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BALTIMORE, Nh. Sept. 23.-virginia skies. con-
9Olidated 40; pAst-due coupons, SO: teaOrties,
35As: new threes, 5Sl bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nd, Sept. 23.-Cotton dull-md-
ding, sla Flour frmsr with active trading.Howard
"a ~; DO. family .5Oa5.O0 city mills super OOa
Patapsco family, $40; do. superiatise patent, 600
Wheat-southsrn drmeE western higher and active;
Maryland. S5a.a0a: No. western winter red. spot,
December, 9elsa964s Oorp-sou!hern nrm and quiet
western steady and quiet; southern white, 55a56;
DO yellow. Sae6S wssts.n mixed, SPOT, a7sa47s:
47lsa4s' yea; SzasE5%: Jsnuary; S4%aA4le.
syivania, 30as5: western white. 32a34; do. mixed.
prime to CHOICE western 1a6oaiSS Pro PToSsions
steady Mes pork IL. tSooaiGSS Bulk meats-
shoulders 6t; clear rib ddes 7's; hams, i1saaI2ia
packed. 11a14: creamery 19a2l Eggs steady l7aI ia
steady and quiet-Rio csrgoss. ordinary 70 fair. s
19xsl03 WHISKY hi.ky eqiet and nominally steady.
Gotten s, 5-s2d; d9us IL: grain. 2ssd per quarter
corn $500 bushels; oats eo99 bushels rye: 500
wheat !, l96O0O bushelx corn. 81. 900 bushels.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quota
tions on the Washington Stock EXCHANGE are
noted to-day: U. S. 4Has, 1891, reg, 112t bid,
asked;do. reg, 122 bid, 1927 asked. D. c.
per:imp. 6s. 1891, coin, 115 bid. 1l6ta asked:
asked. so-year fund, s., 1902, coin, 12sis bid,
1854 asked. Metropolitan r. r. stock. 0S bid,
1O2 asked. North Cap and . ST., AZ bid. W ASH
ington Gas, 4Ols bid, 4Oas asked. Georgetown
Gas, AL. asked. National Union ms, Is bid.
Riggs ms, 6ls bid, Ga asked. Washington
Brick Machine, 1868 bid, no asked. Bank OF
Washington, 20 bid. Nat. Met Bank, 155
bid, 16O asked. Citizens National Bank, 1O11.
bid; Great Falls Ice, SO bid. Real Estate
Title Insurance, 80 bid, 1O0L asked. Penn.
Pot Tel. CO., 69As bid, 70lA asked. q. Is. Elec-
trio Light. 81 bid.
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ID Ed.
September 22d, 1885, ChaQlain

n. J. GONZALEZ
Funeral Thursday oath, at o'clock pm. frum the
residence OF Chas. W. Hensbaw. 6l3 Ii St sc.
SRlCE On Tuesday September 22d, 1885, at
llIo O'Clock p m. Mrs. MARY r. GRICE the De
loved wife OF John w. Gree and only daughter OF the
late James 8. and Elizabeth Hall aged thirty-seven
years.
Having suffered a long time all Of which she bore
with true christian faith, trusting the Lord
ner LAT words Mere sweeping through the gates of
Her funeral services win take place at the Ryiand
chapel corner 10Th and ID streets southwest on FRI
day afternoon at three O'Clock The friends aud rs-
uves are respectfully invited 10 attend 2s
HANFORD. AT Gates, n. Y, On Sunday Septem-
Der u 1850 AT the residence of John 4. PlxIsy AB.
BEY PIXLEf. wife of VIM. IL Hanford
Burial at Scottsvfiie, N. y.
ODEA. On September %, 1885, at Am JULIA
the beloved wife of Michael Dea, aged twenty eig1
years. 's-'
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
sl4 New Hampshire avenue NV Thursday AMER.
noon september "a At 3 pun. Friends of the family
invited TO attend. 3s
TGCkER Entered into rest at 10 p m, september
~, 1850. Mrs. HARRIET TUCKER, widow OF rho
frst year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her sons residence
IsZZ New Jersey avenue northwest Friday Sep
teinoer 10Th, al three pm. Relatives and friends Of
the family are respectfully invited 10 attend 2s
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to Tle Star.
THE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN,.
Points from the Platform.
SARATOGA. Sent. Or

SARATOGA, Sept %.
The platform adopted demands that the pro.
visions Of the civil service laws of the state and
grades Of the pubic SERVICE and that the laws
Be enforced In letter and spirit. Honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors should
an act putting an end to the enlarge
ment Of the stock Of money formed Of
silver, or based upon silver; that we emphasize
vention "that the imposition Of duties on for
resepus o0ly, but that IN raising hHs To, iHs
duties shall be SO levied as to AFFORD security to
our diversified industries and protection to the
rights and wages Of the laborer. to the end that
may have its just reward and the aboring man an
his full share In the national prosperity" Fur;
can Be ' seen is Strongly deprecas ssS
While We cordially endorse the dying senti-
ments of the great soldier and citizen. Ulysses
8. Grant, in favor OF harmony between the
north and the south, we insist that an end
shall be put to the criminal evasion of the guar
ised by the Constitution to every freeman.
In the letting of contracts for state work no
contract should be awarded to any person or
organization of iaborers; that stringent laws
should be passed for the improvement of the
sanitary condition of the homes of working
men In Cities we demand the strict enforce
ment by the national government of the law
prohibiting the importation of contract labor.
The platform also declares in favor of asking
the national government to assist in the i'm
prOvement of the Erie canal under state con-
troll.
The platform concludes as follows:-we con-
denim the hypocracy of the democratic party in
pIedging itself before election to civil service
form, and after election denouncing the
civil service act as unconstitutional. while
the national administration removes
tried and faithful public servants
and replaces them with persons whose
only recommendation is active, and in some
instances, dfsreputable poll teal workers"
We denOunce the removal of republican Off
GERS on the plea of offensive partisanship, while
such men as Higgins, Thomas, Throop, Chase,
their places.
We believe it theiduty ofthe republican major
any person appointed in violation of the civil
service act.
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THE THREATENED WATER FAMINE.
More About the Rreken Water Main.

The break In the water main occurred ut .
point about 100 or $50 feet from the junction
or the Conduit road and the road
leading from the canal ana river
road to the reservoir. The break occurred In
the thirty-six inch main that runs along L.
street AZ the point where IL occurred the
tnree mains-the S6-,nch main, the 3o-inch or
An eiliptical or ovalshaped section Of
i Ieny, se-inc "a main. about three feet in
was broken out of the side Of the main. This
nreak happened to occur In q house yard where
ground: The water washed the earth away so
w stream sxp SSSn a sss h
some distances. II is supposed d that . iaw eS-
At the Re The he. break was s dis
day, on account Of the lack OF the
York this afternoon for sleeve" which is
needed In order TO repair the break, but,
IL is stated. this cannot be procured for
several days. Meanwhile effort will be
made to patch up the break temporarily.
RELIEF PROMISED In "a HOURS
Capt Symonds stated this afternoon that
the break would be patched In "a hours.
Owing to the failure Of the valves located in the
work, in order to cut the water OF nom
that main, IL will he necessary to
smut down the gate at the reservoir, which
which will cat the supply from ali the mains.
The machinery Of the valve, it is said,
has been rendered useless by rust 1t
This afternoon the water was shut down so the
S6inch main only ran halt full Some
OF the water stfll ran out OF the
portion passed on the city pipes. Up to the
time the gate Is shut down the city will be on
nan rare so far as its water is concerned,
kDUinaaY of ha fsrx.A o,o 80
ment, spent considerable time on the scene OF
the break today.
The 30-inch main and a 12-inch MAN. lying
beside the 36-inch main, are uninjured and
are now in use.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON
THANCERY SALE OF FRAME house, an I.
~ STREET BETWEEN FOUR.ANfSA-HxLF

GHANGERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON L
~ Nh SI x,r,i sIp WnEN EOURcAND.A-HAI.F
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of -
the Hstrlct Oh Soumoia, passed July SOsh 1886, It'll
Diggns was pla,ntif and B,dget Doherty aud os6sfs
IL fsens Of .he premises, on w HHs asS.sY
TwEST ,ssI THIRD r, pay 81 sEFTEMBER,
following described real estate situate in the
Sity OF Mssnngson District Of Co!umbia 70 Wit Al
known and distinguished Is the eastern eleven III
es snd two 3 inches ont By the depth thereof o
hundred 900, together with the impy ovemsDts &c
Cal. Terms One-naH Of the purchase money to be in
Ssn, ano tne balance IN twelve months the deferred
70 pe secured by deed of trust the prop
sou. OF AZ casn at the option Ofthe purchaser
&c, ct the cost ofthe purchaser
BAINBRIDaE II. WEBB,
r,,r,rr. ,-,o, $40 A st NV, Trustee
OUNCANSON RIOS, Aucts. auS1ddds
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%. of Spain. Is seriously ill

King Alfonso, OF Spain. is seriously IN.
IL is reported at Constantine that Turkey
has decided to fight for the restoration OF the
status quo in Roumela.
The Madrid C0rreo states that an agreement
has been effected with Germany by which
Spain retains the Carolines and the Mariana
and Palaos islands, while Germany acquires
the Marshall and Gilbert group.
The North German Gazette prononnces n fable
The story that Germany had designs on the
Island Of Cuba.
VIM. Eldridge. OF Newport r. Z, a society
young man, blew out his brains yesterday.
Temporary Insanity In given as the cause.
In Metzel county, w. Va, Sunday night
John Cradle, q travelling photographer, while
exhibiting panorama In church, was seized
py masked men, taken out and hanged for the
seduction of Miss Ellie Moore two years ago.
Hanian, Lee and Courtney have agreed upon
the course on Pleasure island, I'm the Hudson
river, as the place for the double ecull confess
October 10Th
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VIZ CDUVALL, Real EstateAgent and Auctioneer
W. No 025 st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRl
PROPERTY, BEING NO. AZ

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PR0PEKTY, BEING NO. 40 AND 422 WASH
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 18th day 80
Of December. ~ D. $780, and recorded In liber ILL.,
tct OF and by request Of the party secured
thereby. sell at public auction. In front of the
premises, ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
NINTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the following-de-
scriDed ree situate In the city Of
District OF columbia TO wit Part Of original lots one
and two. IN square No Ole, with the Improvements
thereon, consisting OftWO brick dwelling houses
bered Is above.
Terms made know9 q time and placs ofsala
,a =; 3 JOHNsOM, }Trusteea
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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners have reappointed Martin
p. Key and Mr.. w. T. DonnelIy as additional
privates of the Metropolitan police of the Dis
trict of Columbia for three years. the former tor
duty in connection with the Washington HUI
name society, and the latter for duty at the
Portland fatS-both without compensation
from the District OF Columbia.
Thos. Z. Cogan has been appointed to a clerk
ship In the building inspectors office, vice 5.
w. Keen, resigned.
The number of deaths in the District re-
ported last week was 100; white SIS, colored
As. Death rate per 900 per annum: white
21.SS, cOlored 1877.
NO POWER TO COLLECT FEES
The District Commissioners will reply to the
first controllers inquiry as to why the harbor
master has not collected fees from vessels
entering the port, that under decision OF the
courts the corporation OF Washington had no
power to tax vessels with such fees, and all
effort to collect them were abandoned years
ago.
DELINQUENT TAXES.
Quite large number of the property owners
of this District are agitating the proposition
looking 10 the passage of an enabling act by the
next Congress, striking from the tax books the
crued penalties, more than cover the value of
the properties assessed. A petition will soon
be left with the Commissioners asking them TO
prepare bill for that purpose.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as
follows: A. 7. Gillinder repair brick stable rear
of No. SO, square go, alley between l4th and
18th streets northwest; 5000. DIR. John Harri.
son, erect q twostory dwelling, alley between q
and II and 18th and 14th streets northwest:
1900.
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seII-u CHAs W ALTER, Trustee.
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer

rRgsI N5 SAL, SALE OF pEsIRABLE RESI-
No. 20 K STREET NORTHEAST, NEAR GOV,
By virtue of deed Of trust dated I1th usA
720, folio &C. one of the land records for the Dis
Court passed in equity cause 30. 9.5i;s substituting
ceased, named in the aforesaid deed of trust viii
SELL public auction, in front of the premises on
MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF OCTORGR 1885. at
FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON OF SAID
DAY, the property described in said deed as follows
to wit: All tina, certain piece parcel of land and
premises situate lying, and being i'm the city of WASH
tngtOn, in the District of Columb q, and known and
designated upon the records Of the SURVEYOR for said
District as Lot numbered two hundr, d and thirty
seven (231), In square numbered six hundred and
seventy-fve t675l, according to B. F. GiIberts re-
corded subdivision Of said square together with all the
improvements, ct cetera. three-sOry brick house
with bay window, containing eleven rooms and bath
room, being house No. % street northeast
The terms OF sale prescribed the aforesaid deed of
trust as follows: OnsfOurt the amount of indebt-
edpess secured and unpaid with the expense of sale
cash. the balance In twelve and eighteen months
for which the notes of the purchaser bearing Interest
from the day OF SALE at the rate OF per cent per
annum, and secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty Sold deposit Of one hundred dollars REQUIRED
ct the sale All conveyancing &c, Mt OF pur-
chaser The trustee reserves the right resell the
property on the same terms upon default being made
by the purchaser at the risk and Of default
ing purchaser. w. PIERCE BELL
Se2%11t Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23

THEY DID NOT TENDER THEIR DESIGNATIONS.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
In THE STAR OF to-day, IL is stated that
have said that soon after the change of admin
istration all three OF the civil service commits
sioners rendered their designations. Allow me
to say that you have been misinformed. have
made no such statement; and, SO far as arm
aware, no resignation of q commissioner was
l would not then have rendered my resignation
had il been requested. should have regarded
the request, and compliance with il as
equally incompatible with the principles on
which the civil service act is based.
Hoping you will make this correction, / am
yours sincerely, DoRMAN b. EATON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23

The following army officers were to-day
placed on the retired list for disability by direo-
ton OF the President: Capt George Shorkiey,
18th infantry; Capt. F. NJ. Lynde, LIST infantry;
Capt. A. H. Nave, 9TH cavalry; First Lieut.
Michael O'Brien, 4th artillery, and First Lieut..
JAS. Curry, 5th artillery. The above retrements
promote First Lieut.. Cyrus NJ. DeLany, 18th
infantry, to be captain; First Lieut.. Matthew
MARYLAND, LIST infantry, TO be captain; First
tain; Second Lieut.. John T. French, jr., 4th
artillery, to be first lieutenant, and Second
Lieut.. VIM. w. Galbraith, 9Th artillery, to be
first lieutenant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23
Changes I'm the Omces.

VIM. T. Carly, Funkstown, Washington
county, and s. E. LIE Compile, Kills Point, Dor
chester county, Md, were to-day appointed
fourth class postmasters.
Matthew II. McWhorter, Of Georgia, q 81 400
clerk in the sixth auditors office, was yester-
quired.
The Secretary of the Treasury has called for
the resignation of Martin l.. Noerr as chief of
the division of captured and abandoned prop
erty and lands. Mr.. Noerr was appointed from
this District. There are no charges against
him.
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THE GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELL.
LOWS.

Boston Selected as the Next Place of
Meeting.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-The Sovereign Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows reassembled this morning, with
full representation. The first business.
transacted was the selection of place
or meeting for the next session. Boston had
been named yesterday, but the motion was
postponed until to-day. When the motion was
put 1t was adopted without dissenting vote.
The remainder of the session was occupied in
hearing and deciding appeal cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23

BALTIMORE, Sept. 23-For several days past
there has been much excitement In the wheat
market here, and during the past week the
price of No. 2 western wheat has advanced SIa
cents for spot, and the advance on futures
has averaged two cents per bushel. Promi-
nent men on change say they can see no
reason for the advance, as there is no foreign
demand: The business appears to be entirely
speculative, and it is more than usually large
for this season Of the year. In sympathy with
wheat, flour has advanced aud the market is
very active.
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneefS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUBURBAN TRACT OF
LAND, SITUATED ON GENITAL AVENUE
POLITAN RRANCH OF 4. d O r. r. CON

LAND. SlTUATED ON CENTRAL AVENUE,
BETWEEN LINCOLN AVENUE AND METRO
POLITAN BRANCH OF 3. q o. r. r., CON
TANNING 291A ACRES. -
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in -
fiber No s72. Folio 147 one of the land records
e. Pp9hc q. aH RG1fI on 1 SATURDAY OCTOBER
premises all those certain pieces parcels of ground
lying in the District wits In the county
of thereof being part of certain tract Of
land known as Metropolis View" designated and
described as lots numbered twenty COY twenty one
(21 and twenty-five (22), according the recorded
subdivision OF the said tract ofiand known metro
polls View. heretofore made by Thomas w. Berry
and John Middleton trustees, Gas by refer
said subdivision will more fully and at large appear)
and also all that portion and so much of lot numbered
twentythree CD of the same subdivision as lies to
the westward OF the certain railroad passing through
the said lot numbered twenty-three f28) contain
hereby conveyed or intended 70 be conveyed twenty
nine and eneQuaFtef (28 acres) and being the
same property conveyed to the said parties Of the first
part by RRndoiph Barton, guardian and trustee, by
his cstan hdenture OF even date with the trust above
mentioned together with all the improvements priv
neges hereditaments, and appurtenances the same
belonging or IN ANY manner appertaining
Terms: One-third cash: balance In equal instalments
at one and two years. notes to bear Interest and TO be
secured oy DEED Of trust on premises Sold or all cash
q option Of purchaser Convey aneing, &C. OF COS. Of
II terms OF sale are not complied with in days. the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defauItng purchaser, upon giving
five days public notice Of such resale in some news
paper pub!lshed In Washington d.
se22d&ds RANDOLPH BARTON. Trustee.
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How the New York Nominations are
Received Here.

The New York nominations are received with
considerable enthusiasm by republican politi-
clans in this city who are familiar with New
York affairs. They say no stronger ticket could
have been selected. Davenport, they say, is
extremely popular, particularly on account OF
his gifts for the soldiers home i'm the state and
that his M ination will unite all factions. 1t
Is lookededpon as a very judicious thing to
have put Carr on the ticket as lieutenant gov
ernOr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23

CHARGES IGNORED BIT THE GRAND yCRY.-
The grand jury this afternoon made its FIRST re-
port since the summer recess In ignoring the
child, forgery; Charley Sweeney and Prank
Cailaghan, grand larceny; VIM. II. Hardin, a.
sanit with intent 10 kin; Mary Jordon and An
Charles @ Finley, embezzlement and they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
ward E. Dant and Alice e, Murray: VIM. g
Carroll, OF Hyattsviile, Md, and Julia C. Wal.
ton; Henry Ford and Ida Brown; w. e Bald.
Potomac City, and Nettie Garrison, Of Dunn
tries, Va; VIM. =. Smith and Rsrtie Turbin;
James Z sparrow and Annie n. Spar; John A.
Lay and kittie Il. Withers, both Of Bloomy, w
Va; Mercer B. Mayfleld and Kate n. Blundon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23

Miss ANNIE K HUMPHREY,
AN1 43o TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
makes Corsets to order in style and material.
and guarantees perfect fit and comfort
HER SPECIALTIEs ARE
French Handmade Underclothins, Merino UnderwesR
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Gooda
French Cofsets and Bustles.
Children's Corsets aud q 81 Corset Miss II. sown
make that for the price Is unsur passed.
". B-Frsneh. German and Spanish spoken mrl4
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MARRIED.

LAM0NT-CLEAR- On "Wednesday evening sep-
tember 10TH lSS5 at residence of the brides otbsr
by Rev b. f. Bittinger, u. d., JOHN c. LAMONT 4,
MINNIE A CLEAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23

MI. Eatou's Resignstteo Accepted.
The President has to-day sent 10 Mr.. Dormau
b. Eaton, chairman OF the civfi service COM
mission, a long letter setting forth his views
and policy In relation 10 the civil service Law
and accepting Mr.. Eaton's resignation, 20 take
effect November LIST. The lettef Win be given
70 the press this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23

The sultan Preparing to Maintain
Them in ROuIuelia

CoNSTANTINoPLE, Aept. 23.-The Porte has
issued circular to the signatory powers of the
treaty of Berlin protesting that the conduct of
Prince Alexander of Bulgaria in relation TO the
rising in Roumelia is a violation of the stipula-
tions of tine treaty of Berlin, and declaring that
the sultan has resolved on efficient action 10
carry out the rights OF the porte contained in
the treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23

WAallAM j. MILLER, Trustee,
-.,ru. :. Once z08 fouisiena aYeniie.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers

TRUSTEES SALE o. PAIR BAY MARES. FOUR
seated CARRIAGE AND SET OF DOUBLE
HARNESS.
By virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded i'm Liber
1895 folio 31S, seq Of the land records of the
District Of Columbia Will sell at public auction on
sATURDAY, the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF SEP
TEMB r. A. D. 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M
IN front of the auction rooms Of Duncanson Bros 9Th
and streets NV.
One Light Bav Mare.
One Dark Bay Mare.
One Four-sets ell Carriage,
One Set Double Harness.
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.HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SIX GOOD sERvICEABLE HORSES, ONE Lam
DAU. ONE CLARENCE, ONE CHILDs
HEARsEIN GOOD CONDITION ONE SQUARE
GLASS HEARsE, WITH TWO SETS CUR
TAINS: THREE SETS HARNESS, LOT OLD
HARNESS.
OnSATURDAY. SEPTEMBERTWENTY-SIX
rooms, shall sell the above stock
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAJOLT-
CA WARE. FIVE CRATES AND HOGS!iEAD DIS
OF WHITE STONE CHINA. GLASSWARE.
TINWARE AND OTHER ARTICLES BELONG
ING TO a PARTY LEA WING THE CITY
AND REMOVED TO MY STORE FOR CONVE-
NiENCE OF SALE
On FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER TWEEN
TY FIFTH, 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK at my auc-
tion rooms shall sell large assortment of above
goods to which the attention of dealers is directed