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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH:
IL LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPoRTED ERE ! ca :!
SILS Err Plat ID WARE, dinner AND TEA
SITS. CASTORS, FRUIT STANDS, &c; FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC bOXES FROM TWO
TOTEM TUNES; GOLD AND s LIVER WATCHES.
IADfEI BEST RosEwooD AND NICKLE
BANJOS, WADE AND BUTCHER RAZOR>, RE-
VOLvEhS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ART Giles.
by direction o; the owner to change business will
sell, the premises all the above stock Of j. Z.
O'MEARA & CO. I347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington. d. c. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
at barrains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct
\. b.-The mixtures VIII notbe sold g. at tsrmin-
U'MF ARA h CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL CLUE
seIS
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NoREMAc ON THE TRAcK-The New York Sun OF
to-day says: George D. Noremac, who is trying TO
beat Weston's record OF 5000 miles In one hundred
days, was crcling round the track In Midlothian
hall, 9Th avenue, last night He has TO 60 around
the track forty four times to make . mile. He
third stage OF his long journey about midnight,
when he had made ffty-0ne miles during the day.
this morning.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auct.oneers.


1nESIEh SE M ,oa Avn fhNnN4 APK0xHD
IN THE CT Y OF WA HINGTON, b. C.
Under and BY virtue q deed Of trust. dated No. "a
ga 1oo go ct seq one Of the land records of the
strict Of Columbia. the undersiynedas trustees will
yell, on TUESDAY, THE EIQH EE tn DAY OF
NOVEMBER. A. ID. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. in
front Ut the preses the following real estate situate
in the Git Ct Washington and District Of Columbia to
wit All that Ger tain piece parcel Of ground known
and described rs lot numbered thirty of fvanssub
division q lots numbered fourteen (l4, fifteen Q5)
sixteen Q6 seventeen Qi) and eighteen (15) OF Kid
vel - ss3oaivisen Of square numbered two hu dred
and seventeen Cab according TO the plat of the said
city q Washington to ether with all the easementa
nersdtanents and appurtenances to the same belong
Ing or In any wise appertaining
Ierms q sc One-third Of the purchase money ip
CASH the pelsnce IN one and tw years with interest at
six pei cent the deferred payments to be red BY
DEED Of upon the property sold all cash. ut the
option "a purcha ser Conveyanc &c, ~ purchasers
cost dsppst Of s75o WIN 6e REQUIRED q time Of sale
Terms Of sale to bo complied with within I'VE dayu
reserve the right TO ssll q the rsk
md cost os th1 de2sultng purchaser,
ala4al fRzSdis EsxTiTEh. Trustees.
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r IEB1G COMPANIES EXTRACT or MEAT.
- FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAvORIN0
STOCK FOX SOUPS MADE DISHES AND
6AUCEA ANNUAL SALE 100000 JANa
LlEBtG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable tonic rs . success and
ri pa sSr wlIen nssi9ns should sssa es.ts e.
Genuine only with ihs fac siluils Of baron
iienaFs SIGNATURE in Blue Ink acfoes the
LABEL The title Baron Idebte" end photo.
slnph having been largely used ~ dealers
with NO connection with Baron IA4bi4. tho
Pubic are Informed that the Lte0l6 Com
peny alone can offer the srticls with Baron
Ne6igs guarantees of genutnsnssk
L1EB1G COMPANY's EXTRACT or NEAT.
To BE- had Of M gtoseksepers, Gfpcssp aud
chs,nst1. Sole Agents Tor sAs Unjtsd atafes
twholeoa3e only1 g. David + Co. Feuchurch
tssnuA A0hooaa. Angland myB
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PHYSICIANS AND DRuao1srs
ECOMMEND
- F. F. Fl s. 3 Wy III: :: ::
/ III f; $SSjj$EIE| III
sbfs 4 TIT TIT Ers ExS ssss
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AS THE BEST TONIC.

Thia medicine combiniu f-on With pui Vegetable
il SidEsTtok TAi.a asISk kxkAssss. sfMPrSSkE
BLOOD. CH1L.I.S AND FEVER, aud NEURALGIA
By rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood
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the blood strengthens the muscles ana nerves. ana tones
and inviHorates the system
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1t will cure the worst of Dyspepsia terpovfn6 al
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1t is invaluable for Diseases ~ cuar women and 70
all PERSONS WIG ICED sedsntAry lives -
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Person. suffering the effects Of overwork. her.
vos troubles loss OF apIete debility experience
quick re ief and renewed energy by its use.
II DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iron medicines do
1t is the only preparation Of Iron that causes no .
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The genuine has Trade Marx and crossed red lines on
wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
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HERKIMER, n. T.. November 6.-The vote Of Her
Kimer county complete is as follows: Blaine, 6lss
Cleveland. 5.32s: st. John, 31; Butler, 81 For Con-
gress, Ramsey trepl, 6,222; Pinden {dem.), 52s1;
Fenton (pro.), $50. For ASSEMBLY,, Budiong (rep),
6,289; BeckWlth (den). 5.H23: Gates {pro) 32a
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Success, Success.
TEN Per CENT.

Since the adoption OF our new system of selling Cloth
mo- f
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Marriage In High Life.

COMING EVENT WHICH AGITATES THE SOCIETY
CIRCLES IN RICHMOND
A dispatch to the New York World OF to-day says
The marriage of Miss Pearl Tyler, the youngest
daughter OF the late President Tyler, a beautiful
young lady Of twenty-five, ia creating much ex-
element In Richmond Va She is to marry one
OF virginia's legislators who is well known and
has every Recommendation. The young lady is a
belle and has many admirers. The marriage viii
take place on the 18th in the cathedral at Rich
mOnd. and the ceremony Will be performed by
3 1shOp keane, OF Richmond.
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TEE STR Kxu FULL % SHOUTING mxN--faT SCENES
OF % SURPASSED.
A special 70 the Philadelphia Times from New
IorlDast night says; "The excitement IN this
city over the election returns II unprecedented
Even the scenes OF is76 are surpassed The buile-
tin boards have been thronged since six O'Clock
last evening by q surging, shouting mass They
have surged aud trampled through the mud and
yelled themselves hoarse over their particular
President The hopes Of both sides have been
raised and lowered In turn So great was the
crowd In Printing House Square that the police
more than once were forced 10 disperse them. To-
night both sides are Claiming the state, and the
apparent democratic majority Is being slowly but
surely Whitfield down. Al the newspaper Offices
corps OF eflciept men are hard at work trying 90
reach the exact figures. while nom the Tribszas,
Times and States-xeitan0 buildings nays 10 cheer
both sides wave.
The most nervous men are the garnblers The
betting has been unprecedented. Hundreds or
thousands OF dollars have Teen wagered. and the
betters want the thing decided AT SIS the suns
figures, which are confessedly reliable, and which
give the complete returns sent BY reliable cor
respondents IN every county In the state show that
the state Ia likely and liable 20 SO fifteen hundred
either way. Gov. Cornell has teegraphed 10 Mr.
Blaine that he Is surely elected--that IL n this
state has any hing 10 do with IL Dudley has tee-
graphed nom Indiana that that state has gone re
publican by SIX Thousand, but other special reports
show that the state Is very close In short returns
tonight give hardly any more definite Information
than was had twenty-four hours age aad the W hole
situation is stu Ia doubt"
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RAILROADS.
DALTINORF AND OHIO RAILROAD
u TEL MODEL last LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST.
MA WASHINGTON
LOCBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS

EoUsLE rkAGkl JANSEY COUPLER
s.. STEEL RAILS
'effDeIT Z H h1tft tEEHk sGN soAst NOV 3D.
lsa.s Wsshnetoi from station. corner OF New Jersey
ior CIacase. >! IN sn1 10 10 m. daily. and o5
stee bcs " g a No e 1ass fre
Is char ed IN this tram
For Cincinnati. Louisville AID St Louis daily O5
Sleeping cars &. above points without change.
pm daily; 40 pm TO fit,sbalr Cleveland and De.
is5 Toledo and Detroit i, N S. a s N,
.Waeelins and Laks Ere = II '0' -0''O0' ''1
train 4:4o $50. 80 Z: .. o. - lO:oV D. M
"A m. i25 : .4:46 80 $50 "a. :: 10000 m
koli olnts on Tie Shenandoah valley Railroad l:U5
IeI Annapolis. 6 40 a m and 1210 and 4:4cp m: on
SUNDAY. goa M. 4;4sp-m
ior Nay Stations betw, Washington and Baltimore,
10; ep On sundays. s:25 a III. and l:Z5 4 40
and 10 90 Tor stations METROPOLITAN branch.
a m ana $50 p. H. daily except sunday, 4 -
y T. daily Tor principal stations
GO for IeNngton. staunton and Valley branch.
go a m GalIy except SUNDAY Tor Frederick. "a
a. n a;A III daily sxoept sunday
Lon hsEerstown. $50 A. Gaily except Sunday and
1rsrs arrive from tie West daily. CO. goa H. 49,
TIom Annapolis. $40 a m. and Is5o and eS7 p ID;
From LexlnEton. 2: I. m daily except sunday.
Iron IIeier:ck and Intermediate POINTS. s:a5. a NJ
III in leave Batimorc Tor Washington at 40 80
40 and 1880 a. m. ~ l2:l5. 4@0. >. 6:3
1870 - !: o a ) =: :. - ; ana . 81 D N 49,
All trails from Washington stop Relay Station e1
la tqItssr Information apply at the Baltimore and
NI D. taken Tor baggage &c lie checked and received az
i 4. cL L NE s,iS NJ CIT. Baltimore
No 4 h LORD. Oena Passenger Agent
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BALIIMoRE. Nh, November s-yirsinia axes.
consolidated 81: new 10 4os. 32x bid to-day.
DAITiMQkE. ND: November e.-Cotton dull-mid.
dlng, ~ Flour quiet aud easier for Howard street
Drsnds easier; western lover south
ssSsfoo; NJ xestsrn winter rsd spot slk bid: De;
asked Corn-southern arm and quiet: western quiet;
n.issa year: 1905; Janaary 4sH BID Oats quiet
aud steady; Routhsrn, 3aS6; western white 93a8t do
mixsd Slas3: Penasyivania. SiaSl. Rye quiet 63sss
Rr0visf0us seeady Sugarcopret refined quiet l2al2k
Whiefy steady, ll6all9 Other articles UNCHANGED.
donr Is: grain 4rmsr. .4Es5I keosipts~aouf. fas0
~ S1s1 on = Sorn -i BUSHES:
wheek 6O0Q bushels: corn 10)Q bushea 6Aaes-Wheat
4z0000 bushels: corn. 1100 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. November 6-Cloeing prices:
Whsass1sN evsnssE 7st: Deesinb.r 7s, Janlar1 ssk:
ysss. }sN: !.nn.sI g; May; sVS 1stsINoysmbsE.
80; Seuu4ryy IL 456 February. II 90 Lard-MOvem
705; March, Is
The RetroHeum ~ .rlket.
plTTsBuR0s Nevambsr R--Ou dull end heavy
m3Fxss ogsfsd 2 AZ: dscli3d to snast 10 closf
fRofss2 q do!RF iso h.f.te psS hour .hs os5,sss
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BOWLING. Auctioneer

VTNHO1fAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TkUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN G .ORGETOWN. ON Q STREET, BE TWEEN
THIRTY-THlRD AND THIRTY- +, iURTH. IN.
PROV d BIZ A THREE. ST DRY BRICK HOUSE,
No. 33lS STREET.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated 14h February CO,
1851. and recorded in L6er e5I at pages 43i s:a
OF the land records 4 the District of Columbia
at tn, request Of the parties secured thereby. will
sellat pui'c auction to the highest bidder i'll front OF
the prem is or WEDNESDAY. THE NINETEENTH
DAY Ot NCNEMBER, 1884. At FOUR O'CLOCK p. N =,
the following described part of Lot Ia in Beatty
Hawkins addition to Georgetown ID. c.. beginning
on th .opth sids Of I'd now % street 2ee feet east
from red ok tEow 33d) ST. eet. and running thence
south l5O fet thence 30 feet the west line of
said lot la thence north with said west line 30 feet
ID (now o. street. anu thence 80 IT, place
besinnihS. with the improvements and appurtenanoss
to the same Belonging.
Term of sale: One.third cash. balance in notes at
nine. eighteen and twenty months with interest
from day OF sae to be secured by deed OF trust upon
the premises sold $3.50 to be paid time of sale Upon
faiur to comply with terms % sale within days
after sale. resale will had after five days. notice in
The Evening Star newspaper All conveyancng at pur.
chaser's cost. G. NJ. MATTHI VI =, Trus .ee
n6-dts 1908 3lst street
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From the New York Times, to-day.

From the New York Times to-day.
There was scarcely any abatement in the excite
ment over thefelection returns in Brooklyn yester-
day. Men neglected their business to gather in the
city hall square and around the different political
headquarters In search Of news. The local fight
seemed to have no interest for the people No one
cared. not even the machine republicans. VINO were
SO badly beaten at every point, what had become
OF the candidates for local Office. All interest was
centered on the presidential contest
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0EOKIE f. EMMON3,1 cr..-
oc28.eo MAHLON ASHFORD. ! Arustee
TTvHOS. J. FISHER CO. Real Estate Auc.oneer,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS, KNOWN AS Nos 1902 1904
AND 1903 K1NGMAN PLACE NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed of trust date 10Th March A. -,
D 1881. and duly recorded in Lber No 964 folio ;a
223 one OF the land records for the District Of Co -
VENEER THE SEVENTEENTH, 1884. at FOUR
O'CLOCK. in front OF the premises. Lots numbered one
one hundred and one uO according to Kingman's
thirty-three (83) inclusi in square Numbered two
hundred ala forty CAD. recorded In Book IL OF
District Of CO pmbia to sether with the Improvements
brick dwellings, known Nos l5J2 1904 ind 1906 King
man Place northwest which Will be sold separately
Terms; Onethird cash, balance in Co twelve
2) months with interest and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold deposit Of 500 will be re-
cost OF purchaser II terms Of sale are not complied
will be resod At risk and OF defaulnY purchaser
after hve days notice In 1he Evening Star.
EDWARD j. STELI.WAGEN. Trustee.
1894 street northwest.
FREDERIC b. MCGUIRE, Trustee.
nAVl&da 1906 street
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1THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF UNI PROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme94&
Court OF he District Columbia In guilty cause IN
No = l92 wherein George W. Mccoy is plaintiff -
publ. au ton. in front Of the premises on FRIDAY
NOtEABER FOURTEENTH, 1884. at FOUR
OCLOck the following described real estate in the
City o. Washington, District Of Columbia. wit: The
south haf OF Lot No ~ III No sis. fronting 80
Isrins Of sac One third Of the purchase money in
cash All the balance in six dtwelve months ofa1 IN
cash at ton purchaser Deposit of hoo REQUIRED
at time sale Il terms not conf lied wffh ten
from date of sale thu poperty will be resold at cost of
defauttng purchaser All conveyancing cost Of pur-
chaser JAMES H. SMI a. Trustee
no3-dtS 522 9Th street northwest
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GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
A POSITIVE CURE
FOR DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT.

Efectins speedy and permanent cure. whether the
patient Is moderate drinker alcoholic wreck It
can be given in cup Of tea coffee without the knol-
edge OF the person taking it. tusteless and odor-
less Thousands OF drunkards have been made temper
ate men who have taken the Golden Specific In their
coffee without their knowledge and to-day believe they
quit drinking Of their own free will 1t Ia absolutely
harmless. Cures guaranteed
Price o. Circulars free,
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co.. Propriesors,
185 Race street. Cincinnati Ohio
For sale BY R. T. HEI.PHENsTfNE, Drusrist. corner
14th and Streets and lash street and Vermont
Washington, D. G. oc7-oo
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A BAETxoRs Boz snor DEAp--wfllie 1oudens.
lager 10 years OF age living In Baltimore, YVES shot
yesterday afternoon by the accidental discharge OF
been over In Anne Arundle county, cunning, and
were returning home when the accident occurred.
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BALTnlDRB AND OHIO EXPRESS INJUNCTION
CAsEsfn the United states circuit court In Balti-
more yesterday the case OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company and the Baltimore ana Ohio ex-
press company versus the Adams express company,
the United states express company, ana the
American express company to restrain the DEFEND
ants from refusing to receive express matter and
conveying It to Its destination came up before
judges Bond and Morris AFTER argument on
technical points the case was ordered to proceed.
The argument on the Injunction was not conclu.
ded. The preliminary Injunction VIZ Rranted on
the 18th OF October last
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4 United 8tases sNpervisor Missin9s
Dispatch 70 Gen A. T. Badger, chairman OF the
republican committee OF Louisiana, reports the
mysterious disappearance OF Felix Mooley. United
States supervisor at Fausse Point He has not been
seen since Ne Lett Loreauv1le 6 70 O'Clock Tuesday
night with his returns, for New IBERIA IL b
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Lawson, partner In the f1rm OF p. b 0fave1y .
Co., tobacco manufacturers, killed himself It's
wing On the iioof q his dressing room With nriiet
hols In hls head 1ns pistol was tDund y the bath
tub
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Helping out insoIyent Cite,

TRENTON, N. j., November a-Judge Dixon, In
the supreme court. today declared Constitutional
the act Of the last legislature for the RELIEF OF In
solvent cities by the appointment OF commissioners
OF taxation In cities where boards, charged with
the duty OF raising money by taxes to pay NUM-
cpa expenses fall to organize or refuse TO do their
was contested by James Reed and others OF Eliza
beth on the ground that it was unconstitutional.
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Latest News by Cable To-day.

THE MEXICAN DEBT HELD N ENGLAND.
LONDON, November Gin the house OF commons
to-day Lord Edmond FitZmaurice, under secretary
OF state for foreign affairs, stated that Mexico ra
fed the agreement in regard to the conversion OF
the Mexican debt held in England On the 2Sth Of
October.
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SPECIAL Nor1cE

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION or
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO My STOCK OF FIRST-CLAsS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PAkTICU.
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON WHICH
/ CONSIDER AS GOOD II NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEA FER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALI. YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOwN FIREPLACE
HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR 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 YhE CITY
WHICH We lake GREAT PLEASUhE IN REFER.
RING TO. A CALL Is SOLICITED AND EsrL-
MALES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYvILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
ap28 No. 452 PA. AVE- NEAR AZ STREET
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucrioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILDING
Lots, FRONTING EACH % 1912 FEET ON L
STREET BETWEEN THIR Ell NTH AND FOUR.
TEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING
By virtue Of certain deed of trust. bearing dateaz
on September lst D. Is 50. and duly recorded iISg
Liber LOSS folio 2s5. ct one of the land rec--1
ords OF the District of Columbia and the request
the holder OF the note secured reby will sell at
public auction In front Of the premis s. WEDNES-
DAY, NOVEMBER TWELf TIL. A. D.. 1884, at HALF
PAST THREE O'CLOCK p NJ, the following piece or
parcel OF land situate il the city of Washington d
c. and being Lots numbered thirtysx 1850 and thirty
seven (3V. in heirs Of John Davdson's subdivision Of
square numbered two hundred and forty (24s)
subject TO two certain deeds of trust respec
lively IN dhes No see feo 26A ct and Lber
certain promissory notes ollws One for 81 and
interest thereon at eight per cent per annum from
March 18TH AID 1883 and one for Isl 900 and interest
thereon at rate Of eight cent per from May
4th. A. d. 1854
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. the balance in two
equal instalmens. payable in six and twelve m nths
for which notes of the purchaser bearing interest at
upon the property Sold will be taken Al cash OPP
aured at time Of sale All eonveyancns and recording
in seven days after day Of sale.
oc28eO MAHLON ASHFORD, { Arustees.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
onicer today am, $40; II a. M Ss.2 pm, 90
Maximum, ola; minimum. S60
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The Credit Mossuser Recalled.

from the FhiIAdeIphlA Ifniee to-day.
bill In equity was filed In the United states
circuit court yesterday by Samuel L. shipley,
receiver OF the Credit Mobler, asking that the
claims OF Isaac 2. Hazard and others complanants
in the suit against the Credit Nobiller and Thomas
&. Durant, In the supreme court of Rhode Island.
for the expenses 10 which they have been put, be
referred TO an examiner Tor assessment The COM
litigation lasted fourteen years, when n decree
against Durant was obtained The receiver says
That he ais advised that the complainants I'm all OF
the suits Instituted by and prosecuted by them and
Others who interviewed therein are entitled 10 CON-
nenSatinn ~
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TO.NORHl)W.

WEEKS CO., Auctoneers.
PERI NPTCRY SAFE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF MILL
merry, &C.. &C, CONTAINED II STORE 1882 7TH
D I.RET NORTHWE>T, CORNER OF l. STREET.
Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING at SEVEN
O'clock, and THURSDAY MORNING, ct TEN
O'CLOCK and will continue until entire stock is sold
The stock consists of HATS Bonnets Ribbons silks,
Flowers Fathers Biz IS. Jewe ry one Sewing Mac inc
&c &c This sale il pereInptory. and ali goods will b
sud without he Cases and ~ Drawers suita
BILE for llne shoe dry good business will be sold
at termination of sale.
WEEKS CO,
u5-2ts Auutioneera.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers

III
ThUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTA E. NO 1914 VERMONT AVENUE
By virtue OF deed of t. ust to me. bearing date
on the 18th day OF Februsry, 1885, and duly re- f.
corded in Liber No. 1882 olio 318 seq .l.0
of the land recUr of the District Of Columbia I will
sell ct public auction in front of the premises on THURS
DAY. NOVEMBER SlXT 1884, at the -FOUR of FOUR
O'CLOCK P NJ. the following real estate. situate in
6sred one tll in O. q. Towards subdivision of l.
Clarks subdivision Of lots numbered ID to five go
inclusive square north # qgare numbered three
Ct trust st. datrd Feb vary 6h 1879 I'd recorded in
Liber 9U6. Clio $50 ct seq. said land records to
secure ndebt dness of s35 with interest 10 per
cent per a. mum from september 9th 1883.
Terms OF sale; One half the purchase money cash
the baance in six months with interest at per cent
per annum. to be secured by deed trust on the
property sold to the satisa on Of the trustee or all
ca at the purchasers option deposit of $50 will be
required VIII II the property is knocked down The
trustee the RICH resell the terms of sale
not complied with in five days the ay of SAFE
after dayH notice by tisenent at the risk and
cost of the defauting purchaser.
CHARLES H. KNIGHT,
ocZo, noVl6oS'St Trustee.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSPONED TO wEDNEs-
DAY N3vEMBER IWELtTH. 1884. same hour and
~ CHARLES f. KNIGHT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06

THE LEAVE Of absence on surgeons certificate Of
disability granted I'd Lieut. VIM. A. Kimball, l4th
infantry, is extended two months on surgeons GER
uhcate OF disability.