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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. NEAR
GLFNWO0D ROAu AND METkOPOLITAN
RAILROAD

vALUABLr SUBURBAN PROPERTY, NEAR
QLFNWO0D ROAD AND METROPOLITAN
RAILROAD.
On FRIDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF ~
SEPTEMBER. A. D. 1855, at FIVr OCLOCK&f&
p NJ, viii sell at pubt: auction. on the premi -E
SEES part of Lot thir i've (3o of the subdivision Of
Mei11po ,i IS View male BY Ihos. w Berry and John
Beginning stone in the center of south avenue
tor 3 boundary between lots IS aud 81; thence
bounding on the center of said avenue south
9! degrees west 4I% psrches to the center OF spr
BRANCH thence oOunuing on the center of said branch
south n degrees eas Ie4 perches thence south, 40
degrees east 70 percheS theme south "a degrees east
Is perches. to the railroad; thence, boundtn, said
railroad, northeastwa.dly, to intersect line drawn
ming; thence reversing said In, north, 2O degrees
roods and - peiches, more or less.
Term OF sale One half Of purchase money In cash
and the balance Ia two equal pa menes at six and
twelve months, to bear interest at per per
mum from the day Of sale Or ali purchase money
may b Paia l. cash. A depos Of $lOO will be re
CURED when the property Is sold terms be compiled
with within ten days from day of Sale, otherwise
property will be sold at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser after five days pnblic notice Of such re-
s1e in some new 'paper published in Washington. DC
C nveyancAnS, &C, AZ cost OF purchaser.
se2-dGds HONORA ROACH
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The Chemistry Convention.
THE CLOSING SESSION AT THE AGRIcC1 TCRAI
DEPARTMENT


THE CLOSING SESSION AT THE AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTMENT.
The annual convention of the Official Agricul-
tural Chemists association closed its sessions
at the Agricultural department to-day. The
committee on nitrogen determination made a
report. report on potash determination was
read and discussed, and q method for dstermin.
ing potash In fertilizers was agreed upon a
method Of determining phosphorc acid was
also adopted, and IL was made obligatory upon
the members TO Use these methods In their off,
cial analyses. Prof. Clark made some remarks
upon the atomic weight OF platinum. A COM
mittee on uniform fertilizer law was ap-
pointed. Officers were elected for the next
year as follows: Prof. 81. w. Wiley Washing
ton, president; DR.. &. ". Dabnsy, y. c., vice
president; Clifford Richardson. Washington
secretary and treasurer. A resolution OF thanks
10 the commissioner Of agriculture was passed
The convention discussed the proposition OF
eniargiug the scope Of the association, and sd-
yourned to meet in Washington next Ssptem-
Der,
The committees are as follows: Executive
committee, h. \. Houston, OF Indiana, and w.
J. Gascoigne, Of Virginia. Standing commit
tees: On phosphoric acid, Prof q E White, Of
Georgia; Dr.. E. 81. Jenkins, of Connecticut, and
Prof. Vim. c. Stubbs, Of Louisiana; on nitrogen
Mr.. p. E. Chazel, Of South Carolina; Prot. ]. A.
Myers, Of Mississippi, and Prof. w. E. Moses, Of
Tennessee; on potash, Prof W. ]. Gascoigns, Of
Virginia; Mr.. Clifford Richardson, Of Wsshine-
ton, and Prof y. w. Lord, of Ohio.
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The South Warrington Pleasure Club, With
Jackson Yates, g. p. Buston, E. L. McCleilaud,
Ethan Allen and Theodore Shipiey ax cofpor.
ators, have fled certificate Of incorporation.
the object being amusement and the advance,
ment OF fts MEMBER
The third entsrtainmsnt fhr the benefit Of the
poor win be given 1t Airy Castle park Mt
Pleasant, tomorrow. Dibdins operetta ssfhe
Waterman" win b rendered, 10 Be followed By
dancing.
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nR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician In the city. can
be consulted daily, 464 ST.. bet 4a and 9th sts NV
Prompt treatment: correspondence and consutxr
once always open. 3e1-6tS
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MAR RED.

BURCHARD-KILBY. At Assembly church Tuss-
day evening september LIST, 1885, by the Rev Geo
y Little, GEORGE g BURCHARD 70 ADDIE ~
kILBY, both OF this City.
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WHIPPING A YouNG LApys TRApucrR.-
The Georgia regulation, whose recent visit 70
Dalton caused such tumult OF excitement are
again on the warpath. On their last raid they
whipped fifteen persons and killed O desperate
negro, who resisted A few nights since they
visited the house OF man named Terry In
dragged from his bed At mid light and given =
terrible whipping. II seems Perry has been
circulating slanderous eports regardlI r "A we'll
known young lady and Wa resorting W every
measure 10 blacken her name. There were
twenty men In the gang, ali Of whom were vell
disguised
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GHANCLRY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE on
~ SJREET REIWEEN EflIfR-A Nd All 4 &
DrrNCANnON BROS Auc
.UNcArsoN BROS, Aucuoneera

TkUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE SITUATED ON THE SOUTH
VET CORNER OF NINTH AND n SHEETS
on the fourth t4th) day of November, A. D. one ia8
Thousand eight hundred and eiZhty-two (1SS2j &s8
and duly recorded IN Lfber numbered 1925, toio
Ct seq lone OF the land records Of the district Of Co
lumba VIII sell la. the request IN writing Of the
holder Of the notes secured BY said deed oftrust at
public auction: IN front Of the premises, on TUES
DAY, THE EIGHTH 9TH DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der, A. 1885 at the hour of FIVE 90 O'CLOCK
p NJ. OF said day the f0owin2descr!bed real estate
Columbia, to witt All of lot numbered twenty-sx (26)
in Moses Kelleys subdivision Of square NUMBERED
nine hundred and twelve (912) said subdivision is
recorded IN Libes III D:C,' Numbered one a. at
ors o6cs Of the said District. subject however, to
prior deed bearing date the sixth day Of De-
cember. 4. D. 1881, and duly recorded In Lber num-
befed 992 It folio us Ct seq one Of said land rec
ninety S OSO dollars with interest on three thotis
and $0OO) dollars Of said Indebtedness at the rate
Of six t6 pr cent per annum until paid, after the
sixth (cthJ day Of June d. 1885. aud the same
Of interest on the ssmaining ninety geo dollars OF
Terms Of sale: ons-thfrd n.) ofthe purchase money
In cash, and the balance thereof in six @ and twelve
Q2) months after the day Of sale for which balance
Given and bear Interest until paid at the rsie Of siI
l6) per cent Per annun and be secured By deed of
trust said real estate to satisfaction, all cash
the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of one hum
Of bid reserve the right to resell the said real e.
tate II the terms Of sale are not complied with In
eight 49, days from the day Of SALE after ten 1O) days
notice by advertisement, at the risk and cost Of the
e q the
au27-dskdS Trustee.
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MURDERED FOR Hrs MoNEY.-Tuesday after
noon the dead body of Edgar Maipes was found
mile above Knoxville, Tenn, In q grove near
The river. He had been shot In the back of the
head. Names was seen just before daybreak
In company with another man PANIED Lee seli
ters ana woman named Lizzie Hickman. The
sellers and Msines oIethsr, and shortly after
heard pistol shot: Sellers was arrested.
Maines was murdered for money be had In his
possession. He was Ia the employ OF Covsn.
McCiurg Co., and came home Monday night
with over 81 900 belonging ~ the firm. Late
Monday night he was with Lee Sellers and
they were drinking together. The two went off
together, Nsines having nrst displayed a large
roll or money. Maines was engaged To be mar
ried In two weeks. He viii be buried in his
wedding suit at his home near Athena IL 10
feared Sellers Will be lyuched.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Ace0s Ia ioc udNS oeeu TecOIQeQ as fOllOW6
]. B. Wlltbsrger to w. Dreyer, part Cbillum
Castle Manor, L S-5 acres; 5000. Resale ".
Bradford TO Anne Lewis, SUBJ ISL, So 385.
$4,000. Van II. Higgins to Helen Young
Shepperd, part OF Beams addition to George
town. on Stoddart street; e6,625. Alice Lynch
70 n. s. Lynch, lot l6, 50. 7o3; =. Johanna
Mackey TO f: +. Browning, lots 1s to 20, so.
SOS; 5000. W. A Gordon, eft al, trustees 70
VIM. Myers, part Is, So. 102s; 81 OSO J. ].
Albright ct al. to Ellen c. Mclean lots Is and
10, biloxi 4; and :. block s; 8, Ilock I, to 8
Droit Park; p: J. g. McEivare to J. u. Power,
undivided half interest In lot 20, 50. 81 L; 5000
&c. Hannah Leonard 70 John Miller, lots 80 TO
90, 50. 643; $1,000. Julia c. Buker 70 A A
Epscomb, ". pit. +. Browns sub. Mt. Pleasant:
s.. J. W. Piliing to E Greer, pit. 2, So l62:
s.. Rachel A. Garrett to Bonnie c. McQuay
lot B, 50. 3Se; s.. A. p. Crenshaw TO Lucy Al
exander, sub. 81, 50. ls1; 500. Lucy Alexan-
Ger 70 A z; Crenshaw, jr., pit. 2, 50. 81; p. 7.
$40; =. Same TO Otto L. Woifsteiner, LOT
sahn ID S ass and S4a S. Sc. TO- s GSli's s
]. A J. Cusswell to 5. c. Palmer, lots 80 and 81
Sayler, lot 16 50. 1919; 5. NJ Sayler TO Mary c.
Nimmo. same propertyl S2,236,25. Ida L. Nc
Lalen to c. F. Watson, lot ~ 50. 724; $4,000.
c. F. Watson to Jas. McLaren, same; do; 81 600
w. A. Gordon, ct al trustees, TO VIM. Myers, part
Is 50. 1O2S; $1,000. Rebecca s. Phenix, et al,
to henry A Lingsr, part Chichester Is acrea;
$2,2s0.
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PROPOSALS.
TT q NAVY PAY OFFICE
~ ~. WkoskfnofoU n n o.

Ols De Warrington, D. C. Sept ID 1855.
sea'ed pnoPo.h a. duplicate. Endorsed .{eroposats
4 r. Sslpp61es" win be received this Once unt1
EQo1 ocI. 2p, l8s6. Tor the following Len % -
esliverod g the Observation kSpos department %
In 80 cfecd< ssessst % nsn. onc'si inspection
0snt w nsquisition No 10 cisss "a. elbow llns
kGA whie Pine Lolt and spruce spera-caass "a
go -so1s Hlsaninops Coei. To be awarded BY
c. sna s:2Ss.s,ss; s:s. va ss 1890 ss1
= e. egsle,e .sAsoA az Ger g cppt; and the right
- ou1o1p - md blank proposals. % be had Al ths
90 - q Deca0Bry Information NJ Navy Yard
- yeeoqD o. 6rms muat guarantee tue
lgonD9 80 mfAeal exocufiob Of Contract With bond
kes 90 u compeeency OF The guSrsntors must 81
Ae1xU1w- ~ Dksa~ c.&N, Eayy Far zesx
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WEATHER NorICE.

We have Clothing 70 silt every caprice Of the
weather. All summer goods ~ and below cost Fine
Hue fannel suits the very thing for the present
e<slingy chssp For those In delicate heath have
AIa<xS assortment Of Meyuo SHIRTS, very good QUAIL
ny. 70 suis any cne's poeketbook. Remember tAe
p(nes, where yo1 Always strike Q bargain
IA "a J. W. SELRY
ans l01l-lo1o RonnsylvAniA Sya
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The Navy Yard Foreman

80 GROUNDS FOR DISSATISFACTION WITH rHI
ExANINATlONR
The District democrats are said 10 b dissatis-
fed with the manner In which the examination
for foremen Of the Warrington navy yard was
conducted, and claim that favoritism was
shown to the present republican foremen In the
yard. There Is no foundation, however, for the
complaint. The officers conducting the exam
ination were detailed for the purpose on &C
count OF their supposed fitness for the duty, ana
whether they are democrats or republicans is
not known. The appointments have not been
made yet, and will not be made until the Secre-
tarY rAtprnR
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10000 PIECES OF DOMESTICS OF EVERY
WELL-KSOWN BRAND
Androscroggln, yard wide, &c
Fruit Of the Loom, yard wide, TIC
Lonsdale, yard wide, TIC
Dwis ht Anchor. yard wide S1ac.
Wamsutta, yard wide, Ss4c.
Pride Of the West, yard wide, lie
Lonsdale Cambria. yard wide. lOc
worth &C.
5OOp Remnants Of wamsutta sheetinss in width
% q se WFs u Shnsh' Easls
piece pertecE no better SneetiDE made.
CANTON FLANNELa
Good Canton Flannel a. Sc; worths
Better Canton Flannel at &C.: worth0
Excellent Canton Flannel at &C.; worth 12ls
Heaviest Canton Flannel at Ice; worth Is
5000 yards beautiful Batise. finest quality made 40
inches wide, l2ia cents.
5000 yards fne " bite India Lawn. &C.
Best D,essmakers Cambria al colors SC.
Best Selisia, SC. s-Jtt- -!
Best Dri ling for Lining, &c. 'H ?. l.;
Ladies' Striped skirts. ready made 2Oc
Lawns. SC.
1900 Remnants Of Dress Goods, suitable for
Turkey Red Table Cloth. s3c: Dotted swisses, reg.
ular made, 12lsc.
whine sale going se 81 o g e.
% pair less than replace them. 800 pairs OF
worth S3.75. ~o l"'''
1s.ineheslXtde Cotton Diaper, best make 10 yards
TO the pece,O cents per piece. :,
Odds and ends in Towels and Napkins very cheap
900 dozen Glass Doylies, 33c per dozen,
100 dozen Turkish Towels, 1sc.; worth 371a.
cents This Is most desirable article
cents. 40
Finest Irish Linen, 40 cents
Plaid Muslin. 12lac: worth Csc
spHsSns best Mourning Prints IN plain black, gray
cents
Nottingham Curtains, by the pair or yard, at just
so pieces Curtain scm As inches wide with colored
stripes. 12l2c; worth 26c
200 pieces fine and beautiful sateens, very scarce
IL cents. We have them In light and dak ground
42-inch Colored Wool Cashmere, Loo $500
800 pieces Rrocaded Dress Goods. Ia solid ooors. Al
cents. = "f--]
10000 yards 11ae. o1nehams; your cho.os for
500 Bed Spreads at IS eents; worth 81
Marseilies Spreads reduced from s. to S22h
1000 yards Crash. IL inches wide &C.
40 pieces Bed Ticking from cents Per yard up; at
less thao cost to manufacture.
This sale will only Last short time. a the
carpenters WIN soon be out. and we shall then
open this beautiful Lighted room With Drsss
Goods, Silks and valveta
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AT ONCE
LANsBURGH 4 BRO.
al 40. 422 424. AND 42e SEVENTH STREET.
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rT,Hk NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
sHENASDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL


AND
SHENANDOAH JUNG, LCRAY AND ROANOKE
\ ne New Route 70 The south and Southwest
-. sChkDl LIZ ~ HI kCT NAY 80, 1855.
30 Cxily, New Orleans fAsr Line. For All
points on lie Of SHENANDOAH Valley Norfolk
and Mes,ern. last 1.nns>see. Virginia and
Georgia railroads Atlanta, Macon, Jackson
vile. Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile New Or.
leafs, and The south and southwest Pullman
Palace sleeping CARS between W Ashingtou and
kew Orleans .ithout change. Connectins at
Sbx nAncoah junction with Pullman Cara. New
York 10 Atlanta
$40 p. n oaiiy. Memphis Express For all poinss
sontls, southeast and southwest Pullman Pa
ace sleeping Cars between Shenandoah junction
ard Memphis wttIlout change, CONNECTING n
Cleveland, Tenn, with Pullman Cara 70 New
Orleans without change
Trains leave b Il o. r X Passenger Station, corner
New Jersey avenue and Z street
Fortckets sleeping car reservations and Al infor.
nation apply At ticket Offices, 6l9 Penna- ave. 1851
Penna. ave- and Q; depot b. q o. r R, and tdace Of
The Line 5O7 Psnna where orders will be taken
ir hazxaxe 70 be called tor IN any part Of the city
A POPE J. LOCK WOOD,
Gem Pxn and TIKI Agk Pzss. and Tiki At
Uhl6-6rao
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


DAILY LINE 10 NORFOLK AND TokTREss
= sss
Boston and ProSidenoe steamers secure fieHsss and
bcs ns aRd Sfs an s.
vania ave, who will also check hassase from hotels
For further particulars inquire at Office It'll street
"he9f Telephone N e. 1 s SWSE1cH Genera, As,n.
EAfE e ah SIZE: Mh.a tD
ington, Monday. "Wednesday and Saturday, a. $50
Stops ct coionsf EsseS % sssardys Fare 30 cents
JOIN = Al ResEs d kHs. l% sns
day and Friday. am. jeIS
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEF1EIr
Leaves .sh7s'sess T., wharf VIVA On MoNDAYs Thurs.
ing ct River Landings Is far as Nomini Creek
sih Z o 1a ssSsphsrss sss ssssaas nne'''
CIV. RIDLEY. M.nsss1. S . ' A s01i
JOIN G9 Sf So SN9 sas KaTSa4 tsS;
Pier A. East syeT SAT- RhAf g
MORNING. Freight at lowest we; rates rates ap4
DoToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER SUE
viii resume the route between BxITiMoRE AND
sss EEs5
must be prepaid.
All accommodations 6rst-claas- Apply to
STEPHENSON BRO, til st. wharf
Ofice:-12th St and Pennsylvania =. n.w. mill 6m
CTEAdER MATTANO LEAVES 7THsTREET
= wharf Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays ct Z
O'Clock Am. for River Landings IS far Is Mattox
Creek, returning on Wednesday, Friday and Monday
a''sfn0' re f.0si.sn sPDiSS i e p. Az. NV
mh9 g. T. JONES. AT, 7th-st whArf
MT. VERNON MT VERNON,
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves sth-street wharf daily Except Sunday FOR
MT. vernon at 10 o'clock q m: returning reaches
Washington about $50 p m.
se16 L. I. BLAKE. Captain
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
~ STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, No:
230 TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, In THE
CITY OF wASHNGTON. D. C.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia passed on the 2Sth day N
fully, A. D. 1855, In equity cause No. 1881, ~
the SSowiuS real estate IL thss e WashinEtDn
LAY OF sept MBER, 1885, at HALF-PA, IT
FIVE OCLOCK 2. NJ: Lot number % of the subdt
vision made BY John W. vanhook and william w
Me,calf june 18th 1854, Of square 90, reco ded
In the surveyors ONCE Of the District Of Columbia, i'm
proved BY tWostory Frame House and used as pri
vnte dwelling.
Terms Of sale Onethir Of the purchase money
must be paid In cash, the balance In two equal in-
ssAmente Of one and two for which the notes of
the purchaser, bearing interest six cent from
re day Of SALE vii be taken O. al cash ct the option
property sold until the terms are complied with and
the purchase money paid In full deposit Of $50
must be made on day Of sale. Terms OF sale must be
complied With within seven days Or property win be
and recording at purch .sers cost.
vEDANTus b EDWARDS. Trustee.
SSS 18th 81 NV, Room ~ Corc0rAn Building.
eox@d&b DUNCANSON BROS. AuctA
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SENT OUT OF TowN.-The three alleged monte
men-Robert Murphy, ChaS. Long and Chas
Harrts-errested In the 9Th precinct yesterday
Is suapicaous character, Is mentioned Ia The
STAB, were sent from the city yesterday by
Major Dye.
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DRY GOODS
FA1. Axp Wnrx, Coon.

We have Just opened largo ssock uf 1fna Veoor.
DLANKEM bought during Tho hot wsa,hee. whSch
Ne via ss'i Sor ths mart ten days q ne hlisvang
prices:
10] Fine Wool Blankets u 81 val ~ ~ m
ia Fine Wool Blankets % go v,fll - ~ ~
ia California Blankets s12, WIN b s1&S0
We have also about rs Pain a those S0so Hank
ets. worth %.
10 Bales fo sire Cotton Fnlsd comSorsables bouxht
last spring 81. worth $3.50.
Also full stock Of DIR Ess GOODS. TRrcors
fLANNELs and cAsHNEREs as the pepulas peics
S'~~~ rs 20 tfE =
Our whole stock at Bottom rrtcu.
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where IL the Garbage Han.

10 the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Iwish to call the attention OF the garbage mas
ter to the gross neglect on the part Of bis subor
climates whose business II II TO collect the gar
bage The residents on New Jersey avenue.
between 81 and streets northwest. are sub,
tected to great inconvenience by having to
Ssns saed sh: eaI or ave
continue the board Of health will be required 10
send their Inspector. through this division TO
the result Of this gross neglect resident.
Ln9I FILED AoAISsr STEAMBOAT owS-
has dled libel agt. LII Blake and J. c. McKi6-
bin, owners OF steamer w. w. Corcorsu, setting
street southwest, was rented b b. them to Blake
and McKibbin from December LIST, 1880, to No
vembet 1854 at the monthly rental Of $50,
which was paid up TO such date, and although
and crib, they have not paid therefor since.
on the S o nsa and
SENT OUT OF TowN.-The three alleged monte
Harrts-errested In the 9Th precinct yesterday
Is suspicious character, as mentioned In The
STAR we're sent from the city yesterday by
a..! r.0f e: .oIa 3 ss%us1 4
fog >o,77l.66, two lots fronting 90 fest on the
north side Of Rhode Island avenue, between
18th ana 18th streets. the price Per foot being
MAHaIAes !1c.xsHs. Marriage nesnses
have been ianed BY the clerk Of the court 10
George h Frixzell Of Baltimore county, Nd,
and Emma Francis Dennis, OF Baltimore Nd:
Leonard 4. Ehrmontrout and Blanche Linkins:
e, Oscar Kat:linG Of Philadelphia, and Beatrics
= Wades q Anacootia.
RAxes or rHs TnxRnoxrrrR.-rhss na,ov.
ING were the readings q the signal once tolday:
S3m- coz An, SO: IL am, $50; PM.
VA Maximum, 76S; minimum, coo.
1Ao CouR0.
Young ast Morris J. + WHIT made party
complainant. Ford agt Ford; appoorA0o6 O.
iick; saies nnsily fstided. fksasn - Ma;
Police CouRg-1sd1s 1G25s pre Tn.
Today, Wulian chAnd1er e1d Morris HeAr
dox. 0o1panE eualn1Dral 1oe1o1o14 chnFteo
QasSahgeok ee1nnle - aegeoae9 J01pe
UnsuA Duluherat n ysav1Rg - t1eae1e u
feele $50 s2neass1 saPeed - ~ a1 u
- - - shahsA
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THr CAnprsrrns ARE ArWoax
GREAT CONTINUATION SALE
IN OUR NEW ANNEX,
NOW BEINGF1NIsHED WITH SHELVING AND
COUNTERa
DO NOT MISS THE CHANCE
CALL AT ONCE.
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sCRoFULA CURED.

prescribed your CcTIcuaA R1nHpIEs, Erecting .
thorough cure, In q chronic case of Scrofnla upon
child Of one Of my patrons afeer the case had haaed
the sknl oftvo eminent physioians during period Of
eleven months. made Q complete cure in four
montha A. G. PATTERSOM. Druggist,
Rockville KY.
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NINE DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND
AS1 reliable Ladies' Physician be suited daily
Al her residence. l245 7ih St ONCE hours nom
] to 8 pm. Tvs 2ms
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rU N A B D LINE

TUNARD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN.
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. n. r. NEW YORK.
GALIIA-.-.-.-Sat, Sept II GALLLA..---Sat. Oct 10
ACRASIA---Sat, Sept. 10 ACRANIA..-.-Sat. Oct. II
SxkvIA--- Sat Oc. 3iSERv1A.--....Sat, Oct. 81
AND VERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK.
according to accommodations. Intermediate-S3a
Steerage At very low Steeraxe tickets to and
from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parfs
Of Europe at lowest rataBA
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
HARE, antwerp and other ports On the Continent.
and for u Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
ONCE. No. Bowling Green, or both Storage and
Cabin 70 OTIS EIGELOW CO., COS 9TH street,
vkRNoN II. BROWN 4 90. Kew York
4esaea OTIS BfGEIOW a co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02
no BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE

CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
10 Boston, Newport NafraganSett Pier and adjacent
resorts by the sea.
Take the popular steamer .Leary' O. Excelsior"
Meeting In Norfolk with the araf class Passenger
steamers BERKSHIRE and Johns Hopkins.
To Providence, $13; round trip, $A.
To Boston, via Providencs. $14; round trip, ga
This includes meals and stataroom berth.
For further Information inquire once 7th etroet
wharf Tslsphooe No 1853 WI WEIGH.
yam Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

Tan M1eHrr MrDsEr
=
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
927 AND e2e 7TH STREET NV.
RIP ROARING RALPH RENEGADE.
THE HANDY ANDY,
NANNY PAMRY.
BoMBAsrEs FURIoso
OF THE CLOTHING TRADE IS NOT At
ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 AND go 7TH STREET N W.
But when last heard from at bis old tricks in a
nsghborng city. where under cover Of distance rom
his old haonts he was trsnsgresng that part of
decalogue which says
THOU SHALT NOT STEAL
Remember. if you please that goods are re-
ceived daily ct
ADIERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUsH
HARD TIMES AND DULL TIMES
Like the Priest and the Lsvte. always pass us By
the other side Whether In season Of
Will always find choice line of fresh stylish reliAhIs
and desirable goods. which sold EXACTLY
TEN PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF Man
UFACTCREat