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CONGRESsMEN In TOWN.
A List Of Those who Have Taken Omar
tiers 20 Far.

The following Is a list OF Senators and Repre-
sentatives who have so far taken quarters On
this city for the coming session OF Congress-
SENATOR'S.
Allison, William B. iowa f fi nss' v sns ave- 81
Blair. Henry w, n. H, 2ol East Capitol ST.
brown, Joseph +, GA, Metropolitan.
Camden, Johnson y, WA, Ills Ii st NC.
Coskrell. Francis NJ, Mo, lso2 q ST nv.
Oonger. omar D.. Mich, isai II san NV.
Sullom Shelby NJ, H., willards.
Dawes Dawes, Henry l., Mas, 1882 R. l. ave.
Edmunds, @. F., VI. 1914 10Th ST. NV.
E Easts. James Il. La, Arlington.
Frye VIM Maine a. H ssr hssh and sta n "
Sop son; h apshnr p IA IA las r. l. ave
Hale, Eugene, Maine, 1901 III ST. NV.
Harris, Isham G., Tenn. 2os East Capitol q.
Hoar, Geo. r., Mass. Isos II ST. NV.
J lnssls, John ann j, kansas, Bs, nv.
Jones, Chas. W., Florida, I5o5 q St NV.
Logan. John A.. M, cor. 18th and Clinon stA
henderson, Chas. F.. Neb.. Portiand' ava
Maxey, :. r., TIE xas. 4lS 4th ST NV.
Miller Miller. John F. Gals l2ls Conn. ave.
Morgan, John T., Ala, 113 LIST It. ne.
n MSrrill, Justin s, ", Thomas Circle
Pike, Austin F., n. H., Hamilton.
platt, orville H., Conn, Arlington.
tiuino, Preston L., Kansas, 14Os r St NV.
pugh, James L., Ala, 1913 II. /. ave.
sabin. Dwight NJ, Mimi. 1928 18Th ST. no.
Sawyer, Phietus. Wis, 1929 I st. NV.
Seweil, VIM. j., n. j., 1900 1 St NV.
sherman, John, Ohio, 1919 X St NV.
Stanford, Leland, CAL, cor. 18th and X SITS. nv.
Teller, Henry NJ, COL, 1o11 NJ st. NV.
Vance, Zebulon B., N. c., 1927 Mass. ave.
Nan wyck, Chas. H., Neb., 1900 Mass. ave.
Voorhees,, Daniel w, Ind, Portland.
REPRESENTATIVES,
breckenridge, c. r., Ark. 21s North Capitol 81
Barbour, John ~, Va, LA b st. n. e.
Bean, 9. G., Arizona, 1851 Q ST. nv
Cole, w. H., Nd, 1011 III ST. n W.
Dunn, Poindex II ter, Ark, 223 East Capitol St
Dowdney, A. N. 7, % LAFAYETTE square.
Gibson, Eustace, WA, 1915 III 81 n. W.
Haley, John, Idaho. 1905 sth St n. ".
Herbert, H. A., Ala, woodmont Flat
Hit, II. R, H., 1907 X st n. W.
James, w. r., n. Y, 1412 st. N. W.
King, j. Floyd, La, Arlington.
kleiner, j. j., Ind. 900 9th St n O.
Matson, c. C., Ind, 1920 Rhode Island ava
Mitchell, L, Conn, Dupont Circle
Morrison, w; r., Ill, WIllardS.
s.rn s j. g. .f fows i Iaas 8, It. NV
Swoope. John A., Pa, 214 A st. ss.
stone, w. j., Mo-, 123 Maryland ave-
Toole j. X, Montana, 513 13thst
voorhees,, Chas s., Wash. Ter, 81 3 9th ST. nv
Ward, Thos. b., Ind, 62s East Capitol 81
Milkin, s. B., Ohio, Wecker's.
Wilson, W. L.. w, Va, zoos N st. nv.
In city but not located:
Grain, w. H., Texas
Clifford, D. s, Dakota
Springer. w. s., III
Croxton. Thos., Va
Cabell, q. c., Va.
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District Government Anair~.

BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwfsle: Robert Dupn
ct al, for NJ. Il. Church, erect q dwelling, three
stories and cellar, Attn, between @ and south
Carolina avenue southeast; q, 800. H. Bean,
erect two-story dwelling, 20S l. street south
east; $500. George White, erect a three-story
dwelling. Maine avenue, between An and eth
streets southwest; 1000.
LIQUOR LICENSES
The Commissioners have passed favorablv on
the applications for liquor licenses of the fol-
lowing persons; August Albers, Mary Banna-
Bauer, John j. Brosnan, Thomas brown, VIM.
and M. 7. Carley, III. e. Christian, John Common,
Terrence A. Duffy Charles Diets. Henry
Charles H. Eslen, George Fritsh, Hugh J. Fegan,
James Foy, Alfred w. Giddings, George p. Cans
born John H; Gates, Ellen Gleason. Franklin
burn Miller, VIM. Hickey, agent for Mary
Hickey. Frank Johnson, Harris Kaletzki, Bar
James r. McGee, Martha A. MACK, Hugh Nc,
stephen j. Neenan. isnatius Nau, John x.
fin s. Reed, I. Roessle & Son, August Schmidt
Frederick Schneider, Joseph Sucker Samuel @.
stewart, George Schafer, John NJ. Stutz, Michael
George Scherger, James Thompson, VIM. VIII
kenning and Gottfried Xander.
MISCELLANEOUS.
mr.: VIM. T. Kellogg, in note to the Conn
mlssiOners, requests that Ontario avenue
Meridian Hill, be placed upon grade from
Boundary street to Superior avenue.
adequate drainage of street, between 18th
and 18th streets northeast, caused by the chain
gang excavating on street and the dumping
dirt on Tennessee avenue northeast.
e. A. Paul, principal of the High school,
writes to the Commissioners, suggesting some
changes In the pavement of streets in the vicin-
ity of the school building
The Commissioners have appointed Samuel
McMorran, Dennis Chester, j. +. CAN'T and
Peter Peter Grove as additional privates on the Me-
tropOlitan police for three years for duty at the
Reform school without compensation from
the District
SUING FOR DAMAGES.-YeAterday Mr. Thos
McCann, by his attorney, Enoch Totten, en-
tered suit for damages against the Baltimore
ana Ohlo Railroad company, to recover 81, 900
Tor the killing of four mules belonging TO him.
lie also entered suit against Mr.. Thomas f.
Wag@aman for $4,000 damages. The latter
leaSeG 10 the former the premises known as the
Germania SchuetZen park, at the intersection
of New York avenue and Boundary street. for
a term OF three years from November 1, 1884,
FOR 81 ,26O: McCann occupied the park, paying
rent, until the 18th of March, when he was
evicted by the Schuetzen Park company, as the
lawful owners, through the aid OF the Equity
Court. Mccain complains that he went to con-
siderable expense 70 lit up buildings and the
grounds for his laborers and stock, and ex-
pended large sums of money in moving his
men and machinery, providing another place,
and has suffered To the extent of the damages
claimed.
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GEORGE ELIOT.S LIFE.
Anecdotes Regarding Her Change o
Religious Views I'm the New Edition.

Anecdotes Regarding Her Change OF
Religious Views I'm the New Edition.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Nov. lathe new edition of George
Eliots life contains important anecdotes re-
garding her change of religious opinion. A min
lister who at the request of some of her friends
had endeavored to check the growth Of her
liberal views, said afterwards "that young lady
must have had the devil at her elbow to sug-
gest her doubts. The book that I recommended
her in support of Christian evidences she had
not read. ! asked whose influence chiefly af-
fected her belief. She said Water Scott" The
exact words OF Emerson's remark about her
were: That young lady has a calm,
clear spirit" Lewes was asked If the Sc
cret of her power was not her wonderful
sympathy. "Unquestionably it Isl" he replied.
"She fOrgets nothing that has come within the
curl Of her eyelash. Above all she forgets no
one who has ever spoken to her one kind
word"
A new complete cheaper edition of
many of Ruski 8 works is announced. with re-
production Of the destroyed plates.
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Sw1rr's SrEcrrrc

Is natures own remedy, made from roots gathered
nom the forests Of Georgia The method by which
II ID made was obtained by halfbreed from the
creek Indians who Inhabited . certain portion Of
Georgia which was communicated to one ofthe early
settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down
TO the present day. The demand hes been grad
ualiy increasing until 100000 laboratory is
now necessary to supply the trade. A foreign
demand has been created. and enlarged facilities viii
be necessary to meet 1t. This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
CANCER, CATARRH, sCRoFULA, ECZEMA,
ULCERS RHEUMATISM, BLOOD faint,
hereditary otherwise, without the use Of Mercury
or Potash.
Books on Contagious Blood Poison" and on BLOOD
and Skin Diseases" mailed free.
For sale by all druggists
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga
1877 w. 23d st. N. Is
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NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The police to-day found
Mrs. Albert Fritz and her two children dead in
bed at their residence, 1873 Grand street. The
furniture of the room was meager and the cup
board bare of provisions. 1t was thought that
the woman had poisoned herself and the chill
dren. The matter Is being investigated.
Mrs. Fritz was 80 years old. and the wife of
Albert Fritz, an engineer. Her children were
Elizabeth, aged 6, and Albert, aged 2ta years.
She used cyanide of potassium, the most dead
ly of poisOns. The only reason for the terrible
act was slight quarrel with her husband.
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P1cruRn FnAxna
Among the many new goods we are now constantly
receiving we would call attention the very handsome
assortment Of Gold, GILT Bronze Plush and Brass
Picture France
In Cabinet and Promenade Frames we offer
fiush and Gilt Frames from 25c
Anuque Brass Frames, 20 and 20c.
Flush Door Frames. from sec. up.
magnificent Plush Frames, Garnet and Blue. sec
Deep Fine Gilt Frames 8x1O. 08c 9l.28 9l.60.
Deep Fine Gilt Frames, 1Oxl3, $1.40. $l.06
Deep Fine Gilt Frames. 1Ox14. $1.06.
we furnish these In all sizes, all widths OF moulding
to g inches wide
Bronze Frames, In handsome desi9ns ut 80c 90 =.
Sl.2s, el49, $l9s. in Sx1O siza
Our stock Of Oak. Walnut. Gilt and Plush, All Gilt
ana otnef styles of Frames Is always complete and we
90 not charge for framing.
isneo thh week and we shall be able to furnish them
again In all Sizes from IA feet In Walnut Oak,
ASH Cnerry and Ebony Our lowest price for 6-fbot
fois' Win Tr1mmtngs is 29c Don't forget this.
We also offer this week
Wea-made Carpet Top Hacking Boxes 00c.
WMoat Stands very good. 00c and 9l.lo.
walnut Towel Racks, Acc and g0c
walnut Music Racks. 09c and n 90
walnut ana Ebony Brackets, ~ from 26c up.
we also ofier few Ebony Cabinets corner and side
- very iow. prices, desire % close them out
foo can now secure bargain.
Il sILvERRERa co,
NJ ana tn md sls 9Th stAnw.
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Accident on the Virginia Midland.
A TRAIN LEAVES THE TRACK AND TWO CARS


GU DOWN AN BEREAVEMENT.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. IA. - The south
bound passenger train on the Virginia Midland
railroad which left here at HOS last night,
when near Rockfish Gap, between Charlottes-
vile and Lynchburg, ran off the track and a
broken switch, and two cars went over the en-
bankment Fortunately none Of the passen-
gers were injured, though all were considerably
shaken up. Conductor Pitts, Baggagemaster
Post and Express Messenger Frost were i'm
jured. but not seriously. The damage was not
great
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ASSAULTED A WOMAN WITH AN AxE.-The
Of Noah the sorfd man
Ing Mary u. Fortune, at her home In O-street
alley, was called for trial in the Police Court to
to see his wife, who lives in her house, and
talked SO loud that she threatened to have him
arrested. Burke, she said, stepped outside, and
up T Th ne dealt her
bonds $500.
17O5 H street northwest, reports stolen from
her house clothing and other articles valued ct
4 q. m. to-day there was stolen from bis person
an overcoat valued at $1O.-Mrs. NJ. Burch,
1902 7th street, reports stolen from her e4.25
BITTER BREAD.-Complaint is frequently
they leave Ia brsaS biscuit or cake raised in by
them q disagreeable, hitter, taste. This taste
follows the use OF eli impure baking powders,
introduced TO make : cheap articie). BY the
impure and adulterated character OF other in-
gredient. used. Or nom the Ignorance Of their
bining them. These Baking powders leave in
the bread residuum formed OF lime, earth,
though frequently, tastabie In the food, and by
- The koysi Bsfins Powder Is nee n ssn 1lom
siduum is len and the Loaf raised by Il nG re- re-
ways sweet, light and wholesome, and noticea-
bly, nee from Che peculiar taste com planned OF
The reason Of this 10 because 1t is composed OF
cally combined in exactly the proper propof.
tions Of acid and alkali 70 act upon and destroy
each other. while producing the largest amount
Of raising power We are tusttned IN this ssser-
ton nom the unqualified statements made BY
the government chemists, who After Thorough
and exhaustive tests recommended the ~Roysi''
| TOR GOVERNMENTAL me because Of it superiority
over all Others In purity, strength and whole
somenesk There = no danger Of bittor brad OF
biscuit whoge it alone h used.
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BALTIM0RE. Nd, November 14-Virginia Sizes
cOnsOidSted. %: pastdue coupons, 68as: new ten.
forttes, 3oA5; new threes. 601d bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd, November 14-Cotton steady
middnng, W. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat-sonth-
ern higher and firm; western higher: southern red,
93a06: southern amber, 00al OIL No. western winter
req, Spot StA2a02ah: November, 90 asked; December
9SA bid: January, 06a08as: February, 9S1ba06lh
C0rn-eouthern nonnally steady; western higher and
hrm; southern white, 48a5O southern yellow, 47a52
western mixed, spot. 48iaa5G November, 4S4G bid
year Az bid; January. 46A aA6aA; February 46a46a
oats nrmLsouthern. 32a36; Pennsylvania, 32a36
western white. 33aS6; western mixed, 31a33 Rye
quiet ana hfn 7Oa72. Provisions steady and quiet
6ngsrIc0ppef refined duh, lOalO1s+ Whisky hrm,
1.A0al.IE other articles unchanged. Freights. to
1verpool Per steamer qsiet-cottOn 1925 -four,
hs;:-ska r.n h nsmer SaaSs4d ReceiptsIn9us 40
ye: ~ bushels sa shipments-aogr, COZ barrels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, November IA, 1l.l5a.m,-Wheato opened
very strou9 exdited and 1c higher this morning, and
later advanced more This rapid advance is attrfb-
uIed 70 the war news and the liberal buying Of heavy
OPeIat0rS-uecembef opened at $50. or Ia over the
close OF Yesterday advanced to 0 fall back 70 80,
6na Is now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. col; January, 06A1a
S0ss Coan opened hrm, &sh higher, ct 4St fof No
xemoer and a9!A for year, advanced Y and more.
vamSsr: zS fnd = now SHctea q 4S ,or Mo
a7 sg esa asn tor SsS srs
aoS a. nsnss; Sus iost ast ofths Dscemnss
aaiSnner-Decsmbef. 62O. January, 6.37la February,
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FINANCIAL AND COMNERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and $50 n. m. prices
OF the New York Stock market to-day, reported oy
special wire to H. H. Dodge. $50 10Th street:
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The FRoLIC-The barge Frolic reconstructed
here out of the United States steamer of that
name will be ready i'm "A short time to proceed
to her destination in the Gulf of Mexico. A
large number of mechanics are now employed
upon her, and when completed she will De
very valuable vessel.
AN AFFLICTIoN.-Mr. Charles B. Shirley,
well known citizen, residing on Royal street,
near King, in this city, is threatened with total
blindness. MIR. = has q wide acquaintance i'm
Washington, where he for long time held a
position in the Treasury department and was
afterwards one of the doorkeepers of the House
of Representatives.
Notes.-The only prisoner at the station
house this morning is Ed. Tyler, colored,
charged with assault.-Mr. VIM. Marks,
whose hand was badly mashed at the Midland
shops, is now much improved.-The corpor-
alton court resumes its session next Monday
Some OF the AleXandrians summoned to
Norfolk to serve on the u. ). court jury have
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Withers, colored, had one
of his feet badly hurt with handling brick yes
terday for Mr.. p. X. Pullman.-The mayor
has fined VIM. Cramton for disorderly conduct
on the street, and j. w. Glover for disorderly
conduct at the opera house.-Mr. 8. q. Brent
of this city, attended, by invitation, the recent
democratic celebration at Fredericksburg and
delivered an address there.
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N A n RlED,
Dl ED.

BYINGTON-OSBoURNE. On THURSDAY Noyem.
Der l2th 1850 al fremont house, by Dr. Sunderland
II d. BflNGTON and MAMIE OSBOUKNE ~
Charlestown, jefferson county. West Virginia.
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The Courts.

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN,
Yesterday, Wilson, administrator, agt. Ar
ricks, administrator; mandate from the United
States Supreme Court affirming judgment OF
this court. United States use Of Wilson, adj
ministrator, agt. Walker; do.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 1.-yudoe Or.
To-day, Anglo-Amefican Insurance Co. agt
District; motion to quash certiorari overruled
and proceedings set aside; appeal. Werthei-
ex. rel, BoudinOt agt Phillips, (demurrer) on
trial
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2:.-Judge Merrick.
lay BSr,orS sgs MakeI verdict for
dict tor defendant tor $3.50 with interest.
To-day, Cavanaugh agt Smith, remittitur of
cepted by the plaintiffs attorney. Moynihan
agt Penn. X x. 90; motion for new trial
o over Clark agt Myers motion to set
EQUITY COURT-yudoe Haouer.
Today humphrey agt. Humphrey; leave to
amend bill granted. Randolph agL Fox; James
guardians ad litem. Parker agt. Lewis; John
Larcombe do. FURNACE agt Furmage; auditors
report ratified. Newcombe agL Bankers and
ceivers, returnable December LIST, granted.
Nickerson agt. Nickerson; time to take evidence
extended one day. Smith agt. Smith; w. b.
Orleans. Butler agt. Butler; sale decreed and
+ j. Stellwagen appointed trustee to sell.
PROBATE CoURT-yudoe Hagner
4CsVctu0ys Cot8lc VI JONI rs n8uua OrQeF 6p-
pointing %. q. Hanna administrative; bond
$15,O 900. Estate of William B. Brown; will ad-
mitted to probate and record. Estate of John
G.. r. de Kraft; letters of administration, with
will annexed, issued to Elizabeth Is. de krafft;
bond 1900. Estate OF Hiram /. King; letters
Of collection issued to John II. Gray; bond
$4,000. In re, Cecilia Uncover, guardian: cita-
ton issued against guardian. Estate of Mat
thew White; letters Of administration issued to
James I. Clements bond $500.
CRIMINAL CouRT,yudge Macarthur.
yesterday, Francis Carter, EN- observation-disclosures
guilty. Rose Petrous, alias Washington two
cases, guiity;sentence suspended.
To-day, HCohen, receiving stolen property: ar.
raigned and plead not guilty. Jno. Catey, con-
victed OF forgery; new trial granted and de-
ienoant admitted to bail In the sum Of $500.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds In zee have been filed q follows ]. B.
Kendall TO r. c. Gill, lots 81 and 50, So 363;
$2,85O. o. c. Green to Alice g. de Yturbide
right, title and interest In Rosedale; -. John
Sweeney g Ella B Sherman, sub lot 81. %. 50;
50. 1880; $425. p. G. Palmer 70 Catherine Z.
Starr to Josephine Miller, subs. SO and 81, 90.
1,O42; e2o5.52. b. v. Niles ct 81. to Roee Wal
ZACH ct al, interest In estate Of Marehnll Brown
-. William r. Hooper 20 Joseph J: Reynolds,
r. a Sg e. rs b ss%s e " s. NJ.
Francis H ana Frank 3. smith, trustees. 70
S E1g 4. MsrpSy o y. & wsilsce, iot Is, g.
2oE 4,8O0. HenV A. Haynie 70 Teresa Solo
mon, lot II, q. 500 to68 A G. Neweom 70
r. W. sisson. lot 20 and part lot 10. "a. eos -
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FIRST LIEUT.. GEORGE L. CONVERSE, JR, Sd
cavalry, has been ordered before the retiring
board at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, for exam
ination for retirement
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Richard Burke, a newspaper man, from Hin
ton, West Virginia, while on his way TO Balti-
more to purchase type had his pocket picked OF
S265. He thinks he was robbed by four men
who were on the train, and who were after
wards seen counting money. The case was
reported TO the police here to-day.
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PERSONAL.

4 NyL SERVICE EXAMINATIO -QUES
~ "ols ana answers In all subjects send ten cents
nI4-lm. Southwest corner Sth and K rs. NV.
"ANrED-A RELIABLE PERSON OR FAN
.yv ~ 70 ADOPT white female child about months
1. "a nstny parents For interview and arrange
z. o.. General Delivery. Mise
WILL THE LADY WHO Lives ON GEORGE
promisedf 9 T. LUCKETT, i22l 5 g. n.w.ni3-2ts
D. ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
S9Poa osw are now prepared 70 nay full value for
nono Clothing address call at
.oSIn O.0 stand 6l0 d u NV. Cco-8m
WAsHINGIQN DErECTTVE AGENCY-OLD-
.axas sAsapiSneo; calls st residence promptly at.
IT. oISs noyr y Am 70 1Op M: managers, VIII
A-AAAS ~ n f6lCEs 026 r e. M. se162ms
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On. Mr. BAcx.

EVERY STRAIN OR COLD ATTACKS THAT
WEAK BACK AND NEARLY PnOsrRArEs you
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sTopen till p m: Saturdays tin IL >. m. Elec-
trio Light nl2
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Don't 1RRTTATE Your LUNGS WITH A SruB-
BORN COUGH when DIR. Jayne's Expectorant
can be SO readily procured. Sore Threats and
lungs are speedily helped by IL.
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LDOR RENT-HOUSES ON CAPITOL HILL
II View brick 100. b St. n. e., rooms, SIS
Brick BIZ 9TH st. n e.. . rooms, side yard, S22
Brick 3D., 9th ST. 3. d rooms, bath, &c, $40.
Brick .u5 ID 81. n. e., u rooms, SIS.
Brick 12l2 q 81. 8. G.. . rooms. $40.
nl3-,I ALBERT +. FOX, go F st. n w.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
REAL ESTATE

EEw-YoRK, Saturday, Aug. 8. 1883.
list OF AUCTIONS.
No sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day.
The total sales for the week ending Saturday,
Aug. s, was $146,9O0. =.
For the week ending with Saturday, Aug. To-
the following sales are announced:
TODAY (MoNDAY) AUG. TO-
By John T. Boyd.
Foreclosure SALE Ambrose Purdy, referee of lease OF
plos Of land 42x and 4story buildings Nos l19 and ls
fOthave W s. 81 IT 8 Of 2lstst
TUESDAY, AUG. IL.
BIZ Peter D. Meyer
Foreclosure SALE ailton rcercc OF lot 2o1O7
and 3si0ry building no 2s0 East lth-st ss .l3 oi
2dsve and similar SALE Frederick Forster re cree Oh o'
"a sx CO. and 4story brick dwelling No 70 Lcxinyonave
s. 494 It Q OF 26thst
WEDNESDAY, AUG. H.
By Berncrd Smvih.
Foreclosure sale Thomas Henry refree OF lot 2nro
ana l.sory brick building No wakers; s. 60 1t OF west
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
AVON BEACH HOTEL,
CLARENDON HOTEL,

HOLLAND FATENT y. Y.
ated In the village OF Holland Patent .
on THE UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAILROAD
Twelve miles Uiio and miles from Trenton Fas
II mas been ree hron for the occupancy OF the
present propreor who prepared TO furnish guests
The arranged singy
and in suts 70 ind yiduas fanies Ino
hotel fronts the village PARK anordng within cay feacn o
class livery In connection with the hotel also barn
fo private carriages OF guesa Patronage
~ T. 4. 1HORP a CO.. Propr1etors.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

The BEST coNsrHucrED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE rkACk LINE FOR BUSIN KsS OR
sruu x,ue, o. PLEASURE TRAVEL
.1i1p IRE ~ ngi ,S,hOkE k0UTE Is ALONG THE WEST
Savnsz vi lhE WORLD-RAMED HUDSON RIVER
~ r. y Ez,vsyUyITHILIs OF cATsKILL M0UNTAINK
EooEHAxxood BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OS THE
and san stssr jay q 1885, trains viii avs West A2ds.
trains iesse from new downtown station iootof JAY It.
North River ~ minutes earlier frop foot Of
Deexoit and Snlcaxe 'l0to = tsl0 $40 p N Puii.
Snspsason bridge Niagara yais surssa Rocbe..or ION
10l6a IN. -6:i0. s8sl0 m sseepers paror cara 80"
Hshand Ponespsas ss9ysrns: % and Albany 1910 .7.2o
Newpurs Kingston and CaIskii .l2.lo. -72o. aoa
s1OslO ll;l5 q M $40. 405. s6O. .8:l0 D. u ''"S
6aratoga spectalA 800 llil5 q m x:16 m
Lake GEORGE 300 lllbA SATURDAYS onIv 3:l6p m
xaaterskl Hunter. Hobart, Grand Hotel station Pho.
aSs a s Hos s sss fnsss :iS, Grand
fssnvne. Cairo. Mountain Hsass station -l2.io 7:2o
'Ss Ssr MOI. aoD.s. and az csBs $50 tao ss .. s,o M
Halit0n London sl0si0e n 'esi0 's.l0 p a Teronto
ybbsiiy: Other trane daay syosps ss,das.
5se.% HoSsfs sscorys douqs, dssn :
tk SeS y6l 9y9 LlS0 LS2S broadway 7y1 ethave, IA
xfst l2ethst 1888 Bowe and vsst shSts satiens fooS
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- b left at ticket olDcoA HENRY MONETT.
70 BroAdwaE oenerd Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
Financial.

% wALLsr.. rEw.Yonx July rs. 1885.
TO THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDERs OF
THE
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
Dressma unI.

hRESSMAKER.-By first-class Fr nch dress
~ maker TO out by the day or take work home terms
=. 30 per day; irstclass city reefences Cal Ivy Mess
lOth Sc NINE % oUiIIAND.
nRESSM MAKER.-Thorough work home or go
out by day cut ut and drape In latest French styss
highest feferencss; city country Address ARTLSfiC
E0x is6. rribune ptow ONCE. l.5ss Broadway.