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LABOR TROUBLES SOUTH AND NoRTH-The ore
miners Of the Great Flats of East Texas near
leading, Pa, have resolved TO march in force
from mine to mine and compel all hands to
stop unless their demand for an advance OF Is
per cent Is compiled with. II this should prove
Intellectual, they threaten to burn the engine
have been notified and military will be called
ont If necessary. Last night there was not a
mine in operation, and the men seemed deter
mined to hold out. No violence had occurred
THE miners and coke drawers iu the exten-
slye, coke region around PlttSburg, Pa, have
made demand for an increase to 81 per oven
for drawing out the coke and 40 cents per wagon
for mining the coal. The coke manufacturers
have already increased wages % per cent, and
will resist the demand. strike Is promised
Monday. One dealer asserts that propositions
have been made to bring 10000 BelgianS into
the regions, and that II the present demand is
Insisted upon the offer will be accented.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, ON
BETWEEN PENN AVENIIE and M STREEf

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, ON
TIE WEST SIDE OF TWENTY-SIXTH ST..
BETWEEN PENN. AVENUE and NJ STREET
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated the 7th "a
day of April, 1853, and duly recorded in Lii inn
Der No. folios PA, ais, PIG and at. one Of 4s:
the land records for Washington county District of
Columbia, shall sell. on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
l4TH, 1880, AT 80 O'CLOCK. in front OF the premi-
Lot No. 8, in square No, IA. bounded as follows,
w; Seglnning on 18th st. west, at the center Of
the northeast corner Of said square, and running
nenoe on said street south 28 feet more less, to
the END OF said row of houses; thence due west to
Kock Greek; thence with said creek northerly to
hne drawn que west from beginnipg, and thence
with said line reversed to the beginning.
Terms: One third cash the residue In two equal
payments at st1 and twelve months. with notes bear
by deed Of trust. Conyeyancing at purchasers
cost ESQ deposit required st the time Of sale.
TEcMAS BOWLING. AGctr. jsn3l
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MdRRIED.

BOWIE-BEALL. On the evening of February
5th 1880. at the residence of the brides mother In
GEORGETOWN, by the Rev. Albert b. Stuart, rector
of Christ Church, r. IRVING BOWIE. OF Prince
Georges county, Md. to ELLA, daughter of the lata
L. b. Beall, of the same county.
GRIDBFY-WALKFR. February 9Th, 1880, at
st. Marks Church, by Rev. A. Floridus Steel, Luz
Gus L. GRIDLEy. of Michigan. to EDITH A. WAL
KER, of Wsshington, ID. O.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auc.ioneers.
RUSTEES' SALE OF THREE FRAME Dwell
LINGS ANDL LOTS ON SIXTEENTH STREET,
NEAR SCOTT STATUE AND LOUISE HOME,

hlS1EES' BALE OF THREE FRAME Dwell
LINGS AND LOTS ON SIXTEENTH STREE
NEAR SCOTT STATUE AND LOUISE HOME
N0RTHW EST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of q deed Of trust, duly recorded IL
in Liber No. T6S, folio TO- one of the land f.,al3
records for the District of Columbia, and at LUZ
the request of the party secured, we will sell on
TUESDAY, THE nth DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D.
1880, AT 30 O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of the prem
ises all that piece parcel of ground situate lying
and being in the city of Washington, in the District
of Columbia, and known and distinguished on the
ground plat or plan thereof as lot numbered eight
(S), in sqGare numbered one hundred and ninety
Elk $3.50, together with all the improvements. ways,
easements, rights, privileges, appurtenaces and
Entertainments to the same belonging or in any wise
appertaiDing.
This valuable lot has front of sixty one feet on
10th street northwest in the same square with the
Louise Home" and near SCOTS statue. The i'm
Houses.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance of purchase
money in equal instruments, at six, twelve aud
eighteen months, notes to be secured by deed of
trust on the property sold, and to bear seven per
cent interest, or all cash at option of purchaser.
Conveyancing. &c, at purchasers cost. deposit
of $500 required when the property is struck off
Terms to be complied with in days, otherwise the
Trustees the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after
giving five days notice of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, ID. G.
ROBERT o. HOLTZMAN,l r.
ROBERT CoLTMAN, trustees.
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MESsRS. PARNELL AND DILLON arrived in Rich
m0nd, Va, yesterday and spoke at Mozart Hall
last night to an audience OF between three and
four hundred people. Parnell said the govern
ment of England was looking on with folded
arms while 100000 people were starving to death
In Ireland. The cause OF the famine was the
landlord system, which they were endeavoring
to break down. They had been the first to dis
tribute relief, and theirs was the first relief
committee. There were now four, viz: their
own, that of the Duchess of Marlborough the
Mansion House fund, and last 1.-The patent ad-
verttsing dodge OF that infamous sheet, the New
with 800, coo" He urged the people not to send
contributions to the fund of the Duchess of
Marlborough and the Mansion House commit
tee, for then the starving people would have to
the landlords, and this would break down their
resistance to the Infamous land tenure systems
Mr.. Dillon followed with remarks of the same
thAracter
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CEMEN.-While defendant

WARNING TO PoIICEMEN.-While defendant
Gin case In the Tennessee supreme court, a
constable, was conveying to Jail prisoner con-
jail, the prisoner attempted to escape. To pre-
vent the escape defendant, after giving the
prisoner notice to halt, shot and Killed him.
Held, that the homicide was not iuStiflable. In
cases where the person slain is arrested or held
In custody for misdemeanor and he fly or at
tempt to escape, IL Will be murder in the officer
to kill him, although he cannot be otherwise
overtaken. Yet under some circumstances it
may be only manslaughter. as if it appears death
was intended. 1t is considered better to allow
one guilty only Of misdemeanor to escape alto
gether than to take his life.-4l5uIsy Lar jour
nal
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BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS NORTH

WEST.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust, bearing date -
on the 23d of May, A. D. 1876, and duly n.ff
recorded II Libef ssl folio S. ct seq. one =,
District Of Columbia, and by the request Of the
party secured thereby, VIII sell At public auction
1850. in front of the premises, AT $50 O'CLOCK P.
M, 81 that piece or parcel Of ground lying in said
city and District. known as lot IN the sub
and seventy t570 said lot having front of % feet
on D street north, and extending back with this
provements, consisting of comfortable two story
attic and basement brick dwelling house
Terms of sale: 81, 500 cash, of which 800 viii be
required ut time Of sale balance in six and twelve
months with interest," deed given and deed OF trust
be complied with within five days from day OF sale,
otherwise the trustee the right TO resell at
giving ten DAYS notice Of such resale by ADVERTISE
ment in some newspaper Published at said city.
All convey ancing at cost of purchaser.
4. II. LASKEY. Trustee.
fobi.l Hoos.et L.K 6.;ii-AS.
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT PROCEEDINGS yesterday
were unusually interesting. The measures OF
relief proposed by the government were outlined
by Sir Stafford NOrthcote. Several home-rulers
pronounced them inadequate. Mr.. Edward
Whitley, conservative, was elected to parlia-
ment yesterday over Lord Ramsay, the liberal
candidate
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A NEWSPAPER ACCUSED OF SABBATH BREAK
NG.-A telegram from Wheeling, w. Va, Feb.
9th, says: AilidavitS were to-day sworn out
charging the Dlity Register anil Ia,ellfgencer
with Sabbath dissertation by employing work.
men on Sunday In violation OF state law Tho
law and order party say they will fight to tha
bitter end and have EMPLOYED detectives
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WAITING FOR NoRDENsKJoLD.-The CORES
pondent OF the London Telegram at NapelS tele-
graphs that the steamer Vega of the Nor
denskJold Arctic expedition, passeo through
the Suez Canal and left Port Said Thursday.
She will reach Naples about 18th inst The
municipality is preparing grand reception,
with banquet ard Nominations for the hardy
Swedish voyagers. The arrangements are all
completed and the affair promises to be most
brilliant description,
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FRATERNlZING-The officers OF the 18th Brook
Ign IN. " regiment entertained at a banquet
last night Col. Johu b. Purcell and Major
StearnS of the 1st Virginia volunteers, of Rich
mond. Many prominent citizens were present
including Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, chaplain
OF the 18th regiment, Gen. Christensen Col.
Austin and Others The 18th has voted to visit
Yorktown at the centennial celebration, and
viii be the escort TO Gov. Cornell, of New York,
on that occasion.
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A QUARREL AND MURDER.-A quarrel be-
tween VIM. Clifford and John Shadd, at Tic
kan, near Cynthiana, KY. yesterday, was set
tied In true Kentucky fashion. Sha1d threat.
ened Clirords life, and went home to get his gun.
Clifford armed and concealed himself, and when
Shadd returned he fired both loads from his shot
neck, the other in his legs. Shadd cannot live.
Clifford surrendered.
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THE UTEs AGAIN.-A telegram from Los Pinos
Agency, Col, February 4th says: Gen. Adams
and party arrived yesterday. Capt. Jack and
Sowerjick left Immediately for Grand river at
Whte tVer ties r. - are pucamneS c anu IN. ne
promises, and refused to set time for his re-
turn. 81 will do my best to effect the surren-
der OF the prisoners" were his parting words to
Gen. Adams. Douglass has not been at the
agency since he made his demand for rat1ons
on the 18th ult. and was refused All is quiet
The Indians are extremely anxious over pend
ing negotiations at Washington.
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CREEK TON and a boy, half Breeds, at Mill
Creek, Indian territory, were in league with the
the devil, and was by him empowered to work
mischief. Such as least was the belief OF the
Indians in the neighborhood and 1t was deemed
expedient to XII them, which was done BY .
mob at night.
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JAMES BUCHANAN EVANS was one OF the head

JAMES BUCHANAN EVANS was one OF the head
clerks In the Treasury department eighteen
years ago, and great favorite in Washington
society. He was noted wit, a graceful dancer,
and a free drinker. A Miss Harvey was a Wash
fox family, and had been carefully reared. This
couple caused a social fiutter by clipping and
getting married. They did not return and were
soon forgotten in the circles in which they had
moved. Even their relatives lost sight OF them.
few days ago. while woman was singing
and dancing on the stage Of a concert saloon at
Milwaukee, she was told that her husband was
non for him to get drunk, and she attached
little Importance to the message; but her
daughter, also performer, went to see her
father. and found him dying from fractured
skull. He was the once courted James Buchanan
Evans. and had become sot. The woman was
the former belle, Miss Harvey, and had turned
her accomplishments to account In a low form
of the show busineSs-MK SNR.
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PURCHASED BY JAY GOULD AND THos. A. SCOTT.
1t is stated at Dallas, Texas, that jay Gould
and Thos. A. Scott, representing the Texas Pa
cific and Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroads.
have purchased all the outstanding bonds and
securities of the Dallas and Wachita railroad
which will be extended so as tomake Dallas the
terminus OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
road, and making the latter competing line OF
the Texas Central.
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A ROMANCE OF THE MoRGUE.-A young wo-
man, said to have been the daughter of Phila-
delphta merchant, died on Monday last, under
an assumed name. In a house in Blocker street,
New York, and was taken to the morgue, where
her sister, who was in search of her. afterwards
recognized her. When only 16 years of age she
is said to have elOped with son Of the leading
member Of brokerage firm. Two weeks after
wards the couple returned and proclaimed them
selves man and wife. They lived happily to-
gether for six years until three weeks ago, VIII IN
her husband informed her that her marriage
was bogus Shocked at her disgrace she left
her home and children and went TO New York
under an assumed name. While suffering from
dependency she reSoTted to the wine cup her
week frame gave way. and she was stricken
down with congestion of the brain, from which
she died after two DAYS sickness
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U-A large iron tank, weighing about six
tons, painted red, and bearing the Inscription
s'McKeagh, Liverpool" came ashore at Spring
Lake, N. j., yesterday. It is supposed to belong
TO some steamer foundered during the late
storm. :
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Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. 1871

IhSTI6 Eo' SaLEE Of 4 DESIhABIE TWU,
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated January L.,A
S74, folio 375, one of the land records for the .W
District of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell mt public auction
IN front Of the premises, on MONDAY, FERRUARY
10TH, 1850, AT ~ O'CLOCK P. M, the following
described real estate 1.-THE city of Washington and
District Of Columbia, viz Ali that certain piece
parcel Of ground known as Lot numbered forty
nine (49), of Haley's subdivision of Square num-
bered three hundred and six 5000, with the i'm
Terms Of sale: One third % cash; balance in
one "a and two ~ years, from day of SALE with
interest at rate, Of seven % per cent per annum
until paid. payable semi-annually, secured by deed
of trust the property sold or all cash. at option of
purchaser. deposit of 300 required at time Of
sale. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost. If the
terms of sale are not complied with within five days
from the day of sale the Trustees the right
to resell at the risk and cost of the defauting pur
chaser.
SINJhMiS 4 r. MSETNER }EFR Trustees
fpb5-dSda
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SURPR1sED.-At the trial of Police Captain Nc
Donnell. In New York, on Thursday, Mr.. John
D. Townsend, counsel for Mcdonnell, objected
to Commissioners MacLean and Voorhis sitting
at the trial OF the accused, ''for" said the coun-
sci, 1--WE have received an affidavit and these
two commissioners will be required as wit
neSSeS as well as judges" 1t Is understood thai
the affidavit referred to is of damaging char.
acter, and reflects on the commissioners named.
In the trial. yesterday, AN affidavit OF the keeper
Of diSorderly house was read, showing that
she had been given marked money by Commits.
SionerS MacLean and VoorhiS with which to
bride the captain and detective In his precinct.
Counsel then served subpenas on the two COM
miSsioners. and said as they were witnesses
they could not sit in judgment in the case. The
question is being argued.
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RAILROAD SALR.-It is stated in New orleans
that the Louisville and Nashville r. X. combina-
ton have purchased the New Orleans and
Mobile r. r. The price paid is four million in
bonds bearing six per cent interest TO perfect
the title and legally carry out the provisions OF
the contract between the parties, an order OF
the court for the sale Of the road will be nece3-
sary therefore the new company will not take
formal possession for some time.
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AT THE CHARLESTON RACES yesterday vagrant
won the ~ mile dash, Ben Hill second; Round
Dance the mile heat race, and Lucky Hit the y
mile dash. Lucky Hit sold lust after the race.
for $500,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON n STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH A d FIJI
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court IL
OF the District of Columbia, passed on the fM8
4th June, A. D. 1879, in a cause in said court
depending. wherein Valentine Menger is complain
ant, and Frank Posey and others are defendants,
being Equity Cause, No. 6. LOG. Docket 18, will,
on THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A,
D. 1880 AT $50 O'CLOCK P M, sell at public auc-
ton, in front OF the premises. all that part of the
lot Of ground, situate in the city Of Washington
and District Of Columbia, known as Lot numbered
seven 60, in square numbered two hundred and
eleven Gid, contained within the following metes
and bounds: Beginning for said part Of said lot at
the southeast corner thereof, and running thence
north eighty tss feet THENCE west t2O feet thence
south eighty $50 feet and thence east twenty t20)
feet, to the place of beginning, together with the
improvements thereon, consisting Of two-story
Dwelling House.
Terms of sale: third cash within ten days
after day of sale, of which cash payment $50 shall
be paid as deposit at the time Of sale, and the bal
ance in three equal installments at Six twelve and
eighteen months from day of sale, with interest,
All conyeyancing at expense Of purchaser.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
jan31- 3taw&ds $40 D street NV
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THos, J. FISHER CO 23s.s A A. ton
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
ON TX" STREET, BETWEEN NINETEENTH
AND TWENTI ETH STREETS NORTHWEST,
AND ALSO ON NINETEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN ''K' AND s.L"STREETS NORTH
WEST, WASHINGTON, d. c., IMPROVED
BY SMALL FRAME HOUSES.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 5th III
day of September, 1873, and duly recorded 1.H
in Liber No. S92, folio 1876, ct seq, one Of A.0
the land records for the District Of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured thereby, will
sell at public auction in front of the premises on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 1880. AT 81 O'CLOCK
NJ, al the following described real estate situate
bia. and known and designated upon the plot or
and twenty one CD: in square numbered eighty;
appurtenances unto the same belonging.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
in cash balance in one, two and three years from
day of sale, with interest at the rate of six ) per
be secured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
deposit of 500 will be required each lot at the
time of sale. If terms are not complied with with
in five days from day Of sale, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and cost of defauns
purchaser after five days advertisement in the
Evening Star" a newspaper Of Washington. D. O.
Conveyancing at purceasers cost.
jan24-d&ds ERASTUS NJ. CHAPLIN, Trustee.
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B-To drop an acquaintance-,It 'em on the
cad with Hickory 'andie OF q 'ammer and make
I'm 'ep.
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FLEEING FROM SCANDAL.-A dispatch from
Mfddletown, Ohio, says: "W. S. Marshall,
cashier Of the First National Bank of Middle
town, left his home last night under peculiar
circumstance. Some time since a scandal was
circulated, coupling his name with that of a
Miss Langdon. The story was thought to have
been entirely refuted. Marshall, however,
claims in letters left explaining his departure
threatening revival of the scandal, and being
OF sensitive nature, this preyea upon him so
much that he thought every body was suspicious
Of him. even to his superiors In the bank. At
last he could stand it no longer. and, having
conveyed his home to his wife and left her
81, 800. he departed to find some place where the
him. His accounts with the bank are said to be
all straight. Some Of his acquaintance think
Marshall has gone to Worcester, Mass, where
he has friends
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ID EMOVAL.-M. CUNNINGHAM, the old-es-
III tablished Practical Halter, ts prepared to -
make SiIk Hats to order. Remodeling of old
styles . aDecial.y. Remember the new num- -
bsr, flv ON st. NV, beswusn q sad u. jAixs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,


Thomas poMGfNs, iactio;ns san' i''h' 1871
Dear Sir:.we have determined to sell at Auctioa
os ne Sens at
and all goods now in factory of our make. manu-
featured expressly for jewelers. trstc,sss trade.
bearing eur trade mark. Warranted Triple Plate.
THE AURORA SILVER PLATE Co.
THOMAS BOWLING, AUCTIONEER.,
SHALL SELL AT AUCTION.
BY ORDER OF THE
AURORA SILVER PLATE CO..
AT THE
ELEGANT SALES ROOMS.
No. l425 NEW YORK AVENUE,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5rH,
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, , p M, AND 1870
EVENING.
CLEARING SALE
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF SILVER PHaTED
WARE,
BELONGING TO
THE AURORA SILVER PLATE CO..
CONSISTING OF
TEA SETS. WATERS.
WATER SETS. COFFEE URNS,
ICE PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS.
BERRY AND FRUIT DISHES,
DINNER AND PICKLE CASTORS.
EPERGNES,
CELERY DISHES.
TOILETS. VASES.
AND A VARIETY OF
ALL KINDS OF GOODS USUALLY MADE BY
A FIRST CLASS FACTORY,
TOGETHER WITH
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
FORKS. SPOONS AND d TABLE CUTLERY,
THAT WERE BOUGHT FOR JEWELERS. TRADE.
THE GOODS ARE USEFUL AND OF ELEGANT
DESIGNS, STRICTLY FIRST CLASS.
WILL BE ABSOLUTELY SOLD,
WITHOUT LIMITATION OR RESERVATION.
PER ORDER OF THE
AURORA SILVER PLATE co.
SALES CONTINUED
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNE SDAY,
FEBRUARY 9TH, 10TH l1rH.
SALES EACH DAY AT "A. NJ. 2 AND 1870
P. NJ.
n. BLADES SPECIALLY INVITED TO At
TEND THESE SALES.
feb4-6t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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TUNLAH FARM GREENHOUSES.
rHoS. L. HUME. Proprietor
CHAS. N. WHELAN MANAGER

BOUQUETS, FUNERAL wREATHS &C., ARTS
o.., TICA1LY ARRANGED.
p,Ssaiosne OF select Greenhouse and BEDDING
Orders left with HUME. CIEARy 4 IN sa7
Mar1et space, with whom we have telephone COM
soumcaoonl, VIII De promptly attended to.
ceive prompt attention. ~ AZ
FRANKLIN A. wBEIAN
Secretary Tunlaw Farm Greenhouses
SO7 Marked SD0oe.
janis WashinSfon. 81 q
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AN INTERESTING TEST CAsB.-This morning
in the Supreme Court Of the District with fui
bench, the cases of the National Bank OF the
Republic and National Metropolitan Bank
against the Collector of Taxes to recover
81, 20 paid by the first named, and S. 592 rs
by the other as taxes on their capital, were
were instituted In 1877 In the Circuit Court, and
were certified by Chief Justice Cartier to the
General Term, and are regarded as test cases
For the banks Hon. J. A. j. CreSswen, Hon.
tingly, and n. Wilson appear, and MeSsrs. Rid
die and Miller for the District.
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VlHOMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer.
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF PERSONAL Eff
FECTS OF THE LATE HENRY MCINTYRE,
AT No. 1911 Q STREET NORTHWEST.
Under an order of the Orphans Court, the@
undersigned will on TUESDAY, FEnRUARYA
10TH, ID. 1880, AT THE HOUR OF 10 O'CLOCK Escs4
A. M, proceed. at the above number, to make ]
saIe OF te PERSONA estate OF the ate henry Mcin,
house. Terms cash.
jan3O-eo5t LIZZIE P. MCINTYRE, Adm'r1.
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DARaAINs IN SECONDHAND ovERooATs

tailor make, very little worn. can be bought for .
poor mans price, for less money than common
ready made new one, at HERZOG'S, sos 9Th st.,
near Pennsylvania ave. you will find large assert.
ment Of the above clothing, togethar with Heavy
Winter Goods at same rates sop1S- 6m