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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANSoN BROTHERS. Auctoneers-

nUNCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioneers-
CHANCERY SALE OF LOT, sEVENTY-FIVE FEET
BY FIFIY-t1yE FEET, ON THE COME Of y
STREET SOUTH AND THIRD STRICT EASI,
WITH TWO-STORT FRAME DWELLING.
BY vittue of decree passed in the Supreme curt
of the District OF Columbia the oath DAY of Sep t3
teinber, 1854. in Equity calsr NUMBERED sy9l III
which Timothy Scanlon is plaintiff and John Scanion
d. PENDANT the und rsgued will offer public auction.
on FRIDAY. the TENTH Day OF OCTOBER. at 40
O'CLOCK N the real estate described Lot seven.
in square 96 in the City of Washington together with
the improvements thereon
The decree provides that one-third Of the purchase
shall be paid in cash. hundred dollars OF
winch must be paid at time of sale: balance in and
two years. with interest at per cent: title to be held
till all Is paid Conveyancing at purchasers cost II
complied with the trustee
serves the right to resell the property at defau!ng
purchasers cost and risk.
WATSON j. NEWTON. Trustee.
se2a.o1.2 3467,S.3 10-10t
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOCBLh TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEI. RAILS MAGNIFICENT FOTTIPtfENT

,,o, 10 He NORTH, WEST And SOUTHWEST
STEEL Rails: MA1aSiR1cEST EQUIPMENT
rams leave Washington. from station Of 9Th
aud md = 3, atIeets. as :oiows
Ct Palace Sleeping Cars at 40 daily Fast Line.
Car to St Louis: daily except Saturday; to Chcavo
reas .c With 's Cars to S'1st
s% G1nscts daily fer Chsaso with Sleeping Car
1or Itsburg and the Vest. with Palace Sleeping Car
"'1 gAITl MORE o hi aS1 POTOMAC RAILROAD
los m i; sScspt with Palace
r on wa atlda, night VIII not run beyond Renoye
For SsS ' YORK s ana The Fast z,a $40 and HOO
1SSS s9d 81 ntsd E1prsss Of Pali nan
xihso as sesay
For BrooEiyn, all through trains connect at Jer
rect transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double ferias
For fhatleiphia Is 90 and IL a. H.. 30 400 GOO
IVY v9 ana II 70 ?: M qn sunday 10 600 1910 ard
sunday S i H. AD''ea 'Apfe'S '40 d. H. daily except
For baltimore CAS- 715 $50 $40 11oo a. m, 1905
On Sunday GAO. Hoo a H.. AGO. 600. 740 100 and
For Pope's Creek Lire. e35 N. and 44o p m. daily
For Annap9lis Gas a. m. 1905 and LAO p M daily, e1-
Al ,E6 MD EREpER1cksgqRGR A1LwAY
ROAD.
For Aexandria GO. 100 9225, II O5 and 1135 a. m,
2O3, % 500, 625, S-U5 and II 35 p IL. On Sunday
at go. 925. 11.O5 a. IN, sos y. IN
Richinond and the south 80 and 05 daily
and 90 p. III. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6 o5. 49, 1900
1910 a. m; LOO. 800 323, $40. 7.05 and 10 40 =. 1n
Hnd Il 10 midnight Except Monday. On Sunday at
night
Tickets and information at the office northeast corner
q l5t street and Pennsylvania avenue aud the sta
on where orders can be left for the checking of bag
gage to destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS T. PUdH. j. L. WOOD,
Generai Manager General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS
F5lHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

1HE SdOhT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect AUGUST 3. 1894
9:10 A.M.-SEW ORJE MAIL daily. making close
connections to all points South and Southwest.
Daily ey ept Sunday with G. y o. Railway. Pull
man Steering Buffet cars from New York and Wash
,nston 10 Atlanta: Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans.
t1tF. N--LOUISNlLLE FAST LINE DAILY via Char
iotesVllie TO Cincinnati, Louisville and all Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping Washington TO
Louisville.
1OAtP N--SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
toall points South and Southwest via Da,lve ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with c. d q. Rail way.
ItllIlNan Sleeping from, S1siIIngtou via Dan
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also.
rom Washington VIA Charlotte and Colulnha to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7:0OA
49, Nj and $40 ". daily, except SUNDAY.
Warrtntnn trains leave Warrington at 10 A. NJ and
$40 /. NJ. daily.
For tickets ana Information inquire at Companys Of
tts ,G0i PenISy WANNA aSeEua Trains leave b. l.
L. station.
NJ SLAUGHTER. \. MACDANIEI.
Gen. tAsS Agent AGENT
su2 COT, HAAS Traffic Nauapar
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John Mccullough Looking Well and
Hearty.

NEW YORK, october 1O-Mr John Mccullough
appeared in the lobby OF the st. James hotel this
morning looking well and hearty. He was greeted
by many OF his friends and seemed to enjoy their
company. His future movements have not yet
been decided upon. but IL is hoped by his friends
that he will consent to take thorough rest before
reSuming his professional labOrS
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Reduction Of WAGES.

PrTrsBURG, PA, october I'D. w. c. Carroll &
Co, boiler manufacturers, have ordered 10 per
cent reduction in the wages OF their skilled en-
pioyes, to take effect next Monday. The men Will
accept the reduction.
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The Late Buckley Hayes.

This afternoon Mrs. Hayes, colored woman,
living AT 11l3 street. called at police headquarters
to learn what She could of the death of her hus-
band, Buckley Hayes. the bricklayer, who
was Killed yesterday by falling from a Scaffold
In Philadelphia. Mrs. Hayes states that Buckley
Hayes Is a white man, was born in Enfield. Conn,
and Is about SiXtyfiye years old. She married him
at Bath Steilben county. \. Y. in 1883. and they
lived at PattSburg and other Places and they came
here about sixteen years ago, when Hayes worked
in the Treasury, and OF their six children one boy
and three girls are here. She states that he left
here four years ago and She had not seen himsince
but had heard from him twice. She stated that
she saw the notice OF his death In THE STAR.
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PHILADELPHIA. october 10.-The Pioneer Corps
and Cadet Catholic Total Abstinence Beneficial So
cietieS commemorated the anniversary OF the birth
OF Father Matthew, the great apostle of temper
ance, by a street parade this afternoon. An i'm
posing display was made.
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TTNHOS. j. FISHER L Co.
Il Heal Estate Anctionrers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRO ERTY AZ TILE CORNER DE z ANn FL Tj

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF E AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER TWFN-
TY-FIkST. 1884. at HALF PAST FCUlt O'CLOCK F:a
in front OF the premises by Nirtue of deed OF trust
dated November LIST, 1884, aud duly recorded in Lber
NO SoS foiio l3 ct ssq one of the land records for
the district Of Columbia shall sell the fifty
ieet Oh lot numbered eleven square numbered four
hundred and eighty nine beginning for the the
northeast corner of said square and lot and running
thence west along the line of fifty feet thence
south seventy five feet thence east fifty feet 5th
street thence northwardy along the line OF 9Th
TO the place OF beginning, tceth with the improve
IneltS, consisting of lar-e and brick resi-
dence with an Office building attached
Terms: Cne-thid III cash. the remainder in equal
at one and two years. with interest and
secured by deed OF trust the premises the nter
to be pa!d semi annually deposit Of 500 will be re
CURED at time OF sale If the terms of sale
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and expense OF the dsfaulting purchaser. All convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
BENJAMIN 7. SNYDER.l 1rs.
oe8-d&ds Ci-AUDIUS b. JEWELI,5 trustees
M IICH COWS AT AUCTION.
w RARE CHANCE.
Wishing 10 retire from the business offer for sale
at auction, fifty head of choice Cows on nv prem
ises, MONDAY, OCTOBER I THIRTEENTH. 1854
One fine young dark sorrel Bashaw Stallion, years
Old kind and gentle. very fast and known Potomac
Chief"
Terms: Sales of $50 and upwards can have six
months creiit All notes must be satisfactorily en-
docsed. Sale to commence at ONE O'CLOCK M on
r MCLAUGHLIN,
Near Fort Corcoran,
" Alexandria county. Va.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer. oci-dts
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THE MEXICAN NETERlNS.-At the meeting Of the
Mexican veterans IN 81 Louis yesterday ofiir r
for the ensuing year were elected as follows :-Tr-
fdent, James ". Denver, OF Ohio: vice president.
gen. NJ. ID. Manson, OF Inc.: secretary, A. " Ken
nedy, ID. c.; grand marshal, Col. SsInl McF adIcn,
Md
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
u The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BEIMEEN The EAST AND THE WEST
nor M y TR At-E, ,.N~1,1, <,,r-nr I'm,

VIA WhSHiNG iiS ne EAsl AND 1hE "hs1'
DOUBLE Th 1$nH, 9A N COUPLER
SCHEDULE 9 fEhFFS rfSxp N5r1d agsH 'sa
avenue and street 0>'
For Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis daily
Coaches and Palace slesa,ilg cars to above points,
without change: 10:1' daily to Chicago except
M TO pittsburE, Cleveland and Detroit. withssep.
dsiiy with Sleeper for Toledo. Wis Wheeling and Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 = m.
1910 ?. H. daily. with Parior and Sleeping Cars at
For Baltimore week days 30 e:4o s:oo $40 900
minute ssn 14o $50 ss 2 ;o 81 ~ a. III 1oi6p
's R: s TAG cg snSsS' s and io15s
For Points the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. 1o:1s
For Annapolis. GAO a. m. and 1910 and 4:4op M on
For stations between Washington and Baltimore
i9;lop O. Sundays $40 a. m, and and is and
e esao nsos sn SseaSas
VALLEY branch, $40 4 n daily except Sunday Tor for
frederick $50 a. H. 1o:i5 4:A5 z. N. daily
For Haeerstown. 10:15 m and 5:a5 p. m daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily Go 7:soA m 2:2a
From New YcrE and phradelphia. 2:s5. sso. m daily
rs1; 10 .n m daily eas .sp sunday
Sunday. 9:53 M, 637 D. m
From Lexington. 2:l5 r. N. daily. except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, S:26 4 m
p m daily from Point Of Rocks
Trims lesye baitlmore for Washington at 2N9 40
e:0 10 1870. 9OO. y:1O and 1880 a m. l2:i5, ESQ.,
200 $50 500 6:25, SO 90 and 10: rs p m sun
625, 80 aud 500 D. m
Antrains from Washington stop ut Relay Sutton ex-
cept 4:30 p. ID.
or further Information apply at Che Baltimore and
Sno I,cRet Ofnce-Washington Station. 6l9 aud 1861
feGneyv9n& avenue corner 18th street, where orders
win be taken for baggage TO be checked and received at
any point III the city
": NJ CLEMENTS. H. Of T., Baltimore.
se17 g. X LORD' i;cni ps.ssnoar A0srt
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Old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
- tho beet 70 is JUslHs Old Stand Known tor years
q the only place where drst-class SECONDHAND
ClOThlNG can be sold at respectable prdeeA Address
5UsTH's Old stand No els street.. between 9th and
= a, 5th streets northwest
\. 6.-Ncte by mail promptly attendeda. mrs
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Presentation John II. Ketcham. formerly q
most efficient District Commissioner, has been
unanimously renorninated for Congress in the 10th
NY disrict.-Mr. Justice Field left San Francisco
for Washington on the 3D. instant-Walt Whit
man is visiting In Lancaster, Pa, for o fort
night.-Attorney General Brewster, [. s. Treas
urer Wyman, Count Lippe WeiSsenfeld, OF the Aus
TRAN legation. and Allan McLane, OF Washing
ton, We're registered in New York last night
Mr.. II. T. Doyle, OF the Sunday Herald. leaves to-
night for Ohio 70 overlook the political field In that
state.--Mrs. Miranda Tullock and her son. who
have been spending the summer in the Canadian
provinces, have returned home.
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MEDICAL. &c.

DEAD AND BE NfSE.-DR. BROTHERS.. sc 3
Isstrest southwest appeared btfor- aal med tIia
that he ls the oldest Established iSirrt S{-a,iS "a
this city. ana Will guarantee. IN all
real dse2Ss and furnish Medic ne no ia-lv tbs
Door furnished Medicine Consultation AMI lsir.
free al any hour during the day Subscribed ail swo-
to before me boy DIR BROTH EiS Arr-l ~ Is-t
oca-lu' SAMUEL II. WALKER. NutstA Ftlhlsc
INK. HDBtRTSON. The WELL l. Nov : SPrrIs A.
us. OF Baltnore. be coa.iaclti7tiy cn1r tel
bS 10th gentlemen and ladies every mes as aii
SATURDAY from 70 y. IN, ut sj6 = street northwest.
near Az strt His .reat surre-s and tNf-ri@ic. wN
Justify your waiting To consult HIM Ia days - sn
MANHOOD RESTORED BY Using A BOTTLED,
Nl two OF DIR. BROTHERS inylyorst.n- I,,riia.
VIII cure any of Seminal Heaipfss Nervous D.-
fillty and lmpotency. IL iBI4gis Nos 40 the ,sbls
system. S06 street southwest .s.s- Ian.
TlE We HEALED GO To DIR BROIuERS gaS
, and @S Is street southwest and ba cured The sriy
reliable resident advertising ply stefan washington
DE has given his partir uar attention the trtfeiI.
and # all forms BARRACUDA IN that of
private character. Tor over & years. sc2s-ila'
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DID.


BE. BosTWIcK: pepsrtsd this life October October OH 1894
His funeral viii take place from ATS late re-.dnce
No. Is street northwest Sunday October l2th. a,
CARY. ISAAC y CARY departed flis liz. ~, Friday
mo min 8S,9r iet 1884 at esht ooook M N
Funeral viii taxi place from the residence Of IFS
Monday. October 18TH at two O'Clock = n Friends
and relatives respectfully invited attend ?.
wM Rh S'' SaG s DIR s@S IF br
M Masrndissr, 1pited states navy. and isabella L.
inston, d. q, aged FIVE mite moths and eightcsn
Funeral at Groton Mass
OTTO. on Friday. October 1Oth 1884 at IL ~ am,
LOUIS, sou OF tfe late Georle and Eliaabeth otto.
Our brother dear has left MS
Whom we did fondly love;
God freed him OF his suaerlngs
And took him above.
By christian faith wen hear Il,
Athouih II gives us rain;
When We shall meet ain.
By HIS BROTHERS Asp SISTER
Funeral will take place from his late r,sii.n.. NJ
els Massachusetts avenue northeast. on sunday oct
I'm at pm Relatives and friends invited 10
RoSsLTER. On October 10 1884 Mrs cArHFRrxE
KOsSf1fR wife of James y RosSit.r and mother OF
james. John and Mary Carherry
Dearest mother. thou hast left us,
But It's God Who hath hsreft Us.
He viii all our heal.
Her funeral win take Place from her late residence
No. 2i1 Third street southwest. Monday 81 as,pk
am. and then proceed To st DomncS church n NJ,
solemn requiem mass viii De said for the rYose of r
soul.
TATE. October @ 1894 at ! a m ,t No 1912 Nir,,uia
avenue southwest, ELIZABETH TATE, wife ol l. T.
Tate.
Funeral service saturday at nine a NJ n st Dom
tnics church Friends and relatives specttuy nVtt.
TO attend
WALKER on the 9th Of oc,ol,er 1854 FpWs ARD
FRANCIS WALKER, aged twenty -uiIe years and ia
months.
Dearest Eddie thou has u US
We thy loss most deeply ltrl.
But It's God that hail ls.r,tl s
He can all our sorrovs heaI
Funeral from hrs late residence. I-th lsfvear Fat
Capitol and streets northeast. Sunday the 18th in
slant. at O'Clock pm Relatives friends invited
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WOOD AND COAL.

HAVING OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE AT
Il No. 1870 18th STRTET NORTHWEST,
wond PLEASED TO receive orders tor c al, Wood AMI
knding Wood. Having sCeilsd lac.iltiss for hand
ling Coal am prepared 10 sell low any firm tie
business. j guarantee irst-class Coal and q ton u
22ia pounds.
KirdlIng and Stove Wood at bottom prices.
Orders promptly delivered
JOHN MILLER
Main Office. Rail road Yari Depos and Knfiiag Wood
Mi-4H Street and Virginia avenue southwest
Branch Nards-No 1020 18th street mort Invest aud Ma
lab street southeast.
Wharf-Foot OF 9th street southwest ee6-3m
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day: am, 422;; II am COS; pm, 67.6
Maximum, $50; minimum 412
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All Eyes Upon Ohio.


ONhAStNEss IN THE pEFARINES1S
There Is considerable uneasineSs concerning the
result in Ohio manifested throughout the depart
ments- All the talk Is that the situation is critical
with chance that the democrats will elect their
candidateS for secretary OF state and supreme
Judge. This opinion is expressed by politicians
about the hotels and political headquarters
ANXIOUS inquiries are being made on every hand
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As Goes Ohio So Goes Iowa.

the chairman OF the Iowa democratic state COM
nittee writes TO democratic headquarters here
that .sohio goes democratic Iowa Will SO the
same way"
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STEAMERS.
ItC " A l. ID LIN Z.

CUNAED LINE
so I CE
LANE RO L T r
1HE CrNtRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING Al CORK HATsEOR
FROM PIER ~. y. L. NES YORK
eAIIIs We'd Oct. Is. OREGON. We'd, Nov. II.
AUkANIs We'd Get. y. IMBRIA(Hew) Wed. Nov 10
hoFHNIA- We'd Get. ~ AURASIA We !. Nov. 70.
sEKyIA We'd Nov >. BoTRNIA. wed. Dec J.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW IUHh.
hAlEs or PaSSAGE-s6o. $50 ami 500. according
to SccommOdations
Stsera az low rates steer8ge tickets from Lev
erIool and treeIstow and all other parts Europe
lowest rates
Through bills OF laden 01ven for Belfast Glasgow
h<IIs antwerp and other ports the Continent and
tor Nsd-terrauesu ports
or i,slEt and yas.az apply az tho Conpa y'soice.
No BowluE tIrcefl- or both Stcerlss and Cabin to
JIis Blt,iION co. COS 1th ST. Washington, H. c.
'EhNON n BROWN & co. New York
Ats Aess.s- OTIS BIGEI.oW < Co
80 tuo 9Th street. Washington
(SfNERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Cofpanys pier. No AZ North R.ver foot O, Morton
rtreef. New York -1'
SOr:naItsle, Fr9ngenl. Wednesday, Oct Is ap IN
Anlerlque- SAINT III Wednesday. Oct ~ Z q m
CANADA, heTSaJiec. Wednesday. % / u IN
CEeckE Jay2b- on si9rnt. IN sgnou. 20 suit on tire
bsIque Ira,sat tque of Paris. LOUIS DE- EEBIAN
Agent. Nc. . Bowling Green. New 1crs
u. ". MOSS, - PeuIsy vania ayerfue.
y. -bOIt1-Ek * SON. g23Pruns.iysuia avepua
cco Agents ior " asElnatcn. ID. O.
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The Courts

EQUITY (OCGT-JNGIe Jd7neS.
To-day, Hutchins agt. Hutchins: trustee author
ICED to sell promissory notes Walker agt. Walker;
restraining order granted Virgins agt. Virgins;
reference 10 auditor
PROBATE CoCRT-Judge James.
To-day. estate OF Ann Blake answer OF admins
tratriX and inventory 1iied. Estate Of WIN. Wood;
remuneration OF Sarah +. Wood in favor Of John F.
Ennis. flied. Estate OF Mary Powers futile; j. i.
PInnng e apR9ned e,sn bond
pointed administrator; bond $1,000. Estate Of
Susan s. ROberdeau Will admitted TO probate and
letters granted On special bond Estate OF Rehecca
Roberts; order appointing ". E. Roberts adminis-
traitor; bond 5000. Frances E. Demar; order APP
pointing c. II. Demar administrator; bond 81 600
Estate of Jacob f. Reghenan; appraiser APP
pointed Estate OF W. H. Belts petition OF widow
and order Tor the delivery of cash, etc.
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SPECIALTIES.


DR RoBERTSoN. THE WELL KNOWN BALTI-
~ more Specialist. Wit. over 20 years exEefIece in
treatine all diseases OF the Generativr orn- and
be eOnndeftialy suite every Wed
nesay and Saturday. FROM 70 Sp. n. $50 stree.
northwest ~ street. SucesS
without uslHx nause0Is drugs eastics or .ner-
curry Private rooifls fcf IstA4sS- ocf-3In
GHEDD'S TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS IN
- proved A swimming POOL. Large well-liGhted
AID Venated hot roons. expert shsInpcoer IN attend
anee BOB NV. open Sunday from to y. o.
IfO THOSE WITH PILES-DR. GUHLEMAN, NO.
\ - 9Th street northwest cures piles by direct
IreatInent- without the knife. caustc. or Isature
lure guaranteed I iIof BIN ksThoff's Painless
1restneit. This recent discovery Is the only pla:,
1Cw known for curing piles without the knife l.a-
.1re Is almost painless. safe sure and permanent.
without dznser less of time. fails To
eharsss moderate. Hours. 10 y. se&-2,n.
ME- Ross
RELIABLE CLAIRyoYANT AND PSYCHOLOGIST.
Fee, 81, 7 ~ 49, $1,000 - "
nee 1910 l1th street northwest Hours from
- IN 20 D y. M &nG from TO y d m SELF
II y WALKER so<S.2 o4 10TH STREET NORTH
OsNst b'iiicig paper Of all kinds line tar xas rss
k-"~-' Aols eTSSAs biaslSr hair AID sglI
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AUCTION SALES.

WATER b WILLIAMS s. CO., Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE
OF SUPERB FURNITURE .
OF THE VERY BEST MAKE,
EMBRACING EVERY VARIETY.
ONE HANDSOME MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITE,
WIFE, WONEN SPhING BEST HAIR MAT
TRESS. PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS.
ALSO,
BRUSSELS, INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS.
BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNMENT. BRUSSELS
CARPETS, NAPIER MATTINGS AND A LARGE
LOT OF FANCY MATTINGS,
FINE WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES AND FINE
PARLOR SUITES.
Also
FINE DINNER SERVICE.
On To MORROW MORNING. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
precisely within our salesroon shall sell he above
collection of fine furniture At TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
We shall commence the sale in front of saesroom
with large assortment of Carpets and Furniture be-
lonsfng 10 parties declining housekeeping
Terms: Cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
1t Auctioneers.
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District Government Affair.".

L.
Petitions and requests continue to flow to the
Office of the District Commissioners for street i'm
proyementS from all parts OF the District. The
Inmates for Improvements having been completed
for the next fiscal year. these new requests VIII
have to be put file and lay until next Sep
tember, when they Will all be carefully considered.
and come under the appropriations for the fiscal
year ending June 10th, 1887.
LIQUOR LICENSES
have been granted to VIM T. Whelan, C. W. SwartZ,
Edward Mann, E Whithalf, Charles Van Risw1ck,
John Connolly, Margaret Calvin, VIM. DeiH, Tim
othy Cannon, Henry Hoderman, Joseph Rehiadt,
and Thomas NJ. steep.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Commissioners nave notified Major Dye to
have the police keep an eye upon the dumping
ground at 18th and streets southwest to see that
nothing is deposited there that Will create null
Sance.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE NAVY DEPARrMENr.-Mr.
P d. Haskell, OF Mich. has been appointed clerk
Of class one In the naval war records Office. Navy
department, under special civil service examina-
ton, and Miss Caroline Mytinger copyist at $720
under civil service rules In the same Office.
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BAY MARE, SEVEN. VARS OLD; FAMILY CAR

RIAGE AND HARNESS.
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIR-
TENTH commencing at Ten O'CLOCK. We VIII sell
al house. I'D and streets northwest Garfield
TerTace the entire contents. comprising above and
in splendid order The carriage and harness will
be sold TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front of tine
house This sale worthy the attention parties fur
nisang. DUNCANSON BROS.
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20 DAYS TRIAL

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DISEASES of Blood ettsctug Throat Nose and skin.
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+ streets. Price S. Sent 10y mail sealed au25-mwf
II HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il DR. BROTHERS IL not the oldest established nd
vertisins ladies' Physician in this y Ladies' You
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Particular attention pid TO ala diseases peculiar
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The 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: