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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
A Fatal ooarr.I over Pension ssoa

CBARLEsroy, W. Va. November ls.--
An exsoldier named Drake, near Three
Forks, drew several hundred dollars oi
back pensions few days ago. The fam
lily fel! into quarrel over the distribution
Of the money, and q general Gght snsue3.
all hands taking part In the mids, oi ths
struggle the old man fell dead from heart
disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
CI,r.land countsrfeItsrs captarsd.

CLEVELAND, November l7.-CsOEge and
Allen Barker, hnsbs1ss and Riie, formerly
of BuffsIo. we're argelaa 10 DAY BY af4usd
Of detectives tor eountersiting. Rksp :.ae
detectives arrived 81 ibs hous-, BAKER and
wife we're srgiRsai-- manufacturing 5O-cent
p.scss 40 we're found 10 mouits pnaer
/ the stove. A battery used fpi 7,iIsS pls:-
| ing eoios was foupa 10 g eosEs, OF the
room. Barker pAde no sesiS;apce, but his
vile vas inclined to bs ugly at 6rst. The
coins made consisted Of dollar. dated
1871, and half dollsIs sauna date, aud
quarters dated lara 1t Is thought the
BsrEera are members Of g gang operating
in tie West.
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REyILED EACH OTHER,

REyILED EACH OTHER,
called each other names, and the chances
for q free fight were more than good sever
al times. The result was that the puddlers
won the day and the nsilers were ordered
to ask from the manufacturers the 20 per
cent. extra for cutting steel nails. The
Railers refused TO do it.
"About this time the Bsllaire mansge-
ment promised their men to sign the old
scale, excepting the 20 per cent clause, if
they would stand by them All right, said
the men, and Hersey Lodge withdrew from
the Amalgamated Association. The other
nAilers became rather independent, and the
Amalgsmated Association disciplined a
lodge or two, becsuseit never could permit
within its ranks. From this and
from the withdrawal of lodges.of nsilers in
d body the asso iation known as the
'Epitea- -Nailers. Of America was formed,
and the FIRST great disruption in the ranks
of the greatest and most powerful labor or.
ganizalion the world ever saw had taken
place
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average, is 6-s2; highest run,

lhnetef- o. o. TO- a ), i, Is, 0, 50, y. o. o,
0, u. Is, 3, II, IS, 2, II, ., II, a. 0,
49, g ..... ........ .....Ol
Average, Is 6-32 highest run, -.
Slossou-l2 0, 40 Al, 20, II, 3S, q, 81. SO. g. 10.
O,s,62,24, 0, Il, %, 2, o, 10, 0, %, 80, :, AZ,
81 Nv
Average, is 6-32 highest run, So.
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sARsE6 WIRE.

v, y, % .......s........s..s
ye, Is 6-32 highest run, S3.
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Dl ED.
DIED.
BROWN. onseptember 18th, 1885, MARCELIAa

BROWN. On September 18TH 1885, MARCELIAa
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 ss-
tend his funeral from his sisters residence TueD,ay
east.
MoLLIE J. DARBY, nee Dade. beloved wife Of
James W. Darby. of Buck Lodge NJ montgomery county
Md, I'm the thirty third year Of her age fFrederck
papers please copy.
GATES: At l:35 O'Clock m. September l2th, 1885,
WILLIAM ARTHUR, beloved son OF William r
sia Nellie " Gates aged four years and six mOntbs
Funeral Will take place from parents residence 233
CAha street southwest Al O'clock Tuesday morn
ing striciiyaprivste May he rest In peece.
klNNEAR On sunday morning. seutembsr ~.
1850, n q. M, ALEXANDER, infant son Of A N.
days
nrst street northwest Monday, September l4th at q
p. M Funeral private. .
RICkENBACkER Sunday September H. 1855
GEORGIANA ]. RICKENBACKERs second eldest
oaughter OF Jane and Paul Rickenbscker. aged nine
Funeral Will take place from the residence Of her
gIAndnotneft MIS- q. Carey, No. 343 First street
northeast, n III O'Clock Tuesday. September I5ta-
SNEE On september l4th 1885. MARGERT,
beloved child Of Ellen and the late Thomas snee aged
nine years and six months
Funeral from the residence of her mother, no. $50
ga street southwest, Wednesday, at 3 "a IN. Friendo
And relatives are respectfully invited 10 attend 2s
MALkER suddenly, sunday. September 18Th.
1855, a 1890 am, JOHN W. WALKER
Funeral from his brother-in-law's residence. No.
Z3OS q street northwest Tuesday, September 10Th e
three pm. Friends and relatives are invited 10 A.
tend .
YoNSON. On September 18th, 1885, 1t lOlA ~
M. MILAN foNSoN. aged al years. monsls
Funeral win take place from his late residence. No
81 sixth street southwest. on Tuesday afternoon
43O O'Clock.
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THOs. J. FISHER q CO.. Anctioneers.

TIlHOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Ancti0neers
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND uNIM.
PROvED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE
Mar THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, Be
EEN TRUMBULL STREET AND HOWARD
the bt xriee Of deere q the Supreme Court Sf
GATED equity causes No. 1854, wherein Oliver B. ~
maSIooef Is complainant and John w Beall ct al
aSua,nS ana No. SS74 wherein BraniRan es al.
1 npialnanH and Oliver b Magrnder Ct a. defend
NV ane Undersigned trustees WIN sell, at FIVE
pay oF On sE EPkTFRHHH The Z f ~ SssS
70 the plat fled in SAID causes No. eS54 Viz Al
the OF trat OF land In Washington county, In
sas pstfect OF Columbia, known Is Mount Piessent
d part OF lot No three g. In the division Of
nart -. Gr winch was allotted TO David Petes said
nv ~ a5cei OF land fronting the eastern bound
vile and evenIn street turnpike leading to Roc.
on The nc SShsenng one square oflaad bounded
Sonth 10 n s, ~ w D. Beals purchase and Oh the
ali IN " mat sold to Aaron NJ Gattre together with
~ ~ improvements Said propertv Was s,bdiyided
one ~ ~. ~ ~ 70 "a feet 'front.' with depth OF POS
BRICK dweii,pso lou 3 improved by large three story
TermS ~ y Hno 0os-no 49,
cash in hs ~ as sn 0neha q the purchase
e Gay o. sle the said isGersd naymsSs bearing
daia Of ssie S rue OF six per cent per annnm fot
Te~S tn - Al conveyanc4ng Ct coat or purchaser.
nie deIse oy the Trustees out Of TIE proceeds Of
or ale friSa o1 go on each Lot required on day
days the Trasso Of ale are not compsa With u
heser ~ ne risk and cost OF the defSuitinE puf-
A. SEoRGE T. HANIITON 1-s...9
~->D RANKIN HMACKEY.} StussoeA
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DRY GOODS.
Auruxn OpEs1se.

. u Il o n RY,
SpccE1ooR TO PERRY q HHorRuN,
WILL OPEN, ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l4TH,
"A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE
STOCK OF THE
--LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES
IN SiLMS, 4AI1N DUCHESSE, FAILLE FRAN.
$3.50 NELVEIS. BISON CLOTHS, BOCCLE
EfrMSIS CHEyIOTs, FRENCH BROAD
CLOTHS AND OTHER DRESS FABRICS
NAtGA ARE THE CORRECT STYLES AND
GCSHHoHH ~ , FOR THE AUTUMN AND WIN
new VIZ P4fE HRsTAyMs D BERLIN WRAPS. JACKETS
HovvEEt NOVEL VA d ~ oHH4AsNDKERcHIEFs. HOSIERY
Sos so4 kA n FRGxA @ y SUITS
-EABKlCS" FROM THE MOST CEIEBRHTEO
~ HOfEAN MANUFACTU RERS.
THESE GODS ARE DIRECT TMPORTATTONS
AM fERSONAL SELECTIONS FROM FIRST
HANDS IN NEW YORK DURING THE PAST
WOULD ADVISE MY CUSTOMERS IN MAKE
IAEhR PURCHASES NOW WHILE THE
ASUkrMENT Is COMPLETE AS THERE Isl
AdLWAAfSA SCARCITY LATER IN THE SEA
SON OF THE MOST DESIRABLE TEXTURES
gsPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY.
ASS E Gy EN 81 GOODS BY GAS LIGHT.
@PLA1N FIGURES AND CORRECT pRICEH
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania ave, cor 9th st.
Ao-onsno0 1o4O. SELF
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

Schedule In eject SUNDAY. NAY 3D. 1885 until
Leave washington froia station. corner Of New Jer-
For chicago looo and 1910 /. m, daily. The 1000
a m Is last limited Express to Pittsburg and
next morning At $50 No extra fre Is CHARGED ON iss
train FOR last time
p M and l9lOp p. m, with through coaches and Pal
$50 NJ mas :" ssoHs e Without nc saanse
a q hIo s. a s Ia Cancnnat next morning at
This train for fasi time 'A'e l. nAfseu On
For PiitsouTg a 1000 M, with Parior Car, and
wiIh Sleeping Cars 70 Pileburg e'''"
sS, Ia Bai5 9os on week days go $40 80
ram ing $50 go a3o $40 so 30 SIS ans
G fS S1s s 4 400 SO go o sso 90 "a
For points the Shenandoah Valley Railroad and
S.2o 9, train has Pullman sleeper. Washington 10
= For Annapolis, $40 a M, and 1910 and 4ao p m
On SUNDAY. SO .,l m s. a;aop N; o..
md PM G. 81 Sundays, $50 Rn a and 30 80 S S
a9 ssd and fGi H daily az
day and $50 2 IN: Tally 4a0 E M daily e.eep, sun
$40 M. daily. sunday stops an stations Tor
d.iy sIseps sunday for Frederick. $40 s%. sao
Pm. daily eIceps sunday.
hassss.S1n s and &ineB s na $40 am dahl,
Daily except Sunday 70 Winchester
las. $50 p-m
iI9m Annapolis $50 am, and I5O and 5:25 pm.
SUNDAY. lOzSS IN, 6<3S pm
PROM lexington $50 p M daily. except Sunday
From frederick and inter mediate points S:l5 a m
ano BIO y NJ daily, except Sunday.
. Trains leave Baltimore for Washington At $40
ozSO. 20 SoO, 300 and 1890 IN. l2:15, 80 3, 4
SaD D. oSO $50 SOo and i Sundays, $50
$50 S-tO and IL 80 p
All trains from Washington stop NJ Relay Station
except I'D, 3l5 and $40 m
For nirther information apply as the baltimore
nd Ohio i1cke1 Otce-M ashington Station az 4, md
l.sol Peunsyivailia avenue, corner of Fourteenth
direct, where orders will be taken baggage "a, -,
Checked and received AZ any point in the city.
B. DUNLAP, c. X LORD
Gen Manager. Baltimore. a A
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YHHOMAS BOWLING. Auctaoneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF THIRTY DRAUGHT
HORSES AND MULES AMONG WHICH ARE
MANY VALUABLE ANIMALS.
On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER EIGH-
TEENTH.18S5at HALF-PASTTENO O'CLOCK, ut my
auction rooms 18th street side shall sell to the high
est bidder the above fine stock to close up
ness of CONTRACTOR
Terms cash
sel2-dts THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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pUotm0Geef General villas returned 20 Che
city On Saturday aftee ew weeks absence,
which he spent q his home In Wisconsin. He
- q his DISK today End received Q numbes
q callssa H y N vsfy eood health, and saad
today fha4 ~ haA not fslt the pressure ol
wuek, which ~ has been obliged q
undaEgo sincs the Ath Of March, except that he
began 70 tsel the pssd q rest During his stay
10 some professional matters which the unex.
pested appointmens % the cabinet left In IN
enseftled condition. Gen. Villas dnds that the
business Of the department has not been allowed
20 accumulate during his Absence, and he will
ee able % attend 70 matters that come up each
eAy. There has been no action taken In the
nAtter a the vacant ONCE OF chief inspector
and Gen. Villas said to-day In regard 20 The
rumor that Ar. Nash, the chief clerk. was q
receive the Appointmeot that he bad not heard
bis name usS0tioned before In that connection
and that he regarded Mt. NaAh - Q very
encfent man In his present position.
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.RPETs! CARPETS. CARPETS,
REMNAars. REMSAsrs, REmsAs7

1CEMNANTS1 1CEMNANTS, 1CEMNANT6
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, ALL KINDS, HAVE ALL
BEEN MARKED GREAT DEAL LESS THAN
COST
THEY CAN BE FOUND UPON THE TABLES
AND CAN BE BOUGHT VERY CHEAP.
REMNANTS OF BLACK GOODS, ALL KINDS
OF CHOICE MOURNING GOODS IN REMNANTS
FROM TO YDS
NOTHING Is CHEAP THAT YOU DO NOT
NEED, BUT YOU MAY SAVE MONEY BY IN
vEsTING IN THESE SHORT LENGTHS IF YOU
CAN USE THEM.
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ONEPRICE ap1O
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THE CELLULoID TRTrs.
i THIS never hrs.ks> - -. .......,.
II - ~ 80 So - worn whils hsshine.
CHA2 VOHERA
Ma rIaHup 49,. 628 9TH utreee nQethvo4
Lsdy FaSyonA voss h& attention . tasuNnt,a
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Dissrfcs Gsvernme.s AnAir..
Local Notes.

The grand jury of the June term OF the Crim.
fnal Court will reconvene on Wednesday.
=. {. Fitzgerald has entered suit against r. q.
lngersoll on note for $4,000.
This morning, colored man named BROOK,
fngs was found dead In bed At his home, 5th
and M streets southeast The coroner was No.
titled.
mass meeting OF those favoring Parnsl's
advocacy OF local selfgovernment for Ireland
has been called for Thursday evening at Abner'o
hall, and an address by Hon. NJ. V. Cannon, a
Iowa, Is announced.
The will OF the late Michael ]. Eenton, who
oled April 10, 1855, was died I'm the register of
Wills office to-day, He leaves his real and ner.
sonal estate 10 his wife, whom he names O. On.
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II Is UNsEcEssARY
FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
TO TAKE ANY RISKS IN THE SELECTION OF
THEIR BURNING OILS. RED "C' OIL
Is sold price within the reach of all II 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 d BRO.
seq No 1910 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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A General Improvement I'm Business
A GRADUAL BUT EVIDENTLY GENUINE AID
VANCE IN PRICES.

General Improvement I'm Business.
A GRADUAL BUT EVIDENTLY GENUINE AID
VANCE IN PRICES.
The monthly financial circular of Henry
Clews & Co., of New York, dated the 10Th inst.
takes most encouraging view of the future
"It appears to be q reasonable and safe conclu-
sion that the recent marked Improvement in
the prices of securities betokens a general i'm
provement in the business of this city and of
the country at large. Judging from ordinary
experience, such recovery was to be expected
about this time. It is true that the depression
following the panic Of 1873 lasted five years
or nearly three years longer than the reaction
from which we have been lately suffering-but
is n 70 oe rememnerea that the panic OF 1879
an unprecedented period for the adjustment OF
its effects whilst the recent depression hes been
needed much briefer period for its process Sf
ence, and they show Beyond question a very
Lawrence to the Gulf ana the Pacific. The The re- re-
covery is apparent in better demand for pro-
ducts Of every class and in the beginning Of q
most severely depressed and Is con
Of business at large, is now xorf hSa'o on
orders that insure employment for months
ahead. The reports Of commercial travellers to
covery of demand and an end of waiting for
lower prices. Wall street, with its quick appre-
CATION OF trade symptoms, perceived the
hence the large rise In the prices OF stocks that
set in with the beginning Of July. Those who
regard the reaction in prices OF the last two
weeks as indicating misgivings about the cause
OF the advance are likely to find themselves cor
rected by the course of events"
The circular says that the present condition OF
affairs in Europe is likely to prove an element
In favor of the American market. The silver
question is still a bugbear to the financial mar
means may be found for putting a check upon
the dangers that surround this element in our
circulation. So far as Wall street operations
may depend upon the condition of the banks
there can be no obstacle to an increase OF
activity.
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ONEPRICE
THE CARpESrERs ARE ArWoRk.
GREAT CONTINUATION SALE
-ti-rts
IN OUR NEW ANNEX,
,,-.i+.. FESl
NOW BEING FINISHED WITH SHELVING AND
COUNTERS
Do NOT MISS THE CHANCE
...+t-4 CALL AT ONCE.

10000 PIECES OF DOMESTICS OF EVERY
WELL-KNOwN BRAND.
Androscroxgin, yard wide, &C.
Fruit of the LOOM yard wide, 7lac
Lonsdale, yard wide, 71ac.
Dwight Anchor. yard wide, Slac
Wan.sutta, yard wide, 34.c.
Pride of the West, yard wide, lie.
Eonsdale Cambria, yard wide, 1Oc.
Extra fine Brown Cotton, &c; full yard wide &C.
worth Sc
5000 Remnants of Wansutta Sheetings in width
Sree. at ha he Ms S Sgh ysss
piece perfect; no better Sheeting made
CANTON FLANNELs
Good Canton Flannel at Sc; worth s.
Better Canton Flannel at &C.: worth 8.
Excellent Canton Flannel at Sc: worth 12lh
Heaviest Canton Flannel at 1Oc.; worth 10.
5000 yards beautiful Batis:e finest quality made AZ
inches wide 12l2 CENTS
5000 yards fine White India Lawn, Sc
Best Dressmakers' Cambria. all coors. Sc
Best Selisia, &C.
Best Drilling for Lining &C.
Ladies' Striped Skirts, ready made 2Oc
Lawns. sc.
1900 Remnants Of Dress Goods. suitable for
Turkey Red Table Cloth. ssc; Dotted swisses, reg
ular made, 12lec.
= you want TO save money buy your Blankets now,
IS pa ss than g'R s on %e ab se u
the celebrated German Blankets at S.25 q pair;
worth 1915.
to the piece, so cents per piece.
Odds and ends in Towels and Napkins very cheap.
500 dozen Glass Doylies, :83c per dozen.
100 dozen Turkish Towels, lSc.; worth 371A
AllwOOl 90 Cloths. in all the new fall shades :S3
cents. This Is a most desirable article.
English Cheviot, g cents a yard cost to import Is
cents.
Finest Irish Linen 40 cents
Plaid Muslin 12l:c. worth DC
simpsons best Mourning Prints In plain black gray
and black and black and white, 4lbc.
cents
Nottingham Curtains. by the pair or yard, at just
half price, to close.
stripes, 121ac; worth 2Sc.
200 pieces fine and beautiful Satteens very scarca
IL cents. We have them in light and dark ground.
42inch Colored Wool Cashmere lOc
300 pieces Brocaded Dress Goods solid colors ~
cents Wing n"''0' ''ui '"'''' ''f
800 Bed Spreads at IS cents; worth ST.,
Marseilles Spreads reduced from - to $2.2a
1000 yards Crash 1S inches wide &C.
40 pieces Bed Ticking from cents Der ward M: at
less than cost to manufacture.
This sale will only last short time. as the
carpenters Will soon be out, and we shall then
open this beautiful lighted room with Dress
Goods. Silks and velvets
DO NOT FAIL 10 CALL AT ONCE
LANsBURGH BRO,
AL 40. 422 424. AND 42e SEVENTH STREET
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MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures licenses have
Brown and Alice Wilson; Joseph A. Weaver
and Mary A. Nevill; Emil A. H. Kirk and Lou.
lisa +. w. Thurow; VIM. T. Hope and Blanche
&. Scroggin, both Of Richmond, Va
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow.
am, 7O.4; am, 700; IL am, T07: ~ n
S46 Maximum. S6.7; minimum, 60.k.
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HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

IHOMAS DOWLlNG, Auct1Oneer.
sAtE BY A APT Of AND
WATER g;9s c sN6 e5 III rF;SS1sas ESsnAg
SAE kssHHSks IN p AEPkA Eft
R5EG 7 fsu H An SOC TTRKisH LOUNGE,
ETEGERE WITH TRENcH Plate n M fac l.
WWA HS0W HAkd sEr
sELs AND VELVET CARPETS. HAIL AND
BoARb WAENtr ExTESs1ok bI sIPE
TABLES, RUSH SEAT DINING CHAIRS
fsfFt cHAa PEE rJkNHEE
AND s sik AN9 RIEcE Hhk
ASS 2sD HfsEVREf
sixTEESTH. 1856 at Ten O'CLOCK. Il residsn as
nor s snS ash
residence. THOMAS BOWLING.
seI2dts Auctioneer.
H hHH R4Hn AND NE TEN; Between Ell EIGHTH
BY order and decree Of the Supreme Court of ~
% equity FsusS
paIaant and Henry Davis defendant and by order
FWE EsFY Sc bA ;9s 81
n He s1ction in foat Of the premises Lots Numbered
% IL city
ton District Of Columbia. as the same are numbered
on the ground plat plan of said city said Lots
Ing In frontage from sixty 7i2 (67 7I2) feet
70 ninety GOD feet and In depth from ninety 900 feet
less. '
Terms as prescribed; Cash at the time Of sale A
Lot when sold Conveyancng. &C. at the cost Of the
purchaser or and failure compliance
zee reserves the right TO resell the premises at the risk
e na
cause above mentioned. will be peremptory.
KENNY E. DAVIS Trustee,
,,r,,,~... 46S Louisiana avenue
-OONCANSON BttOS.. AuctOne6fA seq Goods
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CATALOGUE SALE
GREEN TRoTTERs
OfMessrs Furlong & Connolly Just arrived from the
Blue Grass regions Of Kentucky. and will be sold at
public sale
AT WASH. Majors STABLES,
1926 e street northwest, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1885,
Commencing at HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK.
Fnrlong & Connolly have just arrived with 10 Ken
lucky TrOtters that trot from 2:45 down to 225
aud range from l5la to III hands high. from to Z
They show their speed every day until day of SALE
IN aE Day geldnS, years DID, IL hands; can trot
,, oCToBARo g.. years old. 1854 hands, can trot
TRIUMPH, c. g.. 16 hands, years old; can beat
. PROCTOR C. g.. 15a. hands. years DID, can beat
HAARvEsT QUEEN. b. M, 15a. hands, s years old
GO GOLD FINDER. NJ. ISL hands, years old; can
SAMPLE, b. g., 154. hands, 4 years old, can beat
. GRATITUDE, g. m, 16 hands, 7years old: can beat
FALMOUTH. dark b. g.. 15s. hands, years old;can
We call special attention Of purchasers to the above
sale as it Is the finest lot of Green Totters offered
G1n9ey invite parties to call and test their speed and
driving qualities any time before the sale.
Catalogues with extended pedigrees, can be had of
the auctiOneer or at the stables
sel2-4t FURLONG Il CONNOLLY Owners
sATE e sFfAME H9gsE ~
AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of e.eS
the District of Columbia, passed July 3Oth 1885 :
In Equity cause No $500 wherein Catherine k.g3
Digsins was plaintiff and Bridget DOherty and others
were defendants. will sell at public suction,
in in, front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY,,
A; D. 1885. . at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the
following described real estate situate in the
that certain piece o. parcel Of land and premises
feet and two 2 inches front by the depth thereof OF
lot nnmbered thirteen 13l. IN square numbered five
hundred 600, together with the imp. Ovements,&c
Terms: One-half of the purchase money to be in
cash. and the balance in twelve months deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust prop
erty sold or all cash. at the option Ofthe purchaser
deposit OF 500 at time Of sale. All cOnyeyancing
&c, at the cost ofthe purchaser
BAINBRIDGE H. WEBB,
, 319 AZ st NV, Trustee.
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I'd EDITION.


The Pesitaen Of he Yachts q tAs Sees.
land LtghssAiR.
SANDY Hook. Sept II. 2:45 p. m.-The Puzi-
tan passed the Scotland lightship homevard
bound at 2:S3:2O, and the 0enesta af 2:S1:SO
Details 0f the Yaeht 1aes-Hou shs
Day Opened.
OWLS HlAD, UPPER BAY, 0apk lathe
morning opened with Al overcast Ky, bus WITH
. good. strong breeze from the south, which had
. large number Of yachts, both a the
visiting clubs and the New YoF1k, Atlantic,
Broo6lyn and other orga nizetions q anchor 4
wind had freshened and hauled around to the
soutnwest giving promise that one Of the
day The iudses eos tbs 0s To-
at which time the tide was h half hood aood.
hour. At 10 o'clock while the Puritan was
standing on the port tack over the staten
Island shore she hoisted her jib topsail In stops
pen 70 be strong enough. for pun Of Wind
caught the canvas and blew A. out before IL Va
wanted; The jib topsail bad TO be lowered end
AT 1905 the Genesta, under mainsail, club
RRss;;ins TIE Puritan 70 he yinasards he
sn the end q he! 0 SeSspris s''S the sss
ana to nsf
buoy No. 49, The Puritan, off the starboard
tack, Is heading to the line in obedience to the
warning signal given at 1880. The Genesta At
once hauled her wind to the same tack, and set
her stay sail.
Among the yachts fitting about are the
Oracle, the Aeolus, the Vivid, Cornet, Mignon,
Wivern, Dreadnaught, Thetis, Arrow, Wan
derer, Forkina and the steamer yachts Alta
L2nta, Cora, Electra, RAdha and Wanda.
THE START.
BAY RIDGE, L. l., Sept. ii, 1870 Q. m.-The
Senesta and Puritan, after sailing about the
bay for half an hour In order to get into their
positions to the great admiration of their sup
Rorters, ranged side by side OF Owls Head. the
Puritan to windward as usual. The bay was
alive with tugs and yachts, and the white sails
were dazzling. The starting signal was given
very punctualy at 1880, and instantly
the two boats began to move through the water.
The Puritan, under all plain sail, was off first
and crossed the line a little ahead OF
the Genesta. She seemed to move q
little the quicker at first. but then the
Genesta got a breath OF wind and ran
up to her rival. Both yachts stood on Q short
tack to the Long Island shore. Then the Ge-
nesta suddenly whirled about on q long leg for
the Staten island shore A few seconds Later
the Puritan. too. went about