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Democrats from the States.

ORGANIZING ASSOCIATIONS IN THIS CITY.
Movements are on loot, It is said, among
democrats here to organize state associations
similar to those which fiourished here under
republican administrations. Mr.. John b.
Trainer, of New York, who is a candidate foH
the Office Of doorkeeper Of the House, has been
active in organizing an association to succeed
the Old New York republican association.
A New Jersey democratic association, which
Jersey democratic congressman, has also been
organized: Care will be taken, it Is said, in or
Eanlz1ng these associations to avoid any con-
nlct With the civil service law and rules.
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n3O6t
BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

NAOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
EAECUTORS SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS, BELONGING TO THE LATE
LEVIN NJ. POWELL,
EMBRACING:
French Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors, one
EieGant Turkish Carpet, Several Turkish Rugs,
fihe Japanese Vases, elegant ornaments rare
pieces OF China and Bohemian Ware, Marble
ToP and Fancy Tables, Turkish Embroidered
table Covers, Handsome Dwarf Book Case
french Mantel Clocks with side pieces, Mirror
PACK Etegere, Rosewood Parlor Suit, ParlOr
Turnlture In separate pieces. window and door
Drapery, Ebony Card Receiver, Lounges and
S1uches; Antique Tables and Cabinets
Moquet and Body Brussels Carpets Gin fine con-
celIaneous Books, Platform Scale Mahogany
Ghamner Furniture, Walnut NJ. T. Chamber
rurnlture In separate pieces, Fine Hair Mat
Tesses, FEATHER Beds, Pillows and Bolsters
Fiegant OSd Mahogany Wardrobe, Mahogany
extension Table, Sideboard, Finely Carved
walnut Dining Chairs, fine assortment of China
and Glassware, fine Silver-plated Goods, Knives
and FORKS, together with many other articles
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
Dstrct OF Columbia the undersigned Executors ofthe
1ate Levin NJ. Powell will sell at the residence No
1O! !! street northwest, on THURSDAY MORNING.
DECEMBER THIRD, 1885, AT TEN O'CLOCK, q
very superior collection of Household effects.
CHAS. u. DRAKE, Exo,rto-.
n2OdtS WIN, b. WEIR AAASeo'oA0'
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The following Changes from yesterdays quotations
On the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
p. Market stock as, 1892, I2Ola bid. 2O-year
fund. Us 1882, coin, 115l2 lid. 30-year fund. 6s
Street K. H.. 40 bid Washington Gas 4Oas bid 4Ola
asked Georgetown Gas, 42la bid Firemen ms "A
IS bid. Washington: Brick Machine. 10 bid. Penn.
Tel CO, 412 bid Chesapeake and Pot Tel. Co, 62ss
bid. 69l2 asked. w, L. l.. first mort, 80 bid 100
asked. w. L. L. second mort, 100 bid.
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AUCTION SALES.

hUNCANSoN BROS, Auctloneers.
CONSIGNMENT FROM PERSIA BY KAZANJ
YAM CO.
Peremptory Sale of
ORIENTAL RUGS, LARGE CARPETS, FOR
THERE'S, SADDLE BAGS AND KILIMS,
ALSO,
TURKISH TABLE COVERS, BULGARIAN DOY'
LEYS, ANTIQUE TIDES, DAMASCUS
YELLOW SILKS, &C.
Inc catalogue embraces q very large assortment Of
Antlque khorassan Hall Rugs. Silk Circassan Rugs
Mecca ana Dagisten Prayer Rugs, Bokhara, Shiratz,
hoort, Persian and Cashmere Rugs
Some Of the makes are entirely new In this market
sales THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
DECEMbER THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTH. at
ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE p NJ
Exn,pition on TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY.
December LIST and I'd
DUNCANSON BROS,
nSo0t 9th and streets
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SERIOUS POSITION OF THE BRITISH GARRIsoNs
IN EGYPT.
dispatch from Cairo says: Gen. Grenfell tel
egraphs that bodies of rebel cavalry and infan-
try are demonstrating on the left bank OF the
Nile, near Koshay. The armored steamer
Lotus is employed in Smelling the rebels. The
mahdfs death, instead OF decreasing his pres
tige, has increased Il. His tomb has become
the center of fanaticism. ismantei has fallen
on Khalifa Abdula Ell Taasha, who Yields
authority by direct legacy nom Mahomet Acn-
are now with the rebels, heart and SOU! The
recent heavy rains have filled the tanks eno
wells and 1t Is not impossible the Defvisn AMY
take the desert route and make direct attack
on Lower Egypt, leaving the English garriso0a
in D critical pOeitton
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DEE.


BowDOIN December In, 1885. DAVID ".
BOWDOIN.
Prayers Ct IL O'Clock wednesday, Decsmbu a G
Gil Thirteoufh gtxeet northwest Friends tnvtsed-
DAILY. AT 2l6 q m, November 90. 1855 ELLEN
DAILY, ater short nneus. In the sevenfyslxth year
Nay she ret In peace
[ Funeral from her late residence 136 Carroll strone
southeast, u am, wednesday Decemhef 2. thenco
invited TO attend -
the 1ASe william L Webb, OF Portsmouth, Va died @
the 3Oth Noyembef 1855 et the resdeDce Of her con-
southeast.
Funeral services q the house $50 n m. pucrmher
ID Burial - PorlsmouxA va, on the m0rnissr 81
December ID fNorlolk and RprnnoufH 49,
please c0pg.l
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Ellis, the SLAYER Of Stonestreet, at Louisville,
KY, was taken to Lagrange, KY. last night ~
an omcer who on receiving word thai 2 m0D ~ ".
being organized TO hang Ellis hastily pooK MIN
back to LonisviIle. Nrs. Ellis, about whom the
men QuarTeied, II very handsome Woman.
She made confession that she was ruaneo Dy
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Lynch Law in Virginfa.

AN ATROCIOUS MURDER.
Henry Mason, q colored man who recently
murdered Robert Hammersly, q young farmer
living in Campbell county, near Lynchburg,
Va, for the purpose of robbing him, was taken
from the Jail at Rustburg early Monday morn
ing and hanged. The crowd OF armed and dis
guised men made 1orcible entrance into the
JAIL and going to Mason's cell they found that
he was chained to the floor. and was coatless
and In his stocking feet The staple to which
the chain was secured was wrenched loose, a
rope with a hangman's knot was thrown over
the negro's head, and he was shuffled out of the
Jail in q hurry. AS the party reached a window
in leaving the Jail two of the men grasped
Mason and pitched him out head foremost. He
was caught by two others on the outside and
hurried off down the road about half O mile,
where he was hanged to the limb of a tree on
the roadside. The negro was strangled to death,
and afterwards his body was riddled with pistol
balls and buckshot After being assured Of the
negro's death the lynchers quietly dispersed.
The jailer stated at the inquest that he recog.
niZed two 6f the lynching party, and gave their
names TO the state attorney.
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MARRIED.

DENNEY-orIs In Springfield, MaN, Noven-
Der 22d, 1855 at Christ church by the Rev John O.
Brooks, HARRY II. DENNY, q Warrington. nc,
TO ROZELLA d OTIS
VAN WILDWOOD A Albany, n y, Neysp-
De. e, 1855: ~ hsy =. E6srl,ng NJ :. cHAkLs
L WOOD, Of West Washington ID. G.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

NOR SALE-A FIVE-ROOM HOUSE AND ia
acres to highest bidder three miles fl this city;
suitable place for one in departments. Enquire S. r.
LUCkETT, l22l F st. NV. d1-3t*
I1OR RENT-A GOOD, NEW BROOM COTTAGE
i two miles from city, with two acres Of land, small
fruits; So per month.
n2s-lIn r. A. PHILLIPS, 1928 New York ave.
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-WILL SELL OR
IL exchange tor city property Farm containing 1l5
acres three miles from Gulford Station LOudoun Co..
Va; a. Farm containing 1872 acres on the Potomac
river Ave miles below Alexandria. Plenty Of fruit
good ontbuldings and well fenced. 92l La. ave-,
Washington. ID. c. n2S-3ts
4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT SIX MILES
l1frOm washington containing 1l2 acres, all under
high state OF cultivation. 1t has every convenience
for easy and frs-class farming and the marketable
products more than the expenses of the place The
mansion was recently designed by wen-knowp Bos-
ton architect, and Is rstass in all its arrangements
Also two good dweling-houses for foreman and other
hands. AS suburban home 1t is luxury. and needs
only to be seen to be appreciated. The owner parts
Boston.
Inquire Of owner, S, r. PRIEST, on the place. one
mile from Takoma Station D. c.. on Metropolitan
Branch. B. and e. X. r. Post Office address Box 1893,
Washington. d. G.. n1S-2w*
ENOR sALE-IMPROVED FARM IN VIRGINIA,
not far from the city, near fourishing village.
Inquire at 1923 New'York ave-, after pm. nlO-lm"
LNOR SALE-WE HAVE A GOOD MANY
IL small farms on the Metropolitan Branch, in the
vicinity of Linden, Forest Glen and Gaithersburg.
Also. two very desirable Houses In EVANSVILLE A. p.
HILL q CO.. 1888 st. n5-lm
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A Virginia WOODEN NAH Burned.

STAUNroN, VA, Dec. 1.-Rankin's wooden
factory, in the interior of the county was burned
by an incendiary fire last Friday. The loss Is
$4,000 and the insurance $4,000.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucf{oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWOSTORY FRAME
HOUSE ON The SOUTH SIDE OF ST, NEAR
TENTH SOUTHEAST

AnOS1EES SALE OF TWOSSTORY FRAME
HOUSE ON The SOUTH SIDE OF ST, NEA II
TENTH SOUTHEAST.
by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of 80
the District Of Columbia passed on the 1S day s
u november A. ID. 1883, in cause No. 1904, ~
Ed Doc: -. pending in said court wherein Mary j:
!ouhg Is mplainant and Jane Hart and others are
oeIenaants Will sell at public auction in front of the
premises, on SATURDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF DE-
CEMBEk, 1886. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, part of
that certain lot numbered seven ~ in square num-
bereu nine hundred and scventyve (975), described
as follows Beginning for the same at point on the
south line Of street south thirty feet from the north
corner ofsad lot and rnnning thence south
three feet six inches to the south line of said lot
thence east twenty six feet thence north
feet six inches to the south line of 1 street south;
thence west along the said south line twentysx feet
to the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethrd
OF the purchase money in cash the day OF SALE
Oh the ratification thereof by the Court and the bal
ance in equal payments in one and two years rcspec
lively Tor which the promSsory notes of the purchaser
must be given to bear interest from day of SALE and
secured by deed of trust property sod No deed
be given till the terms of sale fully complied with.
All cOnveyances and recording purchasers cost.
deposit of $50 the time of If the sale
are not complied with in seven days from the day of
sale the Trustee right to resell risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
SAML MADDOX, Trustee,
n252S,d1,3,4 1872 Louisiana ave,
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The Richmond whix Not Sold.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 1.-Under q decree of
the court appointing 9 receiver for the Rich
mond Wing and ordering its sale for the bene-
fit of its creditors that paper was put up at auc-
ton to-day. The highest bid made for the en-
tire property was 81 900. The bid was not 40
action.
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PASTOR DOWNS EXPELLED FROM THE Con-.
FERENCE.-At largely attended meeting of the
Baptist ministers in Boston yesterday the case
of the Rev. w. w. Downs, recently pastor of the
Bowdoin Square Baptist church, was consid-
cred and after some discussion as to the course
to be taken, resolutions were unanimously
adopted to the effect that Mr.. Downs having, by
his recent course, brought disgrace upon the
he be expelled from membership in the con.
ference. It was also resolved, THAT we hereby
disclaim all fellowship with him as a minister,
and go change his conduct as to win the
sympathy of his brethren and OF the Christian
public; that we approve Of the action of the
Bowdoin Square society in closing their house
of worship
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ARCHBISHOP PURGELLsS CREDrT0Rs.-J. b.
Minnix assignee Of the late Archbishop Pur-
cell, made his hrstreport Of the condition Of the
affairs of the deceased divine IN Cincinnati yes
received $4,000, $4,000 Of which was for
legal services. He has now on hand "a, 900,
but does not disburse Il among the arch
bishops creditors, on account Of case pending
In the supreme court which may largely in
crease the value Of the estate, or which may
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EOR RENT

L"ik HEN
Il 240i-6-S Pa. ave. $50
1910 10Th H. W.. Is rs loo
1853 Il NV, IL rs...S:5.34
1905 y NV. lOr.-....53.3I
1914 10Th NV, l2rs.....15
l1U6 Conn. av.. IL rs. 10
2l11 g st. NV. l2r.....60
SO4 18th st. NV, Sr......5O
Hardwood ave. 10rs......5O
l16 18th NV. lUrs.....60
1Gv2 18th ST NV. ,10r...ti0
2sGS Pa. av. N w. IT As
SOB VI ST. NV. l2r...-.--..3O
SO Mass av. ne, sr.32 81
45O-46e Wash ST., 6r.--225
OFFICES.
1341 Pa. av. n.W. 2d fl. 100
45S La ave, I'd story-..2o
323 Al. u. (ChaIncy big
several Office rooms
Basement 33I 4la st...-..15
MO b. H.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

CPLENDID CORNER BUILDING LOT, CORNER
SOF FIFTH And STREETS NORTHEAST AT
AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, DECEMBER%ne
FIRST. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we1
viii sell, In ffont Of the premises,
LOT 8, In SQUARE S35,
fronting 80 fact ON eth street and SO 81 feet on
street, and can readily be subdvided into smaller
building lots.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance In one and two
years, notes to bear six per cent interest," payable
semfannually, all cash, at option or purchaser.
deposit Of 800 required At time Of SALE Convey
DUNCANSON BROS,
n2S-d6ds Auctioneers.
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A b. AND O. TELEGRAPH VfCToRY.-The su.
preme court of Louisiana yesterday affirmed
the tudgmentof the lower court In the case OF
against Morean's Louisiana and Texas Railroad
company and the Western Union Telegraph
enable the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph COM
pany TO build its line In the right Of way OF the
railroad company between New Orleans and
fishes the right OF the Baltimore and Ohio Tel
aRraph COMPANY. --.Ls.s
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Greece Thinks She Must Fight.

FEAfsS SHE CANNOT KEEP HEX HANDS
OFF TURKEY.
ATHENS Dec. 1.-The president OF the council
has informed the foreign cOnsuls that it is
feared that a struggle between Greece and Tur-
key is inevitable.
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THE CINCINNATI ELECTION CAsEs.-At yes
terday's session of the circuit court in Cinctn'
natl it was agreed that according to the decision
in the case OF the republican senators, nine can.
didates on the republican ticket for represents
tfves were elected over the democrats, and one
republican, Col Robert Harlan, Q colored man,
defeated. 1t was decided that Judge Huston,
democrat, was elected. The democrats are
making ARRANGEMENTS 70 carry ell these casea
before the state supreme court
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A PATENT was issued to-day TO Thos A. and
A. A. Connolly, of this city, for gas conveying
apparatus.
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THE CHARGE OF MURDER AGAINST ANroN1e
NARDELLo
This morning the Italian. Antonio Nardello,
indicted for the murder OF O fellow-countrys
man, Carmine Rotunno, on the 29th Of July
last, was brought before the Criminal Court,
Judge Macarthur, for triai-Mesxrs. q. n. Cork.
Hill and I. NJ. Fields for the defendant, and
ment
The court was unable 20 nh the jury nom the
talesmen drawn yesterday, and she DEFENDANT
having ten challenges left and the government
two the drawing of so talesmen 10 report -
morrow morning was directed.
Local Notes.
A petition has been filed for the appoint.
ness affairs OF Judge j. ). COMBS. who aimee .
recent attack OF paralysis. has been incompe-
tent 10 manage his business affairs.
The District Commissioners Office WAS closed
to-day, and none OF the clerks were on duty,
except some In the collectors Office, who were
tons made during the pressure OF the past
week or more.
Washington Cadet Corps, charged with run.
ming spinning jenny In connection with the
fair given by the corps, was In the Police Court
today continued indefinitely.
A colored woman named Ella Boston was
sentenced TO sixty days In jail by Judge Smell
to-day for larceny.
MARRIAGE IIcENsEs--Marriagel licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 20 jon
ainan NaterS ana tfeOrgeana Washington
James +. Pyles and Annie r. Struder, OF lair.
fax county, Va; Isaac Milton and Laura Carey;
Miscol Henry Smith and Lucinda Brown, both
of Hillsdaie, DC; Narcissus Miller Bradley and
Mary Grace Stark; Chas n. Duehay and Katie
+. staley of ottows, kansas; John NJ. Beach
and Ella Voorhees,. both of Fairfax county, Va:
Michael Meidel and Mary Lisch.
For THE NIGHT SCHOOL FrNp.-Dr Hood,
treasurer OF the night school fund, desires %
acknowledge the following receipts Front
II. Heath, s5; Horstio King, 81; Miss Isabel
Lehman, 81; +. L. Moore, Georgetown, So; Dr.
Graham, 81; Mrs. La Fetra,S2, and Friend, eL
and VIM. Mayse, So.
The Courts.
CrECuTT CoURr. No. 2.-yudoe MeyrSck.
Yesterday, Rives agt. Rocker, Judgment CON-
fessed for 81 81 with interest from June O. 1854.
EQUITY CoURr-yudpe Hagnsr.
Yesterday, Greer agt. Johnson; restraining
order discharged. Reed agt. Wilson; auditors
report ratified. Thompson agt Hyatt: auditors
report ratified Adjourned sine die.
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16i5 18th n. W., 6rs.. $50
322O y 81. NV, 12rs.-..40
2O;;l 9Th NV, 8 rs.....-.30
l4OS boundary. 7rs.......3U
1920 9Th st. NV, y rs..-3O
loco III H. e.. Grs.-.....--2O
252l h NJ. n. w.. 6rs. lis
1l6 n 50. NV ,5r......l4.3O
AZ. Warnerst.. 5r.---..12 50
l111 Park Pl.- Sr....l2.S 81
51l 9th Sc, 5rs-.......14.3O
FentOn Place, d rs....-...-l4
51J 9TH st. s e.....-...-....-12
+ 1l13 NJ. av. s.e.,5rs-...1O
i Wilson. ! rs...-...............S
STURES&DWELLINGS.
l232 Mass-av.n.w..6 rSS.45
500 Z. Law. n.w.,Ir&S...3O
300 Ind av., store------5O
WARNER. 916 F st.n.w.
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/ TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,Oneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF q Grand Collection of
TURKISH. PERSIAN AND CIRCAssIAN
CARPETS AND RUGS.
In the Collection are
FIFTY LARGE CARPETS.
ANTIQUE HALL RUGS OF RARE QUALITY
ELEGANT PORTIEREs, ETC, ETC
TURKISH AND ARMENIAN ENBROIDERIEs,
BULGARIAN MANTLE LAMBREQUINs
the whole to be
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
At my SalesroOm, corner 18th street and Pa Avenue
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
DECEMBER SECOND. THIRD AND
FOURTH. 1885, AT ELEVEN A.
NJ land HALF-PAsT
Exhibition 7woPM
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER THIRTIETH AND
DECEMBER FIRST.
Terms Cash,
n25-5t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctoneers.
HsHb AB BSG hhs TH 5SE s sfS
o sfR SRAs ?S Wr H0 FoE Rgesf IS
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER
SE SEC, :; a. ELEVEN 3cI9GK viii sen in
the above Vehicles. to which the attention Of buyers
nsO-at DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers-
FOURTEEN gGpS EIsE DRIVING AND pKAueHr
%6l hsl &C., 5'S SL oEEz N FEE
cEaBEk :. EGEyN ' ocL s NJ HH we VIII Wi sell Dh
"A Fine Driving and Draught Horses,
Fine Aiderney Cows.
~ o Fine Bloodt'a heifers, &C..
The attention OF persons desiring fine stock is called
n27d DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
one srS 8E THE y1KEsT n RE1REsTEs on
s SIT sTsk NSETWEsT sElNg H9TsE NJ
1ss5 ga; II !d e P!ss E9TK O'CLOCK NJ
LOT II. IN SQUARE No 377,
back that width l59 feet to so-foot alley This LOT
also has l5foot alley on the side, and is i'm
west N''' '''''' "'' 'n
This is one OF the finest Lots strees adjoining B.
present, structure y paying good rental fine build
Ss
property could be covered by buildings with ample
Saaneey In one and two
4
$1,000, required at time of sale conveyancng pur-
s,hsIwise right reserved resell risk and cost Of
deniting p1rchaser after giving five days public
' " S's BRo in
mad Aucts
u sAk Of IkMHHev bP1 VEL
STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE NORTH
MhhEM ii5g FA GEDs skhG BEING
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of "a
81 a sss
SnI . ps II MkD A s.
No 556 beginning Third street west, distant rs
ee nom the southwest corner OF said square and lot
and running thence north on Third IA feet and
inches thence east 55 feet thence IA feet and
sinches thence west IS feet TO the beginning and
improvements.
Terms OF sale: Onethird purchase money cash; bal
ance thereof in six, twelve and eighteen months
whole TO bear interest nom day of sale, payment
thereof TO be secured by the promssery notes Of the
or ratification thereof by the court No deed
given until all purchase money and interest be paid
lien reserved on the property for the purchase
money. All conveyancing at purchasers cost. $50
deposit will be required when property Is knocked
down. The terms OF sale must be complied with In
ten days. WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee
Office 4S6 Louisiana avenue
THOS E WAGGAMAN, Auct n2l-d&ds
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PosTPoNEMENT OF THE LAUNcHINo.-Chief
Constructor Wilson, Of the bureau of construc-
ton and repair has informed the Secretary of the
Navy that In consequence Of the prolonged wet
weather he will have to postpone the time OF
until Saturday next, the 9Th inst, at is a.
m. The department has approved the post
pOnement and orders to the above effect have
been issued. The new cruiser will be christ
ened by Miss Edith ClebOrne, a daughter Of
Medical Director Z. ]. Cleborne, U.SN.
THE following members of Congress have 10
Gated at SD B street northeast for the winter: T.
]. Henderson. Illinois; w. ID. Bynum, Indiana;
E. 3. Winans, Michigan.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRrBD.-James o. Turner.
9Th and streets northwest, reports stolen from
his money-drawer $25 in cash.@John II .
Busey, 1851 street, reports stolen from him
an overcoat worth Sl2.-Wm. T. Ashby. 400
1 street, reports stolen from him four boxes of
cigars, worth %.
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The Masonic Orphans Home.
THE ROYAL. RECEPTION IN LOUISVILLE OF TIL
WASHINGTON COMMITTEES.

THE ROYAL RECEPTION i LOCrSyIIIE THE
WASHINGTON COMMITTEE.
The committee, consisting OF Col, NJ. NJ. Par.
ker, Mr.. Matthew Trimble, and A. T. Ionelev.
representing the Garfield Masonic Memorial
association, has returned from Louisville. where
they went to present to the Masonic Orphans
and widows home the money which had been
subscribed for the proposed home, which was
to have been erected in this city as a memorial
to Garfield. The committee were most royaliy
welcomed and entertained. They were eiyef,
a public reception at the home and saw the .,OO
children, and the money was received with an
preciative addresses. The committee were
told that the occasion was q very gratifying one
to those interested in the work not SO much
because Of the money they brought as because
Of the fact that people SO far away should re-
that they would make the money a nucleus of
q distinctive fund, to be known as the Garfield
Endowment and that they would endeavor
through the friends of Garfield, to make the
amount larger. The committee were enter.
tanned at the Pendennis club, and enjoyed their
brief visit very much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-01
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i21OO Fl st. n.w.1or-$s3. So
1872 r ST. NV, l1r-....1O
HAS y St NV, 10r...-..6;5
i51 G st. NV. 12r.......6O
2ol6 HiIlyer Pl., lOr. 60
SO2 21st.14r. m go
2I31 X st. n. W.. Sr.-.5O
1912 18th st. NV. ,Sr-..4;5
1884 10Th st.n.w.,8r...35
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1409 Mass. ave. ,13r-&3OO
1875 r ST. NV, 13r.....-115
1905 10th st. 800
E1446 R.I.ave. NV. Or 100
1341 N.H.ave. ,1lr......l25
310l p st-n.w., 11r.......l5O
1909 NJ st NV, 1Or....lOO
Road ST., w. Wash. ..416.67
Sl2 CoDn.ave., l2r.-l75
Or. 4th &Fayette, w. w. ..S5
1908 10Th st.n.w., 1Or-2OO
1t01 \ st.n.w.,l0r..... $50
Alb 18th st.n.w.,17r......l5O
1217 y st.n.w.,13 r......2O0
1910 II st. NV. 15r. $50
400 II st. NV. 20r....-45O
22OS l4th st. NV. Sr...-65
1O12 14th st. NV, 16r...30O
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