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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
Walter 3. Williams 81 Co.,

YFRUSTEE'sSALE OFTwO TWO STORY BRICK
l. HOUSES. NOS. 1855 AND 1877 SAMSON
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated November l. 1875
duly recorded in Liber No 7S, folio 80. Of the
land records of the District of Columbia. and at the
request Ofthe party secured thereby will sell at pub
lie auction in front of the premises, the following
described real estate situate in the city of Washington
D. c. on TUESDAY the Sth day of MARCH 1881 at
400 o'clock p. H. and known as lot numbered fifty
two (52) in Drury's subdivision of square numbered
two hundred and nine (99}, together with the i'm
prOvemCnts thereon.
Terms cash. The terms of sale must be complied
with within I0) days from the day of sale, the
trustee the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the deiaulting purchaser after five
days previous advertisement 4 deposit of 800 will
be required at the time ofsaIe.
JOHN PATCH, Trustee.
fe25-jDd,GdS JJ6 Tenth street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
Ju:ted States DIarshaI's Sale.

1OY virtue of writ OF ieri fcias issued out of the
- clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the District
OfColumba. and to me directed, will sell at public
sale, for s;l mt the COurt-HOuse door OF said Dis
trict, 'SDAY. the 1st day of March, 1881, al II
o'clock the right, ute claim, and interest otthe
defendant he following described property. to wit:
One undN ;ie;i seventh part of tract Of land, lying
near Georcs town, District of Columbia, and known
by the name of part of Harlem" bounded ON the
northeast and east by FOxalls Lane or Ridge Road,
the south by the old road laid out by Lingan, on
the southwest and west by Conduit Road and on the
northwest by property owned by Wetzell and Shoe
maker, being the property conveyed by Walker
Smith, trustee, to John Baker, by deed dated Febr
airy D. 1919, together with all and singular the I'M
provements thereon, levied upon the property of
the defendant Frederick w. Jones, to satisfy cxecu-
ton No r. 1885, at.law, in favor Of John F. Brodhead
ct al, use Brodhead q Watson.
FRED'E DOUGLASS,
fe1Gdts United states Marshal d. c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01

THIS ELEGANT PREPARATION
IS invaluable for toilet and medical IL cures
Chapped Hands and Cracked Lips, Cold Sores Chat
ing, Bleesling Cuts, Scratches, aud Burns also skin
EruptOnS Inlienlesi Wounds, Tender and PeIspirtnS
Feet, HemOrrhOidS &c. DC Eucaiyptine Is clean,
pure white sOft bat GREASELESS, Slve, which VIII
not soil the hands dress in The least SOLO Dy al
druggists Price. % cents dei-l ms JIM
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
Rowland Dental Association,

NO. eli FoER-AND-A-HALF STREET.
Three doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, EX-
TRACT TEETH UNDER NITROUS OXIDE, with
OCT PAIN for 81 each TOOTH without gas, 80 cents each
tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, s. per set. Gold aud
AnaIgam FILINGS inserted All work warranted
first class.
DIR. +. P. ROWLAND has Administered Niloous Ok
ide to over 20.000 persons. isSIy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
PEOPLES CONCERTS Cents.

The second in this series of cheap concerts will be
given at the
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
street, between 9th and 10th II. W.,
WEDNESDAY MARCH 2, AT p N.
MISS CARRIE KIDW ELL, Soprano.
MISS AMY LEAVITST, zO-SOprauO.
MIR. n. c. PEARSON, Tenor.
MR.. G.. II. READ JR., Bass.
Mr.. HERMANN BRAKEMAN, Violin.
MP. THEO. INGALIS KING, Piano
Admission, with secured 25 cents
Seats secured at MetZerOtt's S25 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Programmes at MetZerOtt's and the school o.
Music, 70T Eighth street northwest. fe256t
r DAN EXHIBITION-NOW OPEN IN TAYIOE
- Mansion. New York avenue and Eighteenth
street Rich in objects of beauty and interest. Mar
tina Washington Tea Party Tin cUstUmel. and dancing
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evening.
Admission, - cents: i've tickets for 3 Pupils from
any school, in parties of ten attended by teacher half
price or p cents each. fe25FM&W
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01
Anrnsennenfs.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
INAUGURATION WEEK.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01

The funniest pIoy on record.-New York Herald.
The greatest hit in years.-New York Tribune.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-01

un VH lhV DiolVl Us Il NISIt Un thU bUuhu,
Introducing fund OF novelties and an avalanche Of
orisinaiiticS by Galaxy of Specially Artists
Laughter for week, smiles for month, good
humOF for q year.
The eompany-J0hn T. Sheridan, Rich waidOa,
VIM. COPYRIGHT. Mark Smith, MyrOn Caice F.
s9ahneilin, jr., VIM Hughes, Agnes Hailock Kate
CsLStletOn and Marian Fisk.
MONDAY March I LAWRENCE RARREsTvp
, 1881-05-31

Inns Of iloltnrs will enable tho City Council
10 Increase tic appropriations for city pur-
puses two millions Of llul1ars annually. attl-
ing TINT much to Tic city Tux, mid MISC CHI
ablIng tho county to 70 into more liberal
system Of expenditures. Tho purpose Of
this repeating bill is to cnnblc tho City mid
County Governments to Md frum two to
threo millions of lollars TO tho annual tax
levy Of this city n1lA couMty. Whether this
result will be III fact accomplished call only
depend OH tile future. The bill is In tho
lrn,Nls Of tho Governor, who, It Is probable,
will incline unto tho prayers Of tho reinarsc-
less tax-catcrs WHO are ctamoring for larger
dividends,
, 1881-05-31

willing to fal! bnck npon American md
Danubian corn tmafzc1 as substitute for
wheat. Thcy lnvo htti,crtu rcgartltd 1t with
aversion as m arttclo Of h,snau fond, but
might bo intluce.l to uso It freely, II ,na,lo
acquainted with its value. Shunld the do
vcloping facts warrant, within few weeks,
tho nbnvc-iiotcl conclusions In regard to n
shortage III out wheat yield, sone Of Our
Western Statcs may sec tho way clear to net
on II sugkest,ott ,aladc IN os,r Inst nt,nuai re-
Wow. That WIS to senti out Commissioners,
IN The shape of cooks, to show tic people ot
England how 10 t,inko corr-brca.l alti l,asty-
pudding for themselves. Such n course
would not only tlctp our corn-growfng III
dustry In future years, but would be Of i'm"
inense benefit to tho w,oio brentt-consumlng
world, III checking the march Of prices 10 an
unfeasonably hlgl, point,
, 1881-05-31

THE silly season ut Washington always de-
vclops rulnors of Cabinet discussions, No
bD,ly need bo surprised. therefore, by tho re-
ports that Dsallle nliu Mae Vcngh are about 10
como to an open rupture, or tlsat anybody IL
grievl1g over tho rejection Of C!lantlnr's mont
iuation rs Solicitor-Genrral. Tiip rejection ot
That noMinnt,Du Is not calumity, allh 1t
should not 10 considered hardship by any
body. 1t will probably result III making
Chandler Senator from Now Hampshire, 80
that ilu lins l,o JUS. entso for eounpnnt. Atr,
blaine has lald po'lticnl debt III se1,.ling In
ChuMllers nall!o; and 1t w0nid bU iii improll-
er for him to make tho action Of tho Scnato
IN Its constitutional sl,l,ere ea,lsu Ut ofe1lse
hs 1t WIS tor 4ir. CunkiIng ta resign for the
same reasOn. Nnr to wo Mt all credit tho
rn,l,ur tint tho President Is dissatisfied with
Mr. MarVeagh's conduct. MI. MacYeagh
WAS MI original Garfall mnn Mt Chicago, al.u
kas been thoroughly loynl to tho AlMilfs-
katlon ever since. lie Is dlle Of tic brainIcst
And ltlDst courageous mon In tho Cani-
net Next to Alr. DEa1ne, tho President
con!tl better spare tho services OF ally ,neni-
bcr Of lis Cabinet than those Of Mr., Alue-
Fcagll. 1t IL probnbo that the Secretary Of
Btato and tic Attorney-Gcaeral know antl
respcct tho Importance Of eacl+to the other,
aud of both to the Administration. Tl!ey are
tao WISE to quarrel for snail reason; and
they never hnyu had the shadow OF a big
rraSutl vet
, 1881-05-31
PERSONALS.

Ills not on his own account TINT lie Duo
erioycs.' Ho ts anxious to know what this eoun-
try viii do for ton,
rho ,,,onv Io,,r,o, sovs AIR, conklinz's
.o.,,a.. xn.os' ~ essa nm"Ins, tho couptTy."
1r,.. Ill.,. os. w., ,t,"S',,st rapll VIII bo
nornnic,civ @ % oyersbn,loweI ] Doforc ltoscoos case
~ aa..Set, e~~
neeoras'on:pay always brings Up 81! ). l. ,es: y:
inisccnocs. 10 e.litors tho occason |, ,. a. e.
pcc,nIly hallowed Quo. No poot lcts pssota' M
Ion-Dhy ReG W WItnouk ea"7Aa ~
, 1881-05-31

TnE nlost careful estimates put tho cotton
crop of last ycar Mt 0.4o0,000 bales, ur ncnrly
= million and q lmIf bales lanre than tic
,ple.l,lid crop Of 1std. Tho greatest clop
sycr raiscd n!tlcr slavery was tl,at Of lst;0,
Which fell nbout l,Goo,01o balgs, short of tho
rlcld ot Inst year. Tic Southern people
1uye Int only raised inorc cotton under
,recttnm thai with systeus of sInve-ahor,
out they have realized higher net prices.
they ntc in better condition financially
;llan they were III befaru tho War. They
,wo less money to their fnct0rs. Their
,lantntiors nrr better kept a,ltI better culti-
rated. They 1.-Two less personal RESPONSE
biltty tl,an before, md moro time 10 devote
10 their pensura at,tl improvement. It Is no
wonder tho Southern pcnplo aro beginning
10 atlmIt that tho War was gigantic bluntler
on their part M1ul to bless tl,a, tlny When they
were relieved Of their slnves by tho strong
arm.
, 1881-05-31

In connection with the desperate uttcmpts
Of cortnIn OF Mr.. Diaino's enemies to connect
him With tho star-routo frauds, it may 10 well
to obsoryo TINT tho biggest fox caught in that
trap belonged to another saeaaserIc Tho
finger Of suspicion has not 1norcly been pointed
nt Mr.. Dorsey; 1t has icon lRld on bis shoulder.
Who WINS moro artlent 30Gor than be during
tho ChIcngo Convention? Why, Dorsey Was ono
Of tho membora OF tho National Republican
Cohlmlttoo who uIvIsol Don Cameron to name
the Chairman OF tho Convention, md proposed
to help him do 1t,
, 1881-05-31
PUBLIC CHARITIES,

Julro Allison. Of one Of the PHILADELPHIA
Courts, ono day last week administered n
scathtnr rcbuke to tho system of organized
md endowed public charities no ostcntottous-
ly paradcd ii, t[lat and other largo citfps Of
the country, The case before him ,yas tint
Of an uumnrrlctl woman. 10 rcnrs of ago.
charqc,l with tho murder Of llcr infnnt child.
The cirl ltyeu with n man nn,ncjl Anro,,s. ex.
nnctinp tn la marr1ott IN lin. bnt wns liz.
s.,r.'., ,, ,t,. a,'., ~ a,,,,,as ,.,, H., ,,on
cntn l,onitt, sho wus ro,,nI hv n cirl If ,,nr
u 's ,'',, u "'.s ,s " 'e,. ~ ,i r. s" VI .ot
own mge WHO ea'e her looen's anu 1ool 1or
so ,vho, s,o haJ ~, rro ,nto H., st.oot ,rhoro
49, "noh sue nha {" go INTO u'o street, Ihefe
con,na,,,o, NJ ro,,tr nv, lin t,yo ,,tr,s
..!., n.... .."p' ". ,I'o WI h.s
tosetes tn s9ss 70 a cnftao,9 provision
~. .io o"ls.tcss:t o'e. Az" lS!ns@hh hosila"l
"s5 n week md marriage certlllcato" wero
terred to tho alms~houso; tho Trustees Of
tho Poor closed their doors upon her; Mt
ho!cu chhTltapie "Mlss!on' sle was offered
ticket for Nuw York for dollar; l,er coltIl-
t1, ,,,.,,,.,a,I I,,x 60, H. s- 1Iy..,
ton oxcir'ctl hcr from tito Young Wo'non's
Christian Association; md thus for seven
u"9s s1o ul'"t"'l!iiEly "ppHeA u pubic
charities for l,laco OF shelter. At last she
was excluded by tho companion Of lor
syMpnt!ll2lnE friend from tic shelter ale
hnd shnrp.1 4 tlt.,t1 II, fnnt ,vna Yn,u1 IN Inn
area OF q c'tenp lodglng-llottsc, III which TIC
girl hutl found place to sleep by pnwnfng
tho last thing sl,o lad loft,-a ring. Tho gill
Was arrested, Indicted, and tried. Tho re-
port ct tho conclusion Of tho case onds as
f0ll0ws:
Judge Allison then cnlcd tho two women
, 1881-05-31

setscs tho ,,ccaRsars qualifications g.. -
trltlgcnt tfIBchnrgc OF Tho I'M, m ,ut ~ IN IT.
tMchtsl 10 tho n1ilcu 10 which no hns ''i's' At.
nontotl Is aisn mystery. Pcrhac,. In ~ea -
tho oil provorb holds good, Wl,cn f,,a ~, c''
tn run IT, 's' esalst
, 1881-05-31
TRIBUNE ltNANCfi OFFICES.

Tnr CrttcAGn TRtni1SE has established t!af,ch
onccs 6r Tho receipt of subscriptions nnd alyartlao~
ments ns follows: .....
NEW yUHK-ltnon, ~ Tribune building. F.T. Nc
I1ApnES, Manager,
G1.ASGOW, sc,t"hah1lans American Nova
Agency. II ltnfei4-sI
LONDON. FnH.-Ahnertcnn Exchange. ~ Strand-
uESnY =. taEi.l1G, Agent.
WASHINGTON. II. r.--t3ls atrcnt-
, 1881-05-31

i"s e'''"o ~ ou s. .,,s 11aus., va 9s..,su
.hc'' ~ 1essl's ,uals' al"s 1o om,.ou ot''es
p.o""sel " aust','s @ "net. ',as. luz '.ea VI
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pm"' "p, "s ~.
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e'ssS t,''s "oun o"s1o ~ VII , a'o oA'.neso'' y,
o,sI,, o"a n"e's :, ""a s"' ''s,, ~ ~. sa'.!
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>'H y, o. ~ t - 49,. M ,,.a,, ,' - Val.
N"o" to'n' "s ~ NJ a.".' .,3,. n"'o W .'uA
so'e sue" N.Y. sos.o' =. s,''ss "la"'o!y ~
t'o 4ueS' 4no .o'n'Mo.e'"' "olW 20 "us w
plea,"' "ss"4eo VI '.!,s' "nn s,, y Gooa ''"''s
peopto WIZ ~ usu"s W.. '''1olAe'' ~,
se1t sheis oe''si 'Aa. t"o om.seA ,oes 1u'les m'A
p'o.'"eo ~ .'No1 ""Eat ~ 1o't 10 ~ "''s loi-
.n"s seat' oon'o y. ..en. kt'o as u lsason
e'v se''s'al "npealaasg Wy VI .A'nss' ~" osness
~ uath w. tno I,I. n.s..u y. N'e.. "oso.eu ~
M.s''-e4e' "4.n w, aW'ss'eu s...', ."vs os .i'us
"ta'op's"" e..""'"es !" to'u "''u 4ooo "o'o !,
lo'.o"eu W n's e1ops' ~ lneso ~ u'ose u
ssasen"!'c' ''os't'"''oll t.''''l e'es n'iofe.
4'''";c'' '"e J""sn n'cH'ot '"o 'utaoi "ne"t
eA"p ""s w 1"'1 " ~ w" 11o"ee" ~ !"
seonse' e"p''"' nus t"'p'eS'cu neon Eyes
.hto .ts s"i,'eu wv ., "lu 0ehs '.io,n o"' ~ o'ef
.no oNle" o.ases. ,'.s, -, -. 'eMst an "vot
tss"ss s" aseas ~ M1.te' @ mhe"te"'tu'o - e's-
''lnsas' % Ma"etas. tAo !epoin y. ''ese
, 1881-05-31
ElfitNrnft4 GrnxYinrR.

Tint OF thn thousands upnn thousands OF
uertnan Immigrants who land hore with high
hopes many lCso thofr courage when thuy AsHa
that they aro not received with n brass bAnd ut
Cast1o 0art'cn; that ronstod pIEs do not run
nbout with forks aud katvcs sticking In thotr
lacks; TINT Croton winter is not milk. aud Lnko
Michigan does mt overflow with honey, ia hut
nnturni. When tho uugroes wore oniapclpntcd
1nnt1y of thoni believed TINT to bo FREQ ncnut
not to work. hfany linmf9rnnts coming to Amer
fca think that to 1.-Two In tho land of tho FREQ
means good living ond ''lots of fun" Thoy will
write dotoful letters homo Of their pitiful aud
furlorn condition, warning thoir frlentds not to
come to tho Unitcl stntcs. OF co,srso thoso
lctters, or parts th6feof, arc published with
grand flourish By tho papers Of Germany, and
tho moral thoy always drnw therefron,,-
bccauso they can do no bettcr,-is tho In
cvltablo "Dfdn't I tell you so?'' So
butnnicr from Obcriugehoiu,, who prctenls
to Ie Il Socialist bcsIlca, writes to his
friends on tho othor sttlo Of tho Atlantic to
dssundo every orc frolu coming to America.
lie ovuu Roes % far rs to predict that tho Unttcl
Stntcs will shortly bo visited by n most terrible
revolution. surprising nil other revolutions his
tory Tolls Of In cruelty and horrors. Aud as q
foundation for his pf,nllecy t,o states that hore
lust ~ In Germany, tho prlco Of labor Is ron,t-
lnscta by tho amount to DO found iii tho market
an,l tho demand for 1t. In his opinion tho mode
and manner Of living in Amer!cn Is worse by
fur than In Germany, for, although In this colln-
try tho people cat ment eggs, md othcr good
things thrco times day. Of which thu working
lllnt III OcTnlntly seldom, 1t evor, could yet a
tRste. tho dry1,css Ut tho MIR oompels tho healthy
citizen to cnt Grent dpal moro thnn In Germany,
Hut his vorncious appetite Is not ali that
troubles tho Obcringolholn1or hummer; he must
norunlly work to I'LL his cormorant stomach.
I1e says: "Whoovor expects to DO somebody
hero ho must attok to tho pIace whero he is md
, 1881-05-31

GRADUALLY 1taly see.ns to come to the
conclusion that she camo too Iata Into Tunis,
and that sho might a. vol console horsplt with
Trlpoll. ltaliasa papers use beginning 10 quito
tho clas.lo words of tho OrpntAl trav1iur, tor
hasl hholfs-vis.s Is In fuw years TEipolttauia
Will 10 l,ullan aRaln"; and tho papers aad:
"Aholfs Ia Justified in usinQ the word again.
bcclusu tho Ilaltaaa are sous Ut tie Romans" !"
Ino Society for tho Commercial Hxplosntlpu Of
, 1881-05-31

THE Springfield Republican observes that !;
"ConkIn8's reputation Roos over like q tFeo
with II big top and 10 roots And rlntt Is Gle
OF tho littlo olimburs curricd over In tho full
, 1881-05-31

DuLCE ct decoratunl est pro patria inorl.
hit It is sotnewhnt swecter to he sinalt thg
and play baso-ha on the National auuiFcrsaFy.
, 1881-05-31
POSTAGE.

Entesrd at he Iost-oaet At Chtipo ILL.,. d Sscond.
/, Cidas Natter.
For Tho boncGt Of nnr nntrnns who acsiro to eehd
rlnae copies Of TitH TGt1tSE through tho mail, NO
t4hE.ye herewith tho transient ratio Of postage.
FnrtI1n Hiltl Unfnsaftc. PR E.nrt
Eight mud Twelve tnsu Paper cents
sixteen Fngp Fapor.. u cchts
, 1881-05-31
THE ozAR's BACKWARD STEP.

for II lin frraQ 4y1tn,, hn 0oanlN1nt1
tha tl,tnuo nro fnll NJ ,utrrest. .rha forntp,,
n,n,Is s,,n,, hat In oronsoI ,ho ,o,,o NJ, nynr
Eur,,,,o lint In ,vos nho,,t IN roo,ore or,,or
md rance Tha ,1ls.ino,ion or this ham Ia
nttnr,1n,, ,,t n,,,,, ~, ,,,,r,sa,ou. ~ ror.nt
~, o, s,,,os t,nt ,iso r., IN ,;o, t,,at ,o
has ,,,o,,, .nrtona ,,istol-o A. tho ,,arv o,,t.
sct ond % ana thnt ,n,,at i,n,,oi 1,nsato forwar,,
1ntn ro,,o,m,;on trho nt;,ta,ors ,,,,o,,, In
caltr,1 o,,n,t him. ,ha n,ion Inn ~ ,nrnnr
ncns,,roa of roforn,. ,,orttrn iortv t1,o unoao
nrov,,l,nr, for ,.orv l,,srot ngrortar ,u,osnroa
nr,l tl,o .,,so,,ssto,, ~ a ,,,r,1,,,.d fnr,, ~
conat,tnti,a,nt rovo,tnont In tho Council ~
N;nfstnr. nrnmac1 tho ho,,, That hrightnr
daya vera in store for r,,,ssia. vj,a,, sntlJon-
" manifesto appoaretl from thu Car. be-
liuved in many Quarters to. hayo beer IN
] narct W ,,hn I 1gs's r9ie,v tsstnotoT VI % ,ha ba,a
Tile language of tho manifesto Is
unmfstnrahic fl Ito ,ncnmfnr ,rno
czar rauS tsreIu declares his M "uushakon % faith IN
tho u,r,p.t,, urtI iusttoa ~ tho ,,,,t1crrtto
s''e sate'ls.n msu Jast'es ~ NV "nsoctato
suppoft anu preserve ,or tlio peonles enoa
II. hi,psn]f coutt mt hnyn ,,pclnr.d n,ore
a.,,,;n,.,., s,,.at ss ...s'as,n :.
~ hn cons IL
lime When tho ozar had given Ills peopio
renson to believe thut their condition WIS 10
be bctterctI, and That they were to lavo some
voice IN uae t'o'eralnehs' Tue reactldltsts
were VICTORIOUS Ill thelr lnMaeneo over tno
rnas' alu a.. .nat yen: Mo''ko1' Apa&a' tho
Mlhls'et OF f!hanee' M'tat'n' tao minister OF
war N1eo".' eho ail'nstor Oh iapnc III
s'ruc'loI' Mia u'ofs, ehe Alni'stor ol ro9eiEli
Ana.ts' VINO hua Deeh warm aa'ocates OF
constitut'oh'A reiofha, count ao was ~ re-
s,s''' Ing 1''osI oarece euuse OF .n'S sut'aeh
eh.aEo ~ tnus s1'.oco ny 't.o Aonaon iM'est
"t'4 lao s1a'enaoh1 Is connsmea ny otAos I'LL
pot9"'s p"pe's'
This sudden tecoil from liberal ileas Is aug
Il " sars H tep ~ sy eIpt
thrcatcn tho Cxar nl,d iii his family with tho
si,llecn tho spirit ot ito Einpross,-fuariui FOR
the ltyes pr hor husband md hur chi!dren,-al.d
s9n hff io SyS aGss o The ard
natural and oven rospectnl,o emotions; Int Il
sfsa ow sa Il e sssas s:sa g g a. es III Il
torprises q Nlhllsm eouI produce would 10 10
Murlur. Tho highest coura9o is that which, III
being ,i,onHbt afraid. IstlssIa noots ruler Win
this sort u courage. anu It Is 2 aeep dlsappont.
munt to discover that Alexander III, after put
Ths policy Of ropressIo. sa,.s beea trod ovor ind
over ngatn, and 1t has failed.
On the 18TH OF May. Gen. lEnatlof entered
| upon his duties as Minister Of the Interior
III the place OF ua'l' Meliko'f, and, after reor-
ganizlng tho Ministry, Issued a circular to
t1,a Gnvnr,,nra oP 1,rovfuons sottfntr fort1, .ba
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-12

LONDON, August 11th.-An association for
the reform and codifcation of international
law will hold congress at Cologne, begin
ming on the 10th instant. Delegates are ex-
pected from Germany, Austria, England, the
United States, France, Switzerland, Bel
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SUMMONS,

GtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
- mento-ss. In the Superior Court, in and for
said county. The People Of the State OF California
to CALIFORNIA MERCANTILE MINING COM
PANY, T. HEADWAY, T. TREADWAY and WIN
II. HARDNESS, greeting You are hereby notified
that action commenced in the Superior
Court OF the county Of Sacramento State aforesaid
by the fling complaint in the Clerk Office Of said
Court, on the 23d day OF JULY, 1884, in which
action JOHN BARTON is plaintiff, and YOU are
defendants. That the general nature Of the action
appears from said complaint, is as follows: That
the defendants be required TO set forth their claims
of title to the property known and described the
north II feet inches OF tho south 81 feet and
inches of the east half of Lot No. 4 between ] and
X, Second and Third streets, In the city Of Sacra-
mento, county and State aforesaid that the respec
tive claims OF plaintiff and defendants thereto he
determined and defendants declared TO have
no title TO said property, or airy part thereof
And you are hereby directed to appear and answer
said complaint within ten days from the service OF
this writ exclusive of the day OF service II served
on you in said county Of Sacramento; and within
thirty days. exclusive OF the day OF service il served
elsewhere; and you are further notified that unless
you appear and answer within the time above
specified, the plaintiff will take default against you
and apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint
In testimony whereof, /, T. II. Berkey Clerk of
the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and
aix the seal of said Court, this 25th day Of JULY,
A. d. 1881.
IsEALl THOS. n. BERKEY, Clerk.
By CHAs. w. CosLAS, Deputy Clerk.
FREEMAN & BAIEs Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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