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PROPOSALS.

DhOPOsAls FOR Ak1ILl.ERl HORsEs-DEPOI
Suarternasters Office Washington, Il. G., serteln-
oer ~. 1890 SEALED proposals. Iu dupIcste subject
TO usual conditions, will DO at this oIiice
until ELEEEA O'CLOCK A. NJ. MONDAY, OCTU-
Der TWENTIETH, 1890. aud then opened for FUR
nslng and delivering at this depot five 90 Artillery
Horses Preference xiv Ell TO articles OF domestic PRO
formal required VIII be furnished on appuca Iun 90
this Office. he sezed proposals should Je IN. r.ed
PROPOSALS for Horses anu addressed to the under
signed. &. Is. DANDY. Deputy Quartermaster General
u D Army. Depot QuartermAster s.y-at
LIMITED STATES BOTANiC GAIDtN-MASH-
~ ington, DC. september ~, lSyO-l roposa Tor
fLe Tor tinted States Botanic Garden for the nscAl
Year ending June 30. 1891. VII be received al ne
oflce g tie supertnte. dent UEited States Hutanic
Garden unit! lNELNE NJ. WEDNESDAY, OC1 OBER
tlhSi 1890. Particulars as TO quality and quantity
can be obtsiaed upon application ut office. VA. n
ShlIH, SUI eriutenaent United states botanic Gar
den. s.I3-St
DRoPoSALs FOR SHAPING MACHINE FOR The
4 Msshingion Navy Agid.-Septenaber =, 500
Sealed proo>sls M ursed proposals Tor Shaping Ma
chime ior Inc Washington Nssy lard, TO be opened
september 80, 1890 will be received the Bureau
OF Provisions and Clothing. Navy Department. NASH
ington. DC. UNlIL TWELVE O'CLOCK MON,
SEPIEMbEk lHIkTlt1H, 1890, AID pub
hcly opened immediately thereafter. TO fur-
nisn at tho Washington Navy Yard oIe 14ilch
Shaping Machine. he MAJ hine must conform 90 the
Navy standard and pass tie usual naval Inspection
Blank proposals will be furnished upon appcs 70
the Commandaut of the Navy Yard or 10 the Burrau
The Department reserves The rignt defects or
70 t,eet any all BIDS not deeined advantageous
the government EDWIN STEWART. laymaster
General, US. Navy. sl1-2w
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1NRoMAS DowLlNu. Aucroneer
PsoPhsrY Oh EAST si6I nf FIJI FFrEpSIR
SSInp1th BETWEEN ASb Nj sInkETs
by virtue of a deed Of trust dated 10th day Of De-
cember. A D. 1858. and duly recorded IN liber No.
l4ol folio 1872 et of the land records of the
secured thereby will sell at pubs AUCTION in front
Of IN. premises on WEDNESDAY, NE FIRST DAY
following described property in District sioressd 10
vat: Being part on LOT numbered IS, H. l. ssnders
subdivision IN square No. 2l4. per rlat re-
Of the Office of the District OF Columbia
beginning Tor me same - feet l0s inches south OF
south ON 10th street west 1 feet y inches thence
east ITO feet u inches the line Of said lot,
inches 10 the Ilace beginning with eieuts
Consisting o; Nv, STORY frame house being No AZ 81
10th street northwest.
Terms; Sl.5Ou wish interest from 10th December.
Se9 10 day Of sac and expenses OF tins sale cash.
balance Ia one ana two yesrs with interest and
cured by deed OF trust On the property. all cash
All recording aid yancing cost Of purchaSer
deposit Of 100 will bo required time OF sale and
terms complied with in ten days from day of
erty " the risk and Of the detanng purcnaser
.1adsd. f fkhHk fba .RsEIIiif Trustees
VALuABLE BusINEss PROPERTY Ar Pr; BIC
v Auction ct ONE Pm. ON WEDNESDAY, OCIO
Der FIRST. 1890. at the Rcsl Estate Exchange 10,
grocery stands in Baltimore. estsbshed IN 1877 10.
cation. 4OS and ilo Baltimore ST. opposite Post
ofhce ave surrounded by Flour and Corn Exchange
CITY Hall, Post ONCE. Custom House. &c. Spleudid
locaton elegant lot 81 trout by l0y 20 iOfooi
alley Two stores now under rent, 81 800 scr year.
Terms: Opt -hsf cash; balance IA twelve nlpuths
s24-6t. Esits,n"re' Md.
IL CLAIR IECHNER. AUCIIoNEER. Oh PA
- ave. under Metropolitan Hotel. Twenty years
heal Estate Prompt settlement: reasonable charges.
Interviews solicited sl7-Im
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PROSPECTS OF ADJOURNMENT.
1t Looks Now as Though the Session
Would End Wednesday.

1t is as certain as anything can be before it is
accomplished and final that the tariff bill will
become a law before the end of
the week. Whatever discomfort there is
among the republican Senators will not amount
to enough to defeat tho conference report,
and the bill will become law just
as agreed upon in conference on
Friday. If vote can be had this
evening an adjournment tomorrow Viii be
possible. but it is expected that Wednesday
will be the day when the session will end. Four
or five democrats are to talk before the vote
is taken and there will be some speaking on
the republican side, though not much The
purpose OF the republicans is to get the vote as
soon as possible.
1t is in the power Of the democrats in the
House to block the measure by demanding the
presence OF quorum when the Speaker an
nounces bis signature. to the BILL but there
appears no probability that they will take
advantage of the opportunity. Many members
Of both parties have gone home and it would
be easy to break q quorum, though it would be
very unpopular move
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LOCAL LEGISLATION.
Striking Out the Words Resident of
Said District.

MIR. Carter today in the House introduced
bill amending section S Of the act Of June,
1s7S,entitled an act regulating the appointment
of justices Of the peace, commits 'ioner of deeds
and constables within the District of Columbia
by striking out the words residents of said
District and inserting the words 'for the
District Of Columbia" imme diately after the
words ''notaries public" and all official acts
otherwise IN due form done by any notary
public are hereby made valid as if such notary
hal been resident Of the District AZ the time
of doing such act,
THE SENATE PASSES THE TAX ARREARAGE BILL.
The Senate this morning passed the joint
resolution passed by the House on Friday last
which provides for the extension of the TACT
fixing the rate of interest to be charged on
arrearages of general and special taxes now due
the District of Columbia. il paid within q time
specified" to October 81, 1890.
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A Golden Opportunity.

The golden hues of autumn will be mos.
noticeable feature of Che opening at wm II.
Mcknew's, 933 Pennsylvania avenue, begin
ming tomorrow and continuing through the
week. 1t is golden" opening. The idea
that made an opening ut Wanamaker's in Phila-
dolphin SO attractive has been transpiante d
here. Golden rod and autumn flowers. stocks OF
golden wheat, festoons of golden ribbon, trailing
vines and luscious fruits will be used In the
decorations. It is hardly necessary to say
what every discerning woman knows, that the
cioaks, suits and other goods displayed are as
good as gold, Of the best fabrics and make and
the approved patterns.
The walls of the store are draped with flags OF
all nations. and above the shelving are figures
Of suits and cloaks, between each one of which
stands stack Of wheat straw tied with yellow
ribbon. The second floor is also tastefuliy
drapsd with the American and other flags.
Streamcrs Of yellow ribbon are everywhere.
The four handsome chandeliers on the main
fioor are crossed with nags, while wide yellow
ribbon forms triangle from the top to the
two outer lights.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTElsNOON.

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
- EhTY, BEING HOUSE No 144S STREET
NORTHWEST.
Will offer for sale in front Of the premises on MON
DAY. the TWENTl-NlNTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
ls9O. at FIVE O'CLOCK pm, Lot numbered %.
nieEt and back building brick house containing ten
rooms; all modern improvements
Terms OF snle One-third cash balance in one I'D
anu two 90 WI tn intesst elk per per
mum. payable semI-snnualiy and secured by deed of
trust on the property sold l0G deposit ut time of
sale. Terms 10 be complied with is ten days
GEO. W. STlCKNEY,
sZ4-d&ds AuctiOncer $3.50 + st.
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I'd Edition.
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.
TO TEMPT FATE AGAIN.
British Sealing Schooners Set Sal for
Behring Sea.

OTTAWA, OSI.. Sept. 2a-The government
has Just received word that several sealing
schooners, encouraged by the lenient treat
ment accorded them in Behring sea and their
inmunity from seizure this year, are
70 make second trip there this
fall The governments advices state
that the British Columbia schooner Triumph
has sailed on her second trip for the purpose
not only OF demonstrating whether or not the
seals in Behring Sea are being thinned out. but
also to endeavor to ascertain il the seals have
taken possession of new feeding grounds
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THE MILLER TRAGEDY.
The Murdered Woman's Remains to Be
Buried Today.

CAMDEN, Nj. Sept. 29-County Physician
IsEsrd. who. with DR.. Formal of Philadeip hia.
has been engaged in making post mortem ex-
animation Of tho body Of Mrs. Annie Miller
vino was murdered near Merchantvilie on
Thursday last. said this morning that the ex-
animation had not been completed. but sufli-
cient evidence has been found TO warrant him
IN saying that Mrs. Miller was bruially assaulted
before tho fatal wounds were inflicted. The
funeral OF the murdered woman will take place
this afternoon
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The President to Visit California.

Washington special to the New York Herald
says: President Harrison and several members
OF his cabinet will visit California next May at
the invitation Of Senator StRndford, to be pres
ent at tho opening ceremonies OF tho Leland
Stamford, Jr., University. The arrangements
Tor the journey and the entertainment OF the
distinguished party will be on lavish scale.
The ladies OF the presidential household and
the wives OF tho cabinet officers have also been
invited and the trip across the continent will
be something long to be remembered.
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nUNCANsON BROS. AuctIoneers,
~ 9th and D SITS NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
IN WHITNEY CLOSE, NEAR SOLDIERS HOME,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

TRUSTEES' SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
IN WHITNEY CLOSE, NEAR SOLDIERS HOME,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of deed of trust to bearing date On
March A. AID. 1881 and duly recorded III l.iber No.
1888 folio $50 ct seq Of the land records of the Dis
rlct of Columbia and the request of the party hold
ing one Of the notes secured thereby will sell at
pup Taas',o f ~ ,rShi 81 ne Prenses; on TSEs-
=. lsy0, at FIVE O'CLOCK IN LOTS Nun.
BckED TWO AND THREE, IN BLOCK NUMBERED
iEkEt. IN b. H. AkDERS subdivision of u tract of
land called Mhitney Close situate in the District of
Columbia, with the improvements, &c.
Terms Of kale: One third cash, balance in one and
two years secured the property Sold with
est at u per cent annum ali cash,
option deposit OF 800 On each lot soII. All con-
Ncyhncing anu. recording at purchasers cost Terms
sule 10 be complied with in days from date Of
sale. GEORGE L. EMMONS.
CHARLES b PEARSON,
s4-eod&ds Trustees
sH-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER THlR1IETH. 1890, same
hour aud place. DCNCASSON BROS,
slI,S4,2SS3O Auctoneers.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS


poToMAC RIVER LANDINGS
L STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday, at Z am, as far rs
NonIini, Iurrionan and LeOnsrdtoNn. Saturday, at
rm. Us TAR as LeCnarutOwn. Fare. first-cIass soc:
second caSs Soc. fTeigEt lower than other routes
For iEfOiinauo caii 1eieIilUne 1890 slim
N oRFoLK AND OLD PoINr
On and after SATURDAY, AUG 23.
FARE 81 ONE WAY. So ROUND TRIP.
Steamers Leave 9th street wharf a. 3 n m Tues
day. thursday and saturday. SuLday a 40 90 n. m
Further liIioI nation Telephone call 1870.
puey Point each trip gong and returning lnyi,-tm
STEAMLR "wAKETILlD"
= Lave Il-st. wharf on MONDAYS THURS
DAY. hlDAl anu ST NDAl evenings,
Lon NCn.ill Creek Va, leonsrdtoMn and 81 Glenn
tLts Lay. Nd. ionchinR AZ interim, diste landil.ss
'fassenscr accommodation hrst-class."
{. ". RIDLEY
yS General Mana;er.
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA sTEAM BOAT
"IYGERT."
Cart John A. ketchum. Tor baltimore and lal dinss
Apply 10
Telephone s45-3. lje.o-3Inl 9Th -. wharf.
rINO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Il stcsner Clio. lEARl, from Sth-st. wharf Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, 81 3 I'm EXCLUSIVE
CSNNECIlON WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMERS. Fare: 81 single: round trip g. Tickets
Pa. ave, nd Hswleys. l3th ard New lork ave. Tor
further information nqulre NJ ofhce the
wharf. IelclDone call s45-3 Nm. +. wkLCH. supt
spd Gen. Agent uls
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BouIangists Characterized as Dupes.

PARIS, Sept. 29.-Yves Guyot, minister of
public works, in a speech at the opening of n
new bridge over the Seine at Contains Sainte
Honorine said, referring 10 Boulanger's fol
lowers: "Accomplices of the aspirant to the
throne of Caesar have no business here. The
best course his dupes can take is to allow them
selves to be buried ill oblivion" After the
ceremony Boulangist rushed toward the MIN
lister with insulting words and threatened to
strike him. He promptly arrested.
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WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Over Three Hundred Of Them Here Il
Attend the Annual Convention.

The town need fear no epidemic of disease
now, for there are over three hun.
dred drug and medicine makers here
ready to attend the sessions of
the annual convention of the Nationa. Whole.
sale Druggists Association. The Sessions,
which are to be held at the Arlington, will
begin with a business meeting at o'clock to-
night.
THE PROGRAM.
The other sessions will be as follows: Tues
day. 10 AIN. and 8 pm.; Wednesday, 8
pm; Thursday, 10 am. and pm. Friday
an excursion to Mount Vernon will be rendered
the druggists by the wholesale
trade OF Baltimore. Wednesday afternoon
will be devoted to sightseeing. The sessions
of the Proprietary Association, a separate or
ganization, whose members are also members
of tho Druggists Association, will be held
Tuesday at p. IN. and Wednesday at pm. }
THE OFFICERS
of the Druggists Association are as fol-
lows: Mr.. Van Setback Chicago,
president; Daniel Stewart, Indianapolis,
first vice president; s. NJ. Strong, Cleveland
treasurer; A. =. Merriam. Minnea polls, secre
tary. There will be upwards of a hundred
ladies here with the druggists.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ElaHrkkNlH sTkEET BETWEEN s AND +

NUNTHWESI,
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded among
the land lecofdscf the District OF Columbia In Iber
14l2 folio 44 ct seq, and at the written request of
the holder OF the NOTE secured the hereinafter de-
scribed lot We shall sell vt public auction, of
Of oCrObLR. 1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK I'M, all
that certain parcel of ground lying and being in tho
city OF Washington. in SAID District, aud known lot
ll9 in Densons recorded subdivision Of certain lots
consisting o. new Three story Brick House.
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash, residue in two equal
iEstsneuts at one and two Years respectively, per
cent interest payable half yearly. secured by deed Of
trust on the property all cash, option pur-
chaser. $500 deposit MT time of sale All convey
ancing, &c. ut purchasers cost Terms be complied
with days or trustees the right adyer
ise and sell at defanl,ing purchasers cost and risk
kEDFOkD W. wALKEK,l r.
s26-10t GEORGES II. BALDWIN trustees
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FINANCIAL.


MALL ST. MANUAL AND OPTION LIST FREE -
w Bonds lid stocks bought sold I'M min oper-
atios CONDUCTED Oh 500 upward; 'options" xlO 10
$1,000. S. J. PECK a CO., 81 Broaaway New iork
SIS Inn ~
No W. CORSON. JNO. ". MCCARTNEY,
" Member ~. y. Stock kx.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. l4l9 ST. NV
Bankers ana dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securtles iisted
on The EHe hanyes of New lork, Philadelphia Boston
aid BElunUre bought and sold.
sreciaaty made Of investment securities Dstrc;
1onds snd ali Local Railroad as Insurance and lei.
eli-one stock dealt IN.
Auercan Eell Ielel hone Stock bought and sold yls
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SUPERB ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS AT
AUcTIoS.-An extrao- binary collection OF Turk
ish Carpets and rugs is now On exhibition at
the auction rooms OF Thomas Downing, 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. II is cIaimed
to be the finest ever sent to this city, embrac-
ing some wonderful specimens, both modern
and antique, comprising about 400 pieces OF
rare excellence aud beauty. The sale will take
place ON Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. LIST,
I'd and Sd instants at IL a. m and 3 pm. each
day. See advertisement
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TOMORROW.

w 931 9TH st.nw
STOCK OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS CROCK.
cry, GLASS AND TIN WARE &C. &c
cs SALE AT SlI sLxENIH STREET NOkrHwEST
CONTINUED UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE Is SOLD.
No RESERVE. WM lOWENTHAL.
sZe-Iw Auctioneer.
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Ealge OF the Thermometer Today.
Tie following we're The readings at tho Sig
nal Office today: am, 50; pm, si; maxi
mum, e.: minimum, AZ.
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RAILROADS
CHtsAfhAk. AND ONO nAiLwAl.=

- Alto.
CHksAPkAkk AND ONO RAiLwAl
Schedule IN Eject Nsyia
Trains leave Union pspO. ON ana \ streets, s,
30 NS,i S daily Arn,e al oid FONT stJ 10 rm.
Ii "a an. cincinnsfi flpress daniy 20 station. 4,
ysassa. s s;. ss ,srs ks.sss and caeinns
II 10 m. y; . y, ys.aSaiS Llull,ca daily. solid
elsIge TO cineInnsn yestibule slecper Scr Isr.
insion and Lou.ylile Pullman Cas- .rs opes y
Cnce: Sl3 fennss wanna svenu.
.,,, NV FULLER
-0lS-u General Passenger Ascent
RLrlMoEE AND OHIO RAILROAD
saye v.shns,nn nm ~. ,,c n,e ,e iSse
For CHICAGO aaa %aras sSs ssrssS
risss asis SO M ., rs, l @ Limited e.
iSr cGalasu s. Luis ana IiGlshaFOli. ,.pr,s
=, r.; h.,ssSns ard cisveisnd s,prc-, daily 80 =
foE AlnsioS and points IN the Shenandoah y.ll.s
Tor LrT.y. Is 30 ana * iupm.
so - ss a, NEE aass 80. 100 ia "a
"a "a pi,husesl Am. l2lQ 2la. a. so. - mInulesl
,.IIpis. Ju 900. 'is "a s:Io % 80, q -: .
o. ." ,V;s n and II SO pm. sundays s.O5. 20.
s;iS 6: 80 IS minutes, & 10 s IN :. Sd a. IS
h lI ..sns o'Vo. GA O.aG go SIS i0.50
u aSs va, station. between Washington and R.ltl.
Z. 80 Ia; sundays 80 am. 90 5S5e 30
Issns -. save Baltimore for Warrington week day.
10 60 and 9o ~ iLS "a : 90 s;so = 81 50
30. 90. siS. 800. 8 90. % . "a Sa a. so so
q so s.i5' - a. ~ 10 ana "A 90 pm sundays
$ jS s. IS 81 - IL ia % IA o. 10 0S
G SO 80 sn AM isoSs s s rs ssT; sI s1.s.
,s i Sc stnoPi e q: Ys,rYES,.a Branch 1850
tiv ~ Aiu- "a 80 aud &, SO p..n.
slSsTs@T e ana "a s S.Sn - % 1,
sii 1UV' ~ 20 an, n 90 i3O0 '5.5a. iy.4l
isr Bero's ana intermediate stations. - .oorm.
Sop,s s .s1 M MssninsSn on sHHa. si
f9r snaeri..- 70 so. 70: 10 ssi30 IN ~ al4-
ar Hasr iisi ~ ,i6 20 Am. and Is .aovm
IL n ~ ati i've, ir9n Shie.so daiy - w. and
am and 90 Pra. from i1ttsburg : 40 an 5 90
MN loRK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
ssS iorh, trenton, Nessrs, j.. and Elizabeth
ana ;io.30 p m. SSnet isfior IA ..r. ~ sy
ta , ms. Sleeping Car On tie los y. oTss
ieT fh,4delPhiA = o. IS 90 30 90 .la 90 noOa
foT N.SsfA, D,I. Mins1 no ie, ma ,,..,o, :. n,
10 30 n IA NV ~
/, f1I Intermediate points between baltimore and
I'm. '' '~~~'
:, rains leave New York for Washington 80 .O9
night. f'~- ~as 1870
.. Tram. leave Philadelphia for Washington. - "a
- 81 p.m-
tOr boston 10 pm. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing car running through 10 Boston without change
Wa fouEhkeels ie lldge. landing p1ssspsers una
Al. station 4 tssstoll-
= iOr Atlantic city, o5 and 10 am 90 noon
SunoASs. 90 AIN IL noon and 10 80 I'm
ifhcept sunday. 'Day. iSQndHy only
baggage called Tor and chez ed from hotels ar res-
oences % luton Transfer Company on critters lett
nokeI ornces. Oly and 1891 Penn ave and Al depOI
~ ,,.,., CbAs. v. sCULl- zen. Hasa Alent.
!. i. ODfLi. Gan. Manaler 50,
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued By the
clerk Of the court to Isaac Mason of Frederick
county, Va, and Susie J. Hc1i Of Warren
county, Va, George l.. Zell aud Mary Forbes
BENZ. Bates and Ella Jee; George Burke and
Ellen Whiting; George Z. Pocock and Teresa
Graves; Thos. Baylor and Maria Taylor; Phi lin
+. KausmauI Of Frederick, Nd, and Julia I.
Hodges; ". n. Snyder and Adelaide C. Lucas.
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In Wall Street Today.

New YORK, Sept. 29.-The stock market
opened this morning with the usual moderate
business and a firm tone, first prices being
generally slight fractions better than the clos
ing figures of Saturday, sugar refneries be-
ing the only marked exception, with a loss of %
per cent at Is The whole market was strong
IN the early dealings, however. and sugar took
the lead in the upward movement, rising
quickly 2x per cent to 1875, while the adj
vances III other stocks were confined in
every case to fractions, North Ameri-
can and Missouri Pacific rising "a and
Lackawanna x. The early demand soon
Stacked away. however, and q large proportion
OF the improvement was lost Sugar refiner-
les retired to 771.. while Chicago gas devel-
oped positive weakness and dropped from 447s
TO As Sugar. Atchison, st. Paul and Lacka-
wanna were the leading active stocks. but the
general list was quiet to dull. At II o'clock
the market full and fairly steady, geDer-
ally at small fractions better than the opening
prices. Silver opened at 1l2; highest sale, 1I2;
lowest sale, 110S4; last sale, Ill.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.

The following are the opening and closing prices o.
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney. 1419 street:
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TESTIMONY As TO WALTER wHKAT's rwo Posi-.
TIoys. HIS FISAScfAL, oPERATfoSs, ETc.-Ex-
POSTMASTER DALTON AND MANY OTHER WIT
NEssEs TESTIFY.
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VNHoMAs E. wAGGAMAN,
II ttaal Est n Am Ia N

Il Real Estate Auction cer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED By TWO
STORY AND MANsAaD-R00F BRICK DWELL
ING, WITH BRICK BAL X BUILDING. NO. $3.50
STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue u deed OF trust recorded in Iiber No.
1859 too l65 of the land records OF the District OF
Columbia, and ut The request Of the party thereby
cured will sell at public auction. ia liont of the
preluis MONDAY, OCT ul5kR SIXTH. 1880. ~
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. Lot -, in square
1913. with the improvements above stated
Terms: tne-third cash. OF which : 100 must be de-
posted at the time of sale, balance in three equs in
stallnents III six twelve and eighteen months. for
which notes Of purchaser day of
and secured By deed trust property sold Will
be takrn and all convey sncihg and recording will be
purchasers cost. II OF sale complied
with IN fifteen days from se the property will be
sold at the risk and cost VI the efa1tng purchaser
after days advertisement in The Evening StRr.
IHOS. D. wAG0AMAN.) r,,,.,o.~
j. W, PILLING. Aruste1
THOS. E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. sa6-dkds