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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

If SOME of Observation-Disclosures of
to-day had shot few years ago as they
talk now, the rebel army would have
been smaller and the Union army
larger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

UNITED STATES Marshal Ireland
the Tribune as his official
The Tribune wants the "Mormon
business" settled by the slaughter of the
ormons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

If THE rumor that Ell Mahdi is dead
should prove true, the British might
lind the courage to send the army back
to the Soudan to conquer the corpse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

Of I,,'lfibune Is the recognized organ
D;o,I+I> Suites District Attorney
s,,s;s an' the 7ribaae is melting ex
;~., 70 settle the Mormon bus
shooting tie Mormons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

ssaaa lrou''e is he organ of the fee
bus bus iAey are prosd OF their paper,
o oeasuse y you'll like ts,bring about a
"l'ion Of things when the tends
80 : Sa,a not have to restrict themselves to
aces out wQsld take all there is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

The Tribune wants to settle this half
masting incident by mob. About
three minutes after the mob had begun
operations. where would the Tribune be ?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12
NOTICE.

A REPORT is IN 'CIRCULATIoN THAT
"A the horse Rarus, Jr which we sold to
armstrong & Darlington, was not sired DIV
our horse Billy. 1t is untrue, we can prove
our statement by reliable witnesses and
defy anyone tothe contrary, 70
P. J. STEWART,
tit 20 ftF ea@ cf A. ]. STEWART.
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r.. ELLEN B. F n

N FFIgE AND RESIDENCE, NO. ss4 f.
w Brigha street. Telephone 81. Special
a. atsention given to catarrh and all Diseases of
me ne nose, throat and lungs; also to obstetrics
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

81. N0@ THsritis over and the patriots
h,a naa an opportunity to.publielr
D'oM or We hope they feel bettefsa,,,lf.
,an assure them that nobody else feds
.oase. II is good when everybody is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

lF OUR guResteemed morning con.
temporary has-any respect for Bonanza
Maekay's newspaper property, it had
better sing lower about mobs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12
FOR SALE.

ON FIRST SOUTH, A GOOD PAYING
" Business in Market Row. Stock. 90 d
VIII VIII ana fixtures, doing good bus ness
osss OF reasons for selling. Inquire at this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

JUDGE ZANE,s newspaper organ adgo.
Gates q settlement of the Mormon
business" by a butchery of the Nor
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WANTED.

yNAHTEr-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
w in city or country wishing to earn So
and 70 day at their own homes no can
vasslng; work furnished and SEM by mail
any distance. For particulars address, with
stamp, .LCRYSTALLdZED PHOTO CO.., SO
w. Seventh street, Cincinnati. O.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12
EsTRAr NOTICE

T HAVE 1NMY POSSESSION AN EsTRAY
COW, red color, white spot in rehead
one horn broken, and half blind. she broke
into my. lucerne patch and damaged nv
crop and fence to the value of S. owner
will please come and take her way and paw
damages CHRIS KENNER,
Dist Ward Bench.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

That wEhaye flag to float is due to
the failure Of. some of to-day's wide
Hnopfhed 'bawlers to destroy it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12
SUE rUEN, RI

JUST FROM CALIFORNIA KEEPS
y -nrst-class Laundry, four doors north Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12
@ r. ACE

Earth never saw the like beforel
lola, THE FEMALE BLoNDIN,
Riding Velocipede over a Single wire. so
feet above the heads of the Audience.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-12

rllI,a'I Skating on a light Wire, elevated
lula 100 Ieet, and performing the most
difficult of feats -llT q =
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VIOLA. HIndoO SNAKE CHARrn
n T. N O-BIA!

Human Daring at It's Zenith !
q A I ID A!
Who dives, head foremost, from the Dor.
of the Canvas into ct 100 feet below
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STRUCK IT.

The New York World hits the nail
cn the head in the following editorial
paragraph, !. its rczilv comment on the
half-masting frsciaent:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-04
DRY GOODS
HOUSE, Funs1sH1sos
sEAToN PERRY.


sEATON PERRY.
(succnsoR TO PERRY Il BRorrrrs
MADRAS ANTIQUE AND NOTTINQHAN LACE
CURTAINS ALL PRICES AAN'
H HAM S 81 TABLE TABLE COVERS ALL s1zEsl
TTM EpTk = III GREPES AND CRETONNE2
HALF.BLEACHED BARNsiEEYS g "a 4 ARf LII LINENS.
EROM 40c TO q Is PER YARD
HHUCCKAABACK TOWELS. FROM i21sc 10 $50
FRENCH AND GERMAN LINEN NApKrNs
DOYLEYS AND TRAY CLOTHS
JOHN 8 BROWN q SONS Irish LINEN IA.
MASK Table CLOTHS, ALL wiDTHs AND
GERMAN LINEN pAMAsK FANCY coLoREp
MMy .TCHH CLOTHS, WITH DOYLEYs 10
GLoTHs AND 81 VIDE 4AhLa cAN S1SMN
oMPEETE STOCK OF BELGIAN PILLOW AND
SSHH EEiTfFs ~ EHaN.E E ALL WIDTHS AND
a IMGTs BLANKETS AND NARsEiLLEs
THE CELEBRATED ENFIELD SHAKER FLAN.
AND A sr ~ al QUALITIES, BOTH WHITE
NE Wr IIMP2R r. JERSEYS AND MEDIUM
SIN e sKHHRP 1A APP CASHMERE sHAw1s'
GENTS II So SCOTCH 9 MAUDs AND LADIES TRAv-
-! SS FALL AND WINTER IMPORTED
DHESS GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
r.4.,u.s. Pennsylvanis ave. COZ. 9th st.
Estaolshed 1S4O au20
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Fs1aHrru1 C4sn 0, A Co1oarD


Icon1sctea fearful case Of blood poison In 1883.
was treated by some Of the best physicians in At
IaasA iney used the old remedies Of Mercury and
Potash, which brought on rheumatism and impaired
my dleeauve organa Every joint in me was swollen
ana iuh OF pain. When I was given up to die my
physicdans thought would good time to test the
virtues ofswfffs Specific. When commenced taking
& & the physician said could not live two weeks
under the ordinary treatment He commenced to give
me the medicine strictly according to directions
wncn continued for several months. took nothing
else ana commenced to improve from the very first
Soon the rheumatism LEFT me- my appetite became all
right and the ulcers which the doctor said were the
most shtfal he had ever seen began to heal and BY
the hrst OF October, 1884, was Q well man again
am stronger now than ever was before and weigh
more g. & s. has saved me from an early grave
LEM McCLENDON.
Lem cMcSaendon has been in the employ Of the
TN ss,ovs company for some years, and know
soOSe 70 be true At the time he began
taklng Swinr specific he in Q horrible condition
w. B. CROSBY, Manager.
..,.. ~ Cne9 CArley Co., Atlanta Division.
For sale by all druggistA
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases nailed hnae
N. Y. 167 w. 23d st. - III
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Dl ED.

BRUEHI. On September Sd. 1885 ct 31b r. m.
AuGUsT BRg Eli l. sr IL the tfty sixth OF his
thirtyhve years a resident of W ashing ton
Funeral from his late residence, No. l202 * street
northwest saturday, al pm. Friends and relatveG
are respectfully invited 10 attend
COKE On Thursday. September 9, 1885 nj "a
Ii days A "s'' 90 s~''' in'n'ns ana
Like shock of wheat fully ripe gathered into III
Notice OF funeral hereafter
ESTER ANNA ESTER, wife OF John Ester died
September 3D. iSe5 nj 3:45 p H. NJ Residence. llSd
Funeral saturday, september 9Th. At p m, nom
residence Friends and relatives invited
JOHNSON THURSDAY, September 3, 1885. MRS.
ADA A JOHNSON, in the Saith year of her age
Funeral Will take place from the Residence Of her
friends are invited.
PFLUGER. At 7:30 a. M. Friday September 4th.
northwest, JOHN PFLUGER, la the sixtieth year
Funeral from his late residence Sunday september
oth- at p. m Funeral services Will be held $3.50
corner Fourth and 4 streets northwest FRIENDS and
tend. %
1855, at 4:l5 O'Clock, JAM rs PULLfN son OF Jossph
and Mary Pulin. in the forty hth year OF his age
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon HIS love had gwen,
And though the body mouders here
The soul Is safe In Heaven.
Funeral from his late residence 5l7 Tenth urss4
southwest sunday afternoon septem Der 9th. =. 400
Friends and relatives Of the fAniy invited 10 at
wILTBERGER On Thursday September g. 1855
at eight O'Clock p. m, CH ARLhS IL R'ILTBEfsSER
beloved husband Of Mita W. n. wiltberger. IN the
Funeral from his late residence le2s street NORTH
Fes sss ,s :s :s.
requested TO attend.
YOUNG. On September 2. 1885. MIss REBEocA
Funeral win take place Sunday afternoon nj clock
rom toe residence OF IL Hurt. 1925 Z street 80
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
The Attendance Not Quite % LARGE n
Yesterday-More Premiums,

The Attendance Not Quite % Large q.
Xesterday-More Premiums.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Md, Sept 4.-Thisis the last day
Of the fair. The attendance Is large, but not
quite equal to that Of yesterday. The leading
feature of the mornings program was the auc.
ton sale Of stock and machinery at IL O'Clock.
There were but few sales, but the prices OBJ
tanned were liberal. An exhibition of traction
engines took place In the circle at ID m, and
attracted considerable attention.
3. Mobley, c. W. Crawford, Spencer G. Jones, E.
B. Prettyman, Robert w. Carter and e. j. Han.
ADDITIONAL PREMIUMs
Homemade fsbrics-Best two yards Of car.
Il. B. fhom1s best rug, Nh. Adelaide ei Dawson som
Nellie Allnutt; best crazy guilt, Miss tettie
S1s P%s,y ssoond
best, Mrs. B. Diamond; best knit quilt, Miss NJ.
apaHsGy best pants and best BY
Tucker; best yarn stockings, Miss Adelaide
Dawson; best cotton stockings, Miss NJ. e.
R Mn1,e pest m zach sewing, Miss Debby
best sewing by hand, Miss Tillie Mans; best
darned stocking, Miss Adelaide Dawson; best
e%SredeFs By hand, Miss 'f Noble a1 %l sen:
best display Of fancy work, Miss Adele Mans;
best fancy knitting in worsted Mrs. C. w. Bag.
Allnutt; best crochet work inlootton, Miss Nay
y. White; best handmade Lace, Mrs. Dr. T. E.
Carroll; best sofa cushion, Miss N. E. Darby;
second best, Miss Jane Baily: best toilet pin
cushion, embroidered, Mrs. Charles Albert; best
best crewel work, Mrs. Charles Albert; best
afghan. Mrs. w. B. Miller; second best, Mrs.
Fred. Stabler.
Works OF art-Best oil painting, Miss Mary
Davis; second best, Miss Fanny Veirs; best
painting in water colOrs, Mrs. w. s. Brooke;
best painting in India ink, Miss Elsie Hutton;
best penciling, Miss Eloise Baker; best specimen
OF painted china, Miss Adele Mans; second best
specimen OF painted china, Mrs. w. p. Miller;
pest crayon drawing, Miss Jennie Codwise; best
hammered brass, Hattie Offutt
culinary department, class second-Best dis
play OF preserves, Mrs. E. j. Hall; second Mrs.
A. NJ. Stabler; best jar Of peaches Mrs. F. Stab
Ter; second Miss Edith Farquhar; best catsup,
Mrs w. 5. Brooke; best VINEGAR, A. NJ. Stabler
hest hard soap, Mrs. ID. H. Bowie; best soft soap,
Mrs. Fred. Stabler.
Flowers-best display, o. R. Hartshorne;
second best, Mrs. Fred. Stabler; best cut roses,
Mrs. n. ]. Miller; second best, Mrs. Fred.
Stabler; third, Mrs. r. B. FarQuhar; best ger
aniums, Miss Belle Veirs; best fuchsas, Miss
Belle Veirs; best dahlias, Mrs. d. H. Bowie:
best pyramid, Mrs S. J. Hall; second best C. R.
Hartshorne; best plate, II. c. Hallowell; second
nest. Z. X. Hartshorne; third, Mrs. Carrie
sewing Machines-Best sewing machine, Post
B. w. NJ. Fowler.
,Sweepstake Premiums-Best display of arti-
cles in household department, Mrs. +. Stabler:
second best, Miss Adele Mans
Children's Department-Best outline work,
Ellie w. Fletcher.
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utTHE FOLLOWING CHANGES in the stations
and duties OF officers OF the medical DEPART
ment are ordered: Captain John ]. Kane as
slstant surgeon, will, upon the expiration OF
MS present leave OF absence, be relieved from
DUTY at Willets Point, n. Y, and will then pro-
ceeo 10 the headquarters department of Texas
and report i'm person To the commandine pen
erai OF that department Tor assignment 90 duty.
Captain Charles Richard, assistant surgeon,
will be relieved from duty I'm the department
Oh the east, and will report i'm person TO the
commanding officer Wiiletts Point, N. ", Tor
duty at that station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-04

n14LT1noRE AD: Sept z.-virg!ni. sixes. CON
iorsies s5a sew three ST.: North csrolins sises,
old. 1.1S1A bid to-day.
.;nALTNoRE. M. Sept Cotton dun-mid.
and ves9n .aPsf, s;OOss 60: d. extra. SOL 10;
do. family, A16A6.O0 city mills super, 3OOa3 IS:
90. extra 3.t0s47I Do Rio brands. z6Oaz.e2:
Wheat-southo91 edef; wo1tefD lower closing quiet:
southern red 0OaoG do amber, 66ao6 No. j
s7asnH ssptnbes sTSesTG Ocso6sr. ses1as saSss;
QUITS ws1fesn aSo1s Id and more acive: So1thern
White, 4oa60 DO yellow, 6lA6& western mixed.
spot, 1sHs16&; espSsm6sF: 4SitelSl; Nove1hor, neS
0a6 sisady sossasfn. 2oasz: western White, sissS
q.lst 6saS1 ~ SsadL I'd arm-prime % choies
1l21 1slk mes1s--AhoaldeEs and clear n6 sddes
g.. -: i2f: IAsd-tsansd.7S Satss. IN
80; sllo.l6k fsEclsa% no.i..iiy -
fhtrs Tbe8k eug1e aKm, "a se6, - cOppoT fe6no6
steedy, lo46a109k Whiaky lower. 116AI.15. Er1ighi1
g Hxsyeoa Pc ssa1@ d.ll-coelsn, tS2di Sour,
res 49, 16Soo e11heaI corr 1eoQ0 61shsls
g.. 13o00 eoehAlE M, 100 bpe1A 6hipmsats-
100 - -; ss ~ it, sSe - -: g.: g..
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MI. CreswelI's Pay.

CONTROLLERS DURHAM DENIES THE RUnon
THAT HE HAS SUSPENDED Ir.
ASrAR reporter was informed to-day that
Controller Durham had determined TO suspend
the pay OF Mr.. Creswell counsel OF the Alabama
Claims commission. When asked about the
matter Mr.. Durham said he had not authorized
any such statement He added that Mr.. Cres-
well had not yet applied for the current salary
due him. "When he does" remarked Judge
Durham significantly, Il may have something
TO 10 him "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-04

tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted today: o. g. 41as, 1891, coupon, 112t
bid, 112as asked; do. reg, 112 bid, 112t.
do. reg, 1872 bid, 1921 asked. D. c. per. imp.
g., 1891, coin, lisa bid, 114A asked. Water
stocks, e 1908, cur, 1891 bid: 5O-year fund,
year und IS, is9a, coin, lisa bid, 1Is asked.
Net. r r. stock, Ssas BID, 100 asked. Col, r.
bid, ASH asked. Wash. Gas, 4Ols bid, 4O5s
asked. Georgetown Gas, 421h bid. Firemens
ms, Ash asked. National Union 1na, 1911 bid.
Col. ms, lou bid, liz asked. Board Public
WORKS, green Is, 05 bid. Washington Market
stock, 19A bid, 81 asked. Second National
Bank, ITO bid, 100 asked. Great Falls Ice
80 bid. Real Estate Title Insurace, 100 asked
Penn. Tel. Co., ga, bid, 661A asked. Chesa.
peake 4 Pot Tel Co, 70a6 bid, 70 asked. u
3. Electric Light, 90 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-04

q y
PENsE OF GOVERNMENT.
Judge Maynard, Second Comptroller OF the
Treasury, has decided an interesting point in
considering an item OF 800 In the accounts of
Paymaster Stevenson, U. s. n, for expenses in
CURED by Rear Admiral Jouett OF the u. y. \.
Tennessee, in entertaining the following officials
at the New Orleans Exposition: Director Gen.
eral Burke and party; Governor McEnery, OF
staff and friends; the Mexican commi ssioner
and party; Gov. Cameron, OF Virginia. stan,
ana friends. The accounts were approved by
Secretary Chandler. The second controller
says he can find no law for these expenditure
and that there is no statute or naval regua ton
which imposes on naval officers the duty of en-
tertaining public officials al the expense of the
government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-04

The Csmass.seser e Ps.ssess A.
founded BY RepabafcAa A3AaHeav-
Referred % ths Civil Service Cen
missi~aerN-
Mr.. jerks, the Assistant Secretary q the In
terror department. to-day received The foasow-
PENSIONS
II have the honor 10 report that this Once In
IN receipt Of over one hundred letsess shArsased
10 its employees postmarked Phfls1sPhiA 4
herewith submit a SAMPLE.
Inc sample referred TO In a. follows:
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE
SonMIrrkk sr- CLOUD Ho1rI,
,AkLok u, ILADEIFHIA, Sept. 2. 1855.
pkAk sik:-We desire early subscription
70 the state committee, and as liberal a you
Pennsylvania win decisive victory thss wear
change Of the tArtfr by the incoming ocnSres.
cratic state and national ADMINISTRATIONS. We
propose 20 push the work OF the state commit
Zee 1, WIN me utmost vigor until election day
sibie; by check, monsy-order or cali ~ head
quarter. :, Yours very truly.
THos V. COOPER, Chairman"
This letter is a Autograph COPY and enclosed
in sealed envelope, bearing a two-oent stamp
and delivered by the letter carriers The Ietspr
head bore the following names As memhers %
the committees: Chairman, Thos. V. Cooncr.
secretaries George Pearson, chief, r. Frank " IL
ling Leach, Jos. NJ. Gazzam, r.. r. Achason,
JOS. Ad. Thomson, John III. Iandls John &
Blair, Chas. c. Matten, John Mccullough John
Lockhart, Frank :. Mantor, Geo. c. Cornelius,
John A. Seiders, Chas. r. Evans, Ezra Lukens,
J: ID. Laciar, A. w. Mccoy, C. +. Ettla, ]. NJ.
Nandersiioo.
Il PROPOSE" said Assistant jerks 10 a STAR
reporter, Ito refer this letter to Che civil service
commissioners for their consideration aud ay-
propriate action IL any. IL any one of these
gentlemen named as members Of the com mittee
are In the employ OF the government i'm any
capacity. they make themselves liable TO GRIM
mai prosecution under the civil service act.
similar letters have been received by the EN-.
ployes OF other departments
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The Eight-Oared Race.

A CONTEXT BEFORE THE REGATTA COMMITTEE.
The joint committee in charge Of the Poto-
mac regatta were engaged In q wrangle until
after twelve o'clock last night over the entry of
the Columbia eight-oar crew. Neither
Of the other crews would enter the
eightoar race because, they said, they
had no chance against the Columbia crew, To
avoid having the race declared OF the Column
bia club proposed 70 enter another eight. To
this the PotOmAcs and AnaloStans en-
tered the novel objection that one
club could not enter two crews
for the same race. Mr.. Coon, supported by the
Washington members Of the Committee pro-
of, and showed numerous instances where clubs
had had two crews. The vote on that question
and Analostans voting against the second crew
and the Columbias and Washingtons for il.
The contest will be continued tonight
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.HOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.


VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION IN GEORGETOWN, d. C.
On TU tuesday,, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH, e.aA
1855, in front of the premises, shall commence I'LL
at the hour OF FOUR OCLOCkEP. NJ, to sell the es.5
1olowIng-descrbed property: Subdivision of Lot 3d.
fronting 30 1olOO on the west side of High street
between Grace street and the canal, improved by
history Brick House. containing about thirty rooms
bowling alley and large hall.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER Sub Lot So fronting
10 2lOO feet the north side of Grace street.
High, improved by a twO-stOry-and- basement Brick
House. containing four rooms and kitchen. No 1915.
Also SUBJ 52. fronting II feet the north side of
Grace street. improved by two-story Brick House,
No. 5000.
Also, Sub. 81 fronting 2752 improved by a two-story
frame house containing rooms, being No 1907.
Also SUBJ 70, fronting 80 81 feet the south side
OF Grace street. improved by large frame house
tanning rooms. No. 32l6.
Also Three 3story and basement brick houses. each
fronting about 16 feet the south side of street.
being Nos 1920, 1922, 3224
Also Sub. So fronting 1S. 10 on the south side of
South street. between Congress and High streets
proved by one 2stOry frame house.
Also Part of same SUBJ, fronting H. 10 third (3d)
alley improved by one 2Story frame house.
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in three equal
payments at II, and Is months with notes bearing
interest and secured by deed oftrust the prop
erty sold or all cash at the option of purchaser One
hundred dollars deposit each property time of
sale. AL conveyancing and recording purchasers
cost. dts
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STEAMERS.

- ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
ComPanys pier, No. AZ North River, foot OF Morton
Labrador, Perier d Hauterve, Wednesday. Sept 8,
Normandie. Frangeul, "Wednesday, Sept l6, IL g. m.
canada, de kersaoiec, Wednesday, Sept %, 4:3O
Am
Amerique, santelli, Wednesday, Sept. 80, 9 am.
Cnecks payable on sight, in amounts to suit, on the
Ban4ue fransatlantique OF Paris. LOUIS DE Be
b.aN, Agent, Nc. Bowling Green. n w York.
MeSsrS BELL CO., Agents for the District Of
Coiumbia, l437 Pennsylvania avenue,
seq Washington. d. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-04

so EDITOR PORTER, OF THE PORTSMOUTH Sen
TERPRISE, ASSAULTS CONGRESSMAN BRADY.
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 4.-JOhn w. H. Porter
editor of the Portsmouth Enterprise, assaulted
Congressman James d. Brady, of Petersburg,
road depot. The parties were separated and no
damage done. Brady considered himself ag-
grieved at a recent editorial in the Enterprise
and rejoined by fierce personal attack on Por-
ter In the shape of q circular, which has been
freely distributed throughout this section
Brady was leaving for Petersburg when Porter
assaulted him in the car
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se4,5.7,9,11,12,13 Trustee and Assignee.
NHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATERIAL
FROM THE BUREAU OF PRINTING AND M,
ENGRAVING, CONSISTING OF SCREW
FLAMES, GORDON HAND PRIMTINN,GG
PRESS, PIPE CUTTER, METAL CUTTING
MACHINE, IRON RAILING AND OIL OF
NITRIOI. ALSO A LARGE NUMBER OF
DESKS, TABLES. CHAIRS. &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
EIGHTH, 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, In front or
my auction rooms, where they have been removed
for convenience, shall sell the abovedescribed Old
material
by order Of e. o. GRAVES,
sea-dts Chief Of Bureau.