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HousEKEEpERs, HousEKEEpEns.
HOTEL CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PROPRIE-
TORS. DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADEIN
GENERAL, ATTENTION.. ATTENTION.

II has been deemed advisable TO change the mans
already prepared for the improvements OF our Store
No. 4l1 Ith ST NV. the result of which will uecessi.
Tale the earring of store literally To pieces Con.
sequeniiy every dollars worth of goods IN
our stock must be sold. -
Therefore. will offer for the next two weeks all
oi our STOCK oi groceries, wines and whiskies
al sacIlhce prices Never Within our knowledge has
such opportunity been before the public 10 buy
nrst-class groceries of kind great rpduc-
Hon as we offer. We have been very Very busy for
the past iorty days, but expect now this will
brig us more business than attend TO in the
same careful manner always this Is an =.
eeption so II you wish 10 avail yourself OF bargains
bar gains call quickly and leave your order it will pay
you
T. METZ0ER& BRO,
auI m
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An Oregon Prophet Of Evil,

HE SAYS THE MONTH VIAL CLOSE WITH
CYCLONES, EARTHQUAKES AND ToRNADOEs.
CHICAGO Sept Ga special dispatch from
CORVALLIS, Oregon, says: "PrOE E. z. Ham,
mond foretells terrific cyclones, earthquakes
and tornadoes tor September 26, "a aud Is.
Cyclonic disturbances may be expected Sep
tember Ia and 15.'
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baltimore markets.

BALTIMORE. Nh. September 6.-virgtnIa skies.
consouaIed o pass-due coupons. 81 new ten-'ortes.
BALTIMoRE. ND. september. s.-Cot.on dull
DO o. extra: 4%y DO Ro s1and
$50. $50 Wheat-southsrn easy and QUIET; western
nrmer: southern red, soass DC: amber, S5s90 No.
xssn octoser Ssaasl ss Sose%Ser
White 5oa2 Se
| low 51a52; western mixed. steamer. 47a4a. Oats
sa
steady 54a57 Hay sseady.prime to choice western m
ali IS. :Bulk meais-shouldefs and clear rii Sides
packed. se7e Bseon,1sh9aidsrs a; SEE; clear .6
s:esayewesseIn sesd packed: losls; creamery iS.s1
snsa 1m aSS onsss
fair 9aaloa sugar sM1esdyvA Mn!,v soft 6's copper
90 Freights to LIVERPOOL per steamer steady
cotton 532d; nonr l sslsid: 3 grain ain 3D. Recepts-
sioo bushels: osis eusasis; re 100 bushels
shipments-hour. S3S % 6s5rsiG s wheat l66.10v
SSshs1s SSshsis s''sS-"'sA'' %'''' '' ''''' '''''
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. III, september g ! pm Wheat firm
steady Cash, 4Oas, October. a e i;ls aeyemSsr.
s osss s. s 1s Se'Gsfs
los: Prime timothy i. t7Ssa 7 20 WHISKY; li5.
es ss.* io '3i s1Ss
La mar has gone away, but where he has gone,
and when he will return. he has not generally
informed the officials of the Interior depart
ment He has, however, provided means tor
having any papers requiring his attention sent
To him tlUring his absence. The Secretary has
when it was discovered at the department. to-
day that he had left the city IL occasioned but
little surprise. It is not thought that he will be
absent more than q few days
! CONSUL observation-disclosures Secretary Of
State Porter says he has not seen any Official
statement from Mexico which goes 70 show
that Consul Brigham mlsrepresented the Cut
ling case TO the department. He says there Is
no more capable man In the service than Mr..
Brig ham.
ALAND OFFICE DEcIsIoN.-Acting Commis-
sioner Stockslager, Of the general land Office,
holds in q decision In the homestead case Of
Daniel 4 Rogers, Of Missouri, that the Atlantic
and P1cinc railroad company II not entitled 70
| the reserved odd numbered sections within the
limits OF the grant OF even sections TO
| the South Pacific company Of Missouri.
| This decision involves lands on the line
OF road between sprtngneid, NO., and the
! ninety miles. The South facif1c railroad re.
| ceiyed the even sections and the Atlantic and
Pacific claimed the odd sessions. both compa-
I MES thus claiming solid block of land under
two grants although but ono road Was COD
structed. Assistant Commissioners Stockstaeer
holds this claim untenable and awards the
| tract In controversy In the decided case - the
l AsoAo '-
/ sry>o vfll Of the late Char3nn W. 6tfnAa. b.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS A AFTERNOON.
WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. AucsionssrA

WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucsionssrs
TWoSToRY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELLING
AT AUCTION. TO BE REMOVED.
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH, - lE
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. shall sell the improve 7sM
menss on los q In square All consisting O. -
oe removed in six days from day Of sale Qeing NO.
WI eth street between and streets norfhweStt
Terms cash on day OF sale, A. 8 CAYWOOp
se0-3t Real Estate Broker. cor 9th and stA nv.
STHHO2 J. FISHER q CO., AuctioneerA
PEREMPTORY SALE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMRER s,sy
SIXTH, lSS6. ct FIVE O'CLOCK PM, we will E
sell In front of the premises, No. 1914 N street.
porthWest the east a. ieet Of lot No l5 IN sqnsse
no ll6. with depth Of 1Ol feet, 70 3O-feet alley
improved 6y 2 small frame house This lot y one Of
ne pest locations OF he northwest street cOncreteo
anundance OF water, good seweraye. ETC.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in one ana
Woyears. with Interest at s4 per cent payable aei-
annually secured by deed Of trust or gu cash q oL-
a deposit Of 500 a. time of sale Terms Of sale 70
oe compiled with within fve days. with right to re-
se AZ risk and cost of detauting purchaser after nve
aays notice OF such resale in the Evening star news
paper publiShed in Washington city, ID. e.
selN THOS. FISHER 4 CO., AuctS.
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pEREMPTORY SALE OF THREESTORY AND
l. BACK BUILDING BRICK RESIDkNCE, No
9i3 RHODE lSIA \ ID AVE. N.

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEM BIER -
SEVENTH, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK M
we will sell, in front OF the premises, Hs&
LOT SO. IN SQUARE 364.
fronting Is feet Rhode Island avenue and q depth
of 100 feet To alley. improved by weiibuilt three
story and back building Brick DWELLING nine rooms;
modern conveniences. splendid location for home
or for investment.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years; notes 10 Dear SIX per cent Interest and
secured by deed OF trust on the premises. al! cash.
at option OF purchaser. deposit of $500 required at
Terms to be complied with IN ten days otherwise
i've days public notice of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, ID. c.
se2-dGdS DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LNOR SALE-BRICk HOUSE, THREE STORIES
IL and cellar, bay window, all mod imps, rooms
and bath, S4.bOu. Apply 9O6 llth St n.w. se1-lwS
LSoR sALE-fWO VERY FINE NEW GROOM
and bath houses the east side of 18th St, at
reasonable price. RATES d WHITMAN. I407 L st
NV. anl4rlm
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:; 81 | Y y WV II Y 7. T. r
e.; Is +; s. ! ! s. Z ! e. E. E. :; :;
6; {; s +. t. E.. T $j$SS##$H#$F : ! !
s. e. s. : : :: :: :: T T.
1MITTs. Warranted All Silk. full length. black.
Sold all the season for 25c
CLOSING OUT AT17e
GLOVES Genuine Lisle Thread Mousqussa1re.
Sold up to date for 26o
CLOSING OUT Ar1sc
GLOVES. Extralons Mousauetaire Lsle colorz and
black Sold we'll for 4Sc.
CLOSING OUT AT 25o
VESTS Ladies' Silk Undervests odd sizes Never
sold under s6.8S.
CLOSING OUT AT $500
HOSE English Derby Ribbed Hose in black and
colors worth 4Sc
CLOSING OUT AT acc
HOSE Black Silk Hose. superior quality. consid-
cred . bargain at 81. 26 pair.
CLOSING OUT AT s1.ea
PARAsoLA A few very Choice Novelties that sold
for $3.50. S7.25, $a68. $49a
CLOSING OUT AT $Lea
PARAsoIA White and Colored Satin and satteen.
Hundreds sold for CSC, 3l.25 and el-6Q
CLOSING OUT AT CSC.
UMBRELLAS 24-inch Twill Silk Umbrellas. with
Gold Plated and Sterling Silver Tops We're S26a
CLOSING OUT AT sale.
COLLARS. chiidren's Embroidered. alsa Lace Col.
Lara. that sold all the season for 26c and 36o
CLOSING OUT AT Ice.
NECKwEAR. Very Finest Null scarA. Laos
Trimmed. II yards long Y yard vida We're csc
CLOSING OUT AT 73c
NECKwEAR Warranted Ausalk Spanish Laca
scarf two yards long Sold weI for Sl.4s each -...
CLOSING OUT AT eco
LAcEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs win bs offered ct
10 per cent dscount of the marked preea
GENTS English Cashmere Wool Traveling or
Bicycle Shirt& Sell freely for &2ea
CLOSING OUT AT sl.oa
GENT8 Warranted Allwool Shirts. IN alt colora
Are undoubtedly . bargain at $l.36
CLOSING OUT AT sI.1a
GENTS Colersd English Underwear, Laghtwsisht
Large quantities sold fox a.
CLOSING OUT AT Soc
GENTS Pongee SILK Windsor soarfa (waahahlA} }
Have always sold Tor Soc
CLOSING OUT AT a9c.
UMRRELLAA Pouseeeun Umbrellas. Win 0rssn
IininsA Have sold al the season for sl4a
CLOSING OUT AT CSC
~ See upper half Of this column for uk a the
New Goods secured hy Mr. LIsNxR In Darogss and
now ON sale at the
+ = 4 {. :. Is
r Fl = Z 4 a {. :
sss- 1117-a11s PEHNsYLvAszzA AVE
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Tl,e VIII of the late Char3e w. 6unAs. b.
was 0Iod today.
Evening star., 1886-09-06
From Wall street To-Day

NEW YORK, Sept 6.-The stock exchange
did not open till II O'Clock this morning. First
prices generally showed advances of from \, to
u per cent over the 1lal figures of Saturday,
but the market was quiet and steady in the
earlv Dealings.
Evening star., 1886-09-06

DEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
l. NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS SOUTH.
EAST
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEM-
BER NINTH at HALF-PA-T FIVE O'CLOCK 3&b
we will sell, In front of the premises part of
LOT z. IN SQUARE 734,
fronting 10 7-l2 feet North Carolina avenns ha.
tween lSt and ID streets east
Ierms One-thrd cash balance in one and two
years; notes TO bear per interest," and to he se
cured by deed of trust on the property cash at
option Of purchaser Conveyancing &c at nnrcha.
sers cost deposit of 500 required at time of sale
terms of sale not complied with in ten days from
day OF sale the right Is reserved resell at the risE
and cost of the detaulting purchaser, after days'
public notice OF such resale in newspaper pub.
hshed in Washington, ID. G.
se6r}t DUNCANSON RIOS Auct.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

E>OR SALE-ONLY S3OO-BEAUTIFUL LOT
Il southeast; overlooking Pennsylvania ave. Also,
choice Lots near State department. Inquire or ad-
dress Room 3. 1891 St se63ts
IHOR SALE-LOT ON z2D BETWEEN AND p
sts NV, 90 feet font 800 can be bought at
a bargain. WALKER & WILSON, HOG st NV.
Sc a.
ENOR SALE-wE HAVE SOME WELL LOCA-
IL ted Lots on Columbia Heights at prices that Will
pay good profit in a short time. Call and get pats
and prices, A. L. BARBER Co,
se4-3t LIE Droit Building.
E>OR SALE-LOT ON q ST NJ W.. OPPOSITE PEN
4 SION once, ~ feet front. Lot on NJ between Goth
and 2lst sts NV, 129ia feet front. Two Lots on NJ
ST. near z4th ST. D. W.. each lS12 feet front Lot
on ST. between 18th and 26th sts- NV, 5lle feet
.,,. TYLER RUTHERFoRD
se4-3te 1925 st. NV
E0R SALE-ABOUT FIFTY FINE CORNER
Lots In East Washington suitable for all kinds OF
business or TOT private residences, at half their real
terms Another inducement, we guarantee q perfect
e I'D every instance and all deeds prepared free OF
charge Prices are now lower than they will be
WELLER & REPETH,
seo-lm 326 Pennsylvania ave. ae.
E,OR SALE
II Lot on 18th St.. for 81 900
Two very nice Lots on Bacon st., near 18th at.
-Four Lots on Laurel ave-, Mt Pleasant ten cents
per foot choice Lot on Park St., near l4th ST.
ssoots ]. X. III HERTFORD. 14231k st.
EOR SALE-BARGAIN-BEAU CORNER
- Lot nonIing lSI feet on New Hampshire ave..
just north OF Dupont Circle Will offer for few DAYS
special bargain. w. L BURFORD, I422 New York
ave se3-3ts
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A PROPOSED KN1GHr or LABOR oRaAN.-rl

A PROPOSED KNIGHT Oh LABOR ORGAN.-The
Phiiadelphia Press prints "secreL" circular
ISSUED 10 knights OF Labor, regarding the pro-
posed establishment OF a newspaper, To Toe the
Official organ oi the order. The proposed paper
Is 10 be non-partisan and non-politlcal, aud
shall devote itsei1 To propagating The principles
on which the Knights OF Labor are founded.
Only oneiourth the space of the paper shall bs
given up 10 selected advertisements. IL is pro-
posed 70 call the paper hQUay, with the sub
head, The Ofhcial Journal al United Labor"
per capita lax oi nity cents on memOe of the
order, the general executive board TO proceed
with the publication when 100000 has thus
been paid In The different assemblies OF the
knights are requested 10 take action To decide
on the following questions: Snail the journal be
Issued weekly, as public newspaper snail A.
be by compulsory or voluntary subscriptions
Shall the subscription price be 80 cents or 81
per annum5
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WAsHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD Co.

Schedule In effect August l, 1885,
Trains will leave from and arrive at r. u p station
9th and B sts. follows:
Leave Washington $40 a. m. daily except Sunday
and 445 p m. daily, arriving ut Round Hill L A q
M and 7:l9 pm. Returning trains leave Round Hin
at 6OS - IN daily aud at 81 daily except sun
day. arriving at Washington $40 and 54S pm.
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 1000
mile tickets $25
R BELL.
aulO Superintendent
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Name. o. 3

The following are the openin. and 300 m. prices
of the New York Stock Markrt to-day, reported
special wire II. II. Dodge. $50 Is h street.
Evening star., 1886-09-06

At the meeting of Archbishop Purcell's cred
itors, held In Cincinnati yesterday, a resolution
was adopted directing the trustees 10 compel
the payment OF rent OF the cathedral and all
other church property, and IL not paid 10 take
action Lo oust the occupants.
There was renewed rloling In the vicinity Of
RellaSL YesierdaY
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TONIC II w.

TOMORROW.
nUNCANSON BROS AuctioneerA
II 3I7 and 31s 9th street northwest (southeast
corner 9th and streetS)
uo,,srvoq USUAL WEEKLY sAhEoE $ ,,r.
Spfhe ooAsisrike Ass 81 MEN
PAMRLoR, RIO CHAN BEK And DiN ING FURNITyGE.
SSSaE SSiSS ff Ss1 IxsH ss SsRTAlS
IS PLusH AND IEATHEk IF nPAofsfEs:
SAF6 1sb TAhE
SPfHSPP ea 81 H*S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ! !; AisS
% Ians n
Within VIII sell sansl .Sao
OF or the aforementioned goods and numerous other
1T i ~ ' I,tHcis pTScAssoS BROS. Auc.s.
nUNcANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers,
DUN PONY. DOG CART T,aN AND HARNESS AT AUG
On TUESDAY MoRNiSG. sEprEMBER SEW,
attention is called. 1t
WALTER b WILLIAMs& 4 CO., Auctiopsera
sAtE bfs9E, 1E EdGsANT 6,rv9 RARL9R
MADE 70 HoRn
Y0KK,ANDMB BIZ SOLD AT pGBLiCsALE.A At
MAJ % pkc1INiSa sl HoGsEkHEf1Sd. house 81 iaso
zihhf sSkNH n TEN
Handsome Rosewood Case Piano tKindt & Mantz.
Carved ! alnut frame Parior suites, Elegant Wal
nut Marble;top Chamber Suites. Walnut Pillar
Chairs. Handsome Walnut Marbie-rop sideboard.
asy & aas
so decorated ena ISist Ware Rugs Mats Lao
Bolsefs Faaes Hall aad
ware, cutlery, China. Glass and Crockeryware,
Ali the above-named Furniture is of the best manu-.
faclure and in good condition. This sale offers special
Terms Cash.
se;-st WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO, Aucts
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
iHE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF BOOK AND STA
TIONERY STORE. NO. 3O73 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.
ALSO,
ALLTHE SILVER PLATED SHOW CASES AND
FIXTURES AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
SEVENTH. 1885, commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK.
at the above mentioned establishment shall sell the
entire stock, which is very extensive In all its
branches The stock will he Offered whole and il
not so disposed OF will then be d in detail.
se2-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
BAY HORSE, KIND AND GENTLE WORKS IN
ALL HARNESS (CAN BE DRIVEN BY ANY
ONE), AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SEW
ENTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, will sell, in front
OF salesrOOms Ninth and streets northwest the
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I'd EDITION.
--latest ltlegIanS 10 The Star.
COLUMBIA AGAIN SHAKEN.
rhe shocks Followed BY Two Brilliant
Mete0rs i'm the Sky.

COLUMBIA. g. c., Sept 6.-Another distinct
shock was felt in this city last night at 11:O7
O'Clock accompanied by the usual roaring
sounds. At intervals of five minutes there
after two remarkably brilliant ana unusually
large mete0rs shock across the skies nom nortn
to south.
Evening star., 1886-09-06

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTaTE
Il AT LAUREL. MD,
The undersigned will offer at public sale the s-eA
handsome Residence Of the late William - s:.M
Warfied on the premise, at Laurel Nd, G
O'CLOCK p NJ. Four acres of land good xhads ND =
fruit. Dwelling Of Ia rooms In excellent osder "A1
CHAS. H. STANLEY
Courtland street. Baltimore
se4-b Or Laurel. Md.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

BAY HORSE, KIND AND GENTLE WORKS IN
ALL HARNESS (CAN BE DRIVEN BY Any
ONE), AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SEW
ENTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, we will SELL in front
OF our salesroOms Ninth and streets northwest the
above Horse. se4.2t
Evening star., 1886-09-06

THE ANALoSTAN BOAT CLUB.-At the meet
ing OF the Analostan Boat club Saturday mig ht
MessrS Barbour, Durant aud Dr. kennedy " re
appointed u reception committee 10 Look aft ,r
visiting oarsfnen who may be Quurtersd at luo al
house during the coming regatta Capt Fred
Wright reported that he nad about twenty men
in training, aud he expects 10 have senior aud
lightweight IOurs ready by regatta day.
Evening star., 1886-09-06

IL l. z
New 8 room house near Iowa Circle ....., s. $50
Brick, = room house. 18th ST. NV 3 ONO
- iOo19 s,-o 81 &C ,Upt
Brick, rooms, kiug man Place .......- UsbO
roous. Pierce Place. bet. 18th And l6th-3 1900
SroonIs 18th 81. near Iowa ifcie. ,UsIO
IL rooms. q ST.. bet 18th and lIth sts.....- go
rooms ii ST., between I'D and Zlth-. ,1OO
10 rooms, on tercorrn s-....---.. .-.....-4 500
eroons. l4th St, hus. ness properly 900
rooms Fenton ST., mr. Gov. Print Office-l 800
rooms q ST, bet lth and 9th ~ .....-:,, 800
Brick store and dwelling. l%th 10000
Srick yroons on Riggs ST., bet 18th and l4th-6 100
BRICK. W allach St. bet 18th l4ih.-4, ,Z5O
DO. 5r0oms. on Warner ,45O
TO- On Dunosrton aNe.---....... --.- .---.-l, ,0VO
DO On Congress 81, UUO
TWO houses > e ave Sc, both for $40
Also improved and uuiproy sd property In all parts
Ofthe city. Apply j. ". MYERS
Au-o-2ws 1928 New York ava
Evening star., 1886-09-06

BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP LOTS
IN JOHNSON q VINES ADDITION TO HY.
Hyassville Is lovely village. 81. miles from Wash
ington,
ON THE B. AND o. R. R
Commutation rates &c. per ride.
Ten trains each way daily.
Hyattsv]le is rapidly growing.
Six new houses just starting there now.
Firstclass Female Seminary just opening there.
Arrangements ara perfected for q public school.
(Will open this month";
Ground will be broken In q day or two for the long
talked-of Catholic church.
HYATTsvILLE IS ON THE BOOM.
Apply to the owners,
GEO J. JOHNSON, ia Market Space
se2-2w LOUIS d. WINE 1880 Penn. avenue.
ENOR SALE-ON THE HEIGHTS OF MERIDIAN
times present value making investment as profitable
only few feet north of boundary ST. west side OF
18th ST. ENCLOSED by picket fence. 20 463 square feet
dlan ave $50 feet on Crescent St l4 feet; command
Ing one Of the finest views in America. Mill forest and
Washington % oWNGR Box sa city s fson's Fo s!ss
E,OR sALE-A FRONTAGE OF 200 FEET On
st., between 18th and l4th SITS Sc; small house
10 cents FOOT easy terms; will sub-divde; now is
NV. jy172m
EOR SALE-LOTS-1OO BUILDING LOTS, 5Ox
loo feet, near Seabrook Station X and p. r. r.. 20
minutes ride by cars 10 city; beautifully located I6O
sold ln six months; price SIS a lot apply to MARION
DUCkETT, AttOrney-atLaw, BladenSburg, Nd, or
JASPER NJ. JACKSON, 212 d 81. NV, Washington.
au3-3m
FOR sALE-Two LOTS ON 22D ST, BETWEEN
II L and NJ streets, 80 feet Deep suitable for two
small houses: street paved with concrete.
Lot on 10th ST.. within square of Scott circle 27
feet front by 10 feet dee elegant lot frstclass
residence, and cheap
Several Lots on 10th ST., near ST.. at reasonable
pIicea
Two Lots on 18th ST. near St. 25x1lO; elegant
lots for hrSt-claSS residence Price reasonable,
1yl4-2m A. p. BROWN, 1426 st NV.
Evening star., 1886-09-06

NAVAL ORDBRs-Ths following navy orders
were issued this afternoon: Oonmsndss Samuel
II. Baker. 10 command the storsship Nononga-
hela, at Coquimbo, Chilli; Lieut. II. II Rarroli.
detached from duty at the branch hydrographic
ter now as Brasil; Ensign Houston Eidridge,
detached from the Yantfc and ordered 20 the
branch hydfogYaphic ONCE at New York; Asst.
Engineer @. 8. Wiillts, detached from the Tren-
ton aud granted leave unttl October lsk
Bailey and Barry, the ealy members Of the
general executive board of the Knights OF
being shown copy Of The Pit{sbary dispatoh
stasipg that Mr.. rOvderly ooptsmplsted -leav-
ing the order on account Of internal disoan-
every particular, and a6serted that there had
never been time when the feeling OF harmony
between MF. P0wderly and the membsrs ~ the
board, was stronger OF mofo atneeFe thAA is o
st the psosent taao.
Evening star., 1886-09-06

CONSUL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Secretary Of
State Porter says he has not seen any Official
statement from Mexico which goes to show
that Consul Brigham misrepresented the Cut
ting case TO the department He says there Is
no more capable man In the service than Mr..
Brig ham.
Evening star., 1886-09-06
ALL THE SILVER PLATED SHOW CASES AND
FIXTURES AT AUCTION.

On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
SEVENTH 1885, commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK.
At the above mentioned establishment shalt sell the
entire stock, which is very extensive In all its
branches. The stock will he offered as whole and il
not SO disposed OF will then be so d in detail.
se2dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
Evening star., 1886-09-06

DELEGATES no THE PHARhACEUTIcAL As
SOCIATION.-Messrs. w. 3. Thompson, Charles
lein, j. Miiburn and W. u. DuckeL will repre-
sent the association in this city at the annual
convention of the National Pharmaceutical as.
sociation which meets In Providence, r l., to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1886-09-06

RANGE OF TIE TH8RAONETER-The Sollow.
Ing were the readings ~ thesignal once to-day,
8 q. m., "a; g m., 68; IL H. M, IS; p. m, "a;
mayimnm, 76: minimum, 60.
Evening star., 1886-09-06

REAL ESTATE 1ALE-The North washington
Davenport lot 152, square 445, for $1,000.
Evening star., 1886-09-06

THE BARNESvILLE CAMP MEkTING-The
camp meeting at Barnesville. Nd, yesterday
was largely attended, many from this city
being present Services began at am. with
experience meeting led by Rev. Ii. Williams,
OF Frederick. AT IL am, Rev. Mr.. Taylor
preached. at 3 pm. Rev. L. J. VALENTINO, OF
Frederick city, and at . p.m., Rev. III. Williams
meeting. Five persons presented themselves
TO be prayed Tor, three Of whom professed con-
version.
Evening star., 1886-09-06

CHICAGO. III, September g. / pm.-Whaat drm-
Cash 7S osISber :, ss ESvs%Ssr xS 60 Corn
As SIG. Oats steady-Cash, 25 lie October. 26a4:
NeyemSeE: 2s rye e ,s, s.,rlssy o5 Fa1sesd
PORK steady-Cash, 10 rs; October, lO.25; Novem-
her 1Ol2h Lard frm-Cash, 7.6O; October, G 22.n
Evening star., 1886-09-06

Name. 1 o. , 500
Evening star., 1886-09-06

ROBBERIES Unconstitutional I. Hinkle
reports stolen from him Saturday a gold watch
and plated chain. value $50. Nathanial Brown,
652 Pennsyivania avenue southeast, reports
stolen from the desk in mis- office about nine
O'Clock last night about $35 In money. Edward
koib, reports that Saturday night a visitor to
boys to get changed a SO BILL The boy did not
return with the change. May E. steele, Parker
house, 412 street and Pennsylvania avenue re-
ports that she lost In or near her room in the
house yesterday a chamois skin purse contain
ing $25 In money, q check for $50, post ottice
order for 81 l.50 and two notes for SAB,