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The PLACE to leave your orders for all kinds
of fresh and salt water fish, kenpebec salmon,
Holsters. diamond-back terrapins. game of ali
kinds in season, is at R. A. Goldens Potomac
River Game and Fish Stalls, Center Market.
Telephone, S47-3.
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CURE OF LIVER COMMUNICATIONS

CURE OF LIVER CoMPLAINT.-Iowa Fails,
Hardin Co., Iowa, June =, 1885. / have been
using AllcOck's Porous Plasters for tour years,
and think could not get along without them.
For a long time i was afflicted with a pain
under my right shoulder blade. i also had con-
siderable difficulty in breathing. i applied an
Aucock's Porous Plaster on my back, and one
on my chest. kept changing them every four
days, and at the end of three weeks was en-
tirely cured. +. :. STEVENS.
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THE LADIES of Washington will learn with
unaffected delight that Madame Emma Soule
will open permanent branch of her New FORK
establishment at 1929 street, this city, on
the 10th proximO.
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Bargains in Watches.

Nickel, good time-keepers, from 81 up; Silver,
from SO up; fine Gold Ladies' Watches, from
Chains and Charms, from 50 up. FRANK, Jew.
eler and Optican, 457 Pennsylvania avenue. l
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BUTTER OIL is the only sure cure in the world
for rheumatism, pains, boils, sore feet, blood
poison. Cure guaranteed or money refunded.
Sold by all druggists. Price soc. per bottle.
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Bargains In Sewing Machines.
OPPENHEIMER's, 52S Sth
JOhnsOn.s. 9th and f.

Ladies' and Gents Restaurant. Oysters
speciality. Saddle Rock roast and broiied. Lynn
Haven Bays and Blue Points halt shell. Call.
Ladies' saloon first floor.
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REMovED.-MOckbee& Co.. the well-known
shoe firm, have removed from the corner 18th
and streets to- No ITO + lone square below,
where they will be more able to accommodate
their increasing trade.
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LONDON Cough syrup only 1Oc. at dr

XANDEI'S WINE WATTS, No. 900 9TH st. n w..
Is stocked with the finest vintages of American
and foreign wines. Call there before buying
elsewhere
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WHO DID THE FLOUR BELONG Toe-Yest

WHO DID THE FLOUR BELONG TO?-Yester-
day morning barrel of flour marked wv
Was placed i'll a small alley On Maine avenue,
between Sd and 412 streets. The police con-
ciuded that il would be called Tor, and last
evening Officer Milton, being IN ambush, noticed
i coloreu man with a HheeibarrOw stop at the
alley ana load the flour ON the barrow. The
oIflcer at once put the man under arrest. lie
gave the name OF John Robinson (silsO known
VIM. Dennis, and he was locked up on sus-
piciun. his morning, III the Police Court,
Robinson was sentenced TO 80 days on the
farm in default OF bonds.
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ONE DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS will buy
beautiful black or brown Fur Derby. Francs
Cor 9Th and ID. The Only Strictly One Price Hat
and Gents Furnishing Store in the city.
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SPECIAL BAneA1xs In
DRESS GOODS.

HOMESPUN CAMELs HAIR DRESS GOODS.
wide double width, pune wool, Soc
IkICOT CLOlH, PIN CHECKS, COLORED
CAsHMEREo. HOME-SPUNS and immense aSsort-
ment OF other wide double width. pure wool DRESS
oOODs just received, at DOC.
FANCY SILK 3.1a 40. 45, Soc.
PURE SILK BLACK MERVELIEUX, 65c
COLORED SILK VELV, T>, 81.
OVAL SERGE, In ali colUrs double fold excellent
quality stylish dress goods). AZ yards for az
BLANKETS, IN MtNSE ASSORTMENT: DOU.
Bi.E WOOL BLA-NkEls. immense size. cheap 1t
20. price reduced TO 1915.
value 50, price reduced $3.50
DOUBLE WOOL. BLANKETS. s.
~ 10 h;SPUN Dies? ssOODs. wide width. Bic
width. one yard and hall wide Soc.
bLA X CASHMERE ,nAWLS. pure wool. S1.5O
Pair OF handsome Damask Towels. immense
size, worth 81. or large size Bridal Quilt worth
Sl.5O, presented to each customer who buys $40
worth OF Dry GoodA
& Q "A sak sss
&c ooSS ~ { & I Exs { I ssss = !:
III MARKET SPACE. Near eth Street oc8o
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THREE STUDENTS FALL FROM A TOWER.
While three Dartmouth seniors were at work on
the stone tower at College park, Hanover, n. II.
Thursday, the staging gave Wy and they fell
upon the rocks thirty-ive feet below. c. A.
Gardiner, of Biddeioru, Me-, seriously in
jured; q. II. Tuttle was irlghtiuily cut but may
recover: the third student almost unin-
jured. The building OF the tower began two
years ago and Is wholly done by seniors. Each
graduating CLASS is eXpected TO add 100 feet.
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E!NE LARGE DWELLING HOUSE, NO 1880
IL MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORl INVEST,
LOT PRINTING 81 PIP FEET BY AN
AVERAGE DEPTH OF ABOUT 135 FEET TO
WIDE ALLEY.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. NOvEM- e..tA
BER HIRD, 1CS6. at HALF-PAST FOUR is;F8
O'CLOCK. we will sell. In front of the premises ~
that me aud spacious Dwelling No. 1880 MAoS-,-
CHUSETTS AVENUE being part of
LOT 81. In SQUARE 1853,
fronting 81 inches massachusetts, avenue and
running back average depth of about 1913 feet 10
wide alley his lot is improved by large Brick
Dwelling. containing twenty rooms, including base
ment This property is i'm good condition and in one
OF the pest locations In the CITY Two large ostory
Brick Stables in the This an opp rtnniIy to
obtain tirst-class dwelling In the northwest, and
should be seen to be appreciated. This house was
formerly occupied by Gen. Geo B. Mcclellan.
Terms: Onefourth cash. balance in one, two and
three years, notes to bear six per
able sem-aunually. and be by oi trust
on the premises: all cash, at option of purchaser
deposit OF : 90 at SAFE tOnveyancing, &c. at pur-
chaser's cost Terms to be complied with i'm ten days
otherwise night reserved to resell risk and
daaulting purcia er, aer five days public notice of
such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington, II. c.
For admittance apply to auctioneera
Oc3OdSds DUNCANSOA BROS, Auctoneers.
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COFFEE Is AWAY Up IN @. but O'Donnelrs
tea store, 4th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Capitol Hill. is selling good Java and Mocha %
cents per pound: Maricaibo, 2OC; Santos, 1Sc.;
Rio, 15c. Granulated sugar, &c. per pound to
customers. Also gives chamber SETS vases. tea
sets and crockery and glassware away to Gus
toners. Call early and so you won't he crowded.
Branches In Center. Eastern, Northern Liberty
ana Western markets. Established 1875.
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LNOR sAIE-JUST RECEIVED BY STEAMER
The very finest imported old sherry. Port. Madeira
Holland and Tom Gn. Special prices to Hobart
81. A. SELI6s0N, Wholesale liquor Dealer
ar still sell the celebrated California CisIet n
$1.OO . gallon. 0c20w&s
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Mr.. s. NJ. Say ford, the evangelist, will COM
mence a series OF evangelistic meetings for men
only at the Young Mems Christian association
rooms next Tuesday evening. The singing
will be under I he direction of Mr.. Frank Wilson,
who has organized a male choir of thirty voices.
Mr.. Sayford will give a Bible reading every
afternoon in the association parlOrs.
The Will and cOdicIl of Ann Eliza WimSatt
was filed yesterday afternoon. She leaves all
her real and personal property to her three
children, Phillip j. Wimsatt, Mary l.. Bishop
and Elizabeth A. Walker, conditioned that The
house and furniture be kept intact during the
life OF the two daughters.
The Spates farm, situated on the Metropolitan
branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. near
Rockville, was purchased yesterday Tor St 900
by MIR. Leonard Chapman, of this city.
The Rev. William Herbert Assheton late OF
England. new OF Virginia, has been unani-
mOasly elected rector of st. Marks Memorial
church. st. Louis. Mr.. y. had charge OF ST
Johns church. West Washington, last Summer
while the rector DIR. Lindsay was in Europe
and made decided impression by his sermons
Julius Nelson. cOlored, 80 years old who
lives at 1920 10th street northwest. in digging
Ior sewer corner 18th and Boundary streets
northwest yesterday, drove pick nearly
through his right foot, in uring him severely
he was taken to the Cnildren's nos ital and his
wound dressed, and he was afterwards taken
home.
The carriage house and wood shed of Rev.
Jas "A. BUCK, at the parsonage OF Rock Creek
church, was entirely consumed by fire yester-
day morning, with riage, &c: value about
500 The origin OF the fire is not known
This morning in the Police Court john Shan.
nahan. who keeps grocery store at 32I Vir-
charged with Keeping an unlicensed bar, Mr.
harrington appearing for the defendant. After
nearing the testimony the judge dismissed the
case.
The attention of republican voters of the 9th
Mary land congressional district Is called To the
advertisement elsewhere.
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Horse Blank cts and Lap Robes

Having bought to unusual advantage in large
quantities before the advance IN prices, we are
robes in all qualities and styles at very low
prices. We sell shaped horse covers from SUc.
to $50. Carriage robes from $3.50 10 $50. Also
a large line OF all kinds OF horse goods.
eO3 TOPHAMS, 1921 Pa ave.
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RHEUMATIC PAINS.
Neuralgia, Sciatic sudden Sharp and Nervous
Pains and Strains RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the
CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER Warranted. At all
druggists, 25 cents: five for SlOO. Potter Drug and
Chemical Co.. Boston, Mass Ocl6
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Lord Wolverton, who is known as the bosom
friend OF Gladstone, in speak, NJ ut u Wesleyan
bazaar Thursday advocated The Immediate dis
establishments OF the church of England.
Thirty persons have been founu sleeping in
a warm water drain in festh. They were en-
tirely naked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

A BARGAIN-Ladies Fine Kid Shoes at 81 CO.
reduced from 81. H. Strasburger, 900 9TH st.
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SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure

Almost q Specific for Consumption.
The thousands of testimonials we have re.
ceived from sufferers who nave been perma-
nentiy cured by SCOTS Emulsion satisfies us
that 1t will cure consumption in its early stages
and alleviate If not cure in its latter stages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

81 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No. l
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near ID St
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Amusemenis Tonight
ALBAUGH's.-"One of Our Girls"
NAIIoNAL--'Wo oman Against Woman"
HARRIS.-"The Mikado''
HERZoG'S.-"A Cold Day"
overwhelmingly. <S9H
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
DINE MUSEUM-Leonzo Brothers
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS. Aacroneers.
IL 9th and ID Streets

nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers
IL 9th and ID streets.
THE MOST COMPLETE AND FINEST INPoRTA-
TON OF oRIENTAL RUGS EVER EXHIBITED
The Catalogue Of this Perempsory Sale contains:
20 very large Royal Persian, Turkish and Cashmere
Carpets.
80 hand-embroidered Angora Portierea
100 Daghistan Rugs of rare specimen
25 New Persian Rugs
so Antique Eourdistan Rugs
so Shirnan and Bokhara luQs
1UO silk khorassan, Tebriz and Ispahan RugA
25 Mosque Hall Rugs
so Rare Kilims and saddle Rugs
ALSO
Immense assortment of Hand Embroidered Persian
Covers, Damascus Yellow Silks. Turkish Tides,
Bulgarian Doyleys, Antique Arms. &C. &c. col
lected in the interiors of Turkey and Persia b.
Baron Kazanjan himself
Exhibition Wednes lay and Thursday. November Sd
and 4th.
Sales FRIDAY. SATURDAY and MONDAY, NO
MEMBER FIFTH. SIXTH and EIGHTH. At
ELEVEN A NJ and Tia Rec p. NJ each day.
oc3O7t DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
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GAS FIXTURES. at shedd's, 400 9th st.

MEMS CATERS, Bal. and Button Shoes, mar
row and broad toe, at S1.47. u. Strasburger,
300 9TH st.
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DRESS SUITS for hire, Ala 9th street.

SPECIAL SALE.-Chidren's regular made
hosiery at 13c., reduced from 25c. No humbug,
but a great drive. Is. Miller Il Son, 1920 NJ II. W.
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Bakers Cod Liver OIL and Malt is found
of great value, even In advanced stages of con.
sumption; 1t il pleasant in taste and should
have trial. JOHN C. BAKER 4 Co., Phiia., and
atdruggiSts.
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LATKoBEs AND FURNACES, at shedd's,
400 9th St
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CITY ITEMS.
Special Sale Of Fine shoes Next Week
Hahn,s Reliable Shoe HonSa

Special Sale Of Fine shoes Next Week
Hahn's Reliable Shoe House,
S16 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania ave.
Ladies' Elegant Kid and Straight Goat Button,
Hanu-Sewed: the best make in the country;
sold all over town Tor So. Our price, 81.
Our own make So Glove Calf Top Button equal
any 81 shoe made.
Cousins Celebrated Fine Kid and Straight Goat
Button Boots. $3.50; usual price, $:}.
Ladies' 81 Unrivalled Kid and Goat Button in
five different widths, any shape toe, ele-
gantly finished, equal in wear and style any
SD boot.
Misses Straight or Pebble Goat and Fine Kid
Heel or Spring Heel Button, in five different
widths, only S1.oO; a positive bargain at 50.
Gents So AIl-Calf or Morocco Leg Boots, in
every respect equal TO any $40 custom boot
Boys and Youths 81 and $3.50 Our Own Make
Fine Calf Shoes are the best goods made. l
Bargains In Sewing Machines.
1 No. 8 Wheeler a. Wilson. .S12
W ID
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OF UNUSUAL INTEREST, Hahn's Special Sale
OF Fine Shoes. See City Items.
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Autumn Crocus. sure and speedy cure for
Rheumatism and GOut; no bad effects after
using. 81 per bottle Trial bottle free to all SUI.
ierers who call at q. d. GILMAN's, 627 Pa. ave.
jy2S-eO30
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Those Complaining OF Sore Throat or
HOarseness should use Browns Bronchial
TrOches. The effect is extraordinary, parttcu-
larry when used by singers aud speakers Tor
clearing the voice. eO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

your Sewing Machines, at Oppenheimer's, 52s
9th st. n. w.
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LATROBEs, FURNACES, RANGES, REPAIRED
promptly by Sam1 ). Shedd, 400 9th st.
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L,OUR SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS on NINE
Il TENTH STREET. BETWEEN AND 5
STR. -ETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 80
FIFTH. 1885. at HALF-PAST FOUR OCLOCk.H
we will sell. in front OF the premises, -
LOTS Al, Al .3 AND II, IN SQUARE no.
Each of these Lots front ~ 10Th street. rum
ming that width 10 5U.oOt alley. AID amongst the
best building Lots in the northwest and rapid vim
proving section of our city.
Terms: One-third lash; balance in one and two
year, notes to bear six cent interest payable semi
annually, ana TO be secured oy deed OF trust the
premises. or all Cash. at option OF purchaser. de-
post Of 800 required each lot at tmr of sale
Veyancing. &c. at purchasers cost Terms TO be COM
Piled with in ten days .herwse right reserved TO re-
sell at risk and of de auting purchaser after five
days puntc notice OF such resale in some newspaper
puhiisi ed in Washington DC.
keal Estate Title cOmpany's abstract
Oc3O-d&ds DUNCANoON BROS, AuctS
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Oct 80, 1856.
for 81 Hours. Commencing dt 3 p. M.
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Trunks and travelling Bags.
Being our own manuiact urerS we can and do
sell better trunks and other travelling goods at
lower prices than our competitors. Our SO
Saratoga is positively better than we or any
one else has ever before sold. We also sell full
muslin lined, tray, strong dress trunk, SO in,
for $40.
eo3 ToPHAM's FACTORY, 1881 Pa. ave. NV.
Only 20 cents,
Fall and Winter Bazaar Dressmaker, illustrat-
ing 900 different styles. Oppenhemer, 52S
9th ST. II. w.
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CaStOFia.

Save the Pieces! "1Oc. Royal CLUES them
Broken glass, china, ornaments furniture.
eO2m
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The Voltaic belt Co.. MARSHALL Mich, otter to
send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af.
fiicted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality
Manhood, etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed tree.
Write them a: once.
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NEWCOMB d LOGAN,
N General Auctioneers, 1916 street n w.

VALUABLE UNlMPROvED PROPERTY BY
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTH, at Ax
FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. will sell original lots -
- to Il. inclusive. i'm square 1909 CON aiming -
iO1l4 square feet Also. lots to z, inclusive, COLI
tain ng 32,o74 square feet. Immediately will
srl lot L. containing 9252 and 10 square feet and
lot IL, containing $50 square feet.
Terms: SlOU On each sale One-fourth of the pur-
chase mo ey In cash: balance in and two years
with interest at six per centum per anuum payable
semfannGaIly, secured by deed trust the prop
erty. All cOnveyancing at purchasers cost houid
the purchaser or purchasers fail TO comply with The
their cost oc:SU-4t
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The RICHARD w

THE RICHARD WAGNER SOCIETY.-The Rich
ard W agner society has organized for the year
by the election OF Mr.. Anton Gloetzner, presl-
dent; MIR. q. A. Pearson, secretary, and Messrs
GlOeIZner, Lent and SZemeienZi, members OF
the music committee. Miss Powell, The daugh-
ter OF the superintendent OF the pubic schools,
Was chosen To Till the place OF Mir. Bernay :, who
has resigned. she will play the nrsL violin.
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REIsiNGER's ice cream, 235 G st. NV.

FINE PORTRAITS ketS kemethy. 11O0 Pa. ave
BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS at most reason
able prices. Photo. Art Co.. 9O5 Pa. av.
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RIDE out 18th street, call at Washington for
meriy NiennaJ Optical Co., bet. H and sts.
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Letter from ex.Ninisser Cox to Mile. v.
Prud' hOmme.

IL EAST 18TH STREET, New York city, N.Y.
October II. 1856.
Nademoiseile PT,id honame: From long, init.
mate and, may say, domestic association with
you, and observation of your remarkable
method of instruction in French, / take special
aelight IN commencing your book. called
"French System of sound" W hich YOU are now
publishing DO not know in the whole range
OF my linguistic acquaintance, any one VINO
mas such skill and ccoIDplshment in the line
OIL your daily work as yourself; and in this Mrs
Cox joins most hear lily. Yours truly,
8 6 Cox
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The New Library Site.
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR TEARING D
TIE OLD BUILDINGS.

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR TEARING DOWN
THE OLD BUILDINGS
The following contracts were awarded yester-
day for removing the buildings on the site Of
the proposed new congressional library build
Ing: Group No. 1, comprising houses from 1O3
To 100. inclusive. East Capitol street, and
No. 1st street southeast, to BARLEY Thornton,
of this city, whose bid was 1925. On group No.
2, houses Nos. IL to 20 Ist street, inclusive,
known Carroll Row, to T. J. Murray, of Bal
timore, for S775. For group No. 3, comprising
the houses in Carrolls alley, TO b. Thornton,
for $40 For group No. 4, comprising the
houses on the south side OF A street, from No.
123 to No LAT, inclusive, to Michael Koran,
for $3.50. For group No. 5, houses on Pennsy-
sive, to T. Murray tor $3.50. Group No. g.
comprising houses 1O1 TO 129 Pennsylvania
avenue, inclusive, 100 1st street and ITO
street southeast to T. ]. Collins, of this city, Tor
$500. The work will be begun at once.
The synod Of Baltimore.
THE CLOSING SESSION YEsTERDAY-SUNDAY
SCHOOL STATISTICS.
At the final session of the synod of Baltimore,
in Baltimore yesterday, Rev. j. r. Campbell
read his report the Sabbath school CON-
mittee. There are within the synod 157
schools, 6S2 officers, 1881 teachers, "a, S92
scholars. 1885 were given to the board, and
S3,65S to other objects Upon recommended
ton of the committee the synod reaffirmed the
Importance of having one service on Sunday
adapted TO children; suggested that the current
expenses OF the Sunday schools be met as to
allow the chdrens offerings to be devoted to
benevolent objects; that the instructions about
mission work be gwen to the schools.
Rev. James Nj. Nourse presented the report
OF the committee ON education and Rev. w. l..
Guild that OF the committee on ministerial re-
hei, both OF which were adopted. AN overture
offered by Rev. a. b. Cross asking the presby
terieS whether the synod should return to its
former constitution us an original body instead
OF a representative one was adopted. The mat
ter OF the publication OF centennial proceedings
was referred TO tie presbytery of Baltimore.
Rev. a. NJ. keigwin, Rev. j. w. Beach, Rev.
Or. John Chester and Rev. ii. Lindsay were
appointed committee on temperance. Rev.
L. :. WynkoOp read the narrative on the state
OF religion, and presented the report OF The
committee on foreign MISSIONS both Of which
were accepted.
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FUssELL,s Ice Cream. Charlostes and Candle:

BOYS SOLID LEATHER Balls. and Button
Shoes at 50 cts. Il. Strasburger, 900 18th ST.
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For District of Columbia Maryland, and Viz
ginla. generally fair weather, nOrtherly winds,
nearly stationary temperature
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctioneerA

nUNCANSON BROS. AuctioneerA
SALE BY AUCTION OF THE ENTIRE FURNl.
TURE CONTAINED IN A HOUSE OF NINE
ROOMS. BEING No. PA A STREE SOUTH
EAST, CONSISTING IN PART OF REP. PAR
LOR FURNITURE. MANTLE AND PI K
MIRRORS MARBLE-1OP PIER TABLE UP
HoLSTEkED PATENT ROCKERS. c p
CHAIRS. MARBL. Top TABLES, WALAUT
MARBLEIOP WITH LARGE NITRO. BACK
HALL PIECE NUT MARBLk.ToP
CHAMBER FURNITURE, WOVr.N WIRE
SPRINGS. WALNUT SINGLE BEDSTEADS.
HAIR MATTRESS. 3. FEATHER PILLOWS
AND BOLST.k. WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLE. WALNUT DINING CHAIRS. MAHOG
ANY SIDEBOARD, GLASS AND CisoCkERf,
KITCHEN FURNITURE AND REQU SITES
THE HOUSE is COMPLETELY CARPE ED
THROUGHOUT WITH BODY AND TAPES
TRY BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
WHICH ARE ALL IN ELEGANT CONDITION..
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD, lss0
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. we will sell the entire Fur
partly cited abuve. beng the property o. Lady de
city. Special attention is In vited
4 T AUCTION
"A On NOVEMBER SIXTH. at THREE O'CLOCK
r. NJ The premises. The Dsrw. cd Station property
In two tracts of 80 acres and acres Buildings
both pieces: ~ miles from " Washington. Me
pOltan railroad; suitable for subIiyisiOn This
liable properly. and shou. d the attention of par
ties seeking investments. Address
Oc3U, no2,4 II. MAURICE TALBOT, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

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