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j. G.. HUrcnrssos.
IMPORTER

OUR ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
TER" STOCK INCLUDES THE GREATEST
VARIETY OF ELEGANT
"MILLIN ERY." "CLOAKS" AND SUITS
EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS CITY.
LARGE LINE OF FEATHER TRIMMING IN
ALL COLORS AND WIDTHS AT VERY Low
PRICES.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS" AND
"LACES"
SILK VELVETS'' AND VELVET RIBBONS"
FINE SILK PLUSH AT SI.25 AND 81 so pr. yd
BEST QUALITY MOHAIR ASTRAKAN S5.25
pr. yd-
THE GREATEST CARE HAS BEEN BESTOWED
ON THE SELECTION WITH TIL f VIEW OF OBJ
TANNING LATEST FASEIIO NABLE CREATIONS
WHICH COMPRISE LEADING FOREIGN AND
HOME MANUFACTURED GOODS, AT PRICES
WITHIN REACH OF ALI.
No CHARGE FOR FITTING LADIES SUITS
AND CLOAKS.
FOSTER KID GLOVES
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A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CONSIDER THE
MATTER - MR.. LOvEJOY UNANIMOUSLY
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD
CHANGES IN TEACHERSHIPS &C.
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TTNHos. E wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON WEST SIDE OF
FOURIEENTH, BETWEEN T AND "
STREETS NORTHWEST, WITH BLK HOOM

FRAME DWELLING.
BY Virtue of deed of trust TO me, recorded IN H8
Liber X A. H., No 20, fol 134, ct seq. the ano ~
pubic auction. in front Of the premises, on FhiDA
t IT, AiXT nj, DAY OF OCrOBt X 1SS9, =;
square Nc 205 beginning At point on lAan sts s
lot and running thence north 10 feet inches and sx
sennS back 10 feet inches wide lO0 ees, anu sns
that width 13S feet inches to the private aiiey
Ierins: Cash. All conveysnctng At COST OF F1fCn
purchase money ANN WEEDEN, trustee
Thus. l. WAGGANAN. AucG 0c6d
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 6 CO., Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. 923 EIGHTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
by authority under the last will of the late Jo- 80
seph Rnmmele, deceased, Will sell at public III
ton, on MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF OCTO- 81
BER A. d. 1855, At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ, in front OF The premises all of sub. lot num-
bered forty-One al in square numbered hundred
and twenty-six (l26). in the city OF Washington D.
C. fronting 20 feet 18th street northwest and
ming back average depth of SO feet inches to a
wide alley, and improved by q Iwos,Ory. basement
and attce frame house, containing nine rooms, num-
bered 923 and is now vacant.
Terms of sale: One-half of pusehase money to be
paid in cash, and balance at year with interest
Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. $lOO to be paid
down al time of SALE
ALBERT F. FOX, Executor
Il,
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The Glasgow presbytery. by So 70 8, has
voted In favor Of disestabltshment and dtsen-
dOWment
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SHE SAYS he TRIED TO KISS HEB AND Broke
ACUP AND SAUCER.

n Oohc0WO moo OoOOuo - S0D9Om6Hs
SHE SAYS HE TRIED TO KISS HEB AND Broke
ACUP AND SAUCER.
The New York Sun yesterday says: Miss Hattie
Kait is the chief saleswoman in her brother
Henry's crockery store at 29l Sd avenue.
Her brother leaves q murderous 42-caliber
pistol in the desk, and has taught her TO rely
upon 1t II she has any trouble In his absence.
About $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon she was
alone In the store, the other saleswomen
as well as her brother being out At supper. A
customer came in, but he proved TO be an un-
desirable one. The pistol was produced, q Shot
was fired, and the man rushed out to the side
walk, bleeding from q wound in the forehead,
and Keeling half stunned from its effects.
Detective Crowley, who was passing, ran into
the store, where Miss Kalt, glowing with excite
ment and anger, stood with the smoking pistol
In hand. As the detective took IL from her she
said: "That man insulted me, and shot him."
Becoming more composed, she explained thst
the man, who was tipsy, entered the store and
broke q cup and saucer while asking the price
OF some articles In the window, and finally Tried
to kiss her. She had never seen him before. She
was taken TO the 22d street police station n .
prisoner, and the wounded man was taken
along. He said that he was Paul Forch, prt.
vate waiter for Mr.. James Stillman, Of o. East
10th street. He has q room at 2Ss Sd avenue,
and was on his way there when some thing In
the crockery store window attracted his atten-
ton. He admitted that he WAS drunk. H1s
wound was found TO be not dangerous
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NUN BERED
1886 AND 1888 EIGHTH (STH) STREET
NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON.
BY virtue and in pursuance of decree passed 80
In the cause of Mary r. Squires ct al. John ,ri
F. Garner ct al being cause No. 1851. equity, il.
the supreme Court of the District Of Columbia.
Trustees. ON TUESDAY, the THIRD ODD DAY OF
NONEMRER- A ID. 1855, az FOUR O'CLOCK l.. u.
In front OF the premises, will offer for sale. public
auction the following real estate: All that piece
parcel known the plat plan of the city of WASH
lngton rs subdivision Lot thirty 3O i'll Square four
hundred 400 The said real estate is improved by
two two-5tory Brick Houses.
Terms OF sale: OLethird "a cash, and the balance
In equal IiiStaiim payable at six 90. twelve p
and eighteen t1eJ months from the dag Of sale, the
deferred payments to draw six 80 per in crest
per aniluu. and the notes of the purchaser pur-
chSers 10 be given thereto secured 10y deed of trust
Oil the property Terms must be complied with within
seven ca days from day ofsale. one hundreu dollars
deposit must be made each house when knocked
down All conyeyanciug a; purchasers cost.
EDWARD H. THOMAS, Trustee,
DIG Z St NV.
HENRY WISE GARNETT. Trustee.
ocl2-eo No. . Columbian Law Building.
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Sun OF yesterday says The first body will be In
cinerated In the Long Island crematory, at
Fresh Pond, L. l., some time next week. In
the mean while ft ID probable that experiments
with the bodies of animals will be made during
the next few days. The company has MOI
completed until spring, but temporary build
ing has been put up over the furnaces, which
are now entirely ready. Their capacity is
bodies has been fixed at ex6, and this rate
will be charged for all ages, the weight or size
making no difference In the cost Circular
giving rules and regulations Of the company
will be ready In few days, when they viii be
given to any one desiring them.
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ALBERT F. FON, EXecutOr
Oc10-dtS No. 900 + ST. n w
UHOMAS DOWNING. AuctlonecI

EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU-
ABLE IMPROVED GEORGETOWN PROP
ERTY, AT SOUTHEAST CORNER OF WET
IPl SIREET AND WASHINGTON. 4fTHIR-
TiETHl STREET. -
for the heirs OF H. &. Matthews, will sell at d.
public auction, TO the highest bidder, on FRI ssa
DAY, he SIXTEENTH OCTOBER, 1855. at ii lLr-
PAST FOUR O'clock r. NJ, part of Lot 2O3, in
Beall 8 addition Square SSl Georgetown. ID. c.,
fronting TO feet on tWest) street and extending back
OF that width 80 feet Thirieth (Washngton stree
with the improvements consisting of large double.
three-story- and baseLDen brick house.
Terms of sale: One-Ihird cash balance in one, two
and three years, secured noses with interest at six
per cent annum: $500 to be paid time Of SALE
COnyeyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
Ii compliance be no; had with terms Of sale within
six 80 days, after SALE resale will be had default
Ing purchaser cost and risk after five days noticen
the LvenIny star. G. NJ. MATTHEWS.
ocG-dEds Executor and Trustee. l2OS 3lSt
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AL We ASK
Is \ FAIR TRIAL.
Flour is going up We still sell "a Dbl best Family,
S14G; Patent Roller Extra, per Dbl. Extra, 81 80
u ST. Best SIgsr-c1Tef shoulders ~. Sc ID.
New No HackeFel, 2c- iOZ- Coed Green Tea, 4uc.
and soc. 10 Tea worth SIC ID. selling 6oc Choice
Golden syrup, 4DC- Gallon. Pure Grape Vinegar St,c
gallon. Green Rio COFFEE > IN DOC. Best Green
Rio, lOc ID. \ choice drink of Roasted Rio los
25c- 5 ms. Starch. Dc. shoe Polish made from oil,
1Oc. bOtIle. Western shoulders. &C.
INDIA TEA COMPANY.
40 1iiI 81. south Washington
eth street cars pass the door. se2S
WE ARE SELLING THE BEST REFINED
w Leaf LARD u . and 10 pound buckets, 90.
Sugarcured Shoulders q. Also The Best Patent
Process Flour. per barrel. $50 We guarantee
that our Old GOV Java Coffee. ,c per pound,
be exceIled.
Coffee roasted and ground b. steam daily
Prompt delivery OF al orders
WALKER & WRIGHT,
se1s1m 9iS and $50 Louisiana avenue NV
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yJ,HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctiopeer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING on NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN
y AND c STREETS SOUTHEAST, BEING No.
22G.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH. e.sta
at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, shall offer for sale :Hs.H
in front of the premises, sub Lot =, square $50 IL
iInprov ed by ten-room brick House with all the coi
veniences.
Terms day of sale
ocIU3t THCS. f. wAGGAMAN Auetioneer
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CCC FEE RRR FEE sSSS
9 fE k kH FE ssss
G. G. r r n f.

PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.
r. without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTEI4 IoVs Flour J. the World.
The Miiiers have not only the most perfect MIL
Containing Is il Goes all IRE most Improved Machir-
cry invented TO the present time, but they produce
Flour l SsUKPAs~E-B by any mil IN the world To
prove that would simply stale tiat large quar-
THY OF this ma2iiicent Flour : shipped annually 10
Europe Sud eaeD "a The p=lnclf n Courts Oi old
world We GUARANTEES that IL l. made selected
hard wheat Grown ii Minnesota ,iIti Dakota IL *
acknowledged fact; That this Flour perfect sep
eraion the siuiIsiouS particles OF the wheat
and a thorough elimination of all weak and Starchy
matter has reached and IS consequently
more wedding bread to he
than any other Flour. he trade admits that
from its bread making qualities il IS the cheapest
well as The best. either family bakers use aud
unsurpassed by any Flour made. Ever sack and
every barrel Is warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
ever trade IL is Gnexcelled by any other
Patent except Ceres. and will please the most ex-
acting hOUsekeeper and satisfy the most fsious cpl
cure.
GILT-EDGE-
A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIANCE
a splendid Minnesota Patent Flour. made by the
celebrated Hungarian process IL Il very cheap and
beaUtfu! Patent within the reach all classes and
We guarantee viii give satisfaction to every mo
viii Try il.
GOLDEN HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour OF the District IL IS equal in quality great
many hish-priced Patent FIours, whilst IL can be
bought for considerable less money We defy competi-
tors 10 bring forth any Flour super Tor to GERS
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL and We feel assured that any housekeeper who
tries them once Will never anything else For
D. al grOcers.
Wholesale Depot, corner list St and Indiana ave
seI3 VIM NJ GAIT q co
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SON BROS. Auctioneera

30 NEW MISFIT AND SECONDHAND BRUS
Sells AND VELVET STAIR AND OTHER
CARPETS 1t
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Ms i. VI. MENerRr.

4I9 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Materials for Art Embroidery. finest grades of Zephyr
Germantown and other Yarns. fine IAces EmbrOid
cry Knitting ks. Gloves Hosiery. etc, Infant S
ShswlS. skirts and caps. stamping promptly done
N
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John BOWLES & CO., Real Estate Brokers'
y l424 New York avenue

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SOUTH
EAST CORNER TWELFTH AND & STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, e..tN
AT FIVE q CLOCK PM we snail sell, in front ;;;T1
Of the rIeniSas. west 20 feet of Lot in SQUARE IL,
SO having % feet Front. running back 100 feet
aiier improved by threestory and basement B lex
nwel.ing-house Containing IA rooms, with modern
improvements
Terms made known on day of sale.
oc.-dts WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & Co, Aucts.
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KATE OF THIRTY CENTS HALF PINT.
SAVANNAH, GA, October 14.-Rev. James
Delke, a colored Baptist clergyman OF Camden
county, has been bound over by United States
Commissioner Locke for selling Illicit liquor IL
was shown that the reverend gentleman who
Is a noted revivalist, always kept jug hid out,
and after services would regale his worshipers
at thirty cents a half pint. On the last watch
night. being the 31st OF December, 1sS4, at the
colored Baptist church, near owens Ferry. Rev.
which the New Year was welcomed in. Delke
admitted that he has been before Camden court
three times Tor selling liquor without license
he boasted, after he was bound over, that he
could sell liquor I'm one end OF the court house
while the Judge held court In the other end.
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ia 10Th street.
c. II. MATTHEW'S,
ocS-dts 1908 Slst street.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF BONDS AND BANK
STOCK.
BY virtue of order issued by the Supreme Court
of the District of Column ba holding special term for
Orphans Court business will sell on WEDNES-
DAY, the INVENTIVE 1iSr DAY OF OCTOBER, A.
ID. 1885. at ONE O'CLOCK Pm. at the auction rooms
of Duncalson Bros corner 9th and streets north
Wes;,
$1,000 Of District Of Columbia 1856 registered
Bonds
1. shares Of Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of
Georgetown Stock,
Terms cash.
JANIS TRIMBLE, Executor.
MARY BLAKELY, Executrix,
ocS-dts OF Estate Of Joseph Trimble. deceased
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CLARKsvILLE, No., October 14.-Wm. Tiilott,
q bachelor living alone four miles west OF this
city, was found dead in his room yesterday
morning, his body lying I'm the fireplace par
TALLY consumed by fire. Returning from LOUISE
ana Saturday evening he retired within his
house, but not rising this morning as usual a
negro man living on the premises found him
dead as stated
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY. OToRE

WEES & CO., Auctloneers,
w oo' La ave.. opposite City Post Office
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AucuonesFs
rxrrxs,I REGULAR Tuesday SALE; ,,,r,on
FINE FURS MT Asf%s Hegs z e GOODS.
OIL PA fST1NGs AND MT E ftASV1NGs
100 msF nhE aSb REATH CARPETS
THE LARGEST AND MOST IMPORTANT SALE
FINE PARLoR CHAMBER, LIBRARY AND
D!NING-ROOM FURNITURE,
MADE IF B B y rs s II THIS IS, SEASON
OUR SPACIOUS sALEsROoMs,
MYTH SWM ANR s1kEET sS So pit a%I
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIRTEENTH.
We beg leave to invite the attention of the public to
our regular sale of Furniture at our saesr0oms THIS
complete this season. embracing
WALNUT, ASH, CHERRY AND OTHER CHAM
WaS SE NJ RAK F ER sHRIEH ~
IN SILK PLUSH, COTELENE, SPUN SILK,
HAIR Cloth. &c: nv
REAys. wASHsIANDs wARnRoBEs. EASY !,
MSkF Fkn hskE Bis1sa e2AR
MHAFfNa sAs sro ShsN' R1rc 9A hE out
soRREL s Horse.
10 YARDS BODY nRt Asi?i CARPET, FOR &C
tAr bA sIkE 81 h hE WAr RKLDlNe
100 MoquEr, yEL2ET, BODY, TAPESTRY, IN
n. RNTHE CARPEfs 1 Will BE ESQ., SOLD AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK SHARP.
RD- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON
account of the rain until FRI DAY MORNING., DC
TOBER SIXTEENTH. same hour and place. o14-2t
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Also.

TWO VERY FINE FRENCH PLATE MANTLE
MIRRORS 6Ox66; SET HEAVY HANDMADE
bbIAIP p tDOUBLE) HARNESS. $1,000 PA
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, October IA singular
story OF brutality comes from Mount Pleasant,
In Monroe county. Bill ogburn, a noted des-
perado. while drunk, disembowled q negro
named Tom Spencer. A physician WAS called
To care for the murdered man, but Ogburn,
knife in hand, forced the doctor to leave. and
the negro died from neglect Ogburn stabbed
the negro and shot of his nose while the latter
was under the Influence of chloroform.
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The Health Convention.

THE COMING MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PUB
Lie HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
The local committee to arrange for the thir-
teenth annual meeting of the American Public
Health association. to be held in this city De-
cember 8, is hard at work. 1t is expected that
a majority of the thousand members OF the as
socis:tiOn will be present. The session will con-
tinue four days. The executive committee
have selected the following topics for considera-
tion: The best form in which the results OF
registration of diseases and deaths can be
given TO the public in weekly, monthly and an
nuai reports; the proper organization of health
boards and local sanitary service, and recent
sanitary experiences in connection with the ex-
clusion and suppression of epidemic disease.
Mr.. Henry Lomb, of Rochester, \. y. has
offered, through the ASSOCIATION, $500 to be
awar, ed as first and second prizes for papers on
the following subjects: Healthy homes and
foods Ior the working classes; the sanitary con-
ditionS and necessities OF school houses and
school lie; distinction and individual pro-
phylaxis against infectious diseases; the pre-
vent;,ble causes of disease, injury and death in
American manufactures and workshops and
the best means and appliances tor preventing
and avoiding them.
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TBLEGRAMS TO THE STAR

mn TELLS VI HIS EXPLOITS IN rHE MOST ZOE.
cHALANr FASHION.
DALLAS, TEX, October l4.-Jesse Jones. the
17-year-old stage robber, who is now In Jan An
this city, is small OF stature for his age, has an
open countenance. a clear blue eve light hair.
ana Is rather handsome. In addition 90 this
he has an oily tongue and melodious voice. To
a reporter he admitted his guilt, and gave the
following explanation OF how he became a
stage roober; You see, l was fiat broke and
couldn't get a job. / had read OF the Jamss
boys and Others going through stages. trains.
etc, and as / can do ANYTHING anvil body elsa
can Thought would try my hand. My nrst
tackled the brentwood and Cisco stage had
horse, Winchester and a six-shooter which
ness. / rode alongside the stage and dropned
down ON the driver. He stopped of course
ihere was another man I'm the stage. made
him throw out the mail bags and the driver un-
gear the best horse and transfer NV saddle 20
IL then mounted the stage horse and had
the driver hand me up the mail bags. I then
told them 10 take a good look AT me. so they
would know me II they saw me again. When
they were satisfied they had me photo
graphed. Il babe them good day and rode OF
about my steps and cut open the bags Prom
them got S3S I'm money and a check on the
Citizens National bank OF Waco FOR s4s2. so.
then went TO Buffalo Gap. thence started 90 san
Angelo. When 1 had Travelled about thirty
miles met the San Angelo and Tom Green
stage. There were seven passengers I'm the
stage, including United states soldier. 4 rode
up 10 the diligence and come down on ~. The
passengers threw up their hands in "A manner
beautiful To behold. the soldier being the most
graceful one I'm the lay out think he had eIe-
waited his paws before. asked them 10 please
throw out the mail bags, which they did.
then dismissed them and wished them a safe
and pleasant journey. can say things 20
make people feel good well as things to make
them feel bad, you know. Well, eviscerated
these bags, but got only a few checks. 1 then
went To Colorado City, where 1 remained two
nights and day; thence 10 Marionneld. where
1 sold my horse for $50. so. and bought q ticket
for FL Paso, and was arrested within ten miles
OF my destination. L expected 90 go 10 Old
Mexico, remain there until the thing blew over,
and then GO to New Mexico and raise cattle.
Now i reckon I'm gone, world without end. I
went into tough business and got the worst OF
It, But I'm young, and will come out with Q
good trade, and can then settle down some
wheren
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Ocl2-d&ds
Ocl<uNuS 4UO OLu ST. INV.
vTNHOMAS BOWLING. AnctlOneer

II NHOMAS LING. AnCtlOneer
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN, ID. c. FIONTING ON
PROSPECT AVENUE, 35TH [OR FAYETTE)
Lie AUCTION.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER NINETEENTH. ss%
1855. FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the prem ~
ises. shall sell he following described property: @
Lots 81 and frOr ting % feet each pect ave
by depth of 81 feet u inches lot S. fronting "a
feet on same avenue and running back same deph
and lots 3d. "a and 35, fronting % feet 35th Tor
Fayette) street by depth of "A feet lots 20 81 in
elusive, fronting on or Bridge street; lots 20 and
81 which cCrner lots have front of % feet by
depth of 40 feet and the intermediate have front
of 20 feet. same depth all running hack tel-foot
alley in square "a in Georgetown. ID. G.
Terms: Onethird cash. the residue in two equal pay
ments at and years with notes bearing inter
est, and secured by deed of trust all cash OPP
ton of purchaser. All convey Rncing, &c, pur-
chasers $50 deposit required lot at time
of sale
OclO-its THOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOneer
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ID Z NJ % ID.
MME- Won BRANDS MODESTO.
Formerly with Lord & Taylor. New York:
VIM. Barr & Co.. 81. Louis, No.
Suits made the shortest notice. Superior fitting,
Reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
Evening Dresses. Bridal TTOsseaus a speciality.
ocI-Im $40 18th street. between 1 and Il.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
OclO-dtS
THos> J. FISHER & CO. Rss., Estate .no,,on..,.

CHANCERY SALE OF AN IMPROVED LOT ON
EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST EXTEND
ED, BETWEEN BOUNDARY STREET AND
GRANT AVENUE IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, DC.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia passed and entered In ~
Equity tause, No. 96l7, wherein John H. King, Ill
executor OF the last will OF Anna PiDlOn de-
ceased. is complainant. and William Brown is de
PENDANT the undersigned Trustee will SELL at public
anct on, at FIVE O'CLOCK r. ~, on FRIDAY, the
TWENTY-THIRD DAY or OCTOBER, 1885. in
front OF the premises the following described
erty VIZ certain piece of real estate lying and sit-
ate in the county 9fWashington district of Columbia.
and known and described the south half of the
east half THAT is the qarter) of Lot 81 in Wright
Coxs subdivision of part of Pleasant Plains as re-
corded in the records of Washington county, In the
District aforesaid said quarter lot being Is feet
width by III S:}5-1OOO feet deep.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the balance in equal install
ments, payable respectively In and after
day of sale and bearing at the of six
centum per annum, for which notes of the pur-
chaser shall be given secured by deed of trust the
property sold. or all cash at the option of the pur
chaser All cOnveyancing at cost of the purchaser A
deposit of $50 required when the property is knocked
down. If the terms Of sale not complied with
In ten days the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the deultng
chaser, after five days previous advertisement
RUTLEDGE WILSON. Trustee,
Ocl2d&dS 1U6 9th st, w,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-14

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, October 14.-Steve Rem
froe, the Sumter county ex-sheriff and desper-
ado, who escaped from the convict prison at
Pratt mines the night OF the Sd, turned up last
night at Livingston, the county seat OF sumter
county. The sheriff tried to take him, and fired
twice at him with q shotgun. One OF the shots
wounded a deputy sheriff, while Renfroe es-
capped unhurt. The detectives who caught him
the last time have left here TO 60 on his trail It
Is understood other men have been pursuing
him ever since he escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-14

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1885,
AT Ten O'CLOCK, IN FRONT OF AND WITHIN
OUR SALESROOMS.
AA fd SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE
nOLD EFFECTS, COMPRISING AN EXTEN-
SIZE ASSORTMENT OF ALMOST EVERY
DDEEE9CKlPIION OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR