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AUCTION SALES
nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneer.

nuNCANsoN BROS. Aucs,oneera
ToksDAY AoRH TEHssr,!s SEPTEMBER T1r-
x,' ooxa Hs oSs s AE zEfs sss1ocx
NINTH AND aI p STREETS NORTHWEST.
OF EVERY pEscRiFfioss A 81 HOUSEHOLD
faGP eos sHfTss WNIhSSHs.
SSHEAAMBER SETS MARpRoBEs, nHnsSrK1ns
sH MssAATSEEA AT s5c IS & TAieksfs
Fffn Skk sFsr n9 ENGnRs xxSKs sShTkEs IoT
kASks WA!KS 1r"1 ExFsss %AIf Tnn Ii
WNa Ea HAIR GHki ksp G GM5NA ANp r, SLA N
E PILLOWS ANB RoisTERs spRfNds. HkIz
@ HN N9 SSaHE sro SAsPT EI4c1HS k1 az
ONE TOP BueaaYls' o NEARLY NEW.
sff.yrsrr,'rvr oS XSebSHbs BOOKS IN GOOD
EITcH. FOX BROWN, Rsal Rs1ats brokers
NEAR as vf ns ma B Ada4Tv w. eoAS''
o ssFt GGn1aR
Lest. T x 5eIs
miles Of the VEsina Beach hotel and seventeen
bathing and tor ioS NJ me ss ~a.er lake
on one side connected with three beautiful la0docksd
sed
water Is wen adapted for raising vseetabs and hns.
ing wells At moderate depths Several cottages viii
be built on ad,oining lots next season.
twelve months, fine opportunity to acquire sum
s5 on the ss"'hSs bao
sEH AZ ETnIG Tas
TEN Tse saIe VIII contnae
s'os asn6ss elOaks and underwear of
Ladies are invited to the sale As the goods WIN be
positively sold without reserve. FOLEY, Anton
nUNcANsoN BROS, Anctioneers.
e f'! SsD
v';s' met No. ssiS ses s's asy
'S IN i2si f
O'clock PM ali that Piece or parcel land situa
ted in the City Of Washington In the District of Col
a
esn % aRS 81 %
for the same at point the east line of Sth street
cast distant twentytwo feet north of the southwest
corner Of said lot six co. and running thence north
and fourteen feet one inch to alley thence
south along said alley thirteen feet eleven inches and
thence west one hundred and fourteen feet one inch
Together with all the improvements ways. lease
ments rights, privileges and appurtenances to the
same ".a belonging or IN any manner appertaining
deposit required at in e Of sale
trustees reserve the right to resell after ave days
public notice Of such resale in some newspaper pub
deianlting purchaser Conveyancing, SC, at cost of
purchaser.
.e,4-eo&as J SAsSE4 l. c aSEs:. Trustees
FINHOMAS BOWLING, Auc1,oneer
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

{ IAhPETs'
We are daily receiving our Fall supply of WILTON
ADMINISTER. MOQCETTE. BODY BRUSSEL,
TAPESTRY and INGRAM CARPETS. Also, CUR
TAINS and DRAPERY in great variety. Those In
want of choice goods will find it to their advantage
examine our stock before purchasing.
HOOE BROS. & CO.,
Se7-3m 1923 F St
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STEAMERS.

TUNARD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN.
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
FROM PIER 40. N. r. NEW YORK.
ETRURIA-...Sat., Sept. % ETRURIA.....Sat Oct. "a
SkRvLA....- Sat, Oct 3iSERvIA......Sat, Oct. 81
GALLLA-......SAt. Oct 1OjGALILA......Sat..N Nov. z
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabln-$6O $50 and 800
$35.
Steerage very low ratea Steerage tickets to and
from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts
Of Europe 1t lowest ratea
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
HaNre. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for n Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply At the Company's
once, NO. bowling Green, or both steera&e and
Cabin 70 OTIS BIGELOW CO., sos 7th street,
VERNON Il. BROWN 4 CO.. New York
sel4 COS It'll street, Washington.
- ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRx
street, New York.
Normandie. Frangeul. Wednesday, Sept 16, IL am.
Amerique. Santell, Wednesday Sept 30 am
81 GERMAN. Traub, w ednesday, Oct. Z 400 m
checks payable on sight, In amounts to suit. ON the
BIAN, Agent No Bowling Green New York
MessrA BELL & co, Agents for the Distric4 of
Columbia. l437 Pennsylvania avenue
se0 Washington D. c.
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TOMORROW.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EsrEY PARLOR ORGAN.
BY virtue of o deed of trust, dated November 10,
the Land records Of District OfColumba and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, Will sell at
public auction, ut the auction rooms Of Duncanson
Bros. corner 9th and streets northwest. on TUES
DAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH,
1855. AT TEN O'CLOCK, one Estey Paxlor Organ.
Terms cash,
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PROPOSALS.
pROPOSAIS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
l. UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, WASHING
TON, DC.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHISGTON D. C., August "a, 1885
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate. addressed to the
Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance Navy Department
Washington, ID. G. endorsed Proposals for supplies
will DO received at the Bureau until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. on the FIRST DAY OF OCTUBER
1855 at which hour the opening Of the bids Will be
commenced for furnishing and delivering at the
United states Navy Yard. Washington, u. c. the
supplies and materials embraced in printed schedules
instructions win be furnished by the Bureau on app
cation and sent by mail ii requested to persons de
string 10 offer for any all Of the classes nam ed
therein.
The classes to be bid for are as follows:
NO Lumber; No. 2. Steel No. 3 Crucibles No a.
FILES No. g. Feed: No 6, Phosphor. bronze; No. n
Pig IRON No s. Tin No. o. Bituminous Coal No. To-
anthracite Coal No IL Pine Wood: No IL. Leather
Se,inss No IL, Oil: No; II. Paint Brushes; Nc. 10
Nails: No 10. Screws: No. IL, Paint; No H. Hard
ware NO. ~. Muslin. canvas &c: No. 20. Miscelia-
HeOuS
Zach bid must be accompanied by q written guaran.
" OF two responsible pei SONS, ia the full Of
the contract that the bidder will within ten O) DAYS
AFTER the contract shall have been awarded to hun
enter into written contract with the Navy depart
ment for the fulfillment Of the same.
Inc bureau reserves the right to reject any al
bids not advantageous 70 the TO waive
defects. MONTGOMERY SICARD
An3l mat Chief Of the Bureau
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THE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

kHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route to the south and southwest
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY I'D. 1855.
oy16 am. daily, New Orleans k.ss Line for ALI
points on line Of Shenandoah Valley, Norfolk
aud Western, last TeDnessee. Virginia and
Georgia Railroads.. Atlanta. Asevn. Jackson
Vile Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile New or
harss, and the south and Southwest. Pullman
Palafe sleeping Cars between Washington aud
New Orleans without change Conaectiug az
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars. New
York TO Atlanta
30 r. N caily Memphis Express For all points
SOUTH Southeast aud Southwest Pullman Pal
ace sleeping Cars between Shenandoah Junction
nod Memphis wlsneut snange' SnneesinS As
Orleans without change
Trains leave b 4 O. X K Passenger station. corner
Eew Jersey avenue and street
For tickets. sleeping reseryaf1ons and all infor
nation apply af ticket Offices go Penna ave-, 1851
Penpa. ave. and at depot u. & q. r. r., and 04ice OF
the Line where Orders III be taken
- osgxnec % De called TOR an part Of the city
A. POPE. Il j. LOCKWOOD.
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WHAT REPRESENTATIVES YoRAN Avs ABOUT TT.
Representative Foran, OF Ohio, had an inter.
View with Secretary Manning - the Treasury
department this morning. He exprcssed the
opinion 20 STAR reporter, who met him I'm tho
secretarys ONCE, that the policy adopted BY
John sherman and other rspublican leaders In
Ohm, q waving the bloody shin, was doing the
republican cause much harm In the state The
people In Ohio, he said, were thinking more OF
OF agricultural implements % the southern
People than about what they thought during
This morning, while on 9Th street northeast
nsal her nome. MIA Bridget Hepburn was inae-
Gently assaulted BY negro. Upon the appsas.
mace his escape. The case Va reported 10 the
seventh police precinct, and che ocacsn asO
District Geyerume.e Am.s-
AwkkKe WORK OF THE noe cArcHKRa
The weekly report OF Mr.. q. Eip,tein- mound.
master Tor the week nding the 18TH tnstant
killed.
MIsCELLANRoUA
w. b. Bryan, Caroline j. Heger. Catherine
Head, r. c. Fox and J. r. Tayior. owner of
property In sq uares % and o. on X street. ~.
tween Connecticut avenue and 2lst street have
petitoned the Commissioners 60 lay . water
main In that street.
The Commissioners have approved the recom-
mendatton OF Mr.. II. A. 9riswold, school trus-
tee, that q school room be rented NJ Tenbey-
town.
The Commissioner have replied to ]. T.
Turner, Bryanfown. Nd, that the Law provid-
ing . building or buildings Tor accommodation
OF this District
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THE PERUVIAN MINISTER'S TIN Box Rrcoy
ERED.-The tin box containing important pri-
vate papers forwarded TO Mr.. Elmore, the Peru
Wan minister, which was lost nom the
State department mail wagon on the 2Sth Of
August, has been returned by q car driver who
picked il nm. - "
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FINANCIAL.

PnHcn & WHrrrnr,
STOCK BROKERa
Is nfssSssSSs s.shu.. }n.w yor.
632 1Ssn 9reet lCorcoran Building), WashinRton
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRxPH WINES
wAsHINGToN, BAiTiMoRE pH11Anr1puy.
N6W YORK, BOSTON, &c
0xNERAL pAHTNIRa
AAYNARD C EYEE
A0g8Y u. DoDaE. Waahin0ton m q
WuAIAA II T1AyaRA. Special fnrfneR
Buy and sell on commission all ciaases a Rsflvsv
H II DODGE Ra.sdsas ps.tu~.
o9csss,Ss oastccks md Bonds and inlofmas,cn r..
Gnsdne kne m@kees received ShrOogh oalr Vfrea ~.
sanity. 0tecs rom the New York Stock Exchane1
~ osos1 sHsco.eo and reuoeted pEumpEly. II
IHn An1Isorox Borrr1so Co.
corner Of 9Th and X N NV.
WARRINGTON, n G..
6ottleE1 Of Chr. Heuricb,a ceaaaw.tad
AAEtk&EN AND LAGER BEHR
= = s4as 4 1sss C6ARLE9 JACOBSEN.
Tsephone call 6s4-A Easms
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERcIAL
The New York StneL -

The New Y OfK MOCK MNVk0f,
The following are the opening and 900 H. m. prtces
Of the New York Stock market to- lay reported o.
SPECIAL wire to IL IL. Dodge, $50 l5:n street:
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IT K. FULTON, Auctioneer

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDaEa
will SELL by public auction, at my store. 12l6 Penn
S syIIIs ave, commencing TUESDAY: sEPTEM-
stock OF Forfeited Pledges from Nos. $3.50 to 70858
on safe department and 70 81 466 inclusive on shelf
department. This sale will consist Of Gold aud Silver
Watches Chains, Charms Lockets. Rings, Pins. Brace
lets. Spectaces Eyeglasses Opera Glasses, Diamonds
set In Rings Pins Bracelets and Earrings; Solid Sill
yerware. Guns silk and Satin Dresses, Velvet Goats,
&c.
This sale will continue mornings at 10 O'Clock and
evenings at o'clock until all the lots are sold.
Ticket holders will please take notice.
II. X. FULTON,
se11-4ts Pawnbroker and AuctiOneer.
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Auction SALES.

THIS EVENING.
yryHoMAs BOWLING, Auchoneer.
- ADMINISTRATORS SALE
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Belonging to the late Joseph Weed
ALSO,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF THE
MEDICAL LIBRARY
Ofthe late DR.. Stabler. Of Alexandria, Va
AL4o,
GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS.
some Of them Rare and Valuable, including Clarence
Kings Reports. War Department Orders, &c
To be sold ct my Auction Rooms, aw. corner 11th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Washington on
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER FOUR
TENTH, 1886 as HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
and following Evenings
Parties unable to attend the sale can have their Or
ders executed by the Auctioneer. se9-ot
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ee11-4ts Pawnbroker and Auctoneer.
TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneef.

FIHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneef.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION IN GEORG ETOWN, d. c.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH 80
1885, in front Of the premises shall commence,
at the hour of FOUR OCLOCKiP. NJ. to sell the esel
following described property: Subdivision of Lot %
fronting 65 1910 the west side Of High street
between Grace street and the canal improved by q
STORY Brick House. containing about thirty rooms
u iM ~ Ed AFTER Sub Lot SO fronting
High. improved by two-story ,a1d. basement Brick
Also. Sub 81 fronting y feet on the north side OF
No. 500.
Also Sub 81 fronting 81 81 improved by q two-story
frame house containing z rooms being No 1907.
Also, Sub. 70, fronting 30 81 feet the south side
ofGrsce street improved by large frame house con-
Also. Three $story and basement brick houses each
fronting about 16 feet the south side Of Grace
being Nos. 1920, 1922 3224.
Also. Sub. SO. fronting 1910 on the south side OF
south street. between Congress and High streets, i'm
proved by one 2-St0ry frame house.
Also, Part of same SUBJ fronting - leon third (3d)
alley, improved by one 2stOry frame house.
Terms: Onethird cash, the residue in three equal
payments at q, H. and Ii months with notes bearing
interest and secured by deed of trust the prop
erty sold or all cash at the option of purchaser One
hundred dollars deposit on each property At time
sale All conveyancing and recording 1t purchaser 8
cost. se2-dts
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RoBBERIEs REPoRrED.-Mrs. Alice Ro,,ins
600 X street northwest reports that on Friday
night there was stolen from her store two boxes
ward Bryan, pa H street, reports stolen from
his store On Friday six gold rings valued at
$5.5O.-Oscar Baker, 1857 Pennsylvania ave
milk tickets, worth $26.@Jerome c. Hutton,
i404 street northwest. reports stolen from his
mouse $50 In cash--Charles Mercer reports
stolen nom Ris house, corner OF New Jersey
avenue and Q street, . silver watch worth SD
MIS-. Frederick Bush, 614 A street northeast,
Gassenheimer, 9th and Pennsylvania avenue.
reports stolen on the night Of the 10th instant,
lot OF knives, FORKS, &C., valued at $50.
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The Marine Hespital Service.
VR0 VIII. mn oYypnraN nwrvpAre

DE-. ]. II. Matthew, ana DR.. H. II. Grant, Of
Louisville. KY are 1t Wiilaxd'a The former II
Vice President Hendricks man for the ONCE OF
suRgsoa general of the marine hospital service
70 succeed Dr.. J. B. Hamilton. d.. Grant, In
case the appointment II made, Il IL said, ex-
poets to be appointed SURGEON In charge Of the
Louisville hospital Vice President Hendricks II
expected 20 arrive here to-day. The presence Of
the discovery that Mr.. ". H English and ex.
senaaoe McDonAld ere pushing DR.. Walling, Of
Lndianapolis, The son-tnlaw Of the former, for
the service that II change Is 70 be
made IN the ofios OF surgeon general
system under which the service has ettained its
present success would be wholly disarraneed.
All the surgeons In the service have been ap.
pointed after passing rigorous examination.
and the recosds show that eighty-two per cent
o. applicants Tor appointment have been re-
yected. The majority Of officials in the service
are democrats, showing that politics. have NOT
been factor In building up the service.
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT A NEW YORK FIRE
NEW YORK, Sept IA fire broke out early
this morning in the five-story tenement No
PIG. east S1st street It started in the cellar
and the smoke and cracking Of the flames
aroused tenant on the first floor, who gave
the alarm. Nineteen families lived in the
house embracing over one hundred persons
most of them young children. They were ali
hastily aroused, and some OF them escaped by
the stairway, while others descended the fire
escape. Mrs. Ruetiinger, the vile of q baker
made her way to the roof with her three young
children and babe Not noticing an air shaft
between PIG and the adjoining house. she fell
down 1t, n distance of go feet, and she and the
baby were instantly killed. The other children
We're warned in time of their danger. The total
loss by the fire was 81 600.
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GEN. HANCoCK's NEW AIDK.-Fint Lieut.
Henry X. Lemly, third artillery, viii be relieved
from duty at the artillery school, Fort Monroe,
Virginia, and viii report In person 20 Major
General Winfield =. Hancock. commanding the
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Nane. q. 800, Ndme o. 300
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beginning Work I'm the Iron Regions.
READING, Pa, Sept. 14.-Furnace No. 1, of
the Reading iron works. which was idle over
two years. was started up to-day, giving en-
ployment to about sixty hands. The Keystone
iron works, which have been idle for q year and
u half, will now be thoroughly overhauled and
repaired with Il view to starting mp in two or
three weeks. The works give employment to
several hundred hands
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN NEW GOODA

In NEW GOOD6
4 Atwood TRBoor, Soc
z2inch CREPE CLOTHS in n al tSs new shades SOC
Atwood BLACK CASHMERE. S7l. 20 B2i,' 76C
La Gaai e. ELANNEL SULTINGS, 25c
SSULOnED CASHNERhxS, 12Aa, 10, 20, 25c.
6H0CADE VELVETS, 75c.
SiLk xELVETS, 81, 1925
yEhSE1S, 81. SID, $3.50.
AeayX RED TWILLED FLANNEL. 2Ac
~ .aITE FLANNELS, g, ION 40, 25c
CLOIH Ior Mems and Boys wear, Is, 90 25c
cases 81 CANTON FLANNEL 5, Ga. 8, 10, l21hc.
large " H!TE BLANKETS, So $3.50, So
HeaEy GRAY BLANKETS, 81, $1.2a
GoMEORTERS 81, lbs $L5O
LACE CURTAINS all prices
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS.
A beautiful line Of INGRAM CARPETS, 25. 80, 371a.
QUO very best EXTRA SUPERS, 15c. All the new
Styles IN TAPESTRY and BODY BRUSSELS at pop
uar prices.
FLOOR OILCLOTHs all widths.
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 CO.,
seq 636 Pa ave-, south side near It'll st.
Id ~
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w. Ii Ii Ht 1qgGH4 aoR&&kwGasa g..
Call special attention to their line OF
INTERIOR DECORATIONS,
PARLOR FURNITURE,
CURTAIN STUFFS,
FRENCH WALL PAPERS,
O-r Morocco Curtain and $12 Turc0man Curtain,
ofwhich we have q limited nnmser.
Furniture UphOstertng and Cabinet work will re-
ceive special attention. auS-3m
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The Grangers' Gatherine.
OPENING OF THE FAIR AND PICNIC AT vAxxa
CHURCH.


Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
FALLS CHURCH. Va, Sept Il
The northern Virginia district fair and ptcpio
OF the grangers opens here to-day. The opening
ceremonies win take place at 10 O'Clock am.
and will consist In an address OF welcome BY
the mayor and response by a representative
OF the grangers. The program for the other nve
days OF the fair season will be a follows, proba-
bly,: On the 10Th, Tuesday, an address BY DR.
James M Blanton, worthy master OF the Viz.
ginia state grange; another by Mayor J. w.
will be by Hon. James M. Mason, s-On the
Equality of Taxation" On Wednesday, 18th,
Hon. Mortimer Whitehead, of New Jersey will
deliver an address; q grand tournament will
close the night. On the 18th, Thursday ad-
dresses will be delivered by Hon. Norman J.
Colman. commissioner Of the Agricultural de-
partment; Hon. John A. Logan, and the Hon.
Randolph Harrison, commissioner of agrfcui.
ture OF the state of Virginia On Friday, tho
Ellzey, OF Georgetown college, and Hon. Gerard
Z. Brown, deputy OF grange I'm York county,
Pa, and Hon. John b. Strider OF JefIerson
county, West Virginia The day will close with
a military drill. On Saturday, the 10th. other
addresses by gentlemen not named yet.
There will be ploughing match on some day
during the fair. This, undoubtedly, will be one
of the most interesting exhibitions OF the fair.
so far as my knowledge extends, this affair In
this region will be the FIRST OF its kind and
ought 10 attract n large number OF farmers.
In clearing up the ground and I'm erecting the
buildings. The latter are not quite finished vet
Articles for exhibition began to arrive last
week. LS A.
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The following changes from Saturdays quota
tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: U. S. As, coupon, 1881 bid,
1888 asked: D. c. per. imp. IS. 1891. coin
113Hi bid, la asked; 2O-year fund, 6s, 1892,
coin, 1884 bid, 126 asked; Col. R. R. stock,
National Union ms, 1885, bid, 20 asked;
Potomac ms, 46 bid; Board Public Works,
green IS, 96 bid, 971a asked; Washington
Market stock, 1915 bid, 1911 asked; Bank of
Washington, 20 bid: Second Nat. Bank, 1OS
bid; Real Estate Title Insurance, 991a bid,
1OOl3 asked: Penn: Tel. Co., 63A bid. 56
asked; U. s. Electric Light, 80 bid.
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THE CoM8ECRAT10N OF BUHOP.ELECr Sui
LIvANCTbe conservation OF Father Sullivan,
as olsnop Of Mobile. will take place, as has been
on Capitol Hill, next Sunday. The ceremony
OF conservation viii be performed by the Most
assisted by Rt Rev. ]. J. Kean, bishop OF Rich.
mond, and Rt. Rev. II. p. Northrop, bishop of
charleston; Ri Rev. John Kahn, bishop OF
wheeling, will preach. None but persons hold
Ing tickets Will be admitted to the church 70
witness the CeremOny
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The AccIDMf AZ fMB Ro0r BUrkDINo-In
the accident ct the HOt building. In which
named Robert Bailof, was also injured. The
two men were clearing or . shed In front Of the
S1s,,sa e sns shsa Eve way and hcsn n.sa y!
and received alight hruioeG about th0 body.
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SNATCHED A SATCHEL AND RAMA colored
boy, Mark Brown, was tried in the Police
person. Miss ]. Z. Richardson. 1915 leth
street. testified that last Wednesday near the
corner Of Corcoran and 18th streets, . colored
snatched her satchel and ran. 1t contained :
black glove and &15 in money. Two colored
boys testified that they saw Brown with a
setchei, IN which he had some money and =
glove. The care was sent to the grand Jury:
bonds $500.
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AWARDED TO A WASHINGTON CoNrRAcroD
The superintendent of the life saving service
has awarded the contracts for the constructiou
OF life saving stations at Frankfort Pent Water
South Haven and White River, Lake Mich
igan, to NJ. A. MCGOWAN, OF this city for a a %.
$4,449 S4,a19 and 50 a 33 respectiyelv
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ONE TOP BUGGY, NEARLY NEW.
sEvENrY.FIvE voLu HsGs BOOKS IN coon
IL CONDITION
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SINGLETON & FLETCHER
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AM UPHOI-
STERY GOODS
STRAW MATING, BABY CARRIAGES
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ETC, ETC
Remember. We guarantee prices to be always the
AIS TIN STREET NoRTHwEsx
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CATALOGUE SALE

TNdOMAS BOWLING, AnCtlOneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-14

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Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-14
Police at a Forester., Ball.


 While the anniversary of Court Sarsfsld, No. 6,939, A. o. F., was in progress in Arion Hall last night detachment of police enter ed about o'clock and took in custody sev- eral of the members whom they found dispensing liquids to the assemblage. The parties in charge claim that the affair was strictly private, there being no admission fee charged and only those being present who were members and invited guests of the court. They are of opinion that they can explain the matter satisfactorily, and that when the facts are known it will be found that there was no violation of the law. The party was most orderly one in all respects and not of the kind that is apt to call for police interference. The court deeply regrets that such an unfortunate ending should have marked their first anniversary, but they are confident that no stain will rest on the body whan the whole truth is out