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Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-03-09
Alsike eller syensk kl6fver.

american Bee Journal innehaller en- ar
tikel ON alslkeklofver, forfattad af en-
Mr.. sBaldTidge, hsilken 1har odlat denna
vaxt under tolf ars It'd jemte timotel och
yanlig rodklofver, och han gifver pa
grund af erfarenhet foretradet st den
svenske alsikeklofvern. Han pastar be-
stamdt, att han genom upprepade f6rsok
funnit, att denna ar ofverlagsen den van
liga rodklofvern i att CORA iorden frukt-
bar, emedan den har tlera rotter. I stallet
for en- enda hufvudrot har den tire eller
fyra stora rotgrenar strackande sig med
sina sidorotter ALA riktningar. AT delta
skal ar den icke sa mycket utsatt for
frost eller att skadas af langvarig torka.
Den f5rgrenar sig emellertid under vaxten
och faller till jorden likt hvitklofvern
och bildar battre betesmark och ho, ON
den sas tillsammans med timotei eller
Yodklofver, emedan dessa bidraga att
halla den uppratt. Denna vaxt anses
sta emellan den yanliga roda och Invita-
klofvern. Stammen och grenarne arc
finare och innehalla mindre tradamnen,
och hoet ar fritz fran dam och swamp
vaxter. Den har talrika grenar och
blommor rika pa honung, hvilket bien
latt skorda In. Under Chicagos bredd-
grad mognar den slutet af juli. Olikt
den roda klofvern erhalles utsadesfroet al
den forsta skarningen. Da den sas en-
sam, aro fyra pund fro EFT stort ofverflod,
det ar dock battre att blanda den med
timotei och r0dklofver.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-03-09

ra st5rsta delen sasom utarbetare
- vid dockorna, i brad och kol.
igardarne, stenhuggerierna 0. s. ";
hyaremot amerikanerna, tyskarne
och skandinaverna drifva de yrken,
hyilkas inlarande tager ansprak
It'd, talang och utgifter. Berattel-
sen formaler icke, men litet hvar
vet anda, att den svenska handt-
verksskickligheten star n3gst pris
! atadens fprnamsta fabriksr. k@ =.
PENNINGEMARKNADEN i New
York, hyilkens verkningar gora sig
kannbara 1fver hela Iandet, hota-
des sista veckan februari med en-
altman panik. Den af kongressen
antagna. ehuru af presidenten annu
icke sanktionerade laneomsatt.
ningsbillen - Funding Bill - be-
stammer nemligen, att national.
bankerna skola, sasom sakerhet for
sin utel0pande sedelstock. skatt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS deponera
3.procentiga stbonds'' De banker,
som icke villa ga in harpa, ha intet
annat val ain att genast, innan pre-.
sidenten sanktionerar billen, indra.
ga sina noter. Derigenom att ett
antal banker gjorde delta och att
salunda 13 till IA millioner dollars
i sedlar pa nagra fa dagar drogos
|If rorelsen, blef penningtillgangen
ytterst knapp, och en- altman panik
Nfr, som sagdt, pa vag att utbryta,
da fnanssekreterare John Sherman
upptradde som en- raddande engel.
Han telegraferade neml. fran Wash
ington, att han amnade anvands
hela disponibla kassa6fverskotte'
pa u millioner till att genast inl0
sa de forst ON 3 manader f0rfalln'
5.procentiga f'bonds"'. Derigenon
utslapper styrelsen j r1relse ungefa
samma belopp sedelmynt, som ban
kerna indraga. Men som denn,
operation ej later utf6ra sig pa nag
srSSga timmar, knnde en- here dagar
oro och hotande storningar i pen
ningmarknaden nappeligen undvi
kas. Sv. Tr.
ENLIGT den af kongressen antag
ma f6rdelningsbillen i kongressdi
strikt, IA de olika staterna ratt til
bon nrroocmSn coy,, =, oI on 81 do TO
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Liberal commission iemnas At prenumerans'
samlare.
:. Observation-Disclosures expedition och allman-
m redigering adresseras till Herman Stocken.
atr4m, Sc. Paul, men uppsstser r6rande den reli.
gi1sa afdelningen sandals antingen till Rev. e.
Eorelius, vasa, Goodhue Co., Minn., eller Rev. r.
6i6blom, Red Wing, MINI.
- -Prenumerationsmede bora sandas registre.
Ssdt bref eller Post Money Order under address,
n &0ckenstr0m. 23l Il. 7th St.. 81. Paul. MINI.
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rI,sUslkt'S BALE OF THE RIGHT OF oCCU5
Il PATTON TILL. DECEMBER 81. 1906. OF
&EnTERH MARkET --'-'D'' 1.'
By virtue of thirty two several deeds Of trust to
Six eeets dated becembee l. $50 and re s
ttyey recorded aIneng the land records of the Dis
and a. sD6 in Tber $50, at pages 472 and 4g8' -
Lsyen deeds dated December 3. 1916 and re,
@ So 5sf and as
'rG IN hash az s;e at PAGES s. 70 and a.
in Liber $40, at pages 80 and So of said land
corded. two Of them in Liber 845, at PAGES Is and
SO, the other il Lib;r ESQ, at page 434 of said
Three deeds dated December 9Th, 1876. and re-
corded, two of them in Liber Ss5 ct pages IL and
l5 and the other In Liber S39. at page 4S6 OF said
TWO deeds dated December II. 1875, and duly
recorded IL Liber oi5, at pages 70 aad As of said
one deed dated May 7, 1877. recorded in Liber
One deed dated May 19. 1871, recorded in Liber
$685. folio 100 of said records
One deed dated May 81. 1877. recorded in Liber
$50 folio a. of said records.
Two deeds dated July no. ls77, and recorded in
by written request of the Commissioners of the
Dist t;dd of Oonh9 vi" ofsr for sale at pubic
1881, AT - O'CLOCK MERIDIAN. in the. Western
Market southeast corner of and 2lst streets in
the City Of p t6 OF the
Il onthlv rent fixed for each stand and the obser-
vance OF the resu.a,ions OF sad MsIket u1tlI De
ern Market to wit: Stands numb cred 10. "a, Is,
e, %, 70, 81. 80, "a, 81, SO, 40 A. 46 AZ, A.,
~, 81 50, "a, 81, 80, 63, II, r. II, IL, So, 81,
l0I. 1913, lC4 and lU5.
Zach stand will be offered separately.
Terms One fourth cash. of which S25 must be
paia on eat stand at the time sale, balance in
three equal instalments. payable IN one, two and
three years from day of sale. with interest at the
rate of six per cent per annum; TO be evidenced
BY the purchasers promisory notes, Endorsed by
good surety, and secured by deed Of trust on the
ri. ht sold. All conveyancing ana recording at the
cost Of the purchaser, II terms of sale not
piled with II ten days will resell at the risk and
cost o. the defaulting purchaser
WILLIAM BIRNEY, Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. milo j Mt
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DlA II.

DIETERICH SUNDAY, March 18th, 1881. sud
Csenly. Mrs. CHAIBARIHA DIETKRIOH, widow Of the
late Conrad Dleterich, native of Germany. born
the 9Th OF April, 1910.
Eunel al VIII take place from her late residence,
corEer Of Stu aid III streets northwest 10 morrow,
CtLesday,) at 3 O'Clock p. Ii. Friends and reia-
tiyes are invited TO attend.
ENTwISLE On March l4tb, 1881, at 20 ..
M THOMAS w ESTwIsLE. In the thir y nth year
Il bis age.
FuleraI from st. Stephens Church az 9 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. Relatives and frteRds are
invited TO attend.
CAN'T At the residence Of her son, No. rs
9th street northwest. sunday, March 18Th, 1881.
at O'Clock m, OF paray sis OF The BRAIN Mrs.
X A. CAN'T, formerly OF rockville, Md. In the
sev.nty-sixty year of her age. Rockville papers
please COPY
HAIL. On Sunday March 18th, 1881. al
O'CLOCK %. m. Ann M. wife Of Alfred Hall
Funeral Will take place from the residence of her
brother in law, Stephen b. Charlton. 7l3 It'll
southwest Oh Wednesday afternoon st o'clock.
Relatives and friends Of the family are Invited 70
attend .
MCFARLAND. Suddenly, on the night Of March
18th. 1881, ELIZABETH Il. MCFARLAND. widow OF
the late William mcfarland. aged seventy four
years
Funeral from her residence SOC 9TH street south
east, Oh Tuesday. March 18th at O'Clock. Friends
and relatives OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
MORRISON. Departed this lie On March 18Th.
1881, ANNIE MORRISON, aged ten years and i've
days. daughter Oh James A. a1id julia A; Morr1son.
from No. All 9th street southwest. baltimore
payers please copy.l -
SIoUSsA. On the morn.ag Of the 18th inst. in
the seventy fifth Year OF heS age, MARY sEoCssA-
WIDOW OF John sioussa. 100 .o.,. -.
Funeral from her late r9sasnce, alZs y IN steeet
northwest Wednesday. March To- q sH O'Clock
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The Doctrines of the Nichi,i,,..


The principles OF the NihiliStS under which
the Gar was aSSaSSinstCd may De- gathered
irom The following extracts:
his gospel admits OF no half measures and
besitatiCns. The old world must pe DESTROYED
ara REPLACED 10y new one The lie must bs
STAMPED cut, ard give way to truth. IL Is oU
MISSION 10 destroy the lie, and 10 effect this
We must begin at the very commencement.
Now the beginning OF all those lies which have
SfounI Gown Tits poor wCTld In slavery Is GOD
LtaF OUT oI your hearts the belief In the eNts-
Nitt oI Nod, LOT as long as an atom or that
silly superstition Ivnaius In soar minds you
VII EtNer Know what freedom Is When Won
lave gGt I'D OF tie heller In tG!s uri as:-oe-
Eclttn Of q. Gnd when. moreover Won ara en-
v'nc q thsr your CNiSttrra Svdf6 = - IN, snr
rounding world Il cue TO tho conrInmrraiion
or atoms Ia 6crCrGsate With tie laws ~
staN!lA AID attraction tl5en ard then only YOU
Will have aCcCnpiShCd The first sep tova-d
hbefty. and You viii experience lass difficulty
Ia ridding your minds Of tha, second lie which
= rannN has Inv enttd. The first lie Is G0d, the
second lie IS right Might Invented the nction
or glt H. order 10 Insure and strengthen her
T'lgn. Might. NY iTierds, forms the sole
GfcGnGWCrE OF society. Might makes and uu-
mar eS laws and that might should 0e In tae
IduuS OF the majority. once penetrated with
clear conviction OF your OWN might you will
ne apie 10 d. stroy this mere notion OF right
auo Shen on have freed your minds from the
rear on God and from that childish respect
tor me hciion OF right. then all the remaining
chains which bind YOU and which are called
science, civilization, property. marriage NOR
AMY anu JUSTICE, VIII snap aSunder ike
threads. Let our own happiness be your only
law. But In order 10 get This law recognized
and 10 bring about the proper relations which
should exist between the majority and min
orlty OF mankind, YOU must destroy everr-
THU which exists In the sRape or state or so
clal organizations, Our first work must be de-
structlon and annIhistton OF every hing "a IL
now exists You must accustom yourselves 10
destroy eyerythiug-the good with the pad
For, III an atom OF this old world remains tina
lew Will never tie created. Take need that no
ark be allowed 10 rescue any atom or this old
world Which We consecrate 10 destruction"
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IhUPERIY ON THE hIDGE ROAD. WEST
Btrt Hex oR HSkkGT f9 GAabLEEE ioH a
BY virtue Of a cert sin deed of trust. exc -
and recorded in Liber 763. folio 81, of the.ls:k
land records OF the District Of Column ba. and by
the direction OF the party secu red hereby, de-
tauit having been ade in the pay OF the in
dettedLess 8. cured, the undersgnsd will offer, at
25Ta OF Marco, 1881, AT O'CLOCK p M, the fol-
lowing descrlte1 premises, to ~it:-All that part
OF t. act OF land called White Haven, " lying On
the Ridge Road. west OF GeorsetO wn beginning at
bounded hickory tree standing at the beginning
OF the 2lst line of the resurvey of Alliance then
north l9H degrees west, twelve Q2) perches with
the 2Oth l1ue OF said Alliance reversed; thence
south 80 degrees west, thirty two psrches to i
bouI ded stone standing on the east line of the
klGge Road, and being at the end of the 18th line
q SAID Alliance; themes down said road the
line thereof the two following courses ana dis
taIces South l5A degrees. east 81 perches south
dee rees est Is erches thence leaving said road
south ST degrees. east 46 t. 10 peIchas inter
Eection with iUe 21st lire of said Alliance an
thence with the said Dist line reversed to the bs-
ginning. containing II acTts FOODS and 81 per
Ches, more or less, and beng the saI land con
yeyed to said Augustus d Steele by Richard p
jackson, Trustee. by deed recorded in Liter Il. nj .
b folio 80, ct seq one of the land records for
said District
The ImprOven ents are a dwelling house, a
suitable fer butcher
Terms of sale: $500 in cash Ct which one
hundi ed dol srs must be deuO 'itt III tie time OF
tie sa!e), the balance in equal II -talmens at one
chaser, bear ny Interest, aad deed of trust of the
proI erty- Ii the terms not complied with in
seven days a. ter sale the Trust the right
TO Iesel tie property upon oae weeks notice
marI4- dts JOHN MILLER, Trustee
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7OCr THE GREAT 1OC1
1901 PE.NsYLYANIA ROUTE / SS

Double Track. Steel RAILS.
TRAINS fsavk VASE HSesToN. ' from Depo,
eesnss Of s s5 tb sns stsss :. i0ss,
BlsspiEz Osrs to I1'tsbury and CHICAGO; 10 sc
to 9ancRhsa s., Lou. and ii Gs .t sso
5sIt s'f ' Hsp I F6r 9 ssfLRosp
with Parior Csr 70 watkins ard the North, q,
e;oA;u- csiiy. eptSund>y. y 30 .. N. dsly
sus and wstklns.
For Wl1,ar1spost Loci Haven and Elcira. At 10 80
Tor New S Sa-s n. ado fSs Ess,,
40 sr6 ID 80 m on =, s P, 30 $500 AID y. %
Tor BrookIy;l. n. Y, al through :r.ins connect 81
feTs 9 9s S1a q . Fason saHs ssoa
'nS aoIoS fsrT1sse across Ees Yorf CITY,
a.5 sad e sG1 On on s 1gs. IA ;
a as ~ ,y ~ P. e. Limited EIpress. Q 30 ana
sOr Bslfilaere, q 40. s:0,. $50, 1850 sm.. and
sn n1nsssy; s'o. 10 80 am-. a:30. 81 a:sJ and
sUr fgPs, 1s;et Line. s.4o..m. and 4.4o pm
sor AnnaIo11 o:4o a NJ and 40 PIN. daily. s-
aLEY.Npkif AND FREDERICKSBURG s.r1.
IA, LAY = AZ ~ W h:.-EEAANDkIA AND WASHIa ;
spr GieIsodris. 60. 80, 10. And !, ma.
40 ~ "a s ,Ds i !, ~ Il 80 oa ana
az. az 80 s p ~, ga asnS; s1esst snnd.y
.ni Il 90 10 so s' "a "a 3 &c
Pm, anc Il 90 midnight on sunday II i 0s.
r 40 - ~ m No . nse sDS and D.,o
SOON CdaiinIF can oe procured 1t the o,ces. north
as. correI .. 18Th street and Penpsyrsnis sysnu.
nheefnx CT baggage to destnssioo .-o1 : 7.ais sni
I. p FARnEB. General f.ssenser As.n..
FaAsH ITO fSoh, General 3snsser. nov2S
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the Emperor OF Russia was r,,cag,ed ny s.nre-
follows. N'N . -
BERLIN, March iS-Blsine Secretary OF
Saste, Washington: Emperor OF Russia assassi-
n"'eu TINS AFTERNOON WHITE. Minister"
SECRETARY FLAMES CoNpoLKNCK
~ Iob receipt OF the second dispatch from
NJ SnaLi., s Foster. conveying the intelligence
sbi. th ~, Einpsror us dead, Secretary Blaine
+, r,s kk' american Minister, St Petersburg.
aNpfess ts ministers OF foreign afTalrs the seq
o r noS " s,f,ow with which the President
The terrible crime OF which The Fnnsror IA 20
oeentne victim. ard their profound sympstaT
with The imperial family and the Russian nso
pie In their great anliction. '00
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AIARGs NrMnFR nr E.urRps-Rraaz,e

LARGE NUMBER OF FAUURRS.-Bradstraet &
or New lurE, p bliShes the follow !:
The number or failures throughout the UntteI
States and Canada for the past week is very
large-equal 10 the record OF the preceding
week-but the firms were OF lesser Importance.
The recent strfngency In the loan market In
New York is given as cause the west and
south for several failures. but &c Is easy TO SIX
agSerate this influence. The bad weather In
the southwest has maze collections poor and
local trade dull, which probably accounts, In q
measure, for the Increasing number OF failures
in that region, the most marked Increase being
10 Michigan. In the South there has been a
falling OF al about 80 per cent ia the number
OF failures, as compared With those OF the pre-
vfouS week; while In the Eastern states. es-
pecially In Massachusetts, there has been an
Increase OF about 90 per cent. The Middle
states present about the same number, New
York leading the list"
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auotioneer.
TR USTEE'S SALE OF VALUA BILE IMPROVED
PROPEaIY On / STREET, BETWEEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRo9p r " / SI IS Eta BETWEEN
By virtue of DECD of trust to Richard IA
Wsilach and myself, bearing date the 27th f!a&
day of February, A. ID 1878, and rec lrded N1.&
in ber $40, atfoo 292, and request of the party
tecmIei thereby. l will az surviving trustee sell
OH THURSDAY, THE 1ITH DAY OF MARCH, 1881.
AT AZ O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front of the premises. that
part OF lot No: 10, in Square ~ 3I4, known and
being the eastern twenty four (24) feet seven and
one-haf 90 inches of said lot by the depth
thereof, improved by the substantial Three-st0ry
Brick Dwelling House. No 9i6 street.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash; the residue In
two equal payments, tsix and twelve 1nths. with
IL tel est at eight per cent until paid. to be
by deed Of trust upon the property. 300 deposit
when the property is struck off. ALI conveyancing
and elordiI at the cost of the purchaser. Deed
given ard trust taken. Purchaser to comply with
terms within i've days after sale, or the property
resOld 81 risk Of the purchaser uDon five days no.
tice. FRED. W. JONES,
mar9- dts Surviving Trustee.
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MARRTED.


SMITE-KIESEI. Ia Washi8gton. March 10th.
1881, 10y the Bev. ID. r BittiIger, 81 the paronAgs
Of the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Mr..
CHARLES A. SMITH, Of WASHINGTON. ana Miss
LAURA A. hINseY, Of RlhcOtt City. Md. No
cards.
sYNGE-FLETCHER On the 10th February,
1881, at St Peters Church. Eaton Square, Lon
don, 10y the Rev. Canon Wilkinson, ROBERT Fol-
LETT sYSGE, eldest of William Webb FOllett
Synge, OF the Leas. Guilcford late ii. b. Ms
Cob sui General at Cuba. 10 LAURA MARY, daush-
ter OF the late john CHARLES File cher of Dale Park
Sussex.
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THE MAINLAND VIRGINIA OYSTER CASE.-
Attorney General Field, OF Virginia, has been In
Washington this week ~ business In cOnnec-
tlcn with the case OF commonwealth agt. Hem
llckS. which is TO come up IN the court OF appeals
az llchmond al an early day. This case involves
the question OF the right or Virginia courts TO
tIy aud punish man claiming 10 be a citizen
OF Maryland for the violation OF the fishing
laws OF Maryland and Virginia. the defendant
ca ming that such right is a breach OF the CON-
pact entered INTO between the states famed In
lis5.-k.Chm.Olad LEal DiSpatch
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RAILROADS.
iALTia0ae AND OHIO RAILROAD.

6AlTis 0aE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAsTLIS AND THE ONLY LINZ
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER! sTExl
SCHEDULE TO TAKE A EFFECT WEDNESDAY,
An. 'hof LsaTE R i iSHIi
II so--CliesS9, CiZGnnsE and st. Louia Fast 81
0c-Bslt:n.ore. ElHcosr Oiss AID way stssiom
s0aaBslttguc-e, An1spois, and way. CPiedrpons
str1sor5s; Winchester. Hagerstovn snt way.
s1o-PoIn. y ROCKS and way stations
s.iS-st.nrtoE and Valley EIpress. .Conntra
Tor H1xersSoTn AID .: Point OK RocAs fci
sgcSsSY9Tk. Phn.dalphi. enc Boston Express.
t'-N.On s5I:dsy only for Baltimore Annapolis
30 Ooaasasinsa5. E1Br.-; s;op. :, Hy,s..y1!ls
I'D 4s|p:t,:9aiss % oh hss't Cincinnati .na
4. rOaBsi:1no-e. Elncott City. Annapolis and Wa,
q 7e-Qr Sunday Only. for Baltimore and way
y 9s-k. ! y srs E5Pressi
eO-Ba.uTnf.re aud Wsy Stations Winchester.
Irsder:ct. Haserssown and way. Va
p-Balt.no9e. Eyatsvi1e and Laurel k1.
press press a gtredertok. via Relay esops ii Anna
ssisaaPo!rt {: Koeka frsdertck. Hssers.ovn.
PS, q E and Way s,.sns coz sanda'
"a &U-BA.,r.cre, Annapolis and Way Stations
rs kePhI s. -lsllis and Baltimore EIyress. CHAr-
uns.jur. sid Wsy, Wis Relay. etops ~ Eyssts
vile Nd I.zurel.)
sOePctnt % Rocks and Way Stations.
tc.<S-Bs1;fE-Cfe and Way Stations.
Z. S1kSluIrofe sid Laurel kIpreES-
70. 6e-Pittsoarx. Cincinnati and 81 LOUIS Exp-.ss
s.&S-B.ltrlcr-, Eyatlsvtlle and Lsurei Express
IOO0-New iork, Philadelphia and Boston E1-
Prese Sleeping Oar 70 New York and speo
n Sl6sI iux Car 10 Philadelphia.
tDaLly, tsantiay only. Other trains daily. q
All t SeEt so ; y, t.1,. s...oo
For further Information apply as she BalMlnora
and Ohio aeket Offices. WAshinston Station, aad
519 and 1881 Pennsylyanis avenue, corner 14th
Btreet whsrr orders VIII be taken for bA9Sage 20
ahAckAd Ard Tesr.Y ef NJ ANY pntnt IN The clfH
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TIE REV. BENJAMIN Z. MILLER. pastor OF the
Dutch Reformed Church at ROxbury " y
who recently gave his landlaiy a Mrs. VII
Hams, young and comely woman holy
Kiss, has been odSted from his pulpit. later
report which came TO the consiS,ory and upon
which they determined to remove htm was
from an old woman named Mrs Nat. Borton,
who has been employed as domestic in the
Williams family. and is TO the effect that since
the former trouble she has seen Mrs. Williams
sitting on MIR. Millers lap, and his arms about
her, and free exchange or kisses going on.
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Tile New Car of Ru>,ta.

The Czarewitch Nicholas. as Nicholas II. VIII
BECOME the Gar or all the RussiaS The new
Emperor OF Russia has been long opposed 10 hla
father In pclltiCS as wei as In family. AT airs
Ills mind Is broader than his fathers was and
he Is much more liberal I'm his opinions. While
or course, a seat upon the throne Will force him
10 90 his best 10 eXtiTpate the Eihillsic hernsy
he uaS long been known as an advocate OF the
reforms proposed by Meiikom Hence IL seems
probable that his efforts will be directed toward
the establishment or a constitutional monarchy
and 10 more liberal land tenure. Ia foreign
politics the Emperor VIII PROBABLY be aggras-
SlVe. His policy will IN particular be antl-Prus
sian, both from his decidedly Pal-Slavic opin-
l0nS and because OF the Influence OF his Wlfa
lt VIII be remembered that the Car m arried
the Princess DagmaT OF Denmark. and Denmark
mas never forgiven GermIny for the loss OF
SchlesNig Hoist.in.
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ID ECEIVED DAILY,
OEOIOE HTALL-FED BEEF,
PHILADELPHIA SQUADS, CAPOE8.
CHICKENS ANb TUHKEYs,
GAME, FISH, OYSTERS, AND
EARLY VEGETABLES,
At THl
kUSTOH MARKBTs
LEON ECHELL 4 CO.,
tso9 1910 FeHaayIvanis avenue
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FOLEY. Auctioneer. 81 eth st. northwest.

will sell st Iub,ic aucti n O., WEDNES- ~
DAY MORNING, MARCH 10Th, CAM IA
MENCINti Al 10 O'CLOCK. at my Auction F$es
Room 5, 81 eth street northwest, y spiel did I'LL
!ot OF New sud Second hand Furniture. compris-
reg every arFlcie usually wanted for persons fur
IikhirR rG house Also, tr9e lot of Hard
ware and Naw7re, and other FOODS too numerous
10 mention. | Will Ee'i same morning a new Fur
nace. suitable for church or store
maria 1t FOLEY, AUct.
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-V,uoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
'FNHONAS DOWAINuf Huctloneef'
THUSTFES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NEW HAMPeHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN
81 AND l STREETS NORrHWEST.

ThUSTFES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NEW HAMPeHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN
II AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
n. BY virtue of . deed of trust bearing tie
- 18th day of July, 1878; and duly recorded in
lob Eber Sel, folio 265, &c one of the land
records Q; the district of Columbia and by disec-
signed rnstess will sell on TUESDAY. MARCH
DAD, 1881, AT 4 50 O'CLOCK p NJ. in front OF the
pre- Iuises, The following described property: Par.
OF / OF numbered six in square nun bered twenty
nine, 81 bounded follows Beginning at a
pcint OF. the west line Of New Hampshire avenue
seventeen - fest from the thea st corner of
said lot Fix. and running then southery with the
fbtn westerly rafal 81 with the north line of said
,t six TO the lire of said lot SIX, then north
westerly with the said rear line to the southwest
crrrer of that part Of said lot six sold by Michael
Murphy to Jonn Murphy, then eas'esly with the
sOutlne of said part of said lot sold to Johu Muir
ply to New Hampshire avenue and place OF begin
ming together with the improvements.
Terms of sale One third cash the residue In
two equal payments at six and twelve months. with
rO,ss be. rit interest at seven cent per annum
until paid. sud secured by deed Of trast on the
property sold All convey ancing, &c, at cost OF
purchaser 800 deposit requi' cd at time Of sale
seven days from the day Of sale. the Trus eea
reserve the right to resell the property ut the risk
and cost OF the cefauitng purchaser.
W. ID. CASSIN, ! rr,vsaos
maslO-dts WILLIAM a. dORDON.} 1'"sS'0''