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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
nUNCANsON BIOS, Aucuoneers

ii ~>-'O'
ThUSTEES' SALE OF TWO THREE-sTORY
BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES. WITH STORES,
THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST (BEISG HOUSES
Nj INFERRED 2I7 AND 219 STREET,
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, duly recorded in -
Iiber NJ 3d. folio 2lS ct seq one OF the land rec
orSs Tor Washington county in the District Of Co
lUfEbin. will sell on TUESDAY,. the SECOND DAY
OF SEPTENBEk. 4 d; 1ss4: at HALF-PASI FIVE
tar piece parce: OF ground lying and bel in the
city of Washington, IN the District Of Columbia. aud
known and descT1Ced part Of lot Numbered nine t
square numbered hundred and fifty two (752) be-
ginning the northeast corner OF said lot nine co. and
runnit thence street north thirty-t feet
AID n GJsrter inches (32 feet Az nchesl thence
south hundred 900 feet thence thirty two
feet four and quarter inches 52 f. Al - thence
north hundred feet l0O to the place Of beYinp ing
Containing three thousand two hundred and thirty-six
feet lrss. together with all the improvements
ways easements rights privileges aud Entertainments
t. the sane belonging or in any wise appertaiun2.
Terms One-hrd cash: balance in equal iEstaments
az and two years. Lotes bear interest payable
semiannually and to be securei by decd Of trust
all cash at option OF purchaser Conveysncng &c. at
purchasers cost deposit OF SlU0 required at sale
Terms 70 be complied with IN seven days otherwise the
Trustees the right to resell the risk and
# the dtfauting purchaser at .er five days public
notice OF such.resah i'll some newspaper published i'll
Washington, ID. e.
auao-dsds S AMh5 a b btnEs6 Trustees
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am, 624 II am, 796; pm, Sl.a
Maximum, ST.; minimum ST..
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

JUL.
nu19-eoSdhs&ds
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CoLoRED ATTORNEYS DISPUTE IN THE POLICE
CoURT.-Richard Maxwell. young colOred man,
was charged ia the Police Court this morning with
aSSaulting his father. Richard Maxwell ST. As the
youth walked up TO the bar to answer the COM
plant q. S. b. Wall and Daniel ". Lewis two
coOred attorneys, disputed for five minutes In open
court TO Which should defend the prisoner. Wall
finally successful. but the court said "In order
to avoid such SceheS in the court will make 1t a
rule not To allow counsel to prisoners after the
court OpenS' The prisoner was discharged.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

IN EINEkAMP PIANOS
Superior to all others in fine tone qualities elegance
OF finish soliity of construction and durability. Over
1900 in use at colleges semnaries and by the best
musical people everywhere Be and see them be-
fore You buy We sell at the prices at
tory and on easy monthly payments Old pianos taken
as part payment at full value Several nearly new
and uprights at sacrifice to make room Pianos
OF other makes cheap and at $40 per month. Branch
War, room. AID 9th street au2O
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AT Canterbury. England, q rich merchant cut
ms throat while under belief that he had Asiatic
cholera.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN New YORK AND HAVE
Company's pier. No. ~ North River foot of Morton
street. New York
St Laurent. de Jousselin. Wednesday. Sept 8, a. m
sbradar d Hnssn Msdnssday Sept TO-
Checks payable sight, amounts to suit on tie
Panque Transatlantique of Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Agent. No. e. Bowling Green, New York
q. W MOSS. 2.5 Pennsylvania avenue:
j. W. BOIELER l. son. yl3Penns Slvania avenue.
aus Agents for Washington, D. @.
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NeMN Rrlefa.

The contract for lighting Cumberland, Nd. with
electric burners instead OF gas went intb effect
yesterday and the city Is now 50 lighted
Benjamin +. Meade, a nephew OF the late Gen
Meade. has been missing from his mothers resi-
dence. Brooklyn. SINCE the LIST OF August During
MS absence fortune has been left hun by the de-
cease OF an uncle
Hartmann, The socialist, having been warned to
leave France. has gone 10 London
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The baltimore Marke,..

BALTIMORE, September 2-virginia Sizes consoli.
dated, 80 tepfolties 49, Virginia new threes 5Is
North Carolina skies. old, OH bid to-day
BALTIMORE, MD, September ACTION dull--mid-
ding, 1OI Flour quiet and nominally steady Wheat
southern steady western higher and active; southern
red ssa9l: do amber 93a9s; No Maryland. OAK asked
No western winter ped spot s9has94; September
December. 93aa93,s CornsoutheEn quiet and steady
western dull and firm southern white 6Ga6S do vel
low. 63a64 western mixe spot. 63 asked fresh Oats
firm and quet-southern, 3Oa35: western white sSa:35
do. mixed 3Oa32: Pennsylvania Coast Rive quiet 56af
Provisions steady. with fair demand Eggs frnt Is
Ssrgoes ordinary to 1ar, 91ta1o1e sugar-topper re-
fined quiet, II WHISKY steady. lis. Other articles
unchanged Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton, I'D dour, Is. grain, 2s4a3d Receipts-dour
2142 barrels wheat 13 600 bushels: corn 1000 bush
els oats 5000 bushels Shiments-wheat $1,000 bush
els corn 900 bushels. Sales-whea O68 0O0 bushels
corn 600 bushels
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. III. Sept<mber, 2-The weather Ia clea,
and warm On Change. at 1l:30 q nl wheat was Ha5;
lower. corn Ialc: lower, oats unchanged. Pork No
trading. Lard 1Oal2>Sc. lower. :
CHICAGO Ill. September q D. m-Closine prices:
ss bd ns 2 bid 2ctobsE 81 November
IA: May, Az. Oats-September. 25s4 OctOber Is.
year 2sA; October, 1855; year. 2Ssz: May. 50 bid
Pork-September 1900. nominal; October. 1890 nomi.
nal; year. Y 80. Lard-September. 7.42k; October
The Petr0lenm Market.
PlTTSBURG. PA. September 2-On dull and heavy
trading limited The market opened ct 8SX declnei
70 * raled and advanced to S9X and ct stood
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sPRlNGFlELp. VT. September "A large vote n
S o.lng polied here ana In the adjoining towns. A
os tklt Is IN prospect FOR representative there
are Tour candidates, the two leading ones sesng OF
equal strength -
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WHY EUGENE GRAY DIsAPPEAREp-Eugene Gray,
eldest son OF Sylvester Gray president OF the Long
Island city Savings bank, and an extensive manu-.
1actGrer Is missing since Saturday, and IL Is re-
ported, alter having had cashed a check for be-
tween $500 and $500, which his father had given
him 10 pay OF the workInen. The young man is %
years OF age, and married about Year He figurd
conSplcuoGsly In recent local scandal The no.
tolety into which he thus brought was the iIu.
mediate cause OF his sudden departure.
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nR LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- only liable I@dies' Physician in the city can be-
tCEslle daily. SO Missouri avenue first street. snntb
q fenlty avenue between and Az streets All
itlie Complaints HLd irregularities quickly rsmoy a
lTClIlt treatment Core oi,delce and coSufsfons
Sllctj Contioentia Separate rvVnls ladies Ones
HO"iS-A ~ sLu " y IL Su2O- Luz
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Oh DAYS TRIAA


ELECTRIC YOITAIC BELT, ana Other Rfarr,sp n.
fi1ANcfs We viii send ON thirty dayv' TIKI 10 NJ
young OF ol who sre ierfng from Nervous Deblit1
Icy vitsnty ana those diseAses Of personal nstnrr
sonnIs non .Sasss and other caus Breed rsiisf and
enteeo send u once for ustrsted r~mph.1 49, ~
Gea FOLI1C bEIT Co. NArshsll Mon sSa.. az
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HNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
ON NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS.
~ virtue OF decree passed in Equity cause No a.,
6,Ss2, Docket Il will sell. ON TUESDAY. THE Al
SIAIEESTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1854 IN
Al five O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises,
SUBDIVISION lots Nos. Is and 1G in square No. 1874 each
vi SAID lots fronting 90 feet 10Th street. and haying
del OF luO feet, with comfortable dwelling house
and improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-thirl cash. residue in equal
payments at six and twelve months with interest from
DAY OF sale or at his option purchaser pay the
whole purchase money III cash 800 be deposited at
time OF SALE Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
FRED. VI. JOINS. Trustee
sel-d&ds GuDtOn Building, 412 Louisiana enue.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NOETH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YoRK. HAvRI,
The steamers Of this cosnany AS ts9 EVr w.,p
NESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot Of
I'd street Bopoken: Rates OF passage from NEW YORK
to LONDON,H AvRE, BREMEN: By Wednesday steamer
First csbin SloO to $780, second cabin $50 BY Satur
sEe q l9ysss rsss. For freight or passage spPy e
METZEkOTT & CO. 925 Pennsylyania avenue north.
west CHAS WALTER. S42 street. Agents for WASH
inCton hl2
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Al + 4 4 SS SSSE I #S SS EEEErh
AAA T. AAA Nm IN Nh

POPULAR SUMNER ROUTE.
Commencing May 3d. and every Saturday thereafter,
sailing from Quebec to Liverpool making the shortest
ocean voyage Only five days from land to land The
Iron sssgs OF this line for stresgsh
improvements that practical experience can suggest
CabiE $40 and $50: intermediate 1886. rs.
LIVE & ALDEN, General Agents.
2UI broadway. New York
Wv MOSS Washington D. O.
ALLAN LINEN INTER SERVICE,
Portland to Iiveloel every THURSDAY 1Rnn May
weekly sliips to Boston frora Liverpool Queenstown
LopdonHerry GLASGOW and Galway for prepaid business
the United States. Intermediate $780, steerae. Sal
April s. and r. gnlarly thereafter
Apply to LEVE 4 ALDEN. General Agents. c07 Broad
way. New York, g. w MOSS
Us PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
plhl3-th.s.tu Washington. d. G.
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SCARED 10 DE- ATH BY CAT-On THURSDAY last
while MIS- Novack, the wife OF a shoemaker in
Baltimore was sitting on the doorway steps OF her
house, boy, who lives in the vicinity threw some
taing wrapped in paper on the steps. When the
package ie upon the steps cat covered with flour
jumped cut This so frightened Mrs. Novack that
she fell into spasms. Being in very delicate con-
dition at the time, she became very III, and died
from the effects Of the fright yeSterday.
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TO..lIOR ROW.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
H. Cor. 9Th and ID SITS. IL W. GIT and 3l9 9th St }

IL Cor 9Th and d SITS II w. GIT and 319 9th st }
BROKER SALE OF UNREuEEMED PLEDGES
CONSISTING OF GOLD AND SILV Err WATCHES.
GOLD RINGS. CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGS AND
PINS (CLSSTERS AND SOLITAIKESl GOLD
BRACt LET'S, SILVER FORKS, KNIVES FISH
AND PIE KNIVES. SPOONS. LADIES, NAPKIN
RINGS AND CUPS. OPERA CLASSES, FIELD
GLASSES, AND GU rs. AT AUCTION.
On NEDNESDAi MORNING. 81 PTEMBER THIRD
1854 corrmencng-a at TT O'CLOCK we will sell with
III sale rOo. for account OF whom it may concern
the stock OF uIredetmed pledges partly mentioned
above. BY order of
sel-2t p. WALLACE. Loan Broker
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HEAnr1ess TREATMENT OF A CUM week az

EEARTlESs TREATMENT OF A CHlD-A week AGO
the ten-year-old boy OF Michael Huf OF Easton
Pa went home sick with "A fever. Mrs Hun, his
stepmot her, reiuncd TO allow him admit ance to
the house, so lac Laid down on the porch, and re-
lnalned there unnoticed and uncared Tor by any Of
.he family, even the father, coolly said, "Let
MN lie There His groans nnally attracted the
attention OF the neighbOrs who Informed the soci-
ETY. Tor the prevention OF cruelty q children Then
The parents placed the boy Ia a hot room, gave him
little water and rft him alone Mrs Huff in
1uraed tile ne1ghbors that She did not marry Hun
10 br1lS un his children, and Hun offered violence
10 those Who Interested themselves In behalf of the
child Yesterday Hun and his wife were arrested.
anu on examination before Justice OF the peace
were held Tor The grand lury
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DUNCANSON BROS. Auctloueers.

TkUSTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY CORNER OF n
AND CANAL STREETS SOUTHEAST
by virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in berIs
NO ga ioo as. ct seq one of me land records of Ill
washington county, III the DISTRICT OF Columbia, We
DAY OE SEPIEMBER. 1884. at HALF-PAST FIVE
CCLOCk NJ. III front OF the premises. all that pcoc
or parcel OF ground lying i'll the city of Washington!
District Vi Coluniia and known Lot numbered
q IN square numbered seven hundred and seventy
M together with all and singular the aprurteIsnces
rights, privileges, improvements and other iurtdita
nnents TO tue same belonging in any alpertan
Ing
Terms: One-third cash balance in equal instruments
IN one and two years notes to bear interest: payable
sem -snnuai!y and to be secured 10y deed OF trust
premises sold CT all cash. at option OF purchaser.
deposit OF Su0 required at tNc of sale. COveyaGcing
&C. at purchasrs cost Ii terms not complied with
IN ten days the trustees the right resell
the flsk and cost OF defaultng purchaser. after five
days public notice OF such resale newspaper
published in Washington. d. c.
THOMAS S HOPkINS,, r,,
JOHN j. EDISON, ifus'ees'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT No. AIS 1ST STREET NORTHWEST.
Oh WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEM- -
6 6ER IL TENIH, lss4; at HAI.FPAsT FIVE An
C'CLOCh. in front of the premises shall sell ..0
by virtue OF deed of trust February l6 h. 1881 and
duly recorded IN Iber No. $50 folio ~ Ct seq sub lot
numbered ~. IN square 5Il. fronting 20 feet LIST
stre between and streets northwest, with adepth
OF 1o5 rect TO foot public alley improved by two.
northwest.
Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in twelve
months with interest. and secured by deed Of trust
tie premises. depOs Of $40 must be made time
EDWARnJ sTELLWAGEN,. Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.

EXTRAoEDINARY SALE OF TRoTTING HORSES
On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4rH. liza. m. atD.Ps
NICHOLS BAZAAR, Broad street, above Arch, Phila
delphia.
The well-known trotting gelding "Scotland"-record
2:Z2H; wouiile record i51. at Belmont Track. May
2st 1888: l574 hands high sired by Bonnie Scotland:
dam, Water Witch, by Pilot Jr For full pedigree
Stud Book He can be driven by the most timid person
Is Of great endurance. and in condition believed
can beat his record; is good horse his class to-day
and In a long race is sure to win.
Also, the chestnut gelding 'Nutwood jr" l5k hands
high. sired by Nutwood, 2:1s1; he by Belmont Nut
wood Jr Is one of the fastest road horses in the city,
no record but has trotted number of
on the Gentlemen's Driving Park in 23T to harness,
and 40A to road wagon, and believed can trot in 2s0
III condit on This horse and Scotland have been driven
TO the pole for the past year, and believed trot
together IN 235. They make very fast and pleasant
team.
The above horses be previous to sale at a. g.
Cravens Stables sig North Goth street. 1t
EOR SALE-SHEEP. LAMBS AND CATTLE
BER FOURTH instant at The Cattle Pens, 18th
and streets northwest Washington, the folio Winy
stock: 3uo young lives. 100 Lambs Nue. also lot
OF fresh Cows. Sprngers and Stock attic, &c
AeruIs cash. sale commences at IL a.
seZ-2t' &. +. WILKINS 4 CO, Auctieneers.
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VNWO-STOtsY FRAME DWELLING, ON FOUR AND
Il A-HALF ST. BET. NJ AND n SITS s. W.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTENBEhESa
THIRD. AT EAIE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we xs:s
Will sell in front OF the premises the south IL
front OF lot No TO- by depth thereof square No 545
froYtlng ON Four and half street and running back
to an alley, improved by wo-story frame dwelling.
Terms: Onetlird cash balance in twelve and eieh-
teen months notes to bear per cent interest and
toe secured by deed of trust, ala cash, option
purchaser Conveyancng at purchasers cost deposit
Of leo req Iired at sale.
au-9-dSds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
cor Al LOW FAKE~
NORFOLK AID FOPTprss uo~por

con Al LOW FARES.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
FII.s' CLASS TAEE 81 ROUND TRIP sI5o
The Elczant stearncr- LAKE and MosELEY leave
si1;h STREET wharf MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRi-
s M1SDs S %Sr al2 "a HDAi atop ILL., Return
Psr1e and rU2ll.- at 3 and o. tiske. Office.
wharf: Telephone call 7al-a
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
stesne. H9NIeON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. "a. III -Fars DC. aug
SIEANER ATTANo LEAVES sEyFNTH-sTREET
- What every SUNDAY UESDAY' aud iC. SDAT
days Wednesday, srd ldsts stopping al ner1eiiate
a1iii-s gong and fetdrnlns 80. TOUCHES at Grin
days uP and Chapel Point and Brens Larf Thursday
es5Ssd "a d.y '' '' s0 vi Ms lr Asst re-
y2 9TH street wharf
STEAMER T v AKEoWsMITH.
on MONDAYS : g. m ~ Nom.ni and intermediate
isnih,gs: returning tuesdays. - .''' '.'S.-s,'
Genss Bay and diste e' iandin.s. retarns
On satur 80 p IN. for Curronlan. Nomini. and
h'sfRed ate iadiil5. Ietnrnln1 sun1s evehis
lcnial beach and return.
JOHN f. PADGETT. Agent
tyl3 Z. W. RIDLEY Man tatr.
TY,o NORFOLK FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
PoTouAC sTEAMBoaI COMPANY's popular
steaner GEORGE Larry leaves tn street wharf on
stors st P1ney Point and Corneld Harbor going and
SATURDAY NIGHT s STE; NIER RETURNS MONDAY
steamers Cc.,.tcts alsC with New York and Rich
nnond steamers. NDrfU,E and Western. SesuOard
ara Rcanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
PASSAGE aud rrcr he secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. 18th street and pennSylva-
Ma avenue: If -; Mar hotel. Polk nhor1's next
CITY lost Office. Office Vi huOxs express 9Th street and
felIIsylsanla avenue. and at eomranys office. eth
street wharf.
knoIs express will cali for and check baggage from
tots4s and Private residences.
fE"ght received daI.S until )
!ylO WILLIAM r. WHICH. General Aren't
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Tie Steamer STE. Cart. W c. GeoEheSsr win rcsums
Itr triIs to Baltimore and Riv.r Landings, SUNDAY
Mar 9Th. leaving stePkenson's wiar pm: ieay
uE Baltimore Tor Washington ever FRIDAY "A.
Freight received until pm Saturdays ONLY
All Itlver y igl4t must be pr-paKl
Passenger accommodation, uIetIIailett
Apply - s4LfALNSON & FRO. s-e,..
mh3-6m 9Th street wharf.
AIT. VERNON, Mt VERMONT
STFASER W. W. COTCORAy
Leaves 1th-strsat wharf daily t-xc-p sunday for Mt
Vernon at l9OclJeA returning, reaches Washing
ten about 5:SOpn
on l. J.. BLAKE. Captain.
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APARSoN IN THE SULKY.-At the PittSdeld. Mass,
races on Saturday what the Springfield Republican
describes aS an 'entertalnlng Incident" took place
In the 2:45 clasS This was COLLISION between the
Rev. William Smith, OF Otis, who drove Billy b.,
with Frank Alger. with Elecuoneer. Both men
were thrown out; Eiecuoneer ran twice around the
track with his sulky and Was caught unframed.
Rev. Mir. Smith caught Billy b. in the field and
found the horses legs were cut and the sulky
ruined; but the minister borrowed q suiky and
drove out the race, being loudly cheered, but he
failed TO win heat or get any OF the money
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TRIED TO Poison A RAGS HoRsE-A young man
named Redmond, alias "TeNas Tom" was arrested
at The race track In St Louis yesterday for TRYING
TO poison the mare Lady of the Lake, owned by W.
Bryant. He admits the charge. and has partially
confessed that some OF the book makers were in
with him, but refuses TO give their names
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SNrRRINn rnr nr,lr nr EnrNp

SNCBBISG THE DUKE or EpISBURGH.-The failure
OF the municipal authorities OF Dublin and Kings
town TO oier The Duke OF Edinburgh and the officers
OF the channel neet any civic hospitaliti.s on the
occasion or their recent visit TO Dublin harhor was
not dut as has been asserted 10 the fact that the
majority OF the municipal officers Ina both cities are
members OF the nationalist party, but was simply
owing 10 the fact that official intmation of The
Dukes visit was received. More than this the
Duke was visiting Dublin harbor merely In The dis
Charge OF his duty officer OF the British navy
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On SOUTH SIDE OF LOUISIANA AVENUE,
BEIWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
We Will sell at public auction on SATURDAY, ~,
30IH AUGUST. 1894 at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. part fi:a
OF lot numbered SIX (6). in square numbered four
hundred aud tfty-nine 45yp, fronting eighteen US)
feet one % inch the south side Of Louisiana
hue. improved by three-story and basement brick
dwelling house. known No. COG Louisiana avenue
he property will be sold subject to deed of trust,
dated the ri day Of January 1888 recorded Libel
l3 folio Az OF the land records of The District of
Columbia. to secure $500 in two years from LIST
January, 1883 with per cent interest payable semi
annually.
Terms of SALE Cash Mortgage can be renewed Con-
veyancing at purchasers cost. deposit of 300
CURED at time of sale Right reserved to resell
are Lot complied with in days. at risk nd of
purchaser five days public notice of such resale IN
some newspaper published in Washington, u. C.
aus dSdS
cE- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AC-
count OF the rain until WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
THIRD, 1854, SAME HOUR AND PLACE
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fIITSBURG. PA: September 2-Ol dull and heavy
tradinY n limited The market opened ct $50 declined
to sS rallied and advanced to ss and. ct noon stool
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-02-19
LOOKING AHEAD.
Speculation on Matters Connected
with the Coming Conflict.
The Democratic Convention and Pres
idential Favorite---Gen lsIckles
on Logan's Candidacy..Other
Political Notes.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb 19--There is con.
siderable presidential talk in connection with
the contest for the Democratic convention.
The supporters of Morrison are outspoken in
favor OF Chicago The Mcdonald men are
understood to prefer st. Louis Those who
desire an eastern candidate are for Saratoga,
but the prospects of eastern candidates arc
not well defined. OF the members of the
national committee from New England VIII
son, of Maine, Smalley, of Vermont and
Barnsby, of Rhole Island, have arrived.
One of the most significant features of this
canvas is the suggestion as to the time of
holding the convention. The western men
are practically united in favor of holding the
convention late Mr. Cloudy and Mackin and
the Chicago committee generally have desig-
mated August. The point they make is that
by selecting so late a time they will have at
least two months to find any vulnerable
points that there may be in the armor of the
Republican candidates, and that congress
will be in session as an efficient ally, while it
will adjourn before the Democratic conven-
ton viii meet. Another argument urged for
late convention is this suggestion of Mr.
Goudy, who says:
"We are very poor. We have no money,
shall not be able to get much, and short
campaign will be more economical"
The hot-weather argument is used by the
Chicago committee against st. Louis Ny
Mackin's argument against st. Louis is a
good Illustration of part of the campaign
work. He says: I'VE are opposed to St.
Louis because, taking it in all its relations il
July, it is more convenient to hell than any
other city in the Union"