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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-16
,HAN;C;ERI SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
approved REAL ESTATE AT SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF THIRD AND G STREETS SOUTH.

EAST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court -
the District Of Columbia. passed on the I'd day of3
August. $50. in the Equity Cause of Thomas .A
w iamset all. w. George f. Carroll ct al, No 9,96S,
Docket %. shall sell public auction in front Of
the premises, TO the highest bidder on THURSDAY,
THE TWENTY-THlRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A u. 1886. ut HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ
the following described real estate to w.t. All Of lots
nun bered 3even ca aud eight (S), in Rasl Simm's
subdivision of original lots numbered four a. and five
t5l, In square numbered seven hundred and ninety
one (79i), per plat recorded in Iiber n K. folio
Z63 OF the records OF the Surveyors office Of the
District of Columbia.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: Onehird
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash. of which
800 on each lot must be paid SALE and the bal
the purchaser. bearing date on uHy sale,
payable respectively and Two years after date
my order as Trustee, with interest from date until
paid at the rate of SIX centum annum interest
pa able semlannually, must be given. said
De secured by a mortgage deed OF trust upon the
property sold according to the direction the court
or the hole purchase money may. at the option Of
the purchaser, be paid in cash. If the Of sale
be not complied with within fifteen days from the
day of sale the Trustee reserves the right resell
said real estate at the risk and Of the defauting
purchaser after like advertisement in The Evening
star and on the same terms of the first sale
All expenses OF cOnveyancing and recording and
animation OF title TO be pad by the The
property will be sold clear of all taxes the day of
sale JOHN RIDOUT. Trustee
No. 472 Louisiana avenue.
DnNCANSON RROG I-<1e
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes nom yesterdays ouotstions
Of the Washington stock Exchange are noted today;
Y. = $hss, 1891. coupon. ilola It'd. Ill asked. q,
5. Az. Isel registered. 1l0l. bid hi asked T. 4
a. coupon l26as bid; i21h. askel Z. 5. As. regis.
tered, 12o.s bid. 12dh Asked d. g per INN Ca
1891. coin; liz bid. ooyear fund 3-65s 1924. cur.
rency lle bid, 100 asked. 20-year fund, y C.,
lsye. currency. ia bad. Metropolitan X. X. stock
loSi bid lo0ls asked Columbia h Il. stock. al bid
,n Ss I'M "a, las ssS bid Ss' sssei Airing
american In ms. l6ois bid, po,omac Ins. 81 bid.
Brick Machine, lis bid. l22is asked. CtiIens' Ns-
tional bank. llOh bid Greal Falls Ice. l25 bld
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PIrTsBURG, Sept 16.-A special nom
Rochester. Pa, says the st. James hotel and
fine store rooms adjoining were burned at mid
night. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000. The
origin Of the fire u unknown. The guests es-
capped without injury.
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Near Chattanooga, Tenn. last evening train
on the East Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia
railway was derailed by striking COW, KILN
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WINCHESTER, VA, Sept 16.-A number OF
citizens headed by the union concert band
seventeen pieces, left this morning via Harris
burg and New York to attend the celebration
OF the New Hampshire Veteran association on
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at
Winchester, New Hampshire.
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tn. NEW COLOMBIAN TARIgS.-Ths United
sent to the State department q TRANSLATION ot
the new tariff schedule OF duties for that coun.
try, which goes into effect on the fist Of Oc.
tOber.
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Northern Pnciac Anasr~

New, YORK, Sept. 16.-President Harris
formally opened the stock holders annual meet
ing OF the Northern Pacific railroad In this city
at noon to-day. The ticket for directors for
1885 is: August Belmont, Frederick Billings,
F. Cheney, James c. Fargo, John II. Hail. Robt.
Harris, Brayton Ives, Johnston Livingston,
Ihos. F. Cakes, j. Lewis Stackpol, Charles b
Wright. This ticket was elected. The annual
report, read my President Harris ats tod that the
gross earnings OF the company Tor the year were
Sll,13O,521; surplus over all fixed charges and
expenses OF $111,190.
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PRoLoNGIN0 NINER STATE OF SIEGE
BERLIN, Sept 16.-The bundesrsth has agreed
to prOlong the minor state Of siege OF the CITY Of
Berlin.
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THE CAPTURE OF GERONIMO.
What u New Mexican Paper Has TO Say
ON the Subject.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. M. Sept. 16.-The Memorial
says, editorially:-The recent reports circulated
concerning the surrender of the Apaches and
detracting from the members of the campaign
have elected considerable Indignation among
military men in this section. who feel that IL is
but an effort to deprive gallant officers and SOL
diers OF the fruits of their victory, and believe
that they are inspired by envious critics.
People in this community who know all the
facts appreciate the great final success OF Gen.
Miles campaign as much as they have deplored
In the past the futile efforts Of others to secure
lasting peace. Those who know say that
Geronimo and his band were never captured or
disarmed until Gen. Miles landed them last
week at Fort Bowie as prisoners Of war. Mill
tary men say that Gen. Miles campaign was
necessity to bring tue Apache troubles to q ter
m1natlon. His vigorous campaign lasted only
four months. and Geronimo only gave up when
he was exhausted and helpless. He surren-
dered to troops in the field, and Gen. Miles
simply told him that army officers never kin
their prisoners OF war; that they must lay down
their arms and do what he said, trusting their
future to the President.
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ST. PAUL, MIMI, Sept. headquarters from
Eau Claire say the Chippewa Lumber and
Boom company's saw mill, at Chippewa Falls,
the largest 10 the country, was struck by light
destroyed. Loss S25O,OOO; p arr TALLY insured.
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OVER THE CANADIAN RAuwAY.-Unitsd

States Consul Stevens, ut Victoria, B. C.
reports 70 the State department. tlast merchan
disc In considerable quantities from San Fran
CISCO destined for Chicago and New York, a
being shfppod over the Canadian Pacific r..il
way, which he thinks ID an evidence of thu
activity OF the agents Of that company In thu
United states. He mentions $4,000 cans q
salmon. 500 packages OF sole leather and I
quantity OF canned and fresh fruit ~ q portion
VI the cargo OF single steamer from San Fran
cisco landed at Port Moody for transportation
70 eastern points In this country.
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II A l. Y l. / N E

II Al L Ii N E
s"HFonK roRrRE E57-THA onnon AND TIE
STEAMERS GEoRGE LEAkY and LADY OF THE
r,,s,, LAKE Ia Leave AT $50 Pm.
fihs Ro1ndiSi, FAB atas 81; ~ 49,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
steamer Lake from 9th street wharf. TUESDAY,
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
Leary stops at Pney Point and COrnfeld Harbor
going and returning. Lake stops at Piney Point
going and returning. and Saturday at Colonial
teach Steamer LeaTy connects vt Norfolk with Bos
with steamer Ariel for Richmond, Va and Old DO
miniOn Line for New York and railroad lines south
Secure rooms and tickets al the R and o. offices
1901 and 6!o pennsylvania avenue and knox's FIX
press 6D3 pennsylvania ave-. where baggage may be
checked rom hotels and private residences For fur
tller Information inquire at the COmpanys Offices
Telephone calls "a aud 745-3. Above schedule OF
taees soes luto euect MONDAY. 18th. je25
IGOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKEFIEIw
Leaves 1th-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURS.
DAYS and SATURDAYS at a IN, Returnn.
TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p. M. touch.
oman, Va, and St Clements Bay, Nc Connects with
b. q y. K h at Shepherds. see schedule.
JOHN l. PADGETT. Agent
Z. w. RIDLEY, Manager. fe3
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
~ Frs JOHN GIBSON and +. c. KNIGHT leave
m; 9Th 81. wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING.. Freight at lowest rates. ap4
Mt VERNON! MT. VERNON!
STEAMER W, w. coRcoRAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except sunday for
Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock q m Returning reaches
Washington about $3.50 pm.
selG L. L. BLAKE Captain
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They Had Not spoken I'm Years.

A"oy AH"H NOt SPOAem IN e1EBs
AND AN ATTEMPT AT RECONCILIATION LEADS
10 MURDER.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 16.-John Wyatt and
Demps Loftin are neighbors in Marshall
county, KY, who have not spoken for years
Loftin spoke to Wyatt yesterday at funeral,
and the latter Knocked him down with q rock
LO!tin then drew a knife and killed Wyatt
stabbing him seven times.
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baltimore MARA ees.

BALTIMORE. Nm. September l6.-virgtnis sixss
consolidated, with coupon, %; do thresa ga:
do. tenorties with coupon AZ; North Carolina xes
old, LIZ bid to-day
BALTIMORE ND, September 1e-Coson quiet
and nominRlly steady-middling Sis Flour steady and
quiet. Wheat-eouIhern easier and quiet: western
lower with little demand: southern S5a. south.
ern amber. S6aSy; No. western red spot
S3is hid. October, SAaS5i. November So4sn,e:
December, S,AsiSs+r Corn-southerp nominal; do.
western nominal; southern white, 5Oab2 southern
yellow, Jos52 western mixed. spot 46leaaTix. sep
TENDER, 46As bid; October, 47sl7Sx November. sSla
4SA, Oats steady-southern. 2Sas34: western white,
3Se.S5 mixed, 3oa:S2; Pennsyl vaaia. 2sass
Rye steady. 54a57. Provisions firm and active.
Coffee higher and strong-liio esrgoes. ordinary 10
far. itAalib- sngar-coppeT refined higher yA2aiss.
WHISKY steady. l.lval 20. other articles unchanged
Freights to Liverpool per steamer auet-cotton,
ls 3, lsSd grain had Rsce,pts-toar,
bushels: oats. 1000 bushels: rye. LOO bushels.
corn. $500 bushslA ssiss-wheat 597, 200 oushsls:
corn, none.
ChicagO MARK etc.
CHICAGO III. seg.emess 10; I nm.-wheas
easy-Cash 14l7; October, s57s; November. -
May, 80 ole Corn weak,cssh. ssh; October. ssas:
October 26l; November. IN May. sls.. Rye. 4sis.
lY1. Whisky. lib Pork weak and lower-Cash
l04o; octooer ~ AN Lard steady-Cash 7.20;
October, 63Il.
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HYaEIA HOTEL FOR SALE

This celebrated Hotel with its franchises. fur g:ak
nture and apparel will be offered for sale, at Old tS
T4nt S1mSrt Virginia BY public auction. or. ~
1856. unless previously sold at private sale.
AT great cost Mr.. Harrison PhOebus made ''Ihe
Hygeia the most famous Of American hotels. 1t is
rstclnss In every reapect and In all OF its appoint
ments by reason OF its locality and other advantages
stands u.s. without rival In the United states II has
deliberately ~ al of ITS department, swith best and
latest style VI furniture. The buildings in
celledL ~ w
Persons wishing to purchase will visit and inspect
.ne To such the fullest information in all of
Terms: Onefourh In cash. the balance In four equal
annoa PAYMENTS bearing interest from the day of
sle Inc deferred payments to be sufficiently secured.
a deposit OF $4,000 will be required the day Of
SAFE Ihirty days win be allowed In which comply
livered $500 S " ~ W
should the highest bid in the estimation Of the ex-
ecuiors not approximate the value of the property
they reserve the right reject tho same The exec-
property.
ANNIE J. PHEBUa
PIT. WOODFIN,
j. q. FULTON,
nrr,. $500 EXECUTORS OF Harrison Phoebua.
TITUS. IAh6 Counsellor. Se4-eo1m
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UNDERTAKES.

JOSEPH GAWLk.R. FURNISHING UNDER,
~ TAkER aud PRACTICAL EN- BALMER
ls2O Pennsylvania ave Nv Terms moderate AMI
everytu tirst-class. Telephone lu2-l2 uly2l
II I. CLEMENTS, PROFESSIONAL UNDER
- taker-Thirty Years Experience 1877 ga
street and 20 High street. Georgetown Telephone
Call, 22U-3 lel-3m
TAMhS BELLEw
- FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
Corner New Jersey ave. and q 81 M.
Telephone cali, 2:SS-3. ap6
l1ICHARD s. CAIN
HI FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
lUl1 9Th ST Everything strictly Firstclass and on
the most Reasonable Terms. III
- w. BARkLI.
CNDERTAkER AND PRACTICAL FMBALMER,
Graduate Of 1854 Class of The Cincinnati school fof
kanbamng G. Il. Lukens. NJ d.. Principal
J. H Clark, DemonstraIor.
6l2 18th street northwest
Telephone call 947-4 or2a
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS & CO, AuctIoneers.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, SIT
UATED ON 4TH STREET, BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY order OF the owner, We viii sell Ct puplc 80
auction on the premises, on THURSDAY. SEP III
TEMPER SIXTEENTH, at HALF-PAST kssH
incse front of part of lot No g. in square 314 and
having depth Of los feet together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms made known at sale.
SeS.9,1 13,16l8
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FOR lighthouses.
NOR KENT-BY r. o. HOLTZMAN

I1OR RENT-IllO NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
T new brick House. rooms and bath $50 per month
AUSTIN P. BROWN, I-eaI Estate and Loans
seS-lm I426 r ST n w
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nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
- Urinary Diseases in AZ hours. Nervous Debility
Organic Weakness caused by indscretion, Poisonous
Diseases Si Blood affecting Throat. Nose and Skin.
SOLD ut SIANDlFORDS, ST Cloud Pharmacy 9th and
sts. Price, 50. Sent by mail sealed. se3-fm w:3m
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WASHINGTON,O OHIO AND WESTERN Raj
w ROAD Co.

Schedule in effect August /, 1885
Trails will leave from and arrive at b. d p station
9Th and sts. rs follows
Leave Washington 9:1O a m. daily EXCEPT Sunday
and 4:45 p. NJ daily arriving at Round Hill "A a
M ana 7:19 pm. Returning trains leave Round Hill
ct 6:Os a m daily and at 81 D. daily except sun
DAY. CARRYING at w Washington $40 and 54S D. m.
mile tickets $2h ~
R BELL.
au1O Superintendent
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Cn0LERA AT BUDA.--Ths consul general at
Vienna has cabled the Department Of State
that cholera has broken out ~ Buda-pesth.
Eleven deaths have occurred within four dave.
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LIQUID BREAp.
A PURE MALT EXTRACT,

Possesses the highest merit 1t 10 manufactured from
the choicest materials, and combines the paar
table qualities refreshing drink the nyigor.
ating aud wholesome properties Vi the BEST MALI k1-
tracts
rs true tonic and delightful beverage. alike de-
sirabs for tnyaids and persons In health. VIII b
found upon trial TO be pleasant and complete sust-
tute for all alcoholic drinks, of which too
stimulating for delicate constitutions.
Is the beverage Par Excellence" for nursing moth
ers, creates abundance of milk while s strength
ems and invtgorates the entire system
Alter careful analysis Wilbur u. Hail. Pm d., New
York, says: Liquid Bread is refreshing, nourshing
table beverage and a wholesome. invgoraIing tonic
IL - paiasie 70 the taste and Of easy assimilation
Frank L. JAMES, Ph. d., Md. st Louis. ater analy-
SIS says: Its low percentage Of alcohol Its eervesc
ence. Its delightful taste AID odor all combine 10 re.
commend NicholsOns Malt Extract ~ being = mos
nOurishng beverage and the best article Of The eoge
that has ever come under my examination"
DAVID NICHOLSON. Prop'r. ST. LoUIa
At Wholesale by
wM NUEHLEIsEN,
jyll Dis 9TH ST. WARRINGTON.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING, SITUATE No.
III THIkTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated September .5tS
ID A. ~. 1850, and duly recorded in lber No. ;i;fHi
$50. at folio 1872 of the Land records of the Dis -.
trct OF Columbia, and at the request of the parry
thereby secured we will SELL at pubic auction, in
front Of the premises on TIL URsDAY, THE iii r.
T1ETfl DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A, u. 1856. at FOUR
O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the following described real estate
situate IN the city Of Washington in the district of
lumba. TO Wit: Original Lot numbered thirty 1901 in
square numbered ten hundred aud twenty, q 02U) as
subdivided into lots lettered "A and 81
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest per per am
num- secured by a deed of trust premises Sold or
all cash. al option of purchaser Terms be compiled
with IN ten days, or property will be sold risk and
cost OF purchaser after three days advertise
nent In the Evening Star. 500 deposit required at
time OF sale. COnveyaucing, recording &c, at pur-
chaser,s cost EL Elm A - ADAMS, Trustees
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ing were the readings AT the signal offioe to-day:
= n M, 0S; .. M, 20; IL u. m, 70; "a M, 90:
| maximum, "a: minimum, "a.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

nor sALE-N ST.. BETWEEN l4TH AND 18TH
improvements; lot a5Ils5 70 alley For full parscu.
lars apply 10
sel6-3t 18th and SITS. NV.
NOR sALE-FRANE HOUSE ON ST n E.
( near Nd eve.;7 rooms and bath ali mod. imps.;
stable fruit flowers &c Lot 10 3xIOO, to wide alley.
Large parking and fencing. A bargain, $4,000: one
A great bargain.Brck House and Store on fine ave.
Cellar and Stable ali mod imps rented for
SO per month Price $1,000. viii trade for other
Fast Washington Real Estate Company, Gil st
NV. sel6-1m
LIOR sALE-TwO FTVE-ROOM BRICK
FoT sa s Rsf1S
Il We authorized to offer for sale one Of the
most attractive moderate sized Houses in the city
finished in the best manner for the owners own use
Ges sw asss
be .s sfsa e our Office 81.
We have Houses in all parts Of the city and at all
bargains for investors with ready cash. Please cali
and see us before purchasing;
,,,,,.., Real Estate Brokers. 6lS St nv
FOR sALE-yERY CHEAP.--A NEW BRICK
$4,000. Room 4. No. 933 ST sepl5-3t
ENoR SALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON H Sly
Il six rooms each; all mod imps q ten per cent
nysstment; price $1,000 each. Also nice twostory
Br1ck on h, between Dist and I'D sts. suitable for
business price ~. 600. Terms easy. Apply TO J. W.
p MYERS 1923 New York se15-1w*
EHOR SALE-H ST, NEAR 21ST n. W., 12-
y room Brick. 2lst and L. (cornerl 12-room
or1ck; mod 1mps.: store and dwelling; $500. Farm
and Dwelling Culpeper county, Va 900 acres more
or less: brasain If sold in few days Three new T.
'G sei5 0f'ki III ns" WHICH, F. Fly 81. NV
ENoR .sALE-As AN INVESTMENT, 8 SMALL
bricks In Browns Court, near car stables 18th and
boundary NV. renting ut SO each, taken together
$1,000. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 14O7 1t. u w.
se15-3t
INOR SALE-FRAME RESIDENCE, 10 ROOMS
y and stable with large lot 18th st. extended,
Columbia Heights at bargain. SWORMSTEDr Il
BRADLEY. y27 + st. se15-6t
I>OR sALE-A FINE GROOM BRICK: BEAUTI-
IL ful location. one block FROM street cars all mod
imps VIII sell ON monthly payments. NORTH
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO., sos st
NV SAl5-3t
IHOR SALE-DESIRABLE IWO-STORY BRICK,
Il rooms; ali modern improvements newly
papered and painted. 9th ST. NV; Is offered for
SWORMSTEDT Il BRADLEY.
selo-6t 027 ST.
NOR SALE
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SPECIAL BARGAINS. Several six-room houses
on i street northeast all modern improvements 10
per cent investment. Price, only 81 600 each: also
Brick, rms. ON Coreoran bet 1871 14th sts - 200
10 (stable) $500
II 1000
and cellar, 10th at, cheap. .........5, 500
1lth near uOr business) -...........1, 500
18Th near L st., new house Sec. .....-5. $50
L bet N. Cap. 4 LIST SITS. H. W..........2, TOO
Apply at once 10 j. w. 2. MYERS
Sel5-1wH l42S New York ave.
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD. ELZEMUNA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
Av1 CLAlkNUlANT, torn with Second Sight
Every hidden stery revealed Finds lost buried
treasures or mines. Receivers stolen property. lost
friends Gives success in business Removes all FAM
ny Troubles Causes Speedy marriages. Brings sepa-
raed together Never fails Gives picture of you
marry Al. In trouble consult this clairyoyan Cures
sickness. satisfaction pay. Bto9. Open sun
day All 9th ST. NV bet ID and sta au:5t 6ts
MADAME ROSS. THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOY-
AVA ant and Astroogtst. has been consulted bush
ness love and matrlnony. 10 year, this city. All
u trouble call satisfaction guaranteed ONCE hours
10 An 10 !. pm lUO4 St nv. auZl-3m
MADAME PAYN
IVA MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST
-o AOOMS y AND d. VERNON ROW,
~ 9s5 PennsyI vania
NJ h6 DIX J. sEMMES AND HUSBAND. SUR
AVA aeon Chlropodst Twenty-six years successful
p[sctlce mas gaibed them the worldwide reputation
OF otlns america best operators Once l2x2 n,
". For son hard cors ifiaIn I'd and sor, ionts
Mrs DR. sem MIS- black LoIlon nd ss,iva isIi
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Bulgaria and the Car.

THE SOBRANJE PRAYS HIS PROTECTION OVER
BULGARIA's LIBERTY.
SOFIA, Sept. 16.-The Sobranje has adopted
an address TO the Car praying for his prOtec-
tion over the Independence and liberty Of Bull
g8ria
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MARRlEss.

lF FOOTBALL PLAYERS rub with ST. Jacobs
Oil, they will not feel any stiffness next day.
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TOMORROW.

CHOW CASES. FIXTURES, COUNTERS WITH
~ DRAWERS, AND BALANCE OF STOCK Al
l541 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
WEST. CONSISTING OF GUNS, CUTLERY,
RAZORS, SILVER PLATED WARE, &C.,WILL
BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
Sale commences FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEM
BEK SEVENTEENTH, at SEVEN P: NJ, and will
continue every evening until all are sold.
october LIST, owner goes exclusively into the manu-
maturing Of well know n speciaties
se15s}m FOLEY Auctioneer.
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ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO OTHERS FATALLY
INJURED.
CHESTER, PA, Sept. ia carriage contain
ing VIM. Lewis, Jos. Mullen and q man named
Carpenter was struck by train on the Phtla-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad,
at kerlin street crossing, last night, and Lewis
that their lives are despaired OF. Lewis ives Q
baker and lived in Upland.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

i '1A' D0" hiSa. Auc'0n"er'
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF CROCKERY WARE,
SMALL STOCK OF SHOES, ALL SIZES, AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SEW
bNIEENTH 1885 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
Witnn my auction rooms, shall sell the above goods,
10 wncn the attention of the trade is directed.
Sel4NltS THOMAS DOWIINli. AuctiOnepf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-16

THE ASSAULT ON GEN. AU0UR.-Ths case of
VIM. Pope, coored, charged with an assault
and battery With intent 70 kill Gen. Augur by
shooting him some weeks SINCE was called In
the Police Court to-day, but he Jailed 70 respond.
His recognixAnce was forfeited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-16

AN OLD MAN KNOCKED Down AND Sc.
RIOUsLY HURT.-James Thomas an aged man
while at place called 'Collins' Rest" on u
street, near 18th northwest, was struck by
some unknown person aud knocked down the
steps and was badly cut about the head Dr,
Seicle, OF the Emergency hospital, rendered
medical aid, and the man was taken to the
Ereedman's hospital In the ambulance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-16

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