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4 USTIN P BROWN.
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
1926 street northwest
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
new brick Houses. Wallack Place, corner 18th st.
Brick House, 18th st.. above Iowa Circle $3.50
Brick House, A ST.. near Capitol $1,000.
3 brick Houses, Vermont ave, bet T and w sts..
4 brick Houses. 18th ST., bet and R. $500 to
2 brick Houses. P st., bet sth and 10 sts. $4,000
each.
Brick House. st. ne. bet 10th and 18th, g., 600
Brick Brick House, 18th st. bet 2 and 9. $1,000
2brck Houses. o ST., bet I1th and 18TH $4,000
Brick House. ST.. bet I'd and Sd NV, $1,000
Brick House. Corcoran ST., bet. 18th and 18th,
Brick House, 1872 ST. s.w., near Smithsonian Insti-
brick ouses 2stb St, SIS 500 to 81 600. -
Brick House, 9th and n. w., 81 1000.
3 brick Houses, 18th ST., near NV. 500.
Large double House. Massachusetts, ave, bet 18th
st. and Thomas circle. $4,000.
q 500.
Large House. near Scott circle sI25 600
nrick Houses, St n.e., bet 9th and 9TH. $500
Brick House. 14th ST. near Agricultural depart
House and corner Let on Connecticut ave-. suitable
Brick House st. near ISL 18th St; 81 900
10000.
Brick House. cor. III ard r. $4,000
frame Csttsge large lot. 7 81, near New Hamp,
Brick r. House 10Th St Sc, bet and G.. $4,000.
Dr1ek Houses, Riggs ST., $500 each.
Brick House. cor. Riggs and 18th, $4,000
Brick House. Vermont ave, bet X and L, $35, OOO
New brick House. Iowa circle $4,000
Brick House. cor Mass ave. and 18th St, SIS, 600
Vacant property in all sections Of city and suburbs
Several houses for rent furnished and unfurnished.
Money to loan real estate security.
Large loans specially. oc3-lm
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
THE REPUBLICANS ENCOURAGE

THE REPUBLICANS ENCOURAGED.
Judge Buchwalter's Decision Makes
Them Confident Of Final Suceess.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING star
COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 26.-Secretary
Brown, Of the republican state executive COM
mittee. has just received the following from
Gen. E. F. Noyes, at Cincinnati:
"Judge Buckwalter's decision square in our
favor. Injunction sustained. Cases now being
heard In circuit court on mandamus We are
greatly encouraged and feel confident of final
success"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
~TAA H MARI, Real Estate Broker,
81 Q36 street.


TAA h. MARI, Real Estate Broker.
'A.-A Nc 10 AZ srkRE TN ETHWEsT:. T.. -.
BY virtue Of the power vested IN me s 6y a Ssd
y = ef5
TSsEE 1sss 's ss ScIodK
No three as Of HarRnes Subdivision q square No
30 Said lot fronts 20 feet street. 6y aePsn n
To ieet' and Is improved BY SIX TOO" oie> "e''
Terms: onethird of the purchase money IN sas Sa
erred payments to be secured by deed Of trust on
ne property, and to bear interest Ct SIX PEI 0
ffy 81 f x IL ten
nom day Of sale the right is reserved TO rese al inc
cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancins
JOHN G C. HEAD. SOL F street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers ocZI-00os
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneera
DWELLING, No. 81 STREET SOUTHEAST
OPPOSITE CAPITOL iiROUNDs.
No s7o foe ss es ef the land
Nc S,sst SEX Ssf
land and premises known and described on the
ground plan or plat Of the city of washington, D. G.
lot 30 s. in square 6so, fronting 2s feet street
south. together with ali the improvements, ways, ease
Ing on New jersey
anu Isl street opposite Capitol ano
frame dwelling with brick basement.
Terms: One half cash; balance In one and two years
notes TO bear per cent interest and 70 be secured by
deposit Of $3.50 required ut time of sale. Convey
ancing. &c. at purchasers cost IF terms Of sale are
property will be resold at risk and cost Of defauhing
purchaser after five days public notice of such resale
o some 9ewspaper ESbshsd in MashiEgton l9.tee
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Denial That DR.. Curry Said It.

10 the Editor of the EVENING STAR:
The STAR of Saturday states that the Boston
Plot protests against the appointment OF DIR.
Curry as minister to Spain, because in 1876 in
q speech In Richmond, Va, he declared that
"Romanssm q Uorse than Ounnsbotfsn." The
present writer heard the speech in question,
and emphatically affirms that the attributed
phrase, torn nom its connection, violently per-
yerts the meaning and intent OF what Dr.
Curry said. Hundreds of living witnesses Also
heard II, and IL need be will avouch these facts
The subject of his speech was Foreign Mis-
sions" as conducted by the southern Baptist
body in one of its annual sessions. A proceed
ing speaker had referred to the cannibalism Of
the South Sea Islands, and missionary efforts
to eradicate the hideous habit of their people.
DR.. Curry's speech, which followed, had especial
reference to Southern Baptist missions In Italy.
In the course of his speech he made the follow
Ing remarks. quote from published reports
made at the time: There is something worse
more difficult to overcome than even cannibal-
than were those In the aah are se eSs sags or
In China" In aluding to the conven-
TONS missionaries in Rome, he said that the
protruding of the lip Of hoary prejudice in
Rome were tcOrse to the missionaries, harder TO
bear by 2 high sensitive spirit than was canni-
These are the utterances which form the sole
basis OF this false charge. That they give
Catholic CONTEND would s sss sapda
be abhorrent TO the feelings of the
distinguished ana generous Christian gen.
tieinan, who goes 10 the Spanish court to
class the creed and conduct of Catholicism,
however defective he may regard them, with
the revolving savagery OF the South Sea Island
ers. In advocating missions tor the conversion
OF papists to Protestants, ii came In Dr. Curry's
way to survey the foreign fields, and glance at
the obstacles in each. environing these en-
bassadors Of the cross. He proved the
comparative ease with which the mis-
sionary might persuade the besotted de-
vourer OF thurman flesh, all ignorant of the Bible,
to forsake his unnatural habits and erroneous
beliefs, while he would find IL hard TO win the
cultured Catholic, holding In his creed much OF
divine truth, and evincing In his con-
duct many of the beautiful virtues which
adorn the Christian character. While
the genius Of our institutions protests
against the application OF religious tests a
qualification for public station, IL is but just TO
DIR. Curry to put on record this brief vindication
of himself from the charge that he said on the
occasion in question. that "Romanism was
worse than cannibalism."
j. b. WATKINS, 931 G street.
Washington, October 26th, 1885.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. Oc14-eo&ds
WTALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, 2Ox1OO
FEET, IMPROVED BY TWOSTOKY FRAN
DWELLING, NO. 2137 EIGHTH STREET En-
TENDED
By virtue of deed of trust dated April 18th, 80
1856, and duly recorded in Liber No. 1l21 folio in4
IT. ct seq, one of the land records for the Dis 9
trct of Columbia and at the written request Of the
party secured thereby will sell public auction,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD, 1885, at HA LIZ
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ, the following real es-
trct. to witt Part of lot No. SO in j. B. Haws sub
division of Mount Pleasant beginning the line of
corner of said lot, and running thence north
along said Sth street extended 20 feet thence east 100
feet thence south 20 feet and thence west 100 feet
the place OF beginning, together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale: One-half cash. Of which $50 must be
paid time of sale and the balance In six and twelve
months in equal payments, secured by purchasers
notes. with interest at seven per from day of sale
and deed of trust on property sold or all cash. at
ton of purchaser. COnveyancing and recording ut
purchasers cost Terms of sale to complied with in
Six days from day of SALE else trustee reserves the
ocZS-eo&dbs WIN. F. HOFFMAN, Trustee
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
- Corner 9th and sta NV.

CATALOGUE SALE
OF FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST Guilt
VATED HARLEM FLOWER ROOTS DUTCH
BnLBSl, oNSlSTlNG OF DOUBLE AND
DISTINCTLY NAMED AND IN SOME LOTS
MIXED TOGETHER)
POLYANTHUS. NARCISSUS, TULIPS, CROCUS,
SNOWDROPS, IRIS, SW EETSCENTED ION.
QUILS, &C., AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER
TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1SS5,at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ,
within our saesroOms, will sell general and va
ried assortment Of the Flower Roots partly named
above, to which we invite general attention.
NJrE-Thes goods are of the finest importation.
per steamship Assyran Monarch and strictly true
TO name and color.
oc26-2t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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TO Adyanee on Rurmah,

LORD DUFFERIN ORDERED TO SEND TROOPS
AGAINST KING THEEBAw AT ONCE.
CALCUTTA, October 26.-Lord Dufferin, the
viceroy of India, has received orders from the
home government for the immediate dispatch
of troops to Burmah.
PARIS, October 26.-The Volfoire publishes an
the latter says that finding NJ. de Freycinet, the
French foreign minister, would refuse assist
ance to Burmah in the event of war between
Burmah and Great Britain, he advised King
Theebaw to submit to the demands of England.
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THHoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS SALE OF A
BRICK HOUSE AND FRAME HOUSE ON
NORTH SIDE OF STODDERT STREET, EAST
OF MILL STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID. c. .
BY virtue of deed of trust dated 9th of Sep s,s3
tember 1854 recorded in liber N. c. T. a.. folio s!i
81, &c. of the land records Of the District Of Cor
lumbia and at the request in writing of the parry
cured. shall, on THURSDAY, THE TWENTY.
NlNTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855, at HALF-PASr
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of the premises. sell
Ct public auction Lot No. 90 in Holmeads addition 70
Georgetown. ID. C., with the improvements reserving
right OF way over the front ten feet thereof
Terms OF sales ehalf cash. The balance In SIX ana
Twelve months to be secured, with interest $50 de
post Will be required ut the sale ALI conveyancng
ana recording at the purchasers cost the terms OF
sale are not complied with In ten days, the premises
may De resold ct the purchasers rsk aef one week
GEORGE 4 WOODWARD. Trustee
EXECUTORS SALE
,1MMED1ATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SAIL;
the undersgned, under and by vrtne OF the tAst WI
o. GreenDerry NJ Watkins will sell at pubic aucti01
iront OF the premiqes, the east tWentyeeSen VI
feet oflot No. ~, in Holmead's addition 70 George
toMn. y. Z, with the improvements
/ Ierms OF sale: One-ha6 calh; balance IN E0 Ivy
we've months g be secured on the properly sOso
Win insefesL 30 deposit required q ume q se,s
All colveyancing &c. ~ purchasers cost: a t sa.
seims q sale are not complied with q zen days Wy
premise may Dc resoM q the detauttng pprcnaser
faaAs AAssF one Mss6'5 ADVERTISEMENTS u.n.. =,
sRRnEe IRE W4TKiNNs. q k IS Wessto q
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LNXPEKT TYPE-WR1T1NG.
II CALIGRAPH OFFICE, 933 F st.
DOSEDALE
IL BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivded ROSEDALE, and offer Building
Lots, 20 feet 'front.' S20O $3.50 $500, $3.50 per lot.
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly. Rosedale
Is located Immediately at the eastern end of the Co.
iumbia railway company. 10th and II SITS Plat at
my Office $40 Market Space
Oc52m w. H. CLAGETT.
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RNliffcal N0fea.

Ex-Gov. Horatio Seymour, of New York, Is
out in a strong appeal In behalf Of Hin and the
whole democratic ticket.
The official returns from all the counties In
Ohio show that Foraker has a plurality OF
1878 for governor. Leonard, the prohibition
candidate, polled 2S. O64 votes, and Northrop,
the greenback candidate, 2.963.
The registration was completed In New York
Saturday, with total or II .S9s. Last year
the total was 240,906; In 1883, 1s2, 351; $50.
196, 1872; 1881. 170,419.
A large number OF the colored preachers of
Baltimore yesterday urged the voters I'm their
congregations To support the independent ticket
on Wednesday Tor the best interest OF their
race.
Mrs. DIR. Clemence c. Lozier sought to have
herself registered a voter I'm New York Sat
urday. The board discussed the question with
Mrs. Lozier and the chairman finally said that
a mandamus from judge was the only thing
that would induce him to register Mrs. Lozier
a voter. The lady said later that Mrs. Esther
Herman bad registered at another place with
out opposition.
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n UNcANsoN BROS, AuctIoneer,.

FURNITURE, CARPETS &C.. CONTAINED IN
N sI2lgrl Est, GoNsIsTfNG OF PARLoR
SHH;AiRs. BEDsTEAD, BUREAU, WASH
SIAND, WARDROBES, MARBLE TOP Ia
BLES LOUNGE, SOFA, MATTRESSES CUR
Hp1 aI!SS LARGE IRON KETTLE, STOVES,
BRUSoELS CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, CROCK.
cry AND GLASS, &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBE r
IWENIY-NiNTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell,
at the above flats the furniture &c. contained therein
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The Courts.

To-day, Dunn agt Murt: opinion BY yudrs
Merrick reversing judgment and remanding
cause. Hausam agt kunecke; opinion by
Judge James Affirming Judgment Horsey agi
Ioughery: do. reversing decree below. Wall
agt Robinson; hearing resumed.
EQUITY CouRr-yt,dce Rdcner.
To-day, Palmer agt. Palmer: sale ratified MIST
Best agt. Best; do. Schoenborp agt schoen-
born: sale ratified finally and referred to audi
tor. Green agt Green; pro confesso agt. j. Il
Green granted.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Jldoe MdcArfhur.
To-day, Adolphus Burgess, convicted house.
breaking In night; motion for new trial filed.
Grant Thomas, grand larceny, guilty notice OF
offence petit larceny: guilty. VIM Healey,
grand larceny; pleaded guilty and was sem
bany.
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Reception to Canon Farrar

NEW YORK, October 26.-After partaking of
the breakfast at the Fifth Avenue hotel in his
nonor this morning, Archdeacon Farrar visited
the residence of Cyrus w. Field, where 200
clegymen were waiting to shake him by the
hand. Rev. Richard s. Storrs delivered an in
troductOry address of welcome.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-M0RROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. Anct,one,.-

oNE FINE ORGAN, BY PAM. A uAMI1roN.
one RNARE PLANO, IN FINE oRDsR; VERY
mA pi - WALNUT BOOK CASE, OFFICE
Ho a}R MA ASR ANB WALNUT TgRNITgyRSEs;
EXTENSION TABLE CHINA AND GLASS
. WARE, REFRIG ERA TOR, KITCHEN RE0UI-
SITES &C AT AUCTION.
90! On TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TWENTY
pr ENTH 1885, at Residence No. I444 Pierce Place,
DetWeen lam and 10Th streets northwest at TEN
GSL0Ck snail sell the above effecis which are In
nIs.cSiass conoitlon THOMAS BOWLING,
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Attempted saicide ola Girl. -

SHE SHOOTS HERSELF IN THE BREAST, AND Is
SERIOUSLY, PERHAPS FATALLY, INJURED.
Mary Hughes, a servant girl, who lives at 1862
Lstreet southeast, and is employed at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Mary McCauley, 1920 street
northwest. went to the Eastern branch. near
Poplar Hill, at the rear Of the Congressional
cemetery, about noon to-day, and made a des-
perate attempt at suicide by shooting herself in
the LEFT breast, the bullet entering the breast,
causing painful and, probably. fatal wound
She was remosed to Providence hospital by the
police, where she was cared for by the sisters
In charge. Mary is an Irish girl, about twenty
years old, and always seemed in trouble about
something. Within the past few months she
has figured In the Police Court a witness
charging on two separate occasions colored men
of good standing with indecently assaulting
her.
Mary Hughes was this afternoon resting
quietly. She was found by Officer Wright and
taken to her aunts house, 1862 l. street south
east, and from there to the hospital.
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Expected sudden Close OF the NtesA
Trial.

LONDON, October 26.--It Is now believed that
the Armstrong trial will come To All early oop-
clusion by the defendants accepting a yerdicS OF
guilty" on technical grounds.
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-,Justin Mccarthy &
Co., of this city, have been awarded the con-
tract for the new post Office and court house at
Lynchburg. Va.
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WINNIPEG, MAN, October 28.-The sleeper
attached To the west-bound express on the Port
Arthur division of the Canadian Pacific, jumped
the track near the Savanna, and was dragged a
quarter OF a mile In the ditch. There were
Is passengers In the car at the time Including
the officers OF "a battery. of Kingston, Ont,
who are on their way To the north west ton-elieye
their comrades. Several persons were slightly
injured, but none seriously. Just at day light
the following morning the express ran into n
CINE and express OF the former aud the ca
boose on the freight which caught fire and
burned four cars OF freight The damage a.
estimated ut 100000. A man named James
Watson, who was In the caboose, had his arm
smashed.
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The President has accepted Judge Thoman's
resignation, and the civil service commission
will be thoroughly reorganized by the frst Of
January.
Judge Thoman's resignation takes effect on
the first of November.
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WIN. A. FRusH, of Garden City, Kansas. has
been disbarred as attorney before the Interior
department.
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The LoNG-PENDING COTTON CASE DECIDED.
The United States Supreme Court to-day rem
dered its decision In the cotton case of e. Z.
Lamar, of Georgia. against Hugh McCulloch,
ex-Secretary of the Treasury. The suit was
brought in 1873 in the circuit court OF the
United States for the southern district OF New
York to recover moneys paid into the treasury
as the proceeds of the sale Of several hundred
bales of captured or abandoned cotton. 1t was
decided for the defendant, on the ground that
the law gives to the Court Of Claims exclusive
Jurisdiction in the class OF cases TO which this
one belongs. The Supreme Court affirmed the
decision OF the circuit court.
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A WIFE WANTS A DIvoRcE.-A bill for d.
vorce by Mary E. Minnis against George w.
Minnis was filed to-day by w. II. Smith. They
were married July Is, 1882, by Rev. n. NJ.
Carroll, and she charges desertion on September
1, 1883.
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DURING THE ABSENCE Of the Postmaster
General Col. Stevenson, the First Assistant, is
acting
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GALE OF FINE NEW Two-sToRY BRICK
- STORE AND DWELLING, WITH BRICK
STREET AND MARYLAND AVENUE
NORTHEAST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER -
TWENTY-SEVENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we 90
Will sell, In front of the premises, Lot I, in sub
division of square
South of square S93,
improved by Fine New Two-siory Brick Store and
Dwelling modern cOnveniences, and two-story brick
stable.
splendid chance - one about engaging In BUSH
ness or investment.
TERMS One-third cash: balance in one and two
years notes to bear interest and be secured deed
of trust, all cash. option OF purchaser. Convey
ancing, &C.. at purchasers cost. deposit of 500
require! at time OF SALE
oc2O-d&ds DuNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS Of special
examiners in the Pension ONCE, at Q salary OF
81, 400 per annum, have been made under the
civil service rules: Eben E. Clark, Of Mo-; Travis
2. Hensley, of Mo-; Thomas A. Stockslager, OF
KAN; John III. Anthony, OF Ill; Geo. z. Smith,
of KAN; Emmett ID. Gallon, Of Va; Franklin
w. Edwards, of H.; Jacob +. Klugh, Of Pa;
Archibald McGinniss, Of Ind; Quincy E Brown
Ing. Of Ill; Howard s. McCandiish, Of Va
LIEUT.. Col. JOHN @. CHANDLER, deputy
quartermaster general, ana Major David l..
Huntington, surgeon, will proceed to Hot
Springs, Arkansas, and, with Surgeon VIM. X.
Van Reypen, U. 3. navy, VIII assemble at that
place on Wednesday, the 2Sth instant as q
board TO inspect and report upon the army and
navy hospital buildings erected there by the
Quartermaster's department
Latest Foreign News.
KRUPP GUNS FOR BULGARIA.
BRUSSELS, October 26.-The Independence
Beige says: "Austria has provided the transit
through her territory OF Q number Of krupp
guns, recently purchased by the Bulgarian gov
eminent"
sIR n. D. VOLTS MISSION.
CoNsrANTrNoPLE, October 26.-Sir Henry ID.
Wolf, the British special envoy, having COM
pleted his mission 20 the Porte has sailed for
Alexandra.
COMPLAINING or AFGHAN OPPRESSION.
ST.. PETERSBURG, October 26.-A deputation
| from Mesmun has arrived at Merry to complain
Of An Afghan oppression and aak the RuGoions
| to intervene In their bohan
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BERLIN On Monday, ocscbR 18th. 1oo6. e 1896
am, ANNA II, beloved Viz Of william Berlin. sgsd
68 years, monfha, and - dAy2
Funeral from the residence Of her daaghf9, Ma a.
Btoodasd. No. 6O8 II ofFoet poFthWea. WEDNESDAY,
vtted. -
sHIFNER On ocsobsr Is. 1885. n e,d>ek a,
Ma DORA SHIfNEB aged o. yeaFa
TIE cloads Of gr1el are beapdng
Thar ehnd0Ws ON my brow;
Oh chide me not for weeping.
Tar hoyo 10 mother now.
Funeral vim take pAacs from her 1n1e ru10nncA Nd
50 New y OK evenoe oorthWeA tom0rr0W (Tum
nlIly inv1ted % okton1
WRIGHT. NARY J. WRIGHT. NJ q yuhn "
ofocsobG I'd etxfg-uAns yen0 ofaA
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III K. FULTON, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
will SELL by public auc ion at my store, 1918 Penn
sylvunla ave-, commencing WEDN ESDAY, OCTO-
Der TWENTY EIGH TH, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
my sock of Forfeited Pledges from Nos. 1866 to
5000 inclusive.
This sale will consist of Ladies and Gents Clothing,
OF all kinds. Dress Goods, Suitings, Bedclothing,
Books Boots Shoes. Musical and Mechanical Instru-
ments, Plated ware, Umbrellas Revolvers, OPP "a
continue morning at TEN O'CLOCK and evening at
SEVEN O'CLOCK, until all the lots are sold Ticket
holders will please take notice. III. X. FULTON,
oc24 4t~ PawnbrOker and Auctioneer.
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NeWH Rrie6.

Mrs. Ann FenneIl, of TrumbuIl, Conn. was at
tackled by hydrophobia while I'm New Haven
Saturday. It took i've policemen 90 hold her
She bit one of them on the arm. Mn. FepneIi
was bitten by dog last spring.
English shippers refusing 10 assist the cattle
men of Cork in their efforts 90 boycott the Cork
Packet company, the cattlemen have chartered
a Danish steamer 10 convey their cattle 10 Eng
land.
Premier Estrupp, the DANISH premier, was
given an ovation at Copenhagen Saturday.
Many Apaches have lately crossed the Rio
Graude into Mexico. Apaches raided n ranch
100 miles south Of FL Paso. killing two Ameri-
cans. Four Indians were killed In the encouu-
ter.
j. Hubert Blake, former member OF the
Irish Land commission, who fed TO this country
through fear OF the dynamiters, died ut San An.
tonic. Tex, Sunday.
A letter TO the Globe Democrat from II raso,
Mexico, says there is a good deal OF private talk
among intelligent Mexicans in Chfhuahua In
favor Of annexation 20 the United States Of the
northern tier OF Mexican states.
Boston Buck, the leader OF the Clarion county,
Pa, counterfeiters, and Edward Harmon, .
member OF the gang, were couvtcted u f1tss-
burg, Saturday. Buck IL IS years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

THROWN FROM Doc CART-Henry Norton
who resides at the corner of w and LIST streets
southwest, was driving an unbroken colt at
tached to a dog cart, this afternoon. When
near the corner of 18th street and Pennsylya.
mia avenue the animal became uumanayeabie
and Mr.. Norton was thrown from the vehicle,
striking his head on the curbstone. He was
taken to the Emergency hospital, where his
wounds were found TO be extremely painful,
but not serious.