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TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auotionesr.

THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO.
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kuGs; SINGLE REnsTEADs, STOVES. GAS
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caKH G Fs MHT iHAcKESs
p 4LLAAfi AK sHt ~ SPREADS, toaFoRfs'
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corner Of IAN ana streets peas 30. 400 Street
chased within the past year and would advise intend
TTsHoMAs DOwLING Auctionser.
EhAh WAtNHT MasktH sTbF' eHaM shas
A ASI isSk f;AEfETs, %ISkEh fSck,
r fhM A AAbk B mnIAnTThAsf ffs
tSSSis fiji SlSSisa sfoS kfEdGEs
On TUESDAY MoRNINa AJyaJfST TuIRTv
FIRST $50 Commencing nj 'CFsS 0tInCK at rasi
dence No T2I lth street. between q and II Streets
northwest will sol, Sha ontiro - ''Aess'
Terms: Cash,
au25dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.
~ N HhrT ~ ssEEVENTEENTH AND A STREETS
NonAdEASI.
BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia, passed on the 2Sth day
of January. A. d, $50 in Cause No g731 fnmiivs
Docket No. rs, wherein Charles r, Woilard Is COM
plainant. and Mary f. WOard and others are Defend
ants, will sell at public auction, on TUESDA Y THE
TAlRTI-FlRST DAY OF AUGUST A D. 1885
AT SIX O'CLOCK Z. NJ, in front of the premises.
LUTS 80, 40 Al, ~ aud AS
in Wellards Subdivision of Lots In square No. 1885,
office, together with ali the improysments Ways
easements, rights privileges, &c
Terms OF sale: Oe fourth cash: balance i'm eoua in
stalmenIs at SIX twelve and egnteen months from
day sale with tx per cent Interest. notes to be se
cured by deed of trust on prouerty sOd or ali cash at
option of purchaser purchasers deulsit of s25
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A DISPATCH from Rear Admiral Franklin,
commanding the force on the European station,
gives the movements a the several vessels OF
sacola had visited Syria, Phaierum and Gante,
in Greece, and had reached Leghorn, Italy.
The Quinnebaug had visited Gravesend and
Margats, in England, Flushing, Holland, Ant
verp, Belgium and CherbouG. The KearsarYe
bad touched At Bayukdort, O0ustaptinople and
Prinkip, tn Turkey. and syria end Phalerum,
cruiso on the coast Of syria
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VI n RIElp.

DE LoSS-WEBsTER At Covington, Ey Tues
day, August path 1856, b, Rev. 4. A Wise, til EO-
DORE Al. DE LOSS, Of Cincinnati, Ohio and ANNIE
MARION W kBSTER OF Washington, ID. q
No cards.
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LEBANON, PA, August 8O.-A locomotive
drawing train of empty passenger cars on the
motive yesterday. Nathan Slocum, q train
hand. was killed. and both engines and several
cars were badly wrecked. Several train hands
lisiOn.
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NEW YORK, August 30.-The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad will tonight run its first through
train from New York to the west An emil.
grant tram will start at TAG p. m. from Jersey
City over the Jersey Central and Reading to
Philadelphia; then over the Wilmington and
Northern to Wilmington, and from there over
the Baltimore and Ohio to points west as far as
ST. Louis. The trip to Chicago will be made In
thirty-six hours aud tickets will be sold ri
regular emigrant pool rates.
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BICYCLE AND TOURISTS sHIRTa
Those that were % 80 and g. % have been reduced
to S1.98
These are made of the best al-wool flannel and Eng
lish Cashmere and are the finest goods In the mark
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FINED FOR CARRYING CoNCEALED WEA-
PoNs.-This afternoon, in the Police Court
Warner, the coiored man arrested for shooting
In Majors alley Saturday night was charged
Jones declined TO swear that Warner fired the
shot, because 1t was fred behind him, and the
case was dismissed; but he was fined $50 for
carrying concealed weapons.
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AnOthee Amendment To the AddFeS0,
DECLARING THE RECENT ELECTION NOT DE.
CIsIvE ON THE QUESTION OF A PARLIAMENT
AT DUBLIN.
LONDON, August 3O.-In the house of COM
mons to-day Mr., Picton, liberal, intends to
move an amendment to the address declaring
that the recent electoral decision, although it
showed that the country objected to the land
purchase scheme, was not decisive of the CUES
ton of q parliament in Dublin.
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FIRE DAMP EXPLOSION.
Seven Dead Bodies Removed and Ten
Men Imprisoned.

SCRANTON, Pa, August 3O.--A fire damp ex
plOsion occurred at the Fairlawn colliery thi
morning. Seven dead bodies have been recov
cred, and it is reported that ten men are still IL
the mine.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
OUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera
DWELLING ON NINTH STREET EXTEND
Ed CORNER OF SHERMAN AVENUE AND
dHHy1se STREET. COUNTY OF WASHING
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust bearing date ,1
gn ane nineteenth (10) day Of January. AL. ~
one or sns land reoords Of the District Of Coiumois
cured by said deed we Will sen Il public auction, in
1TpRt 81 'h hp premises On MONDAY AUGUST THdR
Ing described real estate situate in the county of
Washington, District or Columbia TO wit: Lot mum:
Dered one ID Of block IL, Tedd aud Browns recorded
Pleasant
Ierms OF sale: Cash. All conveyancing and record
Ing AZ purchasers cost II of sale not COM
Pied with In seven days after sale the property will
oe resoid 1T the risk and Of the deiaung pur-
CHASER deposit of 500 to be made time Of sale
& 4. ROVER Trustee,
Corner North Capitol and H StS ne
JOHN MORAN, Trustee,
eul4l ,eOd&ds s H st NV.
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PARIS, August 3O.-M. Jules simon published
letter In which he predicts that France will
eventually become q conservative republic,
ment for Frenchmen.
FOR RESISTING EVICTION.
GALwAY,Augus tSO.--Forty-nine arrests have
been made of persons who resisted the police at
Portumna in their endeavor to evtct tenants
from the estate of Lord ClanricardA
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WAsHlNGroS. OHIO sn 4 AND N WESTERN RAIL

schedule In effect August /, 1886.
Trains will leave from and arrive al b. a. p station
9th and Il SITS. as follows:
Leave Ashinston $40 a m. daily except Sunday
ana 4:4S NJ DAILY. arriving si Round Hill IL "A
~. anu tio Pun returning trains leave Round Hill
a. gus =: IN daily and at 3l5 daily except sun
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates i ODO-
mile tickets SIS ~
R BELL.
dulO Superintendent
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FINED FOR AssAULTINa OFFIcRRs,-Georpe
COnnors, q young man living in "Swampoodle,'
was arrested last night at the "sandiot" corner
of LIST and u streets, by Officers Moore and
Sebastian, for profanity. While under arrest
he assaulted both officers. To-day he was fined
SIS by Judge Harper.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer2
PEKEMPToRY SALE OF rwo.sToRY BRICK
DDHMlEIh4LING,, No. 422 THIRD sTREET
On WEbNEsDAY AFTERNOON. sEprEm- -
Der FIRST, 1885. at SIX O'CLOCK, we viii EsM
sell, III front Of the premises, fS6a
Lot X, square 1856,
Fronting eighteen feet Oh Third street, between E
street and Massachusetts avenue northeast, i'm.
proved by y tWO-st0ry Brick dwelling, No. 422
Terms: One-haH cash; balance in one year, note to
be gwen bearing six per cent interest and to be Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the premises ali cash at
option Of purchaser Terms to be compiled with In
otherwise right reserved to resell at risk
aud cost OF purchaser after five days'- pub
lie notice OF such resale in newspaper published
In Washington, ID. q A deposit Ut S1OO required at
sale 7Sa1Xeya"c'ng' 4e g pqsehssers cost
J. GOMERY COUNTY.
BY virtue OF the power contained In q mort sen
gage TO the undersigned, recorded among the fssI
mortgage land records OF Montgomery county, S:,8
IN Liber n; No. 2 folio l22 &c. he win sell at onh
Der FOURTH, 1856. II ELEVEN ociocK 4! n n
s tn 1t tine farm In said mortgage described contain
Ing iS0 acres OF land less beautifully located
" hy seventh ~, street turnpike about nine miles from
MIA fr Guy. near Mches Cross Aosds one
road and now occupied by Col Geo n Rust f'A'>''"
Inc iar Is III good state Of cultivation hss upon
II an ABUNDANCE OF wafer, fruit and timber for the
Ing and iair outbuidings; is located in pleasant
neghb0rhood aud we'll suited the country niace o
any one In washington desiring Q convenient home
In the country. >3
purchasing 500 will be required on the day OF sale
o., MOrtgaHae and Trustee
a9z0St ToMson T: O., baltimore Co.. Nd.
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD. ELzEMoNA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
livery hidden mystery revealed Finds Host or buried
friends Gives success buxinsaa Removes ali fam
NY troubles Causes speedy MARRIAGE. Brinxs sepa-
rated together Never fils. Gives picture OF one yoa
marry All In trouble consult this clsrvoyanI Gires
sickness satisfaction pay. y % o. Open sun
day. S2l 9th a. NV. bet ID and sta NV. sn3O-2ts
MADAME ROSS, THE RELIABLE CI.AIRyoY-
AVA ant and Astroiogisl has bean consulted on bur-
ness. love ana matrmony Is In this city. All
"a trouoe CALL satisfaction guaranteed once hourD
40 An. 70 pm 10O4 X ~ nv. anzl -8m
90 AND SEE PROF. wARRIE0,
NJ MEDIUM AND REAL AsrR0LO0ER
400 81 NV. Five thousand dollars 20 any one Who
can equad MIN E telling the past and futsre,
cAusng speedy marriage. bringing separated W
gethef ana In business afihirs whose edvtcs V IN
valuable He tslls censusers name IN FULL and Is ne
oniy psrson That can 40 60 Prof warning asks no
aussuons and uss NO csrs Of any description N hi
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR no PAY.
fee-LAdies ~. Gents. 81. aul7lms
NJ Rs. DIR J. 6EAAE8 AND HUSBAND SUR
AVA geon Chtr0podis4 TwentySix years successful
pactice has gained them the worldwide reputation
OF beang AmerscAs best operatork Once l2xz a. n
W. Eor son and hard corns, iudamed and sore toiut.
use MA ID. sEMAkS BLACK Lotion and ksiys. Js21
M N{NHLyykH AND SURGEON cHIRoPoDmE
70 30 Psahaylvsnla ~
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nj. de Freycinet's Cahiuet

GEN. BoULANGER AND TWO OTHER RADICALS
TO BE DROPPED OUT. nA
PARIS, August 3O.-It is stated that 1t is the
purpose OF NJ. de Freycinet to remove from his
cabinet three radical members, including Gen,
Boulanger, minister OF war, and NJ. Grauet
minister Of posts and telegEapha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30

TEE new cruiser. Boston. built Ct Chester. ar
rived In the New York navy yard ~ 10 this
morning.
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UNDERTAKES.

II OSEPH GAWLhk FURNISHING UNDER,
u TAkER and PRACTICAL kABALMER
l126 Pennhy lvania ave nv. Terms nodarsts ana
everything nrst-class Teiephons csii lV2-l2 my2l
L 7. CLEMENTs PROFESSIONAL UNDER
u . taker-Thirty Years Ia perenca 1897 yld
street and 20 high street Georgetown Teiephous
Gall, 2xo-3. lxz-Sxn
AAEs RELLEW -
Corner New Jersey and q O. az
Telephone call, 23o-3. ana
llICHARD s. CAIN,
III FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
iOit 9TH ~ Everything stricty firstcAaw and q.
the most keasonabls Terms. 6I
ID W. BARKEI
UNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL EMBALNrR.
Graduate Of l664 Caa0 Of the Unclnnssi school fbr
knlbalming G. n Lukepa, n. d. Principak
J. H Clark, DemonstrAior;
6l2 llth strses northwsu
Telephone call 847-< c~na
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AN AUCTION SALE OF HoUsEs-C O. Duncan.
son, auctioneer, has sold for b. II. Warner &
Co., agents, at public auction, four new two.
story and basement houses on N street be-
tween Ala and Sd streets southwest, for 0l,735
each
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER-The follow.
ing were the readings At the signal office to-day
8 a. ~, ~; a. m, 49, IL a. M. 30. y. ~. SO;
maximum, 81; minimum, ~.
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L'OR sALk-AT A BARGAIN-HOUsE OF 8
rooms. finely located, In south Washington.
Large lot, fronting two streets and overlooking park
WRIGHT & BOLTON,
iy3o 3m Room H. St Cloud Building 9th and r sts
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Il Fine corner Property. situated on of the most
frolIinent corners Oh Capitol Ill., half square south
OF IA ave Sc 30 H. in facing Pa ave, i'm proved
by three small cottages Inquire 42,S 1lIh pri-
Sate entrance au2cim
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E'OR Saloon NJ ST. NV, MAR lsT TWO
story six-roonI brick. lot 2oxl3O: 81 StSl-S4OO
cash. balance $50 per month WALKER & VIII
son. 1905 81 au15-lw
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A SUDDEN DEArH.-Mrs. Louise Hutchinson
died very suddenly last saturday at the house
of her brother, Mr.. Charles Il. Church, sos lth
street southwest. The funeral services will be
be at her home in Norfolk, Va. She was on a
visit to her brother.
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LsOR sALE-HOUsES IN ALL QUARTERS OF
the city, too numerous TO mention here, for people
OF little moderate, much means; houses in blocks
beautiful corners with broad parking and lovely
views You that are about to purchase please see US
before you decide. Buy aud avoid rush later in
the season. HUMPHREY & ADAMS. Real Estate
Brokers. 618 ST. NV. jy31
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I,NOK sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
Il Brlck Residence, two-story and attic, with all
modern conyenlences at 22i New Jersey ave- 2.
Apply at li9 81. ne au239ts
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II
Eew room house. near Iowa Circle 81 o5o
Brick room house. 18th s. a ..-...--. q ;s10
rsme. rooms. sd street tss,
Bflck, 2 rooms. ktnsnan Place. .. .... :. tss,
rooms. Pierce Place, bet. 18th and 18th 3, 3ssl
. rooms, 18TH st, iowa frcle ... q Irsl
II rooms y ST.. bet l3th and l4lh SIS. = 90
91ioohls- II =, belweeh <cd AND x3ta .5OO
4 300
ROOMS. 3tb ST. business property $1,000. :. 600
roonis fenton 81. mr. s'oS Print Olce-1 $50
" rooms. " ST. bet 4th and 9Th NV (, ;sSsl
Brick store snU NV etilns lSlh ST. LOO
Brick, rooms. Riggs 18th and llh u tsa,
Brick. rooms. WailaclI st. bet 18th X l4ih..4 s5o
do. rooms on W arneT $50
To- On DuDoarton aFe----....-.- ----.-...-l, 500
DO Congress So. post OH &c z 900
Two houses . Z. ave. ae both for $1,000. 500
Also improved and unmproved property 10 ali parts
efthe city. Apply 10 J. ". MYERS
au2Srlws l42S New YORK ava
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INOH SALE-NICE BRICK HOUSE; SEVEN
i rooms: corner property: 1lth ST. n-w large park
ing; 90 500
au26It PARDON 1926 Fs,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

LNoR sALE-THREESTORY BRICK, 10 ROOMS
IL and cellar, furnace. crate and all mod imps new
and complete ON the corner Of 14th and Riggs St,
$1,000 lslI l4th St, q very desirable Lew brick
full new 3story bricks on Riggs ST., near Iath, at
o., 900 and ID, 500 Persons desiring to purchase
well built house in good location should examine the
above. SWORMSTEDT d BRADLEY,
su4-lm 927 At
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M XANiyykH AND SURGEON cH1Ropopur
70 - Psnnaylvanla -
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IHOR SALE OR WILL. EXCHANGE-FOR I'M.
~ proved or unimprOved city prOperty-A Farm Of
90 acres. a12 miles from Washington. House seven
rooms nall and Kitchen room; pump of good water at
the door we'll fenced and good road Any one want
ing nice country home can lind a bargain
Inquire of K o. EDMONSTON,
au3UZwS 134 n, w.
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MI EEkS & CO., Aucti0neers.
W 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post ONCE

DRY AND FANCY GOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE,
CONTAINED IN STORE No 812 PENNSYLr
N MAAslA AYE NV F1kAERLY TX, KEPT kx
SATURDAY EVENING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
AND MONDAY MORNING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
IN THE STOCK WILL BE FOUND COTTONS,
GALICOEs, LAWNS, FLANNELS CAMBHiC S
DRESS Goops, GlNGHAAs, GLOvks BglToNs
LADIES SHAWLS, SPOIL SILK.
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A@THE PURCHASER AT THE FORMER SALE
having failed to comply with the terms Of the
properly VIII be re,sold ct bis risk and cost WE'D
d. 1886, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM in
front of the premises :.
GEORGE BAUER, }u
au26d&ds JOHN WALTER JR, AkuSSeeS
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No Coinage Suspension.

The action of the House committee
on coinage, weights and measures prac-
iieally settles the question of silver leg
islation for this session of Congress. As
the Star has predicted frnm the begin
ming of the present sg .tion, nothing
whatever will be done by the House. A
majority of its members honestly In ia
vor of the continued coinage of silver.
Whether they are right or wrong does
not matter, so far as the practical result
and the law as IL stands guarantees a
continued coinage Of a large number
of silver dollars. All that the friends
of the measure had to do was tn stand
still and let the existing law remain in
operation. A few of the more radical
silver men may have hoped to pass a
bill increasing the output of the mints,
and few ardent gold monometallists
may have hoped to securea suspension
of the coinage. To any one who looked
at the question calmly, however, it was
perfectly clear from the beginning that
neither Of these expectations could be
realized. Had the extreme silver men
been able to pass a bill in accordance
with their views, there is not shadow
Of doubt that the President would have
vetoed 1t. On the other hand, it was
idle for any one to suppose that, in re-
sponse to the Presidents suggestion, a
majority Of the House would reverse
their previous views and defy the known
wishes of their constituents.
Such being the condition of affairs,
there never was any sense in the wild
outcry raised by some New York and
other eastern papers on this subject
| Their attempt to drive Congress into
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Almost Buried Alive.

WELLsvILLE, O., Feb, ga strange
case of suspended animation is reported
from Jethro, near here. A Mrs. Ray
mand was prostrated it was supposed
by stroke Of paralysis. After several
weeks she was seized with another sup
posed stroke and gradually grew worse
until she, it was supposed, died.
Friends and relatives were apprised
by telegraph Of her demise; the body
was prepared for burial, and, wrapped
in shroud, lay in the room Of death
awaiting the arrival Of the coffin. While
in this state friend noticed signs of
life followed In short time by the oc-
casional opening of the eyes. 'Fa4
The alarm was Instantly given, and
the best physicians Immediately sum.
moned. Upon their arrival powerful
restoratives were administered, and the
woman soon gained consciousness. foA
She exclaimed that while in o coma
tose state, she imagined herself enjoy
ing q refreshing sleep. Mrs. Raymond
is slowly improving, with fair chances
for recovery. @ s
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John G., Thompson Dead.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 10.-News reached
here this evening of the dedth of John
.G. Thompson, at Seattle, w. T., where
he was acting as Special Land Agent
for the Government. He was in his
fifty-second year. AT the age Of TWEEN
ty he left his fathers farm in Union
county and came to Columbus and be-
gan business as dry-goods merchant
and banker. He began to take an ac-
tive part in politics in 1850. He served
as County Treasurer and State Senator,
and filled other local offices. In 1875 he
was elected Sergeant-at-arms of the Ma
tional House Of Representatives, and
reelected in 1877. sve-=t as Faw
From 1863 to 1883 he was the organic
er and active leader of the Ohio Democ-
racy, the friend, counsellor and lieuten-
ant of Allen G.. Thurman, all of whose
campaigns he. largely planned and
wholly executed. In 1888, when the
enemies of Mr.. Thurman determined
to prevent his going into the Chicago
Convention with the solid Ohio delega-
ton. they decided that the first step was
eliminate. to Mr.. Thompson from the
organization. They succeeded by dis
GRACEFUL ulctAouS, uhiu WI SAS AAes
chinery over to the men who are re-
sponsible for the scandals now being
probed by the Legislature. v.sa
In 1884 Mr.. Thompson was at the
head of five hundred Cleveland clubs
and with an expenditure of less than
So. 900, compelled the Republican Ma
tional Committee to almost bankrupt
itself to save Ohio in October. This
club organization kept the Republican
majority down to the usual figure.
Broken in health and fortune, Mr.
Thompson's friends, with Judge Thur
man at their head, asked the Admins
tration to place him III charge ofa bu
reau in the Interior Department, bu
instead, he was given the Office he helt
when he died, and it was given, as hi
friends believe, at the instigation Of hi
and Mr.. Thurman's enemies. The ab
solute need Of the small salary attachet
for the support of his family alone in
duced him to accept it. He told tn
writer, on the day of his departure, tina
he knew he was going to his death ami
would be brought home for burial II
sir months. aH E 9h
| Socially, Mr.. Thompson was prime
of men, and his political bias never in
terfered with his personal friendships
His remains will reach here next weeh
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SHERITT'S SALE.

Henry Holterman, ss County Treasurer, Henry Co.,
X. Ohio,
vs.
Birtha A. Brown, minor. ct al.
{ Order of sale from Henry county Court OF Com
mon Pleas. ...F
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the above
named Court and to me directed as sheriff Of Henry
county, will offer OF public sale at the North door
of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on ff
Saturday, March 20, 1885,
at the hour of O'Clock D. m, of said day. the fol
lowing described real estate situated in Henry soun
ty, Ohio, t0-wit:
The South half of the southeas quarter of the
South quarter OF section twentysix (26), town
six 10y, North Of range eight (S) East, in Henry
county, Ohio.
Appraised at $240. a.
Terms Of sale, cash. IA t.. .,.tt
FREDERICK ALDER,
Sheriff OF Henry county, Chic.
Tyler Donnslly, attorneys for plaintiff.
Maj oleon, Ohio, Feb. 49, 1886. IS 40
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Legal Notice.

II oBERT GARRETT. whose place of residence
II il unknown, will take notice that on the hrst
day Of August, A. D. 1885, Henry Holterman, ~
the County Treasurer Of Henry county, Ohio, fled
hts petition in the Court of Common Pleas Of Henry
county, Ohio, In case No. 1850, against said Robert
Garrett, setting forth therein, that the following
premises. to-wft: Section number thirty-one (3l)
In township number four (4l, North of range eight
(8) East, in Henry county. Ohio, stand charged on
sum Of sb6s.94, as the aggregate Of the amount Of
delinquent taxes and assessrnents unpsid snd
,chsraeabls sgainst said premises, and that iseid
Henry Holterman, County Treasurer % Aforesaid
asks I'm the PRAYER OF said petition that said
premises may Be decreed TO be sold to pay and sats
" said delinquent taxes and assessments charged
to and against said premises, on the general tax
duplicate OF said county.
That the said defendant, Robert Garrett, ID re-
ouired TO answer said petition on or before the tl
dsy Of April, A. D., 1885, or Judgment and decree
will be taken against him ss prayed for In said
.netition, t a HENRY HOETERMAN, 8f
County Treasurer Of Henry Co., Ohio.
r. w, Cahill, Attorney. feb iS6t $40 so