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CATHOLICS FORBIDDEN TO ATTEND PICNICs OR
HOLD CHURCH FAIRs.-Bishop Borgas. OF the
Catholic diocese of Detroit. has issued a pas
Iorad N when ne ior t an Catnoncs IN bis
any public picnic excursions on rivers lakes or
railroads on Sunday or oa holy day or any
other day OF the week. He also forbids the
holding of fairs for the benent OF churchas
schools or other Charitable institutions Withonf
rrst submitting for his approval In writing the
reasons therefor. ~-S
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TO JOIN her HUSBAND AND HIS SECOND WIFE
IneIe arrived at Castle Garden yesterday $40
Immigrants by the Wyoming, from Liverpool,
the passengers by the wyoming were 1877 Nor
mons under care OF Elder II. w. jackson. Some
OF me women OF the party were on their way to
had been With the Mormons two years and had
taken second wife.-M r. World 2sth
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OH! WHY DOES HE IRE AT ME so,
The Question Happily Answered
by a GIay-Haired Philosopher.
brooklyn EAGLE

"Are you the gentleman who answers the
questions sent to the Eagle?"
The voice was filled with music, and as the
bent and gray philosopher who ofhciates as en-
eyes were blinded: A flash OF golden hair! A
bewildering sea Of blue eyes! A struggle be-
tween the red and white roses!
II am me man." he said. wondering What
such loneliness could want Of him.
MAY Task you.a-question7" inquired the
voice, as the beautiful head bowed.
Certainly, anything. Can 1 do something
'Its about Frank. she faltered. 81 want to
ask you about Frank. Oh. why does he treat
me so?" and the sweet face was turned toward
the staggered philosopher, wet With tears and
Is it's it matter OF Ice cream or oysters,
or something OF that sort?'
mo, 40; Oh, no! have plenty OF those But
why does he let me pine?'
Something about theaters? Concert bust
ness? Bouquets? Candy? Bong bong?" asked
the philosopher, ending his heterogeneous with
Nothing, nothing Of that klnd,u murmured
the quiVering lips. why ana so desolate?"
something about presents? Makes you
walk to the park? Won't hire hack? Another
Something OF that sort?'
How STRANGELY you mistake him. How
S edoet you wrong him aGd the sweet eyes
you wouldn't say so. What want to ask is
is-oh! why am go wretched?" and the tears
rained down her face.
MAY be he's growing a beard said the enc7-
clop91ia tenderiy. perhaps he parts his hair
In the middle. Possibl he belongs to a base
ball club, or may be he stands In front OF the
theater on matinee afternoons. Is that it,"
No. he doesn't! II he did wouldn't care
You shan abuse him. came here to ask why
-Why-oh, why am so utterly hopale5s?"
Possibly ne gets drunk" suggested the phil
losopher. "Or his pants may bag at the knees.
Does he brush hts plug hat the wrong way? Is
Ms mouStacAe TOO i0Dg ON one Sta5?D
oh. cruel, cruel" said the maid, sinking
into Chair. You are unjust to him. You
dom know how grand. how manly he is"
What Is the matter with him, then?n said
the philosopher. "How has he made you mis-
cradle? What has he done? What do you
want OF me?n
81 want to know-why-he gets up-be:ween
eVery-act and goeS-Out OF the-uheater. /
to see-her.'
.My dear" said the philosopher, solemnly,
raising her up and putting his arm around her
waist. my dear, you are mistaken. 1 have
Known Frank for years, and he has no love for
aby one but you. Letme tell you something.
Frank has got the malaria, and he goes out to
get quinine. Trust me, that Is ALL
II could only believe that" murmured she
doubtiDgly.
ION my honor"
''Then am happy. II that is an, am con-
tent. but thought some ugly girl had attracted
him.
The red roses had come back, and the sap.
phtre flash to the eyes. and she went out a
grand crush OF color, fragrance, and beauty,
and the philosopher turned to the question:
what was Ewes maiden name?"
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In New YORK. Thursday, Mrs wilhelm,na
Grunwald, aged T2, deliberately cut tha $500
In her left arm. crawled into a barrel of Wates
and drowned herself. ""So'
BY the sinking Of ferry boat at Elysn IN
Thursday. thirty or more persons, chiefiy school
children, were precipitate0 iu the river AMI
Twelve or fifteen drowned. H
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deg stopped pair OF runaway horses in
his teeth and cinging to them. -' -
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Cases of Short..iehtedness.

1t Is evident that we are threatened with &
great national affection, which is likely not
only to be detrimental to all peaceful occupa-
our people. It is important to seek Out tbs be
causes OF this ever-growing evil and contest
them with energy. We can not discuss here all
tine that ena to produce All
tribute to 1t. Among the more active causes
benches, imperfect lighting, too much reading,
style of Typography which is most compatible
with the preservation Of the eyesight deserves
especial consideration; The most important
termipe this by the measurement of the EN-, as
the printers do, for that regards the shank of
the type, Of which readers know nothing; put
the visible letter. | have adopted as the stand
ard OF measurement the letter n, that being the
most regular and sy symmetrical In shape in both
the Roman end German alphabets. I have
found that the In pearl type L. about 0. 10 mil.
limetre Tor about 3 100 Of an tnch) high, In non
pareil millimetTe Tor about rs OF an inch). In
brewer (petitschrittl Ia millimetre Tor about
~ millimetre OH inch), and In pica Cicero
schrfD / q millimetre Ola 1nch)
We have hitherto had no definite rules con-
corning the smallest size of letters which should
be permitted for the Sake OF the eyes, The dis.
lance at which a letter OF any particular size
can be seen does not afford guide to IL, for it
does not correspond at all With the distance at
read steadily, at the usual distance ia reading
/ believe that letters which are less than
mNlimetre and half Q-17 inch) high, Will
finally prove Injurious to the eye. How little
attention has hitherto been paid to this i'm
portaDt subject Is exemplifled In the fact that
even occulistic journals ana books frequently
contain nonpsreil, or letters only milflmetre
(1-25 tDch) bigh.-FTOng ayes ana school,
books" on Professor Hermann COhn, in P0Du.
Tar Science Monthly for Kau.
B P; SHIILABER, Mrs. Partington.) writing
OF walt Whitman, says III recall q meeting
with him Just after the publication OF his
Leaves OF Grass, which title, he claimed, was
poem In itself. Twas glad to meet him and
said 80. He bent his clear blue searching eyes
upon me and replied, Are your It was
queer and rather impertinent interrogative.
thought. at such time, but after learning hts
ways found IT was just like him. His face ia
very fine, and now aure0led with his white
hair. has more wise and patriarchal look than
when first met him. He rivals Thoreau for
eccentrtcity and harmony With nature but is
less harsh in his manner, believing more In
mankind, and studying human good with a
gentle and loving spirit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-30

John T. Raymonds motuer-in law, Rose
Eytinge, Is six months his junior.
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Diver LANDINGS.

IL Nes'
The Steamer ARaowsMITH leaves Potomac
Ferry wharf. foot OF 9TH street. every
SATURDAY. MONDAY AND THURSDAY
% O'Clock s.n for ALL RIVER LANDINGS m
Tar ne Currtomsn and LeonArdtown. soording 10
schedule. Returning Sunday, Tuesday and Friday
mari II. j. 6TUnH, Purser.
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LWAYB DECU1RE And BEIIABLI
NATIONAL sAFE DKPosIT COMPANY.
18th Street and New York ava.

Xire. Burglar and Damp Proof vsulta from oS
% $50 year; 0overnmenf Bonds on deposft for
q per e. 0Uo. Also receives dtlvervare In Truuks
for moderate rate. Board Of Managers: William
eticknsy' PreGidsnt; 0eorge ". Riggh yiee prs.ss-
treasurer; Henry q. willard. John CsssslA Ihcs
Evans. DAf1A
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HUsARfs LINE.
NEW YORA-aOTTERDA

The nrst.clses Steamers Of This Line.
AMSTERDAM" "ROTTERD4M,"
"SCKIEDAM," Nv. A. SOHoLTEN,"
"P. OALAND," and "MAAB,"
Carrying the q. 3. Mails 70 the Setherlands leave
Mstt0n stores. Brooklyn. regularly. on WED
Isl Cabin, es0-e7g. I'd CABIN. $50. sssersse,
e26. II. CAZAU1. General Agent "a South WIZ
METZER0TT & 90. 925 Pennsylvania ave,
Washington; or +: II. JOHNSON, AGENT, NationS
10TH e. northwest 1An17
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MEDICAL. &c.


nR; BROTHERS is the Oldest Established La
~ dies Physician in Washington. Female
irregularities, DISTINCTIONS and Leucorrhgs
pos ,se Smithsonian ,aa. No charge for advice.
RR, RICORD. l4l WEST FAYKTTE ST. |,
and private practice. is enabled gosrantee cure
10 syphlitic disorders of the blood. throat or
skin. victims OF iDdiecretion with Spermatorbea.
premature decay. lost manhood, &c', rendering
marriage improper or unhappy. are radically
!hIss to eight days BY : local remedy: GsS OF
HEAHEIpHa Ia WE5AtTh ivph q; ! y q WEsrs
s! ae.dssss nens 1 Desss.SS. Ho
sIer.ion. self abuse. or over indIIsenoe vnioi,
SOa One SSa
treatment. One dollar . boz. or SIX boIes for
Ss gsspsa cure on sSS
With each order received by us for ny boIel.
UuIeS.ssr our written sa.r.n.es e return sSs
tns suos Sg AZ. nSi ssS %
: 49, "a ss. Agents 1S'n
NyANaOOD REsTORKD.-Av victim Of carly in-
iscsy ste, having tried IN vain every Known rs@s-
sy, hsR discovered simple mezlf Of self cure.
Witch he win send free 20 his fellow suflerer:
o saa1ss - os.sh "a h 4. 4.
Y and saturday, 81 h,s ofhos. $50 3 q. norsh.
vest se.r 81 ST.. from 70 9 p: m. who, With !.
of the Urinary. Ore ana Nervous and seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal kmissions Inlpotency, 20.
lively cured IN from to 10 days Consu1tsfior
strictly private, and separate Offices for ladios
Main oftoe. Is 3. EutaW It,. Baltimore. Oharese
moderate fohf
MADAM DE FOREST HAS RIMFDY TO6
MI Ladies, All female Oounplafnts quicilv aurs6
Gan be consulted daily ct pa 7th street. north WesS
Once hours from TO p. febo-lms
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The present Car is the first since Peter the
Great who has not married German Wife,
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VOYAGEBs TO EUROPE.

J. W. BOTELER SOR
Are tie Agents for the sale of Tickets in this Die.
trfct OF the
INMAN STEAMSHIP 90.
fartee Proposing TO visit Europe can obtain AZ
apl-Sm j. W. BOTKLER SON.
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THE TRADES.

NIBSON BROTHERS,
", oPkAAOLiCAL HoOh AL yO5 fhiNTHhos
~ Fine Printing Q specially. janls
DOOKBINDIN0-The LYCKzz BNDKRr employS
ID nrst- olAss Workmen, and turns out Superior
city. l0l2 Pa ave-. "a Aoo1. ocu
TMrO8xDD SALAD OIL fen Table and
COMP. LIOCRIOR pOWDIR. for purifying the
blood and regulating the system. 2Sc- Per box. q
A. IL KLsOCZDW0KI,0 DRU0 gTOR1,
narll an 0th q. ~.
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NQkrH GERMAN LLOYD-BrnAMsHrS
IN Lrss BKTwEEN NEW YoRK, RIvnI, LoNpoI.

~ SLSz 0ATwEEs NEW YORK. HIvRA LONDON
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The cleaners OF this company win san eyery Hats
ardsy from Bremen Pier. foot OF 3D. street Hobokeu.
sates 81 pkssase:-From New York TO HavreL Lon
Ion. southampton and Bremen. first cabin. olOCf
second cabin. S60; steerase, $50; prepaid Kecrasv
srnbcsteA S2s For freight or passage apply %
w. G. msIZERofT q CO.. pas 70. Ave-. Aren't
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PORTsMOUTH.
POTOMAC sTFaM nnp co,,p

until D. m.
The E'esmer will extend her trips TO Georgetovp
every D onday, stopping at Hartley's harf.
1lckets and Ststerooms can be had, and infor.
NATION cheerfulJ furI iehed, NJ b. w. Reed'e
sons ZIG st. northwest; Cooks Tours, 1881
Pa ave. W. Roose's cigar stands; ut principal
hotels; "a Polkinhorn. next TO City p o., and
ct Company's offite, foot Of TIN street
W. p. WEIGH Agent snSo
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COMMENTS OF THE new YORK PRESS.

From the rrbunc.1
But though Mr.; Gilber! seems 70 write with moro
the less funny FOR that There Is no nScd for those
VITO do not care care for 4 to look below the surface
surdites and preposterous incongrutcs any other
Of has sSoks heT me nSoS G nnS q Css S
bit OF reasoning which conylnccs Patience that Il
a paradox rs that which prevented, young BREEDER.
lex" IN The Pirates Of fenzancc" fron leaving his
Billy and Virtue ''is viii S make e srqSrpc that
we have seen SO little Of icstheticsm here. The nun
of the piece, the wit of the dialogue and songs,
perfectly obvious and one does not need to know the
original to be able to laugh ataclever caricature.
In the score of "Patience" Mr.. Sullivan has fol.
Loved pretty much ne na 'haT ne aaoh.ed
II Is not! perheps SO perfect 6nrlesqpe on grand OPP
o%eS S lie ss lines very closely The nae %
both acts but especially the first one, are thoroughly
"Bunthornc." and there is q capital air for Lady
Jane" at the beginning of the second ACT preceded
companies herself on a small, old.ashioncd Italian
SS nSFS While 6 ono al
CHARMING and no doubt many o. them VIII before
be- but the cicverest thing about the score OF lhi
opera Is the exceeding ingenuity with which Mr. Sui
Se pretty Sss S he types s Win
which Mr. Gilbert has supplied HIM IhHS sung by
manly and wholesome rs the music of the Ideal
sonss Allotted TO CSe " The Idyc are as
pie and pastoral as anything well could be- and suit
the music Of me Ssheies i rs the music Of the
past, nor Of the future nor yet OF the present y y
simply aesthetic, and Mr.. Sullivan may Dp cfsdited
with the creation of school OF music as limp, dis
lolnted aud atudnlzng as the mslhetes 'hemselyes.
of the "Coloncls" songs bright and spirited, and
| lent; "Grosvcnors" ballad, "Prithee, Pretty
| Maiden" Is charmingly graceful and melodious
patiences" second song, Love II Plnintive
| Song" is flowing and pretty; and there is really
beautiful xte,te,unaccompanied in the finale 70 the
| first act There Is, too, a good "pntter song" for
"Bunthorne," II you're anxious for to shine In the
high aesthetic ne and there are several good duets
and trios. The overture IL bright and taking, made
up OF airs from the body of the work, and Ike til,
| rest Of the work II is clevery scored.
served at the Opera House.
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HE LOVED HIS BIRDIE

"Do you love your Birdie as much now
as you did last Thursday"
II was beautiful girl who spoke these words, rs
she leaned her head trustingly on the shoulder Of
young man whose strong right arm encirced her
corset.
Your heart must tell you that do, my sweet
he munnured folding her closely TO his breast
Juliet Mahsny aud George Williamson had
plghcd their troth months ago in the iestal Chris
mus. tide when the earth was wrapped in n
mantle OF snowy whiteness and tho moon looked
down, cold and beautiful, on the thronsed oyster
saloons. IL was now July Tho snow had given
way to the violet and the oystor TO the Ice. cream
but Juliets love never wnvercd. She had for
George calm but intense affection that buried all
else ia It's won drous depths. "A true woman never
loves but once, and you arc my Idol, she had said
TO him one night after he had told her that her
hustle was coming loose. From that moment each
understood the other perfectly
But Georgie, dear" said the girl again, " IL you
love me with really and truly love- kiss me
a shudder passed over the young mans frame
and he changed the subject 81 conversation. But
the sirl would not listen You must kiss me"
she said, " or you do not love me-"
Turning ghnstly pale In the dim half light Of the
turned down gas, he ayerted his head and said In
allow, choked voice ~ cannot iss you"
"Cannotl" shrlekcd the girl In an agony OF
grief clinging % him with the energy of despair,
while deathly pallor overspread her check.
Tell me, George tell me truly, what has come be-
tween usG"
George Williamson said IN low, bitter tones, every
word falling upon Juliets waiting ears with ter
rbe dlstinctness;
~ am chewing plug tobacco"
Two minutes later Juliet came into the room
kicking something along the floor in front OF her.
It was euspAdOre.
She had proven her love.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-26
FrNANcrAL NEWS.

The following observations ON the trans
actions in the financial market Saturday, together
with opening, highest lowest, and closing quota
tons, furnished by the banking house Of II. d.
Cooke, ir, n Co., 1870 street, Washington, j. c.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW York, Sept. a. 3:i5 p. m.To days market
opened quiet and steady and so ruled for the first
hour. A slight decline then occurred, followed by
n gradual Improvement which anally resulted in
a rise Of h@2 per cent Late in the day part of the
Representatives lost on sales TO realize is usual
the last dry OF the week, and the market closed
k@2l6 per cent. above yesterdays closing The
strength Of the market was due TO the fact that
call was mnde by Secretary Window for t2OOoO,OOO
extended per cent bonds, and also to the fact
that the bank statement showed an increase OF
81 100000 In reserve instead Of decrease, as WIS
expected. Money ruled az sac per cent. Govern
ment bonds were strong at yesterdays quotations
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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followed by reaction OF L@1K per cent, the lat.
ter In East Tennessee, and later by an advance OF
h@lLper cent, in which Alton and Terre Hnuie
was most prominent subsequently reaction ~
lsaS4 per cent took place, but during the Aher-
n0uncementthat the Secretary Of the Treasury had
decided TO call s2j 100000, and would purchase an
additional s200000O0 OF bonds II offered At fair
cent, the latter In Hannibal and ST. 10 preferred,
which reacted ~ per cent, &C the close. In the
final sales the general list fell OF 11M per cent
Transactions aggregated S302i0 shares, including
Central Pacific, $500; Delaware, Lackawanna aud
Western, HqO0; Denver aud Rio Grande, 400 !
1900; louisville and Nashville, 500; Michigan
Central, 500; New orleans Pncho, COO; North.
western 900; New Jersey Central, 1890; North
Reading, 22OO0; 81. Paul, 1920; ST. Paul aud
Omaha, 16SO0i Texas Pacific, 1900; Union Pacific
1890; Wabash Pacific, l2,i00; Western Union, IL,
700; East Tennessee 5000
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-26

DOUBLE TRACK JANsEy COUPLER STEEL RAILS
Schedule to take erect sunday May o. 1851
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-26

To a criminal neglect of preventive medication
may be ascribed majority of the ailments which
affect humanity. II Is a we'll asceriained fact,
resting on the experience of over twenty-five
years, that course of Hostettcrs Stomach Bitters
will put even naturally feeble system In such
state of defense that 1t will be competent to resist
the most prevalent causes Of disease, such as the
malign influence of miasma, unwholesome water.
excessive heat, damp, cold sudden changes OF
temperature, &C. Yet there nrc thousands OF per-
sons living in perpetual peril from one or
more of these causes, who rccklessy omit 10 avail
themselves of the absolute protection which this
fnmuNs vegetable antidoe affords. Intermittent
aud bilious remittent fevcrs, rheumatism, general
debility, nervous weakness and irregularities OF
the stomach, bowels, and liver, would BIO com.
In universal in the districts were they prinoi
pally prevail. MWF
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New YORK, Sept 2i.-The imports of dry
goods and general merchandise at the port of New
York for the week ending to-day are Sl095S 395,
making a total OF $500 0is,Al Since January this
year. against 1866 OBS for the corresponding Pc
Rod In 1850 and S93S,Oeiad In 1879. Money loaned
up TO per cent. per annun and l.Gt per diem, the
lowest rate being per cent, and the closing rate
per cent. Exchange was steady at tS0I4 614S0A for
long and 1881 e94Sil4 for short sight Governments
were quiet and steady State bonds were dull and
nominal. Railroad bonds irregular on a moderate
volume of business The stock market opened
weak and generallya fraction lower. and In the
early dealings the speculation was irregular and
unsettled AZ the first board, however, the entire
list became strong, and under tho influence OF
good buying movement prices rose l4tg3l per cent,
Alton and rerre Haute, Fast Tennessee, Denver
and Rio Grande, Hannibal and 81. 10 preferred,
Lake Shore, and Union Pacific leading. This was
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Died.

HEPBURN.-on Saturday, September q. GEORGE G.
HEPBURN, aged % yenrs
Funeral this (Afonday) afternoon, September "a,
1884, at o'clock, from the residence OF his grand.
mother (Rebccca Van Horn) No. 400 street south
east
LINES.-on Friday, September %, at Sweet thnly-
beaie Springs, Virginia, nfter lingering Illness,
HESRY +, LINES, aged 10 years.
Montgomery (Ala.) papers please copy.l
woLLARD-on Saturday, September a. 1881. pf,er
lingering Illness JoHS ii. WoLLtRD, believe sun
OF Ann and the late Hezekiah Woilard.
Relatives and friends are invited TO his late resi-
dence ia Tenth street, on Tuesday, sTth ut p. m.
Ills remains will be taken TO Trinity Church. George
1. vn. where funeral services will be held.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-26
REAL ESTATE.
Tho Omcial Transfers as Recorded sasur
AnN.

The OmclaI Transfers Ne Recorded Sasur-
day.
Mr.. ]. +. 0lmstead presents the follow
ing transactions in real estate in the District asre
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
on Sixth street west, between P and Q streets
north subot 1872 40 by 90 feet square 40, William
J. Partello TO Annie Chapman, $1,000.
On street north, near the corner Yer Ct I "
second street west, part of lot GO by 20 ieeU,
square 80 Harriet D. Coolidge to George A. Gustin,
Same property as nbove described, George A.
On Boundary street, between Fourteenth street
west and New Hampshire avenue, part OF sublot
20 Is feet inches by depth), square ~, George g.
Round TO Harrison N. Bennett, 500. =,
Same property as above described Harrison NJ.
Bennett 10 Bridget Leonard, $3.50.
On T. street north, between Fifth and Sixth
streets west subot y 5 feet ~ INCHES by 90 teeO
square 47p, ThomnsV. Strange TO Alice Lee strange
on street north, corner Of Fourth street west,
parts of sublots l. 81 81, and 81 t22 feet by depth,
square 5l1, Fondall +. Alexander trustee, TO Ber-
On Third street west, corner Of street south,
part of (25 feet by o. feet ~ inches), square
north Of $50 Margaret oconnell 10 Bernard Leon
On First street west, between l. and NJ streets
NORTH subots AZ, IS, 40, go 81, and SO Q17 by 100
fect square 60, and on Pierre Place, between
First street west and North Capitol street. sublots
SO 70 ca, both inclusive (29i by 1876 feet, square
go, Rudolph Echhorn TO Andrew II. stamp, Si,Ov2.
ON c street. north, between sixth and seventh
streets cast sublots 81 % and % go feet by dcpth
square $685. william Rupp TO George Otto, eI41.l5.
GEORGETOWN.
On West street, between Congress and Valley
Streets sublot Is t23 by 40 feet, of subdivision
OF square 100 known as Nichols Place, A. l.. Boul-
ware OF al, trustee to William II. Dougali, $500
COUNTY.
On Columbus avenue, between Morris and Erie
Streets sublot II go by $50 feet, block sof Hall and
Evans subdivision lof Meridian Hill, Timothy ID
DAILY ct al, trustees, to Robert J. Wynne, $3.50.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

rlTE MODEL FAST LINE ANDTIIE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
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Tho Union Pacifc earrings twenty-five days In
September increased $4,000. The 81. Paulearnings
the third week In September were, 1881, SIS, 900;
1880 S292 1877; increase s0a 500. The Coal aud Iron
journal this week says: There are more inquiries
than one week ago, and, although the improve
ment is not very marked, there Ia better feeling
among that class who were Offering coal at the
very lowest prices, and these at least have made a
slight advance In prices" Cotton is up IL points.