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APPALLING CONDITION OF AYFArRs nm
COVERED AMoN0 THE cHIsHsH IN VICTORIA.
VICTORIA, B. e., October ls.-Ths people al
British Colombia arc greatly alarmed &C dis6
closures made within the past lew days by the
sanitary commission appointed 20 invsstisas3
the condition OF that part OF the city known q
Chinatown, In which they discovered NUM-
Der OF iepers who we're In daily communicated
with their companions without the least "a
tempt being, made 70 prevent the diesse4
Is presented In the most appalling form. u
one instance the committee wss oonffouS o6 VIII
. Chinsman whose feet had ocmplfsely Soess1
Sim,sriy U aisss,. per" ne.bs sis eoas vsS
that o. . Chinsmsn who hss x,tain 8 sSO3
time been frequently arrested tpf vA0s1pX
and although SUFFERING nom TIE 6iseaaS b I'D
been allowed 70 mtngis with his fpllow pE1Soar
ers IN jail and the community ~ largo No ~
stratnt has been placed on The movemOuts a
the amicted onea, who wese oonslAnNy
coming In contact with their oompanicaa Who
were employed In white fAnilieG - 0ofveo}A
The committee report that the frOe way In
which these Chinese servants mlngie Win (hetR
diseased friends cap not but tsll tps SOW broad.
cast the seeds Of tho terrible mslady. Fresh
germs were daily being carried from thess
novels into the best houses II victorto, and 10
- I'm po1sibie now TO estimate the extent 10
which the foundation OF disease has already
been laid In this manner
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BOOKS, &c.

Special AssouNcEMENr.
-uv PROPHET OF THE GREAT SMOKY
I'M MOUNTAIN Is HERE
on and see him at
WHITAKER'S.
lI05 Pennsy lvania ave.
z.;a1 attention given to- all Book Orders, partic-
So Ne,ii-:,l and Law Books, which Will be fur
n4sbct Al loves, discounts.
g. fn,o,ge of Linen Box Papers just received.
trie, and prompt attention given to all orders for
"a md " etidug Invitations and Printing. oc9
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
lUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NUMBERED
1926 AND 1898 EIGHTH (STH) STREET
NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON,
BY virtue and in pursuance of q decree passed "a
In the cause of Mary r. Squires ct al. John "ss
T. Garner ct AL being No. 1851, equity in IL
the supreme Court of the District of Columbia We as
Trustees. on TUESDAY, the THIRD t3d) DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. d, 1855, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
in front of the premises will offer for sale. public
aucii0n the following real All that piece or
parcel known ON the plat plan OF the city of WASH
ington as subdivision Lot thirty t3O in Square four
hundred f4.J0 The said real estate Is improved by
two twO-Story Brick Houses
Terms of sale. OI.ethird (a) cash, and the balance
In equal installments, payable six (6). twelve 2l
and eighteen fS) months from the day of SALE the
deferred payments 10 draw six (6) per cent interest
per annum and the notes of the purchaser or pur-
chasers TO be given therefor secured by deed trust
OIL the property. Terms must be complied with within
seven (D days from day ofsale One hundred dollars
deposit must be made on each house when knocked
down. All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
EDWARD FL. THOMAS, Trustee
9l6 81. NV.
HENRY WISE GARNET, Trustee
oel2dts No. Columbian Law Building.
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shesssns 90 Thtrsy Psces.

NAsHvrLLk, TEHN, October lar ~
schmitton and VIM, Tatum, OF Dickson, quar-
relied about the way Tatum voted at the issO
election. Schmittou challenged Tatum 60 night
and each armed himself with doubls-barreled
shosgnn. standing thirty PAGES apart they
face and head. and Tstum being slishtly hurt
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a Years Hmprisenmsns fer Double

CHESTER, H., Octobcr lS.--Monroe NJ 0rayS
who about eighteen months ego shot and kilied
his wife and VIM. Ditch, In Monroe county,
having caught them N gaOrunss dslicfo, ha4
been received at the prison here, 90 serve sen<
tence OF but one year TOR the double murder,
instructed a. 10 his duties and privileges aud
sent 10 the quarry. Afterward ne Wa trans1
ferred To the barn, where he will probably
remain during the time OF his sentonoa
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AUCTION SALES.
r H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker.

srREsT, dEoksEfo%N y &, Al Il
e Pc To- ne s1eWnM ss
1920 or Fir street viii sell lot No IS, in ~
r. efs asaes S On
eiory brick residence containing twelve rooms
sn Terms easy and made known at SALE deposit Of
Ocsds W ~ T iis as'f BOWLING Auctioneer.
until m 1s fosTroNF6 e.
TWELFTH 0ssd,s 1882 i sane hour ana place. .
xg- THE ABOVE sA LIE IS AGAIN POSTPONED
ana
WWqgSE S SE 5S NoTE
r% Sn 1FDHP 1885 a F6IS c d5k
Terms cash. [ocs-2tl DUNCANsON BROS.
M The ABovEsA IS POSTPONED UNTIL
EH oUk mi p nAH on
OF The rain 1t
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctoneers.
AS5h PPqkIsEYkE sfA i ST s9N
sSTUHRhTTT BErW HIM ANb sTKEETs
REP REP s h9gS fdl.TW AINHT ANP Ash SHAs;
NH WAEDRoBts,, -Tfoo}ENGEs, sEckETAIKY,
B,2{}AR1B, EXTESsioS TaBLE. DININs;
RaK 4Mb akA AER G AS6 EAtH d HAT
KKArrSa rsSf NEeEsF AND or Fl
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FIF-
ThENlH, At TEN O'CLOCK we will sell ut the above
wbi h ts RI c Contained therein to
rent. ocl3-at
vINHos. ]. FISHER & Co. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND uN1M-
pRoN OWED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
fWhEN iG nsn EEsTEA ASD hoWA f
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of .r,.S
dhe District strict Of Columbia passed in the eonsol
MaSsuder s is Gsompainan. and John W Leah ct
f fH pfr or FkRA Tx 4$HH TX
the property in parcels according
Inc District Of Columbia known as Mount Pleasant IT,
said tract, which was allotted to David Peter, said
p paFt o or the fronting on the BOUND
vile; and CONTAINING one square acre ofand, bounded
south by that sold Aaron 81 G.sitrel together with
al al the improvements Said property was subdiviied
One or said lots is improved by large threestory
brick dwelling and clubhouse.
cash IN hand and the remainder in equal insalment;,
payable pay able of 10 a twelve I've and months from
interest at the rate of six per cent per from
date of sale All conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
to be paid by the Trustees out proceeds of
OF sale If the terms of sale complied with in
ten days, the Trustees reserve the right resell
property at the risk and cost Of the defauitng pur
chaser GEORGE II. HAMILTON n,-,s,.o,
se12-d&ds FRANKLIN Il. MACKEY' trustees
EB-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FKiDAY. the SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER, at the
same hour and place.
GEORGE r.. HAMILTON ,r.,...
se24-d&ds FRANKLIN III. MACKEY lrusteea
Es- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until TUESDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF OC-
UOBER, same hour and place,
GEORGE T.. HAMILTON r.o
Oc3-d FRANKLIN II. MACkEY,5 Afustees.
&J- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY, TWELFTH DAY OF OCTO-
Der. AID. 1855. same hour and place.
GEORGE r.. HAMiLTON.1 ,,.....
oc1-d&ds FRANKLIN H. MACkEY,) trustees.
n.- ON ACCOUNT OF STORM. THE ABOVE
sal Is furt erpDsiponed until w f.DN ESDAY, FOUR
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, a. ID, 1855. same
hour and place
GEOpGE F. HAMILTON. }r,,s.oou
FRAN hLIN II. MACkEY,) Aius'ees'
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APsavnl - vlgnaaH.
rHH GREAT DILLkARDEsR OoNns 70 DA4xLA

THH oRRAT DILLkARDEs1 ooMna 70 HASxxA
WITH sLoesoN AID oCHAEvKR.
There reached New YORK yesterday By tho.
French line steamer Eosmsadis, Naasies VIE
naux. the Prepch billiard expert sad his via.
The New York World today say~ For the thlrdI
time vignsux hes journeysd aeroas The oeean,
70 measure cuss with the native msuipulskeeu
ofthe iyories. Yesterday party oe people In
cheers and Welcomed hin 70 Anesica. W
neux viii participate IN . thBee eoenersd mafc6s
opponents, The tOqypey vln lssf t6rss siShss
pp,ss Of =. 600 suhssfitsd ~ ths pom ksspsss!
etyle OF Play, The winner VII take oI,OOO oSIj
me ssd s sS mo HSs $1,000 v!gnsnx g gss.Ss.
a q from aIst prtse, but be WIN - e2,O00,
u ne loses. 6chAefer also receives certainty
a.SS.s: 900 e TIE pure, and .ii go. 80
Leaked iorwafd 70 With gfest Interest slossoq
W,l practice daily tos . week or 20 q the rooms
schasisr win practice 10 Chicago, e yill si0s.,
son Also. Maurice DAILY Win challenge vigneuxl
70 . game ofcushion caroms for $4,000 aide.
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VIZ DetWee0 AoKf0a0 80dtR001 60000.
Ell PAso, TEX. October lathe station sazS
isidoro. seventy miles south Of Jtmuloo, on ths
Mexican Central niirosd, he's been ths oosue a
. miniature civil war. The Nsxlean seet,ou
gang stationed - Csmacho, the next poin0
south, came up and made IN attack Cd th4
the rival parties are brothers, named 0onIaleG
II turned Quito DO . Bataklays 70 the attackin2
party, however, for the SahisidoPo people
girded up their lcins and hssied themSeives,
One OF the Oamacho crowd WAs killed and two
fatally wounded, while only one Of the other
encounter.
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ManaGaaarisA Deposed From the Hin.
tAtFy.

Aana&aaarisa DePosed Frem the Hin.
lStFy.
THE PHILADELPHIA PREsBYTKRY TAXES rHu
EASY WAY 10 DISPOSE OF THE PRKAcHxR WHO
THEY DECLARE HAS USED PRESBYTERIAN
PULPIT 10 PROPAGATE HRREsY.
Prom the Philadelphia Times. to-day.
The Philadelphia Presbytery central
yesterday disposed Of the case OF Rev,
Mangasar N. Mangasarian. Prior TO the
meeting Of the presbytsry at the
Presbyterian headquarters q meeting of the
judiciary committee was held. The subject
coming up for consideration was the sction of
Rev. Mr.. Mangasarian, who withdrew nom
the pulpit Of Spring Garden church because he
could not longer abide by tho tenets or the
denomination. The committee was harmon
tous IN contamination Of Mr.. Mangasarian,
opinion as TO the degree Of censure ad-
visable for the presbytery to administer
After q long debate upon the question q report
was made out citing passages from N. Man
gasartans letter and censuripg him severely for
having lg used e Preshyterian pulpit for the pur-
period OF nearly year, for preaching his last
mtschievous sermon and for seeking, while la
the pulpit for which he had been educated at
the expense OF the presbytery, TO pull down
and break up Spring Garden church.
Lastly, the report recommended that the
dropped from the church roll and that his pas
dissolved.
After the presbytery haA convened the COM
mittee appeared before u bearing this docu-
Of the members took part, the report Of the
cemmittee was adopted With but -four dissent
ing voiceA
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Ocl0-dts No. $50 st. II. v
TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

Il
IMPORTANT SALE: TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT
LARGE AND ELEGANT RlSiDENCE, ON
sTR s NoRTHwEsT. BEING No 81: i6i Is
THIRTEENTH STREET.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated the 2sth day &C.
folio Az, and OF another deed of trust dated 49,
Marci, Sth A. D. 1884, recorded in Liber 1O70, folio
53, the subscribers viii at the request of the part:
the premises. on TUESDAY. THE TWENT TIE II
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK IN
THE AFTERNOON, the following valuable prop
erty viz
Lot numbered "a (fny-four), in Michael Green's
subd visions of square 24S {wO hundred and forty
eight situated in the city Of Washington and District
said lot fronting thirty feet on street northwest and
seyenty-three feet Ave inches more less. 18th
two windows as provided In the deed from said Green
and wife to Thomas w. BARLEY, June 26th, 1875,
Liber $50, folio 100. Also, the rear part Of Lots
OF John Dayidsons subdivision Of said square 24s, in
said city said rear part fronting Al feet Inches more
or less, alley, by 40 feet Deep and containing
and 30 released by deed from the Trustees, Au-
gust LIST, 1888 together with all the improvements
ceiera as in said deeds mentioned.
The terms of sale are as follows: One-ffth Of the
purchase money in cash {of which $500 must be paid
at the time of sale anf the residue in equal amounts,
for which the purchaser must give notes bearing
intere at six per centum PEI annum until patti the
Interest payable semiannuaily and the principal and
interest payable at the office of Riggs Co. In Wash
nstoa city, the whuf to be secured TO the satis elton
OF the trustees by deed of trust the premises sold;
and the trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
ished in the Evening Star" newspaper If the terms
of sale not compiled with within ten tlO) days
after the day Of sale. All conveyancng will be at the
cost OF the purchaser.
en-. n4 e as!s street Trustees.
op9-5ts 12ff8 S1st street,
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1924 New York avenue

u i424 New YORK avenue
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SOUTH
EASr CORNER TWELFTH AND q STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
IN =, n THUKSDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH F.fA
~ ~ We O'CLOCK II n, we shall SELL In mont ss3
% S, tnf premises west "a feet Of Lot IN squSt
20 feet 'front.' running back lOJ net f6 an
1 n by thteestofy and basement Brick
i nw sningmh1use contatning II rooms, With modern
Ts5%s Made kn9yn 90 Day ofsal
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You've FENALn BURGLAR NaeGio
Dixon, who about two months ego IVES en-
ployed - domestic ct the house Of Caaxk Moore
ia Alliance, Ohio, suddeniy disappeared, TAX
Ing with her good supply Of wearing apparel
TeiegIams were sent 70 Letonia, where her pau
Of her could Do found. Last Saturday evenine
the emily locked the house and started out %
spend The evenine. Before reaching their dest-
home: and when apploeehisg 4 thsy no
gu1shed. In his seareS throueh the h6use ~.
Moore entered the cellar. where he lbund 10.
gle pi4op eeated on thk Cellar steps, Veofine
tevelry, eslverware. and nudnbef q o635Sr -.
e g aea Va shout g taks herdspaEess1, Gke
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nUNOANsON BIOS, Auctioneera
EXECUTORS SALE OF BONDS AND RANK

~ virtue q an order Issued by the Supreme Court
orphans Court business. we Will sell on WEDNES-
DAY, the TWENTY-FiRST DAY OF OCTOBER!A
y 1850, at ONEOCLOCK Pm. at the auction roous
west, $780,
Bonds. 80 4~ess'~AS
81 IL shares q Farmers and Mechanics, Rank Of
TERMS cash.
JAMES TRIMBLE, Executor.
NARY BLAKELY, Executrix.
oco0U OF Estate Of joseph Trfmble deceased.
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BISMARCK, OAK, October lathe Omitted
States engineer corps, which hes besn at work
on the Upper Missouri river, hes rsturnsd ffom
the north, and 10 soon 10 close IL laboss for tho
season. The engineers claim that they ara
unable TO do Justice % the river owing % the
their time must necessarily be spent in
preparing for next seasons work. With the
hope that Congress will deal moro literally
mel 10 greatly In need OF repairs, and there II
much 70 be done Ia the wy OF improving the
Bismarck, Fort Benton and inierrncdistf
points, representing run Of 100 miles north
west nom here, has been very good during the
past season, but would bs Facilitated by river
improvements.
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THE EVENING STAR
prRLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
x,,sssst Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st. BY
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. w. ADAMS. Pres't

,,-x~ry,<e STAR - served to subscribers In tbs
fEt Isryiers on their own account at 10 cents per
On ~ - aIc per month. Copies at the counter, =
sesk' ssch By mal-postage Prepaid-o0 cents .
ftt.., oDs wear So six months. %.
nv ,srei ri the Post Office at Washington, D. C. as
s.s,rd-class mail matter
- WEEKLY STAR-publishe6 on Frfday-$l q
80 hostage prepaid six months, 80 cents
All mail subscriptions must be paid In advances
.sssper sent longer than Il paid Tor
- Of advertising made known on application.
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An Ill-FeeeA Family.

MONTICELLO, IT,. October ia twoyears
old daughter OF Lewis Combs was pushed into =
Kettle OF boiling water at the residence on
David Brufitt, sunday evening, and wAg
scalded 10 death. This IL the third and iaso
child OF Mr.. Combs 20 die an accidental death
Yecently
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LADIES' GOODS.

MILE SLEAVIN HAS OPENED DPESS-M
ANl ing Parlors at 125 ST. where she is
her patrons superior fitting guaranteed prices mod
crate. Reception and Bridal TrOuSseaus q Speciality
Ocln-lm$
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IVHoMAs BOWLING. Aucnolear.


bExECgToRs AND TRUSTEES SALE sAL OF yAL Lf
ERTY, AT SOUTHEAST CORNER OF WEST
tP} STREET AND WASHINGTON (THIR-
TIETH) STREET. .
As Executor Of T. 9; Matthews and ss Trustee 60
for the heirs Of H c. Matthews will sci! At i.H s
Bays sas12 f 81 aeSs5 ss
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. M, part OF Lot 203, In
fronting 60 feet on Wes street and extending back
thai width 30 feet on Thrtieth street
with tie improvements, consisting OF large douoie,
three-story -and-basemen{ brick house.
Terms of sale: One-thirl cash balance In one, two
and three years. secured notes. with interest at six
per cent annum $500 to be paid at time OF safe
II compliance be NOT had with terms Of sale within
six 10 days after sale resale viii be pad q detaul-
ing purchasers cost and risk ser dye 9sSS hIuce u
% ocs-d1ds Executor and Trustee. 1905 sist st.
YsHOs. E WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT on WEST s Hn OF !,
sTREETs NoR'rHWEsT, WITH SIX ROOM
FRAME DWELLING.
By virtue of deed of trust TO me, recorde0 ln st3
Ltber r. N. H. No 20, toll 134 ct the land 3H
records of the District Of Columbia, Will SELF at -
Isa Y oq pS q che be- psssss aR s5
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK r. n. part OF Lot no ~, IN
Square no. x05, beginning NJ point ON lAth street.
80 feet inches north of the southeast corner o. said
lot and running hsnce north l6 eet inches snd tx
south one foot Of said parcel extending hack with
that width lbs feet q inches 70 fhaprtyate alley
Terms: Cash. All conyeyancing at cost or purch-
aser IN taxes and assessme1ts PS{a9le ous g ene
p? THoS Z WxGoAM1N. Az t'' ocsd
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Thirty Escapfug Convtets 1scaDsareA.
SANTA FEE, n. NJ, October 13.-Twsaty-av2
oouvicts In the penitentiary yard made Q break
nor liberty yesterday and got outside the gate,
but the guards opened fire and twenty-threl
weakened immediately and threw up thsi}
hands. "Toppy" johnson, . Sierra county
cattle thief, aud ChavsE, the LINCOLN county
murderer, started for the woods. AfteF running
about three hundred yards both men were
wounded and forced 10 surrender. Johnson'0
wound Is slight, but Chsyes has . bullet hole
through the right shoulder.
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WOOD AND COAL.

~ GORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND COAL
" Dealer, Office and ard. 1892 14th st. NV. foot
l4th ST. Pine Wood, "a; Oak Wood 50: Hickory Wood
-; sawed, Pine So; Oak 81; Hickory, $3.50. " God
AT a reduced price TO dealers Telephone connection
all parts OF the city. seI2;I1a
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
II Buyers 10 my large and superior stock of Lumber
Wood and Coal, which am selling al very low prices
tor cash
JOHN MILLER
Offices: 1920 14th street northwest 4la street and
Mary land avenue southwest.
Main Depot and Mill south Capitol and sts au313m
- 600 TONS COAL FOR SALE, COMPRIS-
s1sOOO ing every desirable variety, at the very
lowest prices. Kindiing aud Stove Wood prepared
the best manner. Quick and prompt delivery. send
in your ORDERS Office. 1il3 Penna ave. Branch
Offices, 32S Penna- ave. and 10th and h SIS De
pot and wharf. 9Th and Water sts s-w
iyI+3m u. L. SHERIFF.
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THH PoLY0AMY CAsEA-James Watson, the
nrst Of the Mofmona sentenced 10 sin months
imprisonment for unlawful CONTINUATION. ~
released at Salt Lake City yesterday, his term,
dedncting bis credit for good behavior, having
Eematns in jail to test by writ Of error the Ia
dtcfal construction Of the word aoohabiL"
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A eurr ron LODGE MoxEr-A LouisvilIep>
Kyu special 70 the Philadelphis Press says IL
Knights Of Honor brought suit to-day agalpsc
ure5 for ga, 900. 2hs supreme ledge. Kni9hf1
9 hsssefsnflSse p.scRt s sSS S:Ss nHcS
surst,es on he bond snd lie Supreme -
knights OF Honor, q Kentucky, are the dels51
the plaintiG sbarges That Breckenridge, 3 -
pfelne treasurer, has failed and INFUSED 70 -.
count for stnce the expiration Of his term a O.
fice. This action covers the entire CONTROVERSY
over funds sill tn Breckenridge's banda, 49,
paying into the Uptted States court o1ll,OO8
on "A order from Judge BAXTER.
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NHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
| 1Pk0PERTY On SIXTEENEH STREET, NEAR


1PEOPERTY On SIXTEENEH STREET, NEAR
Il STREET NORTHWEST.
. BY v lrtue of two DEGREES of the Supreme 800
Court OF the District of Columbia. passed re- imt4
siectiveiy on the 9th March, 1855, and Sth. ~
october, 1850, In equity No 1881, in Which
Gertrude +. Smith is complainant and Elizabeth
smith trustee ct al, defendants. will offer
9TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1885. AT O'CLOCK
uei Davidsons subdivision of square 9S with the inn
provements. said lot fronts rs feet 18th St,
near h ST., and Is improved with two brick dwelling
houses.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, within two weeks
al er day of sale, of which $3.50 be paid
OF sale; one-third in one year, and Onethird in
years. deferred payments to beaI interest, to be evil
denced by the prosSOry notes of the purchaser and
secured by deed of trust the premises sold. All
conVeyancing and recording to be at the cost of the
purchaser. ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trustee,
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C9LoRRD LAWYERS IN MARYLAND-Everett
=. Warng, coiored, Of this city, who VEGA ed
pitted as an attorney by the supreme bench Of
Baltimore city ON Saturday, IL, g stated In THE
6EAR, the nrst colored man admitted 20 the
baltimore city. In February last. says the
baltimore S.a, the sdmission Of C6as- s Wl-
son, oolofeo, who had practioed Law In Nsssa-
The argument was made that the provision Al
the Maryland law making only white persons
engaD,e ~ sHmission % attorneys was ID viola
stitution q the United states. On Thursday,
March ~, 1852, he supreme bench delivered
speeds duly qualified, . hot 70 s. denasred 81
reason Of his color M. Wilson. however.
never spRlied for aamisstoa. On Jpne ID Ia5f''
United States court ct Baitimese. = = -
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