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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-27

FACTS NOTICED BY A PHYSICIAN DURING
CHARLESTON EARTHQUAKE.

FACTS NOTICED BY A PHYSICIAN DURING THE
CHARLESTON EARTHQUAKE.
At the meeting OF the Medical society
Wednesday night Or. Joseph NJ. Toner read a
letter he had just received from DR.. +. Pyre
Porche, stating that the faculty OF the medical
college OF the state of South Carolina desired
was badly damaged by the earthquake. The
society voted 500 to aid the college. DIR.
Porche In his letter gave some interesting facts
about the earthquake.
My family" he wrote, 'arrived at the North
east railroad depot from Waynesville, n. c., ten
minutes after the great shock which produced
In few seconds every inhabitant OF the state,
certainly every Individual on the seaboard
counties, abandoned their houses on the instant.
Those on the cars passing at speed OF fifty
miles an hour were unconscious Of what had
occurred, because the space between the Ten
Mile Hill and the city was comparatively I'M
disturbed; this being very different from
the occurrences in The region about Sum-
merviile, where the South Carolina railroad
anu bent, and the cars bringing back the ex-
cursionists actually 'gaiioped' over the track,
and one engine ON another train was over
turned. There, also, there were much more
and displacement OF the earth, with the throw
ing up of SAND and water. think tue water
was simply squeezed out of the earth, as it
existed above the mari and phosphate forma-
tions. There was actually no intimatiOns of
the sudden calamity, save previous slight
shocks here and in Summerviiie, Augusta and
elsewhere, and great sultriness OF the atmos-
phere, which noticed whilst waiting the arri-
val OF my family at the depot. The skies that
evening We're observed to be very pecu-
liar and OF a reddish yellow color. A
friend, on account OF their appearance, was
glad that his son had not gone on q
sail. Some persons were instantly nauseated.
The smell OF sulphur or other gas was very
marked, even by those on the cars. There was
evidently rotary motion, for whilst three of
my chlmneys fell to the ground the fourth was
broken across and remained standing but
twisted from the original position. Scarcely
ten window glasses are broken in the entire
depresslons in the action of the eartnQ Jake, for
some houses seem to have been spared from the
strain, being consequently less severe in their
locality. VI course Interior material and con-
struction, as well as position, must all have
had their influence. We have returned to the
house within the last few days, occupying the
lower noor, but the presence OF women and
children complicate the situation greatly. So
we still preserve our day clothes all night in
case OF any sudden notice to leave"
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NUNCANSON BROS. Aucttoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES sALEOF ONEBRUNsw1CK. Bake.
COLLENDER CO., 41aX9. ECLIPSE POOL
TABLE.
BY virtue Of deed trust recorded in Liber 1ll5
ioo 45I ct seq, one OF the land records for Wash
1ngton, ID z. will sell, at public auction on TUES
DAY. TWENTY-EIGHTH SEPTEMBER. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ at the auction rooms of
Duncanson Bros, 9th and streets northwest, one
Brunswick, Bake, Collender Co., 4lax9 Eclipse Pool
Table.
Terms cash. BENJAMAN COOLEY
SeZO-Zt Trustee.
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A WOMAN KIDNAPPED ny BANDfrA-Early
Saturday morntng during the progress of :
dance IN the house Of = Mexican In Laredo, Tex
nve armed men entered and forcibIy carried
away the vile OF the proprietor. The despera-
does were followed down the river, aud two q
them arrested. From them IL 10 learned that
the gang 10 part OF IA Coyotes band, under the
ieadership Of NASciAl BenAsdes,
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF POOL TIA BILE WITH COM
PLETE OUTFIT.
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Liber No.
1165 folio POT, ct seq, Of the land records for
Washington. d. G., will sell a public auction ON
TUESDAY, September TWENTY-FIVE HTH
1855, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, at the auction rooms
ofDuncanson Bros. 9th and SITS. NV
ONE ROSEWOOD ECLIPSE AXIS Pool Table
No. 1922, with complete outfit
Terms cash
se22.25,27 JOHN F. BEATON. Trustee
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lINRUSTEES SALES AT AUCTION OF DESIRA
II ib11 aMHNO v Ed rROPEKTY IN THE NORTH

WESTERN PORTION OF TIE CITY.
BY the authority of decree of the Supreme IA
Court OF the District of Columbia passed Ia the IN.
cause OF Clements CT a. y. Combs ct al, No. Jul
LOOSE equity will offer for sale public auction IN
Columbia. to wit: =
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTH. 1850. at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. M ali Of ori0inai
lot 10 in the square fronting 81 iI2 feet on the
south side of street north by depth of OF feet to
Seetwide alley In the rear improved by three two
Story-and basement brick dwellings, Nos 1905 1910
and 1912 NJ street northwest And
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. the south
III 1112 feet 'front.' by the depth thereof (llO feet to
an alley In the rear Of lot H. OF Davdsos recorded
subdivision of certain original in the SQUARE lGH
ironing ON The east side OF Eighteenth street. west
ana improved by u twostory frame dwelling. No
1910 Eighteenth street northwest
Terms of sale One-thtrd OF the purchase money to
oe paid IN cash on the day of sale within seven co
days thereafter the residue in equal instalnaens ct
one and two years from the day of sale tJ bear In.
terest thereOm at the rate OF (6 per centum per
annum, the deferred payments to be secured BY the
purchasers prOm!ssOry notes, Orthe purchasers may
AT their option. pay all cash Title to be retained until
the purchase money aud interest fully paie Terms
70 be compiled with within III days from sniea
II default be made BY any purchaser reserve the
right to resell at his her risk cost or 10 apply to
the court Tor instructions relief In the premises
All c0nveyancng and recording ut purchasers cost
500 deposit on each parcel when bid accepted
JAAES EDWARDS Trustee,
se24-eO&ds THOMAS DOWNING. Ancsionser.
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A Handsome Residence.

Mrs. l.. G. Francis has commenced the cree
ton of a dwelling house on Massachusetts ave-
nue., near 18th street. This residence will be
striking Improvement, even in that beautiful
section OF the city. The front will be built of
brownstone rock tace ashlar TO the second story
window siils, practically two stories OF brown
stone. The entrances will be through a Ro-
manesque stone arch, eight feet in diameter
connected with the semicircular bay window
by tangent line, thus forming a striking
brownstone porch. The second story will be OF
press brick, the window jams having rounded
corners, trimmed with rock face brownstone A
part OF the third story and the root is to be of
slate. The bay window runs up through the
third story and finishes in a conical tower The
house on the exterior is thus combination of
brown, red and gray. The interior will be I'm
ished in the natural woods, the first story in
California red wood, the second story in cypress
the third story in pine, all TO be filled and
polished in a first class manner. There will be
the usual hardwood nantes, the principal ones
after special designs OF the architect, to have
beveled plate mirrors. tile facing, hearths, brass
rims, &C., which are now put in all fine houses.
The plumbing and heating will be On the most
approved sanitary principles. The architect is
Mr.. Glen Brown. The house will be fitted up
with electric bells and gas lighting apparatus,
which will materially add to the comfort of the
occupants. According to the permit which has
been issued the house will cost $13, 500.
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A DYNAMIrER ARREsTED.-Charles A. Hand
. hotel keeper OF Sarnia, Ont, has been arrested.
charged with having attempted, In June last,
Thomas House, prominent supporters Of the
Scott temporence act When arrested Hand
had In his possession two half-pound dynamite
cartridges and piece OF fuse. He told the de-
tective that he obtained the dynamite In De-
troit.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Psnnsylvanis Ave- and 1lta 81, BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't

THY EVENING STAR Is served TO subscYtb>rs In tf,s
city by carriers on their own account at 10 cents
week, 44c per month. Copies Al the counter,
cents each. BY mail-postage prepaid-6O CENT. =
month; one year, SO: six months. 30
tEntered at the Post Office AZ " Washington D. c. a
oecond-class mail matter
THE WEEKLY s.Ak-publisheo on Frfday-S1
year. postage prepaid Six months. so cents
~ AL mail subscriptions must be paid IN advances
popaper sent longer than > paid for
Rates Of advertising made known ON ano,,cation
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ARGE BRICK DWELLING. NO. $40 STREE
ANORTHWEST. AND LARGE GROUNDS AT
TACHED lN A A I I TX

I ARGE BRICK DWELLING. NO $40 STREET
Der TnisfiETH At f FIVE TcL ssnlh we $
VIII se u I6 OF" 3D. z. IN RR IEsass' TO-
fronting 81 feet on G street and running back that
This Lot is partly improved by large Brick Dwell
Ing, No. $40 street and Can be readily bull tupon 10
MAKE desirable Investment convenient to the Capt.
tOl Government departments and street cars and In
one of the best locations.
sels and secured BY deed trust
or all cash. at option of purchaser deposit of $3.50
required at time of sale Conveyancing. &c. at pur-
ten days otherwise right reserved to resell at ris
and cost OF deauting after giving five days
pubic notice OF such resale in some newspaper pub
sesadAds DUScaNsoN BROS. Auctoneers.
T , AKGE PL = MILL. SASH, DOOR AND
MAGHiSEkY; SITUATED On OHIO Ght1 Ave w
M NS pIs AN Ios On IS STREET. NEAR 18TH
On THURSDAY Hf FTEk 500 6 OCTOBER =. 1856
i Tofs a %SS fsf IL sTs saGzhE 2as
ionsns 90 Yet lncnes on ONO avenue and IS feet
OF about 100 feet These lots improved BY large
MIL sash, Door and Blind Factory, fitted up Cons COM
pete with hrstciass modern machinery for carrying
kns and storage CAPACITY of the best in the city
and suitable to a live business man to engage in an
overrun with work or capitalists TO make a paving
Investment. as 1t Is in section Of the city RAPIDLY en-.
HANGING in value and business.
Terms One-f fourth cash. balance one, two and three
years, notes 70 be given bearing per interest
payable semlannually and 10 be secured by deed oil
trust premises or all cash. at option purchaser
deposit Of $1,000 required AZ time sale Convey
ancng. &c: at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
piled with in ten days otherwise right reserved to re-
sell at the risk aud cost of the deaulting purchaser
newspaper published in Washington, u. C. Title good,
or deposit refunded
se22d&ds DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts
OK FINE BUILDING LOTS. sUTTAB BILE FOR
- HUSIN EnS CORNER OF FOUR.AND.A-HALF
STREET AND MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH
WEST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. sEPTEM-
BEH IMENTf-NlNTH,a at HALF-PAST FIVEAR
LOT i, RESERVATION b,
avenue, and 50 liz feet 3Ofoot alley, and will
be subdivided into six building lots fronting on Al
and ON Maryland avenue. These lots contain from
800 TO 1,4o3 square feet, the depth varying. They
being In good business section of the southwest
should attract the attention of iuvestOra
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in one, two and
tnfee years notes 70 be given bearing six cent
interest and to be secured by deed Of
the premises or all cash at the option OF the pur-
chaser. deposit of 500 each lot required at
SAFE Convey ancing, DC. at purchasers cost Terms
To be complied with in ten days. otherwise right
served TO resell AT the risk and cost of the defaung
purchaser, amer nve days public advertisement OF
sncn resale In some newspaper published i'll Wash
se.3-Z4,2o,Z1&ds Auctioneers.
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TOMORROW.
BOWLING. Auctioneer.

o.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOTEL AND REsTAU-
RANT AT AUCTION. SOUTHWEST CORNER
EIGHTH AND E STREETS NORTHWEST,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-EIGHTH.
1885 AT TEN O'CLOCK. EMBRACING IN
PART: THE VERY FINELY EQUIPPED BAR
IN WALNUT AND MARBLE, WITH MIRROR
AND NECESSARY OFFICE FURNITURE,
ALL THE DINING ROOM FURNITURE AND
KITCHEN REQUISITES AND TWENTY
NUTAND PAINTED CHAM BIER FURNITURE
IN SETS AND SEPARATE PIECES; LA RG f,
QUANTITY OF BEDDING, PARLOR FURNI-
TURE; WALNUT WHATMors. ANTIQUE
CHAIRS, MIRRORS, SPRING UNDERBEDS,
FEATHER PILLOWS. BRUSSELS AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, STEP PLATES AND MANY
OTHER ARTICLES THAT CANNOT BE EN- T.
MERATED
n. k-The Bar and contents will be sold as whole,
which s we'll worthy the attention of parties who
sire rstclass outfit The of the furniture will
be sold in detail THOMAS DOWNING.
SeZ5-Zt AuctiOneer
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS q CO, Aucta.

MATTER b WILLIAMS & CO, AuCts.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING THE
CAPITOL GROUNDS ON STREET Be
TWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND FIRST
STREET NORTH EAST, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY -
SEVENTH. 1886. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M wex3R
shall SELL In front of the premises part lot No 1
in square No. 6s6 having twenty-five feet front on
street an even depth seventy nine feet, containing
l. 3S square feet Title guaranteed.
Terms made known at the time of sale
se22-5t WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO. Aucts
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ALLEGED FENIAN PLor no BURN HULL.--
ceived q letter, bearing the London postmark
and signed by ''One OF Them" announcing tina
the Fenians intend to burn Hull, and viii SCI
ARE 20 the town At twenty different points
simultaneously. The writer says he is disgusteJ
with his brother Fenians. He enjoins secrec,
upon the editor OF the Neps saying ne, ths
writer, will be murdered Ia the Feniaus di.,
cover that he divulged the ploL
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctioneers

wv aLIEN CO., AuCtOneerS
GOVERNMENT SALE BY ORDER OF THE
GENERAL POST OFFICE DEPA RTMENT OF
CLES.
10th and streets northwest on WEDN FSDAY
SEPTEMBER TWENTY-NINTH at TEN O'CLOCK
A NJ q quantity of Condemned Articles. such as Lead
Pipe, Old Iron. Gas Pipe Urinals, Scales Etc
Also,
a large lot of Brussels Carpets Mating. Moth
Paper. DC. ~
se27-2t WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
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KILOGRAMS 70 TIE STAR
noycotters In United states Court

CASES THAT WILL BE WATCHED WITH INTEREST
BN TRADES UNIONS.
BUFFALO Sept 28.-In the United States DIS
trict court yesterday J. N. Dun, John Doyle,
Edward Battles and George Salspaugh. mem
bers OF the Cigar Makers Union of Binghafn-
ton were arraigusd ON "a charge of conspiracy
to injune "A ciuzcn III the United states In
the exercise and enjoyment u the
right and privilege secured % him
by the Constitution OF the United
states They pleaded mot guilty., and were
held in 3 II. 600 bail each To appear NJ tho No
Nember term, at Auburn. The specific charge
Is that they attempted 10 boycott non.union
cigar manufacturers, aud the case Is brought
under section 5,5os of the United states Re-
Nised statutes. The case IL of vast importancc,
as u the construction of this statute, claimed 20
De the true one Is sustained by the court, IL viii
Wipe out all boycotting Of non-uniop made
cigars throughout the United STATES
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, sept IA party of
revenue officers have returned from n raid i'm
sumner, overton, Jackson and Putnam coun-
ties, where they arrested Matt Keith Bed
thafnn, bud BriZindine and twelve other men
ior Violation of the revenue laws. The distili-
cries OF Keith, Chaffin and William Hodges
were destroyed, together with several hundred
gallons OF whisky, beer aud brandy
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctroneer.

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES COTTAGE
SUITES; PARLoR FURNITURE, BAMBOO
ROCKERS ODD PIECES OF PARIOR AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE SPRINGS, HAIR
M AIIRESSES, BED LINEN, PILLOWS AND
HOLSTERS. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR
PETS, RUGS, SIDEBOARD, EXTENSION AN d
OTHER TABLES. KITCHEN REQUISITES.
ETC. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRTIETH,
1855 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at the residence
will sell the above goods. ~
Terms cash.
seq -dtS THOMAS nOwTING Anct
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DISASTROUS MICHIGAN FLOODs.-A terrific
thunder storm commenced at O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon at Reed City, Mich. and lasted
until 8 p. m. The Grand Rapids and Indiana
north OF the depot, and the track is undermined
for half . mile between Reed City and Grape.
On the Aersey myer me ne, nooo carried away
which fell on house, killing child and badly
iniurin9 its mother. Tue loss L. estimated At
500, 600 Trains viii be delayed several daya
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THos E wAGGAMAN 30, 49,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES No 1915 e
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue OF deed of trust the undersigned .th
recorded IN Ilber No 1913. Folio 264 of the land t
records OF the District ut Columbia we will sell Aig
a. public AUCTION In front Of the premises on WE'D
n ESDA I. THE FWENTY-NINTH DAY OF SEP
TEN Der, 1856. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Ia NJ Lot tS No ,v OF Of No
consist OF three story brick building suitable for
business purposes.
Terms: One-third cash: balance at six and twelve
months for which the notes the purchaser bearing
nom day ofsale and secured the
will be taken. S <>SfS>'s'
LEWIS CLEPHANE. t-~,.....
VIM +. MATTINGLY, Arusteea
THOS E. WAGGAMAN Auct se1a-dAda
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rT,HoMAs DowLING. AuctIopeer

tfHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATERIAL.
FROM THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AMI
PRdNIING. CONSISTING OF sixty HORSE
TONER STEAM ENGINE, BEATING EN-
PRESS. IRON CRATE IRON TANKS, WIRE
FENCE. BOOKCASES. WARDROBES, Pic
TURE FRAMES, DESKS TABLES, CHAIRS,
AND LARGE NUMBER OF MISCELLA n II
Gus ARTICLES
On SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SECOND
1856, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. will sell the above de-
scrbed articles III front of auction rooms where
they have been removed to for convenience OF sale.
BY order OF T. O. GRAVES
Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
se25-dts
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDID BUILD.
l. ING LOTS, CONTAINING ABOUT 10000
SQUARE FEET OF GROUND. ON TWELFTH
STREEr. BETWEEN G AND 1 STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
FIRST. AT HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, wex3M
will sell In front OF the premises Lots IL and I3.A
and east half of II, in SO. 1920. containing 20
square feet This sale is peremptory one and pre-
sents good opportunity for spectators and others
as ground In this section is rapidly enhancing.
1erms Liberal and made known at sale Will be
sold subject to trust, or all cash option of pur-
chaser or purchasers. deposit of 500 each lot
at sale. Conveyancing. &C., at purchasers cost
Terms TO be complied with in ten days, otherwise
right Is reserved 10 resell At risk and cost of pur-
chaser, after five days public advertisement OF such
resale In some newspaper published in Washington,
u. G.
Abstract shown at sale.
se2od DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
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DUMAS IN THE POLICE COURT.-De Witter
Dumas, the alleged colored swindler, who was
before the Police Court Saturday, charged
with obtaining $5 under false prelenses from
Father TeWes, pastor OF st. Mary's Catholic
Thursday.
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SUNDAY RIoTING In BELFAST.-Soon after
midnight Sunday morning q crowd assembled
and stoned the police In the Shanktii district
of Belfast The police were reinforced, and
police was subsequently renewed, and the
police dred upon the rioters. A young man
named David Moore was shot through the lung
ana was conveyed to q hospital Ia a dying
condition. Twelve constables were seriously
wounded with stoneA Many arrests were
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DIED FROM THE EFFECTS OF HIS INJURIES
Mr.. Norval b. Shirley, the conductor OF the re-
pair train on the Alexandria and Fredericks-
burg Railroad, who was injured on Saturday by
a freight train passing over his legs, died at
Providence Hospital "a few hours after being
taken there. He leaves a wife and three chill
dren. His remains were taken yesterday to
Alexandria. Coroner Patterson deemed an in
quest unnecessary.
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RUssIA's PROJECTS IN BULGARIA.-General
Kaulbars, the bearer of the Russian ultimatum
TO Sofia will declare that the acceptance OF the
ultamatum will lonecfestore good relations
between Bulgaria and Russia. The assertion Is
made in political circles that the grand sobranj
will elect King Charles, OF Roumania, prince OF
Bulgaria in reward for HOumantas recent
friendly attitude.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
No 1908 M STREET NORTHWEST, TWO
STORY FRAME AND BRICK BASEMENT. AT
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CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING HIS OLD
FATHER.-Ed. Johnson, a young cOlored man,
with assaulting his aged father. The testimony
OF the old man and other witnesses was given
been drinking, and during quarrel between
them the young man drew razor and
attempted to cut his father, but only cut his
turned to the judge and said: II say, captain,
II You is going, to do anything with nay boy,
give him 15 days. and don't give him any
more" fine OF $40 or 60 days was imposed.
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The Paris newspaper Lfberte urges the Mala-
CASEY government not to allow itself TO be In
fiuenced by the counsels of Methodist mission
aries. It says that If M. de Vilers the French
resident, should be compelled to quit Tanana-
rive in consequence of the non-acceptance of
Frances ultimatum, several cruisers will be in
readiness to blockade the ports OF Madagascar.
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MORE LABOR TROUBLES I'm BELGIUM.-A
strike has commenced at Montigny, Belgium
and at Marcinelle, in the same province as
Charlero. which was made the scene OF pillage
and fncendiartsm last March. 1t Il not vet
DEFINITELY known whether the strike will be-
come general, but fears are Entertained thai IL
will assume alarming proportions
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cHER1FFs SALEM oHANcERY OF NEW

CHERIFF's SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
y JERSEY.
Between the Provident Institution for Savings in
Jersey City, complainant, and Hamilton Wallis ct
al Fxrs &c. ct al, defendants.
I'll Fs for sale of morgaged premises.
Haturnable October Term, 1886.
Peter Bentley, Solicitor.
Nv virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vendue at J..
M. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. AZ Mont,
pomery street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day of December. A. D. 1885,
at two o'clock in the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises with the appurten-
ances being the same described in said writ that
All tSat certain lot of land and premises situate
in Jersey City in the County of Hudson and State
of New Jersey, and described as follows, viz:
Beginning at point formed by the intersection
Of the easterly side of Varick and the northerly
side Of Mercer streets, and running from thence
northerly and along the easterly side of Var
ick street one hundred feet; thence easteriy
and parallel with Mercer street twenty-five feet;
thence southery and parallel with Varlck street TO
and through the centre of party wall standing
partly on the premises hereby conveyed and partly
on the rcmises next adjoining, and easterly
thereto one hundred feet; thence westerly and
along the ns,rtherly side of Mercer street twenty
two feet Being the westerly twenty two feet of
lot No. 80, block No. GO, map OF Van Worst Farm.
FERDINAND HEINTZE, Sheriff.