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FTyRUSTRES' SALE CT IMPROVED PROP
l. EkTY ON STREET, ABOVE MN aTEkNTI

VlRUsTREN SALE CT IMPROVED PROP
l. EkIY ON SIkEEI, ABOYh NINETEENTH
STREET b NORTHWEST mo. 1868.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 9Th -
cay OF November, A. D. 1875, aud recorded fES8
In the land records Of the District of Colum-.ss.
b.a, in Liber No 81, folio 296 ct seq, and at the
quest Of the owner of the notes secured thereby.
We will cell at public auction, in front of the prem
ises, on WEDNESDAY, THE 22D DAY OF JUNE. A,
D. 1881. AT Six O'CLOCK p NJ, the following Real
Estate in the City Of WashiDg ton, D. O., and de-
ecribed az part OF Lot numbered ten Q0)
in square numbered one hundred and eigh-
teen QiS), beginning at point on North
street, distant pineteen Q9) feet ard six and half
(6) inches west from the northeast corner of said
lot; and running thence west along said street
thirty .fonr GAY feet and three and Il half go
inches thence south ninety-four (9D feet six 90
inches; thence In an easterly direction ,hirty-ive
$3.50 feet and three and a quarter (31D inches to q
point due south from the point Of beginning. and
distant therefrom one hundred and two (l02) feet
and six go inches, a3d thence north to the place
Of beginning
The ters Of the sale are One third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. one third in six
dsy Of tale. with interest at per centum on the
trust upon the premises. A deposit Of one hun
dred dollars will be required whtn the property is
struck off. PREMISES sold subject to the lien Of
unpaid taxes. Copveyapcin9 to be at cost of pur-
chaser. DAVID A. CHAMBERS 1,,.o
CHAS. H. ARMIES, Arus1eos'
B. n. WARNtR, Auctioneer. je1l lot
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STFIGER Il LIEBERMANN
- Real Estate Brokers, 1418 New York ayenus.


TRrsTf1s, SALE OF VALUABLE MD DE-
SEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
u der and by viTtre of deed OF trrst .srs
dated November 10. 1873, aud duly recorded NkH
in Liher 1877. splies 1877 ct seq !, Of the land 81
records for the district of Columbis, aud by at-
r.et: L OF the party secured thereby. we viii sell
Ct public auction, in front Of the premises. on
MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1881, AT $50 o'GLocs PM,
u. e., 3! known and described as the southern
subdivision Of lot numbered eleven I'D in square
numbered rig hundred and ninety $500, fronting
twenty five feet t25 feet) on New Jersey avenue
southeast, snd running back at rts ht angles OF
sven width eighty. four feet eleven inches ga It:
n ln.f. upon which Is erected three story aud
ba. en- ent brick house. known as Ns. 2uS New Jer-
sey avenue southeast
Terms of sale: 81. 500 with Interest at six per
cent 1rom November i, 1876 and the expenses Of
sale " hich will be announced at the sae) in cash.
and tie balsnce at six ard twelve months. for
which the notes OF the purchaser, bearing six per
s se interest from day Of sale and secured by
500 deposit at the time ct sale Convey ancing st
purchasers cost II terms Of sale are not com
pied with within tea DAYS from day OF sale the
Ioperty will be resold at the risk and cost Of the
detaCltiDg purchaser.
P q " y Mi al5IIGE JH ;; Trustees.
]. COLDWELL. AuctiopAer- -d&ds
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M EN 6PRING GOODS.
We have Just opened . splendid assortment OF
sPBlNG DRESS GOODS. comprising ali the new
fabrics. Among the many choice things are Nuns
Yelling, Black White and Colored. in great variety:
satin nsmasse. surah Grenadines Black and Dol:
cred Silks. SILK Grenadines In all tho new designs
Mulis In al the new coors also an elegant line Of
Belgian Linen kheetng and Pillow Linens, al
sizes; French. English and German Hosiery IN an
the new styles An inspection Of our stock u soH-
cited. HOOE BRO. 4 CO.,
l890 r ct. north rest.
APO HRAR IBBITT HOUSE,.
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nUNOANSON BROS Aucuoneers,
IL 9th and ID streets north west

hUNUANEON BkUS AuCuOneefS,
~ 9th and ID streets northwest.
FURNITURE AND FFFECTs OF A PRIVATE
fifth AND M Tn h st sTRsErs sh soGTH.
Visit; AND NE.R SMITHSONIAN. AT
22D. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Par,or Suit in Raw Silk, Tapestry Brussels Parlor
Carpet. Walnut Hall Rack. Oil Cloth, Walnut
FxtentiOn able and Chairs. Mirror. Ingram
Carpets, Walnut Lounge. Walnut Sideboard,
Walnut Marble Top Chamber Set, Oak Colt ,ga
Set, Actresses. Glass and Orockery, Kite len
Wares. &c. sll in good condition, and to which
we invite buyers. telSSs
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

~A1AS OOVAA&NOs huctiouccH.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE THREE-STORY
AND MANsARD ROOF BRICK Re ZOE NOE
AND -FOUR BOILDIN6 LOTS, ON THE
SOUIHWEST CORNER OF AND TWEEN
TY-F1F1H STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated Mays, "A
gs16. and duly recor ded in Lber $40. folios ~
trict Of Columbia. and by request Of the party &C.
cured thereby, we will sell ut public auction. In
froit q the p, emises. to the highest bidder on
MONDAY, JUNE 40. 1881, AT 6 O'CLOCK PM,
ern half CT lot numbered nineteer, GS), and
the eas ternmost part Of Lot numbered twenty one
CID, the Fame being described in parcel az fol
lows BE ginning ut the corner formed by the Inter
section OF the west side Of 25th street With the
eighty -cne feet and nine inches, (8l ri. in. !:
thence SOUTH parallel to 25th street, one hundred
and twenty four u2&) feft and eleven ul) inches
thence east, parallel t. street, ei9hty-one feet
tSl ft) and nine inches @ in to 25th street; ana
twenty forr GA? fest and eleven ID inches to the
pace Of beginning. together with tho improve
ments and appurtenaDces. The above property
bae been eubdivided into lots A, b, y, u and E,
APat OF which will be exhibited at sale. Lot has
alsrge dwelling house. Of thirteen rooms in oom-
ylete order. The other lots are fine building lots
and ali have an ley outlet
Terms OF SALE One fourth cash; balance In equsl
instal IreLts in one, two and three years. it'll in
crest from day Of sale. at six per centam per an
$500 on Lot and $50 the other lots required at
time Of sale. terms Of sale are not compiled
with within five days, the Trustees reserve the
right to resell at the risk and cost OF the defautng
purchaser after three days advertisement in the
Kvelins Star newspaper. Ali conveyanoins at
CHARLES B. MAURY, r,.
je8- c&ds FRANK T. RAWLIN9f,} Afos'ees'
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AUCTION SALES.

T,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IKUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GEORGES OWN. DO.
By virtue of deed of trust to the under -
SIS ned, dated 26ih October, 1869. and duly E..,
lecorded 10 liber T. r., number IS, foio4sA
2S3 one OF the land cords Of the District of Co
lpmbis will Off at pubic s.le. on THURSDAY.
S0TH JUNE, 1881, on the pen isee ct the request
OF the party secured thereby. the following de-
acfibed PREMISES. situate in Georgetown District
of Ooum ba, being all that part Of lot number I'll,
IN Beatty and Hawkins addition to Georgetown.
line drawn north on the east side of Frederick
street from the no1 theast corner OF Frederick and
I'd streets, and unninR thence easterly parallel to
Sd street sc feet. thencs northery and parallel to
Frederick street Il irts feet; then westerly ana
parallel to Sd street SO feet tn Frederick street. then
by and wi laid sll eet to the beginning, with the
improve mtnts.
Terms Of ssle: One third cash the BALANCE o, the
pulchas money i'll e'x and twelvs months the
purchaser giving bis notes. bearing interest fro
the day OF taie secured by Ii n on the propel /
or al OF the urchase money may he paid in ten
days ter the sale deposit of $50 req u1red when
The PROF. erty is struck off. Ali convey ancng at the
expense of the purchaser.
te2O rot Il. P. JACKSON. Trustee
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GALE OF TBRER SPLENDID Bull DING LOTS
- ON khW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NEAR T
STRFFT NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 23D, GA6
IT O'CLOCK We viii sell. i'll front of the ~
premises, 80
LO1S 81. 80 AND 80. IN SQUARE l76.
esch having front Of 20 feet on New Hampshire
avenue and running back to an alley.
Terms: One third cash ba' ance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest and to be tecured by
deed Of trust on Iremises. deposit of $50 re-
CURED on each Et st time of sale. COnveyancny
al recording at purchasers cost.
jelS d&ds DUECANsON BROS =, Auctione.rs.
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VOYAGERs TO EUROPE.

j. ". BOTHER d son
Are the Agents for the sale of Tcketa In this Dis.
tIict Of the
INMAN STEAMSHIP co.
kArGee proposing to visit Europe can obtain Al
information BY applying to
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WALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
ThUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERLY ON THE NOR THEASr CORNER
OF NORTH CAPITOL AND II STREETS
NORTHEAST. DIAGONALLY ACROSS
FICE.
=. By virtue Of deed Of trust. bearius date on -
the 18Th day of November, A d 1875, and hkj
recorded in hber No. 500. folio 1856 ct seq .4..M
one Of the land records OF the county Of Washing
ton, D g and at the request in writing Of the
party thereby secured. the subscriber will sell at
PUB ic aucti9n. IN front OF the premises, on MON
O'clock P M. all that piece or parcel Of ground
y ing and being situate in the city OF Washington,
in the county and District flores aid. and known
and distinguished on the plat plan of said city
and being Lot numbered thirty, &C., In j. Harry
ThompsOn's recorded subdivision Of square num-
division being recorded in the office Of the sur
veyor OF the city Of WASHINGTON in Iiber w F. folio
1t9, together with the buildings and improvements
thereon. consisting of three-story brick dwelling,
with atwo-story brick back building and brick
stable in rear hese improvements contain one
the best bakeries in the District Of Cou nbla with
ell modern appliances for carry ing on that bust
therein
Terms Of sale: One third cash; and balance in
Fly, IL eve and eighteen months. for which the
purchasers notes, bearing int, est from day of
rae, aid secured by deed Of trust on the premises
fold, are 20 be given. all cash at the option of
the purth ser convey ancins at the cost OF our
CHASER II terms Of sale are not compiled with in
five days from day OF SALE property will be resold
at risk and expense of defaultny purchaser. A
dsposlt OF two huAdred dollars will bs required at
the tine Of sale
tes-d&ds RICHARD L. wALL.CH. Trustee.
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CHARLES ". HANDY, Auctioneer.

CHARLES ". handy. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL FRAME
HOUSES on fIFTH STREET SOUTHEAST,
NOS. e17 AND 5I9.
Under and by virtue Of a deed OF trust dated
September "A, 1871, and recorded In Hber No. $50,
folio I65 one OF tbs land records Of the District If
Columbis. and at the request Of the holder Of the
note see nTed thereby. will offer for sails at public
ruction in front of the promises, on WEDNESDAY,,
1HE 18th DAY OF JUNE A. D. 1881 AT s O'CLOCK
l. M, all that piece parcel OF ground being part
tf lot fonrit en- l4l, in square eight hundred and
twenty, two t822). be gnning for the said piece OF
ground at the southeast Of said lot running
thence west one hundred anu five ClO5) feet ~
irch, thence north forty 4l) feet, thence east
one hundred and five 1GS) feet one I'D inch, aud
tnen south forty one 4D fest to the place Of be-
shining: being the south forty one (tD feet front
Ct ead let by the depth thereof, lying and situate
IN the aid city Of Washington.
Terms OF sac: One fourth cash balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at The
rate Of six per cent per annun, secured by deed
of trust the property sold; ali cash at the OPP
ton Of the purchater. 500 down at time of sale.
Terms to be complied with in seven days. Con-
veyanc ng at cost of purchaser.
jel6-c&ds G. A JAMES. Trustee.
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DRY GOODS.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SUMMER SILKS AT COST.
FRENCH PhRCAIINES at S. nerprices5c.
FRENCH ORGANIZES reduced to 25c
Finest Quality all LINEN LAWNS at 25c, for
mer price 400.
SCOTCH GINGHaM5 st IS. and &C., reduced
from 81 4 and 45c.
MADRAS oINGHAMa at 11kc.. fromer prizes l5c.
EEDDO GRAPES at S7}Sc reduced from Sos.
PARASOLS AT COST.
''Marked Down Prices" on BLACK GRENA-
Dimes.
Bargains" in TABLE LINENS. TOWELS. NAP
kINS, sPREADP, &c.
Large Lot of SHETLAND and STRIPED
BAkEGE SHAWLS, ranging from 81 90 to
$500. redue ed from s3. 90 and So 90.
81 An IFsPECTIoN WILL REPAY ALL.
~ ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AvKEUR. CORNER 9TH STREET.
ie1S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW GOODS
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
DESSERT PLATES. DINNER SETS,
sTATUKTTKS. TOILET SETS.
VASES. TEA sRTa
FINE PLATED WARE and choice bits OF CHINA.
suitable for WELDING PREsENTs
M. w. BEvEBIDGE.
1el1 No. 1000 Pennsylvaaia avenue.
EOwLER's PATENT FLY FANS.
FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERs.
CREAM FRKKZERS
TEA SETS. TOILET SITS.
DINNER SERVICES. DECORATED and WHITE.
SILVER PLATED WARE
Of the finest quality in Ice Pitchers Casters, Berry
Dishes. Gaze Baskers. Gard Receivers, sc SO.
WILLAMETTE q EDMONsT0N.
te11 100 Market Space.
THE CELEBRATED
TRIPLE MOTION. WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
CREAM FREEZER.
d c e L Il FED
KEYSTONE CLOTHES wRINaER.
ONLY S5.
THE BEST IN USE, AZ
j. ". SCHAFER,S.
1910 9TH street,
jel0 ABOVE NEW YORK AVENUE.
or REFRIGEBATORS WATEB
" COOLERS. OIL AND GAS STOVES,
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES,
We can show the largest assortment In the city; all
allow prices. Also Carbolized Paper, Moth Mil.
dew and Water Proof. The attention Of Builders
and others Is invited to our large assortment Of
Slste Mantsls. Latrobee, Brick set Ranges, and
Furnaces We are agents for the Social and Fire
side Jewel Lstrobes. st George and Stag Head
Elevated Oven Range and Radi sat Home Furnace.
given for Timing. Plumbing and Heat
ing. w. D. JENk9 g. CO.,
mt til 9Th ct. NV.
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ATTENTION IS CALLED
TO THA FOLLOWING
NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING
Just received at
THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE.
0S9 PENNSYLVANIA Avrrur

939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
New Styles OF Fine Light-c olored Cassfmare su;ts
New eb les Of Fine Oheviot Suits
Dew SN les of Fine SILK faced Check Suits
New Styles OF Fine Dress Suits
New ktyle0 OF Fine terge Suits
New Styles OF Fine Flannel and Yacht Olofh Hutts
New Styles OF Fine Drab d'Etat Suits.
New st, les Of Evening Suits
FIFTY New Styles of Cashmere Pants
Immense Variety OF White Vests
THE LATEST SENHATION
IN CHILDRvN8 SUITS.
II Roya! Blue Jack Ia Srits. from to II years.
busters OF every desert pt,oa for Men and Boys.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
COMPLETE IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
|" PEces always the very lowest.
A. STRAUS,
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
JET FIVE Doors ERox lQxH HgREEI,
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THOMAs E. WAGGAMAN,
II Real Estate Auctioneer

J. Real Estate Auctioneer
PUBL III SALE OF A DEsIRABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND sITUATED ON BOUNDARY, BE
TWEEN NORTH C.PITOL AND FIRST
SHEETS NORTHWEST.
1 y ill sell, at pub ic auction, on THUS "a
DAY, JUNE ODD. AT O'CLOCK P. M, the ~
whole OF Eaid square. being numbered GA. -
(OEtsiLin ing &c. 90 feet
Terms: One-four,h caah balance in six twelve
ard eighteen months at Fix per cent interest. 300
depCsi at time of sale
jelS-d&ds TIE. WAGGAMAN, Auc ioneer.
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I AWkSi LAWNS!
JOB lot Of beautifully assorted Linen L.wEs. 2sc.
i ~ b. 2cc formerly sold for IS Vic Lawn, g.
Hokfs., reduced from Is to l2nc.. all linen 50
doz 0entlemen'e Hemstitched Hdkfs reduced to
have In stock an elegant line Of LAOES, ranging
frem = 10 6cc l0. 600 yards beautiful goods put
up in lOc. packages. Our 20c. Iudia Linen aud no
and 12hc. Brabant Lace makes one Of the hand
sonnet suits lady can purchase for the money
prices.
J. A. LUTTRKLL h CO.,
3e1S SIT Market Space.
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The Bicycle Races.

sfihlFkD CONTESTS SATURDAY..
The bicycle races around Iowa Circle Satur-
DAY evening were complete success. The at
tendance was very large. The windows ana
roofs OF houses on the Circle were crowded win
spectators. Admirable order was preserved.
The crowd got much excited over the several
events, all OF which were holly contested Re-
fore the races opeDed REX smith gave an
exhibition OF fancy riding.
Fer The OF mile race Schooley, Borden and
stewart started. They kept pretty well punched
thlouf hout. Schooley came In first by a pine
10 S:l4's, with Stewart rushing behind him 10
3:l4A.
Coyle made the quarter mile cash In .es sec.
ends, Seeley IN AZ 8. and Cook In Az
Next followed the rive.mile race with Smith
Borden, Blanchard. Coyle and Fowler starting
Coyle took the lead, but soon dropped out, the
race oelng, 100 hot for him. Toward tue last
quarter mile Blanchard went away 20 the rear
abo was out OF the Face sometime before the
nnlsn. Smith kept up very We'll taking the
lea S aLd Keep g IL With change TO Fowler
or Borden now and then. Smith slipped out OF
his saddle and lost the race earlier than he
would Rhd not that happened. IL he had kent
his seat he would not have been able 20 keep
his lead under the terrible drive that Borden.
who was In splendid wind made near the closa
Borden pushed ahead OF Fowler, who was now
The only man he had 10 fight. ana came IN
was lS:42a..
The race OF one mile for boys. on wooden
machines, was very interesting. It was won
10y Chapman. who was too large TO have been
allowed to enter, In $50; Broadhead, second
and Seeley third.
The three mile race closed the days sport
IL was the best race OF the lot. smith Steward
ano Schooley entered, and got away well to-
gethtr. Smith made slight dash Schooley
went In behind him, and Stewart followed
There was very little daylight between the
thrte. They rushed around In tlat order unJil
The home stretch was reached. Stewart eyi-
Gently made the pace, Smith and Schooley
were content TO keep ahead OF him. He saw
this, and pushed them along, increasing HIS
haD nd
worried them. lie made them 20 as he anted
Them TO. " hen tie time came, he rushea by
both the leaders, left Smith wa b. hind, and
went over the line thirty feet ahead or Fo gler.
His time was 10.02..
MI Howell Stewart the winner OF the three
miles race is the st creUary anu treasurer OF the
Arlington Bicycle club, and used an American
hlcycle In the races. The Arlington Bicycle
Club contemplate giving interesting races n
which fast time IL ay be eXl ected some time
next week.
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INMAN sfEAMSHIP co.
kArEes proposing TO visit Europe can obtain Al
info,Tsahon By applying TO- -
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BFTwEEN NEW YORK HAyRr
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
ins sIes9efs of this company viii sail EVERY
Aeboken. Rates of passase:-From New York TO
dsyre, London, 81 uthampton and Bremen, first
cabin elto; secoId cabin $50. steerage. $50; pre-
New York W u METZEkOTf & GO 925 Penn
ave., Agents for Washington. janl2
" NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
BITWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. n r. NEW YORK.
Parthia. We'd, ~ June Batavia. We'd. 20 Univ.
-Gaiia wei. Is July lscytha Wsd.' ' auy.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE
gsU and elOO, according TO accommodations
Tickets to Paris, SIS additional
Return tickets On favorable terms
steamers marked do not carry eteerage
stetrase AT very low rates ktee rage { ckets from
Europe, 1t lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given fer Belfast, 6lss-
TOW, Hayre, Antwerp and other pors on the Con-
unent: and Tor Mediterranean ports.
Office. No Bowling Green. or both Storage and
cabin to OTIS BIGELOW b CO., COS It'll street,
iania vERNoN H. BROWN CO.. NY.
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UNDERTAKES.

1917 Bfgh (32dD sc Geo rgeto ON.
NIL lOppoelte Butcherxf Msrket1
M LILLIAN HACKETT with Aeon, rus BUEo-
Wv DoRF. FURNISHING UNDERTAKKR No.
80 re, IA ave. n. vs. between 81 and ~ streets.
AsGy tnne etclass- jamie
FhHD. sPINDLER
UNDERTAKEN,
JANIS u933 5th %. northwest.
JOHN 3. WEleHT.
UNDERTAKEN
3an1o 1887 10th &C, nOEShWeets
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LIEBIG COMPANY,S EXTRACT
OF NEAT. To be had Of Al etorekeeperr,
Grocer1 and Chemists. Sole Agents for the
United etAtes (wholess'e only. q David
Co., q Mark Lane, London. Ep9lsnd
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
TIE EAST AND The WEST, VIA WARRINGTON
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

A lady gave us rule, by which she
had succeeded In interesting her lively,
fun-loving boys, SO they preferred to re-
main at home evenings instead Of seek
ing amusement elsewhere.
She said, 81 remember that children
are children, and must have amrfse-
ments. fear that the adherence with
which some good parents regard any
play for children is the reason why chill
dren go away for pleasure. Husband
and I used to read history, and at the
end of each chapter ask some questions,
requiring the answer to be looked up if
not given correctly. We follow SINH
lar plan with the children; sometimes
we play one game, and sometimes an
other, always planning with books, sto-
ries, plays or treats of some kind to
make the evenings at home more attract
i've than they can be made abroad. 1
should dislike to think that any one
could make my children happier than I
can, so always try to be ut leisure in
the evening and to arrange something
entertaining.
"When there is good concert, lecture,
or entertainment, we all go together and
enjoy it, for whatever is worth the price
of admission to us older people is equal
ly valuable to the children, and we let
them see that we spare no expense where
it is to their advantage to be out of an
evening.
"But the greater number of our even
ings are spent quietly at home. Some
times it requires quite an effort to sit
quietly talking and playing with them
when my work-basket is filed with un-
finished work, and books and papers lie
unread ON the table; but, as the years
go by and L see my boys and girls
growing into home-loving, modest young
men and maidens, am glad that made
it my rule to give the best of myself to
my family"
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Eggs That are Not Eggs.

1t is very gratifying to learn from a
pamphlet recently issued by the Johns
Hopkins University that for years we
have all been blindly ignorant concern.
ing that useful edible, the hens eggs.
The startling and scandalous facts sci
forth in the pamphlet alluded to as fol.
lows:
1.-The egg undergoes total regular seq.
mentation.
''There is no food yolk, aud cleavage
goes quite through the egg.
'"There is true augmentation cavity.
augmentation is ry thmical.
''There is IN invaginate gastrule.
'"The larva leaves the egg as an Naup.
Illus, and passes through protozoca
stage, and a schizopod stage.
1.-THE fifth thoracic segments and APP
pendagcs are entirely wanting at all
stages of development"
This is certainly matter to which oil
thoughtful people should pay attention
The fact that we have beer eating eggs
destitute of the fifth thoracic segments
is simply horrifying.