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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTlONEERS.

PEREaiPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
IMPROVED BY THE FRAME DWELLING,
NUMBER 4S9 L STREET SOUTHWEST.
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER THE SIXTH, AID.
1895 AT FOUR FORTY FIVE O'CLOCK PM, we
shall sell at public auction, in front of the prem
ises part of lot No. II. in square 800, having q
frontage of 12h feet on L street by depth Of rs
feet.
Terms: Cash. deposit of 500 will be re-
CURED of the purchaser at the time of sale. Con-
veyencing at purchasers cost. Terms of sale to
be complied with within 10 days from day of sale.
otherwise the right is reserved to resell the prop
crty at the risk and of the defau!ting pur-
chaser DUNCANSON BROS,
se2d.Sds Anctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS z. WAGGAAIAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, NO. 1903 CAROLINE
STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON CITY,
D.. C.
and recorded In Liber 800, folio 494 ct seq. one Of
the land records of the District of Columbia, we
will SELL at public auction, in front Of the prem
ises on MONDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY of SEP
TENDER, 1885, Mt FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lot num-
bered ffty-nine go of Dler B. GroTs subdivision
Of square numbered one hundred and ninety Q9O),
recorded in Liber No. 10, folio 2S, in The sur
veyor's Office of said District.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the balance
In equal instalments, in one and two years, with
interest from day of SALE secured the property,
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser. A de-
posit of $500 required, and all conveyancing at
purchasers cost.
THOS E. WAGGAMAN,
JNO. W. PILLING,
Trustees.
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer.
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Parliament prorogued.

The British house of commons, in response
to a summons in the usual form, appeared
in the house Of lords yesterday, where the
royal assent to the acts passed during the
session was announced. A decree was then
read proroguing parliament until Novem-
har
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RATCIIFFE, SUTTON & Co, Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT On EAST SIDE OF NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. HETWEltN Q AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, IMPROVED BY HOUSE 1863 NEW
JERSEY AVENUE NORTHwEST
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated August Z,
1894, and recorded In Liber 1870 folio 200 one
of the land records of the District of Columbia
and at the written request of the party secured
thereby, We will SELL at public auction in front of
the premises. on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER NINTH
1898, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lot numbered
eighty (SO) Of the commissions in Equity Cause
14I0, In square east of square numbered five hun
dred and nine 500, said subdivision is Of record
in book 20, page 169 in the Office the surveyor of
the District of Columbia, with improvements there
ON, consisting of frame house.
Terms of SALE One-thrd cash, balance In two
equal installments, in one and two years. secured
by deed of trust on property sold Terms to be
complied with in ten days. S1O0 down at time
of sale. Conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
CHARLES W. HANDY
JACOB II. HAPP,
au3O-d&ds Trustees
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Lieut.. Commander J. e. Pillsbury has
been detached from the Boston navy yard
and ordered to the Naval War College.
Ensign w. v Powelson, from the Column
bia to the New York. Ensign H. P. Jones,
jr., to examination for promotion.
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DIR. A. H. FLOWER,

TIE BDSIUN SPECLALLST,
vii visit city In few days. His remarkable
success in the treatment and cure of chronic trou
city, who will be glad to know that they can cop.
suit him at the Riggs House, Wednesday, Sept. II.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
6l2 st.
WE Will. SELL, WITHIN OUR AUCTION ROOMS
612 + ST. NV, ON SATURDAY MORNING,
AT TEN O'CLOCK, miscellaneous collection
of Household Effects also 1900 Cigars.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
1t Horses, Carriages, Harness, &c
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Horses Horses

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
5: BENSlNGEi;, AUCriONEER,
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
No. $40 LA. AVE-
FEREMPTORY SALE OF FoRTY-FIvE HEAD OF
HORSES AND MARES.
TEMBEl; SEVENTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK. will be
sold within the bazaar, 10 head of Horses and
Mares Among this lot are some fine. young and
sound western Horses; also good stock, consigned
from N!rgnia, Maryland and the District
hrst-class workers and fine drivers.
Three Young. Sound Horses have been used by a
liyeryman in this city. He is selling Ior no fault,
but to reduce stock
New and Second-ha Buggies, Wagons, Harness
WE INVITE PERSONS WISHING To BUY
GOOD, RELIABLE HORSES. TO ATTEND THIS
SALE; EVERY HORSE WARRANTED AS REP
RESENTED.
!Sale perenlptory.) S. BENSINGEg,
II Auctioneer
LATIMER, MORGAN & Co, AUCTIoNEERS,
1229-1231 G ST.
SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS TOMORROW MORN
ING AT TEN O'CLOCK. 1t
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
Successors TO Ratcliffe, Darr L. Coz
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
, At salesIooms go Penn ave. NV.
Regular sale of Household Goods of every de-
scriptiOn-CarpetS, etc.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
In front of the sales rooms,
Horses, Bug2ies Phaetons. Traps, Wagons
Harness. etc.
Telephone 1852 when yoGr , conssnmsnts are ready.
RATCLtFE, SUTTON & Co,
AM
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c. g. SLOAN 4 CO., AUCTlONEERS, 14OI G ST.
Entire contents of a resi-
dence On O street near
10th N. w. removed to
our rooms, HAo7 G street,
to be sold at auction Sat-
urday, September 9TH,
1895, at no a. nl., conn
prising:
HANDSOME PIER TABLE. WITH MIRROR-ToP
AND BASE; TURKISH CHAIR, BEAUTIFULLY
CARVED WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE
CRAVINGS, EAsEis LAMPS. MARBLE AID
BRONZE CLOCK, HALL RACKS LARGE
MANTEL MIRROR. ELEGANT WALNUT NIT
WINE CLOSET. WATER CoLoRs: WALNUT
WALNUT NIT. SIDEBOARD. ENT TABLE
LEATHER COVERED DININ'; CHAIR. PLAT
ED WARE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE But
LER,S TRAY: HANnsoME WALNgT SUITES,
ES; COUCH, MASSIVE WALNUT WARDROBE.
HANDSOME TOILET WARE, ORNAMENTS,
BUTLER's TRAY. SQUARE PIANO, OVER
OAK wARDRoBIS, SHOW CASE, ANTIQUE
MAHOGANY BOOK CASE. OAK SECRETARY
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY DESK, LOT RARE OLD
Bile AND WHITE CHINA, OAK CHAMBER
TORS OFFICE FURNITURE, LAW BOOKS
SMALL MIRRORS. COTTAGE FURNITURE
STOVES, KITCHEN REQg!SITES. ETC. ETC.
AND AT TWELVE NJ,
Delivery Wagon with top; Buggies, Buckboards.
Victorias, Horses, Harness. etc, etc
G. G. SLOAN s CO., Auctioneers,
se5-2t 1407 G st.
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RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
Successors to Radcliffe, Darr & Coz

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TO PAY STORAGE:
On SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SEW
ENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell at our
sales rooms, 920 Pa. NV, for account of
whom 1t may concern 10 pay storage and cha arges,
lot of household goods stored August 81, 1898, In
the of Lizzie Snowden. All parties interested
will please take notice.
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO.,
cal-2 Auc
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WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD
ON TUESDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, A. D. 1896 AT ONE O'CLOCK PM,
will sell within the auction rooms of Duncan
S., 600 Of w. { G. 4. n. convertible third mortgage
6 per cent bonds; $3.50 Of W. & G. R. r. convert
1ble scrip.
Terms: Cash.
By order of Board of Directors,
see-3t ". & G. R. r. %.
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aeR-Sf

TEN CLOCK An, 1 will SELL at public auc-
tion, the entire contents of ffrst-class machine
shop as whole separate, formerly owned by
r. j. Shepherd, deceased, at 211 18th st. NV.
Now open for inspection.
se3dts 4 Il. SHEPHERD. Administrator.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL. PROP
ERTY, SITUATE ON THE WEST SIDE of
18TH STREET BETWEEN AND X STREETS
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AuCTIoNEEgs.
8l2 L st. NV,

au2S-d&ds
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.

THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer.
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GETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, TWELFTH DAY SEPTEAIB Err, A d.
1895, the hours and places.
se5-dStls VIM A. RICHARDS, Trustee.
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MINOR OEEENSI,s
One-i.egaed Bell HEnnpy.

That SteVedore's lot is not al
ways an easy one was demonstrated in
Justice Ashhurn's Court yesterday.
when the warrant sworn out by one
legged John BELL. the cOlored steve
lore, employed by MeSsra Noting.
nam ana nalhy. against Jim Taylor.
Also col0red. charging MIN with threat
ching 10 do him bodily harm. was
tried. Mr.. Julius r Saunders appear
ed for lsCll and W. H. Land represent
eel Taylor. ana before the case was
concluded il was shown thut when tho
foreman "r Stev"dorr settles up with
IN" cnlured shovel workers or cutters
VINO load the ce.al burgess and ships.
that he invariably has trouble with the
men. This seems To- hc due to tho. fact
mat they nearly always claim more
than the time Keepers book shows to be
~" them. and when they fail To get
their claim they often proceed to take
II out OF the steV-dore. who pays them,
OIL. THIS appeared To be the trouble
III Bcll and TaNlor'S case. because Rel
did not pay Taylor what the latter
claimed was due him he promptly mott
NED III" former that he proposed To
knock his a head off and jump the
town
Justice Ashburn found Taylor guilty
ana made him pay the costs. and upon
the motion OF Mr.. Saunders he WAS also
put under Il bond To keep the peace. al
ter which onc-lcgecd John staikcd out
smiling and happy
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4, Sew Captain Nominated.

The Lee Rifles last night took rour
hh ilOtS To nominate II new captain of
that command To succeed Cant. A NJ.
Higgins, resigned. There were two can
didatef for the honor-Lirutenant WI
nam I'M and II. H. Sheen. The ballots
resulted as follows: First Rnllnt-Eir
10; Sheen, -. Second Ballot-Shr.n. "a.
iiili, -. Third Ballot Sheen. 20; nm,
IL. There was no change ON the fourt n
ballot and Lieutenant Hill Withdrew.
leaving sheen the winner. II WAS nee
c$shEy thai the victor receive Il major-
itN vote of the members of the comi,anv
lhe nam" of Lieutenant Sheen Will nov
40 before a meeting of the company
called by the Colonel of the regiment
Tor that purpose in Il few dayS
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eNrpOration Cnu,f.

as the grand jurors hI,R into court
Yesterday they showed evidence of be-
ing happy, which was no doubt the re-
suit of the knowledge that it would lie
,nt iast Of their duties for this Sos
sion OF the court They made the fol.
lowing returns after which they wer.
adjourned for the term
True Hills.--L. d, Smith. doing bust
ness as a land agent without n license.
William fannill. doing business as a
ear estate auctioncer without H.
censc.
Detective c. l.. Richardson. who wo
indicted at this term for fcloniousIy
shooting and manning Sallic Brewer
colored. was bailed under bond of spoo.
Mr.. y. +. Dozier entering as his sure
~.
Two terms OF the grand Jury having
passed without indicting Mr. Geors,
Anderson, accused OF assault. the pyis,
ansr was dtsmissaa
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Condemned aud KILLED.

The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty II arinuls, tlnoush one VI its
agents, yesterday served notice on
Mrs. Betty l.. Chandler Of cOudcm,
nation proceedings brought against n
horse alleged 10 be owned by her. The
commission appointed met at Wright
stables 1T > o'clock and after ViaWin;:
the animal declared that IL was E,illrrd
disn bled, diseased. past recovery ana
unit Tor any useful purpose and or
dcred II to bc shot. which sentence, wa.
executed at O'Clock 10y an agent ot
me society. The horse is one whicii
has been the Cuusc of considerable iii.
cation. II charge of cruelty to the ami.
maj being now on thu docket Of TIN. Pn-
lICr Cnurl Tor meNt IhurshNN
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Dcnd. Bnrcaim ana sale.

James II. i!illups and MARY Rillups.
his whe. 10 Susan Freeman. lot on TN.
south side OF WillouEhby street: con
sheraton tho sum OF 81 and natural
love and affection.
James NJ. islack to l.. u. Starke. Jr
IL. W. Shulticc and II. w. Shelton. lot of
land on North side of Willoughby street.
Nos. 30 ana rs, consideration. 81. 800
William T.. Weber. trustee. ct ais.
l" y. j. Goodrich. Il onc-siXth interest
IN a lot and improvements on Wood
4. treet: consideration. S353S3
Thomas II. Wilcox. trustee. To \ I
,io"ufich, lot and improvements on
WOOD street; consideration. s.. lO5.
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fsIi.:.

HERBERT At hor late Residence.
No. llol Washington street Ports
mouth. Va. Octob-r l1th 1875. at G:l5
"a. m, ELANoR 3. relic OF the late
Caleb NJ Herbert. in the sd year of
Funeral from the residence THIS
friday AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Friends and acquaiutances are invited 10
attend.
BAiLEY--.Nt his residence" 5oi liar
riSon street. Portsmouth,. Va. October
9Th. lN@.. CHARLES :. GAiI.lN aged
o: years months and Z" days
The funeral services viii tax. place
al the residence TINS H'ridayp AFTER
NOON al 40 o'cIo,E. Friends and uc-
r"ainiances are respectfully invited 10
attend.
MILES At the .rsidenc, OF. he, mother.
Mrs. Claudia Wilson 40. ~ Duke street.
EVELYN WILSON viii Of th. late
Lieut.. Charles Il Miles. t. = ~ and
daughter OF Tho late GeorR, H. Wilson
Funeral from IN" residence al L. M.
SATURDAY.
JARVIS At residence OF her sor-in.
law. j. -. p"bworth. October 10Th. AT $50
a. IN, MAHGKET q. ;.licj OF the late
Martin =. Jarvis. aged ~ years
Funeral from tia residence THIS
10 a m Friends ana acquaimtamcrs
respectfully invited to attend Int.rmcn;
at IA" family burial ground. Princess
Anne county.
HALL. Suddenly. on Wednesday. Oc-
tobcr 18th. ls"5. WESTERMAN ". NALL.
aged - yciIs.
The funeral VIII take plac. from the,
bl"ton Ward, THIS Frdayp AFTER
NOON at o'clock. Friends and az.
quaintamccs are respectfully invited 10
attend.
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The funeral of Mr.. Nichard q. Drum
moud. who departed this life WrtineS-
day at his residence. No. IL Dartmouth
street took place from 81 Lul<e's Il.
r. Church yesterday afternoon AT /
O'Clock ana was conducted by RcN y.
:. Lloyd. the rector. The intermcnt
was in Ceda: Grove Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mr. Charles Hatfield
took pluc" Yesterday morning from the
LODGE room of the l.. l.. O. Eiks. OF
which hr was u member. aud was at
tended w IN" LudS" IL Il body. The
services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
coupland. assistant rector of St Luke :
T. l. Church, and were of an impress
sivc character. including the singing
of Nearer NV Cod Ia Tnrc" and
ASLEEP in Jesus" by lady friends ot
members al the Lodge. The intcrment
was in "f:llI's Rest" :imwuod Gene
terry. Tn" pall-hcarors were NJ. Ryan.
otto Sondmon. Fred. Hyatt. William
Diem. kobt Fletcher, j. Lloyd Gordon.
jacob Shafrr and George Lyons
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Marine News.

the steamer City of Juck4Unvillr
which is an excursion steamer ont of
New York barber and vicinity during
the summer months ANA in III" winter
as an "Ncufsion steamer NJ jackson
Vile. Fla Is in this port from Nav. yC,l,
ON her way to the latter port Sh. lvIll
l"aN" as soon as the weather becomes
favorable.
the schooner Henry + Hmvens. cant
walton. from New York. with Il carru
9, SAT- ana fireworks. was ashore for Il
short time Yesterday morning ON N.iI,
Ioughby Spit The tug Peerless of Hai
t'm"rc. pulled the schooner on ,\u
damage was done.
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SpecinItlcs We Offer

Gents Patent Leather Shoes 40
10 D.; .....:. .....................$ 81 2S
Gents Dongola Congress. to 6l-2 rs
Gents Solid Leather Shoes. TO IL. ! IL
Gents Oil Grain Working Caters. Is
Sents Buckskin working shoes. ! 80
GtHtS Reu working Shoes ........ / 80
Child,s Kid Button. 9 10 ll. 80
chiid's Solid School Shoes. s l-2 to
"A ...'...... Observation-Disclosures. III
Boys Solid School Shoes. Is to - Sc
Misses Solid School Shoes, IL to >. SIS
Roys' Solid School Shoes. 3 TO gS
HELLER'S ONE-PRICE SHOE
STORE, &c Bank street opp. Court
3 House. "
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winter Merino I.n,Icrvo,,.

The Cheapest Line ever shown in
shis city. for Ladies. Gents and Chill
6ren Good, Heavy Underwear for the
niue ones, 10, 10. 70, 25, 81 H. and soc.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed and PIoir
Merino Underwear, %. 81 -. 80. T5c
ana 81. Best value ever offered.
Mems Winter Underwear: Biggest
assortment. Lowest Prices. Cotton
Underwear, 25c., was 40c Half Wool
SHIRTS ard Drawers, soc; was zoe, and
SO on upward LEVY BROS
Modern Bargain Store.
ia Main street.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

-, BILLY VANS MINSTREI.s-
me attraction at the Academy Of
music tonight. TOMORROW mutincr
anu 10 morrow night. is Billy VANS
Miistrel Company. Besides being the
"iSt MINSTREL show of the. season. III Is
one "i the best, and should draw larre
,aoWds at each performance m.
hichmond Dispatch of yestrrla :.
writes as follows of the pcrforma ~ ~,
There Wednesday night:
ifliiN Vans minstrels maintain
me nigh standard which marks thai,
INITIAL effort. they viii always meet
WIN warm welcome in this city An
nuinlfaoie performance embracing -
huSl OF new and attractive features
hihrked their first appearance in mis-
Guy al th"Acadcmy last night The
Sp'hpahF rs larS" and uniformly capa
PIC. ana the costumes and scenery par
uchIarly bright and pleasing. The
diene ="
"A BREEZY TIME,.-yhosa vno
nav" seen Breezy Time" which will
APPEAR AT the Academy of NIusic a.,
MONDAY ana Tuesday nights the llth
and 18th, say that il Is the funniast
farce comedy 10y all odds That has ben
sent out this season but since. th.u il
mas been revised. and number %,
new attractions have been added To II
comedians have n way OF saving This
ana III remains Ia he seen whether IN.
Is unlntcntlOnallN eNauecratinv
Mr. li"ndrtCk Anderson, of The. Cor
iIlihr opera Company. WAS in tho civ
INrHteEday arranging for Corrinue'S ~
pearance here on the 18th and 18th and
matinee.
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wEATls Eis ftEPspIsr.
forccnst Tor To-day.
WaShinEton. Oct,

Washington. October 10.
- observation-disclosures: fair Fri.
\ FAIR day with increasing southerIy
winds.
- North Carolina warmer: fair
east to south winds.
The barometer has risen Oh the Allan
tic Coast and is highest over Virginia. A
second area OF high pressure covers the
Rocky Mountains and plateau region :.
depression OF considerable energy is cen
tral throughout the Central Valleys and
the lake region.
1t is warmer In all districts east of the
Mississippi Valley and colder from Texas
nolthward to the Dakotus
Warmer. generally fair weather will
prevail in ia" Middle New England States
ana tina Ohio VALLEY. Local showers
VIII probably occur in the lake regior
PORT CALENDAR.
Sun rises. GlV sun sets, 5:34 High
water. i:i7 Il. m; 2:29 y. IN. Low water.
sig Il. m; 9:l2 D. IN.
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Appointed Deputy Supreme Cham


Mr.. John Il. l.ou'hrnn. Of this CITY
has been appointed hy supreme prcst-
dent John {. Mcclure OF the G. r.
Deruty Supreme Chancellor in charr,. nf
the Councils at 81 Mary OF tho I'm
"m'"'"t" conception No. III, of Nor
folk. Joseph H. Flunrc,t 30 ~ ~,
Portsmouth ana -. Charles NO ~
of Newroits News. This is AN cAccIl.ni
appointment and IN" supreme President
could not have made a better one
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You can buy amy thing in the jewc!ry.
or silvcrware line 1T greatly reduced
prices Tor the reNt tw" weeks. AT Chap
man Jakeman's. corner Main and
Bank streets
Underwear Underwtar' Under
wear Good! BETTER! lest,
NICHOLS X WALLACE.
lEn Main Strrnt
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A rlnin nnd s,imrlc mcn.on WI.

Because Mrs Kaphei is going out Of
business mas rented her store out ana
sold her fixtures is why she is sni
inS her stock OF shoes AZ cost ana In
most instances less than cost. Thrv
must be sold al some price. Rcui.,n-
bel the number, llG Church street, cor.
ner Plume street
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Meteorological Data.

u. 5. Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau. Norfolk. Va. Oct. 10
Local meteorological data for, the
twenty-four hours ending at S u. M.
last night:
Maximum temperature .. Sc
Minimum temperature a
Normal temperature deduced from
~ years observations . GA
departure from normal . ID
Departurc since January lst... las
Rainrall for "a hours n
rainfall since first OF month 40
j. j. GRAY, Cbserver.
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Extensive Inproyc,nc,,,.

We are Offering bridal presents
and other goods In our line at cost TO re-
diice stock prior TO improving the int
rior of cur store. Can and get our
prices. Chapman & Jakcman, corner
Main and Bank streets
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Dancing Academy

Professor Gerard Bellezzn Will omen
his dancing class at the Masonic Tem.
pie. October 18th. Mondays. Nednes
days. and Fridays for gentlemen; Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday after
moons, 4 p. IN, for ladies'
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vi tHkE7Ib.

FELLOWS COJ'PER Wcdups,g,,.
morning O"t"hrr 9th. 49,. at the resi-
d"n"e of IN" brides father. hy The. Rev.
9. ) harten. u. u. ROBERT u. FEEL
LOWS, NJ. -. OF Ninrlaud. y. j.. ana
ANNIE. daughter OF John - Copper.
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Prot. An'onin Dancing Acnd.

Montefiorc Hall. Fcnchurch strc,,
Classes for ladies ana gentlemen Mon
days and Fridays $ y. m: fuI ladies' ana
children Tuesdays ana Saturdays I ~
m Terms more reasonable this year
than heretofore.
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william Il. Gray. of North Carolina
10 Annie &. Devaushn. OF Baltimore
Md. white.
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ihe Candidates Take Action 4,
Remedy % Defect

The following document has been
prepared by the candidates In the city
Tor the Legislature To cover Il defect
III the forthcoming primary election:
hrrcaS We arc informed that the
registrar of the Stonc-Bridgr Precinct
In the Second Ward in the city OF Nor
folk is. and has been. absent from the
city. and il is impossible for that reason
I" obtain copy of the registration
books for that precinct. To Ice used
IN the ward primary election on the
18th of October 1880: and
Whereas IL is oar desire that each
voter in that precinct shall have the
opportunity of voting in that election.
we. whose names are undersigned. be-
inS the candidates at said election.
hereby agree that the judges and
clerks conducting said election in the
Second Ward of the city of Norfolk
of said stone Bridge Precinct in lieu
of the copy thereof required under the
primary law: il il hc incXpehicut or inn
possible to use said registration books
in said election. in that event we
agree that each voter in that precinct
who will make oath that he is u duly
registered Democratic voter in said
precinct shall he allowed To cast his
ballot upon being $" sworn by one of
the Judges conducting said election.
Witness our hands this 10th day of
October 1896
MERRITT r COOKE.
C.IAS. W. Il. LANE.
G. G.. kIZER,
W. r. FOSTER
The above is approved by the ;lcc-
torul Board October To- 1885.
Nj. GLENNAN.
Chairman t. T.. Il