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ROBBERIES REPORTED.-James Tierney liv-
ing in alley between 21st, 22d, NJ and n streets.
reports stolen from hts vest pocket, in his room
on Tuesday, silver H c. watch. worth "a. so
-Charies A. Marshall, 800 Sd street south
west, reports stolen from a tub and clothes
line in his yard, shirts, &c, valued at Sc
Mary MOrrtsy, living on 7thlstreet road near
Howard University, reports that there was
stolen from her dress, hanging in the kitchen.
$40, In two bills-R. ii. Gunnell, OF 926 B
street southwest. reports, between and last
evening, while his daughter Elise, 10 years old,
was passing along Virginia avenue, between
9Th and 9th, that she was knocked down by a
colored man and robbed Of her pocket-book,
containing S1.20.-John O. Guethler reports
stolen, last night. nom his pleasure garden, on
east, six dining-room chair. worth s6.SPeter
McFaxys Maurice Fitzgerald and Michael She
han, Of I'd street, between and r streets
southwest, reports stolen nom three wagons
and carts, on the 11th instant, lot of nuts
werth e2,which were recovered and the thieves
arrested.
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rHANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON L
~ sTKEET. mn BETWEEN ETY. EOmR,AMDA-HALF
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of ~
the District Of Columbia, passed July Both, 1885, H.
Diggins was plaintiff and Bridget Doherty and otncrs
were defendants. l will sell at public auction.
TWENTY THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. d. 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ. the
city of Washington. District Of Columbia, to Wit: All
that certain piece or parcel of land and premises
feet and two ~ inches front by the depth thereof Of
lot numbered thirteen Q3), in square numbered FIVE
hundred 900 together with the imp; ovements &c.
Terms: One-haf OF the purchase money to be in
cash and the balance in twelve months deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust prop
ery sold, all cash. at the option ofthe purchaser
deposit OF $lOO at time Of sale. All conveyancing
DC, at the cost of the purchaser
BAINBRIDGE II. WEBB
3l9 Ala st NV, Trustee.
DUNCANSON RROS, Aucts au3l-d&ds
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The Bureau Of Labor.
THE RKroRrs OF THE SPECIAL AGENTS NEARLY

The reports from the special agents Of the bu-
reau OF labor, who were appointed some months
ago and have been at work I'm different parts a
THIS country and Europe gathering statistics on
iaoor Questions, have nearly al been received
oy Commissioners Wright IL is expected that
within the next two weeks all the agents viii
nave sent in their reports. The work OF COM
plnh2 the material Will then he begun, and the
commissioner expects % have a report ready
70 oe suofnltted 10 Congress at the next session.
Sommlssioner wright states that the work OF
results OBTAINED Will furnish valuable, and, TO q
large extent, new Information upon the con-
dillon oi the Industrial classes and the indus
tries OF this country. There were nineteeu
ofnciai agents appointed, and upon the comple.
uon Oh the neid work their services will be dis.
pensed with. There Will be force OF CLERKS
employed to put into shape the material ob.
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JUDGE CLOUGH's INsANIrY.
The Curious Complications that Hay,
Grown Out or IT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17.-Severa1 weeks ago
Judge Clough, Of the superior court, became In.
sane. There was considerable discussion as TO
how his place could be nlled. there being no pro.
visions of the constitution or the code which
mad. The difficulty was apparently solved
by the resignation of the Judge written.
The governor appointed Waiter RE Levy VII Judge S
In Coughs place. Clough. however, has since
improved, and is now sane. Mrs. Clough test.
fies that the judge was insane when he signed
the resignation, and he confirms the state ment
by averring that he has no recollection Of the
circumstance. He is, therefore, still judge, and
Walter Levy is not, and never was, Judge OF
the superior court, and, unless the lawyers
should decide that his acts as such when he be-
leved himself to be the rightful incumbent OF
the office are valid, all the proceedings taken
before him are null and void
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TO.MORROw.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,onser.

rTNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF THIRTY DRApGhr
HORSES AND MULES, AMONG WHICH Ahf
MANY VALUABLE ANIMALS
On FRIDAY MORNING., SEPTEMBER ElGH.
TENTH. 1855 1t HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK ,atmy
auction rooms 18th street side shall sell 70 the hign'
esl bidder the above fine stock to close up the busa-
ness OF contractor.
Terms cash.
sef2-dts THos. BOWLING, Auct.
TWILL SILL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. THE
AStock OF II. SILVER, 7l5 Market space, C1mmenc-
irg " EDN ESDAY, SEPTEMBER NINTH: at
hALF-PAST- TEN A NJ The sale Will continue
from day day until the large stock Of Ladies fancy
goods millinery coaks and underwear OF all descfip
ton Is disposed Of
Ladies are invited to the SALE as the goods win be
positively sold without reserve. FOLEY, Am ion
eer. seT-2w
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ADRIFT IN THE LAKE.
Two Men Die Of Exposure After Cllne.
ing to a CRDsfze(1 Yacht fnP EIOur~

LANCASTER, ONT, Sept. lion Tuesday
South Lancaster, G. j. Woods and Chas Dick.
son, all OF this place. left the south shore of
When near Johnson's lighthouse the vessel
was struck by a squail and capsixed. The three
men succeeded in seating themselves on
the bottom Of the boat and called loudly
for assistance Although their cries were heard
on shore, rescue could not be attempted. On
wednesday morning the steamer Bohemian
passed them, but their signals were not SEEM
Dickson now succumbed to the exposue and
fatigue and dropped dead into the lake of
Port Lewis. McCrimmon, who was still com.
paratively strong, eXerted himself to keep
Woods warm, but after holding him I'm his
arms for three hours, the poor fellow died. The
Bay, five miles east of Port Lewis, and on
reaching shallow water McCrimmon waded
ashore and reached the house of farmer in an
exhausted state. He was Immediately driven
to Port Lewis, where he now lies in a preca.
riOuS condition
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THoMAs DowLINo. Auct,oneer.

SIX GOOD SERvICEABLE HORSES. ONE Ian:
HHAAti UNE CLARENCE, ONE CnILp 3 =
TTLLAASS HEAKSE, WITH TWO SETS CuH.
HARNESS, ABOUT FIFTY BARRELS GOOD
FEED CORN, &C.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Twenty SEQ.
S ,l, 1850 At AALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, at the
Stables N alley bounded by 18th and 16th and ana
ssaeStS Formerly occupied by Mr.. James Wormley.
snau sen the above stock, which belongs - hacnafo
business.
Terms cash and without reserve. sel74s
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SPECIALTIES.

DSpecisi treatment for ladies' thirty years ex
sssive experiences remedies prompt and reliable;
cnarGeS reasonable and consultation tree: cortesp0n-
oence strictly confidental; call write office always
open Madame Seden visits ladies any distance slrlw
DIR VT PARKER, OF BOSTON, MASS, MAG.
nf1ds: Nervous and Chrcnc Diseases Speciality. WIZ
VIZ. panent2 Onice hours 70 y. m. 1O8 4th 4 Ae
DILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
aLect treatment without the use Of knife canseic
90 otn 81 NV nom 10 pm ap28ms
M ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENISof
Al LIFE All business confidantiaL Ladies' and gen
9th streets northwest my6r0Ows
STyHE CELLULoID rRusn So
- That never breaka never yeasa euk a3Wayu
elem. and eaa Be worn while bathiDg
~ Aof sAaeW CHAR fIAHEBa
-623 It'll street nogfhWe9k
IRA FISHER dsvotss her attention q The Wantia
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THos. J. 1urrRELL Louis D. WINE
UP TOWN DRY GOODS HOUSE,
LUTrRELL & WINE, 1880 PA. AVENUE.

Weare daily receiving our new Fall and Winter Dry
Goods. and will sell them cheap any house in the
market.
TR1tOT SILKS, worth 81 go at 81 25
TRICQT SILKS. worth 81. rs at 81 so.
SCRAH SILKS worth 81 % 1t LOO
SILK VELVETS. worth 81. Is At $lOO.
g. 9. BLACK SILKS, at 81. 90 $l.25. 81 so, 81 10
u ~ and $x 90 guaranteed In quality aud price,
"a TRICOT CLOTH at 75c. and 500.
Our stock Of CASHMERES and Henrietta
CLOTHS complete.
All widths of C0nrtauld's ENGLISH GRAPES
BLANkETS. BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
at all prices.
Our $500 BLANKETS worth $500.
Our stock of UNDERWEAR very full
We call special attention to our mems UNDER.
WEAR = SOC and $l.OO Also, our Camers Hair
UNDERWEAR, warranted not to shrink in washing
Our Ladies' VEST OF soc. Is q beauty.
Splendid line of TABLE LINEN In bleached un.
bleached and Turkey red.
Don't AL to see the 35c. BLEACHED and the Soc
Turkey Red
CANTON FEANNEL, all prices.
FLANGELS, all cOlOrs. See our 4Oc., red Twilled
FLANNEL.
OR WHITE SPREAD at 81 .25 are specially cheap
Elegant line of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
HANDkERCH1EFS, buttons, DC.
Our HANDKERCHIEFS at l2iSc are a barpain
We sell none but 1rst class Goods and we guarantee
to sell them rs cheap as the imitation.
Don't forget the place corner of goth street and Pa
avenue. 1t is UP town. but DOWN prices.
. LCTTRELL Il WINE,
SolO-An 1890 Pa. n.w.
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TelexraDhic RrieeA.

The adultery case OF the Rev. W. w. Downs
and Annie ]. Taber, of Boston, set for trial in
the municipal court In that city to-day, was
continued to October 13.
The annual report of the Northern Pacific
railroad submitted at the annual meeting in
New York to-day shows tor the past year an
increase in commercial business OF S2s2, 1877,
and decrease in passenger earnings OF
81, 121 ,2O6, the net decrease being $685., $40.
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HNHOs. ]. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE,
TWEEN TRUMBULL STREET AND HOWARD
AVENUE
By virtue of deere of the Supreme Court Of 80
the District of Columbia passed in the consoli n:
dated equity causes No. 1854, wherein Oliver b. .8sW
Mayruder Is complainant and John w. Beall de-
fendants and No. SS74, wherein Mary v. Branigan
al are conplainants and Oliver b. Magruder al de-
fendants the undersigned trustees will SELL FIVE
GGH3fK NV NJ on FRrPAR THE TWEM ISs
the property, in parcels according
that part of tract of land in Washington county,
the District OF Columbia. known Mount Pleasant,
and being part of LOT No three ( in the division of
said tract which was allOti Ell 10 David Peter said
part or parcel of land fronting the eastern bound
airy OF the seventh street turnpike leading to Rock
v1lle and containing one square acre Ofland bounded
on the north by W. ID. Eeali.s purchase, and on the
all the improvements Said property subdiv ided
into lots of 81 to 81 feet 'front.', with depth Of 2O8
One OF said lots Is improved by large three-story
brick dwelling and Clubhouse.
Terms OF sale: One-thlrd Of the purchase money
cash In hand, and the remainder in equal ihstallmen
payable Ia twelve and twenty-foIr months from
the day Of SALE the said deferred payments bearing
interest Is the rate OF six cent per annum from
date OF sale AZ eonveyaDcng 1t cost Of purchases:
sale. deposit of $50 on each Lot required on day
OF SALE If the terms of sale complied with In
ten days the Trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property at the risk and of the defaultng pur
chaser GEORGE e. HAMILTON. I n....
sel2-d&ds FRANKLIN H.MACKEY,) A1us'ees
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NOW WE INVITE YOU no sen IT.

OUR NEW DEPARTURE,
WHICH GOES INTO EFFECT TO-DAY, Is THE
INAUGURATION OLA
STRICTLY ONE-PRICE BUSINESS.
THIS MEANS THAT THE INEXPERIENCED
BUYER Is PLACED ON THE SAME FOOTING
AS THE EXPERT. AND WE BEG TO ADD
THERE ARE VERY FEW OF THE LATTER.
THIS MODERN PRINCIPLE OF BUSINESS
ltCoMNENDs. ITSELF. AND AS WE HAVE UN,
DouBTEDLY
THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE CHOICEST THINGS,
THE LOWEST PRICES.
WE EXPECT TO ECLIPSE ALL FORMER
SEASONS.
PLEASE REcoLLEcT OUR PRINCIPLES:
STRICTLY AND ONLY ONE PRICE TO ALL.
LANSBURGH BRO,
sel6 40. 422. 424. AND 426 SEVENTH STREET
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THIS ANNEX

CONTAINS OUR SILKS. vELvErs AND FINE
DREss GOODS DEPARTNfET. AND is ENTIRE
LY UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF ONE OF
THE FIRM. WE HAVE PLACED ELECTRIC
LIGHTS IN THIS ROOM so THAT LADIES
CAN APPRECIATE coMB1NATIoN OF co1oRs
AND EFFECT OF SILKS FOR EVENING
DRESSER
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AurunN OPEsf1sa.

Aurunn OrEs1se.
SEATON PERRv.
EpccEssoR TO PERRY & BBorHER,.
WILL OPEN, ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH,
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE
STOCK OF THE
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES
IN SILKR SATIN DUCHEsSE, FAILLE FRAN
EFFECTS, CHEVIOTS FRLNCH BROAD
CLOTHS AND OTHER DRESS FABRICS,
WHICH ARE THE .UORRECT STYLES AND
TSloHR I .Sss FOR THE AUTUMN AND WIN
new RAYS ( 1zRlS5ss ,AND BERLIN WRAPS. JACKETS
NoYEIdLE3 81 HANDKERCHIEFs. HOSIERY
NoyEtTIES 81 c6MRINATIoM SUITS IN
4ESss AssohTa Ek9A 81 Ia fReSE
FARMCS." FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED
EUROPEAN MANUFACTURES
THESE GOODS ARE DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS
AND personal sELECT!ONs FROM FIRST
HANDS IN NEW YORK DURING THE PAST
WOULD ADVISE MY CUSTOMERS TO MAKE
THEIR PURCHASES NOW, WHILE THE
ASSORTMENT Is COMPGETE, AS THERE Is
ALWAYS ScAkCITY LATEk IN THE SEA
SON OF THE MOST DESIRABLE TEXTURES.
mo EVENING aOOns By GAS LIGHT.
xrPLAIN FIGURES AND COkRECT FRICEH
sEATQN PERRY.
Perry Building.
SFeansyivanis ave-. COZ. 9th =
&stahliehed 16z0 se12
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AUCTION SALES.
ara AFTERNOON.
ITCH row :. BROWN. Real Estate Brokers

E,ITCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate BROKERS
SALE OF LOIS ON THE ATLANTIC COAST.
-.NEAR Virginia BG pNp ssEEiyEN.A>>
On Thu RsDAY, SEPI Nm rK p n AT the
Once q fch brown aas1 Tor sai tSrty ol
OF those beantiiai Iots 80 feet and 5Oxl2o feet
lying the Alsn, Se eie and
(l7) miles from Norfolk, Va. The beach Is unsu ~
passed f9r bathing and tor ioation SAY
on one side connected with three 6eantiini
bays Astounding In the famous Lynn Haven Uy III
hsh and game The land bordering on these s. Ss
water Is well adapted for raising vesetaD Is any
sueh as gs grapes, &C. Excellent water mao oy Uni
Ing wells at moderate depths. Sevefai co''aee' va"
be built on adjoining lots next season. L.. .,a
Terms: OHe-thrd cash At sale, balance ~ slA anu
twelve months. A fine opportunity to acquire SUI"
mef home on the seashOre Ut o nominal price
se14-d&tis DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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TORONTO, ONT, Sept. 1.-THE first round Of
the Fulljames-GilmOre fight here yesterday
resulted in favor OF Fulljames, who forced the
fighting and claimed and was allowed first
blood In the second round GilmOres superior
science was shown. Both spared cautiously,
but Gilmore had the best of it, ana finally dealt
his opponent vigorous blow on the jaw
knocking him down and drawing blood. Just
time was called for the third round the
police put in an appearance and stopped the
fight.
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Sunk In Collision.

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Last night an unknown
tug-boat ran into the schOOners Ratidan and
Edwin Post, at anchor OF Bedloes Island. The
schooner Edwin Post sank Immediately, carry
ing down the steamer. name unknown. The
captain, James Smith, is also missing. The
Ratidan was damaged to the extent of 5000.
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Mr.. Princes Pay.Rolls.

ONE CASE AGAINST HIN DISMISSED TODAY.
The case OF William H. Prince, charged with
false pretefses, which was continued in the
Police Court on Tuesday, was called in the
Police Court to-day, and Mr.. Thomas said that
the witness, Sanborn, could not be found, as he
was on his vacation. and that to get his testi.
mOny another continuance would have TO be
granted.
Mr.. Cahill said he would object to any further
continuance, and claimed that upon the gov
ernments testimony he was entitled to a dis
mSsal.
The court dismissed the case without preju-
dice, telling Mr.. Thomas that IL he not atis-
nS% . ue Soua AK li,e Ease W tls gIahu JURY;
offense-false pretences-in taking 1875 from
Angelo Saccona, giving him pay for twenty
was called, and Mr.. Thomas stated that IL was
claimed that Prince handed the excess to other
workmen. This case was continued for two
weeks.
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An Injunction Refused.

JUDGE WALLACE DECIDES ADVERSELY TO THE
CLAIMS OF DOYLY CARTE
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept Tin the suit of
DOyley Carte against Duff over the comic
opera "The Mika1o." Judge Wallace, in the u
S. circuit court, to-day denied the application
for an injunction to prohibit the performance.
The judge rendered an elaborate opinion touch
ing playrights and copyrights.
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Shot Dead by AN OaSeer-

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept: 17.--James Welsh,
at a colOred dance this morning. Welsh and
another rough went to the house and attempted
to bl leak up the dance. Meek and his partner
ordered them to leave, and they knocked Meek
down. The officer then fired three times, kill
ing Welsh and seriously wounding Joseph NicOl,
q colored bystander.
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STEAMERS.


~ ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
Ompany pier No. ~ North River, foot Ut Morton
street. New DIRK
Canada. de kersabiec, Wednesday. sept 49, 400
81. simon. Durand "Wednesday. Sept. 80. o am.
Ameiiq ue. SanIelli, "Wednesday, Oct. .. 4@}O IN
Checks payable sight I'm amounts to suit. the
Een4ae Iransat ANT 9ue OF Paris LOUIS DE- BE
BlAN, Agent. NJ . Bowling Green. New York.
Me~SsrS BILL & co, Agents for the District of
Columbia. l431 Pennsylvania avenue,
sells Washington. ID. c.
rUNARD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
lied. BETWEE< NEW YORK AND LIVER
Pool, CALLING AT CORK HARROR
FROM PIER AZ y. X. Nf.W YORK.
AURASIA-----sat, Sept. 10 AURANIA--Sst Oct. IL
ETRURIA.----Sat, sept ~ bTKURIA.--.sAt Oct. "a
GALLLA----.-.Sat-. Oct l0GALLIA.......SatN Nov. Z
AND EVERY SATU RDAI FROM Nfw YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabin-S6o,s $50 and SiOO
according to accommodations. intermediate passage
steersxe aa very low SteeraSe tickets to and
from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts
OF Europe Al lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Havre. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent.
and for Mediterranean ports
For height and passage apply at the Company's
office No. Bowling Green: or both steerage and
VERNON H. BROWN 4 co. New York
Messrs OTIS BfGELOw CO.
seI4 800 1th street, Washington
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BazAxr1sr ToStc
HBEAKEAET Fosgyr

AA@o0te Celebrated Breakfast Tonic 4
49, =, - osnssased vegetable remedy a extracrd-
asy 1..is Snu potency, Possessing uneQuAied ef-
ve5tinn s1 and tonins Constellation pre-
SussS ~ Afnns Of malaria, and eliminating IL from
ms S9sn. Z. peceection against axue chilis and
ssxss Sso torpt1ty Of the liver. sure appetizer,
Ss Docoe o. digestion: reliaf and cure for dys-
kes sssss pSsens and permanent invgorator and
x Oaood purifying tonic. II win strengthen
~ tsnewed energy and vigor.
Sel - " druggists and grocers. Price SO cents
- =. A. BROWN 4 CO.
-, . y. "A ~ w. Lombard street, Baltimore Nd,
s.--s,se.sa.om Sole Agents, U. s A. .
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IT is A cLEARrLFENaTH STORE OF III FEET
DEEP AND 50 FEET WIDE. THE sKYLrGHT,
WHICH rs Is FEET IN DIMENSION. SHEDS
4 RAY OF LIGHT SUCH AS NO OTHER ROOM
POSSESSES AND WHICH Is OF GREAT BENZ
FIT 10 PURCHASERS IN ORDER 10 GIVE
TT PERFECT VENTILATION WE MADE THE
HEIGHT OF cE1LINa JUST TwENrY.rHRER
FEET.
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RielsS ReRPievA.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept 1.-THE Detroit base
ball club yesterday bought the franchise of the
Buffalo club for - 900.
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BOWLING. Auc,,o...-

VHOMAS UNWILLING. Auctioneer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ErEECTs.
Al ny ASGTION ROOMS, SATURpAY, SET
r TN T Hrn C ~ - nEIEENrH, 1885 COMM HNClM9
Al len OCLOCK, EMBRACING ONE CHICK
ERtNG FpLL GRAND PIANOFORTE
RORS, SIX STYIA1SMHI Ell xLI1R R1I sfIfTES
s sHAFRES FSRNiiTT9eRRE IS EyEsya S 81;
pPaEGES HAIR AND HUsK MATTKEsSlS
fn nTrtNNE gEH,DI,ERBEDs COUCHE ASpD
i1GTTNGE.o, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAnS
fEIS' Ia GE NUMBER OF PLAIN CHA1kS
S SNw ABLES, COOKING AND HEATING
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF sTeNE CHINA
BE PRESENT AT THIS SALE)
Nm ,,,r,>X AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, -. -.
FHAEtON BUGGY (BY GRAHAM, HORSE AND
MANN ESS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, PAAEr
se17-2t oo""AAN' - = !,
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OTTAWA, ONT, Sept IE.-The date to which
Riel was reprieved SO that an appeal OF his case
might be heard before the imperial privy coun-
Gil, is October 18th.
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GENTs MDIAoAuzE SHIRTS. sSHc; WORTH
NJ 6te
Gents India Ganze Shirts. SOC; worth ia
Gents 1elhrtGQan sAifts. 6Oc; worth 75c
Closing out Spdpg NecIWoaY ~ half price
k14e4 4attAen Drawer only Soc.
SQ1n9 weight UndershirtA. 6oc; worth Too
Ask "a sss hs RQNI0 sg1 IsE nsas e VAN
rsnSeece4 10y Gt The Wssh tps, only s. cei,ta
Tnia N eest 6tting. beet mAde Shut in TIE
HemsmeSn ana2 Sc Ae che F1nest Dress shirt q the
W. hA5n9ft HE mn, sH4n ao kAGIWIkyri
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FINANCIAL.

PR1ScE & WHrrEIY,
STOCK BROkE Frs
81 So HEr s,,S sSy,rs New York
$50 18th street OCOrcoran Building), Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C,
GENERAL PARTNER
JAMES WHITLEY, IL. cRUGER OAKLEY
MAYNARD G. EYRE:
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington, D. c.
WILLIAM r. TRAvERS, Special Partner
Buy and sell on commission ali classes Of Railway
II. H. DODGE Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and information re-
gaFding the markets received through wires In
stAntly, direct from the New York Stock Exchange
4 II orders executed and reported promptly. lei
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE. -THERE WILL m soI,D Al TH7
~ Pound, corner I'D street and New York. ave .
W; ;SA ICf- SEPTEMBER NINETTENTH, q
N.Y. ~, @ r IA. one Gray Mare. one Iron Gray
Mare Mare Two yea,s old and Bay taken c
By order Of the Health Officer =
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-17

Ir Is UNNEcEssAnr
FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
TO TAKE ANY RISKS IN THE SELECTION OF
THEIR BURNING Oils. RED CO.. OIL
sold at price within the reach Of all It is per.
fectly SAFE and UNIFORMLY GOOD ARTICLE
Will give better satisfaction than any Illuminating
Oil that has ever been made.
Give it q trial
]. w. SCHAEFER & BRO.
seq No. 1920 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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washington stock Exchange.

The following changes rom Tuesdays quota
tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: U. s. As, reg, 1921 bid, 1224,
asked. D. c. per. imp. 6s, 1891, coin, ia
Market stock IS, 1882, cur, lisla bid. 56eyear
fund. s-65s. 1924. cur, 115a BID, lle asked.
2o.year fund, 6s, o 1892, coin; laA ia bid. 50,
asked. Metropolitan r. 4 stock 81 bid, 1O2
asked. North Cap: and Q st., Alb bid. Wash
Gas, 46 asked. Columbia ms, IOss bid. Wash
ington Brick Machine, lO7 bid, 100 asked.
Citizens National Bank, 1O1 bid. Second Ne
Falls Ice, 95 bid. Rea! Estate Title insurance,
80 bid, 100 asked. Penn. Tel. Co., 56As bid,
56!a asked. Chesapeake Pot Tel. Co., 20 bid,
7Ola asked.