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Business Failures Of the week.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The business failures
during the last seven days as reported by r. G.
Dun & Co., number tor the United States 166.
and for Canada "a, or a total of 100 as COM
pared with a total OF POI last week, and 1856
the week previous to the last.
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THE s$$ $Sss WI As esy s5szHwrz
STEEL 4 frn5f sGEf ff4S Ssss
Trains leave Washington from station. ofsixth
For Pittsburg and the West. Chicago Limited Express
Ine asse s Cars g, y0 A. daily
and Hoel Car to St Louis: daily. except saturday.
es seep apre Cars o to sy
At Harrisburg with western ixpr reec WitS
PACIFIC Express 1000 F. n daily. for p fittsSars
and tine West. with through sleeper Harrisburg to
BALTIMORE ANb POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Sana1daigua. Rochester. Buffalo. lagarA
Cars Washington to RochesIer "''''
For wIliamlsport Lock haven and Eimira, at $50
For New York and the East, 7:15. 900 and HOO A.
so y NJ w.? uS 4 i5SS an NJ 1 On s p
Limited Express OF Pullman Parior Cars. $40 A.
For sa e ssnds day.
For Bsook} ,l n X all through trains connect at
ing directiransier to Fulton street. avoiding double
feIriage across New York City.
s5 1906 and 99 sSd H. "a sansx
gHO a. 81. 200, 4;l5, 500; 1000 and 11:2O p n.
For isSs sSS S 3ls ss s 7
s9d 11:29f IN NJ on sunday; eOY, 300 90 AM:
Z0O, $50, 6Oo. l:lO, 1910 and 11:2O r NJ.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 7:15 A. NJ, 1905 and 4:23 NJ daily.
except Sunday. Sundays, 900 A. NJ, 4:l5 P. NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rail.
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 600 7.O5 s:25, 1855, and IL 35 A.
sn 2S ., ~ 90 49, col s:o5 and l1s5 NJ. On
For Richmond and the South, 500, 1885 A. NJ daily
- and 4:30 r. ~ daily, except sunday.
1000, 1910 A. NJ loo, 3:U5, 3:23 $40. 7:O5,
and lO:42 p. NJ, and l2:1O midnight Except Mon.
day.. On Sunday at 500 and 1910 A. NJ: 7,O5.
lO:42 p. NJ. and 1910 night
tickets and Information the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station where orders can be lett checking
OF baggage to destination from hotels and Residences
CHAS. h. PUGH. General Manager
]. r WOOD. General Passenger Agent iyI2
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EARTHQUAKE I'm California;.
To Put I'm the Price OF Cool

GERMANTowN, CAL, Sept. 3.-Two heavy
shocks OF earthquake, following each other In
rapid succession, were felt here at midnight.
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Fire I'm BaltimOre.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Sire this morning de-
stroyed the fourth floor of No. 161 w. Pratt
street, occupied by John NJ. Hartel, paper box
manufacturer. The lower floors were occupied
by different parties, whose stocks were dam
aged by water. The damage is estimated at
$1,000
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

CEILING OUT! EVERY DAY.
p INDIAN TEA CT
5 ID. Silver Starch Csc Cider Vinegar, 25c gal.
Golden syrup, 4Oc Family Flour, = bbL, SL26
Plantation Java, Roasted Zoe. ID.
Best Family Flour Il Dbl, $l.4O.
Tea worth soc. only Soc i'd.
Csc SOC 10.
55c. 4Oc. lb
45c. soc To-
Mexican Coffee, Roasted, Ice Ill.,
South Carolina Rice. &c. ID
Cakes Olein Soap, 25c. Green Coffee 1Oc ID
Family Flour. 81 Dbl Extra Flour S4 to 81 Is Ibl
shoulder Meat, &c. h. No. Nc, 25c. doc.
INDIA TEA CO., 446 7th st. sw
Send postal. ani3
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BALTIMORE NM september s-ytrx,p,a .rsa.
consolidated o. do new three ola; do ten-Iortssn
30 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nm september. 3--cotton dull
middhnr, Ga Flour steady aud aaiet~Howard
street AND western super. 2.5Va2 40. do extra.
3 ees 90 iamily s. .Sa4.Jo city mills super.
4ox PatApsco family. 5lo; do. sup~rlAtI,e ps.teut
o.oo W neat-southern hrm and more active; VEST
erh lower; southern red, ota,s. do. amber sassts
sSs4as5is; October. s7as.l. NOVEMBER sss asked
Sorh-southern nfm and quiet western hg ser and
auii: southern white oa5i; southern yellow, 5la52:
Der. AGA asked: steamer. 4Tlasss. Oats arm and
quiet-southern 2saSs western white lSa.,,: WESTERN
mixed 3Oa32; Pennsylvania, 2saB4 Rye steady ard
nrm, o4a5s. Hay steady-priine "a choice WESTERN
sOoa1 400 Provisions Arm and Iairly active Mesa
pork. 25all.75. Bulk meats-siouloers and clear
r cs sides ss packed. Sss1h Baoon-shouders s.D:
Butter hrm-western packed. lual >: creamery l,a2o
Eggs higher and active, loal7. Petroleum steady
to talr e>4al0.& sugar steady-A soil, o.: copper
refined quiet. sisas<. Whisky steady aud firm
l.lSal 20 Frexhts 10 Liverpool per steamer quiet
soaS ASH barrels Wheat S bushels sa1n
29Oo bushels: OATS 1000 bushels rye, 600 buxhelA
Shipments-nour $40 barrels wheaI.6s 500 bushels:
corn a.,iV0 bushels s~ies-wheai. o3o,SOo eushsisi
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, september. 3. IL q m-There
was active bidding for wheat the opening this morn
Ing octoo-r started NJ 7Sa4 advanced 70 7sssc but
October. "a. Pork. October started q lOI.s but
fell OF TO io:s2ls LAsd.oc,oeer. $50
FINED FOR WASTING PoroMAc wArKR-Den.
mis- Connell was before the Police Court this
The judge reminded him OF the fact that water
was scarce on Capitol hill, and persons on the
lower levels should be more careful I'm using the
water. A nne OF i've dollars was imposed.
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District Government AMairs.

CALLING FOR FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Tichenor TO prepare comparative statement
of the amount appropriated, the amounts
estimated by the Commissioners and the
estimates as approved BY the Secretary Of the
Treasury for support OF the District for the
current year, and also 10 show the approprfle.
; aSr sne yea. sne1e 1ane So, 1856 sna
the latter can be ascertained.
VENTILATION FoR $500 YEAR.
The Commissioners are In receipt from Mr. ].
A. Hayden proposition to apply his "Germi-
eide Protective system of Ventilation" 10 the
public schools OF this District, TO the end that
these schools, congregating such large masses
area or q focus for the concentration and spread
of disease. The owner of the system proposes to
apply it to all the public school buildings in the
District for % 500 per annum.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwistle a.
follows: J. w Whitsel, erect two-story and
I'd and Sd streets, West Washington: 81, 500.
Com. Queen, erect two-story stable, in alley in
rear OF street, between 18th and 18th streets
two-story dwellings, 18th street, between A
and East Capitol streets southeast; $500. D. b.
Croft, erect two-story and basement dwelling
at and Boundary streets; $500. N. Du r
Lee, erect a two-story stable, rear OF 1921 New
Hampshire avenue northwest 81 500 Mr..
inssa corner " and 10th streets }aWe.
$4,000. B. H. Warner 4 Co., erect three two
story dwellings, Cleveland avenue northwest;
houses, two stories, n, between I'd and Canal
streets southwest; $500. Geo. e. Emmons,
erect three-story and pasement dwelling. Hi.
yer avenue northwest; $4,000. w: A. stewart
erect i've twostory and basement dwellings, H
street, between LIST and North Capitol streets
northeast; $4,000. w. A. Stewart, erect tve
LIST and North Capitol streets northeast; S5, 600.
Mrs. L. c. Francis, erect . three-story and cellar
dwelling. Massachusetts avenue, between 18th
and 14th streets northwest; $13,5OO. Mrs, b,
+. Juenemann, erect two tWostory DWELLINGS,
II street, between 18th and 18th northeast:
$4,000. Mrs. Maury, erect q two-story stable
in rear Of 1912 X street northwest; 81 600.
G. q. Cornweli, erect q two-story ware room,
alley between 14th and 18th streets on Penn.
sylvauia avenue; 800.
NIsCELLANEoUA.
Mr.. E. B. Grain has asked the Commissioners
precinct TO arrest parties violating the ish laws
L0eal Notes.
The will of Mary Ellen Boman, filed to-day,
leaves her money, about $3.50, to Rev. Father
Walter for The benefit OF the church. and her
bedding and household goods 70 the IAtsle eis-
tiers OF the Poor. =
The complimentary excursion to Mn. A. r.
Kretchmaf on the steamer Mary Washington
has been postponed until Monday evening
next
The steamer Lady Of the Lake will make her
usual trip 70 Plney Point tomorrow evening,
leaving 9Th street wharf at $50 o'clock.
VIM. BRAKEMAN reports stolen from his money
drawer s..
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10UNCANsON BROS, Auc1loneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NEk OF II STREET NORTH AND SEVEN
TEENTH STREET WEST, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue ofa deed oftrust to the undersigned ~:
ana John y. Hanna NOW dec'di bearing date &c.,
DscsmSes 81. 1883. ana reoolded in Lihef No -
tsit Of cSiumbia and BY order Of the party thereby
fscns Of the premises on MONDAY, the SIXTH
DAY Of SEPTEMBER. AID. 1885, at FAVE
OCAOCk PM. "All that piece or parcel or lot OF
ground situate and lying In the city OF Washington.
District OF Columbia, and known and destgnated on
The plsts and plans Of said cit parts Of lots nna
heeed twentylhree (28) and twenty-four (24) In w.
b Hill trustee. and others subdivision OF lots IN
square numbered one hundred aud stxtydve Q66l,
g the southwst corner Of said SQUARE and
running thence east street thirty 900 feet thence
ISssn Sne hundred and nine u09 feet themes wsst
stssss one hundred and nine l10S) feet e oegnning
Terme OF sale One-thtrd OF the purchase price In
iseA
A cash deposit Of $500 will BE- required at the
TIME OF sale: and II terms not complied with 70
tee days after date Of sale the property may be re0d
g the risk and Of the deanlnS purchaser on dve
osvs 1uenc advertissment .surcpc
..o,,xo,.s AAHLoN . zSha1aE s,,ss.
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nj En-.

INGRAM On Thursday, September ID 1850 II
40 Am-, ISABELLA INGRAM, In tie eighty frs
year Of her age "
Funeral al residence Of her son-iD.law, Robert
four O'Clock pm
STEWART. On Thursday, September ID 1888 ss
S:4o w. Mrs ELIZABETH STEWART, widow "
the late William Stewart aged seventyslx yeara two
months aud tweuty-seven days
May she rest In peace.
Her funeral viii take place SUNDAY, NJ three O'Clock
pm. nom ~ Patrick church. Relatives and frtend0
are respectfully invited TO attend.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

n ALLY LIN E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS GEORGE iEAKY and LADY OF THE
r1nsr tHkK rA AkAy j. At K6 5,S PM krp
Ronnd-Irip Tckel Good on Either Boat Boat. :"
az s s;5ss fk Xhs
Steamer Lake tsSn th Street Whaf TUESDAY
Leary stops al Piney Pc mt and Cornfield Harbor
going and returning. Lake stops at Piney Point
Teach. Steamer Leary connects a, Norfolk with Bos.
ton and Providence steamers Both steamers connect
minion Line tor New and ali railroad lines south
secure rooms and tickets al the b. and o. Offices
press 6O3 Pennsylvania ave- where baggage may be
checked from hotels and private RESIDENCES For fur.
calls sa ASovee ashed Sce q
rates goes into effect Monday. 2sth je25
E,OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs
,..v1 NEW y, IRON STEAMER ,IsA. "WAKEFIELg
hea We 1t6-strest wharf on MONDAYS. THURS
TGEsDAYs, FRfDAYs and srNbA9 D. me- me'q ioncl
Mo WITH
Is. d o. Il r at shephs a%ss see schedule s,,
C W. RIDLEY. Manager - \ Ase iss
PoToMAC TRANSCRIPTION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE,
CAPT w c. GEoeHEsAN,
more leaving stephensons wharf foot Sth ST. every
SUNDAY. pm. aud Baltimore every FRIDAY at
Stops at River landings Freight received on Sat.
urdays only, and must be prepaid
Apply to STEPHENSON & Bro
mh1O-6m 18th and Pa ave and 9TH st. wharf
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
Il Frs JOHN GIBSON and Z. C. KNIGHT leave
Pier ~, East RIVER n. Y, every SATURDAY ut D.
m; 9Th st. wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. ap4
Mt. VERNON! Mt. VERNON!
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN
Leaves 5th-Street wharf daily Except Sunday for
Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock q m Returning reaches
Washington about $3.50 pm.
sel6 l. L. BLAKE. Captain.
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THE COLUMBIA DEMocRArIc CLUD.--At q
meeting OF the Columbia Democrattc club last
Executtve, Nessr1. Noble d. LAarner. Henry
Wise Garrett Charles A. Elliott Bernard b
Dickson (chairman) Thomas J. Llttrell, Noble
D. Larnef, H I. Biscoo and R q Rdmonston.
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COMMITTED TO JAIx.-sReur Lawson. the
Johnson'ecook shop and aftsrwards severely
beat special Officer Wetmore, was committed
to jail to-day 70 await the action 81 the grand
Jury.
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A Boys Terrible Fate.

PIrTsBURG, Sept. 3.-John Welsh, aged II
years, was instantly killed in the Union Foun.
dry and Machine cOmpany's works, Allegheny
city, shortly before noon to-day, He was
bly, mangied, xearIS every bone being broken.
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RAILROADS.
RALTiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect SUNDAY, NAY goth. 1855. until
further notice.

Leave Washington from Station. corner OF New
, For Chicago 1000 am. and 1910 pm daily: The
ana he m Is fsss Limited Express fot PITTSBURGH
caEe morning al 500 20 Extra iare is Charged
Oh tnis train for fast time.
For CINCINNATI. louisville and St Lous daily q $50
ses Cars to above points snsdnss
Lo1ls a;rryng in CINCINNATI next morning at .:4h
81 LOWS S;ao pm No extra fare is charged on this
Of For pi,!sbursh 2. 1900 and s.55 daily; TO
For Lynchburg Natural Bridge. Lexington and
g ssspes Station ply
sandsS and d ioiS Ia daii9 '''o ',
For Baltimore week days s. e:so. $40. 100, $50
So 1889 40 a 5io a5 co is SIS and e.
nor f.:ln fo on sn so $50 and 1873 s
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
WsshInein to New Orleans e $50 p p. m Sleeper to
For Wilmington. Delaware, and intermediate points
oetween baltimore and Wilmington, 3:l5 p. m daily
For Annapolis $40 am. and 1910 and 4ao pm,
more $40 so a 4:ao ss
and .oo PIN on Sundays SAD a M ' and 80, $50
1n
Pm daily; 44o m daily except sunday for p.ine
On Sunday stops =. ali stations. For GaHersbrg and
ain sr points points. 1oqS l2sS and 1l20 pm
4:4O pm. daily. except sunday.
For Hagerstown lO'OO a. m. and 5:31 pm. daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily 6:2O TIC am,
1:l5, $50 and 1890 pm. Little Rock Ex press.
From Win ngton and intermediate points north of
Baltimore, 1l:l5 a. N.
From Annapolis S:3U am, and ESQ and 5:25 p M.
sunday, 1888 AIM, 6:35 pm.
From Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad, 72O q
From frederick and eafsps S Sah am
ea1e dalai s sdS at
$3.50, 40, 300. 900 and 1O:3Oa M, 1915, 2:3O g. T.
40 o $3.50, !la and II 40 PM; sundays, $40
l:I0. 300 and 300 am. go. 23O, APO, 900, $780,
1:46, 8 and Il 40 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except l:25, 3:l5 and GAO pm.
For further information apply al the Baltimore and
Unlo Itcket Omce-W ashlngton Station, 6l9 and
1901 pennsylvania avenue. corner Of l4th street.
where orders will be taken Tor baggage to be checked
and received at any point in the city.
b. DUNHAM. C. K LORD
Gen. Manager. Baltimore rau23l q. p A.
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PERENPTORY SALE


On MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 80
SIXTH, 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. we will :s:H
SELL In front OF the premises, No. 1914 street h$
northwest the east BE- feet OF lot No. Is. in square
No 1l6. with depth Of 1O1 feet, to 3Ofeet alley.
the best locations of the northwest street concerted
abundance of water. good sewerage etc.
Terms or SALE One-third cash; balance in one and
two with interest at six per cent payable semi
annually, secured by deed of trust, all cash. 1t
ton OF purchaser Conveyancing at purchasers cost
deposit Of 500 At time Of sale. Terms Of sale to
be complied with within Ave days, with right TO
sell az risk and cost of detauitng purchaser after five
DAYS notice OF such resale in the Evening star news
ee11 THOS ]. FISHER 4 CO, AuCtS.
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CAIN-HARvEY. On Thursday September q
1856, az 50 fntrcks church. by kev. Father Walter
J. EkNDALL CAIN, in, and LAURA G. HARVEY.
both Of this city.
NoE-BLUFORD. In the city Of Richmond ON
August 9th. 1856 by the Rev. ID. {. Cheatham, Mr.
JAMES h. NOE. OF Washington, ID. e. ana ~
BEETLE BLUFoRD. q that city. .
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T THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 East Main st.. Richmond. Va
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
VIRGINIA TOWING coMPANYs PROPERTY
AND ALL ITS FRANCHISES
By virtue Of deed trust to the undersigned Trus-
OF At the aoek foot street.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
all ne Rights. Franchises and Property Of said Conn
PAM. The property consists Of
FOUR EXCELLENT TUG-BoArs,
| to witt
l. TUG ARCTIcIEngine % by 20 inches. adjust.
ues two ~ inches aud Sinches aud eight s.
S
Blale air and circulating pump KOrting injector to
ongI IA feet beam feet draft; coalbunker capacity
~ TINS under decks; boiler and engine by Neapie 4
| T. lCG vCLCAN.-Engine ~ Oy ~ lncneS nlgn
pressnre; boiler feet Inches by IL feet inches,
dOube riveted, made in 1884 has two faeS each 20
inch8 in diameter and fty-our inch return tubes;
two furnaces feet inches by feet; jerks injector
to tee boiler; new donkey pump for feeding boiler.
the boat All feed pipes Of copper; wooden
ss e1 feet a
awnings main and upper decks. Is licensed by the
government 70 take thirty passengers. Would make
| fneyacht
8. TUG SMITH PETTIT.-Engine1 II by II inches,
high pressure; boiler IL feet u inches by feet q
inches. made 1854, has hues 70 inches each,
3inctes by feet; Hancock inspirator to feed boiler
all feel pipes Of copper; wooden hull 60 feet long IL
feet beam, feet draft coaibunker capacity, tons
| undertook.
4. TUG OLIVE BRANCH Engine 20 by 20
inches high pressure condensin e. boiler Ii feet by
feel, made in 1879: has two furnaces, each feet
inches by feet two ues, each Ii inches and forty
wooden hull. 70 feet long a feet BEAM and = feet
draft coal bunker capacity, 161a tons under deck.
All these boats In good running order, hA wing
been lately put in thorough repair. he tug Vulcan
perfect order.
The other property consists Of such articles as are
for the running eQupage of such boats and
the Office furniture.
Terms saie Onethird cash; balance In negotiable
notes at three and six months with interest added
and with endorsers satisfactory 10 the trustees.
| For further information address
Franz W i. casisriAS. Trustees.
J. THOMPSON BROWN q CO.. Auctioneers
au24-eo4t,d4t
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Murdered i'm the Maryland Peniten.
tiary.

BALTIMORE, Sept. BON Tuesday difficulty
occurred In the Maryland penitentiary between
two cOlOred cOnycts, James Smith and VIM,
Madden, both employed in the stone shop.
After the lie was passed Madden dealt Smith q
blow on the side of the head with piece of
stone, knocking him down. He then kicked
Smith about the head; from the effect of which
he died to-day. Madden win be held Tor
murder
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e3si WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts
TNOSTORY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELLING
AT AUCTION. TO BE REMOVED

WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. AuctioneerA
AT AUCTION. TO BE REMOVED.
Pr MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH. at ;:
Eostory and attic frame dwelling: shrub6ery TO
II ss gay e sae
Terms cash a, on day Of sale AS as CAHWOoD.
FOLEY: AUsTII Will Sell THE ;,l sAL = \
EVENING a. Sc : IN. and FRIDAY at TEN a, NJ,
:. store s 81! Seventh St NV. All must be closed
vT>HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF BOOK AND STA.
TIoNERY STORE. NO. 1913 BRIDGEsTREET.
GEORGETOWN. DC. AT AUCTION.
BOOKS, LEDGERS. DAY BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS
STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FANCY ARTICLES CUTLERY, GOLD PENS.
PENCILS, &C.: SCHOOL MATERIAL, INKS OF
ALL THE BEST BRANDS, TOOL CHESTS.
sLEDS. LARGE STOCK OF TOYS TOGETHER
WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES, WHICH
CONNOT BE ENUMERATED.
ALL THE SILVER PLATED SHOW CASES AND
FIXTURES AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
SELN III $780, commencing AL len UCLOChs
at the above mentioned establishment. shall sell the
entire stock, which is very extensive in all its
branches The stock viii he offered whole, and
not so disposed of will then be so in detail
se2dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THREESTORY AND
Il BACK BUILDING BRICK RESIDENCE, No.
9A3 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 80
SEVENTH at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, ~
we will sell, in front OF The premises, S:S1
LOT So. IN SQUARE 1874,
fronting Is feet Rhode Island avenue and depth
of 100 feet to alley. improved by weil-but thf
story and back building Brick Dwelling; nine rooms
modern conveniences. splendid location for home
for investment
TERMS One-third cash, balance In one and two
years. notes to bear SIX cent interest and to be
secured by deed of trust the premises, all cash.
at option Of purchaser deposit Of $500 required
time Of sale COnveyancing &C.. at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with In ten days, otherwise
resale al risk and of defauiting purchaser after
five days public notice Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, ID. c.
se2d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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OuR NEw BOOKS
The Late Mrs. Wall, Stockton
Ralf House, Lucy e. Lille.
story of Music and Musicians
Rear Guard of the revolution, kirke
The Other side, FOran.
Hetiy strange Story,
Country Banker. George Rae
History of Education. Painter.
WOnby Waiting. Lyall.
Joseph. the Prime VI mister. TAYLOR
Paradoxes, Max Nortan.
I he ost Name Mrs. DahlgreeD,
Consular "Reminiscences. Horstmann.
W. H. MORRISON
iy2 475 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Discussing the Earthouake.

INFORMAL DISCUSSION OF THE SUBJECT BY
THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION.
LONDON, Sept. Sat the meeting of the
British association yesterday, prior to the OPEN
versation about the earthquake in America.
lnQuiring spirits tried TO draw out principal
Dawson as TO whether the event had modified
his opinion on the earths formation.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
FINE HORSES At 8 AUCTION.

FINE HORSES At AUCTION
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FOURTH, 1888,
q TWELVE O'CLOCK, In front Of my auction
rOoms shall sell for gentleman leaving the city
the following stock:
No. I. Ben Bolt, chestnut geldng. foaled Nay
18th. 1882, star In forehead and white hind oot
right) Is good driver to ali harness; kind. sound
and gentle and can be driven by lady.
No. Brown Horse Co years old sound. ana
good worker In all harness and will saddle.
No. 3. Bav Horse, six 90 years old hne saddler
and good worker in all harness.
no: Bay Mare, five (5) years; good saddle and
driving mare In all harness and sound.
No. 3. Chestnut Eorse, five (6l years old: sound ana
. good worker. Also good saddiee.
The above will be in front Of my auction rooms at
Eleven o'clock, one hour prior to sale.
seld.s THOMAS BOWLING, Aucfi0neef.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
G,OAL AND WOODBURY., CLEAN COAL, CARE.
~ July selected Tor family use. at bottom prices
b. l.. SIMPSON, JR.
aux1-lm~ $40 Pa. g. G.
WINTER FUEL AT SUMNER RATES
v. BALDWIN JOHNSON
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in WOOD and COAL
Complete Facilities. Bottom Prices
Full Weight and Measure.
Telephone connection
Main ard and Office, liO1 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Branch 51l st. ne.
Office corner 9th and X SITS. NV, aulO-3m
Oh nnn TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
~ OOOfor sale, comprising every desirable
variety at the very lowest prices kndling
God prepared in the best manner Quick and prompt
delivery. Send in your orders.
Once, la PennSylv ania avenue
Brarch Offices, 3ZS Pennsylvania avenue and Goth
and streets northwest
Depot and Wharf. 9TH and Water streets southwest
auo-3m @. I. SHERIFF,
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioheer.
SMALL STOCK OF SHOES, EMBRACING ALL
KINDS AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FOURTH. 1873 6
at TWELVE O'CLOCK within my auction rooms,
shall sell consignment of Shoes, the most of them
first-class goods
sept THOS BOWLING, AuCt.