b,
sixteen tl6l, seventeen T and eighteen s) Of Kid
weil's subdivision of square numbered two hundred
and seventeen Old according to the plat Of the said
city Of Washington to ether with all easements
hereditaments and appurtenances to the same belong
Ing or IN any wise appertaining.
Terms OF ga G: Onethird of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in and years with interest
SIX per cent the deferred payments to be secured by
d OF trust upon the property sold all cash. at the
option OF purchas Conyeyancing &c purchaser's
cost deposit of $3.50 will be required at time Of sale
Terms u sale TO be complied with within five DAYS
Otherwise trustees the right to sell at the risE
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
nl-dSds FRANCIS ri SWITtJ Trustees
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THE PATENT COMMISSIONERS DECISION FINAL
In the case brought by Richard q. Hoe and others
against the commissioner OF patents TO test the
right OF appeal to the Secretary OF the Interior
from the commissioners decision, in regard
20 the issue OF a patent, the United States
supreme Court yesterday held that the Secretary
missioner's decision, but that the remedy u sta
tutory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

RANGE OF THE THERNoMErER-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
ofncer to-day: am, 4S0 IL a. m, SOL; pm- 81
Maximum, 50 s. minimum, 479.
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PHYSICIANS AND DRuscrsrs
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+ f # So : Is: i
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BBB II i : FEE 4 ssss
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine. comonir tron with pun Vegetable
INDIGESTION, MALARIA. WEAKNESS IMPURE
BLOOD. CaILlS AND FEVER, and NEURALGIA.
reaches every part Of the system pures enriches
the blood the muscles and
and invigorates the system.
FINE APPETIZER-Best tonic known
1t Will cure the worst of Dyspepsia
DISTRESSING symptoms, such Tasting the Fool Bech-
nF F, Heat It IN N the Stomach, Heat 2urn, etc:
BLACKEN OR 1NJURE TF TEETH.
Is invaluable for diseases culiar to women. and to
all persons who lead sedentary lives.
An pNFAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
The LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Persons suffering from the effects of overwork ner-
vons troubles loss of appetite debility experience
II DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
CONSI1PATION-other Iron medicines do
1t is the only preparation Of that causes no inju
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Is the BEST. TRY 1T.
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper Take no other. Made only by
aul9 BROWN CHEMICAL Co. Baltimore Md
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NIcCOnlas, Election

McCOmas, Election Conceded.
Special dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
CoLEsvILLE, MONTGOMERY Co., MD.
McComas (rep.) election to Congress Is conceded
here. Nelson, the democratic candidate, is rum
n ing behind the national ticket
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.RATEFUL-COMFORTINu
EPPS' COCOA.
RREAKFAQr

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
severn tho operations of digestion aud nutrition and by
ssEetui application Of the ine properties Of well
with adecately favored beverage which may save US
many heavy doctors bills 1t by the tadicious OF
eucn ARTICLES Of diet that constitution may be gradu-
ely punt up until strong enough to tievery ten.
cency To disease Hundreds Of subtle naadies float
ing around US ready to attack wherever there weak
p0nsi We may escspe many fafal shaft By keeping
hourished frame "-Cirii Service Gazette
nede simply With boiling water or milk Soldin tins
only " lb and lb.) by 0rocers labelled thua
JAMES HPPs CO., .Homoop.th,c chsm,st.
nnhl-s.Ektu London. ENGLAND:
up WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Az
~ Soe Oses. 20 - JUSTHs Old stand known tor years
g me 0niy place, where hrst-class SECONDHAND
CLOnaiN0 can DC sold at respectable pEicea Address
3U6THS Old Stand. No. 6fg d street. betwssn 9th and
!, 49,, 5th streets northwest
.. 0'-Aoss by maii promptly attsndsd.A mss
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a stu at the Chester, Pa, OIL works exploded
nously.
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E.. G.. DAVIS,
719 MARKET SPACs

OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS IS
NOW FULL AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART
MENT. WE HAVE ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
AND ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW
AND DESIRABLE GOODS, WE INVITE AN IN.
SPECTION 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
II 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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Alexandra Attain,
Reported for TIE EVENING STAB.

The ELEcrIoN.-The polls opened In the four
wards OF the city at sunrise this morning, all the
evening. Lines were formed at the opening OF the
polls, but the party canvaSSers had alphabetical
poll books. SO that the names were easily found
The lines soon diminished, and at last ceased alto
gether.
WATER CoMPAHY.-The Alexandria water COM
pany held It's annual meeting yesterday. B; Wheat
reelection, and T. D. Fendall secretary and Frank
Power, superintendent George s French was
POLICE REroRTH oSe mavcr has cconcDded hts
hearing In the Hasnmtll- Kehoe assault case and
fined the participants IS each. and has fined VIM
HELEN, c0lOred, $3.50 for indecency.
FULL SCHooLS-The average attendance at the
public schools here during october was 40 boys
@
history.
NOrHs.-.The Blaine and Logan club, No. 1, last
addressed BY Lewis Mckenzie, D. A. Windsor, J.
Deputron and Col 6malley. Its canvasserS went
to work this morning.-Lee camp OF confederate
veterans held its regular meeting last night aAd
elected some new memberS-Capt. Mushback
has received the $500 awarded the Alexandra
late virginia state fsir@Tns CLERK cf the court
here issued 10 marriage licenses During October
OF 1888 marriage licenses were issued-A col
prize, sew1ngmachine, for lace work from the
state fair OF Virginia
SUICIDE After HER BsrHorHxps DE4m.-At
Minneapolis, Mimi, Wednesday night, Miss vir-
gnia Mason, at one time . teacher In the public
schools OF Minneapolis, and Q most estimabIe LADY,
was found dying on q bed In her room at the reSi-
dence OF Aldermen C. A Coe. A chloroform bottle
standing near BY told the tale A note was also
found In the room bidding "good-by to earth and
fnends.n On Sunday night, July 18th, Miss Mason
COe, were walking through the state University
grounds, when Mr.. Coe was assaulted BY Q yobbef,
receiving injuries from which he died coon after.
ward Miss Mason was prostrsted with gr1ef. end
has been depressed IN spirits since that fatal
night. On four OF Ave different occasions ohe has
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The Laurel cotton mills at Laurel, Prince
Georges county, resumed yesterday on half time,
having been closed since August I, because OF tie
depression of The trade
Judge Zane In salt Lake city, Yesterday, SEN
fenced Rudger Clawson. who was convicted week
ago or polygamy, TO four years Imprisonment IN
the penitentiary and 10 pay fine of $500
The street-car drivers OF New Orleans are on u
strike.
The forest fires OF Virginia have been extin-
guished after doing much damage
The Pennsylvania railroad has declared a SEMI
annual dividend OF three per cent
The defalcation OF President jackson. OF the
enterprise cotton factory, at Augusta, ga,
amounts TO el52OO.
Maud 5. trotted mile In 2:l3k at Louisville YES.
terday and Will try 10 lower the record Thursday.
Sgnor Brignoli was buried In New York Ne,ter-
day from ST Agnes church. Many noted profess
Sional people attended the funeral
George ID. NOremac, the Scotch pedestrian
started at IL O'Clock yesterday In New lora, on a
wager OF $4,000 70 beat Weston's record OF $500
miles In 400 days
A tidal wave swept thirty-two small houses
away at Porto Rico
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lleut Eugene w. Watson and
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 Norrok, and placed on sick
leave. Chief Engineer ThoS Williamson has been
detached from the navy yard at Norfolk, and Or
dered to the Hartford. as fieet engineer OF the
PACING station, per steamer Of December LIST next
from New York. Com. Francis A. Roe has been
promoted to be q rear admiral, ana Capt Bancroft
Gherardi to be commodore in the navy from No
venber 3, 1884. Leave OF absence for six months
has been granted Ensign Chas S. Ripley, with per-
mission TO leave the United states Francis W. F.
Weber, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, has been sppointed an
assistant engineer in the navy, from Nov. 4, 1884
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THos. E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.


IRUSTEFS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED b.
SlNESS HLOPEkIl. q INSISTING OF STORES
Nos 30l, 3S 305, 3OT SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
WEST.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated December 9Th ~
iS-O. and recorded in Liber No 95S folio las 81 -
SEQ OF the ant records If the District of Columbia -
AMI b. request Of the party thereby secured will
Sci az pubic auction in front Of the preInis Ttr
DAY. &Ct EMBER FOURTH. 1881. at HALF-PASI
fOJI Il. y ali those parcels of ground iy1ug the
city Il Washington. in the District of Columbia known
parts OF let's numbered eleven tlIJ ard twelve l2
square cred hundred and thirty-four $50
and described follows Beginning said parts
lots at the northeast corner said square and
ming thence south along the line OF 9TH seventy
fvet 5eet thence west fifty two{5eet three and
hall go inches; thence north seventy five t55l feet,
ard thence 20 the place IF beginning with the
improvements thereon. a. mentioned above.
erms OF sale: One-thrd OF the purchase money in
CASH and the residue four equal payments ct six.
twelve. eighteen and twentytOur months ~ day Of
SAFE with inter 81 at six per cent FER payable
semi annually. secured by deed OF trust the prop
eTty Sold or all ca h. at the option q If the
terms OF sale are not Ou.ped with within ten 1O1
days from day OF sale the rstseS ms right to
resell the property the rfsk and detaultinx
purchaser depos Of $3.50 viii be required when bid
Is accepted All cUnveyancing and recording az Pur-
chasers cost.
JOHN v. FILLING; Trustees
IHOS- E WAGGANAN,5
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. AuctIonesr Oc2l-d&ds
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TEN PER CENT.

Since the adoption Of new system of selling Cloth
ing ut
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HE WOODS DrvoRCE CASE--To-day, In the Equity
Court, before Judge Cox, the case OF Frater 2.
Wood against Elizabeth Wood, In which complain
ant was granted a decree OF divorce a few weeks
since, was heard on the motion OF the defendant TO
SET aside the decree Mr. X. Chrtsty and MesSrs.
Harris and Oliver appeared for the respondent, and
MI j. w. Douglas for the petitioner. The motion
and the affidavit OF Mrs. Barnabey. a summary OF
which was given In THE STAR OF Friday last, were
read The court said he had suspected on the hear
ing or the case that there some COLLISION, and
II proper affidavit was flied he would set the de-
cree aside. The motion was then argued, the petit
toneTclaiming that the afidayts on the SIDE Of the
respondent were unworthy OF credence.
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n3-St

IrOLEY, Auctoneer.
i will sill large stock of Groceries contained in
store No 9Ol, corner 9th and streets northeast
1HU RSDAI. NOVEMBER SIXTH 1884, COMMENC-
ING AT EN- O'CLOCK
The stock consists follows:-Flour, Sugar Tea
Coffee. Starch. Spices. Can Goods Tobacco Cigars
Snuf. Hams. Bacon Croekery. Tin Ware. Wooden
ware ana many other articles usually found in first.
class grocery This stock Is fresh. has been pur-
chaser Inside OF six months. Housekeepers an the
tr de Will do well By attending this sale as the above
mentioned goods must be sold without reserve The
Counters. Show Case Awning and Ice Box will be sold
same day.
EOJ Aunfiopaor
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V'HOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
u Corner llfh II aud Perana a,.er
MEDICAL. DC.

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLEp.
&VA two OF DE-. BROTHERS Inviyorating Cordial
VII cure any case OF Seminal Weakness Nervous
tlety and nIpOtency IL iIuparts ysur To- the who'll
system SuS u street southwest oC2J-lIn'
II Has NEVER BEN con IRADICIED THAT
II DR. BROTHERS Is the Oldest established adj
Sertising ladies Physician in this cry Ladies' you
can COZ hdently consult DIR. BEOTHE s 900 b 81 W
Particular attention y Id TO all diseases peculiar
lacles. married single All irregularities and ova-
r1au troubles successfully treated ~ Beard. with
good accommodations. and kind etce furIi-
thed 70 those VINO may desire 10 stay few
City unGer ms treatment C.Zg-IIn.
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HOltOn Running Behind His Ticket.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
FoRREsrvILLE, PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Mo.
Blaine receiving full VOTE Holton, for Congress
is running far behind the ticket. s.
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THE WAR IN DR. NEwMAN's CHURcu-Ar.u-
ments were heard before Judge Ingraha,n Ia ths
New York super1orCourt yesterday In Tia. sui Il
Z. I. Hopkins who, trustee. ks resraia Dr.
j. p. Newman from acting as pastor or the Mad
son Avenue congregational church ia that city.
The decision OF the court was reserved
A WOMAN ON TRIAL FOR MURpEg.-A; West
Chester, Pa, last week, In the court ol qaar.
ter session, Laura White, OF Cain toNn ShIp.
was placed on trial for the murder or six ,e,r-oid
hey named Lewis Gleason whom she had taken 10
raise. The AFFAIR took place the 25th ui last
August The evidence shows that Mis- Mn.te, b.
coming angry at the child for some mslemran1r
or trifling character, beat ~ In "A most brutal
manner and then threw IL upon porch fio5r with
such force as 10 cause death from hemorrhage OF
the brain on september 4th. The l. Sill on
trial, and Is exciting much interest. Laura While
Is young woman. quite pretty and rrtp),snssing
In her appearance. but, as the evidence SHOWS, Il
possessed OF most violent tempan
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TD-NOR ROW.

1SsHkAfcf f2SI sF cH nARS M
On WEpNfsDAI. NdV1 MBER fI9TH. at OH;
CCLoCk p NJ we will sell within our auction rooms
2o0 shares in lots Post Combination Sewing Machine
so shares Firenens Insurance Co. Stock
80 shares Fran klin Insurance Co. stock.
110 shares WASHINGTON Gas Co. Stock.
loo shares Columbia Insurance 60. Stock
TO shares Zeal Estate Title insurance Co. Stock, with
20 shares Central National Bank Stock.
- shares Citz-n'= National Bank stock
- shares tffeat Falls Ice Company stock
so shares Colombia Railroad Company stock
- shares Metropolitan Raj road Company stock
. shares Capitol, North and south Washington Rail-
I01 shares Washington Market Company Stock.
ns shares ee0r clown Ga f [ 3yy s fo
TTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctoreer.
SALE NEAR S1z BENNING,s OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
MINIS. &C. EMBRACING
WALNUT AND 01HrR CHAMBER F TRSITUEE
faRE 81 r I2fNG 5 ~ 2d " t5
,rChS PiTdI COOKING STOVE AND
STOCK AID FARMING IMPLEMENTS, M
t tAE3Kr9 MAs sTB p MAS6N SSTN8Ek
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAKAlING IlIPLE-
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH. 1884 COM
nlsncinC a. I'm O'CLOCK shall sell. at the resi-
d-nce Of Mrs T. Ny at Bennin- :. about one mile
from Bei!f.nZ'S brls!ge. the above effects.
Terms cash Goods tn be removed d.yof sale o2S-7 1t
A TON SALE OF USREDEEMED PLEDGES.
ON WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER FIFTH. at SEVEN
O'CLOCK p NJ. and THURS DAY. November 9th
lisa at O'Clock viii sell. the
No III Pennsylvania avenue northwest al. PIE .ges
forfeited by nOn-redempon up TO this date consisting
OF Zine Gold and Silver y atciles. Di m1n- Rings
Bracelets Chsins Medals Guns. Opera Glasses I'm
brellas. Books, Silver and Silver Plated Ware Over
Goats Pants. Vests. Ladies' Dresses. Dress Fatern.
Coaks Doimans Spreads. Shoes and b ankets Watch
makers Tools &c
Parties holding tickets wi please take notice that al
Pledges from No. 61.l9 to s. 90 ncllled in this
Sale Z HEIDENHEiNEh., Broker.
VI FPLEi, Auct1oneer. n33t
DUNcANsoS BROS AueesoHeers
ENTIRE FURNITURE. CARPETS &c
CONTAINED IN DWELLING No 22aO STREET
NOkIHWESI,
Comprisiny-
H. C. PARLOR FURNITURE. WALNUT ETEfERF
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. II. T TABLES.
WARDROBE-, COTTAGE SETS. HAIR AND
. OTHER MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND Boil
STEkS. WARE. EXTENSION TABLE, DINING
CHAIRS. KITCHEN UTENSILS &c,
AT AUG ION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIFTH
TEN O'CLOCK will sell az the above named res
tdepce the Furniture &c. contained therein to which
the attention of buyers Is called. ni-3t
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsON BROS. .Aucuoneers.
rrE sPEc,L x sAREi
connf aSasat = f fESf O'CLOCK
OUR SPACIOUS sALEsRooMs.
PARLoR FURNITURE
DINING R ed4M aNP E EnaSlTgF FEGkNruRE
LARGE ASSORTMENT
ni-2t SECOND HAND CARPETS &c.
r7'Hos J. FISHER & CO. Real Estate AuctiOneer~
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
AND 1906 kiSGMAS PLACE NoRTHwEsT
By virtue of deed of trust dated 18th March. A. Ga
2s one Of the land records for ths District q Co 70
re shH sell " NqfPAT M a. S3
SGLoCK in front q the premises Lots Numbered one
hundred and one OOD. according to L. Kine1nans
subdivision of sub lots numbered twenty-sx (26) to
@ an Tsoorded IN Beot ii %
Dsrc o IN 6he hence 81 The ne 81
thereon consisting Of three two and basement
nian Place northwest, which will be sold separately.
Terms; One third cash. balance in six t6l and twelve
ulon the property sold deposit Of sioo viii be
3. ts Of sale are nes
with within ten days from day of sale the property
ED~1EP j; STELLWAaIES: trustee.
TREDEki NJ B INC Mod aSTinss Trustee
<i4-INdS l3Ub street.
vENHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
OF GENUINE IMPORTED
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS.
Comprising Rare and Rich Selections of
PERSIAN. AFGHANIsTAN. DAGHIsTAN.
OUCHAK, GORDIES CIkCASSIAN, ARME-
MAN, KHORASSAN AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS;
with many other specimens entirely new to this
market)
JEDAZIENE, KELIM AND BAGDAD POR-
THERE'S. ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES.
Forming one of the handsoest collections Textiles
IN design and quality offered by To take place
at my SalesroOs. southwest Pennsylvania ave-
and 18th street
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
NOVEMBER TWELFTH. THIRTEENTH and
FOURTEENTH, 1884. at ELEVEN
and THEE O'CLOCK
On Exhibition Monday and Tuesday November 10th
and 18th
THOMAS BOWLING.
n3-St Auctioneer.
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Transfer, NJ R.a, E.,.,.-

UeeuS IN ICE nave peen nled as follows: O. W.
Clark TO James F. Duhamel. sub. lot ils So 90;
GOO. jeremiah OConnen 70 Mary o'Conneli, par
%, 50 $50. B.. d. G. Purman TO w J. Father
lot 81, So. 1885, 81 $50. b. Robinson 10 C F. Reid LOT
II, SO. 1856; $1,000 Florence B. Sogcr 10 F. Koones
lot I6. So 76S: 81, 7sS5S W. 2. Particle TO Gerald H.
Du POM, 10, l6l. sun SO. AS 81 600, &C. sarah NJ
W itney 10 Ellen A. Atz, part 2 So AL: g., goo.
Sarah E Woodruff TO Robert r. Roberts, SUB 90
81. sa5 81 500. c. Il. Williamson TO C. A. j. WI.
hanson. SUBJ 2f7, Unontown: 500. b. L. Snyder
10 W. K. Dube, part lots 2, a3s and 2se r. : addl-
ton TO Georgetown: SLABS L VI. Saunders TO W
Chase, LOT 20. So eie part 80. So ls5: 50 200; also
part 50. $50: $3.50 {. p. Larkiu 10 +. A. Butler
lots 365 and 800. Uniontown: S22o James f. Mason
TO r A. Morrison, lots - % and "a, So AS $500 s
A II. Marks 10 Albert Ii. Walcott. part 80, So So
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WHEN An INDIAN Is Nor A CIrrzEN.-The q. S.
supreme Court yesterday rendered decision, In a
case brought by an Indian against ward regis
trar In Omaha for refusing to register him as a
Quallned voter, In which II was held that Indian
who has not been naturallzed or taxed or recog-
by the state. is not Citizen Of the United states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

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consists OF 40i votes, distributed among the states
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