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A Serious hIisl,ap,

A London paper says that few days since
young lady, who is tho belle of certain
suburb not 100 miles from Charing Cross. and
is renowned not only for her charming figure
and exquisite taste in dress, but also for her
grace and skill us Il skater, was fascinating a
host of admirers and maddening with jealousy
a host of rivals by her feats upon the ice,
when she suddenly stumbled aud fell A
score of chlvalrous gallants sped to the rescue,
but before one of them could reach hcr she
had regained her feet. She was wearing
Canadian skating costume. Ii unfortunately
Happened in this case that in endeavoring to
save herself the lady ripped her stocking with
the point of her skate. She was not, however,
aware Of the mishap, and glidod away from
hor rescuers with her usual graceful rapidity
As she sped along in conscious triumph, =
strange sound reached her ears, ominously like
suppressed laughter. She cast quick glance
back, aud leave you to imagine her feelings
when she saw that her course was marked by
q long trail Of saw-dust. The shapely limb 10
which the wounded stocking belonged was
fast losing its symmetry, aud the secret of the
shapeiness stood revealed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tennyson as u Borrower.

lCincinnati G0Zottei
A literary sensation has been aroused In
England by the publication Of an article in
the CornhW Mdgdsiae which sets forth the
sources from which 'fennyson, tho poet Ian.
reate, has borrowed many of his finest dg.
ures. Tho author says that ut would be alb.
surd and prosumptous to conclude that any
OF tho similaritics which have beon pointed
out were deliberate or even conscious imita-
TONS yet ho cites so many parallel pas
sagos from the writings of the older poets
IN connection with very similar ones from
Iennyson, that We are inclined to think he
means more than he cares TO admit. In some
cases there is what he calls TRANSMISSION
OF sentiment" while In others the verbal
resemblance is quite close. 1t is moro
probable in many instances that the coin
cdence was accidental than that
poet of unquestioucd genius should have
transacted tile ancient classics aud tho
writings OF seyenteenth-century authors
Tor metaphors the appropriation of which
was quite likely to be detected The writer
IN ColhhW shows tina. Lord Herbert, OF
Cherbury anticipated Tennyson in the uso
OF the peculiar versiGcation of "In Memo
riam,' where the first and fourth and sec.
ond and third lines form rhyming couplets,
whiIe the opening verses of that poem
are declared a TRANSMISSION" of Lord
herberts lines on his brother George Her
pert says; And God has promised. He is
just In memOrium we find And Thou
hast made him. Thou art just" In Tenny-
son We have, "Our little systems have their
day, and Thou, o Lord, are more than they"
In George Hcrbert's "Whitsunday, I'VE are told.
Lord though we change, Thou art the sam O."
Iennyson writes of Commissions of a wasted
youth" while old Vaughn says, "rhese
dark COMMISSIONS that within me rest" Cowper
describes, "LaburunI's dropping wells of fire."
Tonnyson of "Laburnum rich In streaming
gold.' Tonnyson uses the word cease" for die.
Keats in his "Ode to the Nightingale" says
TO cease upon the midnight with no pain"
TeunysOn's " lis better to have loved and
lost than never TO have loved at all,'
finds its prototype in Congreve's ."Tis better
10 have been left than never to have been
loved" His "moauings of the home
less son" is embodied in tho shores of tho
moaning Bosphorus OF Horace. "rhe viol ct
comes, but we are gone" is an eptome of
Moschers Idyll ill.,, l00-105. In "LOcksley
Hall, /" Such an one do | remember whom TO
look at was TO love-" seems an adapta-
ton of Burns "But to see her was to
love her love but her, and love for
ever" We cannot follow tho reviewer
through his long series of extracts from tho
Greek, Roman and Italiun poets, as well as
those Of England. We have adduced enough,
however, to show that either by reading, or
by u kindred suggestiveness of fancy, Tenny-
son must often share with the older writers
the credit of some of his choicest imagery.
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GREAT
1879

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lett for echeoklls OF baggage 70 destination IRON
l. T. FARM iGR, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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FUTURE DAYS.
John SHERMAN & CO.. Real Estate Auctionce
~ st. Cloud Building

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E9.
TATE SITUATED ON X STREET, BETWEEN
TWENTY FIRST AND TWENTY. SECOND
STREETS NORTITWFsSr.
BY virtue of decd of trust duly recorded IN liber
NO $50, folio 81, one Of the Land Records OF tho
trci of Columbia and at the written request OF the
nod OF the prom BsOry note secured thereby, 1,
tile surviving trustee wiz sell at public auction. In
front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
OF February a. ID. 1870, Mt $3.50 o'clock D. m, the fol-
lowing crbed real estate, towlt Being the
part OtOt numbered six (G In square seventy three
t) the said eastern part OF said lot having front Of
eighteen (ls) feet and ten (0) inches the line OF
north street, and running back with the width
to the northern or rear line OF said lot.
Terms of SaleOnc-half cash ana the balance in two
equal payments at three six months with per
cent Interest from day Of sale for which purchaser
shall give promissory notes, secured by "a d ed of
paid cash at option OF the purchaser. All convey
ancing at cost Of purchaser. II terms ofsae b. not
compiled with within ten days from day OF sale the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the
cost and risk OF the deaulllng purchaser after H. g
days advertisement.
!. GEORGE NAYLOR, JR..
Surviving Trustee.
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FOR RENT-IhOUSES.

NOR RENT-Call and see our list OF property for
IL rent JOHN SHERMAN & Co,
fe3-tf st, Cloud Building
A THREE-STORY brick, nine rooms, Lntrobe
IA range and all modern improvements, In good or
der; Inns good stable for horse and carriage; good
nuighborhood No 1857 st W. fe2
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ONE hrst-class French coupe, in excellent order,
y can be purchased on reasonable terms. Inquire
,fJOHN McDERMOTr Il BROS $40 Pennsylvania
Avenue feT-Ot#
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TINTED STATES MARsuAEs SALE

By virtue of writ OF heri faclns. sSucd out OF the
Clerk Office of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia and to me directed, / Will sell public
SALE for cash, ut the Courtho door of said District
on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day VI February, lss0, at
II o'clock M, all the right, tile claim ana interest
In and to the following described property, to wit
ming Twentieth street, Is feet nom the southwest
OF said lot thence north along the line of said
street. IL feet y inc, thence east along north line
1855 feet 10 inches thence south along rear line Al feet
y In, h. thence wet IN line parallel with the north
line of said lot l5j feet 10 inCcs to the beginning
levied upon us the properly OF defendant, James
CARGO, to satisfy executon.No lVi55 al law, In favor
OF Arundel and Fairfax.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
la@6-td United State 8 Marshal. ID G.
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\ NlrED STATES MARsmAIs SALE

by virtue OF writ OF ficri incai issued ont Of tn @
clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
columbia, ana to me directed Will sell ut public
sale for cnsh at the CourtIOuse door Ofsud District,
on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF February 1870. Mt
20cock M ali the right, title, Ca and the intereSt
OF the defendant In ard to the following described
property to wit All Of lot seventeen 40 square six
hundred and eghiy-nine O3l), and the south tart OF
lot seven. In said square commencing ut Tho SOUTH
Washington, ID. G., running thence east with the
sOulh llnc Or 10y sud square, thence north with the
west line of said lot II to tie northwest Of said
lot " thence west parallel with the south line ofsaid
lot TO the east line OF south aptol street; thence
south along said street to place ofbegnning together
with all aud singular the improvements thereon,
seized nd levied upon the property OF g. y. Mat
oon, TO satisfy execution No. il7 law, In favor OF
Jonn $. McGrew. FRFDK DOUGLASS,
iejds United Sntps Marshal d. g.
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EITCn, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers

By virtue of decd of trust dated March 25 A. ID
1874, and duly recorded In lber No. 7S4. folio ~
seq of the Land Records for tine District OF Co
lumnn, and Mt the request OF tho holder of the note
secured thereby, Will sell ut public auction IN front
OF the premises. ON FRIDAY, tie .7ih day OF Feb.
Tunry A. D. 1882 ut oclC OK y. the following de.
scribed real estate, situate IN Washington City, Dis
trict of Columbia tolt Part of lot eight ~ In
division of square hundred and sixty-iour ti8i),
recorded In liber H. ID. g., folio 20 OF the records
of the surveyors office of the district OF Columbia.
and contained within the following mctes and bounds
Beginning for the same at the northwest corner OF
said square and running thence sOuhensterly 0liOO
feet; thence nOrheastery Mt right angle to Connecti
cut avenue 49, feet; thence nOrthwcStorly parallel
with said avenue feet; thence northenserly feet:
thence nortlea5erly at lreater angle feet thence
s1utheaserly feet; thence southeasterly ut greater
angle 6siO0 feet thence norhry III 0jOO feet TO The
line of l. street north and thence westerly with the
line of said O G7O0 feet to the place of begin
ning together with the improvements tn reon bang
premises No. lU25 Connecticut avenue, subject TO
prior deed of trust for $4,000, dated June H. A ID.
1873.
Terms-The Indebtedness secured by said deed of
trust and expenses of sale IN cash, and balance In
twelve and eighteen mo this, for which the notes of
the purchaser with interest ut per cent per Hnnum
from date of sale secured by deed of trust ON prop
erty sold shall be taken. deposit of eco VIII be
qured ut time of sale All conveyanclnga purchasers
cost
MOSES KELLY, Trustee.
"a MUM AnnIl AL FNu
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BERIGEN,-On Sunday mornlnE, the Sth Instant,
Mrs. MARY BERGGFN, In the sbth year of her age.
Funeral to take place from the residence OF her
nephew, James a. Ryan, 1872 Fourth street north
west. on Tuesday, the 10th Instant at o'clock p.
BROWN.-Suddenlyo tapOplexy, sunday February
g. ut the residence Of his sOn.lnNw ID. w. Bruce SOk
Ii street northeast, ABNER BROwS, of baltimore,
Md, IN the 10th year Of his
IuermGnt In Baltimore February 10.
TANNER.--On the 7th OF February, suddenly OF
disease OF the heart, SAMUEL TANNER, IN the 5Sth
year OF his Rge.
Funeral from the residence of his brother. ln-law.
John ERgleston, Mount Pleasant, on Monday, the
Olh Instant. at O'clock =. m.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.NyAHTED-Af Few resi- ectable, ouths. TO practically
w study Architecture and Engineering ut Office
" N 81 OCi-T
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEE SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, NO. $40 MISREPRESENTATION
STREET S. W. BErW ZEN g AND ID.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated the Sth day Of
May. \. ID. 1875, and duly recorded in hber No. Sls
folio 3li, OF the Land Records the District Of Co
lumbn, and ut the writer request OF the party Sc
cured thereby we Will offer Tor sln at public auction
IN front of the premis +, on MONDAY, the I'D day
OF February, 1850, at o'clock D. m, the following
real estate and premises, located IN Washington city
ID. c. with the improvements thereon, viz: Tho south
half of lot No S, In square No. .G6.
Terms Of sale-Une-fourth of the purchase money
In cash. the residue ~ six twelve and eighteen
months, TO be SO ured upon the premises sold with
interest from the day sale Mt tile of seven per
cent, or all cnsh, ut purchasers option.
1t the terms of lie nre not complied with iu iSvo
days the trustees the right to resell the
premises at the risk aud cost Of eaultng purchaser
deposit of sj will be required of the purchaser on
the day ofsale. A. II. STEPHENSON,
SAMUEL II. WIMSATT,
feb7. eoddds Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
STATES MARsHATs SALE.

by virtue OF writ of herl facias Issued ont of the
Clerks Oilce ofthe sup eme Court Of tho District Of
Columbia and to me directed, will sell ut public sale
for cash, ut Drovprs Rest Reservoir, District or
Columbia, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of February
l5, Ut III o'clock A. NJ, all the right title, claim and
Interest Of tie defendant In and TO tho following
described property, tO-wit: Four aud one heller
attached rs the property Of the defendant, Mich Oas
Comply aud condemned by order Of the cot TO
satisfy execution No, 252 NJ law IN favor Of Ann5
O'DRy. FRED'K DOUGLASS.
United States Marshal.
FEnRuARY 0. 1880 fan- lie
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. ND, February 7
Cotton firm. Mlddling, l3c.
Flour strong and active, with an advance of loo
on Howard street and Western family. Other
brands unchanged
Whcat-Southern higher and firm: Western high.
er, but castor at the close Southern red 35@l iO
December, 81 459l so; February, 81 4il5a1 443G
March, 81 l6A@l iG19 April. 81 471Ggl Is; May,
III iS& asked.
Corf-southern easier; Western firmer for spot;
futures easier. Southern white 6Sp6lC; do yellow
6Sc; Western mixed spot and February, 574657lSc;
March, 569B@b6Aci April 52Ig95214c; May, 52IlG
b23Ic; steamer, Soc.
Oats easier. Southern 47d4Sc; Western white,
476p iSc; do mixed, 46@l7c Pennsylvania, 47q4Sc.
Rye quiet at 9OG93c.
Hay unchanged. Prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland, Sl7t@l8 per ton.
Provisions steady and unchanged. Mess pork
$3.50. Buk-meats-loOse shoulders 43IC; clear
rib Sides z; do. packed 54 and TIC: bacon should.
ers, 594c; clear rib sides, Sc; hams lO4@llIac lard
012c.,
Butter steady. Prime to choice Western packed,
2O@26c; roll, lSd22c.
Eggs firm at l5GlGc.
Petroleum unchanged. Crude. nominal; refined,
nomlnally, 1910.
Coffee quiet, Rio cOrgoes, 1s24@l5Hc.
Sugar steady. A soft, 09Sc.
Whisky dull Mt 81 l01aGl II,
Freighls TO Liverpool per steamer unchanged.
Cotton, 3.l6d; Hour, Is Cd grain, 4G4l4d,
ReCeipls-Flonr, 800 bbls wheat, - $50 bu corn,
1880 bn; oats, 5000; rye, $50 bu
Shipments-Wheat $1,000; corn. $500 bu.
Sales-Wheat, 65I7OO bu corn, 2Ol DIG bu.
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T T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

81.
PUBLIC SALE OF REAT ESTATE SITUATED
ON THE WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET
EAST, BETWEEN X AND L STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue of nine separate deeds Of trust Zone on
each lott, all bearing date, Juno 20. \. y. 1877 and
recorded In Llber No. So pages 23S 10 2j0 both mclu
sive, of the land records of the District OF Columbia
and by direction of the holder of the notes men
toned respectively IN said deeds of trust will sell
In front of the premises, SATURDAY, FEB
RUARY II, 1880, ut O'clock M, lots 49, Os, %, CO.,
g. g. &c. % and 49, IN Moses kelys subdivision OF
49, Of the surveyors office of tho District OF Column
bia
Terms One third CASH balance IN six, twelve aud
eighteen months, for which deferred payments the
notes of the purchasers bearing Interest ut the rate
of seven per cent. interest and secured the prop
erty sold, Will be- taken. said lots Will be sold sep
rately III the order AIMED above. and deposit OF
$40 on each lot will be required at time of fale
MAML0N ASHEohD, Trustee,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
AND san FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW York. February T. 1880.
Tho imports for tho week amounted to sS,160472,
(which So,55l5i6 was merchandise and the re.
Money was easy at 400 per cent. on call, and
closed nj T.
Exchange nominolly unchanged, but was weak
for actual business at iS2lIta4S2lS for long and
dSi@m1SM for short sight.
Governments were irregular on small volume
OF business
State bonds neglected and nominal.
Railroad bonds were generally stronger. There
was large business In IrOnMountan preferred in
comes, which advanced from 92T to 0iA for hrsts,
and from 7iN to 10 for seconds reports that the
coupons would be paid March l. Indianapolis
Bloomington & Western incomes rose from 63 to
GiI9; Chesapeake & Ohio frsts sold ut 67l6 and
currency skies ut 423 Erie Consols seconds sold at
WlS@9O's, and Denver d Rio Grande frsts al l0i6D
l0la G.. g. l. z. firsts sold up TO gil8; do. sup.
Elementary rose from 0lh to 81. and @, c. & l. &.
incomes from 1911 to 49, Kansas IL Texas hrsts sold
at lOjIf9l0519 aud do seconds at 6716G16SH Mobile
" Ohio rss debentures fell off from ~ to 70l and
recovered TO 7lH Lafayette, Bloomington q Muncio
rsts fell off from 96 TO 9jN and incomes from II to
7G Wabash consols conyertibles fell on from 9gM
TO 3d. and Great Western seconds from l035z to 103
Tho stock market was weak In the early deal
inRs and the general list declined fraction, but
thU decline was subsequently recovered and the
market closed firm. Co. g. & l. G. fell Off from % to
90 rose to 2l aud closed at 235z. Canada Southern
rose from G6is TO 673z. and Boston Water Power
from 17}S TO 10, but the latter reacted TO 171S Lake
Eric & Western advanced from 33I5 to 3iA and
closed at 841S. Marietta Cincinnati frsts preferred
fell off from IL to H. rose TO 1874 and closed at 1874
Now Central coul declined from 1881 to 23L and
closed at 2i9A. The Elevated railroad shares de-
clined HCg3 per cent, and recovered 1@lH per
cent
The sales for the day aggregated 10000 shares
including Canada Southern 900, Erie 28 OO0 Kan
eas & Texas II 900, Lake Eric & Western $500
Marietta & Cincinnati flrsts preferred 1000 Nash
vile, Chattanooga q st. Louis 1900, st. Paul 600
Wabash & Pacific 1900, and Manhattan Elevated
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lEasA a..

VlRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
the Circuit court OF King Georges county, Jan
unry 10, 1850.
julien J. Mason, administrator with tho will an
neNed of Mary Rogers, deceased plaintiff, against
Lou Rogers, John Il Nicholson aud Wihemina r.
his wife, Effe t. Roder, j. Lacose Rodler, Z. Louis
Rodier, Louisa NJ, Rodier Emma Coates, Anna eliza
Owens, Virginia HaIdinghRm, Henry TAFT Rodier
and oil ers. defei dRnts In ChanceTy.
The object OF this suit IL for division THE real
tate OF which Mary Rogers died seized and possessed
AID tor sale of one mOeiy thereof for the payment
of her debts. And affidavit having been made that
the above.named defendants are non-resdents OF
this Stae II Is ordered that they appear here within
month after due publication fms order, md do
what Is necessary u protect their interests In this
suit.
a copy-teste;
VIM. s. BROWN, Clerk
J. j. MASON, pa. feg3t
T EGAL NOTICE
N. Cohen, OF IIO2 Seventh street northwest having
assigned to me, Julius Lansburgh on the 18th day OF
January, 1880 all his goods chattels merchandise.
bills notes, bonds book accounts and claims, hereby
hereby warned to pay moneys 10 said Cohen, as
hold IN my posse sion all books nppe tanning to his
business and am the only one au hnri1ed to collect
und receipt Any evasion OF this Will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law and all moneys collected
and receipted by NJ. Cohen since January T. 1880 the
time of assignment, will not recognize and Will at
commence the collection as per authority vested
in me. JULIUS La NSBUHGH,
No. III Seventh street.
Assignee Of NJ. CoHEE,
jal1-tf No. li02 Seventh street northwest