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ShreWQneSS and Ability.

Hop Bitters, so freely advertised I'm
all the papers, secular and religious,
are having large sale, and are sup
planting all other medicines. There is
no denying the virtues of the hop plant,
and the proprictors of these Bitters
have shown great sllrcwdness and abil-
ity in compoundipg Bitters whose
virtues are so palpable to everyone's
observation = Erchdnge.
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For SALE.-One Good, Heavy, Work
Ok. Enquire ut this office, or Of
ABRAM KINNEY.
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Marrieo,
CD

At the Baldwin House, Baldwin,
Mich, on Saturday evening, Feb. 10Th,
1881, by Rev. Horace Gates, Mr.
CHARLES T.. DERMoNT, of I:vart, and
Miss NANCY M. DANIELS, OF Lowell.
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j. y. PIERCE,
GEO n. JONES, |
PETER MILLER, |
GEO. +. tOE, |
HOMER CUTLER, |
N l. kINNE
Committee
on Finance.

Supervisor Dickens moved that the
report be accepted, adopted, and the
surplus of committee discharged; which
motion prevailed.
Supervisor Dickens offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the
County OF Lake have submitted to the
voters Of said county the question of raising
by taxation the sum Of two thousand dol
lars for the purpose of building jail, to be
votcd upon nj the coming el, ction to be held
April 4tli, 1881, therefore, be 1t
RGslred, BY the Board of Supervisors of said
County OF Lake, that III. Sheriff of said coun-
~ De, and h. is hereby instructed to give the
notice required by law to the voters of said
county and that he receive as compensation
for such services the fe' allowed by law for
giving such notices In oth,f cases
On motion of Supervisor Cutler, the
resolution was adopted.
On motion of Supervisor Dickerson,
the following Supervisors accounts
were allowcu:
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Carpet Weaving.

Mrs. Jas. Petit, Of Webber township,
has had long experience in carpet
weaving, and solicits orders for work
of that Kind.
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Continued from fOmrM Do0c.1

Supervisor Johnson offered the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resoired, That the County Clerk of Lake
County be, and he Is hereby Instructed to al
low any religions or bGut VIOLENT society to use
the Court House Hall for hol ling their meet
ings at any time when said hall Is not In use
for any other purpose;
Which, on motto II of Supervisor Dick
erso., was adopted.
Supervisor Kinne presented the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Re o,red, By the Board ofSupervisors of Lake
county, that the pay of Superintendents of
the Poor be and the same is hereby fixed at
the sum Of Two Dollars aud Fifty Cents $3.50
pcr day; which shall be- payment in full for
their services and expenses incurred within
the county, excepting car fare, which shall bc
allowed ,.,em extra;
Which, OF motion Of Supervisor Dick
erson, was adopted.
Thcreupon, on motion Of Supervisor
Wolf, the Board adjourned until to-
morrow morning at O'Clock.
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pTCns busincss now before the public. Ysu
% GN tan make monty faster at work for us
than nj anything else, Capital mot required. We
hsu.e ~ the industrious. Men, wonis n, boys and
rirl. wanted Everywhere IN work for Us. Now 10
the time ,ou can devote your whole time to the
~yrk. or only your spare moments. NJ other bus
irers viii par you nearly ~ we'll. No one willing
~ work can fall to make sncrmous pay by engag-
ing st oncc. tsrtiy Quit and terms Tree. A great
opportunity for making money easily and honora-
Liy. Addrrss Tgrr 4 Co.. Augusta, Maine.
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KENDaLL'S SPAWN CJ2s

Is in its eff, cts. mild IN it, actions IT, d.ss
not blister. yet u is p"ncir-'iHs ani powslfsl -
reach every deep seated palm " 10 rcnose xny
bony srowth or oihsr "niarsea-n', snch spsvi@s.
rpints, curbs. callous sprsibs. swclliag. and aav
lamcness and all cnlsigy,Ichts Of the joinis Or
limt,s, OF for rheumatism la inau aud for any par
pose FOR which ninrnt !, us>d fyr man or b~Sst.
10 IL now krown 10 bu the best linim-nt 1r
u.c'!. acting mild amd J.l ccr ain II its sfeets
Send address Tor iliu-trated Civu.ar which 10
thiuk gives positive proc. VI IL viruca. Ne fsme-
dy IVA, ever urt With such unqualified success 10
oursnowlcdge. tor bsast ~ wen - nan
Fries 81. per hottie. or .ix battles for -. Al
Druggists have II or can got II for you or II wiu be
cent tS any addres. receipt Of price " the pre-
priet.rs, DR, B. j. kxspALt & Co.. ksosbIrah
falls, VT.
sOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
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On motion of Supervisor Wolf, the
Board adjourned sine die.
ALBEIT G. ALLEN,
r. II. H0ILIsTER,) Chairman.
Clerk of Board of
Supervisors.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure Is highly rec-5
ommended by Prof. Williams the won
derful Horse trainer. Read their Ad-
vertiseinent. .
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EARS FOR THE MILLION!
Foo CbOOS BaEam Of Sharks Oil

Positively Restores the Hearing, and Is the Only
Absolute core for Deafness known.
This OIL Is extracted from a peculiar species
OF ssuaIi wtte< 6hark, caught In the Yellow
S~a, known Cdrch6yvocn Ros0e'ent. Every
Chinese fisherman knows II. Its virtues as a
restorative of hearing were discovered by q
buddhist Priest about the year i4l0. Its cures
niraculous, that the remedy was officially
proclaimed over ti. entire Empire. Its use
became ~ universal that for over 900 years no
ls.nfness has existed among the Chinese pco-
pie. Sent, charges prepaid, TO any address at
81 per bottle.
only Imported by HAYLOCK & CO..
soLE AGENTS ron AMERICA. Dcy st., N. T..
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IT. " ''ENI V'sf Z, ~ q
EENDALTrS SPAWN CURE.
OK iIJ'MAN EIESlll

Bakcrf.d. VT, rcc. q. 1879.
r. j. KEGDAIl. l. IN G;Srt:--. Wishto add my
Testimony In favor 81 your r,alu ,be Iinims.t.
'Ksndall', SPAWN turc." In the Sp,ing Of lse2 I
slipped the ice and sprnlI ell NY ri.h .iz,b At
the knee Joint. wac very !5r;c aud al ;iu,es az
frrcd the most cxc-rciaiin2 pam, wore . b:,.
dagc IN IL for over year, and tried M st evst'-
thing In NV reach.bni cont fntl nothing h.t nsg
give me permanent relief Whcu Ovcr~ orkrd.
would pain ~" yrry much. ia April 1878 bssaA
to think should he cripple .or !iie: bnt hsvisg
some Of 'ksndall- SPAWN tnrt" thought
would try II. used ona third % bottle, AMI sx-
perieh relief at once. he paiu eft me ssd
has Mt troubled ne ,ipcr. feel ycrJ grat-ivl 10
you and would recommend kendall = sps'la
Cure to all wha suffer With ,prnin. or rheurat =.
y n Nt< A rrl-
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Fr oma Prominent Physician:

WaShagtonvill-. O:,io jurs t7ib tsSo.
Dr. B. j. KENDALL 4 20. 0rnt.: N'adirg youf
advertisement IN TUr.. Fisd and Farm. oi Ken
dalrs SPAWN Cure, rrd having n valuable asl
.pecdy li"rsv which ha,i been lanc 'rom spawn
eighteen months. seal TO ,on for n b0tile by ex.
press, which In six week removed all la:ncness
aud enlargement and large ,n!nt from snothnr
horse. and both horses nrc To-day .oynd a. colts.
Tho vns bolt @ was worth 10 ne one hrpLrcd del
lars Respect uy YOURS
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| IKE county;
Ne n ,esoieed, by the Board of supervisors
that the slerin of said couuiy Dq and Is here
by Instructed 10 repair the jail OF said county
! Tor present use; sad repairs not 10 exceed the
sum ofOnc Hundred and twenty-five Dollars.
Supervisor Scott moved the adoption
of the resolution. The resolution was
| adopted, by ayes and nays as follows:
Ayes, Dickerson, Wolf, Coo, Scott,
Pierce, Miller-8; nays, Cutler, john
son, Dickens, Kinne-4.
Supervisor Pierce moved that the
Jail fence, ail except the west side, be
torn down and used i'm repairing the
Jail; which motion prevailed.
Supervisor Jones offered the follow
ing resolution.
Resoired BY the Board of Supervisors of
Lake county that tho township OF Pleasant
Plains bc, and Is hereby authorized 10 build
and maintain n bridge over the North Branch
OF the Pere Marquette River where said river
crosses the section line between sections ID
and I6 of said township said bridge 10 be of
the following dimensions: To be not less thnn
six feet In the clear above low water mark,
and not less than fifty feet long and IL feet
wide, ALSO to maintain bridge over the south
Branch of the North Branch OF the Pere Mar
quete river where said river crosses The quar-.
I'm the clear above low water mark, length
o. 35 ieet and IA feet in width.
On motion of Supervisor Dickerson,
the resolution was adopted.
Supervisor Pierce moved that Coon,
Russell & Co. be allowed the sum of so
cents; the same being the amount de-
Quoted from their account; which mo-
tiOn prevailed.
Supervisor Pierce moved that hereaf-
ter each of the county officers buy the
supplies for their respective Offices, and
have them charged to the same; which
motion prevailed.
Finance committee made the follow
ing report:
TO the Board of Supervisors of Lake connty:
Your committee finance beg leave TO
make the following report: That they have
procured all orders allowed County Treasurer
on settlement Jan. 9TH, 1881, and that they
have Cancelled the stubs of all Contingent and
Poor Orders AMI burned the orders In pres
ence of Board and that they have Cancelled all
other receipts and filed them with County
Clerk all of which We respectfully submit.
j. PIERCE,
GEO n. JONES,
PETER MILLER, Committee
GEO. +. ZOE, on Finance.
HOMER CUTLER,
N. ]. kINNE.
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M GOutfii furnished frce with fu instructions
" lfor conducting the most profitable BUSINESS
+ nj THAT sDyOne can engage in The business
lU H. 20 easy to learn aud our instructions are
Y 40 simple and plain, that any one San
make grrat profits from the very start. No one
can iaii whois willing To- work Women arc as
successful a. men. Boys aud girls can earn large
sun,s. Many have made at the bnsiness over one
hundred dollars IN a single week. Nothing like II
ever known before. All who engage are surprised
at tho cave ard npidity with which they are able
to make money. YOU san engage In thi. business
during your spar- time at great profit. You do not
have 10 in,est cu,,fal In It, We take oil the risk.
Those who need ready money, .houId wri.e TO rs
81 once. All furnished free. Address TR Y h CO.,
Augusta Muine
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Tho's Smurthwaite.

Attorney at Law and Solicitor In
Chanccry. Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. Office in Court House building,
Baldwin, Mich.
Money to loan.
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rnry1l u "a u I1rl rray bs f.rrd cn ~, =. Geo.
IulO y IA ISiI y. fsoweil s. q Is Nswaparcr
Advcr,,s:Sg Bureau 10 osrece g. wher- I'd dvcrtslcg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-26
THE EVENING STAR.
The Earthquake i'm Maine.

HOW II AFFECTED THE PEOPLE OF BATH AND
ylcINrrY-siIGHT TREMos IL LEWISTON AND
AUBURN.
Last night at $40 an earthquake shock was
plainly felt BY the majority OF the people In the
city. Many were startled from sleep by the
unusual and mystifying sound and jar. the
cause OF which they could not satisfactorily ex-
plain other than by attribuung it TO an earth
quake or explosion. IT, .-ople who had not
Ietireu and Were sitting quietly In their houses
the SOUND appeared somewhat like thunder,
lalnt al nrst but gradually In creasing In VOL
ume, accompanied by rattlng. not Just Ike
anything else. but somewhat SUCH a noise as II
cnnns were being dragged over bare ground.
houses were felt TO vibrate, light ornaments on
shelves were seen TO move The climax was
reached In loud explosive sound the whole
not occupying more than four or five
seconds. Some described the sound ike
the rolling OF table or bed on casters gather
Ing strength as it moved, and coming In col
lision with the wall with a sudden aud loud
conclusion. Ii might also have sounded ike
balls In the famous game OF nine-pinS witnessed
by Rip Van Wrinkle In the Adirondack noun
tains. People coming In from the country r..
port like experiences. In the ireland distric OF
the town. MIR. George T. Wright mtlkmau
reports that his family wer, startled from
slumoer oy the noise and vibration accompa
n.iIg IL, which was quite plainly felL AT
HardingIs station the shock manifested itself I'M
like manner, and from parties living well-ntyu
10 BRUNSWICK we hear similar reports. Il has
sen some years since an earthl lake SlOcS naS
oeen felt Ia this vicinity, aud in intensity and
ciearneSS none. so far as We know has eaualei
this The disturbance seems TO have peen con-
HEtu 10 a very small area, however, as far as
ALREADY Known, as neither IN Portland nor
Augusta, on either side OF us. is mention m ade
OF the phenomenon In the local papers OF this
morning. Ine shock was noticed In the Wool
Wich. Phipsburg, Topsham, Howdoinham and
RichmOnd.-Bdh fMe) Times ydl 81,
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1881 pEsEE Hf SMkA AT5urr 1881
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND 6OUTHWEST.

RE N6kfH kEsf hN E3SdH
Double Track, steel Rails.
srIxsp s sRPE M1SS,I1SrSr ,ESprrxEs1
corner Of sixth and streets Is i iH ''o.
"a a.,iy; WITH Steering 0,fs from HsTaAds6qss
ssn S5h E. AND f fSr g
with Parior Car to Watkini and the North, q
s00a. ~. daily. except sunday; 80 ,. m daily.
gus And W.sSins. WIN rAiA'e oAf' " oAnAnoA'
Eor wilHamsport. Lock Haven and Elmirs. 1t 10 80
Cor New 9ork an. saC the Eaas 90 10 80
ESQ Aqa 100 p m. on Sunday 80 and 10 90
50 m dsli S, escse q sunday .n fA''0' o'
Cor BroozIyn. y, an through trains connect st
seross New S.sss .S0a
"a IS ls E.ssS % s saPsss ssS ~
TOi ssi,Hsss : 80 $50 50, 1913 2. 70 n and
For .Popes Grees Line. $40 an. and 44o pm.
Zor Annapolis 40 g. m. And 40 p. m. daily. ex-
aLE2AsDRIA AND FREDERIoKsBURa RAIL
WAY AMP .a ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
cor Ne1andria, 100. 7.2o, $40, and IL 20 . M.
az :. aS $40 90 sp sua 20 On ona $40 20
Pm
For Richmond and the South. Loo and IL 90 O. m.
rns ssd t sak s1Gs2s susasy
pna snS 4 O. On sa nS ana
and 10 90 Z. M 100 and :O6 Pm.
Tickets, information, eleeptng and pAFioY car So
conmodations can be procured ct the Offices north
east corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
and st the depot where orders can be left for the
checking Of baggage to destination from hotels and
reaidence1.
l. p PARMER General PASSENGER AGENT
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov20
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DIRD.

BAUM, January 18th. 1851. EMELISE BAUM.
the late John and Elizabeth Larcombe, Of this
city
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
epectfully invited to attend her funeral from the
residence OF her sister. Mrs. M. A. Bowen, SIS
llih street southwest, 1t O'Clock y. m. Thurs
day, January Nth instant without further no.
tice.
FIELD. At 10 q. m, Wednesday, January
26th, 1881, Mrs. JaNE FELL, widow OF the late
Oliver Field, aged seventy one years.
Funeral to taBe place from the residence OF her
son lin law, W. q. Sm6 OF, 720 q street southeast
on Friday, 2S'h instant, at 2 O'Clock y. m. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully Invited 10 at
tend.
IAlexandria Va and Port Tobacco Md papers
please copy. .
MORRISON. AT Steubenville, Ohio. Tuesday,
January IL, 1881, of diphtheria, ALBERT e,
of b: w. aud Alice h. Morrison, aged years
and IA days.
My Darling,
Death hath set its seal upon your little brow:
Your cheeks, which were like Roses. are pale AZ
lilies now.
MOTHER.
NOEL. January "a, 1881. az = o'clock ID. m,
john NOEL, In the one huadrcd and first year OF
hIs age.
Funeral from st. Ausustine's Church. Thursday
morning, January -, at O'Clock.
WOODS. On Mondsy, January -, 1851. at 10
I'm. MARY WOODS, in the eighty fifth year OF
her
Relatives friends are requested to attend her
funeral from her late residence, l0Os Twentieth
street northwest, on Wednesday. at pm. %
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Thos Prior, colored burglar, was sentenced
at Fredericksburg. Va, yesterday, to % years
imprisonment He pleaded guilty to five In
dictmentS.
Charles DeHaven. a circus clown made sport
OF Robert Parrish In barrOom &C Glasgow Ky
by pulling his ears and playing various tricks
or the Sawdust ring on him. Parrish warnei
him against continuing the fun, and then killed
him with knife.
AlphonSe Montamat personated an old plan
tattOn negro at fashionable New orleans mas
querade party. He sang one verse of the cur
rent melody, 20, dem golden slippers" the
hostess playing the piano accompa niment and
was about to begin the second, when he fell
dead among the merrymakers.
Wolves are plenty In Concord Township,
Iowa, this winter, and Jacob Floyd SET q trap 60
catch them. The next morning when he went
to examine 1t he found one OF his neighbors
with both hands in the trap, nearly frozen 10
death. he had been out hunting. stopped to
caught him and held him fast
A San Francisco woman partially lost the
power OF speech through stroke OF paralysis
Taking advantage OF her fnc0herent utterance
and gr0teeque vlsage, her husband sent her to
an asylum as q lunat1c, and took possession of
her property. She was kept Ia durance several
months before the truth was discovered A
jury awarded her 81 600 damages.
The New York Central and Hudson River and
the New York, Lake Erie and western RAILROADS
yesterday reduced their rates 40 per cent.
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RAILROADS,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

TILE MODEL FASTLINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THEEAsT AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE Ell kFrEcr WEDNESDAY,,
~ DECEMBER 4 1880. ,
i1.5o-Ohicaso. Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast LIZ
g, 500 90 -B.ltmors, ELLIOTT City and way stations.
6. Baltimore, Annapolis. and way. piedmont,
s 81 Rs1 winchester. Hasessto~n and way.
Point q Rocks and way stations. ,.
e-4o-Staunton and Valley Express. Connects
for Haserstown AID at Point OF Rocks for
s.0-NeW York. Phil.delpht. and Boston R.presa
is-Oe. .Ss sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
svRsss' siops sa gans
-, Hop, Jessnp,s and Hanoyer;l
Louis Express.
il io-Bsfamore. Euico.t City. Annapolis and Way
= q On sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
"a sSSew Yorf. Phiisdeipnia and Boston EXPIRES.
rsdeIIsp ana way s1st0n nsd WI .S
4.so.Bsitimers. Hy.t.svrne and Laurel TX
oolis Junction.)
ss sSS nay sssSn oH sansa;
;. a. to Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only
sna noa Eay saoPs a.r
tnsburs and Way, via Relay. Stops At Hyatfs-
Vile and Laurel)
o.06-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
t6.41BAtimore and Way Stations.
7.S0-Baltmore and Laurel Express.
70. 60-Ptsburg Cincinnati and st. Louis Express.
9:4SeBAltmore HyAttsville and Laurel Express
t10.0O-New York, Philadelphia and Boston TX
press- Sleeping Oar to New York, and spec
la Sleeping Oar TO Philadelphia.
tDatly t6unday only. Other trains daily. ex-
cept Sunday
All trains stop st Relay Station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Warrington Station, AID
Sl9 and 1851 Pennsylvanis avenue, corner 14th
street where orders viii be taken for ba9Hage to be
checked and received at any point In the city.
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The WHEAT SCARR-There is no cause for
fright In the stories that have come from the
west about partial failure OF the wheat crop.
IL may De true that great many fields fali
Sown with wheat have been deluged and frozen
until they cannot promise q paying yield but
II this is the case there is not the least proba-
bllity OF these fields being allowed TO mature
the little grain that may start into growth.
such fields Will be broken up and resown either
nlerS are not idiots TO let themselves be baggar-
ed by bad weather that comes two or three
months before the spring planting season. As
Ior eject upon the general " heat yield OF the
year, these reported failures amount to nothing.
Many splendid wheat crop has followed
weather as bad as that OF the past few weeks
". Y. Herald.
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TOMORROW.
II 81 It'll street northwest

Twill sell at auction, commencing THURS -
IAY MORNING. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M,
JANUARY 18th, 1881, the entire stock of
Wholesale China and Crockery Store, de-
ciDiDg business. in consequence of bad health I
lars worth of Fine French China, Stone China and
other wares, consisting as fellows: Dinner Sets,
Oman Der sets Decorated and plain thinner Pistss
Breat fast Plates in great variety, Pitchers and
Bowls Iron. stone. China Vegetable Dishes
lot of Tinware. Coal Holds, Stop Pals. Tin Sets.
and a large lot of Glassware and Wash Tubs. The
ware and are very fine. Dealers and Hotel Keepers
are specially invited to this sale, intend to sell
this large stock in lots to suit This sale will take
place Thursday Morning, commencing at 10
O'Clock Q. m, January 9th, 1881, at my Auction
H Oms. 81 It'll street northwest. Dealers do not
forget to attend this sale. every lot will be sold
without reserve. There are also Show Gases and
Counters to be sold.
jan24-3t FOLEY Auctioneer
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NHOMAB BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMA6 DOWNING, AuctOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LAW LIBRARY
OF THE LATE JOHN g. CHAPMAN, ESQ
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TWO OTHER LAW LIBRARIES, THE WHOLE
EMBkAOING MANY VALUABLE REPORTS
AND TEXT BOOKS.
To be sold ut my auction rooms southwest /nRx
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ct h4fN
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, EVE-~
N1NGS, FEBRUARY 1ST AND %. 1881, COMMEN-
CHG EACH EVENING AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
Terms cash.
iar25-dSdS THOMAS DO WING Auct
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Gray NarnelL aged 81, justice OF the peacs
IN memphis. Tenn, was found murdered at his
grocery store yesterday. HIS head bore wound
lntilcted Dy hammer. Ransom Benjamin. col
ored. has been arrested on suspicion
The steamer Minnie usad for towing logs ex
ploded her boiler near Pensacola SATURDAY night
killing the captain engineer and a fireman. and
causing the steamer 10 sink Immediately
II is said that the en- Empress Eugenie Is writ
ing the life OF Napoleon Ill and OF the Prince
Imperial
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sitting Ruu Surrc.dcr..

A telegram 10 the New York Herald from
FoTt Buiord. ID. X. Jan. q, says: man who
has Just arrived from Woody mountain st this
posi-, reports that sitting Bun has formally
surrendered there TO the canadian government
ana asks that he may be sent under charge OF
an officer OF the northwestern police 20 Fort
Buford and turned over 10 the military authorI-
tles at this post; that Sitting Bull stated that
he LETT Canada with the intention OF surrender
Ing TO Major Brotherton but became alarmed
al the presence OF the troops at Poplar creek
agency, and feared that he was going TO be
Dealt with treacherousy; that he knew that
these troops were from Fort keogh. and had
fought them so often before that he dared not
trust himself or his people In their hands ana
that he Is willing 10 start for Buford whenever
The Canadian authorities will send him and viii
give him up In good faith TO Major Brotherton.
The man who brings this news Is believed TO De
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-26

MOUNTED COURIKRS AT FIRKS-Commfssione
Van Colt was asked yesterday when ne ex-
pected the fire telegraph service to be in com
plete order again, and he gave IL as his opinion
repair the lines, The difficulty seems to be that
the telegraph company's wires. which are being
repaired, fan across those OF the fire depart
ment and break the circuit. The commission
erS have taken precautions In case OF fires by
mounting forty six members OF the force, who.
the moment fire Is started, will ride rapidly
to the nearest station houses and notify them
OF the location OF the fire.-N. Y. Herald, 25th.