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BATTLE CREEK, MICH, Oct. PC. Eugene
Howe, who edi.s the Augusta Weekly Rc,ie.r
ten miles west OF here, was rotten-egged and
driven from the village last evening Tor i'm
proper conduct. He IL married man with n
family. His Office has been closed up by a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-22

The law court Of Augusta, Me-, has unanani-
mOusly decided that the state courts have no
Jurisdiction over liquors intended tor sale az
the National SOldieu' Home.
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A Model City Engineer.
HE TELLS WHY 1T WAS THAT THE BUsI,
OLE HIS QEEICE WENT

HE TELLS WHY 1T WAS THAT THE BUSINESS
OF HIS OFFICE WENT To THE Dogs.
The trial of City Engineer Albert krouse OF
Buffalo, indicted for malfeasance in office, yes.
terday developed some very amusing features.
krouse said he had worked nearly every night
as late as eleven o'clock but had found il mpos-
sible TO catch up with the work with the force al
his command. He outlined the trouble in the
office as too mucn work and too few competent
men. His time was evenly divided between
kicking aldermen and taxpayers and drunken
political strikers who wanted TO be appointed
inspectors. He had applied to the commoa
council to abate the nuisance, but the alder
men would pay 10 attention To him. Outside
OF these complaints his only point was, II hat
too much pisness." There WAS no time TO adj
vertise for bids on the Walden avenue cuverts
because the street was being paved; the man
he sent TO inspect the finished work had no
time To do il properly; the clerks in the Office
had no time TO put the items IN the bills before
swearing the contractor, and he himself had no
time TO see that the clerks did their work prop
erly- The trial will continue tomorrow.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE Star


BLooMINGroN, ILL.,, Oct. 22-Arthur r. Dan
iels, a boot and shoe jobber ofthis city, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself Mr.. A. II.
Moore. uncle of the deceased, received from the
latter. through the mail. n letter saying that he
would find Daniels dead body In the Easement
IN which he did business. Mr.. Moore sum-
inoned the coroner and. going To the basement,
found the ghasily remains. Rats had eaten
Daniels nose OF and gnawed at his face and
hands. Daniels had removed his clothing and
hred the bullet into his heart. lie was n wid-
over, about fuy years old. His business has
not been good OF late. and he has been melsn-
choly.
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WASHINGTON. ID. G..
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
rrHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TI,HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
IRCSTEES SALE OF LOT ON NJ STREET. BE
IWEEN TWENIY-FOUR1H AND TWENTY
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated March 80 sse
1878. and recorde in Iiber SSs, folio ~ of the 1SSH
land reco d. of the District OF Columbia. 1 will
sell. at public auction. in front OF the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENIY-NINTH, 1856, at
HREE - LOCK z. NJ, Lot lettered "a In Blanch-
ARDS subdivision o. square twenty iOur ca in the
city of Washington, niStl let of Columbia
Terms of sale: One-third cash, and balance In six
and twelve months ed by of purchaser and
iced OF trust the property all CASH. the pur-
Chasers option. deposit of 500 required at the
lime OF sale. and terms of sale to he complied with in
days the pro, erty be resod at the risk and
cost of defaultlng purchaser.
5. r BOND, Trustee.
ocl9eO6t 81 4l7 ST. NV.
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The inquest on Che body of Terrence Begley.
who was killed Tuesday by Plnkerton men,
WAS begun yesterday In Chicago.
Two hundred members were present &C the
banquet OF the Phi Delta Theta I'm New York
last nlght.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON DELAWARE AVE
NUE. NEAR THE CAPITOL PARK.
BY virtue of q deed Of trust dated June Odd, .ars
No pr Al ct SEQ we shall sell ON MONDAY'
tOUkpCLOs in front of the premises Lot lett, red
A., Of subdivision made by Mary V. Chiffon and
others OF Certain lots In square 6S6 fronting ,S
north.
the balance IN two equal instruments one and two
years rom day OF sale With interest which the
shai: be given deposit OF 800 will be required
when the lot Is Did OF. AL conveyancipg ut pur-
chiser cost Trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property 1T pur hasers risk, ii terms Of sale be not
complied with within days.
FkEDEkIAK b. MCGUIRE r,,,...
Ocl1-d&ds GEORGE h HAMILTON. trustees.
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EX-PRIEsT SHERMAN LOCKED UP.-Wm. J.
sherman, formerly assistant priest Of the Red
Hook Point church, Brook > "a. and who MAJ ried
lille Mccoy, was arrested last night on "A charge
OF bastardy made by Julia Muiyaney, a ser
want, employed 10y a prominent BrookyD OFF,
clal. sherman was locked up. His father, who
is a wealthy contractor threatens to shoot
Sherman Oh sight.
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CHARLES B. MAURY,
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS. Trustees
-d&dS 1913 PennSY IYania ave. n w /
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioreers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT ON 18th STREET.
BETWEEN y AND n STREETS SOUTHEASE
By virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in go
Li6er No l12S: folio 400 ct seq, one OF the f..:@
land records OF Washington county, in the bis .i8
lrict OF Columbia. we will sell on THUKSDAY Inc
TWENTY day of OCTOBER A. D. 1856.
at dALt-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM in front OF
the premises ali that piece parcel of land situate
ana being In tne city OF Washington In the District of
Coiunba, and known upon the ground p,at or p.n If
me city OF washington as and being The north half
VI. ot NUMBERED twenty-Seven ED. In square num-
oeed nine hundred and seventyseven e. 10 together
with ali the appurtenances. rights privileges, i'm
proVements ana other Entertainments to the same
otdionsing or In any wise appertaining.
terms: cnt-third OF purcii ase money in cash. bal
auce In equal install m ens Twelve and eighteen
months notes to bear six per interest per a1num
payabe senl-annualy. and to be secured BY deed of
trust on premises or all cash option OF purchaser.
deposit OF SlUO required at time of sale Convey
ancing. &c, at purchasers CO I. Terms to be- com
piled WI III ten days. otherwise ri mt reserved to
resell at the RISK and cost OF the detaung
after five ia. public notice such resale In some
newspaper published la Washington ID. O.
HENRY II. BEnGMANN. lr
OclS-eOd&dS
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HUMAN SACRIFICES IN lNDIA.-Inteilfgence
has been received at Bombay that the Johur
ordeal has again been put into practic In q
Brahmin village In Bengal. Two human lives
were sacrificed, the object being 70 avoid the
Tonk Durbar assessment The two victims
Calmly assembled the funeral pyre and bravely
met their death. Their charred heads were
afterwards carried by the villagers 20 Dudley.
pore.
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ANOTHER FISHING VESSEL Losr.-A dis
patch from Gloucester, Massachusetts, Octo-
Der 2lst, says: the owners OF the schooner
George f.. smith, which sailed from the
Grand Banks August 18th a halibut
voyage, have given her up for lost. She carried
a crew OF fourteen men. T.lis makes twenty
seven Vessels lost, oil the total value OF $lS3,.
600, and 16 lives 20 far this year, by which
twenty eight wives made widows and
hiiy-siN children rendered fatheriess.
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The 4 ELBOW FEVER AT BILONL-Mrs. Ed.
wards, the wife OF the superintendent OF the
Barraiarla canning company Of Biloxi, Miss.,
came there from Cleveland, OHIO, three weeks
ago and WAS taken sick wilh lever ten days ago.
She seemed to be doing reasonably Well until
"Wednesday evening, when her disease ssumed
a dangerous phase, ana She died yesterday,
This IL tue first death since last Saturday. Two
new cases were rel,orte,i N,.slerdaN.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS DOWNING Auctoneer.
SEVEN ROLLS OF NEW MOQUET CARPET AT
AUCTION.
TOMORROW SATURDAY, OCTOBER TW EN,
TY-THIRD. 1885, at TWELVE O'CLOCK; l snail
sell a consignment of seven rolls of Moquet Carpet OF
the late patterns ~
g BENSINGER Auctioneer.
SALE OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS,
HORSES. HARM ISIS, &c.
VIII be sold at the Bazaar. No. $40 louisiana ave
nue., SATURDAY MORNING, THE TW MY
THIRD OF OCTOBER, at TEN O'CLOCK. full lne
of New and Secondhand Carriages. Buggies wagons
Harness, dc.
ALSO,
rs Head of Horses and Mares; some very fine driv-
ers and workers
ALSO.
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, sharp, on account of the Dis
trict government. Sorrell Horses, one Brown
Horse and one Cow.
1t s. BENSINGER, Auct-
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HARSH MEASURES TAKEN To LEARN THE So
CRETs OF CoLoRED SOCIETY.
queen CITY, TEX. Oct. 22.-Several months
ago negro from Little Rock came through this
tCass) county organizing a secret society, said
10 DE Tor the purpose of colonizing the colored
people. charging them Slo each Tor initiation
INTO the order. Many rumors have been circu-
i"ted IN reference to the order. one OF which
was thht the colured people TO rise en-
the crops, etc. On last Friday night while the
colored people were holding "a festival at Doug
lassNliie, IN TINS county, ten white masked men
ralded the place with shotguns, forcing the
readers To go 10 the place where the books and
papers OF the order were kept and allow them
lo Toe examined. After looking through the
DOCKS they released the prisoners nd dispersed.
4 ne colored people say they know who the can.
taln and leaders were. The citizens held an In.
ulgnation meeting on Saturday and condemn ned
the action OF The young men. and pledged the
protection OF the law 10 the colored people IL
was said that the colored people had a book I'm
which the names oi the whites who were 20 bs
Killed were Kept, and IL IL supposed that the
only object the young men had WAS To uuearth
any secret damaging To the whites that the
organization might have.
A Suspected Robber Terribly Tortured.
AMERICUs, GA, Oct 22.-From Decatur
county comes news OF the frightful torture OF q
white man 10y armed and masked men, Six
men with blackened faces seized Tent Butler,
and after logging him they placed "A moose
around his neck, throwing the OF her end OF the
rope over a tree limb and drew him up several
times, until he was black i'm the lace. The Oh.
Jeci OF tais repeated torture To force from
MIN the confession OF a robbery OF which he
Was suspected. Finally they lett hun Tor dead
on the roadside, where he was found toy passers-
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DECISION IN FAVOR OF NoN-USIoN MEN,
Justice Potter, ih New York yesterday, rendered
a decision In the suit for an injunction 10 pre-
vent the Musical Union from interfering with
its musicians, or Furnishing them Tor play ing fog
non-union men. Judge Potter decides that the
bylaws OF the union. forbidding members to
play with non-union men, are in restraint of
trade and against public policy, aud void" He
also issues perpetual injunction forbidding
these laws 10 he put in operation against the
plaintiff,
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TITUS CLAIMS NEW EvIDENCE.-Janitor
Titus, who has been convicted of the murder of
flllie Smith, claims that Ii u new trial il given
him he will be able 10 bring out new facts that
Will throw different light GU the and insure
him Of acquittai. he eats anu sleeps well, and
day watch when awake.
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NURSE CHARGED WITH KILLING a
CHILD.-At Birmingham, Ala, yesterday, Fam
ME Davidson, a colored nurse in the family of
Charles Smith, was arrested on suspicion 0f
causing the death OF an eight~mon tbs old In.
FAINT OF Mr.. Smith. IL is thought the girl gave
the child u dose OF laudanum 10 quiet IL while
she attended an entertainment "wednesday
night The child died yes.erday morning
with unmistakable symptoms OF laudanum
poisoning. Palsy scott, living on the promtoea,
was also arrested suspicion.
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MARRIED IN THE SHOW WINDow.-A novel
marriage ceremony took place in indianapolis
wednesday night. some time ago a-clotning
company advert ised that 1t would give hand
some set Ot bedroom furniture TO any couple
thal would be married in the show window of
the house. Ottie Myer and Miss Eva Johnson,
were married in the show window, the Ger :
mony attracting 1000 people to the square.
The appearance of the couple was greeted with
the most vociferous cheering, which was con-
tinued throughout the ceremony. The bridal
pair are ''both members OF highly respectable
Mmtiies,' says the dispatch.
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WHY HE DISAPPOINTED HIS SWEETHEART
George Holland, tr., the young hotel clerk en-
ployed At the ST. Nicholas hotel, New York city,
who disappeared In september with $500 from
land had engaged himself 70 u young woman lfv-
ing in Clinton place. and was 10 have been mar
ried TO her the very night he ran away. The
wedding guests and the clergyman were all on
hand, and waited several hours Tor the bride
groom, who did not come. the money appro-
priateu by him. IL ID understood belonged to q
southern gentleman who was stopping at the
house The young embezxier will reach New
York tD-dav
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g BENSINGER. AuctOneer
De i'll sell nj 1907 9TH st. on SATURDAY, OCTO-
BIER TWEElY-THIRD,l l. lat HA LF-PAST SEW
EN- F. NJ, large as ortment of Unredeened Pledges,
consisting OF Ladies' and Gents Gold and Silver
Watches, open and hunting cases; God Chains and
Necklaces. cold Earrings. Pins BI acelet. Crosses
Plain and Set Rings. LOckets Buttons. solid silver
and Plated Ware. Mirrors, Blankets Cutlery, Vases,
Books, Carpenters Tools, Cloth ana Silk Patterns,
Ladies' Coats Circulars and DOlmans, Gents Coats,
Pants and Vests. Dresses Overcoas, listers, Guns,
RevOlvers. Clocks, Bibles. Musical Instruments. Al
buns. Siaws, Type Writer. Opera Glasses and Draw
Ing Instruments Parties holding tickets please lake
notice. Ii. COHEN. liul1 ST
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"OrHER FORMS OF SERvIrUpE."-Att 4

"OTHER FORMS OF SERvITUDE."-At the Uni
versaiist general convention i'm Akron, OHIO,
yesterday, u resolution was submitted, "thai
while We rejoice that chattei slavery as IL ex-
ventiOn assembled here In 1S43 and uttered
Its protest against IT, We are compelled to recog-
TALLY the same; that the greed aud pride and
ambition which made such slavery possible
are ever at work and active in devising other
forms of servitude." Resolutions committing
the Universalist church to advanced ground on
the temperance question and 10 opposition to
tobacco were presented and referred.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE ON STREET NOR H, BkTWEEr

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON STREET NOR H, BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEEN tn STREETS
WEST, Opposite FRANKLIN SQUARE
By virtue ola deed oftrust dated April %, 1850, a.
and recorded on May 3, 1880, III liber No. S3S, 9l
folio 24O ct seq Of the land records for the bis H
trict OfColunta. and by the direction of the holder
OF the note thereby secured will offer for sale front
OF the premises. at public auction, on the SECOND
DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. u. 1856. at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, all thIt parcel OF real estate.
District of Columbia, and known and described as
being the twenty -four (24) by the depth OF
lot numbered CD, of the heirs of John David
sons recorded subdivision OF square numbered two
hundred and forty-eighl (24S.) The said lot fronts
TWEEN your tZ4 feet ON the north side of str
west, between i3th and l4th streets northwest and
runs back one hundred and fOryseven IA d feet
In rty foot (3Ol loot alley. and Is improved with
story bricS stable on the
TERMS One-thrd cash: the residue in two equal in
stanents payable in one and TWO years. respectively,
from the day of sale with interest al the six W
per centun per annnm until paid and payable semi
annually for which the notes OF the pure aser, bear
ing GATE on tt ~ OF sale and payable in and
years respectively after date secured by deed trust
upon the property Sold will be required all cash,
at the option OF the purchaser. deposit of 500 will
be required al the time OF SALE All aucng and
recording To be at the of the purchaser Ii The
terms OF SAFE be not complied with within fifteen days
from the day OF sale the Iruse, the right
resell the property at the risk and of the DEFAULT
STAR newspaper
CHARLES b. MAURY
FRANK I. IA WILL NGS, STrustees,
Oc15d&dS 1906 PENNSYLVANIA ave. W
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TO.MORR ROW.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

DESIRABLE THREESTORY BRICK DWELLING,
No S14 TENTH RECT NORTHWEST, CON.
TANNING TWELVE ROOMS, WITH LARGE,
DRY CELLAR. FRONTING rs 7-l2 FEET ON
TENT STREET BY DEPTH 90. 1O1a. AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER go
TWENTl-THIkD, at HALFPAST FOUR iii#
O'CLOCK, we will sell. in front OF the premises, GR
LOT g. SQUARE 344,
Improved by athree-stOry Brick House, containing
twelve rooms situated in one OF the most desirable
sec. ions Of the city.
Terms: One-haf cash; balance one and two years at
six per cent, or all Cash, at option of purchaser.
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Ocll-d&dS
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera
ikUsTEEs' SALE OF TWO-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, ON JEFFERSON STREET
NEAR WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN, D.
BY vrture Of deed Of trust. duly recorded in 80
Liner No 1855 folio 254, seQ the land ~: iii
records Of Washington county, In the District OF ~
COiumba, we Will sell on FRIDAY, THEY'VE IN y
NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. u. 1856, at IL F.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK y. NJ, in front of the ,,rem,-
ses all thai piece parcel of land situate and being
In the city Of Georgetown In the District of Coumbia
and known upon the ground plat or plan of said cty
OF Georgetown and described follows iSeginuiug
for the same The east line OF jefferson street nt
point three hundred feet north from the north line of
W alter street, and running thence east one hundred
and tour rect thence nortn eighteen ieet hence
one hundred ana four feet anu thence south eighteen
feet to the place Of beginning, together with ali and
singular the appurtenan, rights privileges inn
provemens anu other here To the same he
longing or In any wise appertanng.
Terms: one third OF purchase money cash: balance
I'D equal instament at six twelve and eighteen months;
notes TO bear per cent pay able
ana to be- secured by decd OF premises sold or
all cash at option of put chaser. deposit of 100 ut
time or sale Conyeyancing Nc at cost of purchaser
Terms 10 be complied with in days otherwise right
reserved to resell at risk and cost OF de u,tng pur
chaser after five days public notice such
some newspaper published in Washington D. C.
CHRISTIAN o. LEDERER. ;,
ocl5-eo&ds HENkY II. BEEGMANN trustees
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CoNTRADIcTING Mr.. BLAINE-Mr, Blaine i'm
his speech at Pittsburg, referred to Chattanooga
as a point In the south where colored laborers
are paid sixty and seventy cents a day. The
Careful investigation here reveals the fact that
the lowest wages paid TO coiored laborers IN any
industry is ninety cents per day, and this rate
covers only few at the south Tredegar Iron
works. We may say generally that the scale
runs from 81 TO 81 90 for the great mass OF Goa
Ored men working in southern manufactures {"
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The POLICE Won BY STRATEGY.-A tenant
named Hurley, assisted by a oand OF neigh
bors successfully resisted eviction at Coma
kitty, County Cork. On Wednesday the whole
band let the house they had barricaded and
victory. The baffied police, however, had not
totally abandoned their side OF the hight. They
had retreated and gone into ambush, and whe a
Hurley and his little army had got well on
their way to the tavern the officers of the law
quickly put themselves between the abandoned
house aud its defenders aud succeeded in ar
resting all OF the latter
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. ExceDt Sunday
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corne. Pennsylvania Ave- and 1ltn g., b7
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Compan,

TpF EVENING STAR ~ served to suhscrsbcrs ,r 81.
city by carriers on their own account 10 cents ne
week. 44o. per month. Copies at the counter ,
cents each BY mail-postage prepad-5s, CEN. =
north: year ST: six months 80
Entered at the Post Office a. W sshineton n e a,
second class mali matter. - -
The WEEKLY STAR-pubifshe6 on Fridav-Sl =
year. postage prepaid Six months so cents
Is All mail subscriptions must he paid In advance
Il paper sent longer than Is paid for
Rates Of advertising made known NJ, ,,,r,,ca.,o
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IRUSIEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPnOVED PROPERTY, ON DELA-
WARE AVENUE, NEAR THE CAPITOL
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER -A
TWENTY-FIVE. Al QUARTER PAST Ill.,
fOCS O'CLOCK, In front OF the premises, by Ims1
virtue OF deed OF trust dated July 1882 and uuiy
recorded in Lber No: 1907. toio ass ct seq. we
Shall sell lots letered "C and D., of q subdivision
square No 6o6 fronting together ~ Delaw are
avenue between "B and CO. streets north. with the
improvements thereon
Terms of sale: Onetnrd of purchase money in cash;
the balance In two equal instruments and two
years from day Of sale. with interest for which the
notes secured by deed Of trust premises sold
shall be given. A d. pOsit of 500 will be required
when the lots are bid Off All conveyancing at pur-
chaser COST Trustees reserve the right the
property at purchasers risk, terms of sale be NOT
complied with within ten days.
WM. h PALMER
Oc1l-d&dS MCcLERESH trustees.
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dOMAS DOWLING, AuctiOneer.
TWO FINE PIANOS. SEVERAL MIRRORS PAR
LOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE IN SETS
AND SEPARATE PIECES, DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS, SMYRNA RUGS, ONE WALNUT
CABINET BEDSTEAD. CHINA AND GLASS
WARE. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
&c
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Fifty Double Desks belonging to the District govern
ment.
ALSO,
A lot of New and Secondhand Building Material.
material for Large China Closet
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses Carriages. Buggies, Wagons Harness. one
new Saddle and Bride and One White Pony.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD 1886,
at Ten O'CLOCK, in front and within my auction
rooms. shall sell varied collection Of Household
EHectS Oc2l-2t
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Quick Work With a DefauIter.

ARRAIGNED AT IL O'CLOCK, HE PLEADS GUILTY
AND Is TAKEN TO THE PENITENTIARY AT
NOON.
+. j. F. Bradley, ex-manager of the Pull man
Palace Car company, was arraigned in Chicago
yesterday morning before Justice Lyon on
the charge OF embeZZlement. He waived ex-
animation. 1t is understood that his trial IN
the criminal court will take place immed lately
and that 10y Saturday he Will be lodged In the
penitentlary.
Bradley was taken before Judge Collins at IL
O'Clock and plead guilty. The officers said he
expressed the wish to toe sent Joliet at once,
as he was an Xious TO get out again and have the
matter over with soon as possible. Judge
Collins sentenced him to i've years in the
penitentiary at Joliet. The necessary papers
was taken to Joliet on the noon train.