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AT THE RIVER FRONT,


Schooner Alice Corey Baltimore. Capt. Daniel, from
Norfolk, Va. with 10. 900 feet of lumber Schooner
John 5. Ravens. Onanc0ck, Va. Capt. Lewis. from
Hunting cree. Va with ninetyfour barrels of pots-
toes. Buceye Emile, Capt. James. from Nanteuoy
creek. Nd. with twelve cords of zine wood
Schooner William ami James, Baltimore, Can't. Fur
viss from the RsppaGannock river with TO- eco feet
lumber ScnoOncr James VI. Fisnna2an. Capt from
st. John y. B., with l,:5O0 600 spruce aths Three
mast schooner Jennie l. Huddie, Philadelphia Capt
Hanson. i've DAYS from New York with - 81, barrels of
Eondout cement. schooner Thomas J. Parks, Tap
pahanuock. Va. Capt. Ev ms. from Gcocouico. Va.
with about twenty five cords of wood Schooner Car
RE and Belle Baltimore. Capt. Wright from Peters
burg Va. with 80 900 feet of lumber, at Nheatey
Wharf, Georgetown
Schooner Annie +. Clark Georgetown, D. c., Cart.
-, to NoIn;,i Cliffs. Va, to load wood. Schooner
j. Y. Dixon, Tappabannock, Va. Capt. J. d. Foster.
to Nomini, Va. 10 load wood fo- this port. Three
mast schooner Sarah Tyler. b., tinore. TO Norfolk.
Willisms. 10 Ra1pri.nnock river Va. TO load luEl-
Der Barge Monroe, Capt. Jcifries. to Cumberland
Schooner Harry AMI Charley, wastin~ton. Cart
henirick to Naniemoy, Md. Schooner Oriental,
A.sSaniIta. Va, Capt Bra&uner 10 Ia.tagoman
creek. Nd. Sioop lieivedsTe, alexandria Va, apt
Davis. To Ae1andr.a. light. Schooner John K.
Ravens. onancock, Capt. Lewis, TO home.
DUE.
Schooner Silver STAR Alexandria. Capt. Jas. Black
burn. Schooner Peri, GEORGETOWN. ID. c. siocp
Peerless. Tappahannoch. Schooner Reliant from
the James river.
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The virgmia legislature has made Labor d
Injured by an trouin. Machine.

Shortly before 10 o'clock this morning Miss
katie Lafen, an employe Of the Troy steam
laundry. els 9th street. caught her hand in the
ironing machine and sustained painful injuries.
She was cleaning the big steel roller of the col
lar machine while il was running and the rag
caught be,wcsr. the rollers. and before she
conld let go her hand lad been dragged into
the machinery. The cries Of the sufferer
brought Lincoln Bowie. tine engineer. TO the
scene. 1t Was impossible to extricate the hand
without taking the machinery apart. He set to
work at once. while some one ran for G. doctor.
and soon the hand was released. DR.. J. T.
Winter promptly responded and did what he
could for the injured woman. Later she was
removed 70 her home.
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FCTCRH DAYS
THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH. at HALF
PAST FIVE NJ. Will ssl at publ auction the four
Twostory Brick Houses, Nos. 2l1, 219 22I and :-,3
street northeast the be removed By pur-
chaser within thirty days OF sale. sel-dEds
T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers
GRAND CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT IN THE
TOWN OF MANASSAS.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING
LOTS WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION ON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH. 1892. COM
MENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK.

This subdivision is on the high ground Immediately
opposite the elegant residence and park Of Mr. Rotet
Poner tsad TO be the finest IN the stated who Ia going
to erect number Of handsome houses accommodate
the increasing demand for summer residences
Manassas Is above all iaiari influences of the tide
water anc taken throughout the is perhaps
agreeable place in which TO reside any rarf Of the
world Manassas is located At the junction Of the
plain line OF the Richmond and Danville r. Il. and the
Manassas branch. Tho train service of the r. and D.
virtually makes Manassas suburb Of Washington.
All trains stop there the running time from Washing
ton being sixty minutes fEdepedent OF thee xdva-
taxes Manassas Is to 6e tho county seat u Prince VIII
liam hich was decided by vote OF the people the
9th OF August by a large majority. and which VIII
naturally snaanee the value Of Manassas properly.
TerIns: Ten cent Of the purchase money In cash
the balance in six and twelve months with notes bear
ing interest and secured by deed trust all cash.
Of purchaser.
These lot. WIN positively b offered for se,e At pub
lie auction tn the town Of Manassas on TUESDAy.
SEPTEMBER SIXTH, 1892 at TWO OCT OcK p. n
The rapid and STEADY ne-ase IN the value Of real
tate in and around Manassas cuv1ng tho past Sccre
years insures to future nvsstms d Snd ssas inves-
ment.
Maaaans. Va
LATTlfHR SLOAN. Auctisnsssa
auSls&t l/0T-0 q ntxo>k = n
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Funeral of Mrs. Mary Dean.

The funeral services Of Mrs. May Dean were
held this morning at 10 o'clock at the residence
of her brother, 3Ir. ". S. Young 1916 street
northwest. The services were conducted by
the Rev. L. 4. Wynhoop. pastor of the Western
Presbyterian Church The casket was literally
covered with the floral offerings of friends.
Conspicuous among these wreath from
the Executive Mansion. The bearers were
3iessrs. q. 4. Provost, ". II. Clendenin. NJ
Fernandez, ". l. Simpson. G. ". Grove and
H. q. kifnblll
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


The Y. NJ. c. 4. nine with only Eve Of its
regular team shat ont the Engraving and Print
ing Bureau nine yesterday 4too. ColiAover
pitched q very good game.
The Cuban Giants again defeated the All
Washington team at National Park yesterday,
the score being 10 to 8.
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conld in the matter of bail and he directed that
the attending physician be summoned to APP
pear in court and state the condition of the pa
tient.
Behrens is yet at the Emergency Hospital and
was resting easy this afternoon, and there is
some chance of his recovery
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Mrs. SUSIE HORTON Of 522 9TH street south.
east fell from bicycle last evening and sus-
tanned severe injuries about the face and limbs.
Tee first load of oysters this month arrived
this afternoon on the sloop Grover Cleveland.
II brought seventy-five bushels.
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THos E. wAGGANAN. Zeal Fs,a.e Auctionoer.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
III ISL IL oN v STkELr BllNtEN
THiRIEtNtH ANp 1IETtENfH STfLl.FS
hoSTFAEsT. ON TWENTY FIRST - REEr
BE WIEN ]. AND VI SHEETS NpRriIW l'rT.
AND IL ALLY. TWEEN - SIX FfEf NIDE,
BtIN EEk lHfkTEENTH AND FnT'r rfENl M
AND AND " STBEiiS NpkrHW EST
lively. m liter No. 1855. toi1 Az Liar 10. l-psS
folio ;ki. and Liber w l5iS. folio - ~ tfa 'fui
records II tile bstIct - Columbia. viii sill
ruic auction, IN ~ M 81 Size fr-Iusf> MONDAY
FIVE O'Clock p N. lDis ~ and ~ in MARY v bon
Hell's su3 l~lon ~ tam l.s IN uare !. f-r
Tt IN book Il. folio az ti4c records 81 surge
Office, District " Columbia. inpr Nd each ~ trlck
I'm r,.da.eiv thereafter On sANF DAY, at ORA r.
aucriC ia front If fh' Irp'ri. lots iis and is.
Bonuen and Reeds r,-cpfd.l -ulsl vi lots a
sluare eh. .s~ inlpruEr ID rs hr-k dwell ng. tn~
in slles 26 i"et Wide. between l3sh AID ifth and
Immediately thereafie-. On SANE DAY. ~ SIX
O'CLOCK L. NJ. Ne vii sell a. fuiii' an. ton. ia
front If the premises lots -. and - in william II.
Dess' subdivision 81 0.i-ina lot lei. IN slHTrr inl.
per Ilat recorded ia hs -. "a. g The rrflfsls
az the surveyors OHIO f ~ala District. IMPROVED y
brio Il lived !inz and stable.
Terms 10 -a-h o. ssid J. fss pne-.,.ird -. q
which De- u~it 81 90 iut-t br maze each ~
time Of SAFE. aia'r fife iu=ll is VA ~iN.
twelve aud eir,iisrl months, IT, Nhth notes a fur
b, deed o. trust prola'y -o". ~ ls- tal o.
cash, a. option Il tnc NJ ha-f. All r'soriing aud
convayaurinr u lurtf.- - rsi. " terms ut
compiled with IN twelve il,- rom sic The tr-S.e~s
faut.ng pur-iasar after eiglf darS' ady-rsiseusnt
THOMAS =. " ANsG AMAN.s
J. ". plIIING. 'HS-- I
T. f. NAGGAMAN. At-ii' neer. aa..i ~iNds I
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TX no p, .x

ADMINISTRATORS sATE. BY cATAIoaUF ~
IhE ooNytNTs e Ho IljE sT TETf Ssi'E ASO
or TIE LArE
81" ASP ass Al EE h SsSd aN Sl r fts srHrfr
h9 IS & E6SEIlSs Sf Hcn Up * NE
FGM HE ffIIS Ssr HATES sTk s stN "A ihR
fiSITiSS sf35k vii. p F6rSps r.
ffirin SEAS, hSs Nv N AZ *. RicS In sal.
,ToGETHEk WILMA ii MBER OF SILL-BifD.
uNDLVLLoPED COLTS,
,o,-,,-,, GO 70 HEAD on AuIts; ,,,,,---,- ~
o sTlIfs st ssb n.k N i 81 1
oEHi h Nhnk E Il pa 4 FEN S1 of IL.
slYLss. VIZ:
SURVEYS. puAEroxs
Low BED WAGONS
AND CARTS.
HARNESS on Almost hsERY pEscRIPrIoS-
or AL osI EyEEy STYLE AND aADE y
THE BEST MAKEI afiso
BLANKETS, LAP ROBES WHIPS. HORSE BOOTS
sEiossiSas tsu lily fotSb * iiksT-
TWO go TREAD POWERS. WITH CUTTING
oNE1 u 2o-HoRsE PowFR STEAM BOILER
ONE 10 lo-HoksE PDwLR sIGAN BOIlfR, TO
NUMEROUS TO mESrIoNs.
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION
sEPfEasafkfIf 81 EifAsb shSsi
As FOLLOWS.
MONDAY, sTEPlEA BEk fifth, At FOUR
%T SaLSscK r NJ, SALE Al bESSISs hAcE
0s sSssszrsE s.H ssE I. s'. y sraEEss
wEDSEspSi, SEPTEMBER sEyESrH; AT TIN
sIxsIEs, 90 AND d NV YORK zvfSUs
By virtue Of en- order Of the supreme Court he ,dinr
spscizl term for Irohs:e bus.nes.. VII ~. b
public aucton. the dates and st fiIe rfsn>> and
places meDNned above the cout-ns q tine sso.ns %
e, lsss M, p9s,1ss 80 ,s. Ess 'n's's sS
Icrme Of Gn1e cab
ae@ 5: :ss,sosssrs q koss sSs :inis':rs = ::
Dnllod upon app1fcation % efthsr.
r.oA = DaAs ssSHss ssass: ss fs,esss.
% 9t4yH DAss = 90. A'ss'sS
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AUCTION SALES


I NTrMER SLOAN. Aaet, .ues--. Isos stree,
REMOVAL Sstr
ArTR 'CTTVr ANn ENFf N-.NT SAFE on
iTNE GRocsfIEs. WrNte ca1tB.NHrl n
Sitss cssfFS. ~. a.. MIS-. Gfar Il 4:
rLVs $40 X. M FIlCNTi- npp' Ba SpS.
gpp SFIFS a.. GONTA Nh ~ Df-H q
SrHEl STORE. AND OTHER coon FOR
NIE,I STACE Could N0r ~ FoTNo
or EoEsE. wAs0> AND HARNESS
IaRt-- livoH u strsst Store ani rms iif0fsi
On business IN cur new rni elegant e-iao.i-ln.a
-. liig com ertiru, aNtnne. ~ have Authorized
Nssers. s'tsuHr : S.sn 90 s'i az pnttii- nnrf'sr,
Cli.nl-urtng on WEDNESDAY MORNING. rFl-
EEABAk SfNENri. 1872. - TN pNl'ft'h, -
or .''e -inre l-'1 sirr'. al the hytnry- sr-g
s'2# ~ toi- tlr NI.tHr sf,a,- oud oe found N
our Come. iirl.- ayt alr store, sura -
NalHta is-.au sac, counters. She'NlnE ana
tss-s. rrI.l .fhae htsla. tfuea fl-a
lii. ii.,' 81 s'lt -her lsicy Nr,s--i's
-. B'.-.ri Vino. Wood aad Nlllo-
~. A.. Sc
tLsO. Al TWELVE NJ.
One HO.ss. Nariu std Haracss.
Aud
belu- tha a-euts y tie
ROYAL HiNDNilRN GOVERNMENT
i-s ... White wines
tthe aH.ar vTtle-I
A'a hrln' o.s r"is . ,.i--. = a1. :. sa.l vc VII
good Lsrrr ST." .slt- ..r - % SO hunrarirn
known ir tht- market
.y -io,s gs,lr Is O.. ., o., snsive % hrr erAde
h .. continued dale nn =, \; cs g d'ss's'd
LATIMHR sroAN ,.r,,.,--.
Auc.i .n'ar-. s.-dis
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auaa-lts MALrERR. "
nUNcASsoS BROS. Aucis.. ath aud d Sis. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or TAO BRICK pN.Fl rINGS
SlItAIE IN ENioN SIEi.E J.. BETWEEN y
AND % AND FplR- AM. Hall AND SIXTH
STREETS SOTTENi
By virtue IT deed kaarsug- 4 lta AUGUST II
lSc'i and duly r-.- I'D ga Ier NJ ltl4 fuu 80,
- SEQ. one - he lard Records II tl. D~.ri q 20
lui.ihia, an "a the request OF ths rtrfy secured
tte-"N. VIII sell = uupii- auction. front u to
lr,-lnises MONDAY. StPTt MBEk TMELFEE.
lesrs. Al FlNE O'CLOCK A. III. the 81 iasiI 4
-srih bed real state. 81 l-t' SCI thr cit Nashing-
ton. District u Columbia, - AIT:
The nor IA TWEEN y-fye CD fe4+ 81 lot numbered
tWeni' -ninc -. in sugar 4'.ls-r.l nvr hundred
aud Three 80 y. fronting t.gpHtl Cd
mon street ana runrlnE Nt.n tlhg luli w.ifh ust
one hundred and twenty 100 ..rt tut eft1 e
brick houses.
Terms third ca.h lilanrc IL one an two ears
notes q bearb er cent fatrf,. Ia ahl' fi-r lHliy
and To IT, sslred Us deed g.. she proves
sold. al cash. q Tie option :hu s-r iIu-s.r. 4
deposit OF 800 VIII he rrfuirrl q time II Frl-
VeHsncinE. a.. at 90 90 FUR haS-r. Irlns - 10.
c"niiici Ei-ii =: tii7,I uars day OF sale. oftr
wise TIE trustee the rif - resell Tie
ana cus If the defauitiug prrilaSar alice ~ dak'
noiins II such re>as IN some -ssIaper published "a
NGshin ton. a. a.
Au3l-eo&Is JOSEPH q. JOHNSON. IT1fs q.
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+ ATIMER & SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
l. lao. tr It N "

UPRIGHT PIANO. FRENCH PLATE MATTEL
AND PIER MIRRORS, ENGRAYINGS AND OF
EVERY DEscRIPIIoN; BED LOUNGES AND
CCoTCHEs Easy CH IN siEGL L aND
0THER COTS. PILLOWS, WANT PHI LAR
E EN- TAsLEsi @AH T d hhatfERtkEE
PLATED WARE. DINING CHAIRS; LACE
HANGlNGs. FANCY AND OTHER CHAIRS.
AND MANY OF Her SEPARATE ARTICLES OF
NMuE TO BIZ SOLD AZ Cur AUCTION
ROOMS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER THIRD.
lS.r, COMMENCING AT n EN- O,,LlCk. sel u
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GEO. W. sTICkNEY. Aact.. lil6 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. I52;
Z STREET NORTHWEST

. BY virtue of certain deed OF trust dated the Goth
day Of May. A. D. 1891. and recorded in Liier No.
1885, folio 81 ct Of she land records q the
District of Counbis. and at the request of holder
OF the note secured thereby we viii sell AZ pub j.
auct.on IN front of the premises IN TUESDAY Ib
TWENTN-THIRD DAY OF AUGUST. A D. 1892. /,
FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ. tire following described re a
estate and the improvements theron. situate in "a,
city of Washington. District II Columbia. TO wit: Lot
numbered nine a. in square numbered one hun tr,d
and ninety sAA subject 10 deed of trust secur
ing note for $40. 600 and interest thereon at per
cent per annuin from October IL. 1891.
Terms OF sale: Oue-hsf cash in of hereinbe-
fore mentioned deed of trust and the balance in enc
ID and two CD years. with interest at the rate OF per
centurn per annum and secured 10y deed of trust
property sold. all cash. at option Of purchaser Al
convey ancin2 and recording at purchasers cost.
deposit Of $500 will be required at time OF sale.
the terms Il sale not complied with within ten
days from the day Of sale the trustees the
t. resell the property at the risk and cost OF de-
fadlting purchaser.
,r,oasss. sERR R; TR Wilson Trustees.
eFTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED To SAT.
uRDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD, lSSre. same hour and
place s sGFkE 4; 8 Wilson, Trustees,
ar24. &c. %. :1.s e2x3'
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The Standards Bud. Pesth correspondent
ielegrsphs that the town Of Soevenyhaza has
been almos. destroyed by fire. The town con-
tatus about Loo inhAhi1an6
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Marriaxe Iicenaes.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court 10 the following: P. J. Hal
tgan ard Mary T. Grady; Thaddsus Il. Fowler
end Nsssio Jackson.
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The September Term of the Court,

The HeptemDer Term OF the Court.
Next Monday the grand jury drawn for the
April term will resume business for the Crimi-
nal Court. TIE Equity Court will convene its
September term on Tuesday next and the Cir
cult Court will hold q special term this month,
but the jury will not be called till the frs. Tues
day il October.
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NIMIER B. NILIANs 4 90. Anc.laneer..

TRUs TEES SNE OF HOUSE AND LOT No GIG
NORTH CAPITOL STREET
BY authority 81 q deed re frHri rifa hairs &
Jerenah o., nnrr is---r.l. dated fl.-tl-t q lSgl
ahd rec"rd,t IN ilier - folio "a. a.! IA. and
rrord,, " .. vii - - 07Ihit auction "a TtFfS-
DAY, NEffiNhEk >lNIt ID. lS:F,. 81 FINE pt'IypCk
Y NJ IN mont u the promises. tss Nurtia
sIitol street. Tia. lot r'utligs AuuI 4. Ss s4usr.
feet and i iuuroych with lrl store nus ~ sliu.y
hVu-.. IN -yreifair condition.
Terms. onc-third casa. hsiauca an oae ana two
lesr~ with infar,.sI ~ hll cash s.,uN.,H = aud
Iecofdln- II pIrcha-sr'S est
A8THUE 4. ETENfY TrlIstec.
au.,a-5ts WIrrr % y-trrr.A,s ms . -.
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HE WILL BE PRESENT AT THE REUNIONS. WILL
REVIEW TIE PARADE AND DELIVER TIE
SPEECH OF WELCOME IN THE PISTON BUILD
ING-oTHEa ENCAMrMENT ITEMS.
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L L. NApnAtAAN. ls-H. 81 af- AuriiDuce-.
TRUSTEES sAIF NAIt.Rlr gF,I ESTATE
ILEktNTM NoCTbESsr AMI az TFNTH
Nor HrkSr, Ant IN N71,H Is I'M
PROVED 3E A FRANZ grTi.nINt.
BY rtre 80 He'd f--.. div -t.sr,Iai IN Iils-r
y" 90, lotto To- oi th' sd ,.s 4 ,hs pi~tri-t
- Colnmn.a, ard . ~" rS ef zee, 'aFi, ti,z-by
srufi. We VII So az fuii aIr'. 90 he
PREMISE y q iShAl. ~tl.t Nlig THlR-
lEtNlH. lNlf,. a . AfF.f Asst lfN BHC4flrk
= u. ste wns a. fe.r it'. inches trout lv q "a
y orstEai lot 3, q" fh 81 tsH- m front ~
der - u-g nal .lt O. snI -.rIf HrriHsI i1f 81 d.
s.riisei a fHWs. Essl1uu 10 rts a- h1yas .lsrner
OF t ;, Thence 'sst i'f ; I.' 'n,l = trnr- s1rIth
80 t'rt -E'nca ws' - f.-. frau s strh - ft-rf
thence T-st ! i"'f iie I-i'> .. nee north f't
tlece west - '.,i go .riE a." pia's & he-
ginnnE. al ~ said -s 81 lots h.iu- % 1rrtr.. ,a,
Nssi,iil-;"a; y G., improve - -rauo uaiil.iug in
said part . 'ot q
Terms Nne-tliri cast. - which d.nu.it q sTap
mus ~ nadn "a "s, rsl ~ sine - sale. p .lanra
IN h-"a anal Iast "a ~ ~ ana II
which uut q pur l-r .a .iu interest fbru tlas OF
sale sai ~cure' 10y 'l property sl'f vii
D. tai N; or al cash. 40 I . o. ui -frsar TERMS 90
-, 'ul ltu VI d "a fti~. DAYS ir ~ais fhH ifnIl
e & viii - r. old af Iisl ana i q driaun- NJ
'i.seE Al! cuHNt .inE and RIDING al ar. las
RS COST
Tt. WAor,a ANAN, -r--,
.. ". Q 1 LING. At.+N-''--
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RAICLifFE DARK x co. Aucts. sfsJPa ave. IA. ".
FIRST FALL SALE
BY AUCTION OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND EFFECTS
REFCRNIsHIN,i FnE THE
AND PREFARINa r0R
THIS his stTf. % II G u VIII hfF r.KE
PLACE At OUR AUCTION
MOONS Ms, 40 "a All ~, ! W.,
SEPTEMBER THIRD. 1882.
AT IN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Consists OF an exceptionally nice lot Chamber Suites
Bureaus bedste ads. Wash stands, Eiegsni OAK and
Walnut Mirror-frunt Folding Beds. Hair and Shack
Mattresses. Feather riloMs and
G.. 4. Il. IN LOTS TO SUIT
PURCHASERS.
Chairs for dining room. library and chamber. Fancy
and PLAIN ROCKERS, Lounges AMI Couch"s. ilinini,
plain TOP; Parlor Organ. Elegant oaE Hall Pa. Ks.
Toilet Ware. Woven Wire and other Bed Springs
and
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE
CPHOI.STERED AND WIRE COTS
FOR THE q. 4. Il. ENCAMPMENT,
AMI An ENDLESS VARIETY OF GOODS
THAT For GENERAL USE ARE AS
GOOD As NEW.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK ".
IN FRONT OF r. OMS tPA. AVE SIDE)
OCCURS QUE
,,,,,- REGULAR OFFERING OF
HORSES, CARR AGES. " WAGONS, HARNESS,
&c. THIS SALE, LIKE ALL oTHEks. BEGINS
PROMPTLY on THE HOUR.
Persons cleaning house for the fall or otherwise
most convenient from eli PARTS of the city To
consign goods fer SAFE and best results ana
furniture. general merchandise, horses &c. &c. vi
b- received any time ap the hours OF sac. Call
write us in relation to the sale OF everything
RADCLIFFE, DAkK 4 co.
Telephone. l.s, lsel-atl Auctioneers
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REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &c. ITHIN
OUR SALE ROOMS AND BAZAAR 6l2 +
STREET NokTHNIST. ON SATURDAY. SEP
TENDER THIRD. ISs2. AT TEN O'CLOCK
M.
EMBRACING IN PART.
Parlor, Chamber. Dinia- Room and Office Furniture.
Sdeboards Extension Tables. Single hedstesd, Hair
and other Mattresses. Boosters and Pillows Chairs,
Lounges, CoGches. &c. lot Counters, Tea Cans. Oil
Tank. &c.
TEN THOUSAND CIGARS.
ALSO,
AT TWEINE O'CLOCK.
Several Horses and a number Of Carriages. including
l Victoria. 1 New Brewster Surrey, Second hand
B-oughan. 7 Cart New Side-hsr Busy. ] speeding
Buggy. l Coupe kockaway. l Ladies' Rumble Phae-
ton, DaytUns Harness, &c.
THOMAS BOWLING son.
sel-2t AuctIoneers.
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AUCTION SALES.


TOMORROW.
ToR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
LARGE AND wEII-AssoRTrD STOCK OF CAR.
RIAGES. BUGGIEs. DOCTORS AND
PONY PHEAToNs. DAYTON
WAGONS. ROAD
CARTS.
EXPRESS AND GRocEEs' WAGONS AND HAIR
NESS, e.
ALSO Just RECEIVED.
p HEAD OF YOUNG WESTERN HORSES. SUIT
ABLE FOR CARRIAGE OR. EtUGHT FUEPOsES.
BENsISGER
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AUCTION 81 fS T,f go T IL ASry rprps,,v
AND SATURDAY, 10 4. NJ s.2-ew
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Auc,ianeers.
EoUsrHoLn. FFTEcTs 81 EVERY
90, ~, DIS BIIn p, CARPETS. &c
200 UpEoISTEHFp COTS.
10 smell SiSh sI Bri = S.i5s.
LOT STOVE CASTINGS.
10 Antique Oak Chanll er suite.
kRffci r. rRoM fRiyS PAEryfS x ,ih6P
TENTH AND PkNNsTIv.NIA AYENUE NORTH
NEST r0M W,ffS u E3 aiIii ia, e ES
A. H LEVY AP 1915 5;.Sp Fcsa.yiy.ni. ave.
Corner 10th ST. south side'.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 200
COTS (ASSORTEDl. LEATHER CHAIRS AND
SOFA. FOLDING BED. BED ROOM. DINING
ROOM AND PARLOR FURNITURE, WITH A
LARGE QUANTITY OF OTHER HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS,
AT AUCTION
AT OCR SALES ROOMS.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD,
TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO
SEVERAL CARRIAGES
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, II
<, RENSINGER Af,crInNrEp
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Mr.. Reed viii speak on the subject Of the
navy in the civil war and Mr.. Boutelle viii
speak of the north Atlantic squadron.
Ex-Goy. Campbell Of Ohio has been invited
to speak on the Mississippi squadron.
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LATTlfHR : SLOAN. Auctisnsssa
au31tt 1lO5-o G street =. ". Washingtsn. \ c.
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF EOPSES. CARRIAGES
WAGONS. HARNESS. g..
Viii he sold az tIa bazaar. No a4O foui~iAEa axe.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER THIRD. at
TEN O'CLOCK. 80 head OF Hoisrs aah Mares In this
lot many superior workers and drivers and will
sold.
ALSO
II New and Secondhand Carriages. Wagons Phae-
IONS, Bugl1es, Harness, Sc- =. BENSlNGER.
1t Auction
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/
Darlington.
Deputy Clerk Harper called the case and Mr.
Darlington said he would enter a plea Of not
guilty.
The Witnesses in the case were called, but
Mr.. Ciagett said he was not ready for trial,
owing TO the absence of the injured man.
Mr.. Darlington asked that bail be fixed at a
reit enable amount.
Judge kimbau asked for some information
concerning the injuries to the victim. Mr.
Ciagett said he had telephoned 10 the hospital
and had been informed that the patient was
resting e..sy. but The doctor said he could not
say at that time that the patient was out of
danger.
TIE QUESTION OF DAIL.
Mr.. Darlington then argued that the charge
| in this case was one under which bail could be
taken. He cited murder cases in which bail
had been taken. Counsel further argued that
! the government must show TO the satisfaction
OF the court that the injuries are such that
| death would probably ensue before the de-
| PENDANT can be denied bail.
Nil. Clagett admitted that it was the duty of the
/ government TO furnish some tangible evidence
/ OF the mans dangerous condition before he
/ could ask that the defendant be committed
without bail. he said he would furnish the
1 information later il the day.
/ Mr.. Darlington said that in determining the
amount OF bail he thought the court should
inquire into The surrounding circumstances.
"A much sadder tragedy than the shooting
/ has been enacted" he said. "Eeres a pure,
sweet girl who has gone wrong under such cir
| cumstanees that many other women have.
! Here a man has gone with this girl from the
time she was sixteen yeArs old until now, when
she Is nineteen years old. She loved him and
he always manifested the deepest affection for
the girl But on last Saturday, he said. she
made known her condition to her mother
| and every chance was given him to make an
honorable settlement. But, like miserable
coward and sccundrel," concluded Mr. Car
. rington. The backed out at the last minute
As man. should say he should not be per-
1 mitted to live and tho defendant should BE- AZ
lowed 30 60 On his psrsonal bonds
| Nh. ClAgstt I'D b was WILLING = do al h