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I'd EDITION
Latest TGleglams to The Star.
THE ANTI.sALOON REPUBLICANS.

Ex-senator Window Outlines the Oh.
jects Of the Movement
CHICAGO. Sept 16-The committee on Gre
dentials In the anti-saloon republican conven-
lion to-day reported that 1877 accredited dele.
The committee on permanent Organization
reported the name Of ex-senator VIM. Win.
dom, OF Minnesota. permanent chairman. he
tenn were elected as perment officers. Vice
presidents were named, one for each state:
Ex-senator Window was enthusiastically
cheered as he was escorted to the chair: He
said: "There are possibly other gentlemen
present who could state better than can the
precise purposes Of this convention. We are
mere under the call OF true aud loyal republi-
plish what we believe will be great good for
had fhe Of
organize new political party. I think
that such a thought does not enter the minds
that freed the slave, that dignifled human
labor, that enacted homestead laws. that sup
pressed the great rebellion, that defended its
rank OF the nations of the earth, is good enough
TOR me now" The speaker said the record OF
its R en's twenty graphic TIL:
issue and casry it to victory. The
issue was as grave as any that the republicans
Into the wSethsr the saioom to
not mean to dictate to the republican party
su!tation. We want to encourage the party 20
take hold OF this question, which it surely will
nave to do, and the sooner the better"
The speaker said he would look at the CUES
ton solely from political standpoint and not
from the moral standpoint. The saloon was in
politics with Its assessments and money. 1t
was the open ally of anarchy. II to-day con.
troled the politics of every large city. 1t elects
your mayors, said the speaker. In Minnesota
the democratic party had nominated for
governor "the very incarnation of the saloon.
ISIS. He then spoke for thirty minutes
on the general ISSUE He touched On prohibi.
tionists, and said it was his view that they
could carry out their purposes in a better way.
In following the lead of the republican party
they would find that that pasty had said
that slavery should extend no farther,
ana on that platform slavery was ali.
solutely abolished. If the republican party
would declare tor high license local
option and recognize the right OF the people to
vote on the question directly when they wished
TO 90 SO. all lovers OF temperance should follow
that lead.
On the conclusion of Mr.. WINDOWS address
the convention adjourned to two O'clock
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DIED.

BERhET AZ Morristown. y; J., on Sunday the
RET. native OF Carroll county, Maryland. and for
some years q resident OF this city.
EDELIN,. en- the 18th of September, L $50, AGN Es
U. native OF Mary land and widow late Dr.
Joseph Ii. Edelin,, OF this city.
LAF0NTAlNE September ID. 1855, at 2:l0 D. M,
MARY l.AFDNTAINE. aged eighty-lour years.
Funeral Will take place from her residence AGA
Mary land southwest Friday, September 18th at
hMl,ast two y. Friends and relatives are respect
fully invited 10 Hatene.
MILLER. MATTE X, daughter Of Geo. w. and
Laura j. Miller aged seven years eleven months aud
two days
Funeral private from her parents home this Thur
day. afternoon at four O'Clock.
NELSON. Al Far RockHway, /. l., l4th Septem-
Der. loo6, JULIAN SLIDEl.l infant oil Louis and
Anne T. K Nelson aged five months.
ROBINSON. ON September Ia. 1886. at $40 d. IN,
JAMES IL ROBINSON, aged sixty three years.
Funeral Will take place from his sons resi-
dence No: 3247 street northwest, toe 18th inst
81 o'clock p m Friends ana relatives respect
fully invited 10 attend.
STRONG. Entered into rest on September 10th,
1856, FANNY l. FREEMAN STRONG, wife oi
Charles h. w. Strong. aud daughter the late Rev
r. Freeman, Presbyterian Missionary al Allaiinbad-
India
Notice Of funeral hereafter
New York city papers please copy q
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FTNHOS ]. FISHER 4 CO., Auctioneers
cHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

By virtue Of DEGREES Of the supreme Court of 80
the district OF Columbia, entered the 18th iEM
Gay OF February, 1856, and September 11th, SsIa
1850, IN Equity Cause No. 9, 74O. wherein William u.
Serrin Is Complainant and Mary ). Fowler ct a.
defetdantS, the undersigned trustees named in said
DEGREES VIII. at FOUR O'CLOCK =. M. MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER TWENTYSEVENTH, 1886, sell at
public auction, in front of the premises. part of
lot numbered twenty-three t23). in square num-
bered one hundred and one QO1, begin
ming On the line Of north I street, at the
northeast corner OF said lot and running thence with
due south eightyone tS1 feet) feet six l6 inches)
inches to public alley then with the lire of said alley
southwest to point OF said line from which line
due north would intersect the line of north street
twenty GO teet feet nine % nches) from the begin
nihg thence due north to the line OF north street.
thence east with the line of north street twenty co
1eet feet nine % inches inches to the point of begin
ming the same being improved by brick house, No
zoos street northwest.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by DEGREES: one-third
OF the purchase money TO be paid in cash. and the ball
a , payable IN one and two years from day of SALE
the trustees by good and sufficient deed trust upon
the property so sold, or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser deposit of 500 will be required the
day Of sale by the purchaser thereof. Terms to be
compiled with within ten days. property may be
SOLO al FISK OF defautng purchaser All convey
at purchasers cost.
HENRY r. ELLIOTT. !
ANSON s. TAYLOR, AAuo'eeS'
se1t-d&ds 1924 street NV.
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IMPAIRMENT OF STATE.


DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
- WASHINGTON 10th September, 1Ss6
sealed proposals will be received at the Department
DAY TWENrYThkb sEPTkMsER 1886. far
tue ennx h %h IL @
with schedule Of articles which will be supplied 10
The rir6 !" rsse to 6a and III hide
portion OF any bid or amend the quantity given of any
Each bidder will be required furnish with his bid
bond with two sureties in the sum of 81 OOO as
which may be awarded him.
All sam pies submitted should be left at the Station
cry room OF the department. sell, 14,16.1s.2O
pROPOsALS FOR PLASTERING MATERIALS.
l. OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR
wAsu,sorox AMP y NA Ssn, DnrasI ~, e
Separate sealed Proposals for furnishing and deIiv-
ering the Lime, Plaster of Paris, Hair. White sand
Center Wings Of the Building for State, War aud
Navy Departments in this city. will be- received at
E Y DAY 81 M Fl 1855 and
opened Immediately thereafter In presence Of bidders
blank forms of proposal viii furnished regular
ana THo q Ssppsatc9An ss e this
se4,6 1,S,16.17 Col. Corps Of Engineers
PROPOSALS FOR ARTERM AsTER's
DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE.
WAsHINGToN, ID. G., August Is, 1865.
eondsns WI received at tits Office cue until until
MEtHE RfhGfK S92N s on
ana place they will be opened In the presence bid
ders for furnishing and delivering al this depot. at
once, misce aneous articles of Stores
consisting in part of harness, rubber Horse Covers
Whips, Iron Hay Racks, Hardware. Lumber. Gas FIJI
tlng>. Lime, Horseshoe Plates &c, &C
The Government reserves the right to reject
all bids Preference given to articles of domestic pro-
ducton, conditions OF price and quality being equal
and SUCH preference given to articles Of American
production produced on the Pacific to the extent
there,
Blanks and full instructions to bidding &C.. and
list OF articles required will be furnished appca-
ton TO this Office. r. n. BATCHELDER,
Deputy c. NJ. General. L. S. A.,
by JOHN +. RODGERS
Sal1-6t Captain and NJ. S. K, U. S. Army.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
TTNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, ON p
STREET NORTH. BETW ZEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STEETE WEST, BEING

TTNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ON p
STREET NORTH BETW ZEN SEVENTEENTH
AND ElGHTEENTH STEETS WEST, BEING
NO. 1861 STREET.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date the It'll 80
1922 folio lob, ct seq, of the Land Records Of gsI
the District Of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, shall offer for SALE at pub
c suction, In front Of the premises MONDAY The
IWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.
ID 1856, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following de-
district of Columbia to wit: All that certain piece or
parcel of land known and designated the ground
plat or plan IF said city lot numbered one hundred
and sixtyfve Q65), in Brainard H. Warmers subdi-
vision OF certain lots In square numbered hundred
and 156), as the said subdivision Is duly re-
OF subdivisions No. H. at Folio l6S. Beginning for
the same on street, at point distant eightyseven
feet six inches due east from the southwest corner of
siiio square, ana running thence north 95 feet 6
Inches 10 al alley; thence east Is feet inches thence
south 10 feet q inches to street, and thence west
along said street IL feet inches to the place of be-
ginning. improved by Q threestOry brick dwelling
house
Terms of sale: Onethird cash, balance in one and
two years respectively for which the prOmissory
notes OF the purchaser must be given to bear interest
at SIX per cent per annum from day of SALE payable
senilannually, and secured by deed of trust the
property sold. or all cash. at the option of the pur
sae All conveyancing ut purchasers cost Terms
Ut sale to be complied with in days, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right resell the risk
cost u The deiaulting purchaser after five days ad
vertlsing In some Newspaper published In Washing
BRAINARD H. WARNER, | r.,,,..,.
SAML MADDOX, trustees
6e2-oOd DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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| CHILD RUN OvER.-A four-year old child
named Dorsey was knocked down and injured
| by wagon driven by John Head, colored, near
the corner OF 9th and u streets northwest The
| driver was arrested by Officer WEIGH, but was
| subsequently released on collateral.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule In effect SUNDAY, NAY 3Oth, 1885, I'm
further notice.

Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New
For Chicago 1000 am. and 1910 PM daily. The
1000 a m. is Fast Limited Express for Pittsburgh
Cage next morning at $50. NJ extra fare IS charged
For CINCINNATI Louisville and St Louis daily at $3.50
pm and lO;lC pm with through coaches and Pal,
Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next morning at TAG
st. Louis GAO pm. Noexra fare Is charged this
For pIitsOursn At 1900 and s55 daily to
lor and Sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh
For Lynchb1rg. Natural Bridge. Lexington and
For Lexington and Local Stations $40 m, daily,
except SUNDAY and itio m. daily: =.
s ssd 4sS 4a5 s4D Gao IS s5 ami tram
am; rs. $780, $3.50. 4:4O. $40 $40. 700. s:25.
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
~ a m aud $50 M daily; 10 am. has Sleeper from
washington to New Orleany $50 p m. Sleeper to
For Wilmington. Delaware. and intermediate points
Between Batiniore and Wilmington. o:l5 p. In. daily.
For Annapolis $40 am. and 1910 and 4:3O pm,
a %Srs $40 s:s go l2:io nm; $3.50 44o So
44o 100, 100 and loo pm For Stations on Metropoi
m aS sSseR' suSs and Sst
pal stations on Metropoan Branch SAG am .G day
ssU pei at III ESE and
daily except , sundsy For Frederick $40 aad
For HagerstOwn 1iaM aud s3l pm daily. on
rains arrive from the West daily 800 100 AM
lag, $50 s and 1880 pm. Little Rock Express.
From Wilmington and intermediate points north OF
Baltimore, Ills a m. -
From annapolis $40 am, and 1:5O and sos p M.
Sunday, 1925 Am, 6:35 pm.
From Harpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad 100 a
M daily and $50 pm. daily, except Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points, 1926 a. M
and $40 Pun. daily, except sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington At $40
go 100 300, 300 and 1890 H., 1915 2:;}O g. A.
40 D $3.50, l4a and HOO PM: Sundays go
12e, 300 and 9.O5 am. 1870. 23O. ago. 300. 6:3O
except les, 3:15 and GAO D. M
For further informatiOn apply al the Baltimore and
d5ol Pennsyivan,a avenue, corner IF l4th street,
and received at any point in the city.
u. DUNHAM. G. K LORD
Gen. Manager, BALTIMORE Iau23l o.. Z. A.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
l. OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE w Ar AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON. u. c., September Is, 1885
sealed proposals tor furnishing and delivering Coal
and Wood for the west and wings of the build
tins city will be received at this Office until
NJ OF MI " EDN ESDAf, the TWENTi-NiNTH day
or SEPTEMBER 1886. and opened Immediately
thereafter in presence of bidders
SPECIFICATIONS general instructions for bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished estab-
hshed dealers upon application to this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel, Corps of Engineers.
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The Datrymeu.
GRATEFUL FOR THE OIEOMARGARINE BILL.
ny w N

GRATEFUL FOR THE OI.EOMARGARINE BILL.
BUT WANT 1T AMENDED,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 16.-At the second
and last days session of the seventh national
convention Of the American Agricultural and
Dairy association, held here to-day, the COM
mittee on resolutions presented resolu-
lions expressing qualification at the
passage of the Oleomargarine bill, and tender.
ing thanks to the Senators and Representa-
tives, the President OF the United states and
the press of the country for their Sup
port OF the measure; pledging themselves
to use all honorable means to secure
the reelection to Congress of the Senators and
Representatives referred to, aud recognizing
the necessity OF additional legislation ito per.
feet the bill so that its provisions may apply to
the keepers of hotels and boarding houses, and
to those who employ and board large numbers
Of men,"
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NEW YORK, Sept 16.-The opening this
morning was steady for the general list, inst
evenings closing figures but Reading was up d
and Delaware and Hudson y respectively. Bus
mess In the early dealings was dull except for
the coal stocks and -. Paul. which were COM
parauvely active, Reading being the leader.
PRICES were quite heavy, although they were
Wen sustained I'm majority OF cases until tho
latter part OF the hour when everyth moved
up the net advances ranging from \ "a "a per
cent, Union Pacific being most conspicuous In
The rise: At III O'Clock the market Is quiet but
nrm. Total sales first hour eS, 500 shares, of
which 81 400 were I'm Reading.
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COOK-LOwE At the residence of Mr. Carl
Youngs, 1929 ST., "Wednesday, September 9Th, 1884,
by the kev. Dir J. III. Dashieii, HATCH OoOk
Ma Y /. LOWE, both of w ashington. ID. Z.
No cards
GARRETT-CAYwOOD On Wednesday evening,
September Is, 1856. mt the Residence of the brides
parents by the Rev. s. +. Newman, J. p GARRETT,
of Denver, Colorado, and Miss EMMA CAYwOOD Of
Washington, ID. e. No cards
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WINNIPEG, MAN., Sept. 16.-Cable advices
president OF the Hudson Bay Railway com.
pany, stating that financial arrangements have
been made TOT the immediate enhancement
of the railway. Rails are being shipped, and
Mr.. sutherland starts from England on sum
day, accompanied BY the chief engineer Of the
road.
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BOARDING.

"ANTED-AT MOoRErS DINING-ROOMS. ~
w 9TH st nv. opposite Grant place. Boarders by
the day. week or month Single meal 20 cents Best
meals in town for the money Rooms for rent sci a3ts
gINHREE NkWLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
u bai on the second floor. in an accessible and
A-suionAbe part OF tile city W. The table is upex-
eeption.oe and the family small Address I. NJ H.
SsaI ONCE seI4:}ts
CS :, LAFAYETTE SQUARE. BEAUTIFUL
~ Hoonsss elegantly furnished: open CRATES large
Closets yenience; excellent table Transar
and Table BosIde accommodated seI-1vvs
l)LEAsANT ROOMS. FURNISHED AND IN
Il furnished. with Board, 3l3 and 3lS Indiana
ave single Rooms with Board. IS per week.
tel7-.Sn
T1NHE LOCHIEL HOUSE. 5I2 9TH ST n W
u and the Ia Pierre sw cor 10Th and T. "a w are me
lest Conducted Boarding houses city liable first
class pleasant rooms Terms moderate oc27
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auto

THE ESSfz NaH As RSu s557Bwrs
STEEL 4 ffrr,s+ sssShfHhS
Trains leave Washington from station corner of Sixth
For pbug sna the Ws as limited
n ra,sss sesP as Gaf rs So
Sleeping Cars from ao tn cn inc 1aii
and Ho,e Car to st. Louis daily saturday
sS Sleeping S to ~ chi sss
It Harrisburg with western hxpr eennee wia
, pnc3S slsepers ioT Louisville and St. LOUIS
and the West. with through sleeper Harrisburg to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
for Erie Sanandaigua. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
wasSn as1 eH Tocbes Saturday with Palace
For Willamsport. Lock Haven and E1mira, at $50
New s sadeR tss sq E l 900 and HOO
Mo III zoo a:l9 a1 1907 GA. and 29f 9n sunday
Limited i:xpress of Pullman rarior Cars. GAO a.
Without :2sSopf sSpe eSery day.
dg vi s Of trains
Ing directrsnsfer to Fulton street, AVOIDING dnubIe
ferriage across New York City.
S9H sSd Mo- On A. Sui saa aSo
ed pe 4 s43 soe l s.S and
isSs Gus 5S sls s s 4is
For FoDes Creek Line. 7iS a. anG n aaa 4:a6 M
daily, except sunday.
except sunday sundays 300 A. No II. 4:is p os x.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDER1CKSBURG RAIL
T NM k AM AaEAANDRIA AND WASHING
For Hls s;S s sS 90, 0 81 1883 and ,,ss
For sRnasy a, S9S ;Ss aHS5 s 500
trains leave Alexandria for W ashinyton Cos 500
a aSPS S6 aS1 3 and i iSS sS lS
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THE AUSTRALIAN ExHIBITIoN.-The Score.
tary of State has received q series OF printed
documents relating to the Adelaide (Australia)
Jubilee International exhibition which is to he
opened June Goth, 1887 the date OF the COM
pletion OF the nnleth year OF Her MaJesty's
reign in the colony of South Australia. The
exhibition Will be open for six months. Steps
have been taken for the erection of suitable
buildings and for the construction of q railway
seven miles long to reach them.
The INTERIOR Of the Post Office DEPART
ment is undergoing cleansing and is being re-
painted. In the Interior department the
rooms Of the Secretary are being overhAuled
during his absence and put in good condition.
Masked burglars nearly killed John Park and
his vile in kerrtown, near Pittsburg, and rob-
bed them of 81 800.
liz FOOTBALL PLAYERS rub with 81 Iacoha
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How COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF FAIRCHILD
WILL BE RECEIVED. - Commander-in-Chief
Fairchild, OF the q. A. R., is expected 70 arrive
here saturday afternoon, and upon his arrival
will be escorted to the Riggs house. In the
evening at O'Clock he will be escorted by the
u. A. H. reception committee, the Union Vet
from the Riggs house to the National Rifles
armOry, where q meeting will be held and ad-
dresses made. At haiEpast nine the com.
mander-in-chief viii he banquet etc. at the Ar
lingtOu.
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RAILWAY. N. J. Sept. 16.-A large train,
City to Trenton, on the line OF the Pennsylvania
railroad, was wrecked near the ScOtt-avenue
bridge early this morning. The accident was
No. 3,1S3 are q total wreck. Wreckers are now
clearing the track. John Dyer, Of Trenton, was
the conductor of the train and Morris Hogan, of
Beividere, the engineer. Hogan had his head
slightly cut.
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AUCTION SALES.
ffhoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE or uoI-srryoY n x.Y-p>

1tHoMAS DOWL1N8. Auctioneer.
aES aE EHs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ROOMS AAo1s al "A AoeAAoN
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER EIGHTEENTH. 1885.
ceomHHi,enclng at TEN O'CLOCK, embracing several
nue. Mirrors and Pianos. bookcases, DC
Breechloading Shot Guns.
a Aoout 5000 lbs OF Stove Castings 100 sets Brick
0Ne" fo1k chilled Pioughs tthe best in the feld.)
1,o... ~ ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
aosseS carriages, Buggies, Wagons &c
LEV LEV nugges, mp-seat Carriage Park Pheton
vances and freight seItN
NHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER SUITES.
IIAAkkTT9K FgRNITURE: EASY CHAIRS,
T Tofp1TA IA hFE L1aGNGE WARDROBE, MA AIS
sES, BEDDING, WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS,
ELBOWS AND holsters, INGRAM CAR
4 rEps, ExTENsIoN TABLE, REFRIG ERA
W4 h EiE KEt GAs sToXE GE9GKEkY. GLASS;
On mon DAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH. 1856,
9 az TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, OF the residence
stIees northwest second door from street), will
SELL sa, tSf cash. the above goods.
f)CBl-IC SALE-HAvING SOLD MY PLACE
near silver Spring Station, on the Seventh street
M VII oheT at public auction. on the premises.
1883 at the hour of ONE O'CLOCK, all my personal
property consisting Of young Horses q rrlage
Two Buggles two horse Wagon and Harness, several
spring wagons. Farming Implements. O lot of Car
rage and Black smith Tools. and lot of unfinished
Work-SpokeS, Rims, Springs Household Furniture,
nve barrels Vinegar lot OF manure and other thing
se1o-2t c. P. easel.
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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOT ON SIXTEENTH STREET, BETW ZEN
AND U STREETS NORTHWEST

BY virtue of u decree of the Supreme Court ofs>e
the District Of Columbia passed in equity cause
her next friend. plaintiff and John Dunn and Mag
we Dunn are defendants the undersigned Trustee.
HALF-PAoT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. of TUESDAY,
SkPIkMBER TWENTY-FIRST. 1856 the Real
Estate described in the bill wit: Subot( Brain
nard II. Warmers subdivision of Lot 3. of square
north OF square numbered one hundred and seventy
seven 77 in the city of Washington District of CO.
lumba.
Terms of sale: One-third of purchase money cash;
months from day of sale. deferred payments secured
10y deed OF trust property with interest six per
cent? or all cash, at option of purchaser deposit
800 required when property is bid Off If purchaser
ials 70 Comply with terms of sale within ten days. the
trustee may resell at purchasers cost
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB, Trustee
Office 81 4l2 st. NV.
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ANOTHER NOVEL CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE
LANDLORDS SUGGESTED IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Sept. 16.-United Ireland suggests
that in view OF the probable rejection u Mr..
Parnells land bill, all the distressed tenants In
Ireland resort to the w0rkhouse.
Nv lille 1t Is disgraceful." says United Ireland,
Ito enter the workhouse as . loafer IL would be
in the highest degree honorable " occupy the
lOrdiSm."
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The boxing contest between sullivan and
Herald will not DO allowed to take place Of
Coney Island. and the men have arranged to
meet near Pittsbury Friday or Saturday.
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nR DODDS NERvINE, NO ga PERMANENT
Vitality caused by indiscreti0n excesses 90 "
Sold at STANDIFORD'S, St Cloud Pharn,acy cor.
ner 8th and + SITS Price, 81. W.
Sent by mali sealed se1th stu3u,
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MEDICAL, &c.

l lh LEON,
- The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician In the City,
can be consulted daily. 464 ST., bet Al and 9Th
SITS. II. w.
prompt treatment. Correspondence and cousulta.
uons strictly confidential Separate for iiies
OinCe Always open. SelO1w&
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se14-6t

LNOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PLACE. WITH
IL nice House. 80 a cres, on the Tunaw road.
frontage on 18th St. b-tween Rhode Island ave.
and + ST., of lS by loo feet alley, with six-room
Frame House; S135OU. Side Lot will be sold sep
arate: $50 per square foot
call for a list of Houses. Lots and Farms for sale
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