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SkNkkAL-hAsTER WORKMAN PownERIy SAWS rusx
THE nknBEks or IHE okDER CAN FAVOR HIua
TARIFF on FkEk rIlADk, ON BOTH, AS THsy PIH.ss-
MT. Powderly. defining the attitude OF tao
knights OF Labor rs TO the political campaisb
says that the order Is not with either party nor ~
mere hnlgnts 81 Laoor party. Some OF tks
moment he says .'we commit the order a.
either side by Inserting clause In our preamble
In favor OF IL tie members who believe IN the oth
Will Withdraw frOm the order and we thus lose the
united support Tor twenty-five pianks simply L.
cause we cannot agree on one. That would "a
suicidal, n would be criminal IL was deemed u q
for the Interests OF labor In this COUNTRY nar
10 Insert anything In regard 20 the tarfn In tbs
preamble Each member Of the order m v
discuss the tariff from his own staDdpolnt: "a
mal, as citizen, lie either far high tarin OF frrs
trade, but as knight OF Labor he II neither Thst
Is q subject which Is not discussed by the order
In conclusion he says: MY advice 20 workingtnon
Is 10 hear both sides and then judge, and al tlss
November electioa vote as conscience dictates ala
In accordance with opinions formed through beiIr
convinced that the Issue for which they vote -
correct
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Jackson, OF New York city, and Sarah Jones; WIN.
Musgrove and Anna B. Vaughn, both OF Milford,
Del. John Hall, OF Prince George County, Nd,
Antonio Zettelle. OF Richmond, Va. and Mamie B.
Harrison.
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Thurman with the TOOthache.
He MAKES SPEECH TO HIS INDIANA VISITORS UNDER
DIFFICULTIES.

A delegation about 400 strong, consisting OF
members Of the Hendricks Cleveland and Thur
man, and Sawmaker Clubs OF indianapolis, called
on Judge Thurman, in Columbus, OHIO, Saturday
afternoon. There were also In the party num-
Der OF railroad uen from that city. They were e.
corted TO q hall, and, when Judge Thurman en-.
tered. gave him q hearty greeting. His face was
tied up with handkerchief, and as he removed IL
and rose to speak the applause was enthus aStic.
Judge Thurman alluded TO his friends In Indiana,
and then said: "My friends, have One thing,
however, to regret to-day among the pleasures
have been suffering dreadfully from an attack Of
neuralgia In the face, and have had sometimes
three and sometimes four radical high-protection
teeth aching as II they intended 70 take on my
head [laughterl, but hope l shall convert them
10 sound doctrine before long at least Though my
face Is still swollen 1t Is going down by degrees,
and, like our opponents, IL VIII shrink aud shrink
until health shall once more be in my head, as It
will be In the politics OF this country" daughter
and applause.)
delegation from Newark, N. j., headed by Gen.
George Watts Kearney, called at the residence Of
Judge Thurman, in Columbus, Saturday afternoon.
Gen Kearney stated the object or their VISIT which
was to secure the presence OF Judge Thurman al a
proposed mass-meeting at Newark next saturday
night. Mr. Thurman agreed 10 go, and Will 60
there during Grand Army Encampment week. He
Will leave for New YORK either Tuesday night or
Wednesday morning.
Judge Thurman and Gov. Gray win leave for
New York Wednesday. The Hon. Calvin s. Brtce,
Chairman OF the national campaign committee,
will return to Columbus with Judge Thurman and
be bis guest during the national encampment.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept abr. Perpente accused Of
completely 10 the death OF Miss Andera Troxell Of
here on July 2, died In Moyamensing prison lasl
night.
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Canada ordered 70 Back Down.

London Special to the Philadelphia Presa
highest authority that Canada has been ordered
from the foreign once TO back down and ask for
some arrangement which Will prevent trouble
with the United States no matter q what cost OF
concessions on the dominion's part
The London Standard, In savage leader on the
Prosident and Government OF the United States to
remember that Canada u q depency Of Great Br1-
tain, and that II the necessity should unfortu-
nately arise abe has behind her guns xnSnsn IRON
ClodR.n
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Only Three Killed.

THE ACCIDENT ON THE MISSOURI PACIFIC NOT As
BAD AS AT FIRST REPORTED.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. g.. The fatal accident
on the Missouri Pacific Railway, near Boone
Vile, Mo-, Saturday, proves to have
been not SO bad as first reported three instead of
Six lives having been lost The list OF killed is as
follows: Charles Hall, Frank Mckinney. Frank
McGOnagle.
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RANCE or THE THERMoNErIR-Tne following
were the readings al the signal once to-day: q
m, q; 2pm.. 90; maximum, ~; minimum, IS
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Alexandria Affair.

PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The public schools were opened
to-day so far as the granting OF permits ana the
reception ,nS ca a OF the pupils was con-
Peabody Hall, and the issue OF permits was con-
tiIued until O'Clock this afternoon Principals
ceived the pupils gave out book. lists &C. The
opening Will occupy the present week; the per-
uits for colored schools being granted on Wednes-
day and THURSDAY. Next week the regular studies
wAsnISaroK vsroRs.-A great throng OF WASH
ingtonians came here yesterday and spent part OF
and their money in sunday exercises As a rule
the throng was orderly, but late In the afternoon,
at the steamboat wharyes. there was some dis
cooper, Bud Warner, ami VIM Rucker-werc ar
rested by the police, locked up In the station
house ali night. and this morning nned by the
TIE FLouR IsspDcr1ox.-snce the act OF the
last general assembly went into operation abolish
OF Inspections here has falle. on more than one
hall, and q sttu further decrease 10 looked for.
Tne -four trade Y growing, but the impression
conunued voluntarily proves 70 have been mis-
take. In some cases Tour sent away from the
the brand. The dealers, however, approve the law
which leaves free all questions OF inspection.
COUNTY CorRT.-The County Court, Judge Chi
chester, opened It's September term here to-day
sion Of that court held upon the nrst Monday OF
ses ens
present sesson Of the court win be one OF consider
able interest as some Important Questions con-
corning Arlington VIII come up
NorIA-The funeral OF the Alexandrians, Jos
T. Huntington and WIN. CLIFFORD, took place here
to-day. Both died In Washington last week OF
consumption, and their remains were brought 20
this ctty.-4r. WIN. A. Cave, long Q resident OF
before the war clerk IN the executive Depart
ments In Washington and has been county Judge
ahd superintendent Of schools In the Valley, and
counts here.-The Alexandra County democrats
viii tonight meet q Balls Cross Roads 70 select
delegates 70 the Warrenton Springs convention
which meets next Wednesday TO rrnominats Gen
w. H y. Lee 70 Congresk-The mayor had some
nfteen casa tor minor o6enses before him this
morning.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qblGglanS to The Star.
Tne WashfngtOns Fare Baaly In the
Hub This Morning.

BOSTON, Sept. 3.-Both the Bostons and Wash
ingtons played q great nelding game this morning,
but Boston succeeded In punching their hits.
Hornung played for the nrst time since his injury
AID made a three-base hit. All the washingtons
were lined by Umpire Valentine for tardiness In
taxing their positions after kick at o decision
which was right Score:
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
~ NOhDDEUTSCHER LLOYD g. g Co
last Express Steamers
To southampton UIondou, Hayrel Breuen
Lain. We'd, Sept. D 5 a m I; Werra SAT Sspt q
=. ~. Aller Wei. Sept. IL. 10 Q. m; Elder Sat
Sat. Sept -. pm. - $3.50 S~A0
Soiniortabie siaterooms excellent table luxriouus
sslo9h APpointments, Prices: lstcabin, a. and ND
mssH berth according TO locations I'd cabin $50
VI penn rag a. low rates Apply TO j. DROOP
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Capitol Topics.
QuY sr-Muvv rxx-xx pxxv

THK sCNDRY CIVIL Bill.
The House refused this afrernoon-yeas, SO;
nay, S6-to consider the conference report on the
sundry civil bill.
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The Courts.

POLICE CoURT-Jltd0e MUG pro tenn.
To-day, Thos. Brown, disorderiy and concealed
weapons; IS and $50 or Is and 90 days. James
Davis, profanity; IS. Mary keenan,, vagrancy;
bonds or workhouse Louis Parker, dtsorderly; s.
or 90 days; and concealed weapons; $50 or 80
days. Win. Lewis, disorderly; s. Carrie Beans.
d1sOrderly; Is. Daniel buchanan, profanity; s..
profanity; s. VIM. Cox. disorderly; IS. Israel
kedden, disorderly; IS; w. Thomas do s.
Richard jackson, do; do. @. Q. Adamss prorane;
n
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4 Depaoaaa In . Police C0urs.
M Hpxuzx. Al AsrAczE ~ ZEE BHn1sa LsaAs1ox,
N fnoUBLg IN NKwroRT.

n 1nOUDkB IN NkWP08T.
A NswpoFt special TO the New YORK World Of to-
day says: NJ. herbert IN atsachs OF the British
egafaon; WOODBURY. Kane. of New Yock, ana Rich
ard Retar4 a. PhtlAdslphia were IN the Police
court here today. Ths charge agsanse them was
that Of revealing. It appean they had been out
spending The evou1nR. and wnle unoer the fn1u-
ence q uQuog, g aa11ge0, made n1gnt or morn
ing na1.ede kacs and feesn wscs nned e and
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Tar IT.
PONDS EXTRACT b Known svsrywhsrs. and we'll
merits its reputation the Tropics Remedy" and
~Universal Pain Destroyer" For forty this
great vegetable compound has proved III scapy. md
psvcr failed 70 do IT, duty whom brought into use Z
has won it, greatest reuown subduer Of al paint
and innaan1nsiion and should Be- in every hcuschod
PONDS EXTRACT cures Burns. Sunburns. ChAnng,
Aemotrhagsa. Go. Al Tor PoND'S EXTRACT. Taks
no limitations my31
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

i VI O"kaN M EN- DOA1O.
pOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Steamer SUE CAPT C,eoShss1nn Ia Va stsnh.n.,,s.
Wharf every SUNDAY. at o'clock y. U. RiVeS
freight must be prepaid
eTEfHENsoN BRO,
m3-om 7th street wharf
Mt. VERNON. MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. ". CORCORAN
Leaves street wharf daily Except Sunday for M
vernon and River Landin9s rs far down Gymont az
about 30 y. IN
sic L. L BLAKE. Captain.
ISOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
u -NEW IRON STEAMER WAKEFIELD
Leaves 9Th st. wharf MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SAIURDAYS at Am Returning TUESDAYS
inss a. lar as Noini Greek Va. St Clements Bay aud
Leonardtown, Md. Connects with b aud o. r. r. at
shepherds. See schedule JOHN b. PAD0ETT M
G. w RIDLEY. Manager is2S
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OTHER GAMES

BRooKLYS, Sept. 3.-Morning game-SI Louis 8,
BrooklynA
AT MISUNDERSTANDING, L; Indianapolis, s.
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BOycOtting a Branch OF the League.
DUBLIN. Sent. 2-The Parnallfe members of
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept 3. - virstnia Sizes con-
353s: do. new threes. SO bid today
BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept 3.-Cotton dull and uomi.
na-middling. 1Ox Flour quiet and frm-Howard
street and western super. 2S0a315: DO extra. 340a
4.15: do. family, 4Oa49 go city mills super 2.65s
$50; do extra. 40a3.90: do. Rio brands 500a5 10:
wheat-southern. Arm; Ful.z, 97alO2: Longberry.
OK; September. 97Sa97A October. 9S5$a9Sx: be-
cember, 1Ola101A. Corn-southern. quiet and frner;
white. 56s57; yellow. 56s57 western duh and nomi-
nal; mixed. spot. 52 bid: January "A asked Osts,
barely steady - southern and Pennsylvania, 3oa34;
western white. 32a34; western mixed, 2Sa3l Rye.
nr% 5sa5g Hay Spiet and tS choice
clear rib sides. packed 4a9H Hams. 13kal4A. Lard
refined. 10Aa1Ot: Butter. frm-western packed.
leum, steady-re6ned, az. Coffee. frm-Rio cargoes
fair, IAN. SUGAR frm-A soft. 7h copper refined,
active 15sal5N. whisky. steady i28a12S Frcights
to Liverpool per steamer. dull and steady-cotton.
I'D: -four per ton, goa grain ssked Keceipts-
1892 bushels; oats. ls.24s bushels; rye, 800 bush
Sa:hsla ssies-WSsst 10000 bushels: corn. 1000
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept. 3-Octoper wheat opened at 92Xa
S2z asainst 9iX q the closing prize on Saturday
unchanged Pork. q l4:3sal4 37b asainst Il. 2ak.
minutes 70 80. asked Short RIBS It s. AGAINST
$780, At II O'Clock tine September option was quoted
follows: Wheat, 93h: corn, 44A; oats, 2S1sa24;
pork. l435: lard 9.72H: short ribs. 8A7K.
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TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
DOlbLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
IN EFFECT AUGUST ), 1883

IN EFFECT AUGUST D. 1883.
s Is TSk
LOWS:
Pullman vesubuled Cars al 8 $50 an daily; Fsss
Line. $50 am daily, to Cincinnati and ST. Louis
,n6 Hsrr:bur. , to 81 LSws daily except sturdy
wsa s see9pp G.r . 3
Cars Washington TO Chicago aad 81 Louis, and eI.
DAILY az HarisbarT With .Srensh sisspsrs fos
Louisville and Mfnphis: Pacific Express. 1000
through Sleeper to Pttsburg. and Pittsburg 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. CanandaiRua, and Rochester dy; for But.
III ssss aSsop
For Ses hok ,PS t1S Ess 90 and
l1:2o pm: Limited Express Of Pullman FarIof
NJ. daily with DINING Car '.N
%Sas
For BIcclIn j. T. all through trains connect a. Js,.
direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
For tShSs' S i Soo and 1, 40 .m
9qS ard sS p 10 o 20 sun
2S L ,ls aHpTss az a. RrlO S, Cara SaS
Tor Il Bl1n9Fs esS. 5:Se soo. 80 go ,1o GO
a4oa goo 40 e; 90 and 4 80 pm ao O. Sun
For Popes Greek Line. go am and 40 pm. daily
For annapolis. 20 aud 800 .m IL. o5. 90. and
800 J. no. daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 900 ..
m. 4:10p.m.
TaI ASP ALEIANbEIa AND %HsHiNSfoS
For s Ss 1 SGS s1
I0;Q2. and II 30 m ON sunday at 9 co. Y:4a
10 % an, go. o:5o. S:o5. and 10 :0o pm
For Richmond and the South 600, 1857 am. daily
r and . 90 pm daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. Cos, 7:05,
$40, g:l0, dO;i5. 1l:07 Am, 1;2O. 300. 3:23,
b: 10, 900, S32, 0:42 and IL :05 pm, On sun
day atS 10 and ll:07 a-m-. 900. o:10. 7:0o. 9:3s
and lO:42p.m
ner of 18th street aud Pennsylvania avenue, and at
the station where orders be left for the checking
Of baggage 10 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. T. PUGH. j. r WOOD.
General Manager. tau6l Gen. Pas Agent
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Mr.. II. Clay Douglas, who for q long time was
connected with the National Theater, died SUNDAY
morning. after an Illness or several years Duration
SeDator Blackburn Will address the Kentucky
Democratic club at the meeting next Wednesday
evening, at 904 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


SE sES'h &c SE0 IND gus
gEs
sell an assorted stock Of the above goods
st TH9SSs VII Auc
VJ,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
s4 II HJsEE s4SsE
ON WEDNEs5AY, SEPTEMBER FIFTH. 1888,
I e Srs me-
entire contents. consisting Of lot Groceries, Counter
TGos is;1 bowrsa A::fn nee
TH44nMASs I R0W1lNa, AyG E1SSI5
A MEII sr SIXEN THAT The TSLES%INS GOODS
FkibAi sHPEMBEk fsss conn 0n
mencing at Ten O'CLOCK. A NJ, within my sales.
nwT viii sell boxes and contents A forge anvil sse
vlses drill, table with vise pair shears trunk
sa2S-i4t - TaoAAs bo oSf S. Aaeiioneer.
TENggssTTEEE's AgoTIoN SALE OF ..PEGK1AT9NE,"
MSp5issITM I In;LA COUNTY. VA. oPfos1TE
Of record in he clerks ONCE the County Court Of
s % The az a
IN order e SECURE the payment Of note FOR s2 $3.50
81 sad sd having an
9ues,ed that ,a,d deed be enforced. shall. on
WEDNESDAY,, THE FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1858,
proceed TO sell said farm Peckatone with all the i'm.
provements thereon. to the highest bidder ct public
auction. upon the premises, at TWELVE O'CLOCK N.
While Is believed that the title to said property is
perfect acting trustee, shall sell only such title az
was vested In by the deed of trust aforesaid and
sha convey the same to the purchaser with special
warranty. Peckatone is one OF the oldest and best
known plantations on the lower Potomac, containing
i1o acres OF excellent land. The mansion house. q
large brick residence, was burned down about year
ago. but the walls are still standing, and from them
there could be easily gotten sufficient number Of bricks
to erect modern style DWELLING with rooms enough
for any ordinary family; there are also several out
houses on the place. OF which might be converted
into neat and comfortable residence at trihing cost
This property will be sold at the time named above
without regard to westher and the purchaser will be
required to comply the spot give satisfactory
earnest Of his doing 30 in . short time
Terms: For cash to amount sufficient to DAY the
costs Of sale ana the note aforesaid e. $780, with In
terest at the rate OF six cent from July 10TH 1885,
till day Of sale and as the remainder upon such
terms Is the said H. Kirkwood shall name, or upon
bis failure upon such terms the trustee shall deem
BEST TO be announced at the sale.
au24-lOt j. THOMPSON BROWN. Trustee
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EUR SALE


T hands, me Farm in Anne Arundel county. front
ing on Round Bay and the AunaPolls and ElkrdEr T..
ton. at Crownsvle and seven miles from ANNAPOLIS
This farm is in high state Of cult Walton
two large bans sa and STABLE ef lust bm %ts
cold STORAGE house. and other out houses;
pump az the door. lust put down: rne water also
erAl SPRINGS place we'll fenced md about one hundred
Round Bay. where ducking fishing and game are pien-
BEAUTIFUL BAY and hsrb1r in healthy neighborhood
convenient to choo! and churches
For further parscaiSrs aSdrsss 1kUsDLE star
L,OR sALE-IO1 ACRES. IMPROVED BIZ SIX
acres in meadow acres in orcnari; balance in oak
aaa .ioS an ID Is me % ss
year: .si.s,. J. n s7FHf IkI1 ! 60 60;
WANTFD TO BUY FROM . TO 60 ACRES OF
land within 10 miles this city. Address giving
Office O''' '''H ANU 0"s' price, aa3is sHf
1;oR sALE-TEN ACRES. FENCED WITH WIRE.
= well Matered 3-room house; hne large barn. hne
sEvEN ACRES o. BladensburV Pike and b. and O.
X. X. mile from Boundary. Broom house. good barn
extensive chicken and hog houses well fitted for
butcher or dairyInan; running water and grand WE'LL
EIGHT-RooM HOUSE STABLE large. Workshop. all
Terlytown. terminus OF new Electric T. r.; 81 900.
ad H and ifd !.
cheap and on easy terms T. H. siPHERp & Co.
GARDEN LAND 40 ACRES COR Less, HOUSE
~ and 'tabllns with or without the land B9x1.
IOR sALE-RARE CHANCE FOn GOOD INVEST
II ment; 26s acres OF land on the Benninx road. y
mile from stock yards will be sold cheap sold in 80
days JOHN SCHULTZ Bennings. u. c.
USOR sALE-
Two tracts of land about miles from Washing
ton City. on the road Leading from the NEW IRON
FREE BRIDGE toward Falls Church, Va. one tract
containing 3osS, the other "A would make
cellent Dairy Garden Poultry Farms residences
Tor person In business in this city, would subdvde
nicely into small homes This property is directed
BE sold under will and. unless sold at private sale
viii be sold at public auction October 10. without
serve Terms: One-fourth cash. balance in one, two
three. four and hye Parties will be taken TO
view property free OF charge Perfect title guaranteed
For further Information. see 7. u. sYPHERD n CO.,
1871 st. NV
auxs-dtoclO Washington, ID. q.
EoR sALE-AT MELRosE PARK. HYATTs-
= VILE. Nd desirable Lots, opposite the handsome
residence OF the late X. h Elliot, Lots so by $50
feet fronting Melrose ave Price 10 cents per
square foot Liberal purchasers of more than
one lot or TO any one building at For further
particulars apply " TYLER RUTHERFORD
sulo-lm 1907 r ST. NV.
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GOVERNMENT RzcRrrn To-DAY.-Internal cve.
nue.. SIS, Aoo; customs, s6s4.f
TIM PRESIDENT did not come In 70 the city %
day.
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Labor Day in Chicago.
SEPARATE 0BSERvANCEs BY RIVAL LABOR ORGANIZA.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Labor day is having double
observance In this city. This morning the
United ORDER OF BrfcklayerS and Stone
Masons paraded on the west side
under the auspices Of the Knights OF Labor ana
laid the cornerstone of their new hall
at the corner OF Peoria and Monroe
streets The procession was reviewed by Con-
gressmen Mason and Lawler. The participants
afterward left the city by train Tor picnic at
Central Grove.
The trades union Of the city INDUCED in parade
through the streets OF the south division, and
subsequently marched to Ogden's Grove, where a
picnic is in progress
BoycOtting a Branch OF the League.
DUBLIN, Sept. 3-The Parnelnte members Of
parliament have refused to have any further con-
nectfon with the Cork branch OF the National
League On the ground that the Eenian element In
1t controls its action.
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H"TTS1STTUH1 BKICK DWELLINH HOUSE AND
THIkD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER FOURTH. 1888. at
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, shall sell, IN front of prem
sses part lot No. BIN square TS5. having Is feet
'front.' by depth OF 30 feet improved by two. story
brlck dwelling. i've rooms. water and gas. Stable
Terms: $1,000 cash: balance in six, twelve and
e1ghteen months secured by deed of trust on prop
down ON day Of sale
au29-dSds WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
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TO.MOR ROW.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANSUN BKOS., Auctioneers.
hEGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS, MIRRORS. ORGAN, ETC, TOGETH-
Err WITH FULL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
HOLD GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
De sold at suction ut our spacious salesroos 9th
ana " streets northwest, on TUESDAY MORNING,
SSEPIEMBER FOURTH. commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

u lkPkEUX& Co
Os u0rnsriy Win Hanson His. Co,
WALL. PAPEKS.
We have tust received a large eSnstznment NJ rs~
spnns pstternA We are selling ali I5c white BscE
from l6c 70 30 Embossed CHS from S,c 70 a. All
.ork guaranteed nrst-elass fresco Painting aud
?: Il LEPREUx BRO. sos asx
so sxeet Cefs beSs tne door- uvI
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FINANCIAL.

mo. ". CORSON. JNO. ". MCCARTNEY
~ Member N. Y. stock Ex
CORSON q MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 sE. NV.
Bankers aud Dealers IN Government Bonds
arDspositS Exchange. Loans. Collections
hAnroad stocks and Bonds. and all securities listed
on The Exchanges OF New York. Philadelphia Boston
and Bal t4more bought and sold
AapoeiAlty made of investment securities District
.5.a Al Local Railroad. Gas, Insurance and Tel
Americsn bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ,yls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03
The Death Record.

During the rorty-eight hours ending at 1 O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
ONCE as follows: Samuel Nichols, white, Is years;
VIM. q. clifford, white, 30 years; Emma Richen-
hacker, white, months; Melvin O. sauters. white,
3months; James Liston, white, months; Alfred II.
Blank, white, year; Mary Rudd, colored 35 years;
Joseph Thornley,, colored, os years; Anna X. Tay-
lor. colored, 80 years; Eva Marie Moore, colored,
bus c. johnson, colored, years; Samuel Magru-
der, colored, year; Ada Brown, coiored, months;
hezekiah Drummer colored. months; Clinton
Wallace, colored, Is days; Nelly Turner, colored,
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03
MEDICAL, &c.

I AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE sERyICFs OF :. :
ekIsrleneed female ply sicisn should consult Mrs
Dss ntisooS, tluo Park Place O., between aud
se:}-6t' NA'' A'9AAAs~S %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

HELD FOR rHK GRAND JURY.-Sergeant Mulhall
yesterday arrested negro named Edward Hofi-
man for robbing the to0l-chest In GARFIELD PARK OF
200 feet OF rubber hose and a quantity OF tools,
and recovered the stolen property IN his house.
To-day In the Police Court the prisoner was held
FOR the grand Jury.