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AMUSE
METROPOLITAN TIEATEH.
years.


Last evening was an suspicious one at this
popular amusement resort. The piece chosen
for the occasion was the three act comedy by
John Oxenford, Esq, of the London Times,
entitled 1.-The World of Fashion" from the
French of LES Doigts de Fee" The comedy
was put on with strong cast, elegant toilettes
and magnificent stage sittlngs- Manager
Murray announced it as ladies' night,
and more appropriate name could
not have been chosen, the World of Fash
ion" cannot fail TO delight tho ladies who visit
that theater. Miss Clara Baker made her first
appearance since Ter severe illness, assuming
the roll of Marchioness de Belierose, was
greeted with much favor and elected well MGR
tied applause for her clever representations
Grace Cartiand was charming as Marie, and of
course divided the honcrs with Miss Baker.
Gabrielle Mexican did the countess very we'll.
MIR. Murray was, rs usual, perfect in the char
acter of Mons. de Ponicalee. Mr.. Perkins ap-
peared as Adolph, and MIR. Leach as Count DE
Nieux Chateau. This evening the same bill
will be PIT on and should fill the Eouse.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The Emma Thursby concert company, under
the management of Mauracc Strakosch, gave
their closing per Torrance at the Academy of
Music last evening. Despite the unpropi,ious
weather the house was quite we'll filled, and a
very superior entertainment was given. This
evening the company to make their second
appearance at st. Paul.
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Crushed TO Death.

Yesterday forenoon the residents of the city
were startled by the rumor that a man had met
with terrible Geath at Farnham & Lovejoy'
sawmill. On investigation it proved to be
only 100 true. 1t seems that teamster named
+. Tenny, employed by Farnham & Lovejoy,
was hauling some sawdust from q huge pile
near the mill. At about Q o clock he went with
his team to the pile, and after an hour and a
half had passed by and he was not seen return
ing. the men working in the mill went out to
look him ,p. They discovered him lying on
the ground with huge mass of sawdust nearly
covering him, and life had flown. He had
evidently dug under the frozen top until the
weight over the cave was too great and it tum-
bled down, crushing life out instantly. The
accident could not have occurred very long be-
fore his discovery, rs the body was warm when
found. The remains were conveyed to his
residence on Second street southeast. He was
married man, but had no children. Mr.. Tenny
was old and respected citizen, and worked
for Messrs. Farnham & Lovejoy for twelve
wears.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered ty tie Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

William Lamroy paid Sl5 yesterday for fast
| driving and drunkenness.
Ex-County Attorney Rogers of St. Paul,
was in the city yesterday.
| If the weather of the past few days continues
it will soon spoil logging to large extent.
John Lyons is having a handsome ice chest
placed in his saloon, which when finished will
cost about $3.50.
Work on the South Saltwater branch road is
progressing slowly owing to the frost In the
ground. N. W. Welsh, the sub-contractor, is
working force of twelve men, however,
every day.
John Chinook teamster in Thomas Dunn's
camp on Pokogema lake, on February %, with
four horses, hauled nine logs scaling 5,9a7 feet,
on four mile read. Three fourths OF milo
of the road was up hill.
Some person unknown attempted to enter
the residence of Daniel Donahue the other
night. He cut two stats out of the window
blinds and raised the window and then through
fear or some other motive decamped.
The March apportionment of the current
school fund by State Superintendent Burt, just
completed, gives forty cents to each scholar
enrolled in public Schools Washington county
receiving for her 3,4S2 pupils Si,372.s0
SERIOUS OUTCOME OF JOKE.
Louis Cakes, a colored man employed in
Charles Peterson's camp, was brought down
the river yesterday with his skull fractured
from blow received from John Doyle with a
dubbed gun. The cause of the trouble origi-
mated week ago Sunday, when man dressed
and painted a5 an IndiEn threatened to shoot
Cakes. Surprising the man to be an Indian
and believing that he would shoot he picked up
an az and threw it at him. The following Sun
day several men, including Doyle, dressed up
as Indians, went to the camp where Cakes was
working and tried to scare him, threatening to
shoot, etc. He did not scare, however, and
Doyle, clubbing gun, struck him in the head.
Doyle has not put in an appearance yet and
his whereabouts are unknown to the authori-
ties. The injury of Cakes is bad one and
fears are apprehended of his recovery.
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COURT CUi.EINGS
DISTRICT DOINGS.

DISTRICT DOINGS.
Before Judge Young:
The case of the State against Charles Clark
Indicted for burglary, was concluded and given
to the jury.
The case of John Mcmillan indicted for an
assault with a dangerous weapon, was tried.
The cases of the State against Kate Johnson.
Nettie Connolly, Annie Carnahan and Sallie
Campbell, for keeping houses of i'll repute.
We're brought up aud continued until March 9.
Horace Wilson and C. II. Ward, indicted for
misbehavior while in office as county commits
sioners, plead not guilty and were held under
bonds to await trial.
Before Judge Vauderburgh:
The case of Andrew Cushing VS.. c. l.. Sparias
ct al. was tried and submitted.
The calendar for to-day is as follows:
A. Z. Grotter VS.. Albert Lasson
+. L. Morgan VS.. s. T. Livingstone.
PROBATE PICKINGs.
In the matter of the estate of Hannah Fl.
Barlow, deceased. Bond iled and letters of
administration issued 20 Wilson E. Barlow.
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
The business at the municipal court was COLI
fined to civil business yesterday.
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MONEY AND TRADE,
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

NEW York, March 4.-Governments quiet but
lower for As, Avs and 5s Railroad bonds generally
firm and higher. State securities dull. Bar silver
1875.
Stocks-The market was bloyant during greater
portion of the day and prices advanced per cent,
Louisville Il Nashville, Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern, Ohio 4 Mississippi, the coal shares, Michi-
gan Central and Lake Erie Western leading in the
upward movement. The rise In Lake Erie West
due to report that this railroad was to be
consolidated With another road running to the Illinois
State line At the close there a reaction OF 40
IL per cent. from the highest point
At the close the transactions aggregated 407 OGO
shares, of which 1870 were Canada Southern; 600
Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central; 1900 Della
ware, Lsckswanna Western; 1000 Delaware & Hud-
son; $4,000 Erie; 10000 Houston Texas; 1000 ST.
Louis L Iron Mountain: 5000 Missouri, Kansas &
Texas; $1,000 Lake Shore l. Michigan Southern; 26,-
600 Lake Erie & Western; 1900 Louisville Nash.
vile; 81, 900 Michigan Central; 9,400 Chicago &
Northwestern; 5000 Nashville Chattanooga & st.
Louis, closing at HTS 5000 New Jersey Central
1000 New York Central; 600 Ohio & Mississippi
5000 Ontario Western, closing at 29s 1000 Pa
cifc Mail; 90 900 Reading; 1900 Milwaukee & St.
Paul; 5000 st. Louis & San Francisco; 10000 Wa
bash, st. Louis & Pacific; 1000 Western Union
6, 200 Little Pittsburgh and 200 Illinois Central
Money easy at 596 per cent, closing at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 515d per cent. Sterling ex-
change bankers bills firm at S4Ll sight exchange
on New York 81.
The following we're the closing quotations:
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is Re So,c So Shall He Rear.
(Owatonna Journal

lOwatonna Journal.
The st. Paul GLOBE having lamentably
failed to provoke quarrel with any respect
able Republican, has at length turned its at
tention to the Democrats and now has all
that could be desired in the way of contro-
versy and hard feelings. While the editor,
Mr.. Hall, is charged with being renegade
Republican, he arouses himself by reading
out of the party old Democrats who refuse to
endorse Donnelly. These same old Demo
Gratis may thank themselves for the inflic-
ton. They took the editor of the GLOBE to
their hearts-gave him support and encour-
agement-knowing him to be renegade
Republican. They might have known
when they were sowing to renegade they
would reap renegade.
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Mrs. Tracey, of Mankato, WHO left her
familya month or six weeks ago with mar
ried man named Bingham, returned home
eight or ten days ago. From what we learn
she soon repented of her rash conduct and
was glad to get home, returning with the
consent of her husband.
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Dust tn DUst.

New YORK, March 4.-Thc funeral of Rev.
VIM. p Costigan. Jr., pastor of the Church of
the Holy Cross. took place to-day at that edi-
fee, where a solemn requiem high mass was
celebrated by Rev. Fathers McCre5dy, McCau-
ley, Cunan and Dougherty. Ministers from
otaer churches in Brooklyn, Jersey City and
New York sat within the chauccl rails.
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WINONA.

Ice Moving out of the R:vei-The Dril 9
Well Men Invited 20 Settle.
Especial Telegram to h, Globe.
WINoNA, Mimi, March The ice went out
in front of the city last night and the river
is clear for the distance of mile below the
bridge.
Several parties here, not members of the anti
drive we'll association have been Motif ID to
pay judgments fouud against them in the
United States court fol failing to put in ap-
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Mixed trains Tor Twin Lakes Norman, LAts Mil,
,ensons Grove and Forest City Leaves Albert Lea d
~ =. ~, Sundays excepted. Returning leaves
'ocest CITY at 80 p. n, except Sunday.
Trains arrive and depart from the st. Paul Pacific
tspot Minneapolis.
teket ofice, no. Washington avenus, (opposits
Siconet House) ". @. Teller, ticket agent and .
y Paul Pacine depot Minneapolis, and q ne
SAst Third street, 6t Rsul-0eo. b. Hazard, 6cks1
gent. OHA0. =, HATCH ~. Nsna0sR
1. q. BoD1 Passages Ae0A
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CITY NOTICE.

CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, Feb. Is, 1880.
All persons interested in the assessments for
the grading of an alley in Block q. St. Paul
Proper, from Sibley street to east line of lot S
of said block,
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
that on the Oath day of February, 1880, did
receive a warrant from City Comptroller
of the city of St. Paul, for the col
lection of the above named assessments.
The nature of this warrant is, that if you
fail to pay the assessment within
Thirty Days
after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate so assessed as
delinquent, ana apply to the District Court of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for iudg-
ment against your lands. lots. blocks, or parcels
thereof so assessed, including interest, cost and
expenses, and for an order of the Court to sell
the same for the payment thereof.
56-66 r. A. REM Citv Treasurer.
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INSTRUCTION.
Private TheatricalS.

MR.. JOHN G. SHAW, late Of De Bars and Leo
Hudson's troupes Will be pleased to assist ladies and
gentlemen in placing dramatic pieces ON the stage
in private circles. He viii also receive pupils In
ELOCUTIoN AND STAGE BUSINESSat his esi-
dence, No. 81 East Eighth street, st. Paul 350t
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BEFORE 1Aklne-iike magic. andAFIER 1AKIle.
hiss beeu extsnsively used for thirty years. With
great success. EIFun particulars in our pamphlet
which We deeire - send free By mail TO everyone
a The specific Medicine IL sold By all druggists q
q per psckaes Of packages for o. Will b. sent
free By mail receipt Of tho money, BY Addressing
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No, 10 Mechanics Block, DExRorT, NICE.
Sold In St. Paul b. Edward q. Bisss, and b. al
DTuggtStA 0veRyVhoeN
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OPIUM.

A>auvaa antidote discovered by DR.. H.
nHIHH Taylor cures every form Of the
HHutuM habit; IL also restores health and
I'LL iii" strength to the body invigorates
uSuvl the mind renovates the nervous
system entirely and effects perfect and permanent
eure anording all the pleasing effects and leaving
for circular. Trial pkg &c. Address box as Chicago
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st. Louis Express. ............

Passengers ct 81. Paul leave BY
the st. Paul & Pacific B. &
ct II NJ, connecting ct Min
neapolis. On Saturday THU
train runs to Albert Lea only
Passenger train for Chasks,
Carver and Merriam Juno
ton, connecting at Chaskl
for points ON Hastings q
Dakota railroad. ...........
Mixed, Minneapolis and Ner.
Ram junction, connecting u
and from an local stations On
st. p. B 8. O. B. b - far q
st. James. Connects Q,
Chaska to and from IN point
ON Hastings + Dakota B. b.
Omaha Kx, to and from oil
points ON st. p. & 3. @. R'y.,
Omaha and California: Also
TO and from points on Has.
hngs 3 Dakota BY. west te
Glencoe.
Uxed, Minneapolis and Whit
Bear Lske and Duluth.
liked. Minneapolis, Whit
Bear Lake aud SHnwstsr.
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Paris Irish relief association in London,
has already received $4,000 francs.
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0RAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
PADE MARK The GreatEn. TRADE MARI

Gu9nhcu100y
viii promptlyand
rsdicanycuro any
and every case Of
Nervous Debility
and Weakness re-
suit Of Indiscre-
ton, excess or
overwork of the
bYainandnervous
systempisperfect-
L. haYmIeAa Refa
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minneapolis Railroad 1ss.s Table.

Minneapolis b ST. Louis Railway-Shoft
Line, Iowa Route, via Burlington.
New line between Minneapolis, 81. Paul and Obi
cago. Short line via Burlington, running through
express trains with PULLMAN PALACE GAR
Is miles shorter than any other route.
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MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during the day were received by
HORTON, DORAN e Co..

LIVERPOOL, March 4. 1890 A. M.-Wheat
quiet but steady; &c lower. Floating cargoes firm
Cargoes off coast firmly held. California wheat of
coast just shipped and nearly due Cd lower.
NEW YORK, March 4. HOO A. M.-whest
&c higher.
NEW YORK, March 4. II 30 A. M-Wheat
"a to Nc up; think it will close higher.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
j, A. L. McGill, insurance Commissioner of
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company above
named, has complied with the laws of this State
relating to insurance, AID is now fully empow-
cred through its authorized agents to transact
its appropriate business of fire insurance in
this State for the year ending January 81, 1881.
st. Paul, March, 1880.
A. r. lICGILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
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r. EwAUKEE.
CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts. IN Chicago, 13,UUI bushels !;
| shipments l,549 bushels.
Wheat receipts In Milwaukee 3d. $50 bushels; SHY
menta / SO bushels.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~. P0St Railroad Time Tables.
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba b. r
Fergus Falls and st. Vincent Divisions FOR 81.
Cloud, Ae1andris, Fergus Falls, Glyndon, Crooks
Ton, Grand Forks and st. Vincent
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Studdart & Hauser,
AGENTS,
st. Paul, MINI.
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lie. da1y.IAf. daily.
Lass m ''ao'n
s1. Salty. Ez. Mon

~ -'1
! |
Ex. Sun. IL. 6un.
0Waml $40 pm
TOO an s:Npu
s0pmI1l 400
7:losm|
II sos m
j7I0sm 9:@ . m
Il 9:l6pm sos p m
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
l, A. r. McGill Insurance Commissioner of
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the Dwelling House Insurance Company above
named, has complied with the laws of this
State relating to insurance, and is now fully
empowered through it's authorized agents to
transact its appropriate business of fire insur-
ance in this State for the year ending January
3lst, 1881.
st. Paul, March 2, 1880.
A. r. MCGILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
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Amount OF bullion gone INTO the Bank OF England
on balance to-day, 10000.
PARIS, March A.
RENTES-S2f Coo.
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LARD.

Corn receipts in Chicago, 1891; shipments,
13022 bushels.
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River Falls train leaves st. Paul for River Falls
and Hudson Of 400 pm. All trains daily except
Sunday. W. b. DIXON. Gen. Ticket Agent.
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ng were the closing quotations :

GOVERNMENTS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-08


Cotton dull. MiddlnG, II 13.Gc,
Flour firm and in demand Howard street and
Western superiine, So 5O@4 co; do extra "a 25@5 25
do family IS 5OdG %; City mills supcrlne, So 756D
A co. do extra, s. SOFAS % do family Sc 0O@6 5O
do Rio brands, Sc 25@G 50 Patapsco family, 81 TO-
Wheat-Southern quiet but firm, Western spot
steady, futures easy and dull. Southern red,
ST 2s6l 81; do amber 81 8SG1 Al; No. Maryland
81 ~; No. Western winter. red SPOT, 81 800
! 32l5 May, ST 2Sl4@1 2SA June, 81 23ls@l 23I4;
july 81 l2lz@l 1873; August, 81 90 asked.
Corn-SOuthern higher for white, yellow nomi-
nal, Western spot steady, futures dull. Southern
white Soc do yellow, 53c Western mixed, spot,
sec May 49A@49yGc; June, 4G2l@47ci july 48Iac
Oats firm Southern, 47@4sc Western white, 400
47c do mixed, i5@t4Gc; Pennsylvania, 46@l7c.
Rye duh ut SSa 9Oc.
Hay quiet. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, sl7@l0 per ton.
Provisions steady with good jobbng demand.
Mess pork sll 25@ll 20; bulimeats-loose Shout
ders nominal; clear rib sides, nominal; do packed
5M7l4c bacon shoulders, SIC; clear rib sides nc;
hams, l0@ll12c lard, refund tierces, Sc.
Butter steady. Prime 10 choice Western packed
1s@22c.
Eggs steady Mt 1Oc.
petroleum-Crude, nominal; refined, nominOlly
T1sc.
12@l5I2c.
Sugar steady. A soft, $3.50.
Whisky firm att l0%.
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer dull. Cotton,
3-l6d; -four, %. Cd; grain, 6l2d
Rcccpts-tlour 40 bblS; wheat, 10 5i3 bu; corn,
1873 bn; oats 1886 bu; rye, 800 bu.
Shipmenls-N heat 1l2,4G2 bu; corn II ,l5l bu
Sales-Wheat 1854 bu: corn, lO22O0 bu.
Virginia skies, deferred 7; do consolidated, 559s
do second series, 2234 pastdue coupons. Oh new
len-lories, S03G Virginia ten-forties coupons 9j
bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-08

SUPREME COURT OF THE Observation-Disclosures WYLIE,
HAGNER AND Cox.-Truesdell VS.. Wise; argued and
submitted United States VS.. Jordan; same. Tow
son VS.. Steamer e. q. Knight; part of testimony
read.
CIRCUIT Court No. I.-JUsTICE MACARTHUR
Hobbs Il Co. VS.. Alexander IL Son; Judgment by de.
fault. Adj vs. Browning; motion for Judgment of
condemnation overruled. Hoffman VS.. Bliss;
Judgment by default. KeySer receiver, VS.. Hatch;
demurrer sustained. Keyser, receiver VS.. Premtiss;
same. Keyser, receiver, VS.. Halstead; same. Solo.
mon VS.. Meyers; motion to correct judgment over
ruled.
EQUITY CoURT-CHIEF-JuSTICE CARTTER.-Leon.
ard VS.. Leonard ct all pro confeSso against defend
ants; reference TO examiner and s. S. Hinklc
reference TO auditor. Ryan vs. Deale; restraining
order granted returnable May IL. Draper VS..
Hyde; order to enforce decree of April 80, 1878.
Murray Fletcher ct Rl.; decree settling question
us to pleas OF the defendants. Ashton VS.. Wall;
decree pro conlcsso vacated. Allen VS.. Scmmes:
diYeSting and reNesung tile kirk VS.. Semmes;
same action. DAILY VS.. fitzmorrls; on hearing
PROBATE COuRT-JUSTICE HAGNER.--In re estate
Charlotte b. Wise; inventory of personal estate re-
turned. In re estate Joseph Ross; Kate Ross up.
pointed administrators; bond, $500. IN re estate
George L. Banded; inventory of personal estate re-
turned. In re estate Elizabeth Brummel; petition
OF 4. o. Brummel % be appointed administrator
filed. In re estate Elizabeth f. Brown; citation
against administrative issued In re will Samuel
Hooper, will admitted to probate and record In
re estate lhOmNS Haynes letters of administration
issued TO Peter Campbell In 10 estate b, llenze;
nnswcr TO rule filed. In re will Brooke MOckail;
Will admitted TO probate and record. In re estate
L. Il. Bellecuile; order OF publication. In re es-
tate Jonathan IL. Lnne order OF publication. In re
will Lemuel Il, Clark will filed for probate. In re
will Henry Hochot order OF publication. In re
will Maria J. Elliott; order Of publication In re
will Catherine Barclay order of publication. In re
Will Frank A Goell authenticnled copy. Of the VIII
filed for probate III lie estate John H. Van Ant
Werp; order for publication.
CRIMINAL CoURr - JUSTICE JAMEs.-Andrew
Lewis false swearing; on trial.
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AUCTION SALES.


Ger. 1897. Lot number one, square $40, fronting
ON ID street twontyfOur feet (2D. Revised balance
due. forty four dollars and soventy-ono cents
Ni.5l), IN the name Of Sarah @. MorEell.
Ger 3,s2s. Lot number -, subdivision c. square
$40 fronting on street twenty-five feet (22) All Of
revised amount due forty.three dollar, aud twelve
cents (Si312) In Tie name OF. G. Burch, trustee.
Ger. $3.50. Lot number -. subdivision A square
572 fronting on street twenty feet (21). All Of
viscd amount due, ninety-scVcn dollars and tweu-
ty-iour cents (sg72D, In the name of Eliza A.
Anderson ct III.
Ger. S3j. Lot number thirteen square So front
ing on street twenty-threc feet (23) All of re.
vised amount due, cighty-cight dollars and sev-
enty-oght cents (isS.7o), in the name Of John Il.
Kllmau.
Now, therefore. notice Is hereby given that
ngtecably TO the aforesaid provisions Of the law,
soid lots or property will be seycrally sold in the
Office OF the Collector Of the District Of Columbia,
Room one u. Columbia Building, Four and.a-lalf
street. at auction for cash or such securities
authorized by law, TO the highest bidder. on MON
DAY, the 17th DAY OF MAY. 1880, between tho
hours of IL III. aud D. M. OF said day, aud from
day TO day as may be required, for the payment Of
satd certificates, and interest thereon, at the rate
of ten per ccntum, from the date thereof as pro.
yded by said enHctmonts of Congress and Of said
Legislative Assembly.
J. DENT
THOMAS p. MORGAN,
W. TWINiNG
(Maiur OF Engineers,
Commissioners, District of Columbia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-08
Women and Theft,

Colonel John w. Forney, who is one of the
most noted society men in the country,
must be held responsible for ventilation Of
the petty frailties Of society women In II
late number of his paper the Progress, he
says: Women have small faith in the honesty
of women; they will tell You that at receptions,
parties, and the like, small ornaments are al
ways carried of; that card ard photograph
albums of reception room tables are regularly
plunderod, aud that artificial and growing
flowers are clipped and torn to pieces il they
stand anywhere within reach of visitors. 1t
is always women who are suspected of these
thefts. If women are right in their opinion
of women, and yOu look for the oXplantiou, L
do not think that you need look tar. lady
may do with impunity what gentleman
would never dream of doing, aud she knows it.
A man dare not gossip, for If he does, and any
one is injured thereby, punishment is swift,
sure and severe, But TO gossip is tho privilege
of tho lady; she is never called to account So
with this older aud gravor sin. Suppose, for
instance, il was positively known that rich
and arislocratic dame had deliberately stolen
one Of those rings, what would be the result?
Nothing, of course--the affair would be hustled
up. But suppose it was agcntloman. Well,
he would DO ruined forever--as much as if he
was caught picking pocket in crowd"