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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS. COR 9TH AND NV
lJFilling a specially; Also the cure OF tooehache
without extracting A local anasthefic used ON ehe
gums. alleviaies pam Of extracting Gas given apl3
SAMUEL l. SCOTT DDS. :
- hiseen years experience In Dentistry Omce, 1907
st-n-w. Preservation Of the Nas0rs Teeth : sps.
eialty. ocl3
nR 7. n. TALBOT. DENTIST, l37 TTH ST.,
IL three doors rom corner K DunGaeyy in N
IT'S branches Teeth inserted 81 per sc Al work
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MIS- BROWN tCOLORED, TAKES LADIES
Missouri ave NV. where they viii have the best Of
care. se2lms
II only reliable Ladies' Physician in the CITY, can
De consulted daily. 1874 ST. bet 4ia and 9th sts NV
ons strictly confidential. separate for ladies'
once always open. sel-6ss
NINE DE FOREST, LONG EssTA BLIsH ED AND
~ reliable ladies' Physician can be consulted daily
TO y pm. ty2a- 2ms
7 AIDES NEEDING AN EXPERIENCED AND
lskiiifai female physician should consult the orig;
and Cne. an2I-;ws
nR AND NINE SELDEN, 500 MISSOURI AVE
II SPECIAL treatment Tor ladies; thirty years
t.nsive experience: remedies prompt and reliable.
charges reasonable and consultations free: correspond
enee strictly confidential; call write; office always
OPEN MaaIne Selien visits ladies any distance 2siws
DEAD AND BE WIsE--DR BROTHERS. 9O6 B
= 81. = appeared before me and made oath that
city and will guarantee in all cases OF privaie
disease oi men and furnish medicine. or no charge;
CONSULTATION and advice free Az any hour during the
DAY subscribed and sworn to before me by DIT.
in and FOR the d. OF C., THIS I'd Giay Of July lSS5
aulJlm<
II HAS NEVER BEEN CoNrRADICTED THAT
using I.ies PHYSICIAN in ls stx s ya yer
Confidently consult Dan BR1T OF 500 y st. s sSn
oe nsa to All II
So Board, with good accommodations and kind en-
Gent nurses furnished To those who desire
few days Ia the city under his treatment anl2lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
WI or two of DR. BROTHERS Invigorating Cor.
dial VIII cure any case of nervous debility and iosl
of nerve power. II impA<ts vgor the whole svs-
tenn 9OG st. anl2-lms
nR. ROBERTSON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
IL specialist in baltimore. be consulted every
Wednesday and Saturday al 456 & It. NV. from 10
ppm; guarantees cure in AL private diseases re
Gently contracted In four days without use
Of nauseatng drugs Al lchronc diseases and blood
petsons positively cured without the use Of mercury
Special attention TO all female diseased Main of1cs
| 80 ~ Liberty ST.. Baltimore. Nd ie5-3m
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Gov. Hoadly opened the campaign AZ Ha mil
ton, o., Saturday I'm q speech which occudied
two hours In its delivery.
]. K Emmets Fritz 81 "a 600 stage dor vas
accidentally stranged TO death In Albany iasl
Friday night In the barn on Mr.. Emmet's
Hon. Charles Epson. ex-member of Consresa
Tell dead at his residence In Coldwater Mich
saturday night OF heart disease
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DRY GOODS.
SrrcrAn BARGAINS
IN NEW GOODS

q AIirwooL TREcor. SOC
4xminsn SnsEPE CLOTHS In ali The new shades, Soc
La odiSs, FLANNEL sUITINGs. 25a ''
TES1 Cnn NJ GG1AS yH 12as ID, q. 26c
SILK YELvETS, a. u. 81
JERSEYS. q, 81. as 81 80
M, sayx RED TWILLED FLANNEL. 2Ac
~ aT1 e ILXANNELS. 9. 12lA. 20. 25c
Cloth for Mems and Boys wear lS m 26r
Gases ofCANTON FLANNEL 81 Gu IA IN.
HHeasv S W aRIY R hIL1ANN NJ S $2t $&5O. O.
C04EORTERS 81, 81 Is, S1tC
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A CARRIER PIGEON ON ITS TRAyrIs-This
morning, about O'Clock, = fawn-colored carrier
pigeon, with the following marks stamped ia
red ink on its wings: wv. Arnold. s, 12l West
18th street, New York; Cranbury N J.; Bev.
erly, n. j., and Havre-de-Grace, Nd" was
found in the money order Office of the Post
and detained about thirty minutes 10 ives re-
leased to continue its journey southwark.
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TE1HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
FALL SALE OF SEVERAL GOOD BRANDS OF
CIGARS
On THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
TENTH. 1855. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my Auc-
ton Rooms, shall sell for the manufacturers the fol-
lowing brands of Cigars:
1850 baltimore Beauty.
1900 Quintas1e.
140O Oriole Ne7-St
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NH cetved the Fall Style BLOCK. SILK HATS
made 70 oroer. Old styles remodeled 8ll IL q.
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WEEKS & Co, Auctioncers.

" hEhS q CO, Auct1once1S.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS N
FREMISES No. 625 NORTH CAROLINA AVE-
NUE, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION. TU Is
DAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER EIGHTH, At
Ten An, COMPRISING AS FOLLOWS:
BRUSSELS CARPETS, MIRRORS, HAT RACK,
MARBLE TOP, PLUSH TOP AND OTHER
TABLES. PICTURES, ROCKING, CHERRY,
REED, OAK AND WICKER CHI AIRS. HAIR
AND WIRE WOVEN MATTRESSES, WALL
TREssEs, CRIB. WALNUT PARLOR SUITE.
TOILET sEfs, KiTCHEN WARE. COoKING
UTENSILS, LOT COAL &C. se5-2t
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CARPETS! CARPETS,

CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS!
A beautiful line of INGRAM CARPETS. a 40 an.
oOc. xe1y pest EXTRA SuPERS, zoe an the new
.Sycs ~ IAfESTRY ana BODY BRUSSELS g pop
FLOOR OILCIOTHs all vidtfa.
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 co,
seS 686 Pa ave, south side near TIL st
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MEDICAL, &c.

Mrs BROWN (COLORED) TAKES LADIES
ANl before and during Illness her nice home ,C5
Missouri ave. NV. where they viii have the best OF
care se2lms
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THE BERNE CONFERENCE

BERNE. Sept. 1.-THE International confer
ence for the protection Of literary and artistic
property opened its session here to-day. NJ.
Droz Swiss, minister of commerce and agrfcul-
ture was chosen president. and NJ. Arago, the
French ambassador, vice president.
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RANGE OF THE THERNoNrrrR.-The follow
ing were the readings 1t the signal ONCE to-day
an, OIL; Am, $50; IL an, 66.7; pm.
0OV. MAXIMUM, 600; minimum, 6l.A
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TOMORROW.

TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATERIAL
FROM THE BUREAU OF PRINTING AND M,
t5NGRAvING, CONSISTING OF SCKEM
FLAMES GORDON HAND PRINTING
rhESS, PIPE CUTTER, METAL CUTTING
MACHINE, IRON RAILING AND OIL "
NITRIOL ALSO, A LARGE NUMBER Or
DESKS. TABLES. CHAIRS. &c.
EIGHTH. 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. in front OF
my auction rooms, where they have been removed
for convenience shall sell the abovedescribed old
material
BY order Of f. O. GRAVES,
Se3dts Chief of Bureau.
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General Foreign News.

LONDON, Sept. THE German government,
at the request of Sir Edwd. Mallet, the British
minister, has issued the police report of the ar
rest of English tourists at Frankfort The note
accompanying the report contains no word of
regret or apology,
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RAILROADS.
WAsHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN Rail
w ROAD.

WAsHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w Road.
On and after AUGUST 30 1885 trains will leave
from and arrive at 9Th and streets depot follows
rive at Belmont PARK ia5 81 a. m and e26 D m: Lees
bug il:nl a. M and 64'6 p m: arrive at Round Hill
hIil 13Ei m and 4ss9 M pass Leesburg 6:42 a NJ
p m. and arrive at Washington $50 m. and 7:I6
y.
ON Sundays the train leaving Washington 9 a m.
Only runs 10 LeeshUrg and the train arriving al ZIG
y M starts from Leesburg-
Special EXCURSION rates and sunday trains to BEL
MHNI PARK Monthly and Commatation Rates to
Ell LOCKWOOD.
507 Pennsy lvania ave-. Washington. au31
rI'HE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH AND SOUTH
200 A. M-~LYNcHBUk'i Nail, daily, except Sun
day 10 local stations, connecting at Lynchburg with
lI:I5 !. NEW ORLEANS FAST NAIL daily,
Meeting at Iynchhurg with n and w r r, daily.
except sunday, with G. and o. Railway. Pullman
30 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from Wash
"n TO New orleans lean Without change Of cars Pull
DAB N.-IOUrsvILLE FAST LINE. Daily via
GhariotteSvile to Cincinnati, Louisville and all
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars. Washing
1910 p. M.-sOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Daily to all points, south and southwest via Dam
Washington to Atlanta and Montgomery. Parior
Cars Montgomery 10 New Orleans Pullman Sleep
ers from ssfangtou via Charlotte and Columbia 70
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leave Washington at 455 p.
m daily. except sunday.
war5enton Trans leave Washington at 700 a m.
daily. except sunday. HIS and 5:45 p. IN.
daily.
Trains arrive in Washington: SEQ a. m Southern
EXPIRES, daily, $40 Strasburg local, daily
cept sunday; LOO pm, Lynchbarg Mail. daily, ex-
cept sunday, o. pm New orleans Fast Mail, daily,
$40 pm. Louisville Special, daily.
For tscS cts and Information inquire at Company's
b. and y. station
NJ SLA UGHTER, n. MACDANIEL.
Gen. Pass Agent Agent
au29 SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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The CHrNEsE MINISTER returned 10 Wash.
ington from New York last evening, presume
ply Tor the purpose OF taking some Official nc.
ROCK Springs, Wyoming
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seq washington. D. C.
|CUSARD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
FROM PIER 40 N. r. NEW YORK
GALLIA.-.Sat., Sept IL GALLLA........ Sat, Oct 10
AURANIA-.-..sat Sept. IYi AURANIA...Sat. Oct Il
ETRURIA-..--Sat., Sept. %; ErRURIA--Sat, Oct. "a
SERvIA.... Sat, Oct 3iSERvIA.....s;at. Oct 81
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabin-$6O, $50 and 100
according To accommodations. lntermediate-$S5
Steerage at very low rates Steerage tickets to and
from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts
of Europe az lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports
office, No. 4 Bowling Green, both steerage and
Cabin TO OTIS BIGELOW & CO., sos It'll street,
VERNON ii. BROWN CO.. New York.
MessrS OTIS BIGELOW & co.
SCI sos 1th street, Washington
YJNO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE
CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
resorts by the
Take the popular steamer "Leary' or Excelsior"
on TUESDAYS or FRIDAYS, at $50 p. NJ, con-
Meeting in Norfolk with the first-class passenger
steamers Berkshire and Johns Hopkins.
TO Providence, S13; round trip, S24.
TO Boston. via Providence S14; round trip, SIG
This includes meals and st,teroOm berth.
For further information inquire office, 18th street
wharf Telephone No. 745-3 w. p. WEIGH
NSIm Agent
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WOOD AND COAL.

7 INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
Buyers 70 my large and superior stock of Lumber
Wood and Coal which am selling at very low prices
for cash.
JOHN MILLER.
Offices: 1920 18th street northwest AZ street and
Mary land avenue southwest.
Main Depot and Mill South Capitol and SITS. au31-3m
- 600 TONS COAL FOR SALE COMPRIS-
JsOOO Ing every desirable variety, at the very
lowest prices. kndiing and Stove Wood prepared in
the best manner Quick and prompt delivery. Send
IN your orders Office, ia Penna. ave, Branch
Offices, 32S Penna. ave. and 10th and X NV De-
pot and wharf, 9th and Water SITS. s.w.
tyI4-3m q. L. SHERIFF.
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w OOH

Coal Woon
JOHNSON BROTHERS
wHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD
TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS Sw
BRANCH YARDS AID OFFICES CONNECTED
By TELEPHONE
1902 street northwest.
1918 9TH street northwest
174O Pennsylvania avenue northwest
1112 9th street northwest
Corner Sd and streets northwest
22l PennSy lvana avenue southeast
!al3
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SECRETARY BArARD and Adjutant General
PPr1m were the only callers received by the
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

ONE UPRIaHT cIHU Is IN PIANO: FkENCH
PLATE 0IRR0RS; LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
PAkHok SUITES; WALNUT CHAMBER
WAINuT = WXRDRo 5HEsGlO corTRaE l sETs:
z; TARLEs; EASY CHAIRS CANE ROCKIES;
stbkSo1ab Bat w h4SK HAHPsqAk kx Is
SION TABLE LEATHER-COVERED DINING
CHAIRS: CHINA AND GLASSWARE HAIR
AMp OTHER Nn ma Md44TTREssEss FE "a HkS
sTo Sh okk iTcasiNP RsaHfsI 4S &
LARGE UPRIGHT CASE CASE, AT AUCTION.
On TT ESDAY MORNING. SEPTENBEn
sell at our spacious salesrooms 9th and streets,
large assortment OF excellent Household 00odA being
the entire effects OF family declining
sale, to which the attention Of buyers Is called Il
GAS. INSURANCE, RAILROAD, MARKET
" BANKS, &c, AND OTHER STOCKS
On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER NINTH. at
ONE O'CLOCK p NJ. we will SELL within our auction
rooms. 9th and d streets northwest. the following
stocks:
100 shares Metropolitan railroad stock.
100 shares Wash. Gas Light company sock.
100 shares Georgetown Gas company stock.
70 shares National Metropolitan Fire Insurance co.
100 shares National Union Fire Insurance company
stock.
200 shares Washington Market company stock.
70 shares W ashington Brick Machine Go. STOCK.
shares National Bank of Republic stock.
Is shares Citizens National Bank stock.
40 shares Second National Bank stock.
so shares Great Falls Ice company stock.
100 shares Capitol, North o and South Washington
railroad company stock.
100 shares Pennsyl vania Telephone company stock.
Kany stock, and other stocks
se7-N DUNCANSON BROS, Aucta
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On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER NINTH, -
1885 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, will sell at is4
public auction in front Of the premises Lot c. in es
Todds subdivision of original lot 10, square 84O
improved by Frame House, on street, between
Delaware avenue and Canalstreet southwest
Deposit Of $25 will be required at time Of sale One
third cash. balance in six and twelve months secured
BY deed of trust Conveyancng and recording at cost
| of purchaser.
THOS WAGGAMAN Auct
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sEcRxfARr LAMAR did not return 20 the ds.
pstment today. and is still reported absent
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caster, colored, was arraigned In the Polio,
Court this afternoon on q charge Of embezzlin,
Jackson, who stated that Lancaster was work
ing on her farm, and she entrusted him with al
OK tn bring to Washington and sell for her
was arrested and fined $40, winch he paid. anf
gave her $31. She said the OK was worth 500
The case was sent to the grand jury; bond
$500.
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FIRST LIEUT.. ALLAN II. JACKSON, 7th in
iantry, Is detailed rs acting Judge advocate of
me department OF the Columbia, 70 take effect
oc.1oer 1, 1885, and will report for duty 60
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TWO POOL TABLES, WITH BALLS COMPLETE:
ONE COMBINATION TABLE, WITH FINE
SET BALLS AND RACKS, CUES, AND COUN-
TIERS; ONE FIRE-PROOF SAFE. AT AUG
TON.
On THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
TENTH, 1885, at TEN O'CLOCK within my auction
rooms shall sell to the highest bidder. the above Ia
bles and safe
se73t THOS BOWLING, Auct.
T WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE
1StOck OF N. SILVER, 715 Market Space Commend
irg WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER NINTH, At
HALF-PAST TEN NJ. The sale will continue
goods millinery cloaks and underwear Of all descrp
ton is disposed of.
Ladies invited to the SALE as the goods will be
positively sold without reserve. FOLEY, Auction
Se7-6t
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IKE SUPPLIES roR THE INpIAwA-Ipdlnn
commissioner Atkins returned 10 the ctty To-
Gay from New York city. where he hss bean
INSPECTING the goods that the bidders In the
Ss"n Svntrsc1 Ior Indian supplies have fur
nisneo In several cases where the goods vsr.
not mp 70 TIE samples they Were refurned
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LONDON, Sept. 7.-Sir Andrew Clark has
made a diagnosis of Mr.. Gladstone's condition,
and reports that the ex-premier is sound in
health, but that care is necessary to prevent a
relapse
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GONE 10 SEE THE YACHT RAcE.-rreasurer
Jordan and Chief Clerk Youmans. of the
treasury department, have gone 10 New York
W witness the International yacht race
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i HUNCANEoON AuCuOu0efA
PEREMPTORY SALE OF THIRTY FIVE HORSES
AND MULES, WAGONS, CARTS HARNESS,
DC, BEING THE STOCK OF A CONTRACTOR
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
NINTH, at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell, at the stables
No. 2211 street. between 22d and 23d streets north
west for account of the contractor thrtyve head OF
elegant horses mules, &C. being all sound and young
the contractor having further for them. Se6t
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The Estate or 6

To-day petitions were presented to Judge
James in the Probate Court, in behalf of the
eight orphans Of the late X. T. Merrick and
Mamie Merrick, asking that #. b. Mcclure,
Martin F. Morris and g. E. Hamilton be
appointed guardians. The petition states that
the estate of deceased is worth from $50 600 to
$9U,OOO, with a rental value of over SO 600
Letters were directed to be issued as prayed on
bond oil $25, 900.
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Richardson & Chesney have, for w. E. Clay
ton, filed a bill in equity TO enforce q mechan-
les lein against Cynthia Bright Case the claim
being for $4,000.
Clarence P. Hunt and T. ]. Hunt have entered
suit against the Anglo-American Insurance
company TO recover $4,000 for failure to nav
amount insured on a stock OF drugs &C. in
Arkansas City, Ark, destroyed by fire Septem-
Der Sth, 1854.
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RECENT ROBBERIES.-John Corridor. SO n
street northeast, reports that there was stolen
from him while in Abner's Saturday night q
ports that while at the corner Of 9TH and
streets southwest, yesterday afternoon. he was
Knocked down by two colored men and robbed
of S1O.-F. O'Neill, lis L street reports thai
there was stolen from him q valse filled with
clothing, worth IS, on the 4th inst
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DUE TO LACK OF SANITARY PRrcAurroxr
Sonsai Mason, at Marseilles, reports 20 the
STATE department that the outbreak OF cho,er.
tionv s,,,,, que 70 neglect OF sanitary preoa~
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The request OF Messrs. w. a. Eliason & Co.
corner LIST street and Virginia avenue south
west, for permit to lay q switch ar siding int
their coal yard, corner LIST and Virginia avenue
southwest. has been refused by the Commits
sioneTs on the ground that the lot is too small
TO justify laying q switch.
Mr. Charles NJ. Nicholson, private on the rolls
of the District fire department has resigned
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686 Pa ave, south side. near 7th ss
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INSPECTOR GENERAL NELSON DAVIS win h.
paced upon the retired list towards the end o,
n ., month"; ana the consequent promotions
will leave q vacancy In the rank OF a,.,.,s.,
Inspector general, for which there are already
IS1ty sppltca mt Rom captains. Capt II. j.
i,sa1s swostn, etn cavalry. Is regarded az most
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uEo. w. LANE, recently appointed secretary
| OF the Territory OF New Merico a. q, an. ~
ana was ~ the Treasury department today.
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a RESTRAINING ORDKR ISSCED.-Mr, IL B
MoultOn has filed q bill for Jennie Cathcart AIT
Chas. II. knight and Elizabeth NJ. Daily to re-
strain sale, remove trustee and TO deposit notes
in the registry of the court. The bill states that
in November, 1857, complainant being indebt-
ed to Elizabeth NJ. Daily, gave her fGty-three
promissOry notes for $50 each, and executed q
deed of trust on sub lot %, OF 50. 912, In which
knight was made trustee. She AYERS that she
interest, insurance and taxes; that despite this
the property was q few days ago advertised for
sale by Knight on the Sth Instant, this as
alleged, being done in order that he might get
the Dig per cent commission the sale would
entitle him TO. Judge Cox granted q restrain
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4. LANSBURGH 4 BRO,
AL 40. 422. 424. AND 42s SEVENTH STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-21

IN. moonsb;uers. The growth OF
timber Was dense, and Is the silent
party rode slowly forward through
narrow dedles ovcrhung by rocky
hedges the gloom was intense. Over
nils and valleys, through lanes and
shallow streams, they advanced, every
man on the gnI rire for an ambush
They carried their lives in their hands,
for At sny moment a deadly volley
,u;oht be poured into their ranks from
tIe dark recesses which the glimmering
LIGHT Of the noon revealed on either
side. After ten miles Of suspense the
officers were guided to a still. Ihey
approached with the utmost cIrcum-
spection and surrounded the house:
Rushing in, they found whiskey and
beer. but no moonshiners. They row
acted quickly. Leaving four guards,
they went up on an adjacent hill ana
pulled two suspects out OF bed. hegs Oh
beer were found in the cellar. While
this was being thrown out, one OF the
prisoners escaped, but Thomas harri-
son was held and afterward lodged In
the Huntingdon Jail. The posse hur-
ried forward through dense swamp to
precipice. Here the moonshiners'
under ledge Of rock, had stored away
a vast quantity Of beer and whlskey,
and not far removed was the distillery.
1t was a Lighthouse, twenty by forty
feet, compactly built. Along the side
were portfolios and other indications
that the moonshiners intended to make
il place of resistance, where they
could fight at an advantage. Not a soul
was in the building. The spies had
done their work. Most Of the whis-
kew and thousands Of gallons Of beer
were found here, all Of which was
quickly destroyed. The posse then
left. Meanwhile the moonshiners who
were congregated in the dense forest
had sent forward eight men, who ran
off the guards left in charge of the
first still and destroyed it. The man
Harris, who was under arrest, warned
the posse not to advance by certain
road, or they would be ambushed and
shot down. They learned afterward that
this was true, as a band Of moon
sinners were stationed there to kill
them on sight. AS the posse moved for
ward through an open field, the moon
sinners opened fire on them from the
woods and about twenty shots were ex-
changed. Mr.. Green has received in
formation that one of the moonshiners
has since died from the effects Of a bull
let-wound. but none Of the posse were
hart. They began the search for the
missing guards, who were thought to
be murdered, and found them the next
day. Only one other arrest was made
that of Shered Parker at Huntingdon for
tippling without license. After two
DAYS of search for other stills, during
which time the officers had very little
food, as the farmers, for fear Of the
moonshiners, would not render any as
sistance, they returned to Huntingdon.
Mr.. Green says it will require picked
force Of twenty-five men to break up
the illicit manufacture of whiskey and
beer in that region. The moonshiners
are desperate, well organized, well
armed, and boldly declare they will
fight to the death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-21
rtsh.s Daughter Truc 10 Him.

An Auburn On. " special of the
10th says: Miss Annie Fish, daughter
of James d. Fish, ex-president of the
Marine Bank, now doing service for the
State here, has engaged rooms from Mr..
Daniel Neyhart, at No. So east Genesee
street, so that she can more frequently
visit and encourage her father. She
arrived here to-day with the ex-bank-
cr's baby daughter, whose mother was
the unfortunate actress Sallie Reber,
Mr.. Fish's second wife. She was ac-
companied by her two brothers. To-
morrow, with their baby sister, they
will visit their father.