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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BAL TiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THEEAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EA kFFECr WEDNESDAY.
DECEMBER i, 1880. -
A. NJ LEAVE WASHINGTON
rl.5O-ChicasO. Cincinnati and St Louis Fast tx
oo % BI. EIioott City and way stations.
6.to-BsItiInore, Annapolis, sud way Pednont,
str11sonrs, winchester. Hazerstown and way.
sI9-ge,nt q hoes s and way stations ,o
for Haxerstown aad at Point Of Rocks for
s.oO-New York. Philadelphia. and Boston Express.
ss-VLOn sunday only for Baltimore, AnnspoHs
10 OO.Batinlore Express. CStops at Hysttsyille,
College, BeltsvilIe, Laurel, Annapolis juno
Son. !essup,s and Hsnever)
Louis Express
IL. 10aBslt.more. Ellicott City. Annapolis and Way
Il Bon sunday only. for Baltimore and wsy.
u S6-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Exprasn
sSFVBaidmore and Way Stations CWinchester.
i-sO-Bainmore. Hyattsvne and Laurel E1-
press Freder1ck, via Relay. stops at Anna
polis Sunction.)
f446aPOtpt p Rocks Frederick. Hsserstown.
TO Point of Rocks and Way Stations only
- 4O-BsItmore, Annapolis and Way stations
f5.45-Phiadslphia aud Baltimore Express (Mar-
nnsours and Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyatss-
Vile ard LAUREL
e.o6-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations
f6-4IBstifnore and Way Stations.
I.SO-Baltmore aud Laurel Express.
10 50-P1ttsbUrg. Cincinnati and st. Louis EYprees
e4SBslhmore. Hyattsyile and Laurel Express
fl0-OO-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
press Sleeping Gar to New York, and spec
la sleeping Car 20 Philadelphia
fDAly> tSunday only. Other traina daily az
cept Sunday.
Al trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply ~ the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, asd
Gig and 1851 Pennsylvsnis avenue, corner l4tb
street where orders viii be tase for baggs9e TO be
checked and received At any point In the city.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF THREE STORY BRICF
~ DWELLING

Under and by virtue Of a certain deed Of AxA
assignment, dated the Sd day of January. A. d1fR
ID. 1881. ana duly recorded among the iand kSA
records for the District of Columbia in Liber y59,
at folio go ct seq will sell public auction,
front OF the premises. on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
1ST, AT FOUR O'CLOCK all the risht, title
aud interest of the ssignors in said deed IN and
those pieces of Real Estate situate in the City OF
Wsk hingtoo, d. c., and described parts OF lots
&c aud I'D sixteen and seventeen, in sluare nun
bered four hundred and fifty four $50: beginning
for the sane at point on street north forty
three ti3) feet 81 90 inches east from the north
west corner Of said lot numbered eixt,en. and
thence running east along said street twenty feet ;
thCnce south Ql2) one hundred and twelve feet and
STA inches thence west twenty feet; thence north
one hundred and twelve feet and six inches to the
pace of beginning together with the improve
msnts
Terms made known day of fae. Terms to be
compiled with in five days; other wise, assignee
reserves the right resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defauting purchaser. after five
days advertise ment in the evening star,
ZACHAR1AH TOBRINER. Assignee.
g. BINS NdER, Auctioneer jau26 con Ia
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SCARE IN BALROoM.-A reception was given
by the Jersey City athletic association on Wed
Desday evening In the parlors of the club room
at Grand street and ocean avenue. jersey City
heights, which was numerouSly attended.
While the parties were In the midst OF the fes-
uv1t1eS one OF the guests startled the assembly
by the statement that there was case OF small
pox In the building. The entertainment uermi-
mated right there. The ladies' and gentlemen
many OF them not even waiting for their wraos
a. o7ercoats-ran down stairs and into the
street 1t was found that man named John
Kelly, living In room In the rear of the club
room. was suffering from the smallpox. and
YESTERDAY the IN q was removed to the hospital.
n. 7. He1'Qld 2S n.
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SINGrLAR CASE OF ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING

SINGULAR CASE OF ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
A Baltimore Sun special from Norfolk, Va
JAM %, says: This morning John Mason, a
deck hand on the Eastern Shore steamer
Northampton needed piece of mica for the
stove, and applied TO Peter Allen, another deck
hand, who has charge OF the otl-room and other
stores for 1t. Allen went TO a locker In the
after cabin for the mica, and while at the lock-
barreled pistol on a shelf, and asked to see II.
Alien passed 1t TO him over his shoulder with
cut tuning his head, and in so doing the pistol
was discharged. the ball taking eject I'm
Mason's neck. sever1ng one OF the carodd
arteries and causing death In about three min
uteS. Mason exclaimed. Il am shot, and
staggered into the adjoining saloon and fen,
dying almost instantly.
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THE IRISH PRoBLRM.-The Catholic Clergy
met at Maylooth College Kildare, ireland, yes
Jerday. Archbishop McCabe presiding, and
passed resolutions urging reform In the land
laws. The land league at Cork has passed q
resolution summoniDg Mr.. Shaw and MI. Col
thurst TO resign their seats In the house OF com.
mons for seeding from the Parnelltte party. It
Is understood that Michael Davitt will quit Ire
lan0 alter the passage OF the coercion bill Mr..
John Bright spoke in the British house OF con-
mons last night In support OF the coercion bill.
He salo !hat me leaders OF land league hal to a
large extent demoraliZed the people whom they
prUfeSScd to defend.
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VACCINATIONS OF THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES
"A contract has Just been agreed upon bet ~een
the authorities OF Florida and /. Coryel OF
JackScINllle, ana A. u. Llnderman, reI resent
ing capitalists of Philadelphia and the Pacllic
coast 10 drain Lake OkeachObee, in South
Florida. IL the scheme Is carried out II 0a0 00a
acres OF the best sugar land In the world Will be
reclaimed The territory reclaimed VIII Include
the celebrated everglades. and will be In ex tent
twice as large as the state OF New Jersey
This Is The largest contract on record, and
when completed. Florida, IL is claimed, caa pro-
duce more sugar than the United States nov
consumes.
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SUIT AGAINST THE b. q p. RAILROAD CON-
PANY.-Messrs. Nenabe q Packard counsel for
George William Arnold, entered suit IN the
superior court yesterday against tue Baltimore
ard Potomac railroad company 10 recover S. Oaa
damages. The plaintln alleges that he re-
cetyed personal Injuries from an assault alleged
10 nave been comInitted on him by conductor
and trainman or the company at Wilson's sta
ton, Prince Georges county. On January *
last The plafnun also claims TO have been
elected frou passenger car, although be ten
dered the conductor valid passage ticket. The
assault. 10 is alleged. grew out or the e1ectment.
B0liO. Gazette IO-ddH
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ATTEMPTS 10 DRUG HUGHES THE PEDESTRIAN
AZ u4.;26 last night Hughes completed his
4i6th mile, tiefng Ruwell's score He ran easily
another lap, which gave him for &c hours the
best record In the world. At midnight the
score stood, Hughes, Al, miles, los yards; Cox.
292 miles: Albert 500; Vint, $3.50; Howard 1884,
pana. 32O'i. An attempt was made to drug
hughes yesterday with bowl OF soup con.
tanning narcotic. sent by an unknown person.
some Of the soup With which she was made very
sick. ~
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CHICAGo'S RAILROAD GRrEvANCE.--The Chicago
Times says in regard 10 the acquisitions sought
and already acquired by the Illinois Central
company along the city front in that place,
that should the railway company obt ain the
passage OF the act now pending IN Congress
combating its title 10 the Fort Dearborn reser-
Walton property and the riparian rights con-
nected Herewith, the city or chicago will be
shut of from the harbor protected by the T.. s.
breakwater, and the railroad company be In
possession OF all the front available for docks.
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A bill has been introduced in the New York
Senate providing that every passenger coach on
every railway OF the state sh ii carry saw
and an axe. Such a law vigorously enforced In
every state would doubtless be the means OF
saving many lives.
Prof. Hind, Of Halifax, \. s., has written
ada. ia relation TO "the roguery practiced at
Halifax, In connection with the fishery award
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME House AND
LOT ON DELAWARE AVENUE. BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUO
TION.
By virtue Of a deed OF trust given to us SxxA
and duly recorded IN Liber No 49, folio ffsH
$50, one of the land records for the District Jul.
of Columbia. we will sell. IN front of the premises.
on WEDS SDAY, THE ID DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.
ID. 1881. AT 4 80 O'CLOCK p. NJ. , all tnst piece
parcel of ground and premises, situate. lying and
being in the city Of Washington, in the District of
Columbia, and known ana distinguished as the
north s. venteea uO feet front on Del are avenue
of Lot five Is. in square seven hundred and sew
enteen Tl11 and running back the same width to
the rear line of said Lot, it being the same prop
erty conveyed to the said Georke ". Smith by John
Hensel by deed dated August 2Sth, ie65. together
with all the improvements, ways, easements rights,
privileges and appnrtenances thereto belonging or
in any manner aDpertaining.
Terms: One. third cash bt lance in one sud two
years, notes to bear per cent. interest and to be
secured by deed OF trust on premises. Conveyance
ing and recording at purchasers cost Terms to
be complied with in seven days. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the premises at
the risk and cost Of the defanlting purchaser after
giving hve days public notice Of such resale in
some newspaper published in the District of Co.
lumbia. deposit of 800 required at time of sale.
JOHN ARDEEsER, / r..
GUSTAV GIESLER, : ii"e'eo''
ian2l -eo&dbs
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A SOLDIER from the government barracks at
Hot Springs, Ark. becoming drunk and disor-
Gerry few days since, a detachment was or
deIeG out 10 arr est him. The drunken man re
sisted, and finally fired on the guard. but the
ball struck on the coat collar button OF one of
the men, and glanced of without doing the
slightest injury.
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TKUSTEE'H SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IUkE, BEDDING, CARPETS, &c, AT AUG
By virtue of deed of trust dated August n
9Th, A. D. 1879. and duly recorded 10 Liber W
NO. W., folio rs ct seq, one of the land II =
records OF Washington county. ID. c.. and III
by direction of the party secured. | shall sell, at
public auction, on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY lsT At
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, at No. Alb g street north vest
Opposite Judiciary SQUARED, all the goods aud
chattels described in schedule marked A. I "ame
InpsIt-
Parlor Suite. Upholstered in Rep. Crimson Puff
ing; walnut Chamber Suites, Wardrobes, Walnut
Bedkt ads, Bureaus and Washstands, Lacs Cur
talns and Cornice. Marble top Tables Ensrayinvs.
Cane seat Rockers aud Chairs, Brussels and other
Carpets, Blankets, BEDDING. Hair and Husk Mat
tresse., Feather Pillows. Lounges. China, Glass
ana Srockeryware and other goods marked in
schedule. Terms cash.
jan27 WALTER B. WILLIAMS, Trustee
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jan25-dts
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF The LAW LIBRARY
OF THE LATE JOHN =. CHAPMAN, ESQ,
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TWO OTHER LAW LIBRARIES, THE WHOLE
EMBRACING MANY VALUABLE REPORTS
AND TEXT BOOKS.
To be sold at my auction rooms, southwest 1xyWs.
corGsT q Pennsylvans avenue and 11th st f
HINGS, FEBRUARY 1sT AND 2D. 1881, CoMMEN-
cling EACH EVENING AT 80 O'CLOCK.
Terms caFh.
jan25-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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A BANK CASHIER MURDERBD-J M. Smith
cashier OF bank at Kansas City Mo-, who Is
supposed to have fallen over the bluff 1n that
city 10 the railroad track below, died yesterday
IRON the effects OF his injuries A later dis
patch says there is no doubt that Mr.. Smith was
murdered.
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THAT THE OLD SUPERSTITION THAT FRIDAY ia
an unluCky day for travelling still keeps people
az home on that day Is proved by the ex perfence
OF nearly every railway conductor. or the
PenDsy lyania railroad, Is per cent are carried
on FRIDAY, while there Is al averaged OF II per
cent carried on each or the other five weeks
0ays. in other words. there is a falling OF on
fridays or nearly one-eighth as compared with
the average OF other week days. The DAYS of
heaviest uayel are approximately Monday with
~ per cent, and Saturday with Is pr cent there
being many persons going TO and returning from
business on those days. The percentage shown
on other week DAYS are: On Tuesday 10 25:
Wednesday, l5''; Thursday, Is. and Friday, 5.
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York, yesterday afternoon, after biting and
tearing four persons In q shocking manner.
The injured persons are Henry Mantel, MT.
Rymer, Daniel Fitzgerald and Jas. Doherty,
iaborers IN lumber yard.
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DORA SERER, servant girl in the family OF
J. {. Bloker, OF SanduSky. Onto, has spent one
posed to be caused by engagement OF blood
about the brain, the result or rheumatism She
swallows mechanically whenever solids or
liquids are forced into her mouth, but gives no
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OF 1879 ID. and y. G. Miller. or Bridgeport Conn.,
placed $3.50, 900 In the hands OF f. A. kent & Co.
brokers, OF New \ ork. with Instructions TO use
IL In Speculat1ng In corn and wheat and lard.
year ago they were told that their money was
ali gone and that they owed the brokers $40 O90
The Mixers began suit for accounting. Judge
Barrett, or New York. on Monday granted An
order for accounting and ia doing so expressed
The opinion that The action OF the defendants
WAS extraordinary
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FIRE ON BROADWAY, New York last night
caused loss OF 5000 900 TO Sweetzer, Pembroke
s Co, dry goods importers, Lawson Bros. i'm
porterS OF laceS and embrOiderieS, and ID. q NJ.
Davidson, shirt manufacturers
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CHARLRY Ross ONCE MoKE DlscovEREp.-A
special dispatch to the Cincinnati Eagutyp7'
rom LONDON, Ont, January o. says: Charlie
Ross has been found once more. A farmer re-
Siolng ID the Township OF Allborough, named
refer b McCallum, came to st. Thomas yeSCer-
day ana reported to the CHIEF OF police that he
mao succeeded In finding Charlie Ross. after
tracing lin for several months. McCalIum
states ne mas lHdisputable evidence that he has
the Child. He traced Charlie from the sus.
pension bridge to Tuscarora, where he mas
re- re- lded for some time among the Indians.
The boy was left there by a white man or
woman, who stated that they would have to
Ell the Coy unless the Indians adopted him, as
they were compelled to get rid OF him, Mccall
luln Claims TO have possession of the clothes
whlch Charlie wore when he was stolen, aud
those which he wore when left with the Tdsc l.
rOras. Ihe alleged diScoverer Furthermore
states that he has had correspondence with
Mr. ROSS which establishes the chld's identity
beyond preadventure, and offers 10 pay the
expenses OF the child's conveyance to Phtladel-
pnla Whether the real charlie has been can
tufed or lot remains to be seen.
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THE TRADES.

|IBSON BROTHERS,
W PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
1912 Pennsylyan ave, Washington. ID. O.
~ Fine Printing specially lan19
DOOKBIkDING-TheL LIGHT BISDKRf employs
ID hrst class Workmen. and turns out superior
worn. II r. Of the Oldest estA bahm ents In the
city. 10l2 PA ave-. Sd floor. oct1
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FIRES AND Loss OF LIFE.-The splendid barn
or Benz. r. Almy, at Providence. X. L. costing
$4,000, was burned yesterday. Slelghs harness.
carriages ana heating apparatus. costing 81 500
were badly damaged or entirely ruined POM
pey nuDdrayo, a Portuguese. sleeping In the
stable, Was fatally injured by inhallng the
flames. AT Avoca. Iowa, Wednesday night.
John Coates livery stable Was burned and
Clenowith, a hosiler. was roasted 10 death
with fifteen or more horses The entire con-
tents OF the establishment buggies wagon
grain, &c, were destroy ed.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auc.ioneer.

TUsHOMAs BOWLING. Auc.ioneer.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3lST, ~
1881, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, at No y"
S21 18Th street, between New York avenue ~
and street northwest, shall sell very su- J
perior collection of Household Effects. VIZ
Nearly new Walnut Parlor SHIT, upholstered IN
raw SILK and Plush, pieces.
Lace Window Hangings, Pictures.
Fancy OlGing Chairs. Library Table.
Very Handsome Walnut Marble Top Chamber
Suit with large Mirror.
Very massive and handsomely carved Walnut
Bedstead,
Walnut Marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Wa nut CaJe- Seat and other Chairs.
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Boil
sters.
Wire Spring Under beds.
Painted aud other Cottage Furniture.
BLANKETS, Comforts, Sheets and Spreads.
Fine Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Fine Brussels HslI and Stair CARPETS.
Extension i mir z Table and Chairs.
China and Glassware.
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
THOMAS DOWNING,
1an25-dtS AuctlO
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SINGULAR ExPLosIoN.-The stoop in front OF
St JOsephs Industrial Home of the Sisters OF
Mercy, In New York. was demolished by an ex-
plosion OF gas early yesterday morning. The
gas from leak in the pipe had accumulated
OF stone, but how fire was communicated TO it
cannot be explained. No harm was done to the
building, but the many hundred inmates were
considerably alarmed at the noise OF the expl0-
sion.
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N1O (TTRE. NO PAY.-wHITKHURsTss
II CEDAR BALsAM is warranted 70 cure
Cousts, Colds, Group. Throat and Lung diseases,
return the empty bottle and ges your money back.
sod by W. B. THOMPSON. 70e 18th street. and
all dru ggists.
Irlce % cfrte ian12-3m
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WIN. P YOUNG. Real Estate Auctionser.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY HOUSE,
No. l02 E STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated June II
goth, 1879. and recorded in liber No. 912, f.A}
folio 3l2 one Of the land records for the Dis -Aa.
trct Of Columbia, and at the written request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell at public auc
ton, In front OF the premises, AT O'CLOCK P. +,
on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SD. A. ID. 1881, the
following described real estate, to wit The east
ern part of Lot number fourteen. G4.) in Square
number five hundred and eighty four, 1884, hav-
ing front of sixteen (l6) fest on South street,
and running bsck the same width to the south line
OF said Lot ninety four (9D feet ana four az
inches. together with the improvements thereon
Terms One third cash, and the ba ance in six.
trust upon the property old, and tbs notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF six 80
ger centum per annuIn until paid, payable semi
annually. or al cash at the option OF tue purchaser
All conyeyancing and recording at purchasers
cost deposit of $50 required at time of sale.
II terms are not complied with within ten l0 days
from date of sale, the property Will be resold at
risk and cost of defaultIng purchaser.
JANIS T. KINES. r..
GEORGE W. GRINDER, SR., AHustees'
jan24-t o&dbs
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THE MINING RECORD. a = Year.
plete Mining Paper ever published. Sample
Copies Free. Orders executed Tor Mining
stocks and other Securities both In N. 7. and
San Francisco.
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The METHODIST CONFERBNCR-I'reparaf
lbt, me Great Metttttg ia L0huoH.-The western
section OF the general executive COMMITTEES 10
arrange prelimlnaries for the Ecumeutcal
Methodist conference, to be held in London 10
september next, met In New York Wednesday.
blsnOp Matt new Simpson, chairman OF the com.
!nlt!ee, presided. Among the other prominent
MeshodlstS In attendance were Bishop H. y.
Mclyelre. the Rev. DR.. T. o. Summers, and
Prof X. W. Jones' A. NJ, of the Methodist Epls-
copal Church South. The session was passed In
discussing the preliminary action TO be taken
ny the committee, but nothing definite was de
IerInlned on.and the meeting took a recess until
Yesterday. Whatever Is done by this COMMITTEES
must be ratified by the eastern section. which
represents British and Continental Meth
odism. The main business OF the general com.
inlttee- OF which this is a branch is to prepare
ana publish scheme Of business or pro
gramine or XerciSes for the ecumenical con
terence, and 10 make all preliminary prepara-
[ otS for Is meeting. The conference will be
bell In city road chapel. London the first
AseE III september Its powers VIII NOT b,
legislative, the main object being to secure co
operation Of the different branches OF the
church In the great work OF saving souls The
conference Will be composed OF 100 members
~ whom 900 are assigned to British and cont,
neiIa Meth0dlSm, and TO their affiliated con-
rertLces and mission neiCS. and 200 10 the con
IerenceS and churches In the nited States and
Cauada aud Ia their foreign work 0ae-half
me nu'nb'r OF delegates are to be ministers and
the other hair laynIen.
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THE DELAWARE LEGISLATURE yesterday
passed resolution authorizing the state to de-
feBd before the United States district court all
persons who were indicted for assaulting United
States marshals or for voting illegally at the
last state election.
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Persisted IN THE SNOw.-A man named Her.
aid. ACCOMPANIED by woman. were caught tu
a STOW storm on Tuesday last in Plummer CO.
Cal, and persisted. A miner named Robinson
who went 10 their relief, was caught In a snow
slide, and bis body has not yet been found.
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IL THE PRUssIAN DIET yesterday Herr Wind
thoTsts Resolution declaring the celebration OF
mass and the administration OF The Sacraments
exempt from penalty was rejected. Prince
bismarck yesterday opened the new PrusSian
economic council, the purpose OF which. he
SAID, was TO establish a single central organ
whose members should possess techatcal
knowledge, In order to give opinions as to the
necessity and practicablli:y or new laws,
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AN UNEIvALED COLLECTION OF JAPANEsE
AhT TREASURES, COMPRISING SUPERB
SPhCfMENSO OF O1DHIZEN, SaTZMa kIO 70.
kAGA lIIMO, kI>!u; DWARF: MI HIMA,
BANkO AN MANY OTHER WARES MAkN RI,
HU,LI DECORATED. MAGNIFiCENT HLOf-
SUNNh ENAMELf, ELEGANT CABINErS,
H NDSOhIE SP EOlMENS OF OLD AND MOO
ERN Goa, LACQUER Ar rlSr1C BROAZFS
INLAIE WITH GOLD AND SILVER, SPhCI-
MENs RARE JAPANESE POKC +IAIN AND
POTTERY BEAUTIFULLY CARVED NO
F1kS, MOST ELEGANTLY EMBROIDERED
SiLkS, &c. CANEFULIY SE1kC rE0 By 4
JaPaNEsE EXPERC. .ND sCKNuWLEDGED
BY CONNOIsSEURS TO BE THE MOST AL
BhOUGHT TO THIS COUNTRY.
The shOe will he sold without re-erve on
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY AT
TERNU0NS at 80, and EVENT NGS at 7.3O
O'Clock. February 2, and in the residen form
sr1y us as Club House, and mora recently used
for the Art Loan Exhibition southeast corner of
18th and b streets, No. 73I. opposite Wormley's.
Goods on exhibition Monday and Tuesday next.
House comfortably heated
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