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All OF Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servants patert wheels l-S inch axles.
0rr's Concord side-spring buggles Ut
hung on equslizers and have stsel bows, stee
ties and Sarvsn wheels.
Buy your buggies at w. W. Orr, successor
TO Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr sells all styles of Concord siae-spring
buggjes Send for his illustrated catalogue
Rnd price-list.
Go and see 0rr's buggies snd carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send ior prices
list.
Orr sells the best buggios for the money in
be- world.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phetons
and spring wagons.
If You want to buy family carriage send
for Orr's catalogue ard price list.
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PesroFFIcE, DALLAS, TEXAS,
January {, lssl. s
Messrs. Pfouts, Elliott & Hall,
GKNTLEMES In reply to yours OF even date,
nation at my command, that the postage p2ld
by the Dallas Daily and Weekly HERALD Is In
excess of that paid by ali other papers In norm
Texas combined.
Very respectfully,
A. Nj. COCHRAN, Postmaster,
per Bentley, Assistant Postmaster.
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publish to-day the analysis of the
proposed Bankruptcy Act, to WHICH refer
erco W" made in Mr.. Arthur w. Andrews
communication TO tho HERALD on Saturday
morning, and which will como up for conIid.
GRAFTON during tho present or the next ses-
sion OF congress.
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OUR CIRCULATION.

The following speaks for itself, without COM
ment from ourselves;
OFFICE DAbLAs HERALD,
January 4 1881.
A. M. Cochran, Esq, Postmaster, Dallas.
DEAR sIR-iIerewith enclosed we hand you
one hundred and twenty-one dollars ana
seventy cents, amount bill due for postage OF
III. Daily HERALD for last month,
we would thank you, II possible and conye-
nient TO you. 10 furnish us the information as
to the comparative circulation OF me Herald
ms against The other payers of north Texas.
Very resp ctfully,
PFoUTs, ELLIOTT HALL.
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NOtIce tO atosIshoI ders nnsl nLrectora

Notice to 9tOskhO FdcPs an Directions
of the Dallas d wichita II. Il. 60,
The regular annual meeting Of tho stock
holders and the board Of directors OF the Dial.
las & Wichita railroad company will be held
at the general office OF the company Ia the
Clty'of Dallas on the third Tuesday In Janu-
airy, A. d. 1881, at 70 O'Clock noon.
WILSON D. BENNETT,
Secretary Dallas Wichita K. II. go
Dallas, Decembet Is. 1880.
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TO whom II NAY Concern

Notice is hereby given that the Chicago.
Texas and Mexican Central railway company
has establishments principal office ia the city
of n0il9s, state Of Texas. in tao building situ-
ate on c.e north side Of Main street, between
houston and Jefferson streets, and iurtherde
scribed Us num ber 200 Main street.
DANIEL IL. HALE, President.
AsAHEL +, BENNETT Secretary.
Dallas, Nov. ~ 1880
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Entered at the Post 0eiec at Dallas, 7taGs, as
Second Class Matter
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SPECIAL NOrIOE.

Ss-NoTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Office OF Water supply Company, January 10,
lSsl.-Notico is hereby given that your water
rent for the quarter ending April / 1881, Ia
now due and payable at the company's oflicO,
and If not paid by the 18th inst water will be
out of without further notice
w. C. CONNOR, President.
, 1881-10-21
THE ASSASSIN.

Special Dsspatch to Tn Eatcsu, :t1asn:.
WASHINGTON, u. t., Oct. 1D.-ScuyIlie lid
nut npptytu 1Ayt additional counsel nsslgIIpll
lllM by thu cnurt toiay, Int will both nsk
fur TINT 0lttGr tn,nnrrnW nlrt N1s0 for III uI-
lowa'Ico for wltnrss-fces. 1t sculils very
profmbLe ttlat tle witt secure ii considerable
allowance fur necessary ftes. md It Is HOW
eSpectet tint tflu Court will assign Ge,,.
llenktD u'Id Il. d. Aussy, United States cum.
sell ton. llenklu IL u criminal lawyer Of
gno'l standing ut the District J''r. fn,l.
Mnnsy Is II lawyer of slanllng. asl,l, b,,shles,
WIS tttl Intinnte personal friend Of t;ell. t;ur.
licLd. II l,e accepta tho assignment, ns Ut
eoltrso lo ,nust alo II tho Court requests IL.
1t will DO IL difficult task for lin.
MI. MEI!lcKS TEC3ISlc.tlsTr.
lstclArl 7. Afurrlek Inns tntinlAte,t tint, ut
thu yGsiAeSt Ut lilo calrt, he, rs IN tsnieu4
ellrl,e would stuto Ills views Of tin question,
which nru 10 tho effect TINT tlio District
Cnurts 1avo IN Jurisdiction III ut;ultca,l's case,
and hU Will refer ta eases WlieEB ~ uiiiftclt
Il .JntlSb IN Iyer sill upon thu United States
Supreme Bench, Ao says, DECIDED III II situt-
lar case that uloru WIS III Jurisdiction In tho
courts here. liut Mr.. Mcrrlek will tleelino
tu hu considered rs counsel fur (suitetr utltt
Will hit nct II, my utlet culmcity except ut
thu r,lilest ni thu Curt, All,t Oh this mr.
ticular uslrstiun oT Jurisdiction.
j. STATEMENT WirllUCr TEIIiStCA1.IrIEs,
3b The Editor u Tic Chtcae' Tribune.
ClilcAau, ILL.,, uct. :N..-Dr. j. q. Spray l,us
lit tllU nail s,lllntely Un tho heatl" II, say-
fng tint llu believes t;utlestn "sllotlH " Du
tlanEca whether III s0nmu ,n!nl ur ,lot. u
rl,is Is undoubtedly tin sentiment VI three
quarters of tho American, prnpIc. SuIntly
, 1881-10-21
TIE SENATE.


Spfeta' Dlsptsch to 7at Chicago Tribune.
WAs'llSuToS. d. C., Uet. 23.-t.etl. Arthur
tnuk with lin u, tho steamer Dispatch both
hts private secretary nlllt Il turgu number OF
blank nominations, mud 1t Is thought proba-
bio that lln nuy I'LL up sullto Ut tho blnnks It,
order to transmit n batch Of nominations To
thu Sennte snor utter tlts arrival here toluor-
row. Should liz tlo ~, tlluy rulllll be re.
ferred TO their respective committees, not.
wltllsaMllng there might ba thin Senate.
There Viii bu ITO election Ut Secretary of tic
Scli'sic, unless tho tawyers of tlmt bot!y ttc-
chtc TINT Il Secretary ml,st br chosen iii or-
der to legally
D'-tw TIE MONEY FOR THE a.ALANfEs OF
SENATOR'S
md tll0 expenses Of the Senate, anlt II, orslcr
to certify to tho presituI!t tho confirmation
nf nominations Tliu 1niy Republican call
slitlate seriously considered l,a9 been tor
HIN. "A humber of Republicans have stated
Tint they would not yotc for him, but, II i,c
cacns sl.uultl s0 decide, It ii difficult 10 scc
What these Senators would To. Mn|t0na will
y0te for uorlIaln nlo1lc, nntl Mahu.lu will
llayn S0inn v0lcn III that matter. Friends uf
Sr'iatur WitElers, pS-Demucrutic Senator
frDu Virginia, are eMleayorlnE to induce
tho Democrats, III yArt'lHs I'sctcxis, tu re.
consider their caHcny decision H,stl tn s,t!,sii-
tsstc Ills mime for tint of Alr. l., q. Wnshing-
ton,
, 1881-10-21
GARFIELD,

Meeting In Trshlont Temple, 1soston,
tO n0 Honor u the Memory af tlle
l.nt1 President.
liasypS, A!ass.. D:t. s0.-Tka memorial
exerciars IN 1l0Mor ut tin lRta President t,at-
ise!tl MMter the auspices of tho Ctly nf los
ton were held toslay III fremont Temple,
which WINS elaburately decorated. The plat
form WIS occ',pe! By Muyor rrlnre, t;ets.
I,anlss. tho I.!rute,nntf;oYnrnur, a,M! nll,er
promtnent ,aui,. ana Tic nu,lierce, whlcll
n!!@! tl,e !!all, WA, 4 ,tost inte'!!gen. otte:
n.t.lr,ss. allll I'aEestrInna requiem, nass WIS
rendered. Tlso lsey. Dr. l.nthrop ulfcre,t
prayer. uni a.,0tller lunsiral Kplrrtluu PRIV
cssttat ttie, araliolt, which was dailyured by
tiell. banks.
, 1881-10-21
IN ENGLAND.
ttsf1t,, kt9,stfEsi -

l.oSnnS. Oct. .o.-rhe 11nics says Of me
fufStowIt celebration: "Engii4hulcH Wets
,lnpreMrcd t0 lind II. uccasIuM upOn wslle'!
It British disaster WIS non1tnallY re!eosafea
STRIVING to riyet tau bonds Of union between
taso two to1l.trlas. President ArthaFs
grncufrl worla a,,d grateful regard wtlsFe+
with ho s''oko OF tllo Queen will make 2
deop impression III tbs l.carts Ut EnsIis1'
men,"
THE "sT.ASI,Anl,,"
referring to ttia compliment iaItI the l'fs'sa
tlag ut Yorktown, says: "Tholigl, 10 stea
it'st'mdny of goodwill Ind beeii se4''la'
aftur tho ast.lress Of President Arthur ." ~
Stunning oIl'ce, set It viii nat bo less app5eer
atp.l. II Is enllatcctl hy ti,e gsaccful teF'a:
IT. which tho order decrcclng tlo rotnp!liaea'
fsWQileJ,"
, 1881-10-21
FRENCH FEELING.

tRE FHf.*7 1sS4HuHlAn1As ,.r
t'.Auls, Oct. D.-'fl,u FranctrAMefleiaa. !.
Club celebrated the Yorktown centenary W
dinner. Tho centellary was celebrated ~
snscrAl allarters VI tho city. Tho lrleo!o,
aud Stara' AMI Stripes tloutel FROM uati
buildings, Tin French press uru ratl|a'F
astle OYER the oyallt,
PlttAS C0MMENT.
FAi!s, Oct. D.-The RepuhltIHf f"r
eutsc, commenting ol. tic Yorktown ee'r
tel.ary, says: Fre,,cI.Mon nfe ddua!
bullna to great II, bucausa tl!oy have s''a''
Ut The gtury II. Tint victory Ut liberty"
THE cEl.ENiIATloN NF YORKTOWN AMI 'A@
fIEittfANS.
IN tn EAtsoF n. I14s Chicago 1ttbanfs -.
cHN'At<. Oct. ALL have iWtics41 WIZ
great surprise IN your valuable page" r.
and !n other correspondence tFo"l ~
ferent paris Vi Hills country, w., -,
there seen,s tn exist a sentiment Vi "ono..
Vt tho fact that the Gesulut GUESTS asc Nv"
, 1881-10-21
POLITICAL,

MtSSEsOTA.
spseiat Dlspntea to Tss Caledao Tribune.
ST., pAr,, Mjm1,. t)ct, W.-rhc llunl scc,,n
or n. ,ra,,n ,.n,nhtnou,, r,ro, v,,. ,,,not.,,1
tmIt fri s'T wln s 1ho "Sn,"r ,ei ,ra,rnns" w,T Iu"
of Window fur tl,u Unitca States Senator
shin by occlu,nutiou. f,inut..t;u t,IIulnn.
,l,c 1oat ,fnsas NJ t}o con,,,mn,t,n ~, ~, th9
Ill., Ivy .,l"aes -. Luz e"ipllt', ap " wv
t!tlo ot t1le oallot iIlAue tl1hScit ueIleFe not
wttlistAHtflnE fncts n1lu figures, that he
would bu nominated, though It wus
ryGtrn, In ntlcrs t1,nt hr i,n,i
~. ~. ". u,,.".. .4
ao cu"!'ce' IL: - null''' vi fa',na",t'
suddenly babbgi ~ sereneIy ~ Il sclf-cr''-
stitued candidate, mud worked liko Il beaver
nlt tlay. nt1l nso Ind I,t,tes tint his rl wl,l
,.nft,,, lin ifvhtut,u, Ti,, ,r,,,n,,t nrtn;,,,,
10 M .,.'.. ~. ~ up.o.' .,
seelie't 10 h ttat NJ tlie eh''cns toh'elt tlieFc
would be scattering Informal ballot, .Allu
tint Window would receive nj le,lst seventy
1,yn y,tcs m Inn fnrn,nt hajInt. siy,v brlnp
,,no,sa,r,. -, - .,..,n., ttnI nn.',,,, ,..,.e'
,a,, f,f, !" WHY. ,:,ti e fer,Me neo .a VIZ H.,
,,i., I'M" .t';y, rut,. t',"t s,rS IT,
WY, IVY" aGIGe,sGt. i.'y ~! LINZ ntiiet. III
,.'',' .. ~ ~ ns' ~. y. mtS
s,i, s,tie ,,s,, n"S i,, n"1 Gr,Gs LINZ 'S na,ifs
y"nt,r iaG a:fta @ ,,sftiasf ~ tn IN NY se9 ,
cnitnt sn n 1f1S ',,i'a IT, rc ~, @ , nMo
int,,r,. .,.,s, 'et5 ,',t1 W W iaH. MH.s'
r"e,,,,pi IN ~, NJ, ~. II r. ,vii;,',
,r.'nF,i a,'1n", 'o r'f,rrT,,tt -, H., W.t,nni y
, 1881-10-21

generally WIS ,ery fine, und cxettc, yrea,
!uterrst nHlnnE military men. and clfritrJ
lD1'tt cilcGrs frnIn tl.G multitude.
HES. HAStsNk Ann HEN. t'i7Xfftut tpr
wer. 1nih loudly rlleartHl wi,errver tl,ey m.
',carefl, ns II tfib,,lo to "tl,o lIlne utm H.,
tray" antl n rGcuKiltnm Uf tic fuet t,,at ,uaf.
arn now hnarehlnR un.lar thu common ,Iav n
1t COMMON country. Tho men Ut krniurt,
a,i,l Michigan wpru lou.lly clleevctl. ~ won.
ttlso Tho First Connecticut Thought to hn,,
Rnne tlpwn With tIloIr ship, mil nrrlye, i1st
Ia time 10 tnke ppsItion In tlne); tic uror,I,,
Battalion, which las with them two rim,
cnpturel from tic 1,rlttsl, at Yorktown. ~
hundred years Ng0; md Tho regulars tim
lMarcllet! fro tl!oir several stutiotls nnrth r.,
Yorktown. Thu staln truups riea with each
otllur tn the drill a,N discipline, au ths
friends Of cs.cl. claim tho palm. The teQu,
lars exrltett general admiration.
1lAllUS vow sTEuttEv
spokc In aeriIlan rs follows ycstcr,la~ In
r's>n'lsc to President Arflnr's nltlrcss:
Nix. lnEsiuEST: IN tho wortls OF we]eom4 +,
your foreign guests which ynu havo ju4t utte,,xi
ynn remembered atld mentioned In kim, tcrrns
thu family nf Vnn atc,bcn, ass,,re yuu thar
~ suon as tho tt,luI4s of otr heo,ty
a1itl cntt,lslastfo reception III this couh.
fry, following tito frfcnty Invitation 10 4,
by Tho President or tito United statcs, were rc.
cefscs] III thp I'LL fnthorlnulr thctr wns hear.
fctt rc]0lclslg s.IlonE hll classes in every rt n,
our country. 1t was now and striking a,lctce
Ut tho cuIt,tn01s sy1nl,uthy that rxistct hrtwcen
tho Aihurlcan nAu uernlnl, people. II proyt,
too. TINT tho American people, which tins pu.
precintcs nnd uastons tn homer tho grcni deal
stanJs al tho hight Or civilization lrl c,turr'
Only this morning recglvcl II uablcHran frum
, 1881-10-21

: Spfctdl ntsmtth TO Tbs Cale1:7 Tribune
WAaHtS0ToN, u. u, Oct. W.-A ertut hfanY
h'lsn returned frau Yorktown tun9lIs,
asrcetng, with Secretary Blaine, t!,at il,ey
"hayD endured All lilo horrors am! ,tspUss.
forts Ut wiz, without my nf tlla glory" 81
anxious wrre Tho viatnrs to lr.,ye that tia
naval review, which was tn l,ayu takcll place
toln0rruw, WIS crDw,letl Intu tutlny's pre.
gram. md nnthl,lg NOW reulnills hut 10 sett!a
tile bills, which nru greatly III excess Of its
money left with tito coE,lulttces.
TlIEfE Is Tn tlf: i I..t,f9t: nErK1r,
MlNl tho subject 0f tlo Ietlelt lnay possibly
h.ftl tn s0isie tl|sagraraba tlalatcx, rs It sa3
tllfllclt to sccurn tho oi,ny, II, thu. llrst !l
stAl,ra', anu tho SIM was appropriated t'mly
only upon tho mast positive assurances .bat
mt anoiltur dollar should bn ie1atlreh Mara.
over, stnMtt'ndy llsss Violated ll,G luw III pledg
fiig the faith ut tho Government itt ineHkr'ns
nl,y expense above thu actunl stln, approp1t
Htutf.
, 1881-10-21
tint matter, ~ tn cnIl nAr attention uWAy
FROM tlla regular oanllmfgn work."
Z flNf.T1 f!F'H.
IL tht iIfsstrN .isxlKinttst l,rtts.

\ tlnf.tl tH'H.
~ tht iftsstrn .issxititd I'rtts.
WA*,ttSt'H'$, II. T., ticl. .0.-rmlay III,
old t,an presented himself ut tho Treasury
n1ld gave Ills nau,e ~ .'ero Baldwin, frolM
Ohfu. liz t,,Uls from Il vallsu UnItrtl States
per cent bonds amounting tn Si7,tlg, nntl
demanded payment In gold. Treasurer till
illtati cndenvuretl 10 persuade him tn tuke
CHECKS, but 1e refused, ntld ttua!ly TIM
a,nouut WINS pal,l him II, so Eott ptrcps. Itu
hit tho con It, tho yalse, and, NJ IL weighed
seventy hounds. he coul.l mt carry II, 1le
wnnltl not sxel'aligN tho cni,l inr unyt.iilg
etSe anu. rs h. nplaarrlt 10 l,e para,nlly ill.,
,nclitel, tho Treasurer sent for tho Cnpiau
ur l'otice III tako c1,arge Of HIN mud his
lltorGy unltl his friends coul.t bc heard from.
SILVER.
The Treasury Department to.lay purchased
.EjU,U0O OUNCES of llne silver fur tho int1lis.
, 1881-10-21
CARRIAGE EllllnERS.

ClSGISNAvi, Oct. :.3.-'Il,u tarrTuEo l!nlll-
cra' National Association concluded lts busl-
ness n'eelItg to.lny. philadelphia w,ls
chosen III tho place Ut tho ,luxt n,eetIng
which Ii to bo l'e!l tho third Wednesday Il.
uetobcr. 4 eonIlntttea WIS appointed tn r..-
port ut tho mkt meeting on tsls supply Of
cArraa4e tlMgtr md tlle necessity iur its
cultivation. Fllu members partonk 0f q hat-
lllet t0DIlgllL mil talll6rroW Will bu shown
places Ut Interest about thu city.
, 1881-10-21

ALBANY, N. T., Oct Superintendent
Falrman ',ts repartet tho Universal Life
Insurance Company Ut Nuw York to tho Al
tnrney.fienerai for dissolution. Ttle SUPER
lnteHilent recommends that speedy aetio.i be
The interest of pul!cyllullerA
, 1881-10-21

Special D1paffh 70 7&e CAIfago tribune.
WAslliNaroS. u, e., Oct. :0.-Whateyer
tho RESOURCES af tho Treasury ,nay seelu
from tho receipts, tho Treasury nllirlals say
ttint str. Windbm certainly will mt ar.lvr
tlo purchase of S!h, Jul, 100 more af bonds, Or
any other SIM; tIlut thu purchases i,e thus al-
rcudv nfdvred will lse all iltt In will to dur.
Ing hts administration Ut tbs Treasury, and
that tho fu!ure policy Ut thut department will
, 1881-10-21

N"S'~' N'' *'|'+'N - -'>' ~'''N''s@ 3''~T''%
WAsii1SoToS, ID. u, Oct. D.-Slnce Sccrc-
Ills present o1slce he has tcrbtc't much study
to tho lntilnn tl1tcstlt:'. s,,bjGct With ss'nu
"f tile as!mets of wl'lct lie had already be-
rolslt' familiar 'ls Chairman Ut tl!c Senate ST.
lett Cosl'lnittce 10 invcsttsate thu clrcsllh-
Northern Cleyenacs ntn tho rolicas to tie
Indian Territory. Although: Secretary Kirk
wot'tt las been In otfeo less tlan etght
mouths, .lur'1u. three Of which ho 1abured
lnt!cr the si'at!ow uf Ill overwhelming nnx-
allatrs lltls been 10 irl'! MD Intelligent as to
terior had bren fan1ld who WINS botll
competent nilu Wiling tu Heal win tl!o In
al'ln 'l1feSlaoli III spirit oi enlightened
slales'tlahsilp' lit conversation Will. THE
IhlhUSE correspondent, Secretary Kirk
VOC" '"'chel 'lpoh one Or two matters nf
1lli1'ln administration "tlicll llnVe cI0se]y
enSasc't tsie attention tllouEIltiu! students
t't Inc snb1cet ior huinDcr Ut ycars. Speak
'ns "t .....
THE ISSUE or GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES
to Indians, tho Secretary sud: "When |
WIS III fort ltatio. II c"i'l'lc OF years aSo, l
saw 0.0U laaIal.s 'to!nE notlll'ls except play,
1hll' a'o ,e eat 1atlohS 'ssnG't ~ tl'o Goscr''-
i'ent: lIleS Werc el9a1, at1er fnsliso!l,
N MahKe!S ami aegs!ns'. also 'ss'tetl.
~ tho government: Illey w"re bc'nE
paIpcrl1et1 III rapidly rs practicable.
doubt whether tho same number Of white
,no,,jo u,o,,lt .ot s,o, l,n,y,,,,,, .,,,,l1.s.
,,.,,,,nre H. s,,,.,,",, ~ H., ;t.',, >,
F""'eAo u 'uoJee'c't " l"o s"'''e eoi'Httlols'
"wM:tf l'EaEf
, 1881-10-21

spsctai Dtspaleh to The Chaeapo TRIBUNE.
MAnls1S, Wis, Del. 20.-The lin,h Il. ".
keyes WIS ll0ninutc.l tNlny by thu T;epul,-
LEANS Of tho siecn,lll Assembly District If
Assembly. Thu district Is cttMr, hut Mr..
keycs will bo ricctetl by II lurgn minority.
, 1881-10-21
MIMI .TULIIPa.

HAE FKASElSt.O AND NEW tltsI4EANA,
spte.at Nt1pateh 10 tbs CAieuyo tribune.
W->slllSaroS, u. C., Oct. .0.-'rl,era Is
ante MI agItntlo,, in mint cifctrs. Cnngrpss-
lnas l'agc, Ut California. n,sd Uthars fru,n lie
Pacific Coast, desire to secure tllo removal of
Mr.. l}nrclinrtl. Director Ut tho Mlnt. Tlmy
arD nut Satislha! With thu recent report
which cx0llcrnteA tho Superintendent Ut thu
San Francisco Mini III tAa charges preferred
ngsiist hin. x Nunshcr Of New Orleans
Republicans nre also )lrrc. outraged, rs they
sny, Mt tho report That SenatUr JOINS, ur
Louisiana, IL very likely to t,btaiH for his
own brother tho position, nf Director of Tho
Mint III New Orlcnlss. 'rhrsn ls,uaEunn Ke.
pnI1tcAlls PROPOSE tn bruyellt tiislt. II u0sslble
, 1881-10-21

| tr0il, Il that tho rlelncn. nf nrbt as to thu
| Republican runrn nf tl.r lleSt House ,nitltt-
rtits candidates, t'lere tA.lnE Il humber. uncll
| IF wi.un. thinks Tint III s,iali Gloso contest
| hn cout1 cnln,aalnl snne certain surirart
which atliers could int ret. III Orsler 10
l,ave tho number ut votcs necessary to III.
sure tho organization tito Republicans mist
curry
THIEF: orr OF THE rnul, cuSu1,t:ssMES
| 10 h, etyctell IN Snw York 1lext ulonth, lle-
stiles this, tic contingencies Ut tho situation
nse fayusal,le to tho Republicans, s.ul tllcrc-
| foro thu organization IL generally conceded
| tu tlion,, but 1t will probably tu;c MI tl,u
strength, they chi, command to SECURE II.
l}rnmn,, Ut Pennsylvania, WHO li,s herll
counted rs eertMIn to votc Tor tic strateht
Republican, organization, llas entered hastily
irtO tia tircenl,ack canvass In his Stnte, ami
declares Ills purpose tn rotc for Grpel,lacli
Speaker. f.ce CralNlAtt, uf lae Sattnnuf
t'rrcn6ack Cnmmittrr, uni Ctlitor of tho Nj
tional tircent,1rk UrKah here, says every
number elected rs Il tsrcenlmrfer will go
into Il Democratic cntcus talitl stand uy tliut
party n tho end, ntlt tl,at
HYATT SMITH. or l,Esoukf.yS,
will ln with ta. Tho two llra.ttustcr
members from Virginia will. no ttDl,l,t, he
influenced by tho result Of The I,ext months
election It, tint Stalc. A. careful Survey nf
the whole liplsl. with nll doubts considered,
makes the Republican organization Miuro
s''I' p'oua"' ~ NV tAeellci.t "isclpliie
alp' management dt tiat Enrty Invariably
ttfunslths III such crisis. 1t IL not known
Inv tho Administration will statMl towards
tho different candidates. lltseuck might
l,aye lad thu Administration snu,mrt. hut In
urn,mhly fnrfrttrd IT. ut thn tn,r ,,r,,,hl,r",,
convention tit New York. Iie WIS sesrct~t
l'y tic Stalwarts ~ Il ,lau agreeable to the,n
for temporary Chairman Of tile convention.
r1in srALwA,rrs
Mcte htS"'is u nueleht aellalof Mtiler. al'
tl,ey tixva . nl'on m ilise"cl; as cnmii'ate who
bur OF lInIft3rrrds, Al thu Inst uo,,,e,,t lIIs-
n,,.,. .,nsns.tL ,, o,,,t s,,,ira,t ,'.,,,' ,t;,,
III, easy yictory. Ii Is believed by st''uc in
position IL ki"w that tho Administration
will fnyor n Westcru ,nnn ror Sm.nlrr RI.
eur,luv lint ns - ,n,,,,Iar t,,,,t+ r., ~, ~
H., .' ~ ss'us u" np.", la1.E :" ~: u
tl.!s 10 correct, IT. Is likely TINT kasso't, from
StnEwart Republican fuw,t, will gct tho ennd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-05
BROS, Auctioneers.

III
CHANCERY SALE OF Two-sToRY AND ATTIC
BRICK HOUSE, CORNER SECOND AND d
NORTHWEST AND COTTAGE HOUSE ON
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of thee,
District of Columbia passed the 18th day of July A. "a
u; ISL ~ the cause OF Mary " Randolph ct al
undersigned Trustee shall sell at public auction in front
OF the premises. first, on MONDAY. THE TWELFTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1881 AT $50 O'CLOCK p NJ,
hns n tReSe ES
Iee eight 90 inches south from the northwest
sad lot thence east one hundred 1OO) feet public
inches thence one hundred 900 feet and thence
norh with 18th street twelve 2) feet eight ) inches
tns Deg1n1 ms With the dwelling house thereon
SEPTEMBER, 1881. at $50 O'CLOCK m. lot num-
Dered thirteen 49, in the recorded subdivision of lot
one In square numbered five hundred and seventy two
thereon This valuable property on the corner of I'd
and streets northwest
ol Third ITl; On WEDNEsDAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY
numbered seven in square nnmSeed even hnndre ed
and twenty five (725) This lot fronts l57
feet six 80 inches street northeast with depth OF
sy eoaa 'f b & to
ronn5s gt Il mmsdasey ADJACENT e the east
faee This lot vii be sold either ss Who or In io AZ
may be deemed most advisable.
Terms OF sale. prescribed by the decree:
notes. with interest est s ~ al. es the ne
title to be held BY the Trustee until the paid
OF tne whole Ct tie purchase money may be paid cash
time OF SALE II the terms Of sale are not complied with
nFe days. the Trustee the right after
nve days notice at defaultng purchasers cost. All
WI. REBiN WOODWARD S5se5 Trustee,
aoI-dGds 1852 D street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-05
Sporting Notes.

In the Coney Island races on Saturday tho
selling race, one mile. was won by Fair Count,
Cridge second; time, l.431. The Austin stakes,
handicap sweepstakes. thrce-quarters of a mile
was won by Memento, Nolusia second. The
handicap sweepstakes, mile heats. was won by
Parole, Dan X. second. Mary Anderson third.
The sweepstakes handicap, one mile and three
quarters. was won by Monitor. the only starter.
Fifth race, selling race. one and one-eighth
miles. was won by Warfield. Clarence second;
time, LIS. Sixth race, handicap steepechase,
regular steepechase course, was won 10y Derby,
Lizzie ID. second.
Base ball Saturday:-At Buffalo-Buffalo. 5;
Detroit. 3. At Boston-Roston. g. Worcester, 2.
At Troy-Providence. IL; Troy, 1. At Cleve-
land-Chcago, 4; Cleveland. 2. AT New York
Metropolitan. Z; Atlantic. q.
Courtney's boat was damaged i'm its transit to
Toronto. and he has sent for another