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National Republican., 1880-03-06
TNRUsTEE's SALE OF A Two.sToRY FRAME
Il DWELLING ON II STREET NoRTHEASr,
IN SQUARE NORTH OFSQUARE go: NEAls
THE EASTERN TERMINUS OF VHE CO.
LUMBIA RAILWAY.

BY Virtue OF deed of trust dated June a. 1876 and
recorded in liber S22 folio A Of the Land Records
Tor the District OF Columbia, md decree of the Su-
prenle Court OF the District OF Columbia, passed Feb
runfy 2d 1880 In equity cause No 6S0 and ut tine re-
ironi oT INA yra,tsas nn rGYtSnN n " Ntorc ~ itso
at o'clock p m, at public a;sc.nn, 10 the highest
Dldler the following real estate. situated In the ct .
of Wnshingtou District OF Coutnbia viz; Ali or lot 3
and the enst part of lot being the east feet thereof
ON street northeast and ~ feet on Boundary, md
running the entire square said lot and part
OF lot being In William B TOdd's recorded sub.di.
VISION OF square north OF square No. l00, Improved
by frnme dwelling.
Terms ofSale-One-third the purchase money cash,
me balance at md IL months. with per cent Inter
est 20 be secured by deed OF trust the property
.old, OF all cash at the o. tiOn of the purchaser.
Terms TO be complied with In seven days, and, upon
default, resale ut the risk Of deianltng purchaser
mas dGds THOMAS KIRBY, Trustee
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r 7 NITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE
By virtue of writ Of feri acias Issued out OF the
Clerks Office OF the SUPP courto The District OF
Columbia, and 10 me directed. will sell at public
sale tor cash, a the Court House door Of said Dis
.trct on SATURDAY, the 20th day Of March, 1880, ut
i2SO oclock p n all the right, title claim and inter
of the defendant IN and 70 The efollowing-descrbsd
uroperty, to-St Lot No II. in square No. !, In the
city OF Washington said District, together with all
and Singular the improvements thereon levied upon
Rs tile property OF William Relde to satisfy execution
No. ss3O, law, in favor Of Daniel Hannon.
FRED'K DOUGLASS
II Marshal II O.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

Tho Bitters invariably remedy ycllowness OF the
compile ion and whites OF the pains In tile right
side and under the right shoulder blade, furrcd
tongue. high cOored urinp nausea, vertigo. dyBpep-
sa, constipation hcnvlncss OF head, mental dopond-
ency. and every other manifestation or nccompnni-
mcnt OF tlisOrdrrei condition uf the liver. The
stomach. bowels aud kidneys also eK rerloncc their
regulating and tonic influence.
National Republican., 1880-03-06
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great DoubleTrack
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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AuCTI0N SALES.
st. t.-. FUTURE DAYS. s...f ..
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctoncer
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
OF
OIL PAINTINGS,
WATER CoLORs,
ENGRAVINGS,
PHoroGRAvUREs,
FRENCH AND GERMAN PHOTOGRAPHER.
CELEBRATED BRoNzEs
AND
ANTIQUE MIRRoRs.

On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MARcn 1rH and
l2TH, iss0 coMMENctNo AT 79O p. M. at the elegant
sales-rOOm, li2l Now York avenue near Riggs Bank
shall sell, without reserve, most elegant md choice
collection Of Works of Art from the Galleries Of il. NJ
BARLOW, esq This collection has been removed to the
above sales-roOm for nvenience Of sale.
Every picture is beautifully framed IN Gold Leaf
aud French aud American Naples.
This superb collection will be on exhibition Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sth, sth and 10th Of
March, When Catalogues will be furni he'd.
This Is considered one OF the most important Art
Sales ever offered In Washington.
fnnri-7t THOMAS DOWIING. Aurl
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DIR. CANDER OF NEW YORK.
SPECIALIST.

treat Hemorrholds or Piles. viii
|give $50 for any case of Itching,
IBleellng, Blind or Projecting Piles
my remedies Will not help AMI cure.
use only external and internal
remedies; no cRustlcs, no acids; All I'M
mediate relief; no detention from
business. treat and cure all Female
National Republican., 1880-03-06
WANTED-EEENP.

A WHITE girl TO do general housowok; cooking
IA plain; good home aud fair wngeg to q reliable
person. Call at 81 d 81 Sc, cor New jersey ave. mas
IMMEDIATELY neat, honest girl to assist IN
Il nursing; wages, s. without board. Apply at 5l6
Eleventh st after IN. mao
nNE good baker and one good cook, also two
" good railroad bluCksmiths for rock work. can find
steady employment by calling writing to ED
WARD PURCELL contractor Shenandoah Valley
railroad. Front Royal. Va. iR2if
NIFTY or more railroad hands, who can work both
E in earth and rock can find steady employment
on the shenandoah Valley railroad, near Front
Royal. Address or call upon EDWARD PURCELL
contractor Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
Front Royal, Va jazz
VXTANTED-Af few res pectnble ouths. o practically
w study Architecture ana Engineering at Office
700 st W. oCi-tt
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LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
~ AT REASONABLE RATES,
An THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
lVls II Etroet northwest
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RY pUNCANsoN BRorHERs. AuelIoneers

4
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN w AND
BOUNDARY STREETS N. W., AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of n deed of trust, recorded In llber No
s63 folio 20 OF the Land Records OF the District
OF Columbia. will sell at public auction IN front OF
the premises, on FRIDAY, 18th OF March, A.: ID
1850, ht o'clock r. M, all the following described
real estate and premises situated lying and being In
me city OF Washington In the District Of co unOlh
known and designated the south two ~ feet front
bN the depth thereof OF lot numbered twenty-sN (b
and tue north eleven ect front by the depth thereof
OF lot numbered twenty-five in Starr II Melcali s re-
corded subdivision of square numbered three hun
dred aud two, as laid down upon the plat Of said city
OF Washington in the District OF Columbia together
with all ana singular the improvements ways ease
ments, rights privileges and nppurtenances TO the
same belonging or in any wise nppertaining.
Terms OF SAlC-One-third cash balance of purchase
money inb aud l2 months, notes TO bear per cent.
Interest, and TO be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. Conyeyanclng at purchasers cost Terms
TO be complied with In dnys otherwise the trustees
reserve he right to resell the property ut the rsk ana
cost OF the deaulting purchaser after giving days
public notice OF such resale IN some newspaper pub
lshed In washington, ID. G.. depost OF 500 re-
qured at sale. JOHN j. BYRNE,
JAMES BARKER
ma2tu-ri6ds Trustees.
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MIRRIED.

SUNNY STEPHENSON. Al the Pnce-street
Christian church, Baltimore, Md, ON Wednesday
evening, March J. 1850, by Rev Or, +. q. Power 6e
Washington, assisted by Rev. Dr. VI. d, Clark, of
BALTIMORE, FUANKLIS SUNNY, of Washing on, to
Miss ISABELLA STEPHENSON, OF Baltimore. ,
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q Z lHSftSYrs ssssflsss ~
|gSIlss ss!g gSl u

E8aEAeAxhEszGsAssIsz1a1ses
NEW" SOAP eau be cut ~ two, the oval
end caspcd readily Ia the hand, and the larger
end worn down almost 10 wafer without
AnY MnAtn COLGAIE Il co. recommend their
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FO r s A Il r.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT EAST FALLS
CHURCH, VA, CONSISTING OF TWO ACRES
or LAND IN FRUIT AND SHADE TRIES,
IMPROVED WITH A NEW FRAME DWELL
ING, 33x33 FEET. TEN ROOMS
Also IT, whole or in parcels, 800 acres IN Fauguer
county, Vn Oh the Alexandria d Warrcntou Turn
pike. between the villages of New Baltimore aud
Buckland good neighborhood; schools aud churches
convenient The Improvement consist OF COM
Portable frhme dwelling, nine rooms, and four other
tenements; also a lagc and commodlous stone barn,
stables, curn-housCs, cc-hUuses, etc. There
the place some 900 grapevnes OF different varieties
Ia bearing from 800 to DO peach trees h sides apple
and pear orchards All the above described property
Will be sold low and ON accommodating tcTms
We have other farms in Virginia and Maryland for
sale; also, desirable city property. Persons Wishing
to purchase are invited TO call and examine list.
DIXON y WARE,
Real. Estate Brokers' No iII q street northwest OPP
poste tile Riggs House. marl.0t
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EMI|l|;A'Iggs ] Y gsSsZ;SR Zl;'!|,IR 4

(Trade.Mark Registcred) TO Careful HOusekeepers.
not only superior In quality, but rs In form the
most economical Soap now made. fe2.2ni
National Republican., 1880-03-06
T NITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

Copies of the Catalogues may be seen at the Office
of MESSRS. HENRY d. COOKE, JR. d CO., No,
lI2g Il street Washington, ID. G. marriott
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TOHS SHERMAN Il CO, Real Estate Auction.
~ neers, ST. Cloud Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ONTWENrY- RST STREET N. W., AT
AUCTION. .-.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated March 10, 1875,
ana recorded In ber No 49, folio l03 one OF the lana
records In and for the District Of Columbia, and ~
the request of the party secured thereby, we VIII sell
~ public auction, In front of the premises AT
URDAY, the 18Th day OF March, A. ID. 1850 ut i
o'clock p M, the north part OF lot numbered sixteen
(B) in square numbered seventytwO t12) inlproN ed
by frame dwelling. No. l3i 'fwenty-irst street.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash, balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at per cent. per an
mum. secured by decd OF trust the premises sold;
Slt0 deposit required at time of sale
G. IL. pRENTISS, I rrr,,,oos
- r.. b. DONALDS0N,J ii'''ees'
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH snleBman. ma3-d&ds
National Republican., 1880-03-06

nN liberal terms, a lhreestOry basement Resi-
~ dence, with all modern improvements; situated
OH Eleventh 81; within u minutes walk of the Est
ears; inquire at National Republican office. sel0-tt
INOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN q co,
st. Cloud Building. Real estate aud loans. ly3i
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UNITED STATES MARsHALis SALE,

By a virtue Of a writ of ier iacRs issued out ofthe
clerk q Office OF the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, and to me directed VIII sell Mt public
sale for cash the Court HOus door Of said District,
o'clock m all the right title. cam and the interest
OF the defendant IN and 10 the following described
hundred and eghty-nme t6S9 ana the south part OF
lot seven in said square, commencing at tho south
east corner of o seven sad square in the city Of
Washington, j. C., running thence east with the
south line OF lot II said square; thence north with ta
west line of said lot II 10 The northwest corner of said
lot ~ thence parallel with the south limo of said
lot 10 the east line OF south Capitol street; thence
south along said street to place Of beginning together
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon the property of G.. g. Mat
toon 10 satisfy execution No il597, law, In Hvor of
Jonas. McGrew. FRED'K DOUGLASS.
marl-dts United States Marshall - g.
National Republican., 1880-03-06

LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE
by virtue OF writ Of eri iacias Issued out OF tho
Clerk office OF the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia and to me directed, | will sell at public
sale for cash m the Courthouse door Of said District
on SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of March, 1850 at ~
o'clock M all the right, tile claim and interest Of
tho defendants IN and 70 the following described prop
crly witt Part oflut 10 IA square 49, beginning for
The same at the northeast corner Of said lot, and
running thence west along the line Of north II street
Is feet thence south 100 feet thence east rs feet thence
nortn 70 the place of beginning In the City of Wash
ingtOn, SAID District, levied upon as the property OF
Andrew Gleason. to satisfy execution No. 2OS54, at
law, in favor OF Robert o. Hewitt
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
Feb %, 1850 United States Marshal, D. @,
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SAN FRANoIsCO. March 5, 1880.
The following are the Official closing quotations. OF
mining sincks lO.hnYi
National Republican., 1880-03-06
Pacific Mining stoolss.


SOlu' slUUUlVOiU
Iurfency.' Olll,II2
National Republican., 1880-03-06

VNOR SALE-'Terms, t25 cash md t3 monIhly-New
II slx.room house, with Rll modern improvements,
No lll3 Park Place northeast, one block north OF
Lincoln Park. j. w, STARR l429 Now York avenue,
Rtn
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-09
MIsCELLANEOUs.

THE public debt was decreased "a, 25I,.
2i7 during December and $i6, 4Os, 75l since
June 80, 1879.
HON. GEORGE 8. HoUsroN, United
States senator from Alabama, died at his
home In Athens, that state, on the morning
OF the last day OF 1879.
THE total amount OF additional M.
tional bank circulation issued during the
year ending December 81, 1879, was S2s,.
697, $40; amount retired 81, 6l2. 76l: nat In.
crease OF bank circulation during the wear
lS,0S6, 100. Total amount OF national bank
circulation outstanding December 81, 1879,
$S4O, SSS,Ol2 not including the circulation
OF national gold banks, which was 81, 426,.
10. The total amount Of United States
currency outstanding December 81, 1879,
was $780,, 754, 069.
ON the 10th, III colored emigrants
from Goldsboro, North Carolina, passed
through Virginia en- route for Indianspoliu.
via Washington. The emigrants, consisting
OF men, women and children, were In charce
OF the general passenger agent OF the Balti
more d Ohio railroad. Several hundred
more are to follow.
SIXTEEN Indian students from Yank.
ton agency, eleven girls and Eve bows. be.
tween the ages OF 10 and 20, arrived At
Fortress Monroe on the 30th, and will enter
the Hampton normal school.
Gov. VAN ZANDT has reconsidered
his acceptance OF the Russian mission, and
declined, on account OF the Inadequate
salary. Gen. Burnside declined II for the
same reason.
DE-. r. q. THOMAS, a prominent ply.
stefan Of Bowling Green. Ky, died suddenly
on the 2Sth, OF heart disease. Age, Al.
The national convention of the Social.
istic Labor party, In session at Petersburg.
Va, on the Goth, decided by vote to start
daily and weekly official organ, and to have
II published In New York. 1t was also
resolved to nominate their own candidate
for the presidency and to send no delegates
to the Washington conference, J ,nuary Sth.
AN unknown man was struck by q
train at Meuomonee, Wis on the 26th, and
torn all out OF human shape. The victim
In an intoxicated state when the horrible
death overlook him.
The Bailey hat factory at Newbury.
port, Mass, was destroyed by FIRE on Christ.
mas. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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THE EAST.

ALL the indictments in the legislative
cases in Pennsylvania were auashed at the
adjourned session of the the court at Harris.
burg, on the I'd inst.
CHARLES STEWART PARNELL, the
Irish land agitator arrived at New York on
the steamer Scythia on the I'd inst. He was
received by several committees on board Q
revenue steamer in the bay, and escorted to
the city.
The Grocers bank, New York, has
suspended.
GEORGE, the Count Joannes, one of
the most noted OF all New Works eccentric
characters, is dead, aged 60.
The Supreme Court of New York, in
general term, has refused q motion for O
new trial for Christine Cox, the mulatto
murderer OF Mrs. Jane De Forest Hull.
1T has been decided that the cattle
disease which had broken out at Hsverhill,
n. H., is not pleuro.pneumonia, nor cpl.
demic, but was induced by local causes.
The will of the late Alexander Stuart,
the New York sugar refner, was fled on the
18th. He leaves his entire estate, real and
personal, valued at about s., 0O0, 900, to his
brother, Robert l.. Stuart, and appoints him
executor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-09
NEWS OF THEWEEK
AWFUL RAILROAD DISASTER.

A portion of the immense bridge over
the FIRTH OF Tay, Scotland, was blown down
during violent gale on the night Of the
2sth. A passenger train on the North Brit.
ish railway ran into the gap and was en-.
gulPhed in the mad waters beneath, after q
irighuui leap OF fully ninety feet. All on
board the ill-fatJtl train persisted by the
accident, and nothing definite concerning
the awful occurrence can be obtained.
There were no eye.witnesses OF the disaster,
but the yawning gap in the bridge
and floating wreckage In the sea beneath
bore terrible witness of the fate OF the train
and its precious freight.
Estimates OF the number lost by the dis.
aster conflict. the figures ranging between
20 and Sl5. Reliable figures cannot be OBJ.
tanned until reports are received from the
point OF departure and stations along the
line.
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THE WEST.

The Capital Savings Bank, Sscramen.
10, Cal. suspended on the I'd. The bank 10
said to be solvent, but proposes going out Of
business.
A DISPATCH Of the LIST inst, from San
Francisco, says: "a person known for the
past twenty-five years as Charles Parkhurst,
who has led the life OF a stage driver and
farmer during that time, in California, died
last Sunday, near Watsonville, when it be.
came known for the first time that the per.
son Was q woman"
WEINREB d ALPINRR, wholesale TO.
bacconists, Chicago, have failed. Debts
$4,000.
YANKToN, by vote of 642 for and
3 against, carried the proposition to issue
$4,000 in bonds in aid of the Chicago,
Milwaukee Il st. Paul railway.
IT is reported that Right Rev. J. A.
Feehan, bishop Of Nashville, has been ap.
pointed to succeed the late Bishop Foley, Of
Chicago.
AT the election in Des Moines, Iowa,
10 vote on tax in aid OF the Des Moines &
Milwaukee railroad, the tax was carried by
a vote OF l,o66 for and los against, the vote
being light, but practically unanimous.
nlIcucANllcJ III tue baIlc county, Chrflcu u
vote on a similar question by q large ma.
jority. The tax in the two places amounts
10 about 100000, and some 100000 in all
has been voted. The object Of the tax is to
bring the Chicago. Milwaukee d st. Paul
railroad 10 Des Moines.
Hon. JNo. 7. SCOTT, of Terre Haute,
Ind, has been appointed to the vacancy on
the supreme bench caused by the death Of
Chief Justice Perkins.
YANKToN, Dakota, experienced q
lively shake from an earthquake on the
29th. Fort Sully had similar visitation.
A Tucson, Arizona, dispatch says 8
special from Camp Kicker states that Gero-
mono, the Apache chief, with eighty.three
Of his band OF Indians, has Just surrendered
10 the military authorities at Camp Kicker,
and will be sent TO the San Carlos Indian
reservation at once. This 10 the band which
has been depredating fer some months past
along the border, and did much OF the work
credited TO VictOria's band. This virtually
wipes out all the renegade Indians in AIi.
zona and on the border.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-09
Marriage Brokers.

Marriage brokers are quite important
business men in Genoa. They have
pocketbooks filed with the names of the
manageable girls Of the different classes,
with notes Of their figures, personal
attractions, fortunes, etc. These brok-
es 90 about endeavoring to arrange
connections; and when they succeed
they get q commission of 2 or per cent.
upon the portion. Marriage at Genoa
is quite q matter of calculation, general
~ settled by the parents or relations,
who often draw mp the contract before
the parties have seen one another, and it
Is only when everything is arranged,
and few days previous TO the marriage
ceremony, that the future husband Is
introduced to his intended partner for
life. Should he find fault with her
manners or appearance, he may break
of the match on condition of defrsy ing
the brokerage and any other expenses
incurred.
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ABROAD.

THERE is reported to be great danger
from Goods on the Danube. The towns OF
Krems and Stein were flooded on the I'd,
and Vienna was threatened. There is also
q serious rise in the Seine. Two hundred
feet OF the temporary wooden bridge oppo.
site the Invalides, Paris, have been swept
away. The rivers Rhein and Main are
swollen in consequence OF ice Hooking
their currents, and the towns OF Russell.
helm, Kostheim, Flsrsheim and Reide.
sheim are inundated.
The country between the Volga and
Don, Russia, is famine stricken and many
people have already persisted.
TEN more of the Afghan insurrection-
lists were hung at Csbul on the SOth uit.,
one OF them was the murderer OF Jenkyns,
secretary OF Major Cavagnari's embassy.
A HAVANA dispatch Of the 1st inst.
says the insurgent leader Feria surrendered
at Holguin on the 3lst ult., with all his
officers and men. ,
GEN. ROBERTS reports, Decemhc, 20
that the force under comp1snd ~ Gsr
Baker, which LETT Cabul tSs 9th Of Dscsm.
Der, is returning J.fom Kohistsn, having de-.
sIoyte; anspposed, the fort OF the rebel
Several Kohistani and Lsgar chiefs have
rendered their submission. The enemy's
losses in killed and wounded during last
fortnight are estimated at 5000.
PERSIA is threatened by gaunt famine.
There is only 1.-TWO months supply OF bread.
stuffs, and provisions to last the people for
seven months. Steps sre being taken TO
alleviate the impending want.
RUSSIAN NIHILJsTs are circulating
among the peasants the story that the czsr
has issued a decree ordering landed pro-
prietors to divide their estate among the
peasants. The peasants on the estate of
Count Shouvaloh, in the Sergievoskoi dis.
trict, seeing that the count was not taking
any steps for the division OF the property,
gathered at the castle, seized II, expelled all
the servants, and sackedit. Two companies
of soldiers who who were ordered TO dis.
perse the rioters were received with q
shower OF missiles. The affair has assumed
q threatening aspect.
TEN thousand miners are on strike
in the Mons district, Belgium.
As the king and queen OF Spain were
driving through the gate OF the royal palace
on the 30th ult., a young man dressed as a
workman fred shot from revolver at the
royal carriage, but his aim was bad, and no.
body was hurt. The would be assassin was
Immediately arrested and has confessed his
crime. His name is Gonzales, and his age 10
years.
GEN. ROBERTS telegraphs under date
OF the Goth, that Butkak has been reoccu.
pied. His loss up to date Is II killed and
220 wounded.
A BOILER explosion in the st. Louis
quarter OF Paris, on the the Goth, killed six
persons and wounded two.
The report of the completion of the
Edison electric light caused Q decline In
London gas stocks. The heaviest drop was
rs per share and the smallest II.
GEN. ROBERTS has won decided vic.
tory over the Afghans at Cabul, recapturipg
the city and thoroughly routing the enemy.
Bala Hissar was occupied by the British
forces after precautionary search for powder
mines. The British lost i've killed and
thirty wounded.
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How Many People Have $50.

Some one said, the other day, that in
the entire world the number who had
$50 or its equivalent in cash at their
command was extremely smsll-su
small, indeed, that altogether they
would not number the inhabitsrs >af
the little kingdom Of Belgium, which
has q population Of 200 600 souls
pIt ln estimate appears 10 be far
S nesgS the mark in the light of the fact
that in the savings banks of France, in
1877, .here were deposited no less than
$l5S, 600, 900 by ,, S6S, 2SS depositors, the
average sum of each depositor being
about so. The number of these de-
potitors continually increases, and they
are, to q very large extent, members of
the working classes. So, in England,
also, the number of depositors in the
postal savings bank is very large-no
less, on the whole, than two millions
and their deposits, on the average,
amount nearer to ESQ, the limit allowed,
than $50. In Scotland and Ireland the
savings of the people are large and con-
stsntly increasing. In Germany the
people do not generally place their
savings in banks, but they have comfort
able little sums laid away in teapots and
old stockings. This, also, is the case in
France. In this country the number of
people who have $50 at their command
must amount to quite rs many rs in
either France, Germany or Great
Britain. The world of working people
IL not nearly as poor as many imagine it
10 BEN y Graphic.