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Canadian Knights Of Labor.

Montreal dispatch to the New York limes, Oct. I'd.
A sensation was caused among the members
OF the Knights Of Labor when Father Dowd,
pastor OF ST. Patrick's church, the most promi-
men. Irish Catholic congregation here, con-
tinued to-day his reading OF The circular OF the
council Of bishops OF the province OF Quebec re-
garding Me knights OF Lator and other secret
societies, which he said the bishops had de-
nounced, aud consequently they could not be
recognized by the church Cardinal Tasche-
reau, who was a fair man, and who, IL he were
called upon to decide between his brother and
a stranger, would decide in favor OF the stranger
If he were In the right, had submitted the
whole matter to Rome with the result that the
Pops had denounced the organization. In such
q case they had nothing 70 do but to submit 10
Cardinal Iaschereau. IL might he said that
the association was not condemned In the
United States. With that they had nothing 20
do whatever. Cardinal Tsschereau presided
and ruled over his own diocese and was respon-
sible for tt, and II the order were not ued
In America he had no doubt the bishops had
good reasons for It. He also said that the ex-
ecutive OF the organization was In Q foreign
country and their l0rdshtps wished 10 prevent
serious complications which might occur from
that tact.
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se24-d&d:
TO.MORRO W.
THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

fhOMAS DOWLlNG, AuctlOneef.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE PERSONAL
EFFECTS OF THE LATE THOMAS J. DU.
RANT, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. OtsTO-
Der SIXTH, 1885, COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK, AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, RE
MOVED THERE FOR CONVENIENCE OF
SALE, EMBRACING IN PART,
French Mantel and Pier Mirrors
ParOr Furniture, NJ. T. Tables,
Window Hangngs,
Mantel Ornaments, Oil Paintings,
Hall Stand and Chairs,
Walnut Canopy Bedstead
And other Walnut Furniture in SCI arate pieces;
Painted Chamber Furniture Hair Mattresses,
Fea. her Beds and Pillows Wire SPRINGS
Extension Dining Table. Dining Chairs,
Easy Chairs. together with many other articles not
necessary t. mention.
Also one Billiard Table with balls cues &c. complete
Oc4-2t
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SOS., AuctioneerS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROP
ERTI IN GEORGETOWN, DC.
by virtue OF certain deed Of trust, bearing u.r%
Gate on The 4th day of March, a. ID. $50. and III
duly recorded in Iiber No Y97 folio 3S4. seq a.
one o. the land records of the District of CoIum Ia and
at the request of the holder of of notes
thereby, will SELL public auction in front vi the
Pr misses n WEDN ESDAI. the IWENTY-NINTH
DAI OF SEPftMBER, a. D. 1886. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following desc- bed real esta e.
situate IN the city OF Georgetown. District OF Column
ba to wit. being the Paper Mill ard premises at The
northeast Corner OF Potomac and Water streets in
s town. said real eaii.,e being deserted follows:
Beinhing al the sa!d corner and running thence north
with said Potomac street hund Ell and tiity-One
and siNtweifhs ISL 612) feet thence east seventy
one ieet to an alley thence south ninety and
feet thence south Water street, thence west 70
the place OF beginning together with ali fixtures
and other apparatus now i'll upon be herea err
placed IN ana uion said premises and also all the
longing 10 annexed to said paper mill accordingly
in the same is derived aSed from the Chesapeake
Il Cno canal under any agreement had thereunto.
Jog ther with all improvements, appurtenances, &c.
Instruments, payable iii and twelve months after
GATE Tor which purchasers bearing interest at
SIX percent per annum and secured by deed Of trust
property sold Will be taken or all cash al pIlrci,a,-
sale Ailconveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost III terms OF sale not piled with within
ten days from date of sale the properly may be resOld
al FISK and cost Of deaultng purchaser alter seven
days advertisement.
BRAlNAKD II. WARNER
- CHARLES NJ MATTHEW'S, Trustees.
sel3-eod 1908 3lst STD
THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,. the SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBLR A
u. 1885, at same hour and p
MAINAkD IL. MINER )r.,s,oo.
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S. trustees
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THE MEDICAL CONVENTION OF PITTSBURG.-
The annual meeting OF the American Acade-
my OF Medicine will be held in PIttsburg, p T.,
October II and 13. About 200 delegates from
all parts OF the country are expected TO be pres
eEt. One object OF the association at its Pitts
burg convention will be TO endeavor TO have
passed laws, either by states or the National
Congress, tor tile regulation OF the admission
OF candidates TO study medicine and the de-
barring OF physicians who have not graduated
from nrst-class medical coileges-sucn are
considered first class by the academy. They
also want the appointment OF State or
national boards, composed oil skillful surgeons
and learned physicians TO examine candidates
tor the study of medicine. A movement will
also be made against third or fourth class col
leges, which this college says must go. or else
raise their standard very materially. The con-
vention will also consider the application OF q
homeopathic Tor admission 70 the aSsocta
ton.
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Curious story from Georgia.

a NEUkO WHO WAS HANGED SAID 10 HAVE
BEEN REsUsCITATED.
AMERrcUs, Ca, Oct. 5.-The people, espec-
tally the negroes, OF Taylor county. are
wrought up over the alleged resuscitation OF
Rev. Jesse Cook, who was hanged in Butler ON
the 11th. Cook had murdered his wife. 1t Ia
claimed that his body was still warm when
turned over 10 his relatives; that IL was taken
10 Reedy swamp, where IL was nursed back
into lille, and that Cook Is to-day "a well man
as ever. These allegations are nrmly believed
by many citizens.
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THE CUTTER GALATEA.-The cutter Galatea
sailed from Marblehead, Massachusetts, this
morning ior Larchmont She Will De stripped
at Larehmont and laid up for the winter In
Mannings basin, South Brooklyn. Lieut. denn
Is not in good health Sat present, but next SOFA
SON he hopes to sail his yacht along the coast a
tins country until such time IL 10 ut TO cross
the Atlantic by the way Of the Azores for the
Mediterranean.
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" ak ER'6. 2e4 1UTH STREET NV.
Nv Moth proof Felt Carbolaie OF Ii me, Eets Pic
F!sssss. n. q ana Gas 1aE. charcoal. Hair. Lame &C.
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n EWCUMB q LUGAN, AuctfOneers
AN 1915 II street northwest
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBI II >IXTH. at HALF
PAST Ten O'CLOCK a. NJ, will sell, by auction,
al the marble yard of the late William Rutherford,
corner 81 street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west, all the stock OF MOnuments stones, Slabs aud
Marble Blocks Also. lot Granite STONES AID all the
lXtures anu Tools bel o ging TO said yard. Also u
small Brick Blu Ing, IT, removed from the prem
lses. Dealers please take notice.
MATILDA RUTHERFORD Administrators
EWCOMB a. LOGAN, Auc. lOneers. Oc2-3t
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SArr1rn u Go. BAIr1xonr.

tlGpi letCrs OF the OLD and well known
PICkWICk CLUB WHISKY.
have large stock Vi other uue I'VE Whi6kie8 which
they 0t,eT low. IN bond VI 1SeA mySl
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.HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

one pair Ponies, well matched. one and the Other
years DID, can lrOt in minutes lady child car
ullVe them VIII b. sold at the auction by Thos Dow
nns cor. l1th and Penn. n. w. al TWELVE
OCLOCk SATURDAY. Can be seen at 3Ol 10Th st
ocs-ots
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'NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

FIVE HUNDRED BEGONIAS AND OTHER
PLANTS AT AUCTION.
. VN THURSDAY MORNING. OCT o F r
SEVENTH, 1856. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK within NV
auction rooms shall sell a choice collection OF Plants
from the Industrial Home school. oc5-2t
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The Freemon,s Journal warns Lord Randolph
Churchill that IL he really believes his state
ments that the Irish dificulty ID solely agrartau
che viii nouuder nom mistakes into cftmee."
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LILLIAN RUSSELL's HUSBAND INDICTED.-
The Hudson county. MI. grand jury has found
an Indictment for bigamy against Edward
Solomon, the second husband OF Lillian Rus-
Sell. They were married in May, 1855. by The
Rev. DIR. Enrich, pastor Of the Aoboken Luth-
eran church.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucnoneer,

h1o-hao OOW AuC0Oneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
corner Lot, containing 4,642 square feet 80
corner of Second and n streets southeast Lot E@
fronts Ga feet S1 inches street by 100 feet on
Second street. Fine chance for building small houses
Improved by onestory frame cottage % feet front by
40 feet deep five rooms water in Kitchen stable and
hen house Yard contains peach, cherry and plum
trees
The above described property will be sold auction
In front of the premises THURSDAY, OCTOBER
FOURTEENTH, 1856, at FOUR O'CLOCK. Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost. 500
will be required at time of sale.
Terms made known at sale. oc4-dts
IINHOMAs' BOWLING. AuctIoneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF A LOT OF SCAFFOLD
Pulls. tENTrkS, TIMBERS, RIBS. OLD
ETC. 49, 49,
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTH 1856 at
Nv fLN r. M al northeast corner Pension build
ing street SIDE wall sell without reserve the above
goods.
Terms: Cash. and goods to be removed at once
ny order OF II. l.. MULDRuW,
oc2-dts Acting Secretary. Dept. of the Interior.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE.

PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE
", GFFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
WASHINGrON, DC, October 4th, 1856
Sealed Proposals viii! be received this office until
UETEESTH 1855 for the eonstrneiicn and cree
ton IN ace of iron bridge the Klinge Ford
bridge between end pins g. feet Clear width Of roa
way ~ feet and 70 sustain d moving load OF 100
ance with general plans and specifications file in
'hr rS olGe Of the kngi1eer DC
Columbia and will be ready for the bridge.
and specifications of the bridge they propose to
parts of buds William Ludlow.
oc4-6t Engineer Commissioner. DC
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
l. SECRETARYs OFFICE,
SENATE OF THE UNITED SAFES.
WAsHINsToN, ID. C.. September % 1886. -,
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. OCToBEK TWENTY
Of tine senate Of The United States for The next lis
Cal year.
quality of each article aud the form OF bond to be
signed by the bidder and sureties will be furnished
Proposals should be Endorsed proposals for Sta
ionery for the and be directed TO the secre-
tpr"Posa and specimens must De deiivered at this
2. secretary Of Senate
DROPOsALs FOR GLASS.
L OFFICE OF BUILpINe FOR STATE,
WAR AND Navy DEpARTMENrs,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. sep emher %, $50.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering the
pc ished plate dout lie thick ami hammered Glass
quir.d the west and center wings of Bui ding
for tate, War and Navy Drpa: TIM ms, in this city
Will be received until " EIN r. NJ, on THU KSDAY,
The SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1856. nd
open Immediately thereafter in presence OF bidders
Specifications general in tructionS to bidder, and
tlank Iorms of proposal win be furnished TO EST b.
lished manufacturers and dealers on application to
this office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel, Corps of Engineers
PKoPosALs FOR uo G1oNpTRUcr1NG SCHOOL
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
WAsHINGToN, d. G., September 3Oth, 1856
Sealed proposal will be received at this office until
II O'Clock M. on Monday. October l lth 1856 FIR
constructing 2-story eightroom Brick School House
on the northeast corner of 2Sd and NJ streets NV.
Blank forms of proposal and specifications together
with all necessary information, can be Obtained upon
application therefor the Office of the Inspector of
buildings of the District OF Columbia, and only bids
upon these forms will be considered.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts of bids WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Ocl-6t Engineer Commissioner II. G.
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The Baltimore American says it a reported
that Gov. Henry Lloyd ID 70 wed on Monday.
Oct 10Th. Miss Bette Stapleioot Of Cambridge.
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SPECIALTIES

NJ ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVE.NTSOF
N1LlkE All business confidential. Ladies Audgen-
90 EACH AUS street, between alh aiad
ttli streets northwest mytj-AUwS
)ILES-DR MUALEMAN CURES PILES BY
i direct treatment, without OF kilile caustc
or ligature. Cure guaranteed Can consulted =.
1l3 ia st w. from 1 10 nm. ap1-lxmS
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Gen. MeigS Net Responsible.
% the Editor of THE E-YRsrING SrAR.

OI STAH
I notice q communication In THE STAR OF
this evening, headed "Not a Sanitarium."
ain not an architect, but do not suppose for a
moment that Gen. Meigs ever expected the
sun to shine on the north front of a building in
this latitude after the autumnal equinox. AS
to the dampness complained of, the heating
apparatus is amply sufficient to keep the build
ing not only dry hut hot in the coolest weather
Instead of these attacks on Gen. Meigs every
time the moon or temperature changes, think
ii a respectful communication We're sent to the
commissioner OF pensions by the clerks or
heads of division, stating the facts in the case,
he would investigate the matter, find the
trouble and apply the remedy.
October 3. A IOOEER-ON
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GLIDER EN- ROUTE FOR THE PoLE-A dis
patch from Winnipeg, Man., Oct. 2, says: The
steamer Princess has arrived back from Nor.
way house. Before she LETT Col. Glider had
taken his departure down the river Tor HUDSON
bay.
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Danger From NeddIing With the Wires.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR
While passing up,7th street, between G and
II, last evening my attention was called to a
crowd ct boys, from to 10 years OF age, who
were enjoying themselves by playing with the
electric lights. One boy, larger than the rest,
was enticing the small boys to place themselves
in circuit by holding a No. s or wire in con-
tact with one OF the carbons, the result being a
severe shock. This is highly dangerous pas
time. The current used in arc lighting, yields
ali electro motive force OF from 500 TO 1000
volto. which means sure death should it be
passed through the body OF the human being
Should an accident occur (Which is sure to hap
pen if something is not done which will prevent
the boys from playing with the lamps, a great
use OF the so-caled dangerous electric light,
which is, under all circumstances, as harmless
as gas unless tempered with by inexperienced
persons. 1t would be well ii the police aut hori-
ties would be notified to look into this matter
and that parents be warned the dangerous
practices in which their boys engaged.
October 3. j. EMMNER JR.
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Reports from Kentucky ray that the recent
that state.
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To the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
In your paper of October LIST Mrs. r. A. John
son announces who she is, and am more than
ever astonished at her presumption. in claim
ing to be 'great granddaughter of Robert
Norris" AS before stated, Robert Morris had
seven legitimate children, Robert, Thomas.
Maria, Hette. and Henry were married,
Charles and William died early in manhood,
unmarried. This question is easily settled.
Henry Phillips. attorney at law, 9Th street,
below Walnut, Philadelphia, is the trustee for
the Morris family. and has the names OF all
legal heirs. MARY NORRIS HUSBAND.
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1,HOMAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer.

TI,HOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Fist Frs * 6S9 iSI Sr SSKkEET sITWEEN
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER "a.
in front OF the premises sfa sell all of Lot D. iu
In Square 80 containing nearly 10000 square f. e. Ut
dwelling. With Easement. containing 10 rooms Win
upper h and baseinent tiled The yard is tiled with
10 4 street northeast.
Terms one-hlf cash. the residue in two equal pay
interest and secured by deeu OF trust All convey,
,ciiIg AID recording purch cost SOU deposit
required al time vi Sale.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE,
shall sell the beautiful cottage No 1872 second
square - Improved ny handsome frame cottage,
ma. ing about ~ rooms with all the modern improve
ground ana the yard Is filled with choice and
Terms: onehalf cash. balance in one, two and three
years. WIN notes bearing interest and secured by q
e eea at Ei q" e s9d An
OF sale dtSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
" ALTER L. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL "a az ts 2; ,t On The INHkTHEAsT coz
LAMP Ia, AXE =. SOUTHWEST: FRONTING
And j5 tat frEp OK MAkhLANR AX AYE u
BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated June 18th "a
a. ss s9a a a1 oSe e Ss an s and
district of Columbia and by direction Of the
party thereby secured the subscriber will sell at
NhSDAf;hIiE SIX DAY OF OCl OBEk, A. D.
1856, at FlV O'CLOCK r NJ, the following real
trct aforesaid and being known and described the
plat or plan OF said city and being Lots IF. g. H.
and * i the subdivision OF parts OF lots numbered
,wo eI( and tour 90 and TIE whole of lot numbered
tliee t3). IN square numbered three hundred and
m! LIMO t3o2l made by Joseph l.. McWill,ans, May
OH iS59 and recorded in the Office of the surveyor
OF said district i'll Lber b. folio lGo. together with The
buildings and improvements thereon, which
OF large threestory AID basement brick house, with
grounds enclosed by brick wall aud iron fencing
Terms oi sale One-thlrd cash, and the balance in
SIX tWeiVe and eighteen months, with interest: de-
ierred pay u be secured by deed trust
properly deposit OF S2UO required al time of
Terms Of sale are no complied With in seven days
AFTER Inc da OIL safe property to be resOld the risk
and expense OF detau ting purchaser All convey
ancing at purchasers eX pense
RICHARD L. WALLACE,
seZ4-d&ds Surviving Trustee
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
THE STREET SCHEDULE.
Why n Detailed Statement OF Proposed
street improvements Is Delayed.

A question has been raised as to the action of
the District Commissioners in not sending to
the Secretary of the Treasury with their esti-
mates a detailed statement schedule of
streets upon which they propose to expend
money appropriated for street improvements
next year. The law says the Commissioners
shall submit' to the Secretary "a statement
showing in detail' the work proposed to be un-
dertaken by them. Heretofore the Commits
sioners have sent with their estimates a sehed-
ule OF streets TO be improved. Col. Ludlow,
speaking of the matter to a STAR reporter, said
he understood the Commissioners had COM
piled with the law in submitting esti-
mates showing how they proposed 10 divide
the money among different departments
ana public works of different character. So
m fnr s ,or schools so much for police SO much
ana SO on. he did not understand that they
were obliged to send to the Treasury Depart
ment a list of streets to be improved, and did
not think such a course would be wise. The
Secretary OF the Treasury, or the subordinate
officer 10 whom the estimates were referred,
the needs OF oifferen t stress fhe csmms
sioners propose to submit such a schedule TO
Congress. AS a matter OF tact, he said, the
commissioners had not prepared such "a
schedule yet. They had list OF streets upon
which improvements are demanded. aggregat-
dollars They asked for S4O5.OoO for such
work and proposed to select from their list
those streets upon which there appeared TO
eff we made out a schedule now and made 1t
public" said Col. Ludlow, "the Commissioner S
would be harrassed to death by the property
owners on the streets not included in the sched-
ule. We will take our time and make a
schedule before Congress meets" The Com
missioners in making their estimates based
them on the estimated local revenues of the
District, which amount TO about S2,OOO,O0O.
Counting the S2.O0O,00O to be appropriated by
Congress in addition to this the Commissioners
fixed their estimated expenditures for various
purposes at "a 100000. This sum they divided
among the different objects of public eXpendi-
turc, providing SO far as this amount would
permit for needed additions to school facilities,
TO the police and to other departments, and
giving large an increase they could, after
providing for other objects, to street improve
ments. the sum thus allowed would pay for
about One-tourth OF the street work on their
list.
Commissioner Webb, speaking of the matter,
said he saw no more need tor or obligation
upon the Commissioners to send TO the Treas
ury a detailed schedule of proposed street inn
provements than to send similar detailed
statements OF alleys to be improved, street
lamps to be erected, streets 10 be Sweeped and
sewers to be laid.
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4 lHANCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
NHOUSE ON 1TH SRTEET, NEAR CORNER or

BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court .z.N
OF the district OF Columbia sitting equity, iItH
passed july =, 1856, i'll cause 1903. wherein L.
Jennie T. fofd ct al are plaintiffs and George b.
KIN ct al are defendants, and at the risk and Of
Inc ueaultln urcha,er ut the sale hereunder made
jury L4h 1856 Will sell public ton in front
o. the PREMISES TO the highest bidder, THURSDAY
OtIOBf.K rOUkIEENl ii, 1856. al Fl r. O'CLOCK
T. NJ all that piecr parcel ground and premises
improved by ten room frame dwelling. known as
and being parts OF lot, aud D. In square ACC in the
city of Washington, in the district OF Columbia.
Terms OF sale by SAID deer, Une-third the DUR
chase money III cash, oHe bird iii six nlonths o. e
thrd IN twelve months after date. all cash the
option OF purchaser: deferred payments secured by
deed OF trust Wi. II int Ier cent Oue hum
dred dollars TO be laid b., purchaser when properly
Is bid OIL Ii terms OF sale Piled with in ten
days the trustee resell at detau.tng purchasers
cost.
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB, Trustee
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A LADY SUES A MILLIONAIRE.
Miss Schenck Wants Mr.. Meyer 60 SOOthe
Her with 100000.

HE Is sIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OLD AND rs TO WE'D
GIRL OF TWENTY THIS WEEK Miss
sCHENCK SAYS HE IS ENGAGED TO HER,
AT BLACkMAII.
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lkUNCANsuN BROS. AuctIoneers.

RECEIVERS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUkE, TOOLS, &c, &c.
BY virtue OF a decree vi the supreme Court OF the
Dlstilct OF Coiu bI, passed the I'd day October
loSo, In the cause of ralct T. J. Murphy vs.. Leonard
opne>te, Equity 300 l. Receiver, will S, al the
auct on rooms of Duncanson Bros 9th and d streets
Northwest: on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1WELt TIL.
a. II. 1886. at len O'CLOCK A. NJ a large as Ort-
ment OF Household Furniture Frames, Tools DC, DC
Terms cash. =
.ocz-d CHAS c. DUNCANSON, Receiver