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1NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES No. 444 SIX
AND.A-HAIE STREET SDUTHWE,T

Under and by -irtue Of q decree of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia. passed a cause
wherein Margaret Clark and others were
and Alberta NJ King and others were defendants and
known as Equity cause No. 1l,250. Docket -. WILL
on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER FOURTEEN Ii. 1855 at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, sell at public auction front
Of the premises all Of that lot parcel Of land situ
ate IN the city Of Washington. District of Columbia
and known and being Lot thirty (36l in square
numbered four hundred and sixty i've improved
by two-story frame dwelling.
Terms oil sale prescribed by said decree: One
third of the pure money in cash; third in
and one third in two years. The deferred payments
to be secured by the notes of the purchaser and q
deed Of trust upon the premises sold, all cash.
the purch4 sers option. deposit Of 800 required
the day of Sale TO be closed within days
FRONT day of SALE tie the right
to resell at the and risk of the defautiuR pur-
chaser. BENJAMIN r. LEIGHTON, Trustee.
se7-d&ds Office, 4S2 Louisiana ave n W
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Freeman-"Dont you think this doctrine Of In
FAINT damnatton horrible one7"
Sours (slowly)-"Well. don't know. used TO
think that way, but since the Howler family and
their new baby moved next door 70 me am kind
OF wavertng, kind OF waverlng. "-L0s0eu Ctisen.
Jangs-"Hello, old mani Back from the noun
tains again?"
Rangs-"Yesl Back again"
Jangs-"What do you think Of the mountains
as health resort!"
Bangs-"Well think it's cheaper TO stay at
nome and hire doctor. Health comes dArned
high up there.n-LoDeU Citizen.
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The Fox AND Tas Bee.

An old Fox tired Of his life,
Walked through the forest hungry and nd
Sss %asas me- he met
The Fox said to the Royal Bee,
M Not thinking Of the past
And all those under my command;
Our Watchword il Honesty
s sH1 one sl.S sSes Dealing
Your reward would not be misery.
BIT t Ss sss sS xss hH. SSsy.t feeling s
Fox. Forest Bee and Hive;
The iir%s sens:ss saf s saa s:i fais
rhay ssiSs r Ss ss,ins sSs So,a
sSss SSss:s IL little Bees
asy sc q vsns foF K1nDs and old
About he 70 To. s Bee sna i1 ao sos No '0'a
We win now discontinue our poetic style and inform
ana os p.esS on
exhibition ct our well:known Third Floor.
YOU The q Ss Adp of vi"
Sf ~ fss s:yy s
ONLY l0c per yard Regular value l5c MI,
excellent fabric for ordinary dress wear only &c per
one case 81 the genuine Indigo Blue Arnold Print
Remnsnts in good lengths perfect only 70.
s:ss 4 Fl Ss
seysr.l cases. Of German ged-Ticking. in short
from "a & :. e 10 ya ycns feather
and White 1t 16c., regular value Soc.
s:ss s Ss as:. & SR e s: =.
worth 1Oc.; II 3d.. worth 12c
as Ladirs Jackets, heavy Jersey hnsh entirely Der
feet dark colora Reduced from "a rs to 81
One Price and no other.
LANsBUR0H Z BRO.
40. AZ z2A 40 7thst n. ",
ae8 All llQ 9Th at II "
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RAILROADS.
prEpNoNT AIR LINE
, , schedale IN sfisc, Angus, 70. rsss.

4 m soheiule in eject August 70. rsss
cordopsysii. Ses, .enn Mail Daily for warr~ntoA
sstwesn Ale,sharis ~ Ly,eh6ur< md ss.seas
SSltlnss Assheny sprinss Hristol' Kao.1.iia konS
sssrrr wsshiss1Sa % NJ, Nsr Hss oris.ns fuiim.s
- = M-f.st all Daily f1r wsrr.nton. Char.
C',sJyhr ISraSnsyie chss Ohio Rsas~
1 ssl ~ nchppIe and Danvne 1srs-n-tor1 R.i.irA
Ss, Nc, SolnmoA augusta Atlanta Hirmns-
Pullman slesTer New lors % Mon,.,gns-, IN sarpse
pon with Pullman sle-Ierr Mo6,,,snr =, ~ si,..
b1rs and sSTsS ST eePssr Tor srm,ns,,m xlct..
Columbia and Augusta Solid tr.,s. sa., -
snn. poes not connect for c. and o. roate psinls
a; ; p. M--DAly. except SUNDAY Coo x.,.....
~ Es ~, ~, Ae nterned.te stations Connects
30 PM--western E.pr-.. p.ily To- y.,,.,to~
6oIdonsytle. Charlottesvfle Loaisvtlle Cne'nnsl
and Ohio route Pullman seep-r. ana si1s 1900
Washington 10 Louisville aud White sulphar snrsnss
Nashville. Memphis. Little RocI and ri sanse .,rn
points Through luilmAn sleepers ..a,s'-,..a y,
III 90 PM@s"nthers r,c-.s. mn
burg panville. Raleigh A-hevllle. Charlotte Ioinm-
biz Aiken, Assn-ta Atlanta, Montxomery, New OF
mgton 60 New Orleans Atlanta aud M,.nt~, new
Pullman Sleeper Washington . AusaSta Ca witSous
70 Mleie sulphur Springs aud c and o. Resort $500
Trains on Washington aid Ohio division leave WASH
,nsiSn 90 Nj nslly ,sso,gt sunday. and AS q
NJ Returning leave Round Hill ; so A NJ DAiiy All
20 Pm Daily except sunday. arriving Meaningless
Through trains from the south via Charlotte. Dan
VILE and Lynchburs arrive IN Wash nston 90 A n
burg at IL 10 A N. and . 40 PM: via Cbe-sp-.ss
and Ohio route and Charlottesville q y az IN:
strasburs l.ocsl at s47 An.
furnished and baesase checked at offlce 1900
syiysnl. avenue and a. Passenger station fenn.s.-
Aul3 General PASSENGER A.,.nl
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SPECIALTIES.

nIvORCEs A SPECIALITY BY LAWYER OF
Dmany years experience IN this city. Consultstion
strictly conndenAl and without change Low CHARGE
to deserving poor. Address ATTORNEY z stag
once sel2-1ws
nR. MULLER, SPECIALIST OF THE EYE EAR
~ and Throat has returned to the city aud viii
resume his practice S3S 18th st nv. Once bours
70 ~ and 2 70 5. Sunday, 10tox. ss6- linz
RY ELECTRIC TREATMENT Cen sPkEDILY
Ocure any case OF kheumat1nm, Neuralgia Catnrrh.
Asthma. Insomnia ParalysiA Loss Of Manhood. Wsak-
ness. Structure. Tumor. fistula, 81. Vitus Dance.
Epilepsy, Nervous Anections and Ill Female Com
plAants. Hour 40 % 5. Consultation Free
DE- J. W. HAYWARD. Electric specialist
se5slm 1x10 1t nv
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THINKS CANADA DOESN'T DRsrRyE Ir-At a
largely attended conservative meeting at La
Prair1e, Queoec, Yesterday. Sir Hector 1angevtn
and referring 10 the retaliation question said the
conduct OF the Canadian authorizes had not 1usti-
neo PRESIDENT Cieveland's action. Canada WAS
BOW Independent and could Afford 70 stand alone
or Aoophe Caron maintained the right Of Canada
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A Terrible Life.

n Joff1DIe Lie.
From the New York Sun.
II don't understand women" remarked q post
man, "and"-after pause-'T don't believe
want to, either"
"What's the matter?n
"If hand letter to a woman she looks at me
severely and says, what! only oueT Ii give
her six, she says, What only six? and II had q
hundred Tor her she would make the same remark.
II have only paper to deliver-wen It's . ter
rfble life 10 leadb
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SamI Drake, an actor with the Negrotto Comedy
company, Is supposed TO have committed suicide
81 Springfield MO-, TO escape the vengeance OF his
four wives, who were after him for bRamy.
Coleman, the colored murderer OF the Old farmer,
Grant, near Norfolk Va, has been captured A mob
attempted Tuesday night 70 break into the poiice
station 70 lynch Coleman, but the attempt was
frustrated by the police
The St Paul MINI, Grand Opera House has been
sold 20 "Loeta, /" the actress for e1tO,000
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
~ NOkDDEUTsChER LLOYD 8. s. co
hast Express Steamers
To SOUTHAMPTON dondon. HAvrel Bremen
Elder, Bat. seIt ID. y. kms. sept IS
8 p m; sAaie. Wed. sept ~. y. m. fulaa. Sax
Bat Sept. 20. Ii a. m
Comfortable stateroons excellent table luxr1ouus
saloon appointments Prices: let cabin, e75 and up
wards berth. according 20 location; "a cabin. e50a
6.rth; steerAse At low rates Apply % n DkooP'
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eOSeTmOT Hill 1tenOml0ate0.
TICKET AND PLATFORM OF THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC
STATE oSyESIIoS-NpoRsEMEST OF PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND.
The New York democratic state convention at
Buffalo reassemoled last evening after recess and
renominated Governor Hill, Lleutenant-Governor
Z =. Jones, and Judge j. c. Gray, associate-Jus
tee OF the Court Of Appeals, by reclamation. The
convention was conducted with harmony and en-
thusiasn- Cleveland, HILL and the other candi-
dates, the platform, the Dandana, and all else that
was emolenatic or democracy were loudly cheered
nomination by Daniel Lockwood, and the nomi-
nation was enthusiastically seconded BY John X.
Fellows, Roger A Pryor, and Dennis O'Brien.
The platform ratiI1es the action OF the ST Louis
Convention; says that Mr.. Cleveland's letter OF
acceptance Is sufficient answer to the charge that
the party has entered upon a crusade OF free
trade; advocates Iarin reform; Endorses Presi-
dent CleyelandS "bOld, aggressive, and statesman
Ike message upon the fisheries question: COM
mends the efforts OF the President TO enforce the
laws relative 10 imported contract labor; recon-
meads a thorough revision or Immigration laws:
lndOrses the action OF The House Ia prohibiting
Chinese immigration and condemns the senate:
The last republican legislature for defeating LEXIS
latlon Tor the suppression OF such mOnopoles; op-
poses sumptuary Laws; fayOrs the purity OF cleo
lions and protection or the ballot, and approves
The veto OF the sO-caled Saxton electoral bill.
arralgns the republican party or New York for its
"nuInncatlon VI the Constitution for the purpose
OF perpetuating party aScendancy;" treats OF a
number OF other matters OF purely local interest:
pie ges moral support 10 Gladstone and Parneli
10 NJ efforts 70 secure home rule for Ireland, and
hertly indOrses the democratic .stration OF
Governor Hill
On the liquor question the platform says: 1--WE
Opus al sumptuary laws interfering with the
personal EOtrty and reasonable habits and Gus
toms OF any part OF our citizens. We believe In
the regula ION and restriction Of the liauOr trarc
oy Just and equitable excise laws vigorously en-
torced, applicable without unjust Discrimination
t1rOuS hOuJ the state"
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12S2 Pennsylvsnis avenue at public auction. all
pledges forfeited by redemption from No. 20220
ssE1HvHaNNITEEEENTTH, s and TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER
consisting Of Watches. Diamonds, Chains Necklsces
Lockets Pins. Earrings, rhimples. Bracelets sleeve
Buttons Kings, Medsllions, Gums, Pistols. Books
Opers Glasses. Solid silver and Plated Ware. over
coats, Ladies' and Gents Clothing, aud al kinds Of
wearing apparel. Parties holding tickets will please
take notice. sTEINEM BROS. c. A. ROOT Co.
Auctioneers. sel3-4t
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PENNSYLVANIA Rorrr

u PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To JHE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Ds SILL EHiS esshIFEsPR fSEfFs
TRAINS Law MtsHfsSIoS, IRON STATION
CORNER SIXTH AND u STREETS. AS Fol-
ForPitspurg and the West Chicago Limited Expr.ss,,
Line. q: SO am daily, 70 cincinnSti ana 81 isaiS
With steering Cars from fittsburs "a CmcnnatL
70 chicaso With sespins Car Atsons t. cSis.sc
wss'sfn hrrres, :; e 20 pm daily With slsepa<
Ing daily 81 harrisburg with thro nah sleepers FOE
ssify an FOR issnr saa H. hipges io9o
through Sleeper ~ Rittsburs. and httsburE .
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie cspandasua and koche-ser daily iSr suf-
M. with sleeping Car Washington q RoeisS,eS =
am daily. except sunday.
For Sc. YORK and the East, 20. 300, u 90. ana
sunday. 90. ii 40 an. zoo 4 10, io.oo. All
~ 20 a.y Except SUNDAY Sl .na
m. daily. with Dining Car
Tor brooklyn, y " all through trains connect Il J,r-
sey cry with boats q Brooklyn Amer, angrdiar
isIrisss scrss. New iots cry - ' '-s 1Oa''
For ph.ae "a "a 20 go 90 II go s and II 40 An
Day 90: IL 30 AM 200. = 10 . 90 10 90 aad
am. week days and As p m daily. with Dining
and II 40 am, ls:oa 200, 3;45 aid. asa.
s,4oo 800 go 10 90 and II 20 pm ON sun
4:io 600. 40. 10 90, and ii 20pm
For Pope. Creek Line. 20 am and 4'40 PIN daily
For Annapolis 20 aud Q. 90 a m. EOS. 20. aai
500 p m q; daily. except sunday. Sundays s'ooA.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Ais.ap Daaa 9Ss es s. 50 sts
~ % and II IS. m vn SUNDAY ,a a. . 90 stA
Accommodation for Quantico. > 90 pm week days
For Richmond and the South, 90, 10 81 lAily
and 05 pm daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Westminster. 6 o. 5Qs.
SDO, 10. 1918. lls07 am, 20. 300. SIX
10, 90, . ~, 10 AZ and IL s05 pm. On sun
day stS 10 and IL :o7 a.m- 200. 510. 7:05. 9.5S
and l0:42 pm
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street aud Pennsylvania avenue and ss
the station where orders be left for the checking
81 baggage 70 destination from hotels and residences
ChAs = f S, tao, VOID.
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How . COanty-Seat War was Settled.
A dispatch from Topeka, Kans. says: s.The Bit
ter county-s seat war which has been pending I'm
wichita County, between Coronado and Leoti
for the past two years, and been one or
the worst In the history OF Kansas, has been ami
cably settled In consequence OF the strife be-
tween Coronado and Leou third town, called
Farmer City, grew up near BY. All three towns
were within a radius OF miles. New Coronado
and Farmer City VIII consolidate with Leoti the
buildings In the two former towns being removed
To the latter
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kEELrs DrREoIoRs OCT. The Philadelphia
Times says: The control OF the Reely
Motor Co. passed entirely into the hands or the
New York contingent OF the board OF Directors
Iuesday. Al q meeting OF the board held In this
aty the resignation OF three Philadelphia mem
oeS vas accepted and their vacancies nlled By
10 Mew Workers and one Philadelphian, thus
nAking the New York conquest complete
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NUM-
BEkED lilo AND ILL., STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust to recorded in Liber
1923 folio 496 se of the land records for the
District Of Columbia and the written request of the
party secured thereby will offer for sale front q
the premises FRIDAY, the TWENTY-FIRST DAY
OF SEPTEMBER 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK p: NJ,
the property situate in the city Of
Washington, District of Columbia. aud known and de-
scribed ss lots numbered 81 aud 60 in Chas. A. Lee
mars subdivision Of lot numbered fifty two (52) Of
Haley's subdivision. Lber C. folio 213 Ia square
numbered 306 said subdivision Is recorded in Liter
No To- folio 80. Of the Office OF the surveyor Of the
Of the sum Of $3.50. with interest
each house
Terms Of sale: Cash. Deposit Of 9l00 will be
required each house. AL conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
within 10 days property will be resold 1t risk and
cost of defsulting purchaser.
.s11.eodkds GEO ". sTicKNEaY.i Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VuNdOMAS UNWILLING, Aucttoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE FIGURING
MILL IN GEORGETOWN, d. c., KNOWN AS
-PEAKE AND ohio CANAL
By virtue of decree duly passed by the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia sitting in equity
y. 1885, the undersigned trustee will offer pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the
1sss II FIVE RAH PF tE A. D.
tain real estate in the County of wash gton in tho
District OF Columbia, being q part Of the Foundry"
which was purchased by John s. Berry Co from the
estate Of Gen. john Mason deceased said part being
bounded Is follows: Beginning for the same at the
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and running east
wardly from said corner N 344 deg E. to the south
being e o b s o q ~, s'a S,hs ne
OF said old BORING mil), and then running again from
said beginning corner by line s. 30A deg W., to the
western boundary Of the properly hereby intended to
be conversely and for the eastern boundary thereof
II understood to be limited by line drawn 1904
the stone wall that supports east end the wheel
shaft tsaid line being parallel with the east gable wall
to the southern line Of said aud southery
to the said Potomac River with the improvements
consisting Of Touring mill furnished with double
each day and supplied with $40 inches Of water from
said canal and which said water il to be sold
The terms Of sale to be one-third 90 part incash
the residue in tw (2) equal payments In ID and
two 90 after date of SALE bear interest
ally notes to be given for said deferred payments and
the title to the premises to be retained until full pay
melt of the purchase money.
not made within days from time Of sale may
be had at the risk and cost of defsulng purchaser
after hve lo) days advertisements in The Evening
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S, Trustee,
ses- dads ia 10th ST.. Washington. U. c.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

YNdoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
hxTENsIvE SALE OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c,
EMBkAClNG IN PART COFFEES AND TEAS
OF BEST GRADES, FINE SYRUPS AND
M!UgLASSES CANNED GoODS IN GREAT We.
KETI AM 0gANTlTY. CoNDIMENls, VINES
MA ARh go S0FIES MILL ICE B9XEs; IN IN
~ LEI AND LAUNDRY SOAP, COUNlEk
Az OTHER SCALES, SPIRAL BEkR PUMP,
SSnELSING AND COUNTERS. BAR-kOOM FIX.
uVhES, MAJ FIXTURES, TO6EIHkR WITH
~ NAY OTHER ARTICLES USUALLY FOUND
In PHYSICIANS ESTABLIsHMET.
VI MONDA1 MORNING. SEPTEMBER SENEN-
LEENIh 1883. commencing ct TEN O'CLOCK
sna sell ~ store northeast 4th and streets
northwest an extensive assortment Of groceries Of
every Description TO which the ATTENTION Of the trade
and private buyers is directed
sel3-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
NHoMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
kEG GE ARv SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EuRNITuRE
S0P EVERY PRESCRIPTION AT MY AUCTION
TEENTH. 1888. COMMENCING AT TEN
- - Also,
FOUR ZINE SILvER-MOUNTED SHOWCASES
CARPETS. STOVES, &c.
Also,
- AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES CARRIAGES BUddiEs. WAGONS. &c.
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W. ARE Nor Too PsouD To
Neither are our pessmstic procivties pronounced
hsnd-ssw; We acknowledge. however. that we cannot
DUDE AND OUNCE.
Hitch up Dude and drive q Ounce Like the Siam.
csc Twins, they are one and inseparable.
sass Ss Of the PSa
Others Others merely follow speak and it's done d9
q as SSis
he is incapable Of. Known among men m.udlin
nonentity he yet arrogates 70 himself eminence
WE ARE NOT TOO PROUD TO SWEAT
We toll with the toilers We clasp their honest hands,
made horny by honest labor We not too proud to
sweat In our earnest efforts to protect them from the
SHARKS AND sHYLocKs OF THE TRADE,
se;5s s5;so, y7;75i Victor J. Adler, w. . 900
S: sio7s; 'na Sstos Xasr
:s to gSy sIs G1ss and te6s
~ g. ' ss4s I: e. - vs;s.
81: sss & :ss &, :ss Ep s &:
"a "a Doubling Thom..es We simply say. COME
VICTOR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
e27 and e2s 7th ct NV. corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One PrIcA
Open Saturdays till IL p m
,NoFTIcE COATS. stripes and checks. on sale
u fEic Friday m0rnins from
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Atlanta People Assouished.

AN ENGLISHMAN CAUSES SOMETHING OF A SENSATION
BY BEING THE GUEST OF A coLoRED MINISTER
ATLANTA. Ga, Sept. 13.-Rev. E r Carter, pas
tor Of the biggest colored church Atlanta, has
for guest Mr.. Smith, OF England Mr.. Smith Is
a travelled young man OF thirty and the son OF
large blanket manufacturer. He has been In India,
and has visited almost every part OF the world.
The fact that Mr. Smith should be the guest OF a
colored man Is so repugnant 10 feelings here that
his course Is the subject OF sensational CONVERSE
tion- When Carter visited England this summer
smith took him TO his house aud treated him as
one OF the family, that the present visit Is an
exchange OF eourteSeS-
.What do you think OF the way white and col
Ored get along together In the SOUTH" Mr.. Smith
was asked.
Il have been here but a short time and would
Ike TO study the question. don't know whether
they mix up much or not In the North, some one
asked the same question, and took the trouble TO
ASK a cOlOred man. he said that JhercoiOred peo-
pie didn't like TO mix with the whites because
they felt that they were inferior. Then / asked a
white man, and he said the trouble was all on the
part OF the colOred man. He was not as comfort
able In white churches as in his own. so can
hardly tell which side IS right. i would Ike 10
study out the problem 1t Is very interesting TO
me-"
The better class OF people look incredulously
upon the queer stranger, but IL he should receive
adrubDing some night II would not De surprising
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GAINESVILLE, TEX, sept. lain a drunken row
at Lindsay station. miles east OF this place. yes
terday, between Bill Gold and Tom Goblin, two
cowboys, the latter cut the formers head nearly
on with a pocket-knife. The blade entered under
the right ear, and was jerked around the back OF
the neck, coming out under the left ear making
cash which reached the neck bone. Cod Is still
alive, but cannot recover Goblin was arrested
soon after he committed the crime, and Is confined
In jail at this place.
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Want Weights Increased.

JOCKEYS URGING REFORM IN THIS DIRECTION
PROMINENT RIDERS TALK OF RETIRING.
NEW YORK, sept. 13.-Turfmen and jockeys are
agitating congress OF jockey clubs 70 be held at
the close Of the to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
OF the raisingof the weights to be carried In two
and three races Capable jockeys cannot be had
az ITO and liz pounds, and many a bright rider Is
lost TO the turf because or the unwhOlesOme pro-
visions in respect OF weight. The standard OF
weight Is at least seven pounds TOO low. Isaac
Murphy Will, unless he changes his mind, retire
after next season, because he no longer cares TO
inJure his health by constantly reducing his weight
30 pounds below its normal standard VIM. Hay
ward Il also tired OF the constant battle that he
must engage In so as to deprive himself OF flesh. In
the spring Jockey Mclaughlin was made violently
Ill IN successful effort 10 reduce his weight from
I'D 10 liz pounds. Now comes Jockey Garrison,
who although but twenty-Ole years OF age, is tired
OF ngntIng against nature and mas serious desire
TO retire from the pigskin- His income Is so 900
year, but even this Is not sufficient Tor the herU OF
many a wild ride. He says he is sick OF having to
waste away his neSh- his contract with Mir. j. b.
Haggin will expire In six weeks, and unless he
should change his present intentions he Will not
Tide again.
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WORCESTERSHIRE.

Js UormsEly With p H.neon His &oeA
WALL PAPEka
We have Just rcoedvsd large cCnatenmsne q 49,
epr1ng psttsrnA We sslling al 16c- yhtts Back
from 15c. 20 80. .knbo9ed o1s fEon 3tc, g "a Az
5. 4 fEP1xux mo. sos Asx
7th stroee caEs paas ths dooe my1
TUE cxIxu1om rnuuG
- 1sis ssvs. go - -. - cot svs'ss''Ae
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13
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w o37 Louisiana ave-.
OPP. City Post-ofhcs
$4,000 ASSORTED BRANDY, ELEGANT ARTICLE
OE DOMESTIC CIGARS. WILL BE ADDED TO
FoUnTkkNTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK. sei2-2t
WEEKS co.. Auctioneers.
Opposite City Post-ofhce.
BALANCE OF STOCK OF DEALER REMOVING
FROM THE CITY ON ACCoUNToF IIL-HEALIH
FfRsr QUALITY Only; soLITaiREs AID
CLUSTERS; ALSO A. FEW GOLD AND sILyhR
WITHIN our sAIlsRooMs. FRIDAY MuRS.
ING ING os SEPTEMBER FOUkTEENTH. AT Ten
Il To WHOM II MAY CONCERN: NOTICE Is
HEkEsK GIVEN TaAI THE FoLL3W VI GOODS
mencins at len O'CLOCK. A NJ. within my sales
rooms corner Pennsylvania avenue aud II ID street
vises. drill table with pair shears. trunk
and contents case Of drawers satchel and contnts.
as with THohhs
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE BY AUCTION OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY
On TUESDAY,. sEPfEM n re EL LEMN lsss,
commencing at Two O'CLOCK ? M. shall sell a.
demned pr perty. con listing Of
Lot Old Iron.
Old Wagons.
Old Engine Wheels &c. &C
COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
sITHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN con-
n sss sAd
sel1-dts THOMAS DOMLING. Auct