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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-08

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL. ESTATE AT TIE NORTHWEST 0OR
NLE Of LENNsYLVAN1A AND SEV en-
IkEN ~ En-, STR j Fl NOR rHwEST, INT
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court IN
Of the District of Columbia, passed the It'll !...
d.y ct June, 1881, in cause wherein JaEIes, Glk
81. Towers is complainant, aud " Hams and o.ha q
are defe ndants, the same being equity ciu e No.
769, chancery rules =. will offer for sale 1t pub
DAY, 1HE 10th DAY OF JUNE, 1881. AT HALF
PAST Four O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON. tn. fol-
Lowing described rea estate stustsd in the city OF
Washington, District OF Oolu nbis, namely All
that part of Lot enc Q.) in square nu inbred
and described as follows: BEGINNING a. the corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and Eth .tree ct est and
running thence north, with the lire of said street.
ninety eight (9S) feet four ca inches to q six-fcot
ALT thence west. with the line Of said alley TWEEN
said 18th street. thirty two {32) f5et thence in a
suaight line to Pennsylvania avenue at point
fifty 600 feet west from the beginning and thence
easerly with said avenue to the beginning together
with tie buildings and improvenents thereon.
Inc properly Is nesriy opposite the new State.
War and Navy Department bulldog. and is i'm
proved by three-story brick house. with st )re
room. The property will bs sold free from taxes
and membranes
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One.
in two equal instruments Of one and years rom
the day OF sale, with interest to he secured by the
noes OF the rurch1ser; the title being retained by
Trustee until the whole purchase money Ia paid; or
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. deposit of
$3.50 will be req uired when the property is struck
Off. AL conveyancing at the p1rchaser's cost.
,,oo william P. YOUNG.
1920 New York avenue, Trustee,
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers.
les 3taw &dbs
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TOMORROW.

ESRUSTEES' SALE OF TWENTY ONE VALU-
l. ABLE LOTS ON STREET, BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND EIaH TENTH ats
NORTHWkST;oN SEVENTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND T STREETS, AND ON
OREGON AVENUE, CONTAIN IN ALL
OVER AZ. 000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia, passed May 9Th, fm
1881, In Equity cause, No. 3. 1872, docket Is, .4s
The undersigned will offer for sale st public auc.
ton, in front of the premises. on THURSDAY
JUNE 9TH 1881, AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lots num-
bered eighteen QS). nineteen u9) and twenty (2W.
u62 These Lots have been subdivided By the
trustees into twenty one CID Lots. six of which
have each front on st., between 18th and 18th
street, Of 20 feet IL inches By depth of 81 feet
inches. Five Of said Lots have each front of 20
feet on 17Ih street. between and T streets, by
depth OF 100 feet Blk of said Lots have each 8
front OF 20 feet IL inches on Oregon avenue, by q
depth Of 81 feet inches. and the re manning four
have each front OF 20 feet 81 inches on street,
feet.
The decree directs that all taxes and assessments
shall be pad out OF the purch ase money.
Terms: One-fourth OF the purchase m cney to be
paid in cash, and the balance in equal parts at
Six, twelve ard eighteen months, for which the
notes CT the purchas eha be taken, bearing in
teres from day Of sale. and q lien reserved upon
the property sold. deposit of $50 will De re-
CURED on each Lot at time of sale. Terms to bs
recording at purch aser's cost.
IRVING T1s.++1A .';s r street. Trustees.
458 Louisiana avenue.
lUNCANSON BROS Aucts. mas
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until p m
The Steamer viii extend her trips to Georyetovn
every MonGay, stopping at HartIey's wharf.
Tickets sIi.4 Staterooms can be had and lnfor-
nation e;esrfuly furnished, At i. W. Reefs
sons. i2lS st northwest Cooks Tours, 1881
hotels; B. + PoIkinhorn, next to City p o., and
1t Company Office, foot of 7th street
". p. WEI Oh, Agent 40
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
FALSE TEETH

Young lovers and Sunday newspapers usually
go to press Saturday night
The Stuttgart royal palace contains Sos rooms.
On leap year they 90 upon the roof.
4 Chicago restaurant keeper advcTtises "roast
turkey and cram berry saus" and Yet hungry
man might go where they spell better and fare
worse.
An advertisement in a New York paper an
nOunceS: Seal-skin SacqucS reduced TO 500"
This will be good news to persons in reduced -
circumstances.
An old bachelor was counting widow and both
had sought the aid of aTttO give their fading hair
darker shade. That's going TO be an afiectiOnate
couple" said a wag. How so?' They are dy-
ing for each other already"
The fellow who used to MARBLE to his girl, Take
me back TO the place where | first saw the light,
to the dear sunny South take me home" thinks
now that he prefers seat near the stove in Navy
Yard car to showed up fowery mead in Paris,
DR.. Swing predicts that a woman will continue
30 grow in sweetnes and beauty until the difference
between herand an angel less than Onehalf ofOne
per cent. This may be true, but somebody is going
10 get awful tired waiting for the coming Of the
millennium.
See here" said fault-fnding husband to his
wife, I'VE must have things arranged in this house
50 that we shall know just where everything is
kept with allmy heart" she sWeetIy answered
"and let us begin with your late hours, nv love;
should dearly like 10 know where they are kept"
he lets things run usual.
People should be careful to pull down the blinds
when ratiring. The other night the entire fire
department assembled clear out at Tweutv-siyth
street and discovered after all that the alarm
was occasioned by the reflection from the
fire place on an old maid who was going to bed in
asuit Of red flannel underclothes.
A London genius has discovered a method of
taking photographs in the hundredth part of sec
Ond. We rejoice to think that the time has come
when man viii not be compelled to feel that he
Is looking like an inspired idiot waiting for the
grand inquiSitOr TO garrOte him for conspiracy BY
the new process fellows sweetest expression can
be taken OFF before he has time TO communicate
with his knees
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
VIRGINIA NEWS,

A. J. Allen (colored) member of the Danville
City council, died last Wednesday.
Passenger trains will commence running over
the Charlottesville and Rapidan Railroad on SUN
Gay next
Rev. F. D. Goodwin, rector fist Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church, Wythevile, was paralyzed last
Friday on the right side.
Mr.. Lewis, of Clarke County, Virginia. is irving
TO sell one Of General WaShingtonS swords to Con-
gress He wants $4,000 for it.
Foul play is suspected in the case ofthe death of
Hannibal Brown, the old colored man found frozen
IN IN ms chair on Sunday morning, near Warrenton
A son of B. NJ Cambell, formerly of Baltimore
put now living near Midland Station Fauquier
tounty, accidentally shot himself while out hunt
ing on Saturday. His gun caught in a fence as he
Was getting overit.
Judge Green, of the Danville Circuit has ten
dsred his resignation to the Governor, to take
Gngct February !. Governor Holiday will appoint
99uu2G Greens successor, to hold Office until the
legislature, which meets next winter. shall elect
one Tor the full term of eight wears
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
Sor @enf.
ROOMS.

600 ESTREET, NICELY FURNISHED, COSY
Qua rooms third floor, front. cheap; also small
rooms, with or without board; Northern cooking.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
SPORTING NOTES,

party of English bicyclists will visit this coun-
Try in the spring.
jim Mace and Professor Miller are giving sparring
exhibitions in Australia.
Ross, the Oarsman, is anxious for a race with
Boyd, either in America or England.
D. c. Rosa, the Scotch athlete and Edwin Bibbv
VIII WTcstle for $3.50 a side on the 18th instant
j. Hoalirg, late of the Cleveland base ball
club, Will probably play with the Worcesters next
Trots 10 sleighs have been a winter amusement
IN the North, butno time seems to have been taken
for record.
leahy, of San Francisco. and Cotsford, of Vic
torla Will probably row against each other during
the summer
Brouthcrs is likely to play first base in the TROY
ciu6' and then Common viii take his former place
q third base
Leary, the we'll known pitcher, is being negoti-
atcd with 10 fill the vacancy caused by the retire
mcnt of George H. Derby from the Detroit club
Captain Webb, the swimmer proposes to swim
from HOlyhead, Wales to kingStown Ireland about
seventy miles in direct line, some time next sum
mer.
Or. Carver, the famous shootist. has been
matched with Scott, noted English shot, to shoot
at one hundred pigeons each for 81 900 side on
February l.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
Mr.. HELPERS LITERARY PRIZES.
Two Awards Made for Essays on His
Scheme for a Rack bono ROad.

The author OF THE Impending Crisis" Hinton
Rowan Helper offered, last spring. 5000 in prizes
for three tTeases in prose and in poetry which
should most vigorously and truthfully advocate
his wonderful scheme of a backbone continental
dOublctrack railway from Behring Strait to Cape
Horn. The pamphlet in which he advertised his
plans had some peculiaTities which would induce
the reader 10 suppose that Mr.. Helper was an hon
Ored inmate of lunatic asylum: but there was
method in his madness He had the money. and
he intruStcd ii to committee composed of Thomas
Allen president of the Iron Mountain Railway;
Carlos :. Greeley, receiver of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad: and DR.. William F. Harris, the we'll
known Hegelan. 1t was placed in the St Louis
Bank of Commerce Ii was announced the other
morning that one of the prizes, 81 900, had been
won by William Wharton Archer, of Richmond.
This was third prize for essays To this announce
ment it can now be added that the first prize for
poem, 81 600 has been won by G. Frank Carpenter,
Government engineer, of New York, on temporary
duty in this city. Mr.. Carpenter has received
check for 81 OO0 signed by the three trustees. His
poem contains about FIVE hundred lines. Mr..
Helper, in his minds eye, saw the inhabitants
even of Alaska and Patagonia enthusiastically en-
listed in favor of his road, and one hundred and
fifty thousand men at work upon it i'll 1882. He
directed the poets TO elevate themselves to the
lOftiest heights of sublime ideas and ennObling
sentiments and expressions, whereby they might
rightfully and triumphantly captivate the head,
faScinate the heart. and enraDture the SOul -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
A Story Abou. Jefferson.

sketch of Joseph Jefferson in the New York Times,
sels the following story of the actors first appear
Gce on the stage, at the age of three years: AT
We uIne III question his aunt the great Mrs Chap
man, was playing Cora In that part referring
20 me child, she says to her husband, AloRr6
,fhHeet child; he will speak soon.' As She said
tlls on the occasion of the infant Joe Jeferson's
ny appearance he, not at ali awed by the pecul-
ti1F o. the situation, walked toward the footghts
Tli0 addressing the leader of the orchestra whom
fS l anew said; Green, why don't you play the
VI Nh T3e most sentimental upon the stage, as may
o "S oC imagined, created roar of laughter in the
ibffiSe , which could not be controlled From
rni>,o ule On the child appeared frequently in
adj adj PARIS On the stage, and as he grew up ne
iiSoeu the profession of an actor, despite the
I;O VI ms father who had intended him TO be
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
Senator Rruee,s Hair.

Senator Bruce, of Mississippi, says that while in
Italy three years ago he went into BARRIERS shop
at Pisa to have his hair dressed. 1t was then as
long as Fred Douglass is now, filled with cinders
and other relics of railroad travel The barber
combed it out or tried to. :" You know says
Bruce, that the hair of my peculiar race, color,
and previous condition of SeTvitude is very sngu-
lar; the longer it gets, the shorter it grows, and
really outkinks every conception of curiosity.
There was just enough OF the black race dashed
with the white to furnish my barber such speci-
men of wool as he had nevcrscen before. He toiled
with it and was puzzled. After running the comb
through it he would press it down with his hand,
but it wouldn't stay down. it persisted in jumping
up like a jack in box. He went out and called in
another barber, who stood over my wool wonder
suit himself carefully wrapped up the fleece for
preservation the greatest curiosity he had ever
seen. l could notspeak Italian, nor he English so
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15

Ryan vs. Deale; complainant discharged, injunction
sustained, and Deale entitled 10 rent appeal taken.
Nailor VS.. Conley; leave granted to amend bill and
no hearing. Ellis Ellis reference to auditor TO
state account of rent.
PROBATE CoURT-JUSTICE COX.-In estate p.
S. Meen; Mary E. Meen appointed guardian to the
orphan children In re Robert B. Lewis, guardian
annual rental valne of real estate $500 returned In
estate Abraham Cohen; Thomas Wilson appointed
administrator. In estate Rebecca T. Riggs; letters
of administration issued TO r. Ross Perry In re es-
tate James &. Hall; list of debts due the estate
(sSs 1853 returned by one of the executors. In re
estate Emma Slower; letters of administration issued
TO James t. Slower In estate George Z. MITCHELL
decree directing guardian 10 pay ward SIS per month
Last will of Wilson King; will fully proven and adj
mitted TO probate and record. In re estate Samuel
Strong; James Cursor appointed administrator. The
following of the Register approved and
passed: In estate Thomas Hutchinson; twelfth and
final account OF guardian. In re estate Hannah NJ.
Shepperd; first account of administrator. In re eS
tate Andrew Coyle, ST.; second account of admins
TRAITOR In estate John A L. MOrrell; first account
ofexecutrix In re estate John C. Wilson; first and
final account of executor.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Equity COurt.Justiee Cox.-N0. 10, Nailor VS..
Conley; No. 81. Brown VS.. District of Co
lumba; No. 80, Flanagan VS.. Snow; No. 35,
Mcnamara vs. Sheckels; No. &c. McIain Bal
ley: No. 81. Thompson VS.. POulsOn: No. 80. Hawley
vs.. Davis No SO, Rowe VS.. Todd; No. 49, Wilett VS..
NaylOr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
Comets as They Used To BE.

The comet of 1923 was so horrible and dreadful,
and engendered such terror in the minds of men,
that they died, some from fear alone, others from
illness engendered by fear. 1t was of immense
length and blood-red color. At its head was seen
the figure of a curved arm, holding large sword
in the hand, if prepared TO strike At the point
a number of axes, knives, and swords, covered
with blood, among which were many hdeous
human faces, with bristling boards and hair"
The comet of 1885, too, was so very dreadful that
by order of the Pontiff Calixtus Ill ave Marias
were repeated three times daily in all the churches
with the additional words, "Oh, Lord, save us from
records that the darkest nights lit up by I'M
known stars, the heavens appeared Oil fire, flaming
torches traverSed in all directions the depths of
space; comet, that fearful star which oyerthrows
the powers of the earth, showed its horrid hair"
And when Constantimople was beSieged by Gainas
$50 great was the danger which hung over the city
blazing comet which reached from heaven to the
Garth y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall Street Transactions Yesterday-RO
nestle and Foreign Markets.


Special TO the Republican.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE imports of dry goods for
the week are $751;, S27. and the amount marketed
s30Si 3S3 Money easy at sac per cent and closed
at per cent. Exchange advanced per cent TO 9S1s
for long and 99a for short sight Governments steady
forsxes and fives, and per cent lower for fourand
a-hafS and fours. State bonds more doing; Virginia
skies consolidated eX coupon, rose from 724 to 49,,
and North Carolina consolidated fours from 81 TO $50,
while Tennessee skies, series, declined from 46a
10 45l4. Railroad bonds generally strong and higher;
Iron Mountain income frsts preferred advanced ~
per cent IS, and declined 96is do seconds pre-
ferred per cent to later falling to Sc Ohio and
Mississippi seconds advan need TO 12S from I2S C. c. C.
consols to 40 from lis; Rome, w. & o. firsts TO
S61S from S3s Milwaukee and st. Paul firsts q. d d.
division extension) TO 12is from I22l. Kansas and
Texas seconds TO 20 from ~; c. G. l. c. incomes
1914 from ia Erie seconds new cOnsOs TO l0s4 from
OO and Lehih & Wkesbarre consols assented 10 100
from 1917 The stock market opened strong, and in
the early dealings prices advanced i4@14 per cent,
but subsequently declined l+@254 per cent, the tee-
graph shares showing most depression. AT the first
board the speculation assumed strong tone and the
the Improvement ranging 2 to l3 per cent the latter
made on the report that the New ork Central Conn
pay had leased the road guaranteeing an annual dry
ldend of five per cent. Reading rose 81 per cent St
Paul 33s, Union Pacific 22s. Iron Mountain 2s. and
Delaware and Hudson per cent IN the late dealings
the latter in Canada Southern, which was subse-
quenty partially recovered. The telegraph shares
Of s93i4 cent from the highest point. Transac-
tons aggregated 567, 600 shares including American
Union, 500; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 1900;
G. {. & c 1900; Canada Southern, 79,OOG Central Pa
cifc, $500; d. L. d W. 1900; Delaware and Hudson,
900: Erie, 5000; Hannibal and St 10, 1900; Iron
Mountain l4.UO; Kansas and Texas, $1,000; Lake
Shore 1900; Louisville and Nashville. 1000; Mich
igan Central, 7,000 Northwestern, 20,9GO; Nashville
and Chattanooga, ,200 New Jersey Central, $500;
New York Central. 1O.700 Northern Pacific, $780, Ohio
and Mississippi, Il, 400: Pacific Mail, 1900; Reading,
l2l00; st. Paul 1000; Union Pacific, 5000; Wabash
and Pacific, %, 000 Western Union, 81 800
The closing quotations were as follows:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
The Saint and the Actor

Remarks are often made implying that minis
tiers are overpaid, at least that such men as Mr.
Beecher and DR.. StoTrS are extravagantly paid.
The following figures, given by the New York
Tribune, are worthy of being borne in mind:
"Beecher gets $4,000; Edwin Booth, 100000
year; DR.. Hall, of Fifth avenue, and DR.. Dix of
Trinity, get $4,000, while E. A. Sothern earns
over $4,000 as Lord DundreGry and John E. Owens
plays thirty weeks annually for $4,000 Talmage
breaches for $4,000, and Joe Jefferson plays forty
weeks as Rip Van HiRkie and earns $4,000. The
scholarly and gifted DR.. StorrS has $1,000 and
Maggie Mitchell earns $4,000 to $4,000 DR.. Cuyler
works hard and faithfully for 5000 year. while
Dion Boucicault finished a season as the Shauga-
ram, etc, at 5000 a week, and his managers
scolded him in the public prints because he would
not play longer at the same price. DR.. Potter, of
Grace Church, has $4,000 anG a parsonage; the
eloquent DR.. Tiffany has $1,000; the once-vigor-
Gus NOW deceasedl DR.. Chaplin gets $4,000, while
playS.-BOSon transcript
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15
Baltimore Genera, Market.

BALTIMORE, JAM 14.-Cotton dull; middling 1176c.
Flour firm and active Howard street and Western
super, s. 5OG4 co. do extra, 81 25G5 or do family,
So G6 90; City Mills super So 35G3 do extra 81 %
al Is: do family Sc 25tG6 5O do Rio brands. Sc p;
Patapsco family, s. p. Wheat, Southern nominalIy
unchanged; Western dull: Southern red 81 I5di Is:
do amber 81 22@1 2S No. Western winter red. spot
and January, 81 Il; February 81 1si4G11S1a; March,
81 1901 90 April, 81 p bid Corn, Southern easier
Western steady Southern white SOC; do yellow, 500
sic; Western mixed, spot and January, 5S1s@53sSc
February, 54ls65il4c; March, 5414@5i7sc; steamer,
5osc Oats firm Western white, 4!G sc; do mixed "A
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. S2lGE23 per ton
Provisions higher with moderate johbing trade de-
mand; pork SD 75d Is 90 for old; bulk meats
loose shoulders and clear rib sides, offering;
do packed 546l1slc; bacon-shouIders, &c; clear rib
sides, SIC; hams. 9lsCgllc: Lard, refined, 9!sc But
ter steady: ordinary TO choice Western, packed l3n
&c; roll lse22c. Eggs firm; fresh, Bose lined: >
arc. Petroleum nominal refined, 93sc asked. COT
fee quiet; Rio cargOeS ordinary to fair 113I31zc
Sugar easier; 4 soft SIC Whisky easier and dull
81 12GIl 1S Freights TO Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton, $3.50 3D. four 25s per tsacks) grain sd
Receipts-hOiIr 1910 barrels; wheat, 326O0 bushels
corn, Is4l7 bushels; rye, 73S bushels. shipments
wheat 1000 bushels: corn, none. Sales-wheat, lS9
$50 bushels; corn, 10 AZ bushels.
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1000 THE GREAT


PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH WEST YES AND SOUTHWEST.
sPLENDiD SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
MENT.
TRAINS fEhTE Wa sAMNA rSm Depot
ner of Sixth and streets as follows:
Sleeping Cars to Louisville and Chicago; 1880 a. m
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Gin
cinnati, St Louis, and Chicago; $50 p. m, daily,
with Palace Car to Pttsburg.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
with ParIor Car to watkins and the North, at 500
a. m. daily, except Sunday; at $50 p daily, ex-
cept Saturday. with Palace Cars to Canandagua and
For williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 1890
For New York and the East s:OO 1920 a. M, 2:9o and
1000 p: m. On Sunday. 30 p m. and 10 p m
Limited Express of Pullman Parior Cars, $40 q. m.
For Brooklyn, New York all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex
affording direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding
double ferriage across New York City.
For Philadelphia, $50 a. M, 30, $40 and 1905
p M. On Sunday 23O p M. $40 and 1000 p M.
Limited express, $50 a. m. daily. except Sunday.
40, $40 $50. and 1000 p. On Sunday, NJ,
1G3O a M 90. $40. $50 and 1000 p. M.
For Popes Creek Line, 6i0 a. m. ana 44o p m daily,
For Annapolis go a. and 40 p. daily, except
ALEX1SDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 700 40, 92O a. m, and 1l:2O a. m;
a1 5:Oo p M a S0 P m M 500 and ll Ss p m On
For Richmond and the SOUTH 40 a. m. and IfOO
- daily, and 5OO p m daily; except Sunday.
and 1000 leo 800, 800 200, and STOP m, and
200 midnight. Sunday at sos and 1000 a. m, 700
and &l0 p.
Tickets, information sleeping and parlor car accom-
modatOns can be procured at the Of1ices-nOrtheaSt
corner OF Inrteeht street ana PeiilSy avenue,
and al the station where orders be left for the
checking OF baggage 10 destination from hotels and
residences.
L. P FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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dress Az Z street southwest. JaI4
DY a WHITE WOMAN, WHO IS A FIRST
ID class laundress and cook: objection to board
ing-hOuSes; good reference. Address 2l34 4 street
tIn,,,os all
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15

VERY LARGE, HANDSOME ROOMS On THE
parlOr floor. with open CRATES, with without
board: terms moderate ISIS street northwest.
iaI2-
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DISTRICT COURTS,

SrprENE COrRT OF THE DISTRICT-CHIEF JUS
rTCT CARTIER AND JUSTICES MACARTHUR AND
IsNEs-LemouI -. W. & q. r L. Co.; nearins COM
menced. 1870. - =, e.., A. r.
sion TO The bar WAS referred TO the examining COM
mitee. ~ = r " -
CIRCUIT COURT. DIVISION No. 2-JUSTICE HAG-
SER-NouIton vs. NeaIy: Judgment by default. Nc
Carty vs. Fenton; Judgment below affirmed; Poland
TS Ftna Fire insurance Company; Oh hearing.
Cruft VS. HARDER administrator; finding and reference
to auditor. 60. -, 1y
nedv: dismissal of bill ordered. Colman vs. DeaIe,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-15

| IOY A GERMAN, UPHOLSTERY, CABINET, OR
ID carriage work o. would make himself generally
| useful in furniture store. Address GERMAN, Il
| Congress street, Georgetown, d. c. ial3-3Ix