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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
MARKETS IiY TELEGRAPH


NlW YORK.
ed in price and dur
sugar dull weak entirely nominal; fair to
good refining "a u ); refined dun and weak 7.
standard A 9Aa9
ST LOUIS.
ST; LOUIS, Novcn her "a Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened lower declined reacted. closed
Der. '''
Corn lower closed flrmer at 62h cash; 6Si1
for December 63h for January
oas slow at "A IL, cash. 45h for December;
46's' for January.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, November 22-Flour lower;
superline AZ II D. double 5i4 u 81; treble 6a6I.
higher grades 6Ea AZ -
Corn fair demand, mixed easy at rs 70
Pork dull and nominal at lSa
Lard quiet fierce refined easy at u a I2B.
Dry, salt meat easier shoulders packed at ";
sides Jobbing 9'f; clear rib Ok
Rice tirmor ordinary 10 choice 5Ih7.
Others unchanged
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New Millinery Store /!

Mrs. JENNIE RowLEY
Has opened her store OF millinery and fancy
goods nj p22 Main street She has been IN the
millinery business for many years, and will
guarantee satisfaction. Her friends win 40 we'll
W call. -
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y. w. WEBB

Opening Large and Elegant Line Of Sill
verware and Watches.
Don't fail to examine our splendid stock
Of fine silverware, Just received; also new
line of watches, gold and silver, waltham
and Elgin-some entirely new patterns.
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REIGN OF TERROR.
Alarming Increase of Heart
Disease and the Symptoms
Which Precede it.
be to Scientific Investigation and an
attempt to Check its Increase.
Wonderful Properties Of "Seda-
ne-de-India," land How to
Properly Use it.
Of Importance for All, Regarding
n NAvp U-fs0AvARv-
REIGN OF
Of Importance for All, Regarding
= New discovery.

mortality statistics of this country show
great proportion of deaths arise from
Disease. But aside from the fatality
attends it, the Inconvenience and sui
which even the first stages bring, make
lssary to take prompt measures for re-
Undoubtedly the greatest remedy
bern times for curing diseases of the
is "Sedatine de India" which is ac-
EbiDg such wonderful results and at
/ 50 much attention. This great rem
|~ssesses ingredients specially designed
: the numerous troubles of the heart
is the result of long and
experiment, and it can be safely as
THAT when taken in time it will cure in
Ease. Do you ever have Nightmare,
bed feeling in side and breast, Irregular
Throbbing, Jumping, Fluttering, Mo-
~ Stopping. Slow circulation of the
\ These are all symptoms of Heart
Those who are suffering and have
|ried it should do SO at once; those who
ker tried it do not need to be urged to
bgain. If your Druggist has not got it
he dollar and fifty cents to our address
will be mailed to you. Sole agents,
Chemical Co., st. Louis, Mo.
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by bull
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for SAD
In Baud
b. hay!
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| by th1
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large buffalo wolves, quite tame, are
p of wonderment to the many stran-
DO visit Savage's store. The wolves
lecly tame and mind we'll as a dog
! Is said to them.
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,yoUs DEBILITY, Vital Weakness,
Ition from Overwork or lndiscretion,
raIly and promptly cured by est. James
They renew the visor ofyouth
} a positive cur for Spermatorrhea,
|ncy, Sexual Debility, etc. Price one
Rnd fifty cents per box, sent by mail
sole agents, Lobdell Chemical Co., st.
NO. July1-d&w-1yr.
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deceased;
| the ulll.a
John j,
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DIR. SPINNEY.
NO. II KEARNEY STREET,
Treats all Chronic ana special Diseases.
VOTING MEN

YOUNG MEN
VXyh May BE Suffering from the Effects
w of youthful fOllies or indiscretion, Will do
we'll to avail themselves of this, the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering human
ity. DIR. SPINNE will guarantee 10 forfeit $500
for every case of seminal weakness or private
disease of any kind or character which he under
takes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty TO sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
of the bladder, often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation and a weakening
of the system in a manner the patient cannot
account for. On examining the urinary depOs-
its a ropy sediment will often be found. and
sometimes small particles of albumenw will ap-
pear, or the color will be of a thin mllkish hue.
again changing to a dark and torpid appear
ance. There are many men who die of this diff
ficulty, igroranto of the cause, which is the sec,
ond stage of seminal weakness. DR.. s Will
| guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases, and
a healthy restoratin of the genito-urinary or
gans.
Office hours 10 to and 6 to 3. Sundays from
10 to IL q. IN. Consultation free. ThoIOngh ex-
Cali or address, DIR. sPINNEY & CO.,
No. II Kearney st.,
my3wtf San Francisco, Cal.
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The Great English Remdya

lie a never failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Wit Atty,
Semipal
SpermatOrrh9a LOST
MANHOOD, Imp0
tency, Paralysis, and
a'l the terrible effects
of Self-Abuse. youthful
fOllies, and excuses in
maturer years--such as
Loss OF Memory, Las
situde, Nocturnal
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Emission, Aversion to Society, Dimness of Wis
ion, Noises in the Head the vital fluid passing
unohserved in the urine, and many other dis
eases that lead to insanity and death.
DIR. MgNTlE will agree To forfeit Five 81 ums
OrNi Dollars for a case of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE (under his special advice and
treatment)w will not cure, or for anything i'm
pure or injurious fo1nd in 1t. DIR. NINTH
treats all Private Diseases successfully withou
mercury. Consultation free. Thorough ex
animation and advice, including analysts Of
urine, S5. Price of vital Restorative, 50 q
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40; sent IA
any address upon receipt of price, or G.. .. d.
secure from observation, and in private name
If desired, by A. Z. MINTIE, n. ID.
Who is a regular physician. graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania
III Kenrney ST.. San Francisco, Gala.
DIR. MIN II E'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NE
PH REIICUM cures all kinds of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. 0onorrhpa elect, Leucor-
rhna. For sale by all druggists; 81 a bottle, six
bottles for rs.
DIR. MIN1IE'S DANDi LION PILLS. are the
best and cheapest ID DYSPEPSIA ana BILIOUS
cure In the market. For sale by all druggists.
wjuly19tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

Down WITH THE TELEGRAPH POLES, The
western Union lawyers complain before the
assembly committee on cities That it would cost
the company =, 000,0 900 10 put all their wires Ia
this city under. ground. In point OF fact the
expense would probably be less than s5cn, 900
Iii Europe the earth system IS considered far
cheaper than the poles not only In the long
run (here there Is no d015t about 10, but In
respect or first cost. Ii The Western Union
were TO bagin their WORK over again they would
not think OF putting up poles. They would
adopt the underground plan as a matter OF
course, for its greater cheapneS5 aud safety
But, Low that they have gone on Investing so
much capital In poles. they naturally object to
sacrificing II, IN whole or part, by taking those
distractions and distgUrements from the
streets. But we care not what the cost OF TIE
change would be. It should be required OF the
company, even II the expense were fully $1,000
0O0.-JOGTfldi or Commerce.
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Tho Conrfs

CoCET ~ CESEBs: TERN
=, ff.,5sy' shepherd az. Pcppel: appeal Us
agt. shepherd: trial resumed.
CIRCUIT CoURT-yl1d3r YdrA~.hps
,. t,riday, Red at Black demurrer over
,atd, and OF calender. Pratt son agL-
DAVIS; ccteDdaRt called and Judgment Fol-
ia.t zee agI Gray; verdict FOR defendant
oe saturday 1'' Appleman sgt Clarke: dismissed
O., III 49,, Suputauoa. United States, use Cess.
sSI Eisehoeiss Judgment SET aside Wash
EsioD Market company sgt wugthen Bros:
Ut mOfTtF 10 pleas oyerTuled and lsaye e1yan IN
Itlhl. lnile1 States use OF Zimmerman, ags.
zimmerman; demurrer oyerruled: twenty days
10 plead. Harbour agL HerIzbereer; iuirment
Sc! aside. shea sgt whmot; motion TO seS
aside order OF dismissal oVerruled. Brady sgt.
TtgelCr; motion Tor sew tTiSl nlei.
EQUITY CoURT-Jr,d0e cor.
Friday. Barker agt. Hell; trustee author.
- 0rar or g.. 900.
Saturday. Barley agt. Ia Ava rlv.r -,-..
company; restraining order continued. AsUs
aSt- Lacey: rule retuTnable February ID. BryAa
agt. GatcEel: orGert0taX costs granted. BLACK
wen ast. Commissioner OF PatenLs; restraining
order rUturuab!c February -. Wise agt. ST.
courtney; rule r,tGrnabie February 3. MoNley
agi; Deit' complainant ordered 60 sell certais
teal estate Levy agt- Cain e. al. restraining
olGer DISCHARGED ana Injunction ~ 20 Caia
aud Boyce. Davis aEt. cam ct Al: raSl raining
o Ger dlstnaig'd a. 10 Cain, B5yce. B0ynJon.
Notd ara Johnson. ENaE5 ACT. unSuoga
h'lrs or smith, appearance Or absent da.sad-
ans ordCtcd.
CRIMINAL CnURr-T'ffr9 TrleaS
F.t1cy. John :. VI. johnson tuurt a. n
is I. Johnson: trlal Resumed.
saturday, Johu ). NJ. Johnson. mJrlay ,f
dames /. johps0n on trial.
PRcEATE CoURT, y,fga Cor.
FHdSy, estate OF Alfred Ii. Rodgers: al
t.iLiSi:Nltcn Is sUtd 10 Juhn y. Larner, hond
Sst4l Estale 81 kdonls l.. VERIFY: same 20 T.. II.
feihy, tCrd 5000: also guardianship TO or
plsrs. Estate 81 E'saRoT j. Tnley; Win flied
and letters 10 Eleanor v Head, bond &, 0ao
Estate Of George w. Clarke; petition for ad-
mtniStratioD filed by Thomas A. r. Keech. AMI
tuoIcatlon ordered. Estate OF Sarah T.
hughes; answer TO citation flied. Estate OF
William Ford; publication ordered on petition
OF * j. Douglas. Estate OF William Wallis.
citation dismissed Estate OF A. W. T. Arc
taLdtt; Citation returned served. Estate OF
hichafd A. E1es: Richard l.. PairO appointed
administrator. bond 81 ie0. Estate or s /.
leaoower; renupcIation CT executors died.
WIZ OF f. III. TrayeTs; Will proyea 10y tso WI
IGSSCS.
POLICE C0URT-JlfIGe .gIa,T
Saturday, Agnes White, loud and hoisterous:
= or - days. Alfred Hurdle, vagrgncy: bonds
or 80 days. David Smith bonds or % d.ys.
Jno. Cockley, loud and b0Sterous: s. or f5d iys.
Chas- Harris, vagTancy; bonds or ~ DAYS Jas.
Hayes, do; do. Reuben Tyler. failing to re-
move snow from his sidewalk; s. bernard
SlyeToerg, obstrGcing the siGeN ak; S. JACOB
johnson. assault on Alice Johnson, MS wife: Is
or 10 days. Nora Buchanan assault on Anna
+. kendrick; go or 30 days and personal bones
TO keep the peace. Chas. ". Hayden charged
With keeping policy anop in t,eorseto Sn. 60
days 10 jaii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

IHK frTURE Or TIE TELEPHONE There AZ
ncM i've telephone companies best !es che
beil-the Peoples, United States and Law Te..
epbone c2mpautes. OF New York; the Eaton, OF
BROOKLYN and the National, Of Hartford There
Is nope that they may stand apart. AMI that
Bell company charges local companies now a
high rental for each telephone they put Ia.
suppose new telephonels offered very low, or
is sold instead OF rented. IL could be put upon
the existing wires and rates be much dimin-
fShed. The price must be broken before the
telephone begins 10 be what it may be- and the
people care little by what means it IS accom-.
pltshed.--RGrtf0I- C0lu'd1tt.
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A HORRIBLE EMBRACE.-While Charles Miller.
last Wednesday morning, was eating his break
fast at his home In Detroit his wife came no
behind hiD, and placing an arm about his neck
in al aflectionate manner, with her right hand
drew a razor across his throat, tnfiicting terri
bic cash, Miller threw up his arms aud re-
ceiEed O second cash across his right hand. The
unfortunate man ran bleeding to the nearest
police station and gave an alarm. He was then
removed TO the Harper Hospital, where his
wounds were dressed. Els Wife is English, and
they have been married for number OF wears.
She claims she is the Queen OF Eng land ami
that be Is the Emperor or Germany, aud that
she stated while She had him In her deadly en-
brace that it was necessary for the emperor 10
Ole IN order that the queen might rGle the
world. The demented woman locked herself in
the house and the police did not succeed ia dis
lodgisg her for several days. Miller will get
well,
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DIED.
ATKINSON

ATKINSON. February 18TH 1851, AT 8 M
Funeral from 1T. Luke's 2. Il. Church. Tuesday.
p III. Friends are invited 10 attend
@. BRADBURY. At Boston Highlands. February
oth, 1881. CHARLES W BBADEURY.
BRADLEY. Sunday evening. February 18th,
ISL, at IL as, JAMIE, infsnt son of John r. ani
Funeral from residence OF Parents. 1911 STA,
street northwest, Tuesday afternoon. February
TO be present.
CROwNER. M1cl5 O'Clock y. M. SATURDAY,
alter a Iinsering illness, Which she bore WI.
Christian fortitude. Mrs FANNY A. CROW SER, ia
Richard and tn, lac Ellen . smith I'd u6 i'er o'
Funeral from the 18th street Baptist Church.
hyes and friends are respectfully invited 70 at
II. INER, beloved husband OF Mary Ellen D. er in
The forty first year Of his age.
delca 2721 DIV barton street.. TIssday' Fs5rusHy
- h. at O'Clock. Relatives and friends in
HILL. Al Woodland, the residence OF his fsthsr,
IN rnnce G Ss, county Maryland. on sunday.
III. and grandson OF the late Richard Smith, OF
FqRs al takes place from The house. on TuesI.y.
KAUFMAN. On February l2th. 1881. SARAH
believed wife OF b. kaufman, In her forty second
!. Funeral on Tuesday next, at p. M, from her
late teSldei ce, 33J IeEIsy igHui2 aNenus north
west l1lt nds and rel. tNvs o invited.
MoULDEA. February iiul. 1881. TaoH.s BFr-
JANlNE MOI LpFS. OF conzestgu If the brsil, tae
81, l:el.n.e, , q ny mothers prayer.
See TIA d5et sJrroWir- t-4rr
Ina SUsl-c- from Aog eyes.
she Reers becqb-s she lost her boy.
H. daElu- aud h-r pride.
~ tn z gave her 80 much Joy
Fore al fToIi SO. "A 10th st-c,s northwest.
Tuesday evening, at o'ciocz.
MUkPHY. Al her fat1e.' = rassar cc n Pr 80
81 4 a
t. If Ihomas All Mar! Murrly. IN tie f FOX
fourt1 year OK Tor a1a
she was 80 lQDs .i:a pain or?sas led
That wore her E.reJSth away:
Ii made her long for sDdoss rest
Which never can decay.
Affection sore lonz time she bore
God thought II best that she should rsst
fBY HER SISTER.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend DER funeral on Tuesday February 10th. ct
O'Clock p. IN.
STARK. February 18TH 1881. FIVE minutes be-
seventy ninth year Of her age for the last thirty.
five years a resident of " sshiDrton.
Funeral Tuesday, February tue 18th instant at
Mrs. Handy, No. 92S L street notthwest 10 which
her friends and the friends OF the family are
EpectfulIy invited
WILSON. ,At2 o'ccek ,, H.. Sunday, February
Revenue Marine Service.
ws s4ngai T tkS Passe from Oh street north
ans5ns- pectoris. Mrs. ARIIarIsIA. wife Of George
TGnSral at the Iesidenc9 OF her son in law,
samuel Thomas, 1921 X street NORTH west, on Tues
the family are invited.
wYLIE. On the morning Of February l4th,
and Ahhs Eys sse @onths OF william H.
Funeral vii take place from the resitence OF her
~ O'Clock a. Reia'iyes and friends Of the TAM
us ale invited to attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

FISH AND THE COLD SEAP.-A remarkable cir
cumstaDce IN connection with the recent cold
snap was the effect on the fish along the coast,
water. Strange as it may seem. it is asserted
that the fish were observed to throw them
selves bodily Out or water on land. A net
thrown In the water was almost instantly filed
by nne large fish. and fishermen found some
difficulty In hauling the nets In. Others were
observed TO kill them In the water with oars
This novel occurrence was witnessed generally
the rivers near the coast.-PoTtSnl0uth (I'aJ
Times,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

FIGHT In A CHICAGO COURT.-A strange scene
took place in the sup eT1or court In Chicago
last Friday, where the distribution or some land
under " Ill was being contested by number
of German women before Judge Jameson. A
good deal of bad blood between the parties had
been displayed during the sitting, and when
contestants could control her wrath no longer
aid struck her leading antagonist with her fist.
The latter accepted the challenge and struck
back, and then fastening her fingers in her as
saiIants hair. g fierce struggle ensued The
fight became general, and In q few moments
eight " omen, one OF them seventy years Old
engaged In al unwomanly contest. The at.
pal clients about the waists, ana after strug-
gle parted them, and In q short time, with the
Temperance Of the Judge. order was restored:
hut the scratched faces and torn clothes OF the
contestants bore evidence TO the bitterness of
the cor fiict while it lasted.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

V,RUsTEEs SALE OF DESIRAPLE IN
i PROVED REAL ESTATE, No 2l0 II SIRE
NOkIHWEsT, NEAR TIE GoyERNNE IT
PRINTING OFFICE. AND SUITABLE FOR
A SMALL BUSINESS, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust to us, dated A
Decem Der 6th. 1877. and recorded in Liber Hf74
No. e!6, folio 24S, ct seq one Of the land I..X.
records in and for the District Of Columbia and at
the request OF the party holding the due AMI m
paid note secured thereby, We VII sell, at public
auction. on MONDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF FEBRU.
AIRY, A. .. 1881. AT AS O'CLOCK M. in front
OF the premises, al OF Lot nun berad sixteen 16l
in square south OF square numbered FIVE hundred
and si,ty. two 1852. } fronting Is feet II street.
northwest, together with the improvements tn are
on, consisting Of two-story Brick Dwelling and
Store.
Ierma of sale: One fonrth of the purchase mo4ey
10 be ia1d IN cash, and the balance six. twelve
eighteen, and twenty -four months, with interest at
seven per cent Convey ancing at cost OF purchaser
,rJt 70 be paid down Immediately after sac If
the rms of ksle not complied with wit1i tan
days after Gai OF SAFE th- slees reserve .ae rs Il.
to resel the property at the risk and cost of such
defanltibs purchaser by giving re days notce OF
Sl!eh resale In the EVENING Star newspaper pub
Gshed IL sa'd city
louis =. sHOEMAKER, trustees.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
D3-eo&ds
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nUNCANSOH BROS. Auctioneers,
IMPORTANT CATALOGUE SALE
PERSIAN, TURKISH AND CHINESE
CARPETS, RUGS
AND
ANTIQUE EMBROIDE RES
FROM INE NELL KNOWN IMPORTS
HOUSE OF
hESSiSS A. 4. EANrINE l. Co
49, BROADWAY. NEW York.
Altogether forming of the most elegant c7ilec-.
tons OF hich Goods ever offered at auction IN this
~ among which may be found choice specimens
pAGHISTAN GHIORDEEs, CACHsMIRE
PEhSiAN, kHORASaAN AND IMPE-
hlaL CHINESE.
Now Oh exhibition, an will be sold at auction on
TUthDAl AID WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 18th
AND it-H H. cox NENCISG AT "a AND 7 oCi.oCE i.
NJ. IL TIE
NEW BUILDING,
too ninth street Northwest
Opposite Patent Off
'aTE!Cfue J Cw ready. f-bl2
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SS1 IHE SHEaG IS

1881 Prs ksILySNfa k65UIE / SSI
10 TIE n3af ~ MIST and so1!hHEsT
sPIEspIp SCT&REY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
rp,,sN r =. r tcfs SASDAEY :, 1ssl:
corner Of sixth and 3 streets. as follows:
EGr I1ttsbnrS sd tue y est, &c :. IL, daily WITH
ds Nth slesSin s Cas- s tto H- H+r1s iEs
70 ClneinnEn. ~ Louis and Chicago; $50 Il.
sf t' xsb co f5r g asf RafLno.p
For Csnsndsisua, Rochester, Buffalo. Nisstsrs,
ssO0s, M ds-g, except sunday g 30 p N dsiiy,
except sst'lrdsy. with P.lsoe Cars to OaasEda.,
Eor WiIhsIosPort Lock hsven and EIR1ra, 1t III 80
For , s.s S Ssily AZ. eze EFT s9ndfy
pm. limited express q Pullman PssIof Cars.
For Brooklyn ii thf aandaS rains connect .,
; Jersey o1ty viii boats q Brooslyn ANNEX. q
For p 81 qhia: 500 am, go an, $50
snd io0o P-m. Limited Express. . SO an,
For Balttm5Gs. 40, CO. 80, 1850 an, .ne
2:S0, 800. i 40, $40. 80 and 10 90 2. n Oh
Sunday. 800. 10 80 Ma. 2:50. $40. S:S0 and
Tor . Pipes OEee Line Line; s4os.n. sDd $40 pm
For Annapolis, 40 8 m and 40 ?. 70. dsls. *
=. sept sunday
Wy asb AfR IIEsEREIsG GSD @ssH H
TON RAILROAD.
F0t a. as1 s 90 Zoo 5 ana y Il ina 90 an
day at 90. 60. IL 90 and IL 40 IL. snd s: 10
pm
For Richmond and ths South. TOO and IL :Oesn
daiiI. sEd 10 2 n 70, caily. except snndsy;
and lOOp , IL 100, 500. 200, 90 aud 9: 10
pm. and Il .0O midnight. On sunday st j tla
and 10 0oa ~ 60 aud los Pm.
Tickets, information. sleeping and psrior car 50
co1nnodstions cal be procured At the Offices. north
EAST corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
and % the depot, where orders be left for the
checGns o! baggage 70 destination from hotels and
residences.
L. FARMER, General PASSENGER Agent.
fRANK THOMSON, General Manager. noV29
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A MODEST hEQBDsT.-At the skating ground
at Battersea Park the other day, some one had
tied 10 several OF the trees that oveYhang the
pond card with the following notice: please
give US your crumbs. Yours, sincerely, The
Little Birds. - london Ti-,stb.
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ItHL MAs BOWLING, Aucti9aeer.
CHABLEs VI. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
On ST REEJ NORTH, BETWEEN NINTH
AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed OF trust recorded in -
Llber No. 4e, folio T. of the land records of fMS5
the District Of Columbia, we viii offer for LIE
sale 1t PUBLIC auctleD, in front Of the premises,
Wednesday, FEBRUARY ODD, 1881 AT 3 Is OCI'K
P M. the west IS feet rs inches from front to rear
OF T1g1nal lot IN square352. in NashinytonCity.
ID. O., being lots numbered II and II, in William
H. Philips subdivision of original lots >, 4, aad
y. IN said square as recorded in Liber 10 of subii
visions, folio 1T, in the office of the surveyor Of
the City of Washington
Terms Of sale: Que third cash; balance In equal
Istalnenta in six C. twelve (l2) and eighteen uS)
months, the purchaser TO give his notes the de
ferred payments, bearing interest at the rate of
s1I (6) per cent alnun, payable quarterly, sad
81 cured by deed Oh trust upon premises sold.
S2C0 down at time of sale.
NATHANIEL CARUSI, r--,..oo-
CHARLES W. HANDY,} ii"7'eo''
j. t. COLDWELL, 6uctioneer- febll- eots