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She Gives in Court the Details q Her
Abduction-Many Of Her Statements
Contradieted.
LONDON. Sept 7.-Mr. stead, editor Of the
fuA AaU Gasetts, Mn. Jarrett Bramvell
Booth. Mn. Ooombe, Mr.. Jacques and Nine
Maury, the defendants in the Eliza Armstrong
ce coar e. sns sSs
against them. Mr. Stead conducted his own
case. while counsel represented the Others.
vicinity has seldom. II ever, been eQualled. The
police were powerless to control the mob who
h haa assembled to hear the proceedings. Mem.
Ders OF the salvation Army were arriving all
the morning In cabs and were booted and
tostled by the crowd on their way into the
mass OF people, including number Of reporters,
many members of the Salvation Army and
quite a sprinkling Of brothel housekeepers.
MI Stead and Bramwen both had seats In front
OF the dock.
:, Mr. Poland, solicitor of the treasury, opened
which he gave description Of how the girl was
obtained from her mother, the outrages to
which she had been subjected after she was in
stalled in Madame Maury's establishment and
the IL! treatment she had received from the
time she left her mother until she was recov-
Polands statement sat with a calm demeanor,
ner eyes closed and her head nodding, closely
resembling res, Charles Dickens Sally Brass in the
Mr. Stead appeared unconcerned, smiling occa-
sionaiiy and at times denying Mr. Polands
allegations. At the conclusion of his address
TO the court, Mr.. Poland demanded the COM
initial Of all the defendants for trial. The
enid l Eliza Armstrong was placed on the wit
ness stand and identified Mrs. Jarrett as the
woman who had secured her from her mother
on the plea Of needing her assistance to do
housework. The girl then gave in detail all the
circumstances connected with her abduction.
She testified that at the medical examination
immedlateiy after she was decoyed from
nome, the physician tested her in
nocence despite her screams, and that after
ward she was dispatched to France to prevent
the police from getting possession Of her for her
mother. She wrote several letters home, but
the members Of the Salvation Army, who had
charge of her, suppressed them. This ended
the girls testimony for the day. The de-
PENDANTS indicated that they would contest the
accuracy of many Of the girls statements. The
court then adjourned until tomorrow.
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Judge Alexander H. 0ambriil, q Illinois, haa
been appointed chief OF division In the second
auditors once, Treasury department
pointed speciai sxaminer In the Pensicu q.
nee under civil service rules. The So,lOWins
promotions have been made In the fenstoa q
nom eias. >, :. d, 400, & assistant sSisf 4
division; William W. Case, Of Minnesota fo0
S,asa q u 500 70 assistant chief q divi.ionl
denry weber, Of Indiana, fru0 q, 400 "a
&l.4o8 Aiss Rosalle A. Whsslqck. Of Ohio,
nom 1900 70 ~ 200 0eeVe b. Ro6srteon, a
S Ssw rosk; eo% 200 % @; 600; ss.asy H.Laa-
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BOWLING, Auctloneer.

4 "AO>A~AS
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION IN GEORGETOWN, d. c.
On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH ezeA
1855, In front Of the premises, shall commence
at the hour Of kOC OCLOCkiP. NJ, to sell the en#
f0ilowng.descrbed property: Subdivision Of Lot Oy,
fronting 90 1900 on the west side of High street
between Grace street and the canal. improved by q
Ourstory Brick House containing about thirty rooms
bowling alley and large hall.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, Sub. Lot So, fronting
10 2 90 feet the north side Of Grace street. near
High, improved by a twO-Story and basement Brick
House, containing four rooms and kitchen. No 1915
Also SUBJ 81, fronting II feet the north side of
Grace street, improved by two-story Brick House.
No. 1903.
Also, Sub. 81 fronting 1852 improved by two-story
frame house containing rooms, being No 1907.
Also SUBJ 80. fronting 30 81 feet on the south side
Grace street improved by large frame house
tanning b rooms No. 32l6.
Also Three 3,story and basement brick houses each
fronting about 16 feet the south side of Grace street.
being Nos. 32.O, 1922, 1924.
Also. Sub 90. fronting Is 10 on the south side OF
South street. between Congress and High streets inn
proved by one 2-stOry frame house.
Also Part OF same SUBJ, fronting 49, 10 on third (3d
alley, improved by one 2-stOry frame house.
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in three equal
payments nj d. II, and Is months with notes bearing
Interest and secured BY deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold or all cash at the option OF purchaser One
hunired dollars deposit each property at time OF
sale All onveyancing aud recording q. purchasers
cost. ae2-fits
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.-HoD. Edward A.
Rollins, president OF the Centennial bank, OF
this city, died this morning at Hanover, N. H.,
visit to his mother In 1863 Mr.. Rollins was
appointed cashier OF internal revenue at Wash
ihgton, being the first incumbent of that office
after It's creation. In 1864 ne became deputy
commissioner of internal revenue and in iS65
was promoted to the position of full commits.
sioner, which Office he filled with great ability
until 1862 when he resigned
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New York workmen on Parade.

New YORK, Sept THE annual parade of
the labor organizations of this city and vicinity
took place TO-DAY. Itwas estimated that fully
scented every trade that could be named In
the ranks were brass bands and drum CORPS
encies with notices of different kinds. There
were wagons coaches and stages filled with girls
from the silk factories. The procession at
tracted great deal of attention. The Typo
graphical Union turned out the largest number
of men.
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Editor Medim III in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. mr.. Joseph
Medill, editor OF the Chicago Tribune, who is
now on visit to the Pacific coast, was taken
seriously i'll on Saturday night and was obliged
to remain in his room at the Palace Hotel
throughout the day yesterday, although he was
much better. In reply to an inquiry as to his
health, MIR. Medill said he was all right again,
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR TIL
l. UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, WASHING

DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
l. UNITED STATES NAVY YARD WASHING
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, n. G., August "a. 1885.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. addressed tn the
Chief Of the Bureau of Ordnance. Navy Department,
Washington d. u, endorsed Proposals for SNpples,r
will be received at the Bureau until TW ELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER.
1886, ut 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
which, with form of offer and guaranty and printed
structiOns, will be furnished by the Bun appli
cation and sent by ma If requested to persons de-
string TO offer for any or all Of the classes named
therein.
The classes to be bid for are as follows:
No. Lumber; No. 2. Steel: No. g. Crucibles: No. A.,
Files No 5, eed; No. q, Phosphor- bronze: No z,
Pig-ron No. g. Tin; No 8, Bituminous Coal; No 10,
Anthracite Coal; No. II, Pine Wood; No H. Leather
Betting: No. 13, OIL No. Ia. Paint Brushes: No Is.
Nails No. l6, Screws; No. H. Paint; No Is, Hard
ware; No. -, Muslin, canvas, &c; No. co. Miscella-
neous.
Each bid must be accompanied by written guaran
~ OF two responsible PERSONS in the NIL amount of
the contract that the bidder will, within ten O) days
after the contract shall have been awarded him,
enter into written contract with the Navy depart
ment for the flliillment of the same.
The Bureau reserves the right to reject any all
BIDS not advantageous TO the government and waive
defects. MONTGOMERY SICARD
au31 mat Chief of the Bureau
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneef.

11O00<A5 OOW LINO, AuCtIOuetE.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Under and by virtue of deed in trust and assign
ment from Dennis A Burke, duly recorded on the 4th
day of september A D., 1885, will sell at public
auction on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER FOUR
TENTH. A. u, 1885, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M, on
the premises all the full stock and fixtures of first
class grocery store. including steam-engine, mill,
boiler, and rooster now in store numbered s33 7lh
street northwest being at the southeast of h
and streets northwest in the CITY OF Washington.
The stock includes full line of cofees teas. spices
and fancy groceries. first-clasS horse wagon and
harness and buggy will be sold In front Of the store at
the same time
Terms: Cash.
RANDALL HAGNER
se4,5.79l1,1213 Trustee and ASSIGNEE
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sd nAlaIM s Mr. Sept 7vi!ai. ss: con-
forties S5As: new threes. 5S North CAROLINA sixes
old, LIS bid to-day
,, BALT!M0RE. Nd. Sept. z-Cotton easier-mid:
ding, 1Oa 1Onk Flour steady and quiet-Howard
street and western super 306a3 40; DO. extra $500
4.lO: do. family, 450a5OO: city mills super, 800
s325: do. extra, 8b0as; 5S; 90. RIO brands, $50
DO Wheat-southern higher. with light receipts
western higher, closing quiet; southern red 9Oe9l
western winter red. spot, S6aS6lk September, 66a
S6A: October. 8saseSS: November, 86zaOOlh: De
eember, 9INao23 Corn steady and dali-sosthern
white. 40s5ls do yellow. SLASH western mixed
s spot, Asa.a4sa septsnabsr 4S,5a491; October. IS
and hi.iy ac1ive-southsrn, 29a34: western white
Rye arm and quiet 5aano. Hay steady and quiet
nrm Msss pork. q. g hulk meats -ahouidsrs and
s!s. .. .ss Ode. - s.ins 49, L.rd-rsdned, e.
Eg'u hsas. aeAaslL fstrolsum sssady and quiet
nary g ail 3ess sgear hleher-A spsS Il copp ,sr
Ideally FfedghG % liverpool Der sse.n nr AMI M
cotton: SSza; aSpr. Isl 6sein. 2. ca ela 6d. Per
6oahslS sorn, $1,000 b1s6slss oats. 1900 busisIs
rye, 8slqe hnshe6 Hhipqaepfs-Aour. Ais hsrrsis
corn. $1,000 bushela kalG-Wheot 62GdQo SSsIasis
n 0O0
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Kilograms % The Star.


Leading the oenesta ~ Half . Hfle
SANDY HOOK. N. j., Sept Z, ESQ p.m.-Th'
yachts are now standing east and are near tn
light-ship The Puritan 10 to windward and
nearly half Q mile ahead Of the 0eoesta.
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From wall street Today.

NEW YORK, Sept THE stock exchange
opened at IL o'clock with prices generally Y to
| to II lower, but jersey Central was and Louis
| vile and Nashville So per cent higher. In the
early trading there were further declines of
| small fractions, except Lake Shore, which ad-
vanced 81.
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THE EVENING STAR:
AUCTION SALES.


DESIRABLE ELEvEN-MOOM COTTAGE At
II MOuNT PLEASANT, SITuATED oN u Pa .
TENTH STREET EXTENDED, NEAR
SHERIDAN AVENUE
O. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEAtBE.H e.|
front Of the premises that desirable 1l-room.
Cottage Ct Mount Pleasant 18th street extSads1
near sheridan avenue being parts Of Lots ~ anI ~
IN r Browns second subdivision OF Pleasant fieans
ana Leinars Outlet
Inc House has been newly painted and PepefeG nAs
bathroom. cellar, cistern and line well The LOT CON-
tAns about $4,000 feet of ground fronting on Two
=. Terms: Small cash payment; balance one: Two,
tnfee ana four years notes to bear six per cent
EST payable semfaunually to be secured oy deeH %
srus or all cash. option of purchaser deposat OF
purchasers cost
This is rare chance to obtain delightful! home on
easy terms and convenient street cars schools &C
se2ot DUNCANSON BROS, AucSA
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The Cholera still Abatsn,
Burned to the Waters Ede,

MADRID, Sept. There were 2,132 new
cases of cholera and 619 deaths from the dis
ease reported yesterday throughout Spain.
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DETROIT, Sept. THE passenger steamer
Island Bell owned by n. S. Whfpple, Of De-
trOft, took fire and. was burned to the waters
edge yesterday. She was valued at SILL 900.
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ONEPRICE
IHE CARpENrERs ARE Ar WoRk
GREAT CONTINUATION SALE
In OUR NEW ANNEX
NOW BEING FINISHED WITH SHELVING AND
COUNTERS
DO NOT MISS THE CHANCE.
CALL AT ONCE.
10000 PIECES OF DOMESTICS OF EVERY


WELL-kNOWN BRAND.
Androscroggin, yard wide &c.
Fruit of the Loom, yard wide, 741c.
Lonsdale, yard wide, 71ac
Dwight Anchor. yard wide Sic
Wamsutta, yard wide, 3a4c
Pride OF the West, yard wide, lie
LOnsdale Cambria, yard wide, lOc
worth SC
5000 Remnants of wamsutta Sheetings in width
Remnants direct from the Wamsutta Mills. Every
piece perfect lo better Sheeting made.
CANTON FLANNELS
Good Canton Flannel at &C.; worth g.
Better Carton Flannel at &c.: worth g.
Excellent Canton Flannel at &c.; worth 121h
Heaviest Canton Flannel at 1Oc.; worth l5
5000 yards beautiful Batste finest quality made 40
inches wide, 1912 cents.
5000 yards fine White India Lawn. Sc
Best Dress,nakers Cambria all colors, SC
Best SelISia, &C.
Best Drilling for Lining &c.
Ladies' Striped Skirts, ready made 2Oc
Lawns &C.
5000 Remnants Of Dress Goods, suitable for
children's dresses
Turkey Red Table Cloth. ssc; Dotted swisses reg
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
wine sale going se as o TO-
50 pair less than we replace them 800 pairs of
worth 1915 " ~ "-" pA'''
1S-inches- wide Cotton Diaper. best make. 10 yards
to the piece, 81 cents per piece.
Odds and ends in Towels and Nankins very cbaan
500 dozen Glass Doyles, 33c. per dozen.
100 dozen Turkish Towels 1Sc; worth 37lk
Atwood % Cloths. in all the new fall shades ~
cents. This is a most desirable article
English CheviOt 6 cents q ward. cost In i,,nort O
cents. 40
Finest irish Linen, 40 cents
Plaid Muslin. 121sc: worth 25c
simpsons best Mourning Prints. in plain black gray
aud black aud black and white 41.c
1000 pieces Satteen Prints beautiful small patterns
cents.
Nottingham Curtains, by the pair or yard, at Just
half price, to close.
SO pieces Curtain Scrm As inches wide with colored
stripes, 1211c; worth 25c.
200 pieces fine and beautiful satteens very scarce
IL cents we have them in light and dark ground.
42-inch Colored Wool Cashmere, IOc
800 pieces Brocaded Dress Goods in solid colors Az
cents. - ~
10000 yards 121sc. Ginghams; your choice for 5
800 Bed Spreads at IS cents; worth 81.
Marseilles Spreads reduced from 81 to S226
1000 yards Crash, Is inches wide DC
40 pieces Bed Ticking, from cents per yard up; at
less than cost to manufacture.
This sale will only last short time. as the
carpenters will soon be out, and we shall then
open this beautiful lighted room with Dress
Goods Silks and velvets
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AT ONCE
LANSBURGH 4 BRO,
AL 40 422 424. AND 42s SEVENTH STREET
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Company's pier. No. AZ North River, foot OF Morton
Labrador. Perier DHsuterive, Wednesday, Sept 9, 8
am.
Normandie. Frangeul, "Wednesday, Sept 16, IL am.
Canada, de kersabec, Wednesday, Sept %, 4sO
Amerique, Santelli, Wednesday, Sept go 9 am.
Checks payable on sight, in amounts to suit the
Banque TransatiAnti9ue Of Paris. LOUIS DE Be
BAN, Agent. No o Bowling Green. New York.
Messrs BELL d CO., Agents for the District of
Columbia. l437 Pennsylvania avenue,
Se2 WASHINGTON D. G.
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GENTS INDIAGAUZE SHIRTS, 331sc: WORTH
~ Soc.
Senrs 1 INA Sanze Shirts, 50c.; worth $50
tents baibriggan Shirts, Soc; worth 75c
Closing out Spring Neckwear at half price
Finest SMtteen Drawers only SOC.
Spring weight Undershirts. SOC: worth TIC
Meoium weight Undershirts, nearly all wo0l. Soc.
ASK 70 see the COMFORT SHIRT. made Of Wan
rsintgEceGs ready for the wash iuh. ouly IS centa
luE ~ Ins oeSt lifting. best nsadS Shirt In tks
kemsmSes only etc for the Finest Dress Shirt = the
6nsAaNCd bALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY. +
my29 1902 STREET NORTHWEST.
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ORDER 10 AMEND THE BILL.-The Co. al
windsor Ford aGt Clarke q a.. IN Which
Judge Merrtck last week made Q decree Tor ~
payment of . speci6c amount, and in which 10
Of trustees, was this morning reopenod
by the judge At the instance d
MT: L. r. Tuttle, for whom Nr.
=. T. Thomae appeared. The sale OF the prop.
erty was by Clarke the co-trustee Of Mr. Toff1e
and the latter knew nothing Of It. The judGS
directed the bill be amended by making Ell,
proof - 70 whether Hall was a Innocent r6ss
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(OILES-DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the of knife, caustic
or Ngature. Cure guaranteed Can be consulted IT.
123 9Th ST. n. from TO q pm. ap2-6ms
nR. AND NINE SELDEN, 800 MISSOURI AVE
IL Special treatment for ladies; thirty yearsex.
tensive experience; remedies prompt and reliable;
charges reasonable and consultation Free
dence strictly confidential call write: Office always
open: Madame Selden visits ladies any distance 25w*
NJ NE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVE.NTSOF
Atx LIFE All business confidential Ladies and gen
tenlen 50 cents each 4OS l. street. between 4th aud
9th streets northwest my6-1Sw*
nR ROBERTSON, THE OLD ESTABLISHED
Wednesday and Saturday, at 456 st. NV, from to
need medical advice and services. Special attention
TO all diseases Of women Over twenty years expert
ence Main ohice3O n. Liberty ST.. Baltimore. Md
ie5-3m
nR w. T. PARKER. OF BOSTON, MASS, MAG
II netic Healer: Wonderful Cures by laying ON OF
hands; Nervous and Chronic Diseases specially. Will
visit patients Office hours TO IOS Attn ST.
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yUyHE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
sHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

SHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route 10 the south and southwest
sCH EDULE IN EFFECT NAY BID, 1855.
e26 q NJ. daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all
POINTS ON line Of shenandoah Valley Norfolk
aud Western. East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroads. Atlanta, Macon, Jackson
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile, New III.
lsans, and South and southwest Pullman
lalsce sleeping Cars between " ashinSton and
New Orleans without change. Connecting AZ
shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars. New
York to Atlanta
1.lO T. n daily. Memphis Express For all points
soutl,, southeast and Southwest Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars between Shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change, connecting az
Cleveland, Tenn. with Pullman Cars 10 New
Orleans without change
Trains leave T. 4 o. X K Passenger Station corner
New Jersey avenue and street
cts, sleeping reservations and all
nation apply at ticket Offices, 6l9 Penra ave-. 1881
Penna- ave. and III Depot Ii. & .. II: r. ard office q
Line 507 Penna- where orders will ne taken
hr bas.age 10 be called for in any part OF the city
A. POPE. h j. LOCKWOOD
Senn. Paa and Tiki Agt Pass ant Tkt At
Rhl6-6mo
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MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures license,
nave been issued by the clerk OF the court t.
Vim. Chase and Mary Ellen johnson; John j
Binder and Kate Haker; Archie Anderson and
Annie Carter,
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FBonAxB CoURx-JU000 80
To-day. viii Of Carl @. FreudenberE applica,
ton tor proboee, and leteefs testamontefy b
the widow nled. Estate Richard r. Mefric1c
letters ofguardisnship granted =. B. Nc0pin4'
Martin p. Norris and George Z Ha0G1oms
bond. 1900. =
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DR. AnHsxnoN0 Misunderstanding inveap
tigattng The reports ofimmoral c0uduct In Gin
Of st. Ph11lip's church, a. Atlanta, Ca, the wee.
try paseed reeoautt0n .stnne tl3e fAces DO n0a
esteemed rectog," and Be sssuHod Us 6usiSs
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Ten Pass Agent Axe
TO SARATOGA.
Il LAKE GEORGE AND

Il LAKE GEORGE AND
CATSkILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE
Trains on New York. West Shore and Buffalo Rail-
way. by West shore of picturesque Hudson River,
leave Jersey City station of Pennsylvania Railroad as
SARATOGA SPECIAL, $40 Am. arrive Saratoga
2i0 pm: Caldwell. Lake George, 40 m: Montreal,
1OSO m. Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars TO Sarato-
ga thence to Montreal. Pennsylvania Railroad trai
leave "a ashington 12:l5 tn connect.
CAfSkILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, $40 am,
arrive at Hotel Kaaterskil 2:lI pm, Grand Hotel
1a5 pm Parlor Cars. Pennsylvania Railroad
DAY EMPRESS S:S5 m, Arrive Albany 8 pm,
sharon springs pm. Cooperstown 7:10 pm,
Utica 1:42 p Syracuse 100 pm, Rochester 1880
pm BIftaaC 1215 AIN, Niagara Falls 12:43 am.
ParhH Cars 70 Albany and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSkILL MOUNTAIN EX.
FRS. 1Obo am, arrive al HOTEL kAATERS-
kILL $40 pm, Grand Hotel $40 p.m., Saratoga
$50 pm, Lake George pm arior Cans Long
Branch and New York To Saratoga Pennsy lyania
Railroad train leaves Philadelphia $40 am. 70
connect
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LIN
TIED. 325 pm, arrive at Hotel Kaaterskill S.57 d.
m, Grand III otel SS6 p-m SARATOGA 91O pm, Mon
Zeal a M With partof cars 70 Catsknl Mountain and
,slrsioSa- Buffet paror cars leave Washington on
PennsS wanna Railroad train at $50 for Saratoga;
lsepers thence To Montreal Ask for single round
rip tickets by West Shore Route, and avoid long
fer through New York City Apply to city depot
agents of Pennsylvania Railroad for complete time
tables. tickets and parisr chairs
Parlor car chairs from Jersey City Station reserved
Company, Pennsyivana Railroad station Jersey City
New Jersey HENRY MONETT,
General Passenger Agent,
yESelO No. 80 BROADWAY Ny.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and $50 o. m. prices
Of the New York Stock market to-day, reported
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MARRIED IN AUGUST AND DESERTED IN
Ready, today filed bill for o divorce from
Julian ID. Ready. She states that when but I6
years OF age, on August Goth, j $50, her maiden
name being Schnabe, she was married by Rev,
NJ L. Hawley, and she charges that on Septem-
per 4th, 1882, her husband deserted and aban-
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ESuANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
" STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, No.
239 TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON


239 TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON. d. C.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of e.fk
the District of Columbia. passed the 2Sth day ima
OF July. A. ID. 1885 in equity No 1891, Qa5
will sell at public auction In front Of the premises
the following real estate IN the city of Washington
District of Columbia, on FRIDAY, THE FOURTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1885, at AALF-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ Lot number 43 of the subd
vision made by John w Vanhook and William W
Me,calf. June 18Th; 1854 of square 944 recorded
in the surveyors office of the District OF Columbia
proved by two-stOry Frame House and used pr-
vate dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
must be paid in cash, the balance in two equal in
stalmens of and two years for which the notes of
the purchaser bearing interest six per cent from
the day of sale will be taken all cash. the option
of purchaser The trustee will retain lien the
property sold until the terms complied with and
the purchase money paid in full. deposit of $50
must be made Oh day of SALE Terms OF sale must be
compiled with within days property will be
sold at cost of defaulting purchaser COnveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost.
VEDANTUS B. EDWARDS, Trustee
533 18th ST. NV, Room 2tj. CorCoran Building,
au24dt2ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
,!AgTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER THE NINTH, same
hour and place. in consequence of the rain.
VEDANTUS b. EDWARDS, Trustee.
Se5-d&dS DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS,