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AHERN. At q. mr. Tuesday. November 4th. 1884
his age.
Funeral from his late residence 21I Tenth street
southwest on Thursday morning $50 O'Clock Requiem
mass. st. Dominic's church
GAUTIER At O'Clock am. November 2 1894 in
ALICE GAUTIER. wife Of Charles Gauti,r Ia.e y d.
ceased,
Funeral on Wednesday at 2: 80 O'Clock u m from 81
Patricks church Relatives aud friends RESPECTFULLY in
vited
HAYNES. On Sunday, November 81. 1884. mt sig
O'Clock r. m, EMMA ZIPPORAH. daug liter of Emily
aud Rev. John H. Haynes. aged fifteen years. three
months and twenty-on days
Fun raj from Israel Colored Methodist Episcopal
church. corner Of First and b streets southwest
"Wednesday. November 5th, az two O'Clock H. m Rela-
tves and friends are respectfully invited attend Iu
terment at Graceland cemetery.
KELLY. On November 4th 1884 at 20 minutes to
O m. MARY KELLY. beloved daughter of James aud
Hannorah Kelly. aged twenty seven years.
No more shall we hear her kind gentle voice.
For the soul that 80 loved us hes fed;
No more shall we see her dear, Low ing smile.
For the sister. who loved us, is dead.
By HER PARENTS
Funeral to take place from her late residence l241
Twentieth street northwest Thursday at D. m he
tves and friends are respectfully invited to attend
ROBEH. On Tuesday, November 4th 1884 NJ Gar
ned Memorial hospital, of consumption AMANDA
ROBEY. in her SD year
Funeral Wednesday November 5th at O'Clock D. m,
from John Wrights undcrtakers estabis hment 1887
10th street northwest Interment at Glenwood.
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Coz.
Yesterday, Henery agt Brooke; sales finally rati-
fed and convenience directed. johnson agt: john
son; fund ordered pail to H. D. BOteler. Pepper
agt Shepherd; attachment OF credits ordered.
To-day, Frolich agt. Abbott; sale ordered. Rup-
pert agt Smith; complainant allowed to remove
wood on giving bond: McKenna agt. McKenna;
Reed agt. Wilson, and Beatty agt. Beatty; orders
to take testimony. Petersen agL Wheeler; decree
dissolving restraining order and denying tnjunc-
ton.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JudOe Hdgner.
Yesterday, Maple agt Cropley; motion to set
aside Judgment Overrued.
To-day, United States agt Brown; leave to plead
extended
PROBATE. CoURT-.JudQe Con.
Yesterday, estate Eduardo Alberto del Canine;
John ST. C. Brooks bonded In 1900 and qualified
as administrator. Estate Thos- Scott F1llebrown;
administrative gave special bond and qualified.
Mary Il. Myers, guardian Of Geo II. Myers; par
TALLY bonded, and bond sent to New Haven to COM
plete. Estate VIM. w. Scott; JAS Compton par
TALLY bonded and qualified as administrator.
POLICE CoURT-Judge SaeN.
Yesterday, William Delsinger and John Smith,
ARRAY: S. each. Sarah Shanklin, do; do. Clinton
johnson. colored, diSorderly conduct and assault
on Of1cer ShurIand; SIS or Is days Richard MUIR
ray, diSorderly conduct and assault on Omcer
Schultze; SIS or Is days.
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FINAL MOVEMENTS OF CANDIDATES PARTISAN
TACTICS
Mr.. Blaine arrived at Boston yesterday, and left
for his home In Augusta this'morning, reaching
there In time to vote He received ovatons all the
way from New York to Boston, large crowds meet
ing him at every stopping place. About two hun
dred guests were at the dinner given to Mr. Blaine
at the Hotel Brunswick last night Mr. Lodge,
who presided, proposed the candidates. health,
to which Mr.. Blaine responded at length. Among
the prominent gentlemen present were T. r. Hoar,
A. W. Beard, R Worthington, E. Mcpherson, c. A
Bartol, j. ". Gambler, r r. Bishop, and g. A
MarSden.
General Butler delivered the last speech Of his
campaign at Lowell Mass, last night He denied
names of Blaine electors upon them. He referred
General Logan left bedford, Indiana, for Chicago
Patrick Ford, OF the Irish World, says: "a letter
signed Bernard ]. Kelley and addressed to Grover
American Blaine and Logan clubs Of New YORK
have dSbanded and their members are now bat
Ting under the democratic flag for Clevelands sue
About 1000 colored republicans have been ar
rested In the first congressional district OF Lou
stana on the charge OF being suspicious characters
Gen. Scales closed his campaign for the guber-
national honors Of North Carolina last night He
was given reception at Winston yesterday The
democrats say his election is only question OF
Political excitement ran high in Wall street yes
terday afternoon. The streets near the exchanges
were crowded with members Of the various boards
discussing politics, and at intervals cheers would
be given for Blaine and then for Cleveland. Con-
siderable money was bet
Postmaster General Hatton presided at the clos
ing meeting OF the campaign ut Burlington, Iowa,
last night.
It is discovered, according to a dispatch In the
New York Su.l from Waterbury, Conn, that no
legal call has been issued the election there 30
that the election Is contested II can be declared
void The republicans say they will make a con-
test on this ground, inasmuch as the town will
doubtless go democratic. The c0nstableS whose
republicans There Is great excitement over the
matter
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Progress of sbe Railroad vnr

The railroad war took another step IN the direc-
ton OF lower rates In New York yesterday when
the West shore reduced It's fare 10 Chicago 20 sls
for first class and Sill for second class Al the
brokers' Offices the prices OF tickets Chicago were
stated at about SIC. The Pennsylvania road ne
mained frm, ana SEQ was asked up To the last
moment. further cut Is confidently predicted In
the near future
The New York sun to-day has the following:
1--WE expect the cut rates begun 10y the New York
Central" said Mr.. skinner OF the West shore. sto
continue until they reach the runous ngure OF IS 70
Chicago. But We Will be compelled 10 meet every
cut made 10y the Central. and the Baltimore
and Ohio Erie. and lackawanna viii stand 10y
us AT the offices OF the ticket brokers IL WAS
determined TO meet every reduction with cores
bonding discount even II they had 10 60 below IS
10 Chicago. 1--WE VIII not let any one go out ~
our Office without ticket" said a member OF one
nrm yesterday.
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E. G. D Wis,
TIC MARKET SPACE.

CINSHEIMER BRO
y sos 9Th street, bet and I, and 3151 NJ street.
We call particular attention to our very complete
stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL TRADE
We are sole agents for BURTS CELEBRATED
MEMS SHOES. There are none better and su.
per1or to custom ade. We have the following styles
BGRIS FINE GALE. button or plain, and pointed toe.
BURTS FINE CALF Congress CATERS ill broad and
narrow toes.
BURT'S FINE CALF lace-hook balls
BuRT'S FINE CALF Congress and button.
BURTS FINE, extra broad bottoms, for old gentlemen
BURTS BOY SHOES. III lace aud button, every style
Of toe.
We invite inspection Of these goods from all that
want good shoes. There are no better.
In our Ladies' Department We have the
CELEBRATED COUSINS SHOES
COUSINS FINE KID. button. high heel. and pointed
or box toe.
COUSINS FINE KID common sense toe
COUSINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT. button in both
styles. - ~
COUSINS FINE PEBBLE. button. in common-sense
MISSES SHOES in Kid. Straight Goat and Pebble
cox FINE SHOES for Ladies'. Misses, and Children
Every style of heel and toe
CHILDREN AND MISSES SPRINGFIELD SHOES in
great variety.
All of which goods sell at very low price We ask
acal OF all before purchasing Shoes
you money by doing Remember the name and
NUMBER. klNShEIAlkh & BRO.
SEQ Sos 9Th and 3l5l streets
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THIS EVENING.

II ARaE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LOADING SHOT GUYS, INIP05a:TEDD D.. FkEN Oh CH
CATHEDRAL. GONG CLOCKS. kfIESS FINE
SILyER PLATED WARE. DINNER AND TEA
SITS. CAST0HS. FRUIT STANDS, sc; FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BONES FROM TWO
TO TIN TUNES; GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEwELRY. CUTLERY. OPERA GLASSES
LADiF.-' BEST ROSEWOOD AND NICKLE
BAEJOS, WADE AND BUTCHER RAZQR-. RE-
NOLyESS, TOOLS AND 1900 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
By direction OF the owHer TO change business will
Sell, the premises. all the above stock OF j u
OMEARA & CO, 134T Pennsylvania aveiIue northwest
Washington. ID. Z. Sale commences at SEWN p NJ
Graf baryains may be expected. FOLEY Auct.
B.-The Fixtures Will noJbe sold Is. at terlnin-
alton OF sale. The store viii BE- occupied by J. u.
OMEARA CO. manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
SETS
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Serious Railroad Collision.

Serious Railroad Collision.
A CRASH ON THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND-THREE MEN
HURT AND ONE REPORTED KILLED.
Special dispatch to The EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 4.-The south. bound
freight train on the Virginia Midland railroad
collided at Accotink junction this morning with
the north-bound passenger train from Strasburr.
The engineer Malcolm c. Brown, OF this CITY, was
so badly hurt that it is feared he Will not live
Franh Carlln, OF this city, In charge Of a car was
also Dadly hurt. Judge James Sangster OF the
alexandra county court, was slightly injured. A
IRAN ira man named Mholland is reported as killed.
DuC tnlS report lacks continuation The scene OF
the accident is near the place where the Alexandra
road.
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Against Election Frauds.
THE NEW YORK CITY A0RERNENT-PRECAUT7t


ELSEwHKRk
circular has been issued, as the result OF con-
ference OF representatives OF all factions In New
York. to secure harmonious action between the
state. city and federal authorities to-day. It ia
agreed that the supervisors are to scrutinize the
voters and the voting and to take part In the count
that deputy marshals are TO attend at the polling
places 70 keep the peace, support and protect the
supervisors, preserve order and prevent fraudulent
voting and Immediately, at the polling places or
elsewhere, to arrest any person who unlawfully
votes or attempts SO to do In case Of violence or
threats Of violence. the deputy marshals are en-
powered 70 call byStandeFs 70 their aid It Il next
agreed that inspectors OF election have the right 70
challenge voters; that they shall have charge OF
the ballot boxes receive the ballots and place them
In the respective boxeA All papers are 70 be kept
IN sight or the watchers, and &C any time the In
spectorS are 20 show any papers Of request The
police are 20 aid the supervisors and mArshals q
long as these act in the line OF their duty.
There are 7s3 deputy maFshals In Philadelphia
to-day.
Two Thousand flye hundred special constables
have been apponted to preserve order &C the polls
1t Chicago In addition 70 these, about one thou
sand deputy lnarshals have been appointed
Seventeen persons were arraigned In the United
States court &c Cincinnati yesterday upon the
charge Of election fraudA
Chtef 6upervisor HAllett, q Bosom, has been
kept busy signing warrants for the arrest q UuB-
pec3s ohould th1y attempt % voee thege to-day.
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The Loutstana Riot.
'SAESr OF THE CHAIRMAN or rHK y

STATEMENT OF THE CHAIRMAN or THE REPUBLICAN
STATE COMMITTEE.
A telegram received by Mr.. H. r. Jones' chair.
man OF the republican national committee, from A.
s. Badger, chairman OF the Louisiana republican
campaign committee, says: "The riot yesterday
in Iberia parish was brought about by armed
democrats firing on the speakers and assembled
republicans at a Blaine mass meeting. All the
Blaine speakers were arrested by a local authority
and jailed without warrant OF law. All the demo-
cratic perpetrators are al liberty. The commit es
have information or premeditated plan 20 carry
into effect the same method In other parishes,
especially In Ascension, ST Mary's, Terrebon aud
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THE VOTE IN CONNECTICUT.

TIN INDEPENDENTS AND BUTLER MEN RETURNING 70
THEIR OLD fARTfkS-THE PRoHIBTTIONIsrs HOLD
ING TO0ETHkR-PLKASANT WEATHER INSURES 4
FULL VOTE IN REPUBLICAN, sTRoNGHoLpS
Special Dispatch TO TIE EVENING STAR.
HARTFORD, CONN.,, November A very heavy
vote Is being poiled all through Connecticut. The
weather peing pleasant and warm insures full
vote IN republican strongholds In the country Sec
tons Both parties are claiming the state at noon
to-day. No disturbances at the polls are reported
and the election In this city is remarkably quiet
United States deputy marshals are at the
polls, but are not needed. Both the democratic
and republican tickets are receiving their usual
vote. The Independents and Butler men are very
generally returning to the parties with which they
were originally identified. The prohibtionists only
are holding together. Fully IS per cent Of the
Hartford vote was polled by noon to-day. The very
considerable number OF ballots deposited folded SO
that they cannot be recognized, makes 1t mpracti-
cable to keep tally OF any real value c.
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Affair." i'm Wc,, Waxb,putou.

DESERTER ARREsTED.-Officer Lyddane, OF this
precinct. arrested Michael Collins this morning, a
deserter from the United States steamer Wyan-
dotte. Collins was taken TO the steamer at the
navy yard
PERsoNAI--Lieut Fred Cooke lately arrived in
town, and Is now stopping at his mothers resi-
d-nce, on q street-Mr. Clinton A. Seitz. OF
Washington, ana Miss Mollie Hunter, OF George
town, Will be married at Trinity Catholic church,
georgetown, tomorrow evening al O'Clock.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sae OF live stock, at Droyers'
Rest, DC, as reported by Tavenner Bros yesterday
as follows: Best, at ga TO 49, good. at a.. 10 5;
and lambs; sheep at 4 TO Ak lambs, al TO 6k:
yearings, at s. Is cows and calves, at s25 TO SIS.
Market good
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TIE ASSOCIATED CBARITIEs.-At the annual
meeting OF the members OF the ninth division OF the
Associated Charities al ST. Marks Z. T. church last
evening Officers were elected for the ensuing year
as follows: President, Rev. Robert n. Baer. pastor
OF Waugh NJ. L. church; vice president, Rev. w. NJ.
church; secretary, Mr. John c. Heck: treasurer and
dlsDursng agent, Capt C. A. Brewer; registrar and
delegate. Mrs j. w. BabSon. These officers with
the following were chosen the board OF directors:
MIS- Gen. Eaton, Mrs. Gist, Mrs. j. II. Wilkinson,
Hon John Eaton, Rev. Dr. Chester, and Rev. A T..
Steele.
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Actor Bangs wife Get. a Divorce.

From the New York Sun. ID
Justice cullen. OF the supreme court, Brooklyn,
has granted Alice c. Bangs an absolute divorce
from her husband, Frank c. Bangs. the actor. Mrs.
Bangs resumes the name OF Alice La Grove. Be-
fore her last marriage she was known on the stage
as Agnes Leonard Her lawyer denies the story
that Mr. Bangs deserted her the day after their
marriage. Twenty-iour hours after the marriage
he sent this dispatch 10 Miss Jessie Glassford a
cousin OF his wife:
"Haye advertisement sent TO -. jessie we are
progressing Amen, halleluJah- FRANK
For weeks after the marriage he spoke and wrote
OF his wife In endearing terms. The story that
Mis- Bangs made application FOR admission To the
Amaranth Dramatic society and refused Is
pronounced untrue by the officers OF the society.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHAECERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SQUARE SlATY-N NE, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, on TWENTY. FIRST STREET
BETWEEN AND STREETS
By virtue Of decree duly passed in Eau,tv cause
No9lS3 (GIawler kindsloe) on the Odd of October
Sp VIII sen aE gp1e spStio2 HR the premises on
VEMBER 1884. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot IS in
LOOMS Subdivision of square 50 in the City of WASH
in2ton. d. C.. with the improvements, consisting Of
two story frame house.
Terms of sale One third cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months with inter ST. be secured by
deed of trust the premises sold all cash at
ehasers ption, SOO be paid time of sale Com
pllance to he had with rms of sale wit in days
aftersae. otherws resale will be had at purcha ser,s
risk All convevan at purchasers cost
n3-dts C. NJ MATTHEWS Trustee 1903 3ISi at
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i've LION. The OLDEST ESTABLISHED And
H. only reliable Ladies' Physician in city. bs
consulted Gaiiy 3 Missouri avenue, first south
q PenHsyivania avenue between Sd and A. All
female complaints and irregularities quickly
PROMPT treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential Separate rOOms tor ladies' Ofcs
hours 70 allG . u j. IL oc2I-ln..
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vi RGINIA.

Ltbbey. Republican, Likely to he
Elected From the Norfolk District.
NORFOLK, Va, November 4-The comparison OF
votes from this congressional district will be based
upon the election for the Congressman-at-large in
1882 when Wise (coalitionist received 21OO plural
n.y. over Massey tdeml under the reapportionment.
the weather, which is rainy. The feeling is dGiet
but intense. There is little doubt that Libbey
democrats are working hard to reduce his majority
and Tor their electoral ticket The colored vote is
SOiidly republican.
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CHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED real, ESTATE
VN WASHINGTON STREET. GEoRGETowN. DC.
o. ths District 81 Columbia, passed the 3lst Ia.
OF ostooer 1884 IN Equity Cause No $780, will k:
I. I6iIs the TWENIY-FIFTH NOVEMBER, 1854
rot on the east side Of Washington street by the
oelth OF one hundred and twenty 120) feet of Lots
numbered one hundr, and eleven flIIl ana one hnn
dre and Twelve tll2) in Bealis addition to George
Town IN Tue District OF Columbia. with the improve
house. -' ~'- ~"0AAAAAe
equal instruments in Cd and two i2S years .ith a
per cent interest from day Of sale secured BY deed Of
trust on tns property all cash option Of the pur
chaser deposit OF Sl00 required ct time OF ale
Conveyancng at cost of purchaser - ~
nl-3tw&dbs j. HOIDSWOI,TH 6ORDON srv,,sso.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

CHANCERT SALE OF UNINPROvED PROPERTY
By virtue of decree passed by the Supremeoae&
Court ~ he District OF Columbia in Equity cause$6S
No d. wherein George ". Mccoy Is plantiff~4-
and Mary r Jackson a. Defendants will sell at
publlc au ton IL front of the premises. FRIDAY
NoEEMBEh FOURTEENTH, 1884. ut FOUR
City OF Washington District Of Columbia. to wit: The
south af OF Lot No q III square No SIS fronting 30
feet fti St. eel: b. tween and streets northwest
Terms Of SAFE: One-thir of the purchase money in
CASH AT the balance in six twelve months or al in
cash AT o. ton OF tue purchaser Deposit 1OOreQured
a. time sale Il terms not conn lied IL ten ays
from date Of sale the poperty will resold at cost of
dfaulting purchaser All conveyancing at cost of pur
chaser JAMES III. SMITH Trustee
nO3-dts so Sth street northwest
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SPECIAL Nor1os

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS Il SON WHICH
CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OK MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BLING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH VIZ TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER.
RING TO- CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESrl-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER d. WYvIIL. EXCLUSIVE AexNr
ap26 No.. I52 PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET
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Receiving Election Returns.
VARIOUS PLACES IN THE CITY WHERE DISPATCHER
CAN BE READ.

CAN BE READ.
Special wires have been strung by the telegraph
companies to number OF points where election
news viii be received and announced tonight To
accommodate the news hunters who it is expected
VIII be out till after midnight some OF the street
railroad companies have arranged to run cars later
than usual The JEFFERSON democratic club win re-
ceive returns at Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street; the democratic central committee Will an
nounce returns at the Vernon building; the Colum-
bia club will hold q meeting at the Metropolitan
hotel. which will be private, but the
dispatches VIII be posted In che hotel corridors.
Dispatches Will also be received and announced at
the headquarters OF the democratic COMMITTEES, on
street. The Cleveland and Hendricks club OF
East washington viii receive the news at the
corner OF pennsylvania avenue and "a street SOUTH
east the republicans will receive the news at the
rooms O the OF the republican finance
eommltted on New York avenue. Tie Republican
lnvinc1ble club has also arranged for receiving
returns Election news win also be read at the
Association.
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LfEBIG colfPANYs EXTRACT OF MAR.
"A 6 e sss,e.es3 osss,3 -
49, 49, Sss sSSas, S ~ = os-ssrss
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V'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

'IiVIENS DOW LINU, AuctlOneer
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HEtL4 ESTATE; At The NORTHWEST
CORNER THIRTIETH AND STREETS
GEoRGETOWN. LATELY THE RESIDENCE OF
DIR. GRAFTON TYLER.
By virtue of authority given to me in the lastrga
VIII ana testament of DIR ration Tyler, deceased fj
will sell; at public auction the premises. on Aa
TUESDAY. HE ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEM-
EER 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK. parts Of lots g. c. e
and '3. IN Beall's addition to GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
being at the northwest of Goth (Washington)
street and Gay street, fronting 3Oth street 100
feet and on ttay) street 80 feet the same being I'M
proved by a large 2-story brick house
Terms OF sale: One-tnird cash: balance in nine
eighteen and twenty months b. secure by
deed of trust upon the premises sol 5000 TO be paid
ct time OF sale II terms not complied with in eight
days premises will be resOd cost and risk of de-
faultng purchaser after five DAYS notice in Evening
Star newspaper. COnveyancing at purchasers cost
C. NJ. MATTHEWS,
Executor Grafton Tyler
n3-1ts 1908 3Ist street northwest
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SucoEss! SuccEs

Since the adoption Of system of selling Cloth
ing at
Ten PER CENT.
Above the cost of manufacture we have done an enor
nous business. The public appreciate our efforts
in giving them good Clothing at Manu-
factIrers Prices.
THIS WEEKS BARGAINS
81 for Cashmere Suit worth 3d.
$500 for Chevot Suit worth Sl3
$40 for Worsted Suit worth S15
Sl2 for Diagonal Suit worth SI6
Sl4 for Corkscrew Suit worth Sl8
$l5 for Prince Albert Coat and Vest worth $40
BOYS SUITS!
"a for School Suit worth &C.
&6 for Cashmere Suit worth a.
Ss for Worsted Suit worth sl1.
e10 for Corkscrew Suit worth Sla
OVER OATS! OVER OATsi
Your choice of over one hundred styles in Mems
Youths. Boys and Children's ranging in
price from 81 up to $50
PANTS! PANTs! PANTS!
Thousands Of Pants from 81 up
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
,.,o CORNER SEVENTH AND G sTREETsl
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School SUrrS Scuoo,. Sr

Shd's suits ages to r. short pants e. q 60 O. nm
and p up Boys Single Jackets as s3 aud Sas0np-
Childs Knee Pants age to r. Soc &c. 75c si C6iids
fianiei SHIRT Waist zoe. 90c and e. Misses and Boys
IRON ~ 4oc snd SOC up Good Womens solid But Shoo
Si2S ana sAs0 1elA-l3l6 Peunsylvania svuaans
$40 j, w. SEIBY
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Canadian Rioter. Arre.,ea.

TORONTO, ONT, November 4.-The detachment OF
Toronto police which was sent to Michpicoten to
quell riot, returned from there last night with
ipicoten after the first day, and everything was
quiet when they left, the rioters being thoroughly