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T,Hos.aR wAaaAMAN, Real Estate Auct

AAO0s1 ~ W<AO0AMAN, Real E6tal0 AuCL-
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real ESTATE, SITUATE On FIRST STREET
WEST, BETWEEN L AND STREETS
c: BEING HOUSE NUMBERED 1922 FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST, CORNER OF FIRST
AND PIERCE STREETS
By virtue Of a certain decree made by the su- "A
Preme Court OF the district of Columbia on the :::1
10th day Of Mars March. 1885, In EQUITY caus .l::ik
NINETEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1886 ut
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front of the
premises, offer for sale al public auction, the high
est and best bidder. all those premises and parcels of
ground situate In the city Ut Washington, District
aforesaid and known on the ground plan Of the said
city as all OF original lot numbered thirty three
square numbered five hundred and ffty-seven (555l,
These premises front ~ feet on First street and
run back ~ feet on Pierce street, being the inter-
fectiOn OF those Streets and are improved by q sub
stan tiai three-s DRY brick dwelling
The terms Of sale are h OF the purchase money cash.
and the remainder In three equal payments. one,
two and three years from date sale with interest
secured to the Of the trustee: deposit Of
5000 Will be require at time of sale; cOnveyancng
and recording At purchasers cost If the terms u
sale shall not be complied with in 10 days from day
OF SALE then resale Ut risk and Of deaultug pur
chaser.
OcSdts JOHN w. PILLING, Trustee.
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NHANCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
OHOUSE ON 1TH SRTEET. NEAR CORNER OF

1NHANCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
OHOUsE ON 7TH SRTEET. NEAR CORNER OF
FSOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court go
OF the district OF Columbia sitting in equity, o.;
passed July =. 1886. in cause 1923. wherein ss9
Jennie Z. Ford ct al. plaintiffs and George Nam
Kin ct al are defendants, and at the risk and
the deiaptins purchaser At the sale hereunder made
OF the premises to the highest bidder on THURSDAY
OCTOBER FOURTEENTH. 1856. al Fl + O'CLOCK
p. NJ all that piece parcel of ground and premises
improved by ten room frame dwelling. known as
aud being parts OF lots aud 8, In square 1885, in the
city OF Washington In the District OF Columbia.
Terms OF sale by said decree: Onethird of the pur
chase money in cash, Onethird in six months Que
option OF purchaser; deferred payments secured by
deed OF trust with interest at per cent One hum
dred dollars to be paid by purchaser when property
Is bid OFT II terms of sale complied with in
days the trustee may resell at defauitng purchasers
cost
ANDREW A. LIpSCOMB, Trustee,
Office 321 Ala street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers. Oc2-d&ds
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THEIR WORK Az HOME AND ABgoAp
Tho episcopal delegates auG the house Of
bishops met rs "A board oi mi -sions in Chicago
Saturday afternoon. Bishop Walker OF North
Dakota, spoke of the marvellous growth Of
population i'm that portion ot the territory.
Two thousand school houses had been built
Eleven episcopal churches tad been built dur.
Ing the past three years TNe bishop spoke OF
The lamentabc coauiiion OF the ujibNay In
dams in the Turtle Mountain, who were cou.
tinuslly on the verge al siaryatioI.
Bishop Boone missionary oshup Of shanghai.
said the work OF the church in ChliIn was az.
vided between himself and The bsirui,s of tho
Church OF Bingham lie spoke 81 the great dis
courageInent which the missionaries of all the
CHRISTIAN churches iouad la thiiia Tor many
wears, bni they mad seen splendid results ar
thelr work la late years. Tie educated CHI
nese young men who had joined the church
were how actively aiding la spreading the gos-
pei throughout China
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the dnish Of the oeventy-tWo hour Walking
match in New BEDFORD, Ma, Saturday night
ths score was . lollOvs: Taylor, s35 nile;
Haglomon, SIS miles; Noremac 02l DiAnG:
1ufns, al miles Esan. 9O7 mileE Alderman,
2o1 Wilsg Day, IA mitoG Jawao 0rana cham.
pion r1neer ~ AnerieA has eAalioaGe1 the
winner. Il viii be aocePSo1
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ItNKUSIEES SALE OF VALgAHLE IA BEE Re
sEs &
By virtue Of deed Of trus. bearing date the It'll "a
day OF July. AID. 1854, and recorded In Liber s
the District of Columbia, and al the request OF the
party secured thereby. shall offer for sale at pub
YES ~
ecribed real estate situate i'll the city OF ashngton
District OF Columbia to wit; AN that certain piece or
Parcel par Of land known aud on the gronnd
and sixty-ve N65) in Brainard H Warmers subd
and ty-six 1856 as the said subdivision is duly
CORDED In the office Of said District IN 6oGx
the n on sr se H. ndot i
feet six inches. due the southwest corner Of
inches an alley east Is
south 80 feet INCHES 70 street and thence west
house
notes Of the purchaser must be given to bear interest
% Ct
sold or All S q, ii the option OF ne
sale. All conveyancins At purchaser cost Terms
IF sale to be complied with in seven days, otherwise
cost of the defauting purchaser after five days adj
vertisng In some newspaper published In Washing
BRAINARD II. WARNER, Trn.tees
,oo-.,s sAML MADDOX, r,os 49,.
~ The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. UNTIL III
FhlDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER FIRST. 1885,
RkAINAHp H. WARMER, Trustees
se25-eod ' 6uScANsoN BROS. Aucts.
sss2s SAbs E 1 F9s 81
iss1 isH Il M SIS1 aea R,ecr
oc1-eod >'' DUNcaSsoN Bros. Aucts
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THE EVENING STAR
EDUCATIONAL.

EDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF now D N
VI UNIVERSITY
pta. a follows: '~A""
surgical by Prof Neal F. Graham NJ d.
Practice of VI eoicine by Prof T. II Hood M N
PurVis. NJ. ID. =" " - ID
Eeyhuru. NJ. ID. = -'
se2S-lm G. b PURvIs. Secretary, his 18th st.
st'HtEBE4- NSTITUTE-PRINCIPAIS, MISS SUI
sic POLLOCK, OF Boston. trained in Germany
anu Hiss e. X <OERR- Graded school Prin,arv
AGFanI ell aud kindergarten Departments German
1871 81. seI-arcs
AMES CORRIDON. PROFESSIONAL, TIJTOR
~ sixteen years In schools and colleges Exact
scientific instruction given schools and Residences
IN Shorthand. as written AT the Capitol Book keep
ing Ladies Angular Handwriting, popular style
society correspondence in Europe and America p
d. q \, round hand preferred tor Department records
Speucerian system. Lettering. &c. Superb written
and Engraved WISHING Cards, Gard stand. House of
Representatives. Evening classes Mt the Columbian
college Preparatory school. 1885 st N W. seI5-Iul*
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Deeeetiye Anstein, of ChicuUe. NO hes hss~
Souisoa mood esook. " Amorisnn aotl -
arrived y London with an ussSulHnk 81 =.
peees y leave e. nexs wsansnAnV wlah -
pG1oO0oc.
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KILOGRAMS TO THI STAR
s,rr~.AereA ~ the uexsss.s.

a NAN WANTED FOR MURDER IN TEXAS ofvB2
UP AFTER A LfrTLk DELAY.
LAREDO TEX. Oct 11.-Jusn Coy. one Of The
rang who were engaged I'm the late ksruss
coonty shooting scrape. In which the Elder
brothers and several other parties were killed,
was arrested In New Laredo. Mex, at the ilsti-
cation of sheriff sancheH. OF this county, aud
apt Smith, OF the Rangers, alter much rcd
the governor OF Tamaulpss Ia order ~ pro-
cure an order which would permit the New
Laredo officers 10 give him up. The propcr
light Saturday night the prisoner was turned
yer TO the Texas oiiicers, and 10 now Ia jail In
.his city, from which point he will soon be tor.
sarded to the scene oi his crime. His cotnrade,
Garcia by name, Is also. or has been, in New
Laredo, and will probably he arrested and
shows the good feeling existing among the ON
Gals OF the two laredos
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NJ kWCOMB q LOGAN, General Auctioneers
An 1916 III street northwest.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM
PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH, at
Hal aALFipAST FOUR M, we will sell some Of the
hnest Building Lots east the Capitol, and facing
public reservation. These lots are Il $500
North carolina avenue, 81 feet on street, and 40
square feet
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF THE
LOTS Will be sold Houses No. 635 and No 637 +
street southeast These houses in thorough repair
Terms al sale
A. n. MEEKER, r.,..
EDW'D CASTELl- AAuS'ee1
NEWCOMB d LOGAN. AuctiOneers Oc0-4t
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1T8uSAC60 VI N0ok E0t8ESs
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: John
$5,1oO Charlotte D. Graham to A. H. mere
dith, sub lot P, SO. $50; $1,000. Jane Lawson
Camp to sarah F shepherd. part lots ls and
lot s, 50. 1869; p. Citizens Building Co. to p.
Kelley sub lSs 49, 81 sss Bette na
rison sub lots 5 and 4, 50. ss7, sub lot ii, SO.
ss and pfstsN ana and
property; $500. ]. sherman, trustee, to NJ II.
MssaM Ht No. 6iesx "a hsgh
". Danenhower TO ". o Conway, sub lot A,
So 7sl 1000 ,l p: I .s a1 to T. W Parsons
CESS to d. A. Windsor ct al, sub lot 50, so. 24O
S3,25O. D. A. Windsor ct al. to Caroline j.
Maynard, same property; $1,000. Harriet l.
A, B, c, B aud i, 50. 2tS; aa.lzs.42. Anna
S. Guthrldge to James F. Fitch. lot /. Lanier
Hsghts; $2;s12S SI;,., w. ', r aa%,l.9n 70 e
SO, P: rs sub. and TO 9 and as to 7s Is sub,
50. 444; 900. ". g; Conway % W, Danen.
s n1Sss p g ss c e. n sas
stilson Hutchins, sub lots IS and IA and pt. IS,
so. 222; s.. E Boyd Faulkner ct ii. TO ]. NICK.
as 1ss i1S Z assspsS VIEW
Ohm ssa oss:
America closed its third biennial and thirty
eighth annual session in Philadelphia Saturday
night, after sitting i've days. with $50 delegates
present The Sonowine Grand ofaoeE were
headquarters in Phiisaelphia; Grand Master,
Grand Master, 2. 3. Morris. Chicago, M; Grand
Secretary, v: p e. aoTerc Pa,ilaSaslphia. PS;
Z; Board Of Directors, 4. 3 Latimore. BosiQP.
y. smith, Hampton: Va; 7: H. Wright. Wash.
the next place Of meeting. John Ross Davis,
colored, who died Of heart disease IN fhtladeE-
mia last week where he was attending the
Grand t Lodge q ODD Fellows Is 2 dsleests nom
chs CITY, was buried rom the Metropolitan A.
Il e Church yesterday ellernooa. Rev. w:
0asons ana the nistrict 0sHnd CHAPTER, r 4.
III. and Eureka Lodge q Odd FslloWs a.
tended the funeral
Busrrrs NEu C0lgTNa 10 WAsHIyaToN.-
The Representatives ef dfteen stesmseiD con.
panies and Membsrs Of the New York Produce
Exchanae. who accepted the invitation az the
Old po1hInie9 Line so@psay sor 9 pi9sssss
Richmond. 4ashington, and naldinors, sailsd
Gom Men York on the eteaner 0uyaadotte
G~t.,~a.-~ 3kav yviIl svokuFD Wedn0aday.
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Over l.soo MsIes In . shuG.

THE LONG VOYAGE or FOUR wTscoNsIS BoYa
CAMDEN, ARK. Oct 11.-Myron Rics. Roselie
Allen, Fred Grey and another com panion. four
Dung men from Oconomowoc, Wis.,, arrived
here saturday, having left Watertown, via.
the nrst day oI August in an open boat Tor 3
voyage TO this section tor the purpose ol permar
nentty locating. The two first named arrived
friday, being slkt y-iour days route 10 Arkan.
sas Clty, aiter travelling over 800 miles by
river. Grey left them below Hannibal, having
a malsrlai attack. The other companion threw
Up the sponge and quit the party at Fort Akin.
son, and has not been heard from aimee (;rev
Is also here Rice aud Allen had quite a roman.
VIC ana eNentiui trip. being capsszed once in the
Ies MONIES Rapids, but saving their guns and
luggage, and rightug their boat, resumed their
Journey. They report game scarce along the
squirrels. They look rather worsted' and de.
serve credit ior their enerxy aud staying quail
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nANENHOWER q SON.
IL Real Estate and Insurance. 8
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY SIX-ROOM
BRICK DWELLING. No 1908 U STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY SIX-ROOM
BRICK DWELLING. No 1908 STREET
NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed oftrust dated June 18TH A. e.eA
~ 1883, and duly recorded In Liber No. 1.l32, :.M
folio "a ct seq, Of the land records Of the g
District q Columbia, and by direction Of the party
thereby secured the subscribers will sell vt public
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF o. TOBEK. AID. 1856 at
FIVE O'CLOCK T. ~. the following described Real
TONS recorded subdivision of original Lot numbered
In square numbered 332. together with the building
and improvements thereon
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest six per
cent; deferred payments to be secured by deed of
trust on the property or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser deposit of 500 required at time of
SALE II terms OF sale are not complied with within
seven days amer the day of sale property resOld
at the risk and pense OF defauting purchaser All
conXeyancing at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM w. DANENHOWER, lu-..
WASHINGTON DANkNHOWER, trustees.
THOS. BOWLING, AucI oc7-d6ds
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AUCTION SALES.

PsEaHIE5sMnRToR Ar.r SALE oF ABOUT l20OO
sFkEEiEA East A AHn NoRfH T sHkEEF
II RMEERRsfPA 4 FIVE $685. ne n
PART OF s9gAKE SOUTH OF SQUARE 1927.
III ess os ss f 81 M staest ess. avenue
one Of tho r,o., 10 ds.t feet on street north.
Terms; One half CASH balance in one and two years.
sT :" bear six per cent
.n ea 4, win right
gay days public advertisement in some newspaper pub
s!sd :s %s ::
oc9d&ds DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctionesra
SALE LIE o E., WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE
FITS SHAke5EF9 9y 4fR 1 Sn1sa G aNb
men.sins AZ TEN ocLocR A. n. we shall sell. At
Of Se
aouu. twenty well-iurnished rooms. partially
AA sI1 Ri3ME ~ Hack WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES AsH BTg1TEs kkEsA kA rAE W4
Cha WHINGr T WAkbRopHs
rSEEk sMh YEA otSTEE Easy Wy yHAH WAtSE
hGFEAys SS6 WAsHsTA Sf sE sSpHkloR
MADE SPRING AND OTHER MATTRESSES,
EASY CHAIRS. LACE CURTAINS AND COR.
MN1HGES: CHIFFoNIERs, HAIR MATTRESSES.
WHAINOTS, FEATHER PILLOWS AND
holsters. PATENT ROCKERS. HALL
SDHhaAaihS; bRus>ELS. HALL AND STAIR CAR
PEiS; FINE ODY BRUSSELS RUGS DIFF
EERENr SIZES; BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
IHkOUGHOUT HOUSE; BLANKETS. BED
R1NG, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. KITCHEN
This residence S furnished with the best articles.
Keeping.
oc9-4t WALTER r WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucta
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WE ARE ON THE ROAD OF IMPROVEMENT.
Our store, under the influence Of skilled workmen,
has been safely lowered, and the fittings are being
rapidly replaced We are going to have a modern and
convenient Grocery store. in which will be fund vt
all times the very BEST OF FAMILY SUPPLIES,
ana al the Most Moderate Prices. You want TO keep
your eye on the date OF our Opening
ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER lsr
Due notice OF which will be given through the papers
However. 1t will be number of days before we can
rearrange our goods, and in the meantime you can
purchase TEAS and COFFEES of the finest quality
and flavor At way down prices OLD WHISKIE
and WINES al remarkably low figures the best four
MINNESOTA PATENT. $500 per bill: SAUCES
PICKLES. DC. without number
Hoa can save money. Give NJ . cab.
n. 7. WETZ0ER BRO
seq AIT 7th st NV
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B. WILLIAMS q CO., A

WALTER B. WILLIAMS d CO., AuCts
TWo-sToRY BRICK DWELLING. No 1895
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On WEDN ESDAY, OCTOBER THIRTEENTH, at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, we shall sell lot a. in Mccoy 8
subdivision of lot No. 8. square $685. improved by q
six rooms and bath: hot and cold water
Terms made known at sale.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., AuctioneerA
ocf4.dt ~
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TTNHOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctionecr.
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY. ON L
STREET, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND
TWENTY-FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST
On "WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER THIR-%>
TENTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, / will offer a -
for sale, in front Of the premises Lot 49, In Square,
Terms day of sale. THos. E WAGGAMAN,
oco.9,1l.l24t Auctioneer.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF CERTAIN
Il MATERIAL IN THE BRICK BUILDINGS AND
CERTAIN FRAME BUILDINGS SITUATED IN
SGT iRES Nos 72S $50 AND 731.
Sealed Proposals will be recev ed at the ONCE of the
Secretary of the Interior until TW ELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, FRIDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, 1885. for the
safe of ali the material excepting brick, stone, marble
and joists contained in the following described build
ings:
Pennsylvania Ave. s. E-Nos 1O7. u.s. 49, 121,
l23 LIS. 126. 121. 12S. 12a. 1884, 1876, 13S.
A street ;. E--Nos 123. 129 I41, 143, las, lat.
u street :. E--NO. Ito.
First street :. E--Nos 2. IL. a. 16, 1S, 20, 100.
East Capitol str eet-Nos 1U3, los, lO7, 1O8
CAROLS Alley, square 1xYl-Nos i, 2 3, 4, 3, 6,
.. 3. 10, a. 10. 80.
And also the following mentioned frame buildings
Nos. Ill and ll3 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
No ITO First street southeast
Nos. l2o and LIS street southeast
Nos Is ana 20 CAROLS Alley (12U)
The right Is reserved to reject any all bids
Further information may be obtained tn office of
the commission for the construction Of Congress
sionai Library building, No. las East Capitol street.
L. Q c. LAMAR.
EDWARD CLARK,
A. R SPOFFORD,
oc51-9ll-l3 CommisS OnerS
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BOWLING. Auct,onser.

FTyHOMAS BOWLING. Auclonser.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
A corner Lot containing 4,642 square feet ~
fronts GA feet ga inches on street by 100 feet
Second street. Fine chance for building small houses
Improved by oneatory frame cottage ~ feet front by
hen house. Yard contains peach, cherry and plum
trees
The above described property will be sold ct auction
In front of the premises on THURSDAY, OCTOBER
FOURTEENTH. 1886. 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
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IUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera

lUNCANSON BROS. AuctlOneera
RECEIVERS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD CURNI-
TURE, TOOLS, &C, &c.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court CT the
District OF COuu bia passed the I'd day Of October
1886, in the cause of Francis T. J. Murphy Leonard
Geneste Equity 1915. l. Receiver will SELL at the
auction rooms of Duncanson Bros, 9Th and streets
northwest. on TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH,
A. d. 1856. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, q large assOrt-
ment of Household Furniture, Frames, Tools, &c, &C
Terms cash.
Oc2d CHAS G. DUNCANSON Recover.
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CLCvERIUs TO BE HANGED AT RICHMOND OF
THE TENTH DAY or DECEMBER
In Richmon d, Va, saturday afternoon a car.
fiage containing two guards aud prisoner
Thomas j. Cluverius rolled up 10 the entrance
OF the musings court, where Judge Thomas a
Atkins was In waiting TO pass final sentence Ut
death upon the murderer of Fannie Lillian
Madison. On his way Ia te court M prisoner
air was quiet aud preoccupied.aud kis tchay i,r
before t!ie Judge nerNy and scl.-ro,s,.ssc,i lIis
hope that not inany would lie lies'.nt graz.
lheo, ior less tian t!4ifiy Tcop.U there.
After lew whispered words q, Judge Crumn
one OF his conn>ei, the prisoner sL,ou up 10
hear read the order OF tlie court of aiir-als al.
nrming The decision of the musings court his
eyes meanwhile ri,cled upon the desk
Judge Atkins then said: IL hODIas .!.tluyerigs.
the supreme court having oNcrruiri ,our. n,-
piication Tor a new trial aud affirmed the 1ud...
nlent oi THIS Court oi jane 10, $50. AZ oecou,cs
my duty 10 TX a day for the eNccutIoa OF that
Judgment. Have you amy tu.ng Ia say:'
Cluserfus, who had stood sifausl lioiionless
while the Judge was speaking. changed his
altitude slightly when that soieunn question:
Was put. lie siill The same nersy man
as during the trial. MOI a, .uIvcr cuuId la
seen In The muscles OF his lace. He looked
then suddenly added, "Notuing buI what I
have sand
Judge Atkins then sentenced Llnl 10 10
hanged on the 10Th day OF December next, he.
tween the hours of a. TIl. au1 q a. ni lie was
then returned 20 jail. He viii ue allowed tine
same privileges heretofore accorded him by
the jailer. iiis Only chance nov is with tie
governor, who, n Is Thought, VIII not Interfere.
The Earl Answers slse n usapand
DENIAL OF DE BEssAuDE's CHARGES ny
LORD ioSsDALE.
Lord Lonsdale's answer la The suit brought
against HIM by Mr. David de Bensuade, Miss
Violet Cameron husband, Was served upon the
plaintiffs attorneys, Mcssrs jacobs BrotherH
by the legal representative, Of the earl, AiessrS
Howe Il Hummeli, In New Work Saturday,
Some OF the clauses Of the long answer ara
interesting. LORI Lonsdale admits that De
Bensaude and Violet were lawfully married.
and that they have one cbid now la England
so far Us any affection between De Benhaude
and Violet goes. the earl swear lac never heard
Of IT, and further, lie savers the TACT TO be TINT
said piaintin conduct Ia his said vile t.,s been
cruel, abusive and indecent" According 10 his
information and belief, he also declares that
the husband Jailed 10 properly provide Tor the
support and main tenance OF his vile aud child.
Touching the charges 81 his intimacy with
Violet, Lord Lonsdaie says: fine allegation in
tile complaint IL maiIciousiy false ana untrue"
Finally, the earl denies that De Bensa uoe haa
sustained amy damage at all. NiueI's earn.
ings are now solely her own, subject To the laws
OF New York and not OF England and he de-
nE,nds that Lhe complaint be dismissed. The
suit Will come up before the supreme court cir
cult early in November.
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FoRT MCkAvErT, Tax. Oct ll.-w 4.
Walden was shot aud Instantly killed yesterday
by lepuiy sheriff Is. +. Daniels. Walden " "a one
Oh the best known men ia West Texas ile wna
drunk, aud practical Joker. he had a long
pole with a hook attached. lie was reaching
Tor Daniels legs, with the Intention oi trippiug
him. He succeeded once. aud Daniel, very
Positively REQ tiested him Ia des.si. lie reached
again. Inc deputy drew his pistol aud Opened
nrc Five shots were discharged, only one
taking effect. Daniels WAS arrested. Walden WAS
wealthy
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CATALOGUE SALE
ORIENTAL CARPETa.
RUGS
PORTIEREA LAMRREOUIEs AND ZINE
EMBk0IDERIES
Embracing Rare pieces, such a.
ROYAL AGRA CARPETS. CAIRO RUGS, SILK
BoKHARA AND sHERAH RUGS, An
T40UE HALL RIGS, AND
OTHER sPECIMEN8
OF GREAT
VALUE
The Catalogue Embraces About Thirty Large Cerpsta
To be cold ~ Public Auction,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. AND IRIDAY,
0CTOBER THIRTEENTH, FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH. lSaa
Commencing n
HLEVEN An. and THREE O'CLOCK P.M each
Day
GRAND ExHIRITI0N
MONDAY and TUusDAY,
oCroBEH ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH.
n EHD
FIRST FLOOR OF NY aALEsRoO1A.
6outhwea Cor. of Penna avenue ahd 1lth street.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-11
AUCTION SALES.

SAFE OF VALUABLE THREE
l. STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. On
STREET NORTH BETW ZEN SEVENTEENIH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-11
TOMORROW.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
DARK BAY HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD GOOD
DRIVER SOUND, KIND AND GENTLE; CAN
BE DRIVEN BY LADY: A SPLENDID
FAMILY HORSE FEARS NOTHING; AT AUG
TON.
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWELFTH.
at TWELVE O'CLOCK. we will sell in front OF our
SalesrOoms the above Horse to which the attention VI
buyers is called. ocH2t
DuNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
~ 9th aud streets northwest.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SMALL LOT OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CONSISTING OF
BuKEAU. WAsHsrAND, TABLES. CHAIRS
UPHOLSTERED AND CANE SEAT), SOFAS,
BOOKCASE BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS, PICTURES. ROCKERS, &C., &C, AT
AUCTION.
BY virtue of an order passed By the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, holding special term
probate business, We will sell al the auction rooms Of
DuncansOn Bros, 9th and streets northwest TUES-
DAY MORNING. OCTOBER TWELFTH, A D.
1885 at TEN O'CLOCK. to the highest bidders for
cash. the furniture mentioned above.
FANNIE V. RAGGOTT,
HENRY WISE GARNETT,
WIN. JNO. MILLER,
Administrators of the Estate of Edward Foreman,
Deceased. Oc6-5t