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A Gard.

TO oil who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
moss, carly decay, loss of manhood, etc, !
will send recipe that will cure yod free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
salf-sddressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
7. Inman, Station d, New York city.
n2Sd&wly
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Lingering lcucorrhoca or whites, so common
among females all over the south, are lmme-
diatcly cured by tho u'e OF English Female
Bitters. 1t makes prompt cures of oil female
weaknesses, being a nerver failing Iron tonic
and uterine regulator.
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We have speedy and positive cure for
Catarrh Diphtheria, Canker Mouth and Head.
ache in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal
injector free with each bottle. Use it II you
desire health and sweet breath. Price 90.
cents Sold by Hckox Il House, Druggists,
COS Main street, Dallas.
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Something More needed.

All chimncys bearing the dragon" brsnd
are guaranteed 70 withstand tho nercest
flame whilo dripping wet, or any amour, Of
cold air, or DRAFT DRAFT. II p ordinary uso on tho
sale at D. Goslin's China hall who has the
exclusive sale for ono year.
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A victim of early imprudence, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, etc., hav-
ing tried in vain every known remedy. has dis
covered simple means OF selt-cuye, which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers. Ad-
dress j. H.. Reeves, 43 Chatham street, New
York
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And it's all on account of your indigestion
BROWNS PEPsIN TONIC furnishes the
stomach with the active principles of digcs
ton, gives tone to the sy toni and cures dys-
pepsia. For sale by IIoyt Il Coffin and w
Howell n Bro, Dallas, and by all druggists in
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NJ. ). and c. q. Trousdale to Il. G.
Pam ir III NOR = nnt ,of tina Ina
I'm On

NJ. ). and c. q. Trousdale to r. g.
Penn, jr., III acr out of the las
Hughes survey, lfteeu mics south
West from Dallas. for. .,............. LILO w
Seth Lathr,p and wife es al, to jet
ord, jr., i00X.0J feet tron Com-
merce TO Jackson street, In block
wa, lr. .,.....,.,,.... .............. i,cVu W
q. W. Ewell ct al, trustees Presbyte.
riau church Ia John W iii 1ml SOU,
50xlOv feet the southwest coro-r #
Elm and Ervay streets, Tor valuable
consideration.
John W Thompson and wife to Geo,
W. EweIl, et a, trustees of he Pres
byterian church, 9lxi25 feet tie
northeast corner of HARDWOOD and
Main street, for valuable consid-
Grafton.
William Csruth to Walter Caruth,
5)4 acres out of the A. q. Collins,
ard 81 acres out of the e. A Love-
ily survey. Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
Lindsay and Il. n. FLOYD to A, G.
Graham, 200xl7i feet on north side
Of Bryan street, In block 26S, for. go 90
CASTOR \ Thomas TO Sarah llosmer,
4SxOi feet on n, nth side Collin street
in block 220, for. Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
James Il. Smith anu wife ct al TOW.
II. lay Tor, 1873 acres out OF the Lesi
Dixon League, for..,.....~...''''... -. 1850 90
+ A Rice and 4 Groesbeck, trustees,
t. Sanger Bro, lot ?, block o. N tho
town % Iu,ch!ns, for.............., 100 %
Ia h Cook ana wife to X Ii Laird,
acres on the Preston road eleven
miles north from Dallas for......... S2S 90
Mary Roe to A Roe, 81 acres out
of the X hart Sloan survey, ior,.,. 4,000 90
Exchange Bank to Mrs NJ Sues, % by
100 feet ON south side of Jackson
street In block ~, Instantaneous, 225 W
! j W Crowdus to Il ii Harrison ct nj,
56 by 100 feet ON south side of COM
merce street In block l27, f0r.....,,, 100 90
Nj Randa Brown to- w Ferris, 20 by
80 feet on south side OF Live Oak
street in block 26O, for. $50 o.
Purdom ana vile to w Il Veal,
1912 by 100 feet the east corner of
Ban Jacinto and Burford streets,
for ................,........, 800 o.
w IL Williams, trustee to Mike Roe,
lot % blonk A, Of Burford, STEM
mons Il Williams addition, for. 500 OC
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The best Is always tho cheapest, but when
the best costa no more than nm inferior article.
ny 10 the case with BLACK WELLS FRA
GRANT DURHAM Bu Ii. SMOKING TOBAC-
co, II is easy TO see why all smokers should
insist on having II. Your dealer keeps II.
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Globe Mills for spices and daily fresh
roasted colees, Of the finest flavor and quail.
~. at Joseph Memczer'a.
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The largest stock of books, albums and
miscellar eous stationary in Dallas at w j.
Shone's wholesale and retail book stolc, sos
Main street.
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You will fud anythinggood and mic in he
eating line Mt low prices at Joseph Meme
zer's Timothy x; l6.
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Blanks! Blanks!

Justices', notaries', United States .commiss
sioners' and all kinds Of blanks for United
States. district and county courts kept con-
stantly on hand and tut lowest prices, ut Herr
AID job office.
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Young men and boys, 60 to Blankenship "
Bake's to buy the cheapest spring clothing
in Dallas.
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Dogs Transmit II through their teeth. Teeth
should be kept clear from virus. Use Sozo-
don't, keep the human ttcth clean, and no
damage can be done by the man who Gays -
his girl, ~ feel like eating you up, dearest. !"
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Point dc Lsnguedoc lace, Brabsnt lacss
Venise lace and Vs.encien lace at A. " L
Mittenthsl
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Blsnkenship Il Blake have the prettiest
and cheapest line of Hamburg edgings ever
offered in Dallas.
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commercial job Printing.

Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Cards,
Blank Books
Check Books, Dray Books, Cotton Books, and
all Of the commercial prin ing done In the
neatest style and at tue shortest notice, Mt the
HERALD STEAM Jon PAINTING OFFICE. All
work guaranteed.
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Preserves, jelleS, sauces and pickles, Of the
finest brands, at Joseph Menczer's.
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Caviar eeles, trutlles and other imported
canned goods, in great variety, at Joseph
Menczer's.
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Elgin watches just received, new stock
at the new jewelry store, ST. George hotel.
building,
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New York cream cheese, owiss and oh.
sage and Other imported cheese, at Joseph
Menczer's
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Job Printing IN COlOrs

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRisTiNG OFFICE
Ia now turning ont some OF the most beautiful
Job work In colors, o yer executed In Texas.
For artistic work so to the HERALD Jon
PRINTING OFFICE.
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For the BLOOD and Liver
Use Extract of sarsaparlla and Dandelion
with IOdide of Potassium.
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Prescription Free.

For the speedy cure of spermatorrh@a, Sex
ual Debility and Impotency, most druggists
have the incidence. We wish to Top this
curse OF our civilization. Add ress, 81. Louis
Curative Institute, st. Ohaihs ST., b, tween
9Th and It'll, ST. Louis, Mo-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-17

Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking pow
der are pure. All Grocers sell them. Ask
or Globe Mills and try it.
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A Pure md Effective Hair Dressing

Cocosine, n compound OF Cocoanut on,
beauties the hair and Is sure to allay Nil Itch
ing and irritation Of the scalp,
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Ex.
tracts consists In their perfect purity and
strenpth
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-17

A. Il Z. Mittenthal have received new
shipment of carpets.
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Diamonds, watches and solid 90 iewelry
at the new jewelry store, 81. George hotel
building.
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For spring calico, bleaching aud domestic
goods Of all descriptions, 20 to A. u 4.
Mitten,hal.
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The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
is prepared TO execute, In the highest style OF
art, any and all railroad printing at the short.
nat note
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Seitdenberg's fine brands of cigars and the
finest cigarettes and smoking tobbsccos of
grcslvariety, at Joseph Menczer's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-17

Use Browns Vegetable Liver Pills,
The Western Remedy for biliousncss and
oh headache. All druggists sell them.
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For embroidery in fine and cheap grade
20 to A. & Il. Mttenthal.
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Mammoth, Posters

done with neatncss and dispatch, either In
colors or plain. NJ desired, AT the HERALD
STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE.
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Little mock CLAIMS and clam chowder, al
Joseph Menczer's.
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Agents and Cauyassers

Make from s25 to $50 per week selling goods for
E.G. RIDEoUr& co., 10 Barclay street, New
York. Send for their Catalogue and terms,
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Try RroMn,n Tar Trochcs.

For sore throat, and clearing and strength
enlng the voice. For sale by all druggists
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Silks and satins OF all shades at A. e Il
Mittenthal.
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-Rector's Vital Restorative curss nervous
liability. Bee certificates Of same In adver-
4 mert In another column.
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Goldfish and mackerel, salmon and halibut,
of fine quality, at Joseph Menczer's.
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ne., Estate Transfers.

Recorded during the past two weeks to the
l4.h inst. Reported by Jones and Murphy
lsna a. ents, office No. 7O9 Main street, OPP
,.ns q. y Genrga hotal.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-18
TnE HELL.
fublls CSnaAsnee Manifested In the
Properly.

.". - - g.
One Of the best evidences as to the merits
OF the Bell mine is the confidence which the
people Of Butte are exhibiting in the perman-
ence, extent and value Of the property BY the
purchase Of stock. 1t is the custom with
many mining companies in other territories
to make an effort to raise a working capital
by the sale of stock in distant cities, but
though it is possible that the Bell corporation
will distribute some shares among eastern
men, it is certain hat a very large block will
be disposed of in Butte. All classes of our
people are demonstrating the faith they have
in the Bell and in the personal integrity of
the promoters Of the enterprise by purehas-
ing stock in greater or less quantities, ac-
cerding to their means, and many of the
miners employed by the company are the first
to invest what money they can spare. Dur
ing the last few days a number of citizens
have personally examined the mine. The
width Of the ledge as opened up d. the 160-
foot level and the extraordinary richness Of
the two main ore shoots have in every case
opened their eyes to the magnitude and
"'"ioh VI 'ho Plolcity duu tuO IeSuAt olNuell
examination has been the extensive purchase
of stock, for no expert eye is required to see
that in eur regular mining reports the MINER
has Gnderrated rather than overrated tho re-
sources of the Bell bonanza.
But it is not alone OH the north ledge that
great expectations are based. The south vein,
the free ore product of which has been thus
far of a low grade, shows one of the largest
ore bodies i'll the camp, and there is no reason
why below water level the ore sheuld not car
ry silver and copper in all equal proportion
with the north ledge.
The preparations for the reduction of the
ore will be Of the most complete character,
arrangements having been perfected to have
the smelter under the personal supervision Of
the NEST experienced mstallurgists on the
coast. The MINER is glad to see the popular
interest manifested in the Bell enterprise, for
no reasonable doubt can be entertained that
it will prove of material benefit to the camp,
as well as to the i%ncorperators of the compa-
ny. We confidently expect that in The next
holiday number Of the MINMR the Bell will
show a proud record among the many other
magnificent properties Of the Summit Valley
district.
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FEN " M0ULT8N.
A Blind Ledge Strack in the Mala
Shaft.

Things are humming at the Moulton. The
rapidly nearing completion, and in the south
west corner a snug Office has been fitted up
for the use of Assistant Secretary Bretherton.
The shaft is being pushed downward with a
yigor characteristic of Mr.. Pat Clark, the
foreman. This work of siukiug did not
really begin until the 9Th of December, since
which date the finest three-compartment
shaft in the camp has been sunk to a depth
of 100 feet, the 100 foot station being put in
last night. The blasting is done by means Of
an electric machine, with which from four to
seven charges OF powder are shot simultane-
ously. The advantage of this process lies in
the fact that the power of the several charges
is united in one grand explosion. On Wed
nesdsy, at a depth Of 95 feet, a blind ledge,
or more properly speaking, a "feeder,' came
into the shaft. 1t is IS inches wide, and
produced ore identical in character with that
of the lower levels Of the Alice. Two sam
plies taken assayed as follows: No. l, 50
ounces in silver and s. 80 in gold; No. 2, 165
ounces in silver and S. OF in gold. The VEN
dips towards the main ledge at an angle of 70
degrees, in a similar manner to that Of the
north feeders of the Alice claim.
The small engine and boiler with which
the sinking is to be carried on for the first
several hundred feet have been delayed some
where north Of Ogden, aud as the shaft is
now becoming too deep for rapid work with a
windIaSS. UrOund was Yesterday broken for a
wlim, which will be used until the arrival of
the expected machinery. The Moultsn EN-
ploys 80 men.
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The Legislature.

Workmen have been engaged for the past
two weeks in Helena in preparing the legis-
lative halls for occupancy by the territorial
lawmakers. The members of the assembly
will be comfortably quartered in the commo-
dious Sawtclle theatre, which has been over
hauled and fitted up with all the furniture
and accessories necessary to. promote The
convenience of the legislators, reporters and
spectators. The Council chamber is located
nearly opposite, Oh Broadway, in the Iierrick
brick building, where a spacious hall has
been secured aud handsomely fitted up.
New walnut desks of convenient pattern and
elaborate finish have been placed i'll both
halls, and are a great Improvement on the
old pine tables used by the former legisla-
lures. A full attendance of Legislators is
assured, and 1t was contidentially expected
that preliminary caucusing would secure a
prompt organization Of both branches Of the
legislature.
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f. Ghincse CenverG.

The quarterly meeting Of the Methodist
church of thisd district commenced last Satur-
day evening, and was continued through sew
eral days ofthe present week. The proceed
ings were Of the usual order, and were quite
inteI esting to those concerned, as well as to a
good sprinkling of visitors. At the Sunday
evening meeting a Chinaman was admitted
to fellowship IN the church. This Christian
Chinee, who recently arrived from Portland,
Oregon, is the first to take membership in a
Virginia church. The attendance OF Aongol-
iaus at the services, however, is quite large,
and we understand a Chinese class has been
formed in the N. E. Sabbath school, with
Mrs. S. Il. Hernden as teacher. 1t is said
the members are quite attentive to the les
sons and studies, and hopes are entertained of
q large flock of converts after a while.-Mad-
isonian Sth.
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Ne Cause FER Alarna.

With no desire to alarm the citizens of
Butte, and at the suggestion of Mayor Vail
iton, we have decided to make known the
fact that there exists, aud has existed in this
city tor several days, a case of varioloid or
very mild form of small pox. The disease
first developed on the person of a man named
Schmidt, a German, who has resided in Butte
for some time, but who recently returned
from a visit to Chicago with the gems of the
dread scourge partially developed. On the
nature of the disease becoming known, the
man was confined to his room, and the SER
vices of an attendant were secured who ,e-
ceived strict instructions to allow no one to
enter the apartment, and who himself was
forbidden to associate with other people.
Every necessary p%recaution, it is thought, has
been taken to prevent the possible spread Of
the infection, and at a special meeting Of the
city council, held yesterday afternoon, the
city marshal was authorized to employ two
men to guard the house where the patient is
confined and to allow no one to approach.
Mr.. Schmidt occupies a room in the alley con-
SNphh hJ dla oldAlUC "A yOl-
low flag has been hung out and a rope
stretched across the thoroughfare to prevent
the passage through it of pedestrians.
There is absolutely no cause for alarm. The
disease appears in. it's mildest form, and in
the opinion of one Of the physicians whs ex-
amined the case, all the symptoms have not
developed, so there is yet a possibility that
the case has been misunderstood
In this connection it may be stated that the
city council are doing their whole duty in the
matter and have now under advisement a prop
o%sitionto provide Immediately a post house for
future contingencies, though no apprehension
Is felt that in tine present instance the public
is menaced to any extent. These precautions
have been taken CT the safe prin ,iple that an
ounce of prevention is worth a pound Of cure.
The patient is not confined to his bed, and
will undoubtedly be pronounced well within
Il few days.
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Tho Alice MIL.

On Friday all the stamps of the new Alice
mill were dropped. Ten of them are work
ing on free ore from the Alice and Magma
Charta, and fifty of them are pounding away
former. Hereafter it is the intention to keep
the batteries in full operation and those &C
quainted with the resources Of the company's
mines readily understand that the 50 stamps
can be kept constantly employed. The rea-
son of only forty stamps in the new mill be-
ing Ill operation was that they were suffi-
cient for the experiments which We're being
made with a view Of Increasing the ~tneness
of the bullion. By a proper mixture of the
various grades of ore Superintendent Hall has
succeeded in running the bullion up to 500
fine, and, new that the method for the sue
ceSsful treatment of the ore is well under
stool, the entire nRmber OF stamps can be
run to excellent advantage. The successful
results of Mr.. Halls experiments have set at
rest all doubts concerning his ability to pro-
duce fine bu.lion lrem Alice ore. The two
laills are now producing the precious metals
at the rate of nearly 100000 per month and
at the proper time dividends will be regular
ly d declared. Difficulties and delays have been
encountered in great number but at last it is
encouraging 10 note that all obstacles have
been surmOUnted and the business OF the
company is in an eminently satisfactory con-
,litiOp,
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The machinery for the Parrot copper COM
and is expected to arrive shortly.
On Friday morning last the, office Of the
Boulder Mining Company, at Cataract City,
was destroyed by fire. At the time of the
fire no one was about the building, Major
Thornton, the superintendent, being away at
breakfast. The value of the building, to-
gether with a quantity of provisions which
were stored in it, amounts to about $1,000.
The company loses, in addition, all its books,
papers, etc. TIL fire Is supposed to have
originated from a defective f1ue.
In our anxiety to prevent a causeless alarm
in connection with the case referred to yester-
day, we stated that there existed a possibility
that the disease had been misunderstood.
The statement contained no reference which
could by any means be construed into a re-
Fiction on the physician in charge, who is
among the most successful and honorable
practitioners in Butte, and whs has the en-
tire confidence of the community. Many
people supposed it to be an aggravated case
of the disease, and in order to correct this
false impression we merely stated that a bare
possibility existed that the case had been
misunderstood The consulting physicians
called in by the physician in charge of the
case arrived at precisely the same conclusions
that the latter did. Among these three gen.
tlenen the case was well understood to be in
its rnildest form. and absolutely no difference
Of opinion existed. As stated yesterday,
every precaution which science and skill
could suggest was promptly taken when the
case was discovered.
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From Sundays Daily.
DIVISION.
An E~nphatic Expression Of the Popular
VIII.

If any doubt were entertained as to the
character of the men who favor a division OF
Deer Lodge county, il was dispelled last
night. The tax payers of Butte were present
in full force, and the meeting was as enthusi-
astic as any political gathering ever seen in
Butte. 1t was easy to perceive by the man.
ner in which the business of the meeting was
conducted that the intelligent and response
bic citizens of Butte are terribly in earnest in
their advocacy of a division, and they are not
the class of people to come to a conclusion
without a full examination of a subject in all
its bearings, and especially in its financial
aspects.
The house was filled to its utmost capacity.
The proceedings began by the election of G..
W. Stapleton, Esq, as chairman, and Judge
A. Fl. Barret as secretary. The assembly
was then addressed by Messrs. John F. For
bis and ". Q. Speer, who, fortified with fig
ures which no one can ~refute, aud inspired
by a knowledge Of the justice of the cause in
which they spoke, delivered extemporaneous
addresses which were attentively listened to
and enthusiastically applauded. The men,
if there are any in this end of the~seppnty
who oppose a division We're not present., and
the proceedings were marked blythe ptnaest
harmony and success.
On motion of Mr.. Forbis a Committee of
five was appointed to prepare a meir6fial TO
the legislative assembly relative to "a division,
of the county. Messrs, Forbis, Spear sFaieit,
L. W. Foster and Barrett We're appeinssa by
the chair as such committee. a
On motion of DR.. Beal a coInnt tee Of Eve
was appointed to prepare ands eircaiatesa pe-
tition for a division of the County u Messrs.
G. w. Beal, 3. c. kipgsbury, j.. W. Long,
James Shields and ". a. Hensiey Mere APP
pointed such committee. Gfs,A. 4
On motion the meeting adjourned owed
nesday evening, Jan. 10, 1881, at T:s91o'elork,