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Mr. Beers Telephone.
HE REFUSED TO PAY FOR TT BECA Use r,

he REFUSED TO PAY FOR TT BECAUSE IT DILy'T
WORK WELL, AND THE COURTS SUSTAIN HIM.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Juies Beer refused 10 pay
the Chicago Telephone company sixty dollars
for rent on the telephone in his store on the
ground that the instrument never operated sat
isfactorily. The company obtained judgment
before police magistrate, and Beer appealed
the case. The company tried to prove that
Beer did not know how to use telephone Evil
denc was submitted that Beer had talked in the
instrument properlyl The jury returned a ver-
dict In favor of Beer.
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Balfimore Markete.

BALTIMORE, Nm. Sept. 24-vlrginia skies. con-
eolidated 40; pastdue coupons, 3d. new tenaorues.
34s6: new thFees, SO bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nh, Sept A-Cofton dull-mid-
ding, 01A Flour higher and active and strong
Howard street and western super. 3a3l0 do extra,
46Oa4.25; do. family, 4.60s5.09 city mills SUPER,
$OOa86O; do extra, 876a4.26 Rio brsnds 4 75a5.OO
Estapsco family. SO; supeflstiys patent 600.
southern red, 06a06: southern amber. 06aLO or No
Maryland. 951eae6la; NO. western winter red spot
December. 1854 asked Cofn-southsrn irm and quiet
do yellow, 61a6S western mixed. spot, 47akaA1a:
October, A71ka46 year 44aaA5As: January, 4415aA4s
aesuer lSk bid Oats higher and frn-so1thern
SOe36; western white, 83a36: western mixed 3Oa3l
Rennsylva6ia, 0oa80. Bye quiet-61A62 ProvisiOns
Meady and quiet Eggs higher, l0als1h Petroleum
higher-redned. 61kAS&. sugar lower and Quiet-A
so1k q copper refined steady, 10sa}O& WHISKY
nominaly seedy l. 6Ai.17. othertrdcies 0nchAnged
ffsgnnto 44ysrpool Rsr asanes dlll,cot3on. SD;
1.szS 6sirsEE vnssf 1000 busheas corn, 600
shipmsnts-douf, 2blO barrels; re. 10S S osi,sa
eals-Whaak 70800O hnsheE corn I6,OOo bnShsa
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. LIZ Sept ~. m.-wheas ruled
week and c1osed& under yesterday-CAsh, g.: Octo-
Der. So Noye4bef e91tf December, 66lA; Iny.
06At Corn irxegulnf-C z24E October, AJAX:
NoyeMhet, So Oats eteadys4AsG 26A; 0eS5bef
FL noys%ess; as ie ~ 49, ays g 1ss'isS
- !SEy. 90 issa 1900 ssS H osso6sr:
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RALTIMoRE, Sept 24.-John w. Davis to-day
resigned as police commissioner of Baltimore
and Major ]. d. Ferguson was appointed to fill
the vacancy. MIR. Davis is spoken of as a
prominent candidate for mayor at the ap-
preaching election.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24-The democrat
city conventions to-day made the following
nominations: For register OF wills, F. Edwin
pleas Craig Biddle The sheriff and treasurers
convention adjourned for week without
making nominations.
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The water from the pumps at the corner of
9th street and Pennsylvania avenue and 9TH
street and Pennsylvania avenue, has been
tested at the instance OF Health Officer Town
shend, by DIR. De Smedt, chemist, who reports
that 1t is good iron mineral water.
Free Grace Lodge, No. 1343, g. q. o. o. F.,
Gibbons, chaplain. Alfred e. Robinson, advo-
cate; Anthony Rollins, treasurer; II. w. Hamil.
ton, p. s.; Edward Norris, e. s.; Leroy Harvey,
v. g.; L. w. Fauntleroy, n. g.; w. H. A Young
P. n. G.; Albert Brooks, n. F.; r. G. Young, p.
NJ.
1t has been suggested that danger from ex-
plosion by the continued use OF ranges In local.
tiles not now Supplied with water may be
avoided by the opening of all the hot water
spigots. II steam should be formed In the
water-back, instead Of causing an explosion il
will escape harmelessly from the open faucets
The sewer on l. street is broken, between ID
and Sd streets, and the water is rushing out
and win do much damage unless repairs are
made.
There was no change to-day In the relations
OF the Gibson Bros. and their striking compost
tors. The Messrs. Gibson had not employed
any new men. -
A general orderhas been issued by Major Dye
announcing that prfvates Lyddane and Haw-
kins, OF the third precinct, charged by Night
Inspector Pearson with violating rule 1885, by
guilty.
Assistant Attorney General Maury, in
smith case, in first edition, should be William
A. Maury.
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'T1Hos J. FISHER q CO.. Anctloneers,,

IINHOS J. FISHER d CO.. Aucti0neera
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE
NEAR Jan THE hF1M Ho ION 5:E. MM,vERs5TX BE
AVENUE ~ ;" ---'
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia passed In the consoli LTD
dated equity causes No. 1854, wherein Oliver B. ~:
Magruder Is complainant and John W. Beail ct a. de-
fendants and No. 1874, wherein Mary V. BranlRau er
a. are compliments and Oliver B. Magruder ct al de-
fendantS the undersigned trustees win sell, at FIVE
FIFTH Day OF On sEFTRAskR RAz 4. TpwEn SS
the following described property In parcels ACCORDING
to the plat filed In said cause No 1854, Yfz: Afi
thar part of tract Of land In Washington county IN
and being part OF lot No. three ) In the divaon al
said tract which was allotte led 10 David Peter eaid
part parcel Of land fronting the eastern bounds
afy OF the Seventh street turnpike leading TO Rock
on the north by W. D. Bealis purchase and on The
south BY that sold to Aaron NJ daitre together Wiz
h1 os of IS 70 81 ee s lan
One Of said lots IS improved By large tnreesfor
brick dwelling and clubhouse .1s:
Terms OF sale: Onethlrd Of the purchase money
The day Of sale, the said deferred payrneIts bearnp
interest ct the rate Of six per cent per aniuna nam
qas 81 be pa A by Ss g Or pIch
sale. deposit Of $50 on each Lot rsouIreS Sn iav
or sale. II the terms OF sale com uiied Win IN
ten days me Trustees reserve the right to resell the
seiad&ds fk2NKLi Il a aAMnlaIGT Frusteea
FRpA1 = e 4
800. s. soNNaE + HAM11aos, ,r,n....,
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRONT
ING TWELVE FEET SIX INCHES ON tn e
EAST SIDE OF FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET
BETWEEN AND STREETS SOUTH.
WEST. i'.-7~-ls- -
The undersigned Trustees by virtue Of certain 80
deed OF trust bearing date on the 10th day Of S;s
November 1888, and duly recorded In L1ber 6s@
1862 folio 2G7 ct of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia at the request Of the holder Of
the note secured thereby will sell public auction In
front of the premises. on TUESDAY. the SIXTH
9th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the following piece or parcel Of land situated In
the city OF Washington. d. C., and being the south
part Of lot numbered thirteen in square numbered
2l feet six go inches on Fourand half street, and
900 feet. ~ - - = 77EG-->-
The terms Of sale: Onethrd Of the purchase money
in cash and the balance in two equa installmenIs ID
six and twelve months from day Of sale with prerest
at six per cent payable senannualiy for which the
pnrchasers notes viii be required, secured by deed
Of trust A deposit Of 800 win be required al the
time OF sale All conveyancing and recording at the
purchasers cost II the terms Of sale are not com
trustees reserve the right 70 resell the premises at the
risk and cost Of the deiaultng purchaser 2
FRANCIS J. HEIBEHGER, JR, co.
HENRY METZ. AIusteea
gp2d-d6da
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Invested with che Purple Rochet.

BALTIMoRE, Sept. 24.-Rev. Edward McCol-
gan, vicar general Of the archdiocese of Balti-
more az pastor of st. Peters church, was to-
day invested with the purple rochet and man.
ttlla of monsignor in the Catholic church
Archbishop Gibbons blessed the vestments and
made an address appropriate to the occasion.
Pontifcal mass was celebrated by Bishop
Becker, Of Wilmington, Del Bishops O'SuIli-
van, Of Mobile. and Northrop, of North Caro-
Una; Monsignor Quinn, of New York, and O
large number of the clergy participated. The
ceremony was at st. Peters church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-24

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The American Bankers
Association began its second days session at
1890 o'clock this morning. The first work Of
the day was the disposition Of the resolution Of
law Of 1873 be suspended. This was carried By
q large majority. Lyman ]. Gage was re-
elected president Of the association. The other
officers were also reelected.
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m

BALDwIN-BAsSETT. ON September "a 1855 by
Rev. III. r. Nalor, at the residence of Mr.. T. n King
1881 street northwest WILLIAM Il BALDWIN,
TO FANNIE BASSETT. No cardsL .
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Inc PRESIDENT to-day appointed Arthur Balm
bridge Hon, OF Washington. TO be O cadet at
large al the Annapolis Naval Academy. He II
a son OF Commander VIM Bainbridge Hof Of
the navy, grandson OF Rear Admiral Henry K.
HON and great grandson OF Commodore Vim.
cambridge, who captured the Java In the Con-
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THOMAs BOWLING. AuctIoneer.

' fdOMAS DOW L1N0. AucIlOQeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE, WITH MODERN IMPROYEMENTs,
ERSMENT PRINTING OFFICE. - =
day OF April 1878, and recorded In Liber No 81 s.
TO- folio 30, OF the land records for the Dis 1
trct OF Columbia and further by the decree of Equity
Court passed in equity. No 9543 substituting
the undersigned as trustee in lien OF the truss
cease named in the aforesaid deed Of trust, will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises on
MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1885 at
FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON OF SAID
DAY the property described in said deed. follows
to wit: All that certain piece parcel of land and
premises situate lying and being in the city of Wash
iHgtOn in the Disrict of Columb q, and known aiid
designated upon The records Of the surveyor for said
District as Lot numbered two hundrt d and thirty
seven (237), In square numbered six hundred and
seventy-6ve 1879, according to B. F. Gfiberts re-
corded subdivision of said square together with all
improvements, ct cetera, three-sIory brick house
with bay window. containing eleven rooms and bath
room. being house No. % x street northeast:
The terms of sale prescribed b. the aforesaid deed
edness secured and unpaid with the expense of sale
cash. the balance In six twelve and eighteen months
for which the notes Of purchaser bearing interest
from the day of SALE al the OF per per
annum, aud secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold. deposit Of one hundred dollars required
at the sale All conveyancing DC, at OF pur
chaser The trustee reserves the right to resell the
property the same terms upon default being made
by the purchaser at the risk and cost Of such default
Ing purchaser. w. PIERCE BELL,
Se22llt Trustee.
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General Foreign News.

MONEMENIS OF ROYALTY.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-Emperor William has
gone to Baden Baden, where he will remain
three weeks. The Empress Of Germany and the
Prince of Wales have arrived at Hamburg and
proceeded to Hungary. They will be present
ct the marriage of the daughter of the Due de
Chartres and Prince Waldemar, the youngest
son OF the King Of Denmark.
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Cholera Near Paris.

A FEW MILD CASES IN THE SUBURB OF ST.
QUENSUR-SEINE
PARIs,Sept. 24.-Cholera has appeared at ST.
QueusurSeipe, a village four miles north of
Paris. The disease is not of an extremely viru-
lent type. The deaths SO far have been among
children only, the adults recovering in every
case.
MADRID, Sept. "a. - There were 500 new
ease reported yesterday throughout Spain.
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THoMAs BOWLING, AuctloneeE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
SQUARE No. Up, FRONTING ON della
WARE AVENUE, SECOND. NORTH NJ AND
BY virtue of deed of trust dated oath June 80
1873, and recorded In Liber No. 100, at folio is
452 and at the request ofthe party secured there
on WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF OCTO-
Der. 1885, at -FOUR O'CLOCK P. M, Lots Nos. A.
SO. So 60 81 81. 63 "a. e5, &c. 81 and eS, (being
SUBDIVISION of original lots Nos H. 13 ID and part
ON 1fiice book II D G folio l7s Two frame houses on
Terms Of sale One-third cash: the balance of Dur.
chase money in six and twelve months with interest
at six cent, all cash. at the purchaser option
suitable deposit will be required. and terms must
be complied with within ten days after sale.
r. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
FRED. W. JONES, Attorney. se24dts
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TOMORROW.
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
sFfNH pSaAaT T rtssIT5h kgeaas sAEE
sTRGf u 6 &c
BY 4 FoEEiGS MiSIsTEs,
yrpv EMBRACING s,,rs FANCY
eokNER! RE aN f5t WfN haSHo eH f PtTsH
TOP TOP TA AZ r n z SE N TABEEs ME ME
RAJ CLASS Sc w HtRERR ocK Ess,, BOOK
GAsE ikAsELs OIL PA Az S , AND I IA
MP r33kTfEkEs ER3Si ARR IN5TE'E wA ST.
sLsssl- PiiiAR ExTENsfoN Il; TABLE
H MEdhnI Hs5h r5cT brN HAaL GHAk
TMEAFssa IEA SRSrHhT sz zSP qTESNss s
BoLsTERs. BLANKETs, BODY BKg ssEEILsS
eHR Gs sF6VE s1EfEI EsER kgG &c
On FRIDAY MORNING., SEPTEMBER TWEEN:
sei at "a street, Between i7th and 18Th streets
aorthwest an unusual fine assortment 81 househoid
the attention of parties in need of such goods is re
spectfnly called House open for inspection easy on
House for sale or rent se22ss
KT,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
SPECIAL AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAJoL1.
CA WARE, FIVE GRATIS AND HoGsAEAps
81 asb 6TaE GRHikA sEak
s. EFF ny AS6ks r Sat I'VE
2 On r1 ERIpAY ~ M0RNIES sEPT 1 TWEN
ton rooms. shall sell large assortment of above
goods to which the attention Of dealers Is directed
T WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TIL e
!; STOCK Of Nc SILVER. 5i5 Market Space, Commenc-
Tg WEDN ESDAY, SEPTEMBER NINTH, at
HALF-PAST TEN A NJ. The sale win continue
from day to day until the large stock of Ladies' fancy
ton is disposed of. ..
sss sGa @hs The sas mn he
eer. seT-:Sw
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0UNcANsoN BROS, Anctaoneera

DuNCANsoN BROS, AncaoneerA
coM MpHRaiEKGr p.Rf6S nHSnx
1913 MGsic R ELSE < 121 s R kasx
BkoNzEs, I VAIN - B aSiAass AND SEC:
eHEkkY sE MYAa Ash cH fHAMhEkk wAsS
TGssI6N ? HAsIE'' W WIN $50 4: s1IE;
eaAIR eMA hTh E9 k GnHEa5ER Ar pi HAeK
Hail. Hall CHAIRS PoRTIKREs, HAIR AND go
Ware: RepY BRnsss EsN AND STHEk
KHSs Ri aS1 shi REa5is Ans &c. A
e, On ! MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER TWEEN,
ssn =, "a 1 cpmmencing Ct TEN O'CLOCK We xi
furniture contained therein to which We reapectfy
call the attention of buyers - - se24-8t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q Co, Auctioneera
HA HPa99gIIERBeSS Y FRANZ "a RARIea sg1TqE
s FH1EEGEsi EL I.A, CHERRY, cAAMB E Es
TIoNAI. CHAIR. uPHoI sTEREb IL PLvaH;
BRONZE AND PLUSH FRAME AiANTEL MIR
SEE cLo AND 1 skoN AAs % VAIN H1Ek
N NaT RSaa.MFFoHIERs EMGRA ~ W NsIr
EXTENSION T lish A ANb HiS1 MARSSM
CoUCHEs, WIRE WOVEN sPKINGs, HAIR
EoIsTERs. CkocKEk7, e CHINA AND T aE As
ss a5R s
No. 1888 street northwest
the sale otirs rare Opportunity to purchasers 40 10
furnish their houses with goods nearly new merely
se24-d Auctioneers
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Three Inches Of Snow

DERBY LINE,VT., Sept. 24.-Snow fell yester.
day TO q depth Of three inches. Much damage
was done to crops not harvested. The Their
mometer Is 80 degrees above zero this morning.
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THn Kma HIS ARRIVED
Back again from New York. where I have been per-
sonaly experimenting the delivery from the Custom
House OF our goods. imported direct from Europe,
and which VIII b placed fDr inspection they arrive
dpilyat
KINGS PALACE,
sl4seventh n.
werespectfally inyite your attention to
OUR MI1LINERY PREPAYMENT.
Comprising the largest assortment this side Of New
York.
OUR HAT DEPARTMENT,
Containing every Style Of Domestic and Foreign
Productions
Elegant Black Straw Hats ct LIS and 10c
Milan Straw Hats. black, at 40 and A6e
Fine Black English Milan, ~ 76c, 76c. and q.
Felt Hats, bouhd. as SOC.
French Felt. bound. all colors, at &c. and 81.
twenty COZ. school Hats trimmed, ct 26 and 60c
TIPS AND PLUMEa
16O doz. punches Of Black Tins ct 23c bunch:
eplored, at 35c bunch.
5000 Black Piumes at &c. . Plume; worth 76o
FANCY WINGS
5000 worth Of Fapcy Wings At following prices:
Lot loo doz. st isc Wing
Lot IT'D dog, at 25c Wing.
Lot $50 dox., at SIC q wing.
Lot $50 doz, ut soc Wing.
Lot SIS doz., ct 8. 10 and l5c q Wing.
VIEWERS
Our immense stock q silk Eeayets must bs seen to
be appreciated.
50 pieces Of BLACK and colored suk Telvets, 10
inches wde at the low aeura Of 76c per yard worth
$50 per yard.
handsome line Of Fancy velyets At lowest Inn
portado1 prices
Ribbons etlks and sstins at onr uspsl low prices
Englsh Treble Grape Ut . remarkable reduction.
Our Kings Palace Kid Gloves, 8 and button. our
own importation. at 80, 66. 20, 81 and $50
CLOAKS AND JERSEYA
$4,000 worth Of Ladies'. Misses and Children's
Cloaks and Jerseys ct prices that win DEFY compet-
sion. We kindly ok IN inspection Of our enormous
stock REGARDING syle and prices. before purchasing
RIN0ta y
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1IEBIG coMPANY's EXTRACT
OF MEAT. Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor
ing stock for Soups, Made Dishes and SauceA
Annual sale S,O0O,OOO lara

amman saAe osOVOOOOJa rA
LIEBEG cOAPANys EXTRACT
OF NEAT. An Invaluable tonic ELS success
ana boon Tor which nations should feel CRATE
fhL'-See Medical Press Lancet" &c.
Genuine only with the fac smile Of Baron Lie
oigS signature IN Riue Ink across the LABEL.
Inc Ute, Ute -Raron Liebsg" and photogtsph hay
1nssaioa with baron Liebig, tbe public are u.
o0er the srticle with Bafpu Uehigs guarantees
Of genninenesA
LLERI6 GoAPANYS EXTRACT
OF NEAT. To be had or all storekeepey, Gro.
en- And Chemists Sole Agents nor the United
6fetes twhoesAle e1lyJ. c. David 4 Co. 8 Fen
cnuxch Avenue, London. England au6sh
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer
RATE PIECES. WALNUT Library TABLE,
GpGcHEs FINE BRUssEEs RUGS AND II CAR CAR
S MGRB AHD H Akb c XsH
TTRRAMRER s SEIE HAIR Is A ! HUfk NAT
RATE PIECES. FEATHER PILLOWS. BED
SOFA f DEGoRATED TOILET WARE. VERY
BOARD. WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
f#aS h kITcHH fSsR SAshHz s ae
s oa M q TrA
street, between 4th and 9TH streets northwest shall
sell most excellent collection Of Household Effects
se234t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
rHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
~ TATE On THIRD STREET, BETWEEN L
WEST w ASHINGTON CITY, D. c., BEING
PREMISES No. 100 THIRD STREET.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of go
No 9iS2, of William Bell ell al. against Matthew f:a
Bell ct al the undersigned Trustee, Will seii at
sSh Of on s
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that real estate known as
part Of Lot two in subdivision Of square No $50
the southwest of said square and lot and rum
ning thence north on Third street IA feet and s
. inches thence west 55 feet to the beginning and
improvements
ance thereof in six, twelve, and eighteen months.
whole TO bear interest from day Of sale and payment
thereof 10 be secured by the promssOry notes of the
sale OF ratification thereof BY the court. No deed d
t1ven until all purchase money and interest be paid
money. All conveyancing al purchasers cost. SO
deposit will be required when property is knock
down. The terms Of sale must be complied with in
ten days
WILLIAM ]. MILLER, Trustee
Office 4S6 Louisiana avenue.
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speciaa daspafch nom Washingtou, Ga,
sayB that oon. Robert Toombs II seT1ously H.
John Mccullough fstle4 90 recugniEe hfs wife
recently. Hetvery feeble.
X sudden rnsh az water In mine ct Hontar
DALI, Pa, wednesday, drowLed 1our minsrA
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SUMNER RESORTS.

GEPTEMRER AND OCTOBER IN THEA.
~ mountains. Get free nom maarial and vEAAY
other diseases at Shenandoah Alum Springs l.,sH
Va For terms address A. J. MYERS se19I2W
l. sfs.. Luray. Va Opened July LIST, 1884. -, 4
pleasantly located up town, and one mile YEHAY
water nom an artesian wel ON the premise bare e3
cellent-equal to any-with everything new, neat and
comfortable. Free buss viii meet all trains Rates
y per day, $l2 per week.
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RIGHT OF WAY THROUGH THE INDIAN TER
RIToRY.-The Indians OF the Indian Territory
have protested to the Secretary of the Interior
against allowing the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway the right OF way. without COM
pensation to them, though their territory and
the order of the department OF the 18th of Au-
gust, to remove all tresspassers and Others in
terfering with land occupied by them as right
OF way. To-day Secretary Lamar directed the
commissioner OF Indian affairs to suspend fur
Their action under this order. The question is
now being Investigated by the law officers OF
the Interior denarf1mnnf. - -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 500 pm. prices
of the New York Stock market today Is reported by
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I'd EDITION.
Latest Kilograms to The Star.


1nh kAEAW CA&Ak kOR HILL.
Probability Of His Nominatiou by Ac.
cIsnatiOn-The Temporary Chatrmsu
Endorses the Administration, civil
Service Reform, and All.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept 24.-Gov. Hill will
be nominated by reclamation by the demo
cratic convention unless all signs are at fault.
The action Of Tammany Hall in declaring for
him last night settled the situation. II drove
Cooper from the field, and LEFT Flower no hope.
The convention met at noon. II is q largely
attended, enthusiastic and representative body,
Temporary chairman Geo. Raines made q kew.
note speech, in which he heartily APP
proved Of President Ceveland's administra-
ton, civil service reform and all. A round of
applause greeted his sentiments, showing that
there was not deepseated opposition TO civil
service laws in the convention. Hills name
was wildly cheered, and Abram s. Hewitt was
warmly greeted when his name was called
Everything points to harmonious action.
UNQUALIFIED CONTEMPLATION FOB THE PRES
IDENT.
The refusal Of the federal administration to
take any hand In the convention has won for it
many friends, and the platform will commend
President Cleveland without qualification.
The platform will contain q civil service plank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-24
Temperance Conference.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 2A.-The centen-
NAL temperance conference reassembled this
morning. Gen. Fake called Miss Frances e.
read by delegates. Rev. R Alden Temple,
most worthy scribe Of the order of Sons OF
Temperance, stated that the order has
bitionists to the backbone. The report
OF the Catholic Total Abstinence
union being called for, In the absence Of Mr.:
TO address the conference he said
that the Total Abstinence union COM
prised over forty thousand names OF
persons pledged to Total abstinence. Ex-oov.
John p St John ana Hon. VIM. Daniel, Of
Baltimore, were invited 70 seats on the
VIZ shout e sPplsa.s 20 9; nlsa S0'isE: