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GU K D LINE.
NOTICE.
- Ne RIO U T E
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER ~. n. h. NEW YORK.
OREGON. We'd, Sept 8. ISERv1A We'd Oct L
GALLn We'd We'd Sept % oEEeoS...."Wed. Oct s.
M Wed Sep Sep T. GALL Oct Is
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-$6O $50 and $780, according
to accommodations.
Storage at very low rates. Storage tickets from Law
lowest rates.
:, Through bills of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow,
Hayre Antwerp and other potts ON the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports,
For freight and passage apply at the Company's Office
OTIS blGEL0W l. co COS 7th ST.. Washington. D. c.
NENNON u. BROWN l. CO.. New York;
Orto Nessrs OTIS BIGELOW Go
aus COS 7th street. Waslnyton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

MAGGIE RATHBUN's SAD FATE.-Miss Maggie Rath.
bun, who went out buggy riding at Middleport o..
sunday night with A. T. Benedict, a druggist, II
Rutland, WAS reported by him 10 have LETT the
buggy and shot herself with revolver, Benedict
Was arrested and released on bail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
A Lion Of the Hour.
AAK1So MUCH ADO IN MISSOURI OVER DICK TURIN
OF THE MODERN TIME

~AAASN ASSn AhO bNkR A DICK TURIN
OF THE MODERN TINE.
Boonville Dispatch TO the Globe-Democrat
This is an adjourned term OF the Cooper circuit
court, and Frank James trial is the absorbing in
terest Not his trial, either, for the court suayely
continued the case TO the next term. Early this
morning they began to pour into Old Boonville and
one would certainly have thought IL was another
or "Pap Prices raids he had not known or that
cid Warriors demise and that Gen. Marnaduke
was now in command Frank IS not very early
bird these days, because he has suspended storm
ing spall attachments at the dawn OF day o!d
comrades Ia the brush rushed up To extend the
hand OF sympathy and brotherly love and TO reaS-
sure him OF their esteem, while grizzly white
headed "old constitutional Union men" fiocked
around 10 pay their respects TO the chiyalrous
Frank, bringing all their boys along.
TO make safety doubly sure (Rnowing Franks
1aulngs), they prevailed upon him to allow them
TO 'provide for his immediate wants" by present.
Ing him with purse. Frank is certainly IN luck.
Only short time since he was presented with a
fine horse and buggy by an admiring democrat OF
Saline county, and II appears TO be only necessary
for him TO express wish 10 have IL fulfilled imIlc-
dlateIy.
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MAHISllEk

BENSOS-ENANS. Tuesday morning September III
lisa. At the residence Of the brides PARENTS No llO3
9ih street northwest. by the Rev. Father Waiter i
HEPBURN T. BENSoSt t. SUSIE Nj. EVANS, daueh-
ter of Dr. Warwick Evans No cards
SMITH-MENESEE. On July sd 1884,. at I linden
Va. 10y the Rev. ID. G. Touut1, III. W SMITH JK of
Ind
MooDS-DE Kraft. On Tuesday, September p
1854, 1t st n's church. WASHINGTON Assistant Eur,-
neer ARTHC. JANNETT MOODS II = Navy AMI
Miss HARRIET - OFT de KRaFFT. daughter "
cards - - 1890
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Hanged for Murdering a PeddIer.

PITTsBURG, Pa, September 2-Martin Wine
berger was hanged this morning in the county jail
yard for the murder OF Louis GOltfreund, peddler
near SeWlcky, on the night OF June IL, 1882 The
execution was private not more than fifty persons,
Including members OF the press, being present.
Ttere were no religious services and after The
moose was adjusted the trap was sprung and the
condemned launched into eternity. Death resulted
from StrangulatlOn, and in fifteen minutes life was
pronounced extinct. Wineberger was a Jew, the
first ever hanged in Allegheny county, and he is
believed to be the second In the United StateS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
THE ELECTRICAL EXHIBITION.
Inc Fifth OF Its kind-Tho Opening
Ceremonies.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2.-The day opened
tloaal electrical exhibition in West Philadelphia,
Inc nith OF The kind ever held and the first held in
America The weather was bright, clear and
peasant, ana at an early hour the crowd began TO
gather around the handsomely decorated irched
doorway at 3sd street and Lancaster avenue Which
Is regarded as the main entrance. The confused
mass OF packing cases, tools, machinery and
the buildings has been partially cleared away, and
the handsome structure, though by no means
ready a Is IN good shape LOT the formal opening.
dlilgent manner in which the work has been prose
cuted recently by day and by night, has resulted
N comparatively good order for the FIRST day OF a
great exhibition. Some OF the allotted spaces are
as yet unoccuped, but all have been taken, and in
most or these the work OF fixing up the display has
been commenced. A small army OF supeuntend-
EMS, guards ana Watchmen, thoroughly drilled in
ponce and IRE service are stationed In and about
the buildings, while lire engines and chemical hand
grenades for eXtinguishing Tires placed i'll every
available spot.
President Arthur who will not be able to assist
at the opening ceremonies, has written letter
pressing his interest In the exhibition and promis-
ing 10 Visit 1t during its progress
Long before noon, the hour appointed for the
welcoming Of the foreign VISITORS Tue lecture-ro0ll,
IN which the reception took place, was packed with
people.
THE ADDRESSES
AT 1910 p. M, the Hon. Geo. IL. Boxer, the chair
man or the committee, introduced his honor, Mayor
WIN. u. Smith, who welcomed the guests TO The
city. The entire assenblage then, headed by the
members men OF the press, marched from the lecture
room across 80 street To the main exhibition hall,
where large crowd OF people were waiting to wit
ness the opening exercises.
:. Alter prayer by Rev. pr j. S. Mcintosh, Of the
Prof. VIM. H. latham, president OF the Franklin
institute. WHO madetan address.
Upon Its conclusion his e1cellenCy. Governor
RoDers +. Pattiaon, stepped forward and made an
address OF welcome and then formally declared the
exhibition open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

PRINTERS FEEs.-FIrst Controller Lawrence has
rendered opinion to the effect thatprinters' fees
for notices in proceedings under internal revenue
laws to enforce foeitures prescribed by section
S53 Revised Statutes. which allows low rates Com
pensation for all government advertising except
legal advertising is prescribed by the act Of june
20, 1873, which allows commercial rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

Mr.. S. PrentisS Mutt, Of this city, has Just re-
turned from a trip to Ohio and West Virginia. He
says that in Ohio the democratic party Is thor
oughly united and harmonious; that the Pendleton
Hoadiy and Thurman factions are all working in
accord, and the party is better organized than in
any previous Campaign. II saw Gen. Denver In
Onio, he added, land he assured me that there is
every reason to believe that the democrats Will
carry the state. He said that Newman. the demo-
cratic candidate for secretary Of state who is the
present incumbent. has made splendid officer and
Is much more popular, personally, than Robinson,
his republican opponent
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The Virginia Ianbroel,o,

WHAT GOV. CAMERON IS GOING 10 DO.
1t Is understood that Gov. Cameron, Of Virginia,
Is going to visit the republican national committee
In New York for the purpose OF explaining his side
Of the difference with Senator Malone In view OF
the divided condition OF the republicans all talk OF
carrying the state Tor Blaine has been abandoned.
IL Is now only question OF the size OF the demo-
cratic majority, and some democrats claim that
they Will elect nine out OF the ten CongreSSmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

TIE KNIGHTS OF LABoR.-Among the subjects to
be con4adered By the Knights OF Labor convention,
winch meets In Philadelphia to-day, are insurance
operltions OF the order into new fields especially
Ia the southern states and deyising a more sais-
factory way OF answering inquiries from local dis
tfict assemblies ana other sources The election OF
grand officers for the ensuing year Will NOS take
place until the last day Of the convention.
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The Stock Market Feverish and Unset

The Stock Market Feverish and Unset
tied.
NEW YORK, September 2.-The Post says: The
stock market was reveriSh and unsettled this
foreQoon and though the volume OF business was
small, prices fuctuated more frequently than
usual The results up to 12 O'Clock were insignifi-
cant. the active stocks being, In some cases, to
higher and IN Others I to y lower than at the
close last night: The only exception to this gen
there was something OF q raid about haif-past IL,
depressing it ~ to 2Sl, leaving 1t at Ia lower at
~ at IL O'Clock than at the O. g last night. The
market Tor railroad bonds quiet during the
forenoon and prices We're regular
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The Coal Center Strike

Coal CENTER. Pa, September 2-Sherir Cham
bers arrived here last night, and Will remain to
ample protection given 10 all VINO desire work. The
strikers have made no attempt to intercept any
non-unionist on his way TO work since Saturday
morning, and 1T Is thought that many Will avail
themselves OF the Sheri presence To return 10 the
mines. No trouble Is anticipated.
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The Prohibition of the Importation Of
Rags

new YORK, september "A special meeting OF
the New York paper stock importing trade was
held to-day. Forty firms were represented. A
committee OF three, consisting OF w. H. Parsons,
{. c. WOOlwOrth and Edwin Goodwin, jr, was ap-
pointed to endeavOr to secure such modification OF
the Srder Of the secretary OF the Treasury prohb-
it1Dg the importation OF rags Will give reasona-
bic protection to the trade. The committee Will
Start for Washington tonight, in order to be pres
ent at meeting OF the trade to be held tomorrow
In that CITY,
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Trouble Among the Mourucr..

COMPLAINT kaDE BN THE GOOD sANARrrASs.
This afternoon Mrs Annie Kicks and other orrcey
OF The Good Samaritans called AT pogce headquar.
trS TO complain that the authorities OF the
5th Baptist church would not allow them 20 mar
uclpAte In the funeral OF their deceased brother
Eronks, nor join the procession 10 the grave yard
III ohnaTltans c!alm that they took charge OF
Brother Brooks in his sickness ana when no ,t,as
,Aey employed an undertaken, but the church
LOOK charge and employed another undertakes
IN the procession. -
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II LAKE GEORGE
ONLY ALL RAIL AND rARLoE caRITNE

Trains on New York. West shore and Buffalo Ry. by
Wee Shore Of picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
Ky station OF L. IISyi yanid 4. a. As follows:
hANAIOSIA SPECIAL. 9-f aIu--ArrIvp Sa-at1-a
- n caldwell. Lake C - = II Montreal IL
Jla ~ lit Pullman Buffet Cars Saratoga thence
&c Montreal
CAISkILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. $50 AMIR
] sriOf CarS. i
DAl IMPRESS. lois anl-Arrive Albany 3 y II :.
ia. ~. deu~- 10 Il. CHESTER ~ pm Buffalo
baDy Sharon Span aI.i NItg-ara Falls
=, ~ SUA AND @ SKILL MOUNTAIN TX
IhI - 1! 10 aln-Ar Ivv Hotel kaa,erskil . - m
s'ls NOEL o0 pi. S4rat IL. Az George,
slIn iarIor Cars jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
,.SAhAI0GA AND CATsKI-l. MOUNTAIN LIN
IT'D : 40 rn.-Alrive Eu.el EaateT-kIll 9 10 u m
y. anu Hcte, - n. -aratCa pm Lak, George
!Vs9 r. Montreal 80 with I.4 Cars Cas-
HI Mountains TO saEatoSa Lufiet FsriUr Car leaves
Nsst-n2ton ID ItnEsy WANNA L. H. tram L. am for
s@fsiosa s.eere-s taeLce To Montreal The New ork
Limited leaves Washington al 30 an, Corr :ll.-
WITH sa-4toa ana Cats al Nj; Limited Jersey city
Asa fO= siIil- IT round tr tickets by West SLOe -te
,rd aNoil ferry al anG iOI tras.er through New
city
Apply 20 City Or Depot Agent Of Perm r for COM
Itte tables tickets and Iarlor Car chars I-.0r
Car chairs rom Je city station
ClCn al ILcailOn TO Aren't Pullman Cox Co. lem, l. X
Station. jersey City New Jersey.
HENRY MOS Fit Gen Pass AIT
A-l-Jrn a State street New York
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Cen. Rsutler in 1ricb.s.n.

GRAND RAPIDS MICH, september 2.-Gen. Butler
arrived here this morning, accompa MED by n. A.
PlynlptOn and Ex-Governor AmeS. He was met 1T
the depot by procession in carriages. and three or
four thousand people at the depot awaited his ar
rival An hour was given up To an informal rectp-
ton. Gen. Butler speaks here this afternoon, and
at MuSkegOu this evening.
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Rhinelander Adjndged to be Sane.

new YORK, September 2.-Judge Curtis, counsel
ior VIM. c. khinelandcr, began summing up to-day
De1ore the commission appointed TO inquire into
his clients sanity He argued that the evidence
clearly showed Rhlneander to be sane and he Sc
verely criticised tie action OF the district attorney
In aliylng himself, he termed it, with Rhine
lander's enemies and entering into conspiracy TO
defeat the ends or Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

PROTECTION OF HEBREWS IN AUSTRIA
VIENNA, September 2-Emperor Francis Joseph
In replying to an address presented to him by del
egatiOn OF Jews to-day, said: EVERY loyal and
patriotic citizen, OF whatever religion may always
rely upon my favor and the projection Of my gov
ernmentn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

BLACKNAiT.ISG ST. Louis GAMBIERs.-JoSeph A.
Robertson - wcll-known lawyer OF St Louis was
arrested saturday II the instance OF Cher OF Police
Hdrrlgal on a general charge or receiving money
from gamblers CA The prStenCe that he could pro-
tccL them from being raidei Oy the police lie WAS
released on 81 900 bond Daniel Mheatly a tailor
who was ilnphCa ted with Robertson In the alleged
scheme 10 blacktnail, was arrested on a Wabash
railroad Tram from The east yesterday morning
de confessed 10 CHIEF Of Police Harrigan that he
had received money lroIa IllOtsUn the poker house
proprietor. for Robertson. lie gave BAH, and the
Cases az ,luSt both were set Down for Wednesday,
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FVNHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
REQUIRES no boiler avods all expensive attendance
ps.d extensively tSr running Paesenser and Rreight
arc Iithographic Presses, Coffee Mills HCaster Paper
and Ruling Machinery. IAthes &C.. &c. This on2ine
possesses the least number Of working psxtx, and
Great simplicity Of mechanism
For particulars to prcea &c,. App1y at O0dce Of
Washington Gas Light ca wl3
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Counting Democratic Chickens in Ne
VIDA and California.

Chairman Elwel Of the democratic committee at
Carson City, Nevada, In a letter to democrat Of
this city, says Cleveland will carry that state By
small majority, and that Cassidy. for Congress win
beat any man the republicans put against him. He
also added that his advices from California were
most satisfactory He wrote that In California
there are more democra tic clubs than ever before
and that the democrats are counting upon from
10000 TO Is, 900 majority.
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RAILROADS.
TI'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
iHE shOkT LINE TO TIE SOUTH. sOUTHwES

dAE shOkT LINE TO TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in eject = { Us :. 1884
BIO A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max NJ close
Connections to all points South ard Southwest.
Daily. Cpt SIM .ay. with 4. < O. Railway Pull
nan Sleeping Buffet cars from New and " ash
insten TO Atlanta Pullman Sleeping FROM
arlington ana Atlanta to N-W Orleans
BJlF.M-LOU1SVIsLE FAST LIE Dal:s via Char
Louisville T. 1lnClunai Louisville and oil Western
POINTS. FullnAi. Sleep4r< Washington %
Louisville.
u3t THERS MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
e all points South and Southwest DanviIle ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with c. & o. Railway
Pullman Sleeping cars from NashlIl" ton VIA Dan
Vile. Charlotte and Atlantis to New Urle4us. also.
flCni Washington Wa Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Pul man Sleeping Car trUIn Washington
Ia VIII, sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves Wash ngton at go
VI. aud $40 p. VI daily, except sunday.
NaTr.ntOn trains leave Washington J:l0 A VI and
$40 P VI. daily
tickets and information inquire at Company's Of
Z. .tVl Penusy wanna avenue
III SLAUGHTER. n MACDANIEI.
Gen- lass Agent AGENT
su2 sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

Lieut.. Arnold yesterday arrested o man name,
Doll Allen, charged with being concerned In tn
burglary OF G. a. Whitaker'S book store
William SweetWine, cOlOred was nned $50 b,
Judge Mills to-day Tor carrying blackjack.
at CD ii street, gave birth to child this mornin!
which was dead when an officer arrived at tE
house. She was removed to Freedman's hospital
While the police are looking into the cause OF tn,
child'S death,
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.SA1IINOHF AND OHIO RAILROAD
- IHE N0DEL INST LINZ AND THE ONLY
LINE BETN EN- iHE LAST AND THF NESr
VIA WASHINGTON
IOCBIE RACK, JANNEY COUPLER,

iV@D4-I -. n r.; yJASSLf CoIPi-ER
scHEprI. ~. II XIII ftfETE r SCNHAY ITSE 18TH
ISsve Washington from st.tu, corner New Jersey
{oI Si.caeo. C;nciErsti Louisville and ST louis daily
49, - = ~. iyls . n 10 10 = IN with Through
without sAiiSe. lo;l5 III daily II chicago. except
Ter IItislurz at 8 3Oa m and ~ r. ~ daily 9 ~
NJ : Itsburx CLEVELAND and b, trol;. witLsleep-
JoI 1o.rdo ana Dttroit via Monr,cvire 10 la ~
sly Nth s.ecfrr toS Io.eio. Wa " l-ceg a.d Lake
Trans %. Piilade'Fhia and New York at SO A.. m
90 IA daily viii Iarlos AID sire ,- cans an an a..
fSI tsltimorc on week days > 50 Gao 90 $40 900
minute tram Az. $50. t.5O - 3-il ~ op
Ios Baltimore On sundays. 50. :Cn. aoAn IL,
80. 30 4 40 80 80 90 s-U 9.iO iO:IUp.
ISI Points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. lois
T. Annapolis, GO ~ and ..:Io and 4:4op =. N on
1Sr Way Stations bc'w Washington and Baltimore,
80 ~ 80 = n; lZl0 so a.i0. AID
80 J m h: Stations q. Net5opoliran branch
80 i ~ ana - l. ~ dSiiy e1cep; sunday = i5
sHleh $50 ,:aiy for L, Iston stauil,dll All
dsy - frc-t x G a. y 1 IL: ay. -. -
Tor S- saH.{ I5l sians and SIS daily e,c.,.
trains STRIVE from the wes, daily. 90 7:5oa H. IDA
i;es, New Yes ard rhiladelPhi&. 2:55 ssca H. da7y
from Aanep9iis. sd n aiid $50 and G:S7 D. m !:
-.
.tact ~ sunday ''
ttsE. fteoer-ck and intermediate ys.nss SO m
= 40 m and ~ Z. daily. sxcel Sunday s:Ii
D. IL Caliy from Point o isocsS
" ms .eaNe ls4tIHic ttr ". shlnctOn At ECO 40
- u. - :.sl s-lO .Vju =. n L. Is 80
w. ~. ~. 60. -. 3Cs aLt. 10 T. IN o. SIM
oss 200. -, rs. 30 so. y.ls = GI 30 5:C0
ga. 80 aid 800 y ~
trans ::osi Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
ierthcr information apply 80 .he Baltimore and
ono ilcAeS Ofkse-E ashiEgtCn Station Gle aid ISL
eNcii l4th street where orders
q he Gin
NY IrO.:-. TIE cts.
". NJ Gle AkSIS, n OF T. Baltimore
e4S e. h LORD. Geug Pssseigs~ Agc-t
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4 GREEN ROOM

4 GREEN ROOM Row.-The wife OF the singer.
Snazelle, was refused free admittance Saturday
night TO the Gaiety theater, Dublin where her hus-
band. who Is member OF Mr.. Carl Rosa'S company
was singing The reason for the refusal was that
the house was crowded to Overlooking Mr.
Snazelle complained to ME- Rosa that his Wife had
been insulted, and demanded an apology. Instead
OF making an apology Mr. Rosa dealt the irate
singer blow, whereupOn a desperate fight be-
tween the manager and the singer occurred. One
q Nj. R0SalS eyes was blackened and the other
received an ugly cut from the singers diamond
ring.
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au26- tuth,s &,
V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auetioueer

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded -
among the Land Records of tie District OF CO. .sA
iulnDla Ill llber 1872. folio lG2 ct So shall .An.
sell ut pubic auction in front of the premises
MONpA1. The EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER at
FIVE O'CLOCK I. Nj all that certain parcel ground
belng III the City OF Washington, said District and
hnoWn as part OF orlna Lot 81 IL square n begin
DHl2 lor the same at point TIE west line of Gath
streetlS feet south from the northeast sid
iot ana running thence west SO feet inches
line OF said lot thence south IL eet east 20 feet south
ie0t east to west line of Path street a thence north
~ feet TO the place OF ginning. Improved by frame
house. numbered l2lO path street northwest.
Terms OF sale ne-tIri cash. of which 100 must be
palc al time OF sale. residue at ti II months respect
lyeiy per cent interest secured 10y notes of the plr-
chaser and deed OF trust the property sold all
cash at option ofIurchaser Ii not complied
with IN days the Trustees the right resell ut
Getault1ng purchasers cost and risk.
CHAS. H. CRAGIN
au2I-lOt CHAS. Ii. CRAGIN JR trustees.
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Waterbury ana Duxhvrx

WATERBURY, september 2-The indications &C
waterbury are That the republican majority viii
p'ooab!S De " per cent less than IN 1850 Al Dux-
bury A ful vote j. being cast with the same ind,-
cations OF reduclon In the Republican mainfirY
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO, AuctioneerA

TWO TwO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES ON
MA>SACHESSETTS AVENUE. BETWEEN NEW
JEKSEi AxENUE AND SECOND STREET
NORTHWEST Nos. 11S AND l2O.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SECOND. 1884. at SIX
O'CLOCK. 7. NJ we shall SELL in irontof the premises,
the north part o. lot g. i'll 56s having 80 feet
inches 'front.' running back the depth thereof improved
by two two-story brick dwelling houses and water.
good chance for All investment.
TRIMS: One-half cash. balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from day of
sale and secured 10y deed Of trust property sold
al conveysncng at purchasers cost $50 down each
piece o. property when struck off.
WALILI g. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneers
aIIlT-d
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lAFpR1Ep FOREIGN LAB0R--HunCarfanS have been
introduced in the mines OF the fourth pool AZ Pitts
bufg Pa, and trouble is feared, as the miners say
mat they VIII force the foreigners Co live UNDER
ground The reports OF rioting at Birmingham,
Ala are said 10 be untrue The Warrior Coal
company began introducing Italians there hut the
mlnerS Were successful In persuadng the foreigners
hot To work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

A CoMPosTTOR'S SCIT.-To-day Justice ONeal
heard the suit OF Pearce agt. Armstrong, 6f the
Free Press. which was brought TO recover $lS34
balance due for composition on the Press Mr.. j.
Med. Darlington represented the plaintiff. The
defense was that Pearce was lot regularly en-
ployed on the paper and that he had been over
DaId.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and p. N prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. Fl. Dodge. $50 18TH street.