Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1885, Page 3

LADIES’ GOODS. AUCTION SALES. ISS BIRCH HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY JOR COFFERS. ‘TO-MORROW. ‘sunt opened ber. Dressmnakin S081 STREET NORTHWEST, where she will be pleased Mork at reasonable prices J. C. Hereurssox, tb fc BOC. He to see her patrons. Good | Superb (id Maracaibo, roasted...... se2l-lw f the so-called Java) ARE SELLING THE BEST REFINED 10 pound buckets, at 8c. Leaf Lard, in 5 and. 4 Also the Ait, ine, Beat Pateni Sugar-cured Shoulders at FALL OPENING. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D, 24TH AND 25TH, WE SHALL HAVE THE PLEASURE OF EX- HIBITING THE LATEST CREATIONS OF FALL MILLINERY FROM RENOWNED HOUSES the exerited. w(ipffee roasted and ground by steam daily, Prompt delivery 0 WALKER & WRI BER GHT, YY Do you PAY your door for 25c. Ib. is A LB FOR BUTTER, more delivered to postal card to ‘Oth st. mw. REAMERY BUTT) ‘A A LEAVY'S Famous Old Buiter Store, 220 {ith street northwest, Opposite Center Market, ORESS TRIMMINGS, FEATHER TRIMMINGS, ELEGANT NOVELTIES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. EST PRICES GUARANTEED. BUTTONS, &. S POOLE, BROOKE & Co., $44 Louisians avenue JERS IN FINE F. 0 x We Sex Ba No. 2 (warranted new) Mackerel, 20e. dor; Boat Th: Bese Susur Cured Sout a y the bbl, only ily Flour, only $1.40 % bbi;’Our teen Tea ty cqual to any Ih the city for Gos Siilines, oe: per does 3S boxes fr dae Rio's my for ober Best Green Riss I Hoar, only 94-50 per bbl: Husted itioPt ibs for sot Leaf MILY GROCERIES, OUR BUTTER A TRIAL 907 PExNsYLVANIA AVENCE FOSTER KID GLOVES, ADIES TAKE NOTICE—HAVING OPENED oes ibe for aoe 4 at 1229 Fst. a. Ft to show # full fine of fine Hair and Fancy Go attention of the trade to this in- ADIES SEAL GARM voice of new Mackerel, 4 dyed and Keli INDIA TEA COMPANY, ered: Cloth Mut 445 7th st,, South Washington. ‘7th street cars pass the door. made. Miss CUN. Towe Acar GLO. Whit .. LADIES TAILOR and HABIT MAKER, 730 17th st n.w., wiles’ Dresses, &c., during September it the following prices: own materials, $15: Coats, 10: Newmarkets $15; Beatrice, $15: Riding Habis, ening Reception Dresses, &e..$iN and upwards. Cloth Costumes, everything ther garmeuts correspondingly. Outfits. in which. ok RR ‘Cloth Costumes, Ladi occ EEE RK EB ik Costumes, $15; PATENT PROCESS FLOUR Js without @ doubt the most ReavTig¢1.and the most Nornrriovs Flour in the world. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mili, containing as it does all the most improved Machin: yresent time, but they produce UNsueassxn by any mill in the world. ‘To Hy state that ware ur is shi anni arts of the old furnished. from $40: Special attention to Wedd invented up to the that, we would sim ‘tals’ magnificent F ‘and eaten at the pri We GUARANTEE that it is made from sel rown in Minnesota and Dakota. it fact, that in this Floura aration of the glutinous particles of ths wheat berry nds thorough elimination of all’ weak and starchy Matter has at lass been reached, and is hore NUTRITIOUS, yield 1309 F Sraeer Nouraweer, ‘Will exhibit during the week EARLY STYLES ‘more bread to the barrel ualities It ‘is the cheapest. a a rt iner family or baker's te, and y any Flour made. Every ‘sack’ and ‘warranted to give entire: s: FALL MILLINERY. Seums Ovr Seuumxo Ovr TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Havii iuded to give up businuss, I offer my en- iaving cone give up businuss, my LADIES MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS AND CLOAKS ‘Call early for bargains ‘715 Market Space DORA DRESS SHIELD Tf: ended by the Leading Dressmak Tt is absolutely itn} For sae at all STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beantifal Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade, It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex- acting housekeeper and satisfy the most Imstidiourepi- GILT-EDGE. ‘Amagnificent Winter Wheat Patani RELIANCE. A splenaia Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the celebrated Hungarian process. Ttis avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of ali classes, and we guarantee will give satis‘uction to every ous who at a great sacrifice. ‘Goods and Ladies’ Furnish a 303m" QEMOVED. MME. VON BRANDIS, MODISTE, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York Wm. Barr & Co., St. Louis, 30. Sults made at the shortest” notice. Supertor fitting. Feasonabie prices and satisfaction guaranteed, ‘Evening Dresses. Bridal ‘The old reltable stand-by and the Standard: Family Flonr of the District. Tt fs equal In quality t a mreat many high-priced Patent Flours, wl bought for considerable less money. We defy compett- torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERF: STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we Jeel assured that any housekeeper wio tries them once Will never Use any Lung ci, UCN ‘Trosseaus a specialty. ‘920 Lath street, between band K. Doverass. We have 100 Doren LADIEY BALBRIGGAN ‘HOSE, sizes S to 9%, our regular 47c. Hose, which we shallsell for 37iyc per pair; three pair for $1 or $2 ‘Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indianaavs __PIANOS AND ORGANS ERS, AT REASON- bie figures. BURDETTE ORGANS, Oh den made, ‘Tuning and Repairing Tox Paso Excuaxcz, 422 NINTIL STREET N. W. All the prominent and best makes of. Square Pianos, second-hand, at argains and easy payments, ‘i We muke a specialty of taking second-hand Pianos In exchange for new ones and allowing full value for them. Fine Upright Pianos given in exchange, and difference in price can be paid at $10 per month, HEINEKAMP AND STULTZ & BAUER, Ninth street. St. Cloud Batlding. RENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY Cleaning Establishment. 1205 New York ave. u.w. ds of Ladies and Gents Garments Dyed, finished in the most superior manner Pi is, Velvet and Part Ladies’ dresses dour uy @ CAROLINE LERCI ing ripped. AN’ formerly with A. Fischer. ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 43 4 STREET NorTHWEST order in every ‘and guarantees perfect fit HEE SPeciaLtins AKE— French Hand-mae Underelothin: ‘and finest imported Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress French Corsets and Bustles. Children’s Corsets and = $1 Corset (Miss H.'sown make) that for the price is unsut N. B—Freuch, German and Spanish spoken. mrl4 __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Makes Corsets gtyle and material comfort. ig, Merino Underwear Factory Agency PERFECTED U styles, easy monthly ‘trade. _H. L-SUMNER. 811 9th st. nw, SSTABLISHED 1864. G. 1, WinD & BRO.. 709 Tih street northwest. Stieff, Kranich & Bach and other Pianos. 'S Marvelous self Playing Instruments. usic and Musical Instrunents generally. Pianos ‘and Organs for rent, exchanged, tuned and repai Enwaro F. Daeoor, Tate W.G. METZEROTT £ CQ, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, At the Old Stand, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, terms; now ready for the fail ‘seo iE FOUR POINTS TO BE CONSIDERED BY PURCHASEKS EXAMINING INTO THE MER- ITS OF CLOTHES WRINGERS ARE EASY AC. TION, DURABILITY, CAPACITY AND FINISH. ALL THESE VALUABLE FEATURES ARE EM- BODIED TO A MARKED DEGREE IN THE KEY- Pianos, also. for Gabler Grovestein & Fuller, Marhall & Wendell, Mccammon, ‘Simpson € Co., Wheelock, and ‘Panos and Orgatis, New and old Pianos aud Organs for rent or sale on cary terms Tuning and Repairing a specialty. Mov: | ‘and Packing attended to by compeveut workmen. J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, CHINA AND GLASS, ‘No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, wane! Cor Wearner WH soon be here, and in your preparation for it be sure tw iuspect our assortment of HEATING STOVES, which Is now complete, and embraces all grades, from. the chempest to the highest price. An examination Is respectfully solicited, W.S. JENKS & CO. ‘TAT 7th street nw. PIANO FORTES, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORK- ev revi MANSHIP AND DURABILIT’ SECONDHAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENE WM. KNABE & CO, 817 MARKET SPACE We are daily recelvis TAPESTRY abe INGKAIS CARPETS Alte CUI ii great variety. ‘Thowe in want of choice goods will flnd it to thelr sdvautage 10 ‘thine ou ssc before purchaalng: HOOE BROS. € co., > Exnsox Praxos, OVER 36,000 NOW IN USE. A thoroughly first-clam and reliable piano at a medium price. STECK @ CO. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired, tuned, bexed, and for rent, Reut applied if purchased. ‘Best and most complete assortment of Se. musicia Eanty Axsocxcexest. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, AND UPHOLSTRY GOODS, WHICH COMPRISES ALL THE BEST AND NOVEL THINGS IN THE MARKET. D LOOK THROUGH, AND, IF PLEASED, MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS. HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES HENRY ERFRRACH, 91 m29 Managing Partner of the late firmof Ellis Co WOOD AND COAL. \EORGE CREVELING, WOOD ‘Dealer, Office and Yard. 1822 14th si, nw. 14th st. Pine Wood, $4: Oak Wood,$5: Hickory Wood, 87; sawed, Pine, $6: Oak $7; Hickory, $8.50. Wood reduced price to dealers. Tele] all parts of the city. = INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH Buyers to my large and superior stock of Lumber, ‘ood and Coal, which Iam selling at very low prices JOHN MILLER. Offices: 1020 14th street northwest, 4 street and west. Main Depot and MillSouth Gapitol and I sts, au31-3m TONS COAL FOR SALE, COMPRIS- ‘every desirable variety, at the very rompt delivery. Send Offices, 328 Penna, ave. and 2oth and K sis ‘n.w. pot and wharf, oth and Water sis. jyldtun W. H. HOEKE, 801 Market Space: 308 and 310 8th st W. H. Horoarox 1214 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST. ‘attention to their line of sphotie connection to e123 STUFFS (CH WALL Pa’ Our Moroceo Curtain and $12 T of which we have a limited numer. Furniture Uphoistering and Cabinet work will re ceive special attention. aus3m Sixcteros & Frercore PETS, BEDDING AND UPHOL- STERY GOODS, STRAW MATTING, BABY CARRIAGES LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE, ETC, ETO Kemember, we guarantee prices to bealways the 915 Tru Sraxer Nosrewsst FURNITURE, CA! GL, SHERIFF. JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. BRANCH YARDS AMD OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE MER RESORTS EPTEMBER AND OCTOBER IN THE, ‘Mosntains Get free from malarial and ether diseases at Shenandoah Alum 5] Va For terius address A.J. MYERS. OTEL LAURANCE. COR MAIN AND COURT PA sts. Caray, Va Opened July Ist, 1554, Viewsantly. located up town, frown the wonderful caverns of 5 + from au arvesian well op the premises. Pare wal to any—with every’ ‘buss will $2 per day. $12 and one mile a 1209 F street nortnwest. 1515 7th street northwest 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest 1112 Oth street northwest Corner 34 and K streets northwest. 221, Fentayivauis avenue southeast }USEPH PARKINSON, Propietor. GENTLEMEN'S GO’ Sanur To Onven 10 OFM MOF $ 9.00. nw, | 214 4 FULL LINE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR, cor LARS, CUFFS, WEAR 4T THE LOWEST PRICES COLLARS AND CUFFS LAUNDRIED 20. each, S&B ELLERY. AND NECK. UR of @ stand Ne foal icalls of uses, ay ore a Perugnet MONT OnE ROE EE NOS 403 AND 405 TTH ST. N. W. ‘Headquarters for the WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY Also a fall line of TCLs TCLS cons wre SSTEITEE S sagaee Graduate of 1884 Class of the Cincinnath School for CM. Lukens, M.D., Principal ‘Demonstrator; G12 11th street northwest, ‘Telephone call 047-4. Scat Se ROLLER SKA’ rppuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. MANTEL MIRRO} Two SCITRS, SILK REP HANDSOME PARLOR Sonn eh RECEE. TION oUera tis NCY. Teeny SUCERIOR BODY BRUS- SELS CARPETS (THE MOST OF THE FORM OF RUGS), BODY BRUSSELA HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, OIL & INGS “AND | ENGRAVINGS, ELEGANT, AND MASSIVE HALL STAND WITH F-P MIRROR, HALL TABLE AND CHAIRS, VER RIOR’ WALNUT MM. T. CHA} Fr TURE IN SkTS AND SEPARATE PIE FINEHATE MATTRESSES, WIRE SPRE HER PILI Bors NT DECORATED TOILET CHALIS Whity FISE DECORA SERVICE, GLASS AND PLATED WARE, BEST QUALITY; WALNUT | EXTENSION TABLES, MAHOGANY CARD AND SIDE TA. BLES. KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c., &C., A’ AUCTION. THinD dass Pan Ek OCLC at rectomnee, No. 1515 Hiiode Isiand avenne, between 15a and Youn, T DINING TED DINNER street northwest. I shall sell a very superior tion of Household Effects. which is partly enume is furnitures in fine condition and should command the attention of buyers. seledta WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, THE Tsiedt Bain, TAS ettpace Cornmenc: ing WEDNESDAY, 'SEPTEMU NTH, at HALEPAST TEN AM. The sale pull continue om day to day until the lunge stock of Ladi goods, millinery, cloaks and underwear of alldescrip- Ton is disposed of Ladies are invited to the sale, as the goods will be positively ‘sold’ without reserve: ay he YHANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ONL Cisthsen SEVEN WUGh AND at ALe AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Culumbly, ‘uly 30th, 1885, in Equity cause No. 8.839, wherein Catherine, Digginewas plaintiffand Bridget Doberty and othe! were defen T-will sell at’ public _anctio in front “of the premises, on, WEDNESDAY, TWENTY - THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. Do 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.. thé following-de-cribed | real estate,” situate | in” the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: All that certain ‘or parcel of land and premises known and di ished as the eastern eleven (11) and two (2) inches front by the depth thereof ot teen (13), !n square numbered five hundred (500), together with the Improvements,&. ‘Verms: One‘half of the purchase money to ‘be in cash, and the balance in twelve months, the deferred Dayments to be secured by deed of trust on the prop- erty Sold, or all cash, at the option ofthe purchaser. A deposit of $100 at ‘time of sale. All conveyancing, &c., at the cost of the hase Fr Of BAINBRIDGE 1. WEBB, B10 444 st aw, _DUNCANSON RROS., Aucts. DEXCANSON BROS, Auctioneers TUPSDAY'S SALE. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 4, CARPETS. &c.. : COMPRISING ROSEWOOD” CASE _ PIANO, Z H PLATE PIER MIRRORS, PARLOR ES, WALNUT AND OLHER CHAMBER 21S. WARDROBES WALNUT BOOK CASK, BLUES ROCKERS, EASY CHATR®, CRIBS: XTENSION TABLES, SIDEBOARDS,DINING CHAIRS, WINE, CABINET, RA VINGS, SCHOOL’ DESKS, SHOW CASES, HAIR AND OTHER MATIRESSES, PILLOWS, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, CHINA AND GLASS. ARE, &c. TOTAKE PLACE AT OUR SPACIOUS SALES- ROOM: TREETS NORTHWEST, TUESDA 1TY-SECOND, Se THE ABOVE SAL) account of the rain until THURSDAY, SEPTE: ‘TWENTY-FOURTH, same hour and place. PPHOMAS DOWLING, Auettoneer. ONE DOUBLE DRUM HOISTING ENGINE, SETS OF QUARRY TOOLS. PICKS, SHOV: ELS, WHEELBARKOWS, LARGE QU, OF LUMBER AND GENERAL OUTE SEWER WORK. Ox MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIRST, 1885, AT TEN O'CLOCK, AT THE CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST, I SHALL SELL, B DEDER OF THE CONTRACTOR, ‘THE AsOVE MATERIAL, Cau be seen prior tosale, selé-dts ag- THE ABOVESALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FOURTH, hour aud place. _ se21 Bt RY SALE ESIRABLE BUS ESS PROPERTY ON THe NORTH SIDE OP DR ‘STR EAR CORNER OF By virtue of a decree of thesupreme Court of, the District of Columbia, passed tn the cause of Martin et al. vs. Buchly et al., No. 9,43 i will offer for sal blié auction, Th front Or ti THURSDAY. OCTOBER FIRST, 1885, at “LOCK. P.M., the followin estate 1o- cated in the city of Washi Jolumbia, vi ‘The middle one-third ps In square numbered 457. beginning for the sume at a'pointin the orth line of orth Dstreet ata die tance of 19 feet 11% inches east of the southwest cor- ney ofsaid Lot, and runing thence east, on said line of sald street, 19 feet 11% incnes; thence north 100. feet aud 6 tnches to an alley: thence west 19 feet 111, inches,and thence south 100 feet and 6 inches to the inning, with the improvements thereou, msisting In a four-story Brick building, number 41 Desireet northwest. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to mbered be paid in cash; the residue in equal installments at ie and two years, with interest until paid, the deierred payments to be secured by the notes of the purchasers; Pmnent of the pi Gonve (eposil on accepta " YAMES & EDWARDS, Trustee, 412 Dib street northwest. \ctloneer, ttle to be m0 THOMAS DOW! rues. J. FISHE CHANCERY SALE OF IMP! PROVED PROPERTY OF THE SEVENTH 8' NEAR THE HOWA BE TWEEN TRUMBULL STRE ARD AVED ES By virtue of adecre of the Supreme Court of eI a the District of Columbi ed itt the couso dated equity causes No. 6354, whereln Oliver B, Magruder is complainant and’ John fendants, and No. S874, whereln Bary’ VHranyan ex ‘are complainants and Oliver B. Mayrider ct al. dex igned trustees will yell, at FIVE. M.. on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY: FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D.. 1885, the followlng-deseribed property, in pafcéls accordi to the piat fled in ‘sald cause 'No, 6354, viz Al that part ofa tract of land in, Washington éounty, in the District of Columbia, known us Mount Pleasant, aud being a part of lot No. three (3), in the division of said tract, which was allotted to David Peter, sald purt of parcel of land fronting on the eastern ‘bound- Ary ofthe Seventh sireet turnpike leading to Rock- ville, and containing one square acre of laud, bounded on the north by W. D. Beall’s purchase, and on’ the South by that sold to Auron M. Guttrell, together with, all the improvements, - Sald jiroperty was subdivided into lots of 32 to 37 feet front, with a depth or 208, One of said lots is ‘improved by # large three-story ‘x tlwelling and out-house. verms of sile: One-third @f the purchase money casi iy hand; and the remainder In/equal astaulments, Payable in iwelve and twenty-four mouths from the day of sule, the sald deferred payments bearing interest atthe ‘rate of six per cent per annum from date of sale. “All conveyancing at cost of purcharer. ‘Taxes to be paid by the Trustees out of the proceeds of sale. “A’ deposit of $50 on each Lot required on day of sale. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with 1 ten days, the Trustees reserve the Fight to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- Chaser. GEORGE E. HAMILTON, | rasteca, selzdéds_ FRANKLIN H.MACKEY, RY SALE OF 1 TATE ON THIRD STREET, BETW: STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE Not WEST, WASHINGTON CITY, D. CG, Bl PREMISES No. 1109 THIRD STREET. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court oe | » Beall et ai. de- pistrict of Columbia, passed in equity cau: ‘No. 9152, of Wiliam Bellet al. against Matthe N-Hell e€al., the undersigned, as ‘Trustee, will serrat in front of the premises, Gu’ FRIDAY, COND DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1885, At FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., all that real estate known as part of Lot two (2), in Subdivision of square No. 600, fesinning on Third street West, distant 73 feet trom the southwest corner of said square and lot, and ran- thence north on ‘Third strect 14 feet and 3 inches, thence east 5 feet, thence south 14 feet ‘and Sinches. thence west 65 feet to the beginning, and Improvements ted = ferms of sale: One-third purchase money cash; bal- ance thereof in six, twelve, and eighteen “months, Whole to bear interest from day of sale, and payment thereof to be secured by the promissory notes of the f the purchaser ean pay ali cash on day of ification thereof by the court. No deed Ciyeit gall all purchase ‘money apd ntereat be paid, ‘lien is reserved. on the property for the. purd All conveyancing’ at. purchaser's cost. will be required when’ property Is knocked down. ‘The terms of sale must be complied with in ars WILLIAM J, MILLER, Trustee,—> Of Loulsisna, ice 486 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Anct. TP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED peeceenipne sj arena nder at ue of the jons last wiil and testament of Thomas Weaver, late of Washington, District of Columbia, admitted to, probate April 28th, 1884, and recorded in Will Hool 24, folios 260 and 262, tte undersigned executor wil ers ig. auction, on WEDNESDAY, ‘TH. Suiethern oF EMBER, 1885, at ‘premises’ the fl THIRTIETH DAY OF SEPT! CARPETS AND RUGS AT A) PPURCANSON BROS, Anctoneers, &c. CONTAIN: 225 STREET PLUSH SOFA_AND M. T. TA coats a a LES LOUNG! porrage Bl PIL TW BEES & 20, Atctiones 637 La. ave., opposite Uity Post Offion UCTION. | IN TION TO SALE OF FuIN ATOUR SALESROONS, THULSDAY, ERPTEMBER ABOUT TwiT tery ener PETS. ALL SiZis, NEW AND. BECOND- HAND; ROLIS OF INNES RAG AND ALL LER ASE RO a TAPESTRY, VELVET AND LECTION OF GOODS. < On FRIDAY MORNING, E oe MORNING, SEPT! goods, belng on fre attention, ey Parties fm esd of such goody sre pect ie speettuly fouse open for inspect Vv py ALTER ‘B.WILLIAMS & 00, Avctionesrs se22-2t tion rooms, T shail sell a large koods, to which the attention of dealers is directed. se23-3 rpuomas DOWLIN SEPTEMBER, 1885, ut my auction rooms, I shall sell the above Plants, Horists In this city! DEREMPTORY 8 On THURSDAY. TWENTY-FOURTH, geld at Stephenson’ STEAM faraous for speed and power, hich and low. Gylinder T2 by 13 fest, O1 fect long, 18 feet Sule peremptory. ‘Terms: One-haifeash; balance in six months, notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed By 3) toile bus ane of tsa roe a 720, follo 90, one of the laud records for the DI trict of Columbia, and fur Court, passed in equity, catise No. 9, the undersigned as trustee in liew oft ceased, named tn the aforesaid deed of trust, 1 will Sell, at public auction, in MONDAY, the FIETH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855, ut FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON OF SAID DAY. the property described in aid decd, as follows to wii: Al remises situate, lying, and belny ington, in the District ot Columbia, and known aud designated upon the records of the’ Surveyor for said District as Lot numbered two hundred and thirty- seven (237), in seventy-five corded. DONCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. SPECIALLY ATTRACTT N SALE OF HANDSOME FUNNITCRS CAnP EIS BU 21S, c CONTAINED IN DELEANG Ke, teat STREET NORTHWEST, ‘OCCUPIED BY 4 FOREIGN MINISTER, MERY FINE PLUSH PARLOR SUITS, FANCY CORNER AND’ WINDOW CHAIRS, PLUSIE RAL G: WICKER HOCK. poe LASS, GASE, EASELS, OIL PAINTINGS AND EN- GRAVINGS, EASY CH. CE CURTAINS, AND PORMERES ERONY CABINET, WAL NU? CHAMBER BETTS, WARDROBE, SU- PERB CHERRY” SIDEBOARD. (BEVELLED GLASS), PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE, WALNUT HALL PIKCE, HALL CHAIRS, TARLE COVERS MPpsREA IS: BUREAUS Waller Ries OEM ETERS BLANK! FINE RUGS, ICE EST, STOVES, KITCHEN RE |UISITES, &c, naan aay Oeiioe fee T street, Wetween 27th and 18th streets an unusual fine assortment of household partly enumerated above, to which: on Ps SPECIAL, SALE OF SEVERAL PIECES OF ELEGANTLY CARVED FURNITURE IN MAHOGANY, Embracing Parlor Suite, six pieces; Mahogany Dress. ing ‘Stand. Flite Ulase toe ste jegant beautifully ‘carved: Curtains; “now on exhibition. Being exhibition pieces they are not stinted in any respect; such as never be- Sore offered At public sale. Sale to take FOURTH, at our salesroom, Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Mahogani Writing Desk, beautifully pearl; Stahogany Chiffonier, ntique Writing Desks, igh ng. Fine ‘Turcomans and place THURS- SEPTEMBER TWENTY- ner 10th street and VEN O'CLOCK pre- 4 rare pieces should not full B. WILLIAMS & CO., ‘Auctioneers, MORNING, rPOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SIX GOOD SERVICEABLE HORSES, ONE LAN- DAU, ONE CLARENCE, ONE CHILD'S HEARSEIN GOOD CONDITION,ONE SQUARE, GLASS HEARSE, WITH TWO SETS CUR- TAINS; THREE SETS HARNESS, LOT OLD HARNESS, OnSATURDAY, SEPTEMBERTWENTY-SIXTH, 1885, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms, I shall sell the above stock, _Terms cash and without reserve. TPHOMAS DOWLING, SPECIAL A: 8022-4t ‘Auctioneer, ND E: CA WARE, FIVE OF WHITE STONE CHINA, GLASSWARE TINWARE AND OTHER ARTICLES BELON. ING TO A PARTY LEAVING THE CITY, D REMOVED ‘TO MY STORE FOR CONVE NIENCE OF SALI 3 ING, SEPTEMBER TWEN- FIFTH, 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auc assortment of above iG, Auctioneer, ‘AL SALE OF A FINE COLLECTION OF iS, MA ORATIVE. PL. ECHAL NEIT, ES, IN SAND FULL OF BLOOM: ALSO, POT GROWN EVER-BLOOM- ING ROSES, THURSDAY, the ‘superior collection of from one of the most prom! Le AND TUG BOA’ AFTERN LEASURE AND TUG BOA’ POINT,” ressure, eam, 3 feet depth of hold, copper bottom atid copper fastened. of trist. las DUNCANSON BROS. JUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SAL} O PAIR BAY MARES, FOUR- SEATED CARRIAGE AND SET OF DOUBLE HARNESS, By virtne of a deed of trust, duly recorded In Liber 1085, follo 318, et seq aft Dewrict of Columbia, t will seil at SATURDAY, the TWENTY. TEMB R.A’ D. 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOC th front of the auction ‘rooms of Duneanson Bros. 9tii and D streets n.w. - one of nd records of the yublic auction, on IXTH DAY OF SEP AM, One Light Bay Mare, One Dark Bay Mare, ‘One Foursenied Carriage. ‘Que Set Donble Harness. ‘Terms cash. _sened CHAS. WALTER, Trustee. rpuosas DowLD uctioneer, papi TRUST: SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESI- DENCE, WITH MODERN IMPROVEMEN'TS, No. 20 K STRE! NORTHE: NEAR GOV: ERNMENT PRINTING OFFIC rome y virtue of a deed of trust, dated 11th recorded ‘In Liber No ther by t decree of Kyu gabstituti trustee, de front of, the premises on that certain piece or parcel of Jand and in the elty of Wash- juare numbered six hundred. and (675), according to BF. Gilbert's re- ‘subdivision of said square, together with all the improvements, et cetera, a three-story brick house room, being house No. 20 K street northeast. ‘The terms of sale prescribed bv the aforesaid deed of ines are as. a of BH from the day of sale. at ane rate of tr coer Hoa the Gt al erty sold. A deposit of o1 atthe sale. All urs chaser. The trustee reserves’ ghe’ tight to resell the byt ‘Oue-fourth the amount of indebt- ten per cent per by a deed of trust ou the prop hundred ‘dollars required Conveyancing, &&y at expense o rty on the same terms upon default belng mare purchaser at the risk and cost of ‘fault- ae Se cky dered 1718, wherein Satnuel Plainant and Henry 8 Davis ‘and by order ‘and decree of the Supreme Court of tHe United States sftrming the same, TWENTY-SECOND' Day 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. He auction, in frout of the prei four to ten, inclusive (4 to 10), in nine hundfed and ten (910), in’ the ton, District of Colum! figine ing in. toninet toone lesa, Ferme meee, deposit nk ired eer aE AES wR tne, (PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD. ING LOTS IN SQUARE NUMBERED 7 HUNDRED AND TEN BETWEEN SIGHT K STREETS AND D NORTHEAST. _—— ch is By order and décree of the Supreme Cou the District of Columbia, in equi cause waco Beagh is com i shall, on TUESDAY, THE i Sees offer for sale, at pul inises. Lota numbered pare numbered iy ‘ashing. us the same are numpe und plator Plan of said 3, sald Lotvary: fom at aeren 7 3 (67 ra) foot ind twenty-four 1-12 feck, (more oF Cash at the time of sale. A on each nveyancing, &c., at the cost of the ‘and on falture of com: (90) undred pa pllance With the terms of aale within seven ry Serene eee FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the ‘the follow. ned, will Be p = In : Part of lot 5. in square 454, front: a SECM ae actu nae Coe SEE and7 west. DUNCANSON BROS.. Auctioneers. ict ant depth of 6 feat and is ved by small s la pices two-story tenement bricks Sa” THE ABOVE SALE POSTPO! ‘Terms: One-third cash, and the residue in two equal | actount of tne inclemency of the Mente eae ents, at one and two years, with interest at URDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEM- cent per anmum until paid. and secured by a deed | BER, A. ‘D. ‘at same hour and place. gftruat, Ab conveyancing, dc. ae purchaser's vO UBENEY EL. DAVI selS-108 ROBERT Db. WEAVER, Executor. DUNCANSON BROS., Anctionesra! eres JUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, SEWING MACHINES, &e. | Uiiaics mata ciecert AS fey SILENT NEW AMERICAN NO. 7, BETWEEN ARR 1 AS ae XEW AUTOMATIO Button Hole Worker. 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AT VIENNA OPTICIAN COMPANY, ty20_ 600 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ¥.W. es ‘houses, CORNELL AGAINST THE FIELD. ‘The Fatlure of the New York City Dele- gates to Concentrate on a Candidate Gives His Lieutenants Strong Hopes— Plans of the Arthur-Morton Crowd. aS Special Dispatch to Taz EVENtNe STR, thefrst | SanaToca, Sept. 22.—The republican state ‘decane unbearable, | Convention met at 12:30, completely at sea as regards the governorship. The New York city men, after conferences lasting through the night, gave upall hope of agreeing upon a can- idate to present to the convention. This fall- ure ended for the time the prospect for Corne- Mus N, Bliss, whom the Arthur and Miller men ‘wanted to nominate. Theraral delegates, who are ready to take Bliss if New York united on him, became disgusted and went back to Carr, Warren, Davenport, Wadsworth and others, Proposing to ballot until they could see where they,could concentrate. ‘THE CORNELL MEN AGGRESSIVE. ‘TheCornell boomecontinued to grow strong and ‘vigorous and the skilled Meutenants of the ex- governor waxed confident of his nomination, hey had worked tor a divided opposition and had succeeded, Their plan is to force the bal- Joting “and beat the disjointed factions in je The Arthur and Miller men still hope to find the man to play against ex-Gov. Cornell, and are working like beavers If Bliss is impossible they may go to Wads- worth. They will scatter thelr votes for a few, ballots and then seek to adjourn and combine. Carr and Warren will lead on the first ballot or two,but the nomination of either is improbable. The Night will finally come between Cornell and the man selected by the Arthur and Miller peo- ple. HARMONY ON THE SURFACE. ‘The convention is harmonious and peaceable ‘on the surface, but the old faction fires are still smoldering and may breakout at any moment. The plattorm will contain an anti-silver plank and strongly favor civil service reform. Senator Miller, the temporary chairman, made astrong bloody shirt and protective tariff speech. By Associated Press. SARATOGA, Sept. 22.—At 12:20 Mr, James D. Warren, chairman of the state committee, called the republican state convention toorder. Rev. Dr.8. V. Leach, of Albany, invoked the Divine blessing upon the labors of the conven- tion. He implored that the hands of the Presi- dent and other members of the federal gover ment be upheld by grace from above. The re erend gentleman also alluded to the delegates present as representatives of the party which lotted out the irreligion of slavery from the nation. The roll having been called, Chair- man Warren then announced that the republican state committee had agreed upon ator Warner Miller for temporary chalr- man of theconvention. ‘The chair appointed Hon. A. B. Cornell and U. §. Senator Elbridze M. Lapham to escort him to the chair. Mr. Miller was received with much enthusiasm, In his address Mr. Miller called attention to the fact that the republican purty of the state of New York for the first time in 25 years was confronted by both the federal and ‘state gov- ernments in the hands of the demoo- racy. By future generations the heroes of "the “late war, he id, would be placed alongside of the revolutio1 heroes of our first period. He advocated rigid adherence to the protection of American indus- tries and the American laborer. [Loud cheers.} “When we turned over to the opposition the «vil service of the government,” he sald, “no better civil service existed "under the sun.” Referring to the political complexion of the southern states, Mr. Miller maintained that throughout the length and breadth of that land there was not to be found a single government which holds the reins of government by the will of the people. The republicans, he said, to prove this statement, only asked’ for a fair field and a fair fight. ” Continuing in reference \ alleged illegal balloting in the south, Mr. Miller said the men who have managed the polis in that section would not eontinue to do the work without pay. Upon the question of the civil service of the government, Mr. Miller said the republican party had put the law into pract Une Sid: ere cominitved tou se! would suggest, howe that the civil service commissioners’ be at once summoned together and directed to jause providing that “all Jail birds and e: lets are forbidden to hold office.” "This, he thought, would greatly relieve the President of the United States. Mr, Miller closed by predicting a grand victory in Novem- ber next. The chair was authorized to appoint the several committees, and the convention took a recess until 4:30 p.m aut ose Latest Foreign News. YGHAN FRONTIER COMMISSION. DON, Sept. 22.—A telegram from Cabul The members of the Afghan frontier coinmission are still in the vicinity of Herat. Allis quiet on the frontier Russian Securities Depressed. Lonvon, Sept, 22.—There has been an import- ant decline in Russian and other bonds, The uneasiness on the stock exchange is increas- ing. ——+——— Ravages of the Cholera. Rowe, Sept. 22.—There were 214 new cases of cholera and 175 deaths in Palermo during the past 24 hours. MADRID, Sept. 22.—Thore were 759 new cases of cholera and 270 deaths from the disease re- ported yesterday throughout Spain, —_—— Ejected by Mexican Soldiers. AMERICANS TURNED OUT OF MINES IN MEXICO ON A TRUMPED UP CLAIM. GALtvEston, TEXAS, Sept. 22.—A special from Eagle Pass says: Reports have reached here confirming the cdnfiscation of the Las Cruses silver mines in the Carmen mountain, Mexico, by Mexican troops, upon a trumped tp claim of a Mexican sergeant antedating the claims of Owens, Stapps, Davies and other Americans, ‘These aire the mines whose discovery, about six months ago, led to much excitement, as they yielded 107 ounces of silver to the ton.” United States Consul Pridgen, at Piedras Negras, is in- interesting himself In’ behalf of the American claimants. ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Stock Market. asi The following chan; from yesterday's quota” tions ou the Washingion Stock Exchange are noted to-day: U.S, 4%8, 1891, coupon, 112% bid, 112% asked; do. reg., trae vid, ed Sed Oe ehh aee eee lo. So 2 a re imp. 68 1681" coin, 114% bid, 115% asked. 50-year fund, 3-65s, 1! cur, 11 116 asked. 30-year fund, 6s, 1! bid, 126 asked. Metropolitan R. stock, 9 bid, 101 asked. North and Ost., 42% bid. Washington Gas, 40%, bid, 40% aaked. town Gas, 444, ask Firemen’s National Union Ins., 19% bid. Columbia Ins., 10% bid, 12 asked. Di askea, Waahinet $$ plone asked; do, bons ton Brick Machine, 107% bid, 110 asked. Ban! ington, ‘75 bid. Citizen's National Bank, 101 bid. Second National Bank, 107 bid. Tel, Co., 57 bid. Chesapeake & Pot, ‘Tel. 60% bid, 70% asked. this change from last e York: Gontzal bet market and at 11 o' at Srethour, THE SURGEON GENERALSHIP. What the Vice President Says. mat mam TON MAY REMAIN, ‘The surgeon generalship of the marine hos- Pital service is still unsettled. Dr. Hamilton's Tesignation has not been accepted, and it is not known certainly that it will be. Ex Senator McDonald is expected in the city today, it ts said, to look after the interests of Dr. Walljng, Mr. English's son-in-law, and candidate for tbe Place. Vice President Henaricks declared toa Stan ing, that he was not champloning any bodys catise; that he was not Temoval; that there was no rivairy between him’ and Mr. “MeDonald about the appol ment, and that his visit to Washi time had nothing more to do with the marine ital service than avisit toCuina would have, “All my connection with the case,’ “was simply this: When I was here about inauguration time Mr. Major, an old friend Relghbor of mine, came to me with the of Dr. Matthews, whom I had never asked me to indorse and file & favor to him. He described Dr. ionds of hin I indorsed the for Mr. Major, not for Dr. Matthews, had then never’ seen him as I said, and sent Te "scome “however: shat’ they “gat seems, — however, misplaced in some way, ‘and Mr. Major came to me loseo about it and was rather provoked at me for not knowing where they were, SoI Went to work to find them, and succeeded after awhile, through Dr. Hamilton. 1 covered, for the first time, that the =e ment Of Dr. Mathews ' involved Te meval of Dr. Hamilton, and we laughed Over the matier afterwards,” With refer. ence 5 ’s candidacy he sai that the only thing ‘tat had passe@ between him and the friends of Dr. Walling was that Mr. English, learning that be bad indorsed Dr. Matthews, called upon him as an old neighbor ‘and asked him not to work too hard against his son-in-law, and he (Mr, Hendricks) disclaimed any interest in the matier, or something of that sort. Continuing, he said to the reporter that he had never seen the President or any mem- ber of the cabinet in the interest of Dr, Mat- thews or any other candidate for the place, He makes light of the whole matter, and is annoy- ed at having 1t thrust upon him’ by the news- Pape THE Caurvet MEETING.—The cabinet meet- ing to-<lay was attended by Secretaries Endl- cott, Whitney and Manning and Postmaster General Vilas, Secretary Bayard and Attorney General Garland are out of the city, and Secre- tary Lamar is not in good health.’ Secretary Bayard is expected here this evening, and At torney General Garland about the last of the month. Among the questions considered at the meeting were the troubles in Wyoming,the possible reorganization of the elvil service com- mission and the Sterling-Bacon controversy in ‘ork custom house, The political situation in New York was also informally re- ferred to, THe UNFINISHED CRUISERS—The board of naval officers appointed in August to make an inventory of all work done or commenced on the unfinished cruisers, Chicago, Boston and Allanta, and of all material applicable there! have submitted their report to the Secretary the Navy. INDIANS PROTESTING AGAINST TAXATION.— The Pueblo Indians, who are now in the city for the purpose ofenlisting the aid of the In- terior department in their protest inst the recent action of the government of New Mex- ico in imposing a tax upon them as citizens, wiil leave this evening for theirhome, Com- missioner of Indian Affairs Atkins has prom- ised to request the New Mexican authorities to Suspend the tax levy until the legal status of the Indians can be determined, ir, Aukins is. ofthe opinion that the Indians are not liable to taxation as citizens, They have never e: ercised the rigbts of citizens to vote, and their citizenship has never been recognized in any way. For West Porst.—Hugh Swain, of Austin, Texas, and Wallace R. Hunier, of Stormstown, Pa., have been designated for appointment to West Point academy, sig New ENGLAND VETERANS IN Towx.—The Veteran association of New England, number ing about 200, arrived in the city this morning from Winchester, Va., and are quartered at the National hotel. To-day they visited the public buildings, and this evening expect to pay their respects (0 the President, returning home in the morning, Comstsstonen EATON said last evening that he was no nearer severing his connection with the civil service commission than were the ether commissioners. Soon after the change a eens all three epee poh jerog their resignations, to be accepted when- ever the President saw’ Dt, and nothing. had since been done about the matter. Mr. Eaton said that he had taken no recent action w cause all the talk about his resignation, CHOLERA Norss.—A telegram from the vice consul at Venice to the State department states that five cases of cholera were declared in three towns on the Venetian bank of the river Po yesterday. The state de} nt is informed. ihat the government of the Netherlands has declared’ the Algerian ports infected with cholera, FroM THe Cursese Coast.—Rear Admiral Davis, commanding the Asiatic station, reports to the Navy department, under date of Naga- sakl, August 25th, that quiet continued at all the treaty ports of China. The Ossipee would proceed to Yokohama toconvey Minister Denby to Tientsin, NAVAL ORDERS.—Paymaster Stephen Rand, ordered to special duty at Annapolis, October 1st; Lieut. Jobn C, Wilson, detached from duty at the naval observatory 30th inst. and granted three months leave with permission to leave the United States; Ensign D. W. from the Yautic 25th 'inst. and granted sick leave; Lieut. Commander A. H. Vail, granted leave for one year from October Ist, wit h permission to go abroad; Naval Cadet E. Pitner, resigned, to take effect 20th inst Secretary Lama is still confined to his house by acold. Major Lockwood, the chief clerk, has also been ill for the past few days, and to-day was not able to come to the office, having bad a cuill last night, AN ECLIPse oF THE MooN.—A parttal eclipse of the moon will occur Thursday morning. About three-fourths of the moon's surface will be shadowed. The eclipse will be visible from the Pacific to the Atlantic ocean, and. will be- in here at 1:14.0n the morning of Thursday. fine. middie of the eclipse ‘Will be at 2:48 aud the end at 4:22, RANGE oF THE THEEMOMETER.—The follow- ing were the readings at thesignal office to-day: 3um., 60.1; 7 am. 58.9; 11 a.m., 59.6; 2 pam, 60.9. "Maximum, 62.4; minimum, 57.7. ————— A SEVEN-PoUND Bass FoR THE PRESIDENT.— Messrs, Dave McCurdy and E. H. Spary re- turned yesterday from a fishing trip to dam No. 8, near Woodmont, with a good catch of bass. ih the catch was one of seven pounds, taken by Mr. McCurdy—said to be the: ie ee ‘caught in the Potomac. This was sent evening to Secretary Lamar and he sent it to the Presi- dent, THE TREE STILL STANDS.—The tree in front of Mra, Nesslain’s near the “Y,” on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, still’ stands, although Mr. W. J. Morrison has sworn out = Warrant for the arrest of Mra, lelene News- inand her daughter Maggie, c em with threats, The tree was ‘by Mrs, Nesalain’s frst husband, and aieclnims any intention to shoot. and there is no nay any one, and says = Sesnyeh DEATH AT THE AGE OF 112 Yrars—To4 the funeral of Mrs. 8. Jenifer, ‘who on the 19th instant at 614 Maryland avenue northeast, aged, as nearly as can be ascertal 112 years, took’ from her residence, she was buried at Payne’g burial ground. The ‘was & native of 's county, Md.,and was t here @ slave, but was given her liberty many years before the war. epee Surr To Recover $125.—To-day Messrs. Hine and Thomas filed @ suit, in the name of the use High school fouity. t about the sewer or any HARRORMASTER'S rst Controlier J, fees have been collected harbormaster during the fecal é ie Bove were Se authority he om! to make co a juired under act July 5, 154, = BUILDING PeRwrTs ntwisie: C. Retsinger, re ir brick 604 M street north’ 5 RGU ‘Wallach, repair frame 129 Indians avenue 200, Thos Riles, frame corner 11th and Water street; $125. A. F. Bar. ker, erect two two-story and ined G, between 7th and Sth streets southwest: pul, erect @ twostory een N and O street Thos. Barrett, erect a two-story frame d' road; 300, Mins G. Rixford, two two-story ‘and cellar dweilings 13th, be and W streets northwest; $4,000. J. R. Francis, erect three three-story " tween E and F strpets Ruland, erect two two- M, between 6th'and 7th streets ¥ erect two two- and H streets rErs. Garrison tn ment dwell- Stable 20th, tween Boundary lings 21st xtree! Sh Soc itiek Fer Galen 215 Estreot uortheast; @u75 7? MISCELLA! 3. D. Terrill complains: of water in the northwest section of the ‘School Trustee B. C. Lovejoy sion to rent two or three rooms schools in first division at corner of 14th and N streets north accommodation Of the schools of John Sherman & Co, have sold to J, HL for $10,000, two fine houses: block of five bricks on G st. n.w. ‘Witnesses have been summoned to before the grand Monday to testi son, charged wit A Romance of yanked with, he Wing two wil with whom he bas been living In parts of the city for e out the women Whom he has, families was in England in the im Tso3." tsurdet han abeconded.” Me eappor the two families ture. The first ters, who were educated ‘that there tn a appear Alexandria, Va, on case of Frank Thomp- dealing. two grown-up daugh- in Paris that the Chinese are force of troops on the Tonquin Se ee 7, in bas permanentiy Bi ds have red the Voriae nisos and onseher lady. They demand the sum of £3,000 for the ransom of the pris- has written a letter to Chauncey Andrews, of Ohio, that he is lald with rheumatism and cannotstum, joah Iron company, at Milnes, Va., has failed, and a bill has been fled asking for an mjunction and @ receiver. ‘The threatened trouble in the Dakota consti- tutional convention was adjusted by the adop- Ullorrignta, oF Campbel's Substitaion of rizl An attempt was made to wreck @ West Shore Raratoga aboard. It ie posed Indians from. aupi c the reservation did it becavse the had failed to pa: dian killed by a train, Gen. John A. ip the red fora dranken 1m ing struck © cotten-house at Dublin, county, Miss, Killing two men and & ‘colored, ‘The family of Wm. Tal Towa, has fallen worth $1,500,000. He and bis family have gone to England. ‘The Mexican congress has decided that uty O'Mana, who shot ican, will have to stand trial for murder, © poor man of to an estate ing Hardie, the Amer Hasep anxp Kiuixp py His ScrooLMATEa, iadiewon, ‘Pennaylvanin, Inst Maturday, from nnaylvan the effects of a hazing, The a public school to which young Turnbach had t been admitted make @ practice of initiat- new, scholars by making them run the rauntiet ‘through two lines of ten to twenty each side, they punchi with thelr fists as he passes Jured the Jittle tellow so badly 1: the Kidneys that he died in great acony. CoxvEmxine Fara Cone TRACHINGS—Tho ion of the German Baptist confer- Saturday Was taken the reghon of ilmington, Del up with a discussion of upon the churches at_ Buffalo Conn., by Wm.Henry Bulkley, @ faith-cure pro- fessor from Chicago, Reso and condemning Balkiey’s teachings were adopted, and a committee of the Butte church and labor ‘rine.’ ns di-avowing pointed to vis! eradicate the ——— ee UsNG DYNAMITE To BLOW Ui STABLE.—Rev, Sam Jones, who t revivals at his home, in Cartersville, Georgia, Preached @ barsh sermon against the whisky night. Sunday morning dynamite led at his xtuble, it is suid, With the intention of blowing it up. SHooTinG A¥FRAY BETWEEN Bonoor, Bove. Bight, near Calpepper, Vas and it is ‘feared latally wounded another youth by the are Both aged d attending a boarding school in the orhood where ifficulty occurred. is from Alabarn: Cocke, of confederate fame. live in Orange county, Va. ———"see_____ Traveler's Guide. P. 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