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Foreign Topics Of Interest.

The pope, In an interview with an English ath-
Ollie nobleman, has expressed the dec pest per-
sonal regard for Queen Victoria and tho hope
Tor renewal OF permanent diplomatic rela-
tons with England.
The damage by the floods in the department
OF Ardeche, France, is estimated at $4,000, 900
francs.
Helene Mueller, the wife OF an Austrian
painter, was so crazed at the death of her two
year-oid boy that she stole his body from the
grave and hid 1t in a trunk. During the day
she took II ont and caressed it and at night
after her husband slept she took the baby to
bed with her and endeayored to infuse warmth
into il.
The criminal court of Berlin hos sentenced
workman to Imprisonment for three months for
declaring TO policeman that the emperor will
sooner or later join the socialist party
A miner lost dynamite cartridge at Ham,
born Fraw. Germany. A peasant woman was
sitting on Il stone with her baby: her little son
was playing by her side and picked ND the
cartridge, which he carried to his mother.
Suddenly IL exploded, killing the child ut her
breast. While the woman had her arm torn
open. her nose and one ear blown away and
the little boy who had found the missile WAS
terribly wounded III the face.
The chief of the department OF Russian
prisons proposes to substitute for the corporal
punishment heretofore visited upon wonie n a
carefully graded list OF banishments and soli-
tary conhnements.
Another American young lady is about to
become princess. Hiss Anna HolIins sworth
Price Is engaged to be married to Prince Fried
rich Wilhelm 'onardeek OF Germany, lieu
tenant OF hussars.
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SENATE BEATS THE RECORD.
Nearly LOO Bills Passed and Much
Other Work Done

THE amount Of legislative work done by the
Senate Of the United States in the session which
Is now drawing rapidly to close has never
been equaled since Congress came into being"
So said Senate Enrolling Clerk b. s. Platt to a
STAR reporter this afternoon. and then he went
on: 'ln all the Senate has passed ,085 bills, or
within about 40 Of the total number of bills
passed by the Senate in the Fiftieth Congress.
and that Congress worked ont more bills than
any Of its predecessors. OF the LOSS bills
passed by the Senate ASS have also been passed
by the House and sent 20 the President. The
Senate has been more kindly in its dealings
with the House than the House has been with
the Senate, for while the latter has passed $40
OF the i POI bills first passed by the House the
House. II Will be seen. passed but 438 os the
l,Os5 that went through the Senate The House
haste thank the Senate for the fact that 7Oi
House bills lave already become laws. But
the passing of bills is not all of the work.
there are other bills that have to be
considered and SIC Of these (Senate bilis) have
been postponed indefinitely. Eight House
bills have shared the same fate In addition
10 all the foregoing the Senate has passed so
concurrent resolutions and 500 other resolu-
lions OF various kinds great many of these
bills, much more than the average proportion.
are OF considerable importance" and Mr.
Piatt stopped talking and recommended to
write IN an endeavor to keep even with the
busy Senate.
Incidentally il may be interesting to know
mat there were just as many employees en-
gagged in enrolling bills thirty years ago as
there are now. and Mr.. Newell who assists Mr..
fiatt wants TO know what those two men did
TO earn their salaries
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Politicians at EiStfcufTs-

FOR some time PAST newspaper war has
been going on between DR.. Geo I. Garrison.
city health officer OF Wheeling. West Va, and
president OF the state board OF health. ana DR..
Geo. Baird, ex-member of the board of public
works, and ono OF the most promip ent demo-
cratic politicians in West Virginia. The trouble
grew ont OF difference of opinions regarding
the management % tho health department.
Wednesday the men met at the city hall,
and Baird began 20 abuse Garrison. Garrison
resented the insult when Baird sruck him a
singing blow on the breast. Gar rison re-
sponded with right-haudcr. which brought
blood from. under Bairds eye. lie then got
Bairds head in chancery and pounded il black
and blue. Both men we're arrested and bound
over to keep the peace. 1t is limited that a
challenge Will pass between the parties.
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Nominated for Congress.

Missouri, third. W. j. Gibson (rep)
New Jersey, second, Wilson DeHaven dem
Massachusetts, twelfth, F. W. Rockwell
(rep.)
Ohio. fourteenth, B. +. Swengle (rep.)
South Carolina seventh William Elliott
(dem. }, renominated
West Virginia, first, J. o. Pendleton (rep.)
New Jersey, seventh. E. +. Mcdonald (dem.)
Indiana, fourth, John p. Rankin Farmers
Alliance, Endorsed by rcp.)
Michigan. fourth, George L. Yaple (dem.)
Virginia. fourth, L. G. Vcnable dem }, re-
nominated.
Louisiana, fifth, s. W. Green Crcp.)
Ohio, third, H. l.. Morey trep.)
South Carolina, sixth, Z. II. Deas (rep.)
Pennsylvania, twenty-eighth, G. i. Krebbs
(dem.)
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TALKED ABOUT IN ROCKVILLE.
The New Court House-Real Estate
Dcais-Weddings-White Caps, Etc.

Correspondence OF TIE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, Sept Is
public meeting Of the citizens of this place
and the adjoining neighborhood will be held
at the Town Hall Saturday to take into con-
siderat,on the subject OF having demonstra-
ton at the laying Of the corner stone Of the
new court house. Tho work on the building
has SO far progressed that it il thought the
workmen will BIO ready Tor the corner stone in
about three weeks. Tho program for the cere-
mony has not boon completed, but will in part
consist OF addresses by several prominent
speakers. with music by the several bands Of
the county.
DIR. L. c. Milburn and Miss Jessie NJ. Mil
stead OF Washington were married at this place
today by Rev. s. L.. White.
Cards have been issued for the marriage Of
Mr.. Jas. B. Fenwick and Miss Catharine,
daugh of o. II. T. Clark, at Carroll Chapel,
October l, $50 pm.
Mr.. John Green, contractor. has commenced
the erection of dwelling house for Mr. Samuel
Rabbit in the southeastern section of town.
The new house OF Mr.. Samuel Robertson, in
tho same locality, is about completed.
The annual missionary convention Of the
Christian Church in Maryland, Delaware and
the District of Columbia will be held at this
place on the 9Th. Sth and 9th days of October.
The next regular term of the circuit court
for this county will commence on tho 10th OF
November. The jurors for the term will be
drawn about the 18th Of October.
Rev. l.. II. Milburn, pastor of the Baptist
Church at this place. was a few nights ago the
recipient of q large donation by his parishion-
ers.
In accordance with the game law the season
for shooting partridges in this county will COM
mence on the list OF November and end on the
18th OF December. Tho birds are said to be
plentiful.
Mr.. p. u. Laird, as attorney, has sold FIVE
acres of land near Linden station, the property
Of W. Pierce Bell, to Capt. Mentally, U.S.A.
Mr.. Willard Rice and Miss Nellie Kelley were
married in Darncstown on the 18th instant by
Rev. - n. Campbell.
Mr.. Joseph ChIlds of the vicinity of Burnt
Mills has lately been annoyed by finding threat
ching notes on his premises purportng to come
from White Caps. 1t is thought that il the
noyance is carried much farther the perpetrat-
ors may be treated to doses Of small shot, if
nothing worse. SAM.
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CHICAGO'S BIG FAIR.
An Acceptable Site Secured and the
Funds Pledged

Abatement has been compiled Of the work
accomplished by the national commission OF
the worlds Columbian exposition. Tho site
which has been accepted is declared to be such
as no exposition ever possessed. Tho park sys-
tenn of Chicago comprises nearly 5000 acres,
distributed IN the various sections of the city,
north, west and south. OF these parks the local
directors have had the choice of 1900 acres on
the west side and 1000 on the south side. At
the lake front grand gateway leading to the
terminus of the railroads which will carry PEG =
pie to the fair will be erected. At this gateway
will be a substantial building where minor ex :
hibits may be located. But for all practical
purposes the exposition will be located in one
block at South Park.
1t now only remains for the city of Chicago
to so through the Formally of voting in aid
Of the exposition the 100000 of bonds
pledged. This will be done at the election
already ordered in November. The President
OF the United States will then be notified by
the commission that every requirement of the
law has been fully carried out and by Christ
mas the official proclamation inviting the ma
tons of the world to take part in the EXPOSE
ton will have been promulgated
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THOMAS BOWLING, AucIoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE On THE EAST SIDE OF
EiGHrEENlH STREET BETWEEN AND I
80 ny virtue of deed Of trust Only recorded among
the land records OF the District Columbus in Iber
Ill foo 44t ct seq. and ut the written request of
the holder the note secured the hereinafter de-
serbed lot we shall sell at public auction of
the premises, OH W. DNLSDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1890. ut FIVE O'CLOCK PM, ali
that certain parcel of ground lying and being in the
city OF Washington, in sad District, aud known
ITO i'll Denison's recorded subdivision lots
IN square log. together with the &C,
consisting OF new Three story Brick House.
Terms OF sale: third cash. residue two equal
installens, 1T and two years respectively per
cent interest payable half yearly secured by deed OF
trusspn the property, all cash. at option pur-
chaser. $500 deposit q. time sale. All convey
anclpg &c. at purchasers Terms be complied
WITHIN ten days trustees the right adver-
tlse and sell ~ defauig purchasers cost and risk
BEDFORD ". WALKER,l ,r..
t626-10t GEORGE II, BALDWIN trustees.
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Yesterdays Ball Games.

Yesterdays ball games resulted as follows:
National League - Philadelphia Chicago
(rain). Brooklyn Cincinnati (rain). Boston,
4; Pittsburg 8. New York, A; Cleveland, Oh
innings.
Players League - Philadelphia Chicago
(rain). Pittsburg, 6; Brooklyn, T. New York,
10, Buffalo, e. Cleveland, 10; Boston, 4 g in
nings).
American Association-Louisville-R Rochester
lrain). Athletic-St. Louis (rain). Syracuse
Columbus (rain). Toledo, Z; Baltimore, 4.
Atlantic Association-New Haven, 8; Har-
risburg, 2. Lebanon. IL; Newark, 5.
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IMPORTANT SALE

IMPORTANT SALE
AT NY AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY sEpTEM.
BIER TWENTY-SEVENTII. 1890. COMMENCING
AT TEN O'CLOCK, OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE AND EFFECTS, EMBRACING IN PART
Two Large French Plate Mantel Glasses -Four Large
bracket Mante Glasses. Two Handsome re nch Plate
Tier Mirrors One handsomely Carved Preudieu dm-
pSrteu), Parior Furniture. in suites and separate
pieces, walnut and Painted Chamber FURNITURE Of
every description. Hair and Husk Mattresses, Pier,
marble Top and Other Tables, Couches and Lounges,
hahyT,ngs. Dining loom Furniture, Handsome Fold
ing Bedsteads. II xty Brussels and other Carpets,
Cooking and heating stoves. &c, &c.
ALSO
One Fine Upright Counting House Desk. in perfect
order; Table and other Desks, Keyolvins Chairs.
Four Fire,proof Safes, Large Lot Of Second hand
Builders Material.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
eme Russet Phaeton. with Horse and Harness,
4 humber of Work and Driving Horses.
Forty New aud Secondhand Vehicles.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Handsome Animal
Also AT TWELVE,
rlno Coupe Rockaway with Platform Springs in good
oroer. s25-2t
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s93-dts
WAJTER B. WILLIAMS L Co, Auctionecrs
SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE


SALES ROOM CORNER 10TH AND PENNA AVE-
SATURDAY, EPIEMBER TwENTY-SEVENTH.
AT Ten O'CLOCK.
Handsome Cherry frame rarlor suite, nearly new,
upholstered in silk plush trimming: Elegant Antique
OAK Switchboard. Pedestal Extension Table and Dining
room Chairs TO match. Hand soIne Chamber SEite
pate glass cost S?25 Cherry Wardrobe mirror front
Antique oak Chamber Suites, Solid Oak III. r Cham
Der suite. Hair Cloth Parlor Suites Walnut Rook
Sase, Plush Conches Easy Chairs, Cherry Plush
ckers, cherry Center tables. Spring, Hair and
Husk Mattresses. Moquet Rugs. Body Brussels and
other Carpets and other articles used
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNMENT, FOURTEEN
LAh0E MUQUET and BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
FROM UNITED STATES CAPITOL.
FIFTY MoQUET. VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS and
TAPESTRY CARPETS, CONSIGNED FOR AUCTION.
Terms cash.
s23-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
WM. LOWENTHAL. Auctioneer.
CONTENTS OF STORE Sl7 SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWESr
Sale OF Crockery, Glassware, Tinware. &C., con .
tinued until closed out.
s*5-3t VIM. LOWENTHAL. ctioneer
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p.osoo.eo&d
BOWLING. Auc,,oneer.
Ph0Ps -RTY ON EAST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
sTkEET BETWEEN l. AMI n STREEIs

TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
sThhEr WIZ BETWEEN L AND NJ srRLEfs
by virtue Of deed Of trust dated 10th day Of Do
cember. a. p 1885, Gnd duly recorded in Liber No
District ColuinDia, and by direction Of the party
secured thereby we viii sell ut pubic auction IN fIont
OF OCTOBER. 1860. Al Five O'CLOCK PM tine
following described property District aforesaid. to
IS subd vision square No ga As per plat re-
corded in Libcr C. a. b. lolo 2l0 OF the land records
1t s scr Gss ss Inches Se
the northwest corner uf SAID lot Aid running thence
south ON 10th st.et west 1 ieet liS inches thence
thence north IA feet y inches THENCE 10 feel
inches to we place OF iiniroyenepts
Sonssis.lng Of w..si9ry frame house. being No ll31
Terns: i 300. with interest from 10th December
balance in aud years, with Interest aud sc.
cured by decd OF trust the property, or al Gosh
deposit Of sl0O viii required at limo Of sale. and
Il trims not complied Will in ten days from day Of
s and sas
.,sasa. fh hhHf baAsssshhhis sE; Trustees.
e. zStsi Il Isss sI fs
viii oer for sale in fraut Of the premises ON MON
PAS ss TSE nay i q e
square numbered 2i2: improved 6y two tory base
rooms: al modern Improvement 'o' 'A'A'As ''A
Terms OF sale One.thtsi cash: balance in one I'D
sna two ss.ss sn sa M '
sale. Terms 70 10 complied Yin IN ten asys
se4-dSds xacsissearr.v 90 Fat
vt CLAIR FEcHNER AucTIoxKER, on PA.
= ave-, under metropolitan Hotel Twenty ysafs'
heal EsI.ts Pros.s ssttisnsnis Fsaso6a6is chsrrss.
AnsoSsse~s eessss et-oA
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THOS. E. WAGG AMAN. Auctione
BOWLING, Auctionecr,

NALUpIE USTMpROvED PROPERTY on THE
CORNER OF LINGAN OR THlITY-SIX II
AND PROSPECT SHEETS. GEOhGETO IN,
DC, AT AUCTION.
On THURsDAY OCToBER SECOND. 1890, at
FIVE O'CLOCK, III trout of the premises, will sell
ali OF Lot "a and part Of Lot 10 IN square :Ii, in
,eorvetOwn. fronting 100 fest on the south side Of
Prospect street and 10 feet east side lngan or
6th street. This property will be divided into ive
building lots, each f'onti:ig 20 feet by depth VI LEO
foet.
Terms: third cash. balance in one and two years
with notes bearing interest and secured by deeds of
trust, or al cash. et option OF purchaser $50 deposit
required eac lot 1T the time Of sale. All convey
ancng AMI recording ut purchasers cost.
s.6-dxds THOMAS DOMLlNS , Auctioneer
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A New Record MAIDS.

At the Charles Bank gymnasium in Boston
yesterday afternoon J. B. Connolly of the Tri-
mount Athletic Club Of that city succeeded in
beating the worlds amateur record for hon.
step and jump OF "A feet 81 inches, held by
jewcit OF Chicago. Connolly was allowed six
trials, and on the nth made the record Of A
feet 1861 incheS
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The Destruction of Pompeil.

Notwithstanding the bad weather all the
preparations at Atlantic Park for the grea. ex-
hiDition OF the destruction of Pompeii to-
morrow night have been completed, end the
people OF Washington will see the finest pyro-
technic display they have ever seen. The ex-
hlbition is thoroughly realistic and is as beauti-
ful as 1t Is interesting and exciting All the
effects are the same as those at Manhattan
Beach when the same exhibition was pre-
sented there. See advertisement Admission.
20 cents; seats, 80 cents: boxes, 81 per person.
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Had Another Mans Coat f,n-

James Taylor and John Adams were charged
in the Police Court today with the larceny of a
knit jacket worth $3.50 from Samuel Alexan-
der. Alexander testified that he was playing
hrst base in game of ball at Capitol Park yes
terday afternoon and his coat was laid on the
ground and he subsequently missed il. After
ward he saw Taylor with the coat on and
claimed it. when they had scuiflo and Adams
and Taylor were arrested by Sergeant Bros
nan. Adams testified that he Dough: the coat
from Taylor. A fine OF S5 each was imposed
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CAPITOL GLEANINGS.
nominations acknowledgement
and Committee Notes

The Senate in executive session. has con-
hrmed the following nominations: Second
Lieut. Geo. Barnett, marine corps, frs. lieuteu-
ant VIM Clarence Braisted OF Michigan. as
sissant surgeon United States navy. Corps of
engineers-Second Lieut.. Chas. L. Potter. first
lieutenant; additional Second Lieut. Chester
Harping, second lieutenant
EXTENSION OF FREE DELIVERY.
Representative Bingham has reported favor
ably from the committee on post offices
and post roads the joint resolution to allow the
Postmaster General TO expend $4,000 to test
at small towns and villages the system Of the
Tree delivery service.
PROPOSED STATUE TO ROBERT DALE OWEN.
The House committee on the library has
authorized favorable report on the bin in
troduced in the House by Mr.. Flower of New
York, appropriating S2O,O for the ere ctiou OF
a statue 10 Robert Dale Owen in this city.
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Colorado Democratic Convcr,,o,

Judge Caldwell Yeaman was yesterday nomi-
mated for governor by the Colorado democratic
convention. platform was adopted demand
ing free and unlimited silver coinage tire
affirmed the platform OF the national demo-
cratic convention Of 1883, denounced the force
ON anu me action OF the House OF representa-
tves IN uusca;ing Representatives and con-
denned the present administration for tlissi-
pating the surplus that accumulated under
Grover Cleveland.
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THOMAS E. wAaaAMAN ,;o,, r.,,.. .,.,,ono,

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY TWO.
SiOhY AND MhNaAeD- ROOF BRICK DWELL
INC, NTH BRlCk BA1 BUILDING, NO. 936
STREET SOUTH WEST.
by virtue II deed OF trust recorded in Iiber No.
1852 folio 100. OF the lana records the District
Columbus, anu at the request Of the party thereby
cured we will sell at public auction of the
premises, ON MONDAY. UCTOBLls SIXIH. $50. at
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, Lot -, in square
3SS. with tho improvements above stated
Terms: une-third cash. OF which s 100 must be de-
POSTED vt the time of SALE balance three equal iu
stalniehts in six, twelve aud eighteen months Tor
Which notes OF purchaser, bearing interest from
sale and secured By deed trust property sold viii
he taken" and ali conyeyancng and recording Wall be-
ut purchasers cost II W sale coupled
with ia fifteen ia. from sale the property Will be
sold at tie risk and COST II the defautuk purchaser
after six days advertisement in The Evening star.
IHOS r.. WAGGAMAN.l ru,,..n..
j. W. FILLING, irus'ees.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Auctioneer. s26-dSds
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A District Girl Wins the Prize.

The friends in this city OF tho late Jules
Golay, who was for some years assistant. chief
Of the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, will
be interested to learn that hi, younpe,,
daughter, native Of the District, has recently
won the prize offered by tho Boston Herald for
the best English composition. The prize WAS
scholarship in Vassar for four years. The
young lady, Nus Juliet Golay, u scarcely
seventeen.
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Annual Oyster Roast.

grand moonlight excursion and annual
oyster roas. will be given by the business men
of Washington to Cone river Saturday night
on the Samuel J. Pentz. Boat leaves at il D. m,
and returns Sunday night at 10. Round trip
Sl.50; for gentlemen only.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. Onward and upward" is tho motto of
the EVENING STAR Onward in its extending
influence. upward in its circulation and adver-
tising business Tho increase is steady,
heaithful one
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

T'H1OHfS DVWIINOs Auctlonecr.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BrsISrsS
PROPERTY on SEVENTH STREET. RErWtY<
,, AND ! STREETS NosTHwESr BEINO
STREET NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY. the SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER
A-D $500, at HAI.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ ~,
front OF the premises. shall offer for sale ubc
auction lots twentyseyen ca and twenty eight Css1
IA The SUBDIVISION Of lots in square four hundred aud
ntty.three 4o3 as recorded in book 10. lsse AZ OF
te surveyors Office fronting AZ. 0S3 the ess
de Of th street by 100 feet Deep improved BY store
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
I've years IL fourteen notes. payable year
ana seven payable in two years from day of sale with
interest secured bv deed said property or
al cash al option of the purchaser All conveyancng
anu resording ut the cost Of the purchaser II tue
terms OF sale are not complied with days the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property
nNe DAYS public nO:ce At the cost OF the defaul
purchaser $500 to lie paid when property sold
JAMES Il SHRfNE
WN. REDIN WOODWARD,
Trustees OF the estate Of James H. Shreye deceased
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TTHoMAs BOWLING, Auctiopeer.

ONE GRAY HORSE. l5le HANDS HIGH, NINE
nEAKS OLD "a GOOD HORSE FOX GENERAL
H sSETr one 1T Tor BUGGY hND HARNESS. Al
On sArURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SEy-
ENIH, 1880. at TWELVE OCLUCK NJ, shall sell
~ front OF the auction rooms of Thomas bowling
llth and PennsylvapIa avenue, the above personal
property uor account OF livery, belonging to j. S.
BY order OF J. II. GHEEN, proprietor Of livery
stables 021 and 62v G street northwest
THOMAS LOWING,
s@3-dts Auctioneer
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DIR: Armand patanaude of wit,ooski Vt.
loved hate Collins, farmers pretty daughter.
VINO promised him her heart. but not until she
was dead. Last week sho died and the next
night her body was taken from the grave and
the heart cut out. The doctor has hed to Can
ada and II Is thought his iafatuation has driven
him mad =
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
w EEKs & co" Auc''0neers.
EFFECTS OF FRANK sHARpLEss CoNFEC.
TIoNERY.
No. 1923 STREET NORTHWEST.
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY. TwENTY-NINTH INSTANT
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE,
ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL.
ONE PUFFER MIRROR FRONT ls-sYRUp SODA
FOUNTAIN. IN USE ONE AND oNE-HALF
YEARS. COST $500; HERRING's IRON
SAFE. FIVE SILVER MOUNTED SHOW CASES.
CANDY JARS. CONFECTIONERY. SHELVING
AND FIXTURES. ICE CREAM MACHINES.
FREEzERs. &c. MARBLE TOP TABLES.
SCALES GLASS DISHES. &C; ALL BEEN IN
USE BUT SHORT TIME. s26-2t