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A SAD CASE.
A Harmless Insane Woman Put Out of
Her Home.

'This poor woman is insane but harmless"
said Policeman Sanford in the Police Court
this morning when q colored woman named
Kate johnson was called on a charge OF va
grancy.
IF that be true" said the judge, "this poor
woman is incapable Of committing any viola
lation Of Law. Has abe any friends?'
Yes, sir" responded the officer, "but they
have no place to keep her. Her and her
brother own q house and he put her out.
guess he did il more to get the property than
anything else"
Its outrage and disgrace" remarked the
Judge. for which no one seems TO be response
BILE, that there Is no place for the detention and
temporary confinement OF these insane prison
ers. It's remarkable that some place IL not
provided for the indigen; insane. There is no
place except the insane hospital, with the cir
cuItous means Of getting there.
The officer explained that there was no place
for the woman TO live. al her brother had put
her out OF their house.
In answer to the judges inquiry the officer
saId tHIs the station cell tie only place he
knew of where the woman can be de tanned. He
said he had known of insane persons being
held in the stations five or six days ct time.
The judge therrupon suggested 20 the officer
that be take the woman back to the station.
and said be would address a letter to the Com
rnissioners calling their sttsntiou TO the mat
ter. The judge said he would also see II some
thing could not DO done TO facili:.s. Gaeir re-
Rosal 10 the asylum
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Foreign Topics Of Interest.

Messrs. O'Brien and Dillon intend sailing for
America Oh the Champagne, of tho French
line, OIL Saturday the 25th instant
When the divorce court sits in London next
week application will be made by the petit
TONER III O'Shea agt. O'Shea. Chas H. Parneli.
correspondent, to nix a day for trial The briefs
in the petitioners case have been handed to
counsel, and O'Shea il anxious that his petition
should be heard and determined at tho earliest
date possible.
Mr. Mundella, MP, in a speech at Sheffield
yesterday said he believed that the United
States tariff law would disappoInt its trainers
and prove oppressive to American consumers,
especially farmers.
The snltan has surrendered to Germany for
tho sum of 1000, coo marks his sovereign rights
over that portion of the east African coast winch
Is leased to the German East Africa Company.
During the first two weeks OF October 4S6
cases of cholera and 259 deaths from the dis
ease were reported i'll Spain. There Is still a
daily average OF six deaths in Valencia, but the
epidemic shows a general steady decline.
At Glasgow prices in the iron market col
lapsed yesterday in consequence of repor,
that the funds Of the union to which the strik
ing furnacemen belong had given out, and that
the men, having no other means of support
would be compelled to return to work.
A papal encyclical to the Italian bishop,
strongly protests against the governments vio-
lating the liberty and rights of the papacy and
Catholicism, accuses Free Masons oil reversing
modern society anu asks the prayers OF the
faithful
At public meeting called by the mayor o.
Belfast, Ireland, yesterday Engineer Barton
Submitted plan for a tunnel under the Irish
channel. According to Mr.. Bartons estimates
the work could be completed in twelve years
and would cost Is, 000, COZ.
1t has been arranged that general strike o.
fhf.A
| shall take place tomorrow. In consequence
the authorities are taking precautions TO pre-
| vent law breaking and acts of violence on the
part Of the strikers. The government la.
| offered to act as mediator between the work
men and the companies il the men will remain
| at work.
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Of Miss Littlewood The evenings entertain
ment included music Vocal and instrumentai),
reading OF the society's paper, dancing and a
lunch. Among the members present were the
Misses Jessie and Emma Pope, Miss Fuller,
Miss Barton and Miss Seton, The next meet
ing will be held at the residence Of the Misses
Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Clarke have returned
from their country residence at Forest Glen
and have secured quarters for the winter at the
Lincoln.
The first dance Of the ASP. Club, which
took place last night at 80 street, was in every
way success and gave promise OF many de-
hGhtfui entertainments this winter. Among
those present were: Misses johnson, Ebert,
Becker, Shaw. Waters, Hughes, Levi, Wilmer,
Berry. Lowdermilk Bennett, Ridden. Bolts
Connell, Cruthett and Stein and Messrs. Lam
non, Mcbride. Knapp. Brock, j. Lochbochler,
Espey, Halleck, Warder, Shaw. Sparrow, Leh-
man, c. Lochboehler, Terry, Tolson. lawrence
son. Onrand, Bentz, Armstrong, McWhorter
and Faler.
Mrs. Huntington Smith gave a delightful re-
ception at her home in st. Louis Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Heber May of this city.
Mrs. Hodgkins is at home on Mondays in this
month with her mother, Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson,
1876 street.
Misses Marguerite and Mamie Eichorn and
cousin, Miss Courtney, returned from New York
today after most pleasant visit to their cousin,
Judge Brown.
Tho members Of the Acorn Club have issued
invitations for their first dance. to take place
at National Rifles armory, Thursday, Novem-
Der Is.
On Monday evening the Rev. DR.. and Mrs
Shlras were invited by Mrs Stockam to cele-
brate the hftleth anniversary OF their marriage
by dining at the Litchfield. The tables were
handsomely decorated with the golden flowers
of the season. A center piece OF golden rod
and yellow asters adorned the one at which sat
the bride and groom of fifty years. surrounded
by their most intimate friends. After dinner
the guests assembled in the parlOr AMI Mrs
Morgan entertained the company with vocal
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g. No city in the world is so thoroughly
covered by the circulation Q; a single news
paper as is the city of Washington by that Of
The EvESISa STAR. 1t reaches all readers in
the city and vicinity. 1t s,cears 10 lis circ,ild-
ton. No other Washington paper has yet done
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VERY vALU ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON q
SIkEkf NORTHW EST AT AUCTION.
On ACKNOWLEDGMENT TWENTY THIRD 1890.
at HALF-PAST fuUk O'CLOCK Pm. in front Of the
premises viii sell Lot b. Square l3l, fronting
feet inches on ST. between 10Th and 10th ST. n.
alley.
Improved by Thrcc-story Brick Dwelling with q
back building and all modern convenences beang res
idence No. zoos u u DIV.
Terms One third cash. balance In and two years
with interst and secured by deed o. trust ON the
property, all cash. CouveyancinK and recording
cUst OF purchaser and terms to DO complied with Ia
ten dayA deposit Of 400 w " he required ut time
of sac. THOMAS down. S0,
olSdkds Auctionecr
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nEMoCRArs AND HEPUBLIcANs AGREE
DMilli, Shoe sior,: 9lS 7sh q n; q. . the place
dren,s shoes. Ladies Rubbers DE iadiSs:" II
shoes for %. &c. Ladies' FINE HUTTON booCs QSc
Men's eb sboes nov -. Children's Srhool shoes :
specially " WILLIE SHOE hTUks,
% Inn ol8 9Th q nv.
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II AICLlFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers,
h y2O Pennsylvania ava n w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES. BUGGIES, HAIR
MSS, PHAETONS. &c.
BY virtue of tain deed of trust led In Iiber
loOi, folio l7 seq. OF the land records the
district of Columbia. will tell at public auction at
the auction vi Katelitle barr Co., $40 Penn
syivania ave NV. on Thu KSDAl. OCTOBER TMEN-
Ti-IHInD, 1891, at TEN OCLUs X AN:
Fur HuhsLs. ONE SURREY. ThkEE SIDE
Is BCGGIkS. ONE PHAEfOS WITH TOP ONE
| PHAkTON WITH RUMBLE, ONE CART. SIX Sc i S
ot DOUBLE AMD single MAnNEss. TWELVE
AND TWELVE BLANKETS.
Also One Largs. Fine BY Horse, seven years old,
faultess III every way. and trot inside of three
ininn,es Also heariy New 1hreeq Light side
u Buggy, with improvements. All of the above
stock Is good condition and will Do sold without re-
se.va. THOMAS NJ FIELDS Trustee.
344 ID ct. NV
o!S-dts RADCLIFFE. DARR co. Aucts.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
BICYCLES.

DICICLES-LOOh Al 1HE Gun IN PRICES.
ID We have recently purchased the entire stock OF
large bicycle house and prepared to sell the
hines at the following extp nely low prices
cash hush So ETY., former price 81 D. $50 Butl-
bcainx Crescent foiner Irlce stu, low ~; Plain
bear LIZ Crescent, former price so, now $500 Ladies'
Juno, former price 500. how 400; Bail-bcaring
Junior ter boys prl-, iurler Irice ~, NOW S4U
s:iJ, $50. REMEMBER, lHEsL Ak ALL
NEW MACHINES. Call and See them.
GEO. y ATwATER CO.,
s26-3m 1i2i-.O enDsy lvanla ave. NV
CMi1H'S WHkELERIES,
- ClCLlNG MINK 92l IL ST. NV, NEAR 9TH
LADIES OK GEN1S' fading guaranteed. 81
GENEkAL CIClL DE4LERS.
SALES kUOs, coz: SIN AND r. will be &c moved
to ''IHE NHLELLIIES' alter October /. iy1-4m
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TIE CONTESTS FOR THE EVENING STAR AND sun
DAY HERALD MEDALS WILL BE EXCITING AND
TEE RESULTS MAY DE sURPRIsISG-aooD
PROSPECTS FOR An ESeINKER COMPANY.
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S. S. s.

S. S. s.
woman with cancerous ulcer Of ysara' standing
and inches in diameter has been entirely relieved by
six bottles Of swifss Specific. consider its effects
wonderful. almost miraculous.
REV. J. h. CAMPBELL. Columbus, Go.
WILL CURE
Ayouns man near this town had an eating cancer on
his face which had destroy his nose and was eating
toward his As last resort put him on swifrs
specific and it has cured him entirely sound and WELL
DR.. N. r. CRUMLEY. oslethorpe. Ga
SKIN CANCER.
Treats on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
o1S-s.tu.th IL
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NUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.

Il bUNCANSON BkCS., AucuOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR THREE-sTOEY
BRICK DWELLINGS, NUMBERED lu21, lU29
lO3l AND 1888 SIXTH STREET NORl H.
EAST, WASHlNGTUN CITY, DC. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
BY virtue Of four certain deeds of trust given to MS
1889, and duly recorded respectively in Librr No
14:2, iolios :t42 ct 3iS seq. SOB seq :.5S
ct OF the land record OF the District OF Columbia
and ut The request al t parties secured thereby we
Will uner Tor sa e at PUBLIC auction on TIA UhSDAl,
UCrOBEE IHih1hlE1H, AID. 1890 at HALF
PAST FOUR o., LOCK M, the following described
land anl preuses situated i'll the City OF Nashingt ton
District of Co. rHba. and designate and being Jts
numbered ia. I2J. TO- l:T OF the NatIo lul Capital
Investment ComuanS's suUdi, Ision lots bored
o3, III and 81 OF j. ~ Caan's subdivision OF square
numb red 500 AZ the ams is recorded il DO 10
folio II the records OF the surveyors office Of the
District aiorcsaid. together with the improvements
ways easements, rights, privileges and
10 te same oclonTlliE or IN any wise ApDertaiaug.
Terms OF >ale: su:d Iots viii be offered .nd sold
sep rEicy aud ia case of each property sold,
oil the purchase money to be paid cash, the residue
two equal lnstanel:s at one aud two years. for which
the of purchaser bearing the ,lat
yabc seni-annualy, and secured by deed OF trust
uron the property Id. wi be taken. all cash at
chasers option. Terms Of sale to he complied wi th
iii ten days from date OF sale All convey ing and
recording 1t purchasers cost depost of one hun
dre doars t$lUu) Will DO required at time sale on
each house.
w. F. FDMONSTON.l ,..
G. II. wILLlAMSoN.f trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, AEcts o1S-coSds
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9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

Sl9 PENNsYLvAx1A AVENUE
JUST OPENEu.
10 PCS. CkEPES, 10 PCS. CREPE DE CHENNE,
10 PCS. BRoCADED CHINA SILKS 20 PCS. sURAH
SILKS. 20 Pcs. FAILLE SILKS. ALL IN THE NEW
EVENING SHADES THE COLORS ARE NILE
GREEN, CANARY. LILAC, PINK, OLD ROSE, GRAY,
CREAM, BLUE, WHITE AND CARDINAL
OUR STOCK OF BLACK DRAPEKY NETS COM
PKtSES ALL THE NEW DESIGNS. AND RANGE IN
lRICE FROM ONE TO FIVE DOLLARS PER YARD
IN BLACK SILKS WE HAVE FAILES, RIA
DEMESE. sURAHS. GkoS GRAINS, ARMUEks
AND BENGALINES.
BLACK VELvETS, FROM 81. 80 TO % PER YD.
LUPIN'S. PRIESTLEY'S AND ECHROD'S BLACK
GOODS. ACKNOWLEDGED BY JUDGES TO BE THE
THREE BEST MAKERS IN THE WORLD.
OVER FOUR HUNDRED pIECEs NEW BLACK
GOODS TO SELlCr FROM
". u sRUsTER Soma
ONE PRICE,
oil sls PENN AVE. NV.
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u ATCLIFfE, DARR CO., Aucts.
MASS iSb ,3I CoLLLcTIoN OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, PIANOS, MIRRORS, CARPETS
RUS, &c, TO BE SOLD EXCLUSIVELY
WITHIN OUR SAILS ROOMS,
,>>, rr,,,,, 9"O PENNA. AVE NV.
10 iOBER TWENTY-FIRST,
AT TEN O'CLOCK.
We would invite specai attention to sales this
week. Among the collection will be found
Magnificent PGrlOr Suites i'll Plush, Silk Tupestry
Raw SIN and ether coverings
Massive Maln.t Antique Oak Cherry and other
Chamber Sets, 81 IVle ant Double MArdrobes Mirror
Front Folding LcLs, LaiIes' Dcshs Book Cases, Hand
some Hall Furniture. Walnut AM other Sidebua rus
Extension Tables. Dining Chars. China and Glass
Ware.
Window DrGpings, EnyrGynEs Easels. Couches
itair and other Mattresses Pillows and Bostcss,
Blankets theets.
Large assortment of Velvet. Body. Tapestry, Ingram
and other Carpets Art Squares, Nugs. &C., Kitchen
Requisites. Stoves, &c.
80 Assert, d Watches.
ALSO
One Large Double Door Continuation Iron Safe to-
gether with iull assortment OF goods OF every de-
scription
All goods sold within the Rooms.
WE HAVE NO l1EET DISPLAY
olS-2t RATCLlFfE, DAlt * CO., Aucts.
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w. B. Mosrs & Sons
FANp nth srREETa
MoouErTr CARPETS s,.25 PER YARD.
MooUETTE CARPETS. MADE AND LAID
sI.s5 PER YARD.
One hundred and nfty patterns TO select from
Not one of these jobs imperfect Car
pets. and no, more than six patterns in the en-.
tire line that are not this years patterns. Our
hneof Moquettes ia as large ss the stocks Of any
three establishments in the city. and we guar
antee every Moquette rs perfect. We will fur
price quoted above.
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
Twenty-Five per cent discount made on ell
Nottingham Lace Curtains purchased before
10 O'Clock IN. oetober le. IL, is, 90. 2l. ~
and % This discount only allowed on caah
purchaser
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
25 per cent discount on all cash purchases q
Red Tagged Library and Hall Chairs.
FOLDING BEDS.
Our stock of these goods Is three times larger
than any line ever shown in this city.
We are the District agents for the Phoenix
Wardrobe Bed-universally considered the best
In the market We also control the entire stock
Of the Phoenix Furniture Manufacturing Co
tn this city.
We have an unexcelled variety Of Bed Room
Furniture, Parior Furniture. Dining ROOM
Library and Once Furniture.
Reed and Rattan wsrs. Screens, DC.
Carpets. Rugs. Linoleum. no
praperies and Lace curtsins
Upholstery Goods and Wall PaperA
Our stock includes the choicest ssisctionsd
the FOREIGN and Domestic MarkstA
- Elsvstors-
W. E.:
II iHFHE s. s :: Z I. {: :;
4. SO HIS
AND iITH sra
s. yuRxrTuzx cAaprrs pRAPKRlxA
~
UPHOLSTERY. sxpDIxa
AID WALL sAPEss
Ell :ssss .ssA'a n s.'a as''s - s1A 's'''a
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~ go Peupsylvznia avenus y.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMpRoyEI
REAL ESTATE. SITUATE III THE CITY O

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WASHINGTON,
By virtue Of deed of trust. dated March IL. $780,
ana r.cordcd March Is 1890. in Liber No. 1850. AZ
ioho 500 et seQ one of the land rvcords Of the Dis
fiet SI Soiuba at the WRIT request of the party
o9efeoy secured VIII sell At Pubic auction, IN trout
OF We Sr rIi ON MoNDAn. oSI0BEk TWENTY
sEfENIH 1870. at FIVE O'CLOCK + NJ, Lots num-
pred snty-three t0D and sixty-four t64) in u. l.
Morrisons CT al subdivision Of lots i'll square num-
oered one hundred ana ihirty-two tl32l pcr Plat
recorded IN Lber II W." folio 81 Of the records Of
the surveyors Office of the District of Columbia.
1nis properly Is Improved by frame house in good
repair.
Terms Of sale: The purchaser TO assume two deeds
~ snst Oh the PROPERTY one dated september u,
1881 Tor s3oo, payable three years after date with
me AZ yer sent per snnun ayahie semiannn'
PAYABLE scrtember Il. 1872 with interest at 8 per
cent PEI ahnl,n and to onehalf of the purchsre
money IN cash. the balance in aud two years evil
aenced Dy The prom ssury NOES of the purchaser. nn
secured b. ueed OF trust on the prvEvrIy soi' with
interest at u Ter cent per annun- All conveyanciag
aud title ehamInirg 70 be at the cost of the purchaser
Taxes paid to nne 30. 1890 q, usit of 800 will
be required at the TIM OF sal" Terms Of saia TO 10
compncd with within ten Gays Otherwise the Trustee
wall resell at TIC risk aud cost of tie deiartnx pur-
Chaser. after public notice in his discretion
EUGENE 2 tlELDs. Trustee.
- S{4 ST. NV.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS.
(estui qu Trust aid Attorney.
t344 ID s.. NV. o1SdSds
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EXTRAORDINARY JAPANESE ART AUCTION
SA e
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.

take great pleasure in announcing to my patrons
and friends that have received positive instruc toas
from the direct importers of Japanese inc Arts"
close out their rgest and finest COL
lection of this class of goods brought to this city
Having personally inspected the entire stock have
no hesitation in saying that IL without doubt the
most magnificent collection" ever had the pleasure
of Offering at public auction.
THE SALE WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY,
- THE TWENTIETH INSTANT.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM.
At my Auction Rooms,
1901 D ST., OPP PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
The collection consists of Grand and Artistic speci-
mems of SATSUMA, Old and Modern Ware, Upon.
Imary Kaga and Lugee Porcel aims Beautifully Deco
rated Egg China Cups and Saucers Plates. &c. Iudi-
vidusl Cresmers and Milk Pitchers. Lovely Tete-a-
Tete Sets Some Ezra fine Salad und Punch 30 wis,
Embroideries,
VERY ARTISTIC ALL-BEAD LANTERNS
and some Extralarge and Finely Decorated "Satsuma
Vases" no doubt the finest imported from ia
pan" including the Largest Single Vase" ever
brought to this city Special provision made for the
comfort OF ladies attending the Art sale.
Time OF Sale. MONDAY, TWENTIETH INSTANT,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
WALTER d. WILLIAMS & CO.,
olS-3t Auctioneers.
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ATTORNEYS,

4 SDEEw A. LIISCUMB, ATTORNEY AT LAW
IA date Assistant L. 3. District Attorney second
Hoor l. eudai building, opposite City Hall So In
TNUGENE +. ARNULD,
II AttorI4ey and Counsellor at Law,
ass Louisiana
Opposite City Hall. au2l-3u
(NAMtBtLI. CAKhINGToN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
y " .lstcI LEW Buildils 1Ca u st. n w. " asningtop
D. e. lesldeLce. lTUl = ct. INV. d22
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PROPOSALS.

IT S. COMMISSION OF FISH AND FISHERIES.
~ Z Washing ton, u. e., october IA, 1892. olo-
s.is viii be recelN ed at this Office up
Der 23 1880, at which time they will be opened in
the presence OF attending idder. for nniag the roof
OF the building occupied b. thu 5. Fish
on :he INV. corner o. 9th and streets Also bids
for the lchase If the slaics sand roof Blank
ferns OF rCrosa and tul nior nation furnished on
application 10 the chief clerk. MARSHALL McDON-
AID, Commissioner. ol5-4t
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AUCTION SALES.
NNHoMAs BOWLING. AuctioneeE
SPECIAL IMPORTATION
HfAcfNTHS TULIPS. CRoCUs AND NARCrssUs

On TUESDAY, OCTOBER TwESTY-FfRsT, 1880.
Twelve O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms. shall
sen consignment Of Hy acintbs crocns lultps. Mar
cissas, &c. seats provided for those attending the
sale As the time 10 approaching tor the planting Of
pubs parties interested should take advantage of
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ROBINSON. PARKER Z 90.
LEADING AMERICAN cIoTHIKAs,
FIGTHa bAi
20 Sc COR. 7rH AND d sra,MWs.

A sECRET ABOUT FINE DRESS Goobs doe !.
"A VIII be exposed Through The star IN ten dayA u
will surprise the lsdtss. We sdvias you 70 wait With
your purchases. ol3-0S
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'B'HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

EfHOMAS DOWL1N0. AuctIoneer.
NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES, WAGONS
BUGGIES AND VEHICLES Or ALL KINDS Al
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-FIRST, 1890
Ten O'CLOCK AM, in front of my salesrooms
will sell i'll connection with the Contractors ae of
Horses and Mules large line of Vehicles every de-
scription. both new und second hand. Terms cash
O1S-dIS THOMAS DOW LING. Auctiouepr
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To The LADIES.
An Exhibition Of tho Latest
ART NEEDLE WORK AND HOUSE DECORATIONS
will BE- oren for five days, commencing
OCTOBER. II.
in the Office Of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. GIG 9TH ST. NV.
1t includes all the most fashionable imported de.
signs. many of which can only be reproduced our
machines. All desiring to view this beautiful work
are invited to call ut our Office
THE SINGER MFG CO.,
LEWIS BAAT, Agent
1885, OPP U. s. PATENT OFFICE
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OWE; House..
Late Hotel Sotsri)
Finest C.fe in the city. Ladies and Gents Din.nc
FALCON. handsomely la fsl I'd rooms for gcntien,
only, by day week. Gei.tlemen's Lunch 20 cents
riuy IRON IL 20 . p.uI. SeUInI
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IL FOR NOVELTIES IN DRESS
would advise you TO wait Tho secret will be exposed
in I. u days through he Star. o13-0t
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TRADE SALE OF BALANCE OF STOCK IN STORE
NJ SENENlH STREET NORTHWEST. CoM-
TWENTIETH. AT TEN O'CLOCK, CONSISTING
IN PAl.r OF DINNER. TEA AND TOLL ri Is.
AND MAJOLiCA WAKE. CUTLERY, TN AND
SLABS, CoHf hoDs AND 81 ives. sTrP.
LApDEES. CLQLHrS HORShS LOOKING
GLASSES, PICTURES AND A VARIETY OF
OTHER lOUoEFURNISliIN Nj GOODS.
TnE ATTENTION OF DEALERS Is CtIIED TO
THIS SALE NAl. IOWESTHAI.
1t AUCriONEEK.
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HOTELS.

NILLARD's HOT. L.
Pa ave. and I4thst,
SO wGAlinCton d G.
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKS 4 CO., Auctionecrs.
W 631 Louisiana ave-,
opp. City Post Once.
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS IN SUITS AND
SINGLE PIECES: SuOES AND MlSCELLA-
NEOu STOCK OF HER GOODS. CIGAIsS.
&c, nc, FROM The SHELVES IN OUR WAiE-
RoOMs, AT AUCTION, MoNDkY. OCTO-
n A NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY,

Northern Pacific consol 5s in sympathy and as oa
part of the late raid on the stock, sold from 80
down to az LIARS 1-2. Texas and Pacific III,
comes were active at 35a34a34 3-s. Richmohd
and West Point collatclc.I 5s were active at 81 -
aGsa66 81. Reference is made to our full rcpor'
of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The local money market ranged from 10 per
cent as the opening figure down to per cent DC,
fore o'clock. After that balances were loaned
on sliding scale down to per cent, with maj
abundant offerings at the lowest rate.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, SlsS666,30s; balances
S5,5S1, All.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House to-day 81 ,025,4 Its net loss on balance
was 81 800 003 made up by losses Of S474, $50 cur
rency and SO 1888 coin. The days operations
included: Receipts, SO, 554,S20: payments. So
9l4,olA; resulting in general balance of 81 49,
4I0,O41 consisting of S169, 500 coin and S5,-
1914 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $165,528 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were SCI 2,796, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts $685. 614, and the miscel-
laneous receipts S36,0l7
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures OF the last previous statement as follows
Net gold on hand ss7oosse Ass Isl ess Inc $40 $50
Net silver I'D. 1l,o5osis l2,lJ7,7oo Inc. 2i5.t4s
on hsnd........ 5,cio9sa 4sot45o Dec. 1852