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DUNOAESON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ 9th and d streets northwest.

IRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR-STORY BRICK
HOUSE on ID, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS NOATHWEST.
FROM 80 ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust to me. bearing A.A
dste 2Sth day of January, A 1876. and az
duly recorded in liber No sos, folio $50, 3..lA
of the land records for the District of Ooluul
bla and by direction Of the party secured thereby,
VII SELL st PUBIC csiOn, in front of the prem
ises, on UESDAY THE 5rH 81 or APRIL, 4. ID.
1851, AT 30 O'CLOCK P. M, Ru that csrs3in piecs
Or parcel OF ground situate and lyiag IN said city
OF WashlL. ton. al being kIO Hn and described as
part OF lot Numbered niue 3d. in square num-
bered sh-ee hundred and twenty three (3l3), said
Part of lot nine being next adjoining TO lot num-
bered ten tiC} in said square. snd having front
on ID street north of twenty (2O) feer and running
hack with that width the whole depth of I'D lot,
Aud being the same which cOlvaye ed to William
Grupe by jacob Aixler BIZ deed recorded in Liber
ID No. G. folio ], Of the land recor Is for Washing
ton County, IL said District together with all the
lmrroyen6 nt5, ways, easements, rights privileges
and appurtenances To the same belonging in any
manner appertaintDg.
TERMS Uus-CuaIter cash balance in one, two
and three ears with per cent interest per an
mum; notes TO be secured by deed OF trust ON the
preRliS 6 sold EoDyeyaDc NJ, sc, at purchasers
cost Terms 20 be complied with in five days !;
otherwIse tie trEIee reserves the night TO resell az
the risk and cost Of defsultinR p Irchaser upon
glvnx five days notice of such resale in some nsws-
EapeT pub shed In WASHINGTON, ID. O. deposit
Of $3.50 Will be required al time OF sale.
GEORGE Il. i. WHITE.
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u. No. 5l5 It'll street
TRUSTEES SALE OFTHE HANDSOME MOD
EiA p VIE lMEI j IAEa EluSE KNOWN

TRUSTEES SALE OFTHE HANDSOME MOD.
EkS PEAME DWELLING HOUSE. KNOWN
Az No 21l4 TWEhFTH STREET NORTH
WEST, TOGE HER WITH TWO FINE
LOTS.
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated August Ia
25th, 1880. and duly recorded in Hber No 80
Pas, folio $40. one of the land records for the 81
Distrtc. of Colnmba and at the request Of the
Of the premises, en- UEnD ", APRIL 5rH, 1881.
1t O'CLOCK. all of Lots lettered 81" aud "f ("
of Alfred ii Lte's ST. bdivision OF original lots in
square numbered two hundred and seventy three
&zISl, IoS-iher with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: One fourth OF the purchase monsy
with the Npenses of the sale. in cash. and the bal
sDCe IN SIX. twelve eighteen and twenty four
months. nh interest At six per cent per ansum,
secured By deed of ust on the property sold or
all cGIiI. G0nveyaEcinR at purchasers cost. A
deposit OF 800 required at tins of sale, aud
terms to % compl ed with In seven days. or the
property VIII be resOld at cost aud risk of default
aug purchaser. after five days advertisement.
maria cod xds JOHN L. ARMS Trustee.
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.OR SALE.
GENTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE.

FOE SALE
GENTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE.
There is fine lot Of HORSES here from Massa-
ehusetts and New Hampshire. Trottiug ~
a99 9 s, suitable for ro,a purposes will be
No. I. Browa Horse can bea. $50.
No 2, Bay Mare. can trot in 2;se.
No; 4. is 5-year old Colt trotted in 2:i2 to 3
No. is Bay Horse, trottsd in 2;s4. can beat
No. is Sorrel Horse, csn beat IS at present.
No IL Brown Horse, has trotted in 2;2S, can
These .Horfes are now at Mr. Wash. Nailor's
ride after them and try them 10 their entire salts
faction until Friday moralng, 10 O'clock sharp.
road horse in the city fog slOo; DON: bar aay
horse in the city can BIS seen at the above stable
at ally time before thu sale marl93t
WALTKR B. WILLIAMS = CO.. Auctoneers.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FL aS1TURE, BAR AND
PABLEs sitVE pIaTEb S WaaEh, 9 oaISa
GLASS ass AS To SKoCkEsY WARE ! sENt TIE
NORA INVEST. - - - N'-'t' "a '-N oh
On "WEDNESDAY. MARCH 80. COMMENCING AT
Hofel. the following named articles which will be
offered In bulk, and If not sold will be sold in de-
Harbie-top Chamber Suites, Cottage Furniture.
MsInHt IsbIss Painted Bsdssesds Bureaus
tresses, Walnut Bar Fixtares and Counters.
kteam Tables, Walnut Mirrors, Dining room
Chairs, Saloon Tables, Marble top Sideboards.
Orlcloths, High Stools. Steam Apparatus, Heat
Ing Stoves, Bedding, Glassware, silver plated
Ware, CIockery, Kitchen Utensils. aud msny
other articles usually found in q first class
house.
The reputation OF the above long established
Hotel is such as makes ii unnecessary to calI the
attention Of the Pnbic to the advantages OF attend
ing the sale, and the only for selling is that
the owner is engaged in other business and cannot
give il his attention.
Terms made known at sale.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO.,
m6r2S2t Auctoneer5.
eF~THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED ON
sCcOunt Of TIE weather until FRIDAY, APRII, ISr,
1891 same hour and place.
ma,.S0-zt WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co. Aucts
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.Efh0MAS D09LINa. Aucaoneas.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF THAT VERY
VALUABLE VACANT GROUND ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF new YORK AVENUE,
TENN Ii STREET. NORTHWEST.
by Virtue Of a deed of frost dated the 2Stb ysee
dry CT September. A. ID. 1874, and rec ,rded S&SH
N one of the land records for Washington IL
con mtg, in the District Of Columbia. III lipcr 75s,
fClo 4u4, the subscribers will sell to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY. TIE 1ITH
DAY OF AtR1I, A. d. 1881, Al o'CIooK N THE
AFTERNOON Lot numbered three, 81 in job i
DhVldsOu's recorded subdivision OF lots i'll SQUARE
two hundred and twenty two {222,) according to
= be subdivision made October 17th, 1870, and re
corded IN subdivision record n. h, page ca. said
lot being situated in the city Of Washington and
District OF Columbia, together with all the I'M
proven entP, ct cetera, as ia said deed mentioned.
Tie terms OF sale, as prescribed by the deed OF
trust are: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by
and taxes. in cash. and tha balance at six, C. }
twelve Cl2) and eighteen (l8} mouths. for which
the notes OF the purchaser. bearing interest from
the day OF sale and secured by deed OF trust on
the property sod shall be taEen, the debt being
i've thousand dollars and interest from September
"Sih, 1875. at ten PER cent per aunum A deposit
Of five hundred dollars viii be required of the
purchaser at the tlne of sale, and al cony yancng
81 riding will be at the purchasers cost who
may pay all the purchase money in cash. If the
terms are not complied with within five days after
the day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the said ground on five days' notice pub
lshed III tue Evenin9 Star, at the risk and cost of
the purchaser in default.
uHAaLEs IL MATTHEWS Trustees.
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.HOaAs BOWLING. Auchoneer

SutHO4As BOWLING, Auctioneer.
a FAIR OF SOUND. STYLISH, aERVICEaBLE
AND ELL-NACCH I'D UsRRI AGE III lRS O.
AT AUCIION-THE properly OF THE
LATE HON. FERNANDO WOOD.
VIII be sod in front Of Ealesroons on
SATURDAY. APRIL ID. 1881, AT ~ O'Clock ka9$S
d. Gan he before sale a. Z. Bur-t rfs S-<-A
stables. Nos AIS snd 42O Sth street northwsst Sale
positive. Terms cash.
mar29 At THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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keTHR SALE OF LOT TEN. IN PERHAM's
subdivision OF lot e.ht. In squsre number Fl We
hundred and sfxty-five, $3.50 with improvements,
is postponed until FRIDAY, APRIL 1sT, 1881.
same hour ana Place. on account Of the weather.
By order Of the Trustees. nlar3u-3.
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FINANCIAL.

DROFIIs 200 PEE CRNT.-An Association has
IL been formed by responsible parties TO conduc4
operations in connection with the Turf, Bookmak-
Ing, Hiring, Race Track Pooling, Privileges, Gc..
SO. 600 already subscribed. Capital. SiN 10
Shares, S2e- Seno for Prospectus.
j. b. WILSON & CO.,
febl6 IN Broadway, New York.
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AUCTION SALES.

II ABROAD. GAS, AND OTHER STOCKS AT
IA 40 TON
On FRIDAY, APRIL IsT. AT IL 30 O'CLOCK P. n
we VIII sell. within our aucn u rooms,
Shares columbia r. Stock:
Capitol. North 0 4 South Wash. r. R.
Go. Stock;
10 Shares wash, Gas Light 90. Stock.
1t DUNCANsON BROS. Auc.s.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auohoneer.
REGULAR SALE AT SALESROON (STAR
BD1LDING),
SATURDAY, APRIh2. 1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK
comprising general assortment Of Hou.e-u
hold Furniture, KA
IL Elegant French plat. Pier and Man.eI Mir.
rors. new.
Also,
10 Pieces New Tapestry Brussels Carpets, twill
be sold In quantities to suit
ALSO
rs Pieces White and Fancy Mattings.
ALSO,
Large CONSIGNMENT of Urockery.
msr3l ct THOMAS DOWAING Auctoneer
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROw.

EOLEY. Auctoneer. 81 7th s.. northwest.
WILL sELL ON FRIDAY MORNING, -
APRIL Isl; sti0 o,GLooh. Large lot OF Fur "
Char Der Sets Pa lor Sets. Lounges, H
wardrobes, Sidebosrds, Bureaus Befstesds,
And quantity of other goods too numerous to
mention.
Also large lot OF Candies OF every description;
fDe Sewing Machines.
This sale will tase place at my Auction Rooms,
Sll 7th st. northwest.
mar3O 2t FOLEY Auct
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4 Z HGSYAIsD'S-
@ pounds Gr.nulsted Sugar, bsst quality for 81 90
tuH - Corse "A" - loo
u Light Brown |" 90 &" LOO
Imperial and Oolong Te&, per ID. ......... 40
Gnnpowoer Tea, very choice, per lb.,.-.. go. SO
pld Government Java Golf es, per ID .......... az
tag4ayrA Coffee, choice. per lb................ IS
very best Rio Coffee, per ID ...-.............. 18
minnesota Patent Process Flour. per sack. 2.25
Choice firgtn.z Family Flour. per s.cs. rs
Extra ...... Loo
sweet CstaTba Wine, per gan ............. LOO
Don Carlos Sherry, rich and irCtty. per gan. 2 so
california Brandy, eGusl to In1pC:EaS 80. SOC
Bye Nhiaky, direct from distiHery, i've years
Old Imperial Cabinet Whisky. per gau. 80. 400
0ldt Cpaz Sherry, per gall. %
Duff Gordon Pale Observation-Disclosures. 4N
3sfmsn Muefard, Per gail. ....... ............ o.
Fery choics Porto Rico Mclssses, PER gall. 4U
And 81 other articles usually Kept Ia irtt-ciass
s:ahiisament 1t correaponding!y low figures 81
H0WAED'N,
With and I. streets northwsst;
n. B.-Ieephonic Connections. jAnI9-9u
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MADAM DE FORkST HAS REMEDY FOB
u1 LAdios. All female complaints quickly cured.
Gan be consulted daily ct ga 7sh street north west
OWoe hours from TO p. n. fsb9-ams
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE D4TS.
q iAAl-ES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

1EUsTEFS' GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
SITUATE on I STHEET BIT FEEN 18Th
AND 9BIH STREETS, MORT INVEST.
By virtue Of deed ~ trust tearing ate te Goth
day q December, A ID 1876. and recorded IN lber
No sfS. folio SO Of the sDd hrd of the District
OF Co I'M bfa snd by di Cton Of parties secured
thereby, We viii offer for lie at pubic auction In
front OF tiie premises on FRIDAY. the 8TH DAY =
hPEiL. loS AT D O'CLOCK p NJ lot numbered
teveDteen b. in the bdivision % part If square
Numbered one hundred and eighteen Q1s). as re-
rorcec n the office OF the surveyor Of said district
IN liber B. l.. HOxie, psge, 35l and 35.. October
u. 1876. This tbss . front On street north OF
Is feet, by desth Of shout S38 feet snd 1s I'M
proved by = Ia D dsOme Ihree-st ry bTick dwelling
Terms of sale: Oue-.ourta cash, bslance IN six
f6,. twelve I'D, and eighteen (lS) months; The
purchaser TO give his notes for tie deferred pay
uents hearing interest At the rats OF Six go per
cent per anaum until paid. and secured by a deed
% trust UyCH the pro Jeriy sod deposit o. 100
viii be required st the o: sale. CJnveysncins at
e0st OF purchaser. =. -
MAHLON ASHFORD.l T-,,.oo,
EU6ENE CAhOSI, iEus'ee8.
T. IT EOLDWtII, Auctff. nara eodSds
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THE TRADES.

~ IBSON Bh0THsBS. -
W PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
l0l2 Pennsylvania ave-, Washington, ID. q.
tz'- Fine Printing specially 1anl9
D0OKBINDING-The LYCErT BTsDEEy employs
ID fret-class Worknen, and turns out superior
work. II is one OF the oldest establishments in the
city. 10l2 Pa. ave, Sd noor. oct1
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STEAMERS, &c.

POTOMAC TAAasP0nTATION LINK
STEAMER SUE, Carr. ". Q: a.oeHKeAs, VIII
sUNRAY. at p. m. for Baltimore and River
AL River Freight must be prepaid.
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents,
9TH II. Wharf. or 18th 1t. and Pa. ave
RIVER LANDINGS.
The Steamer ARHOwsMITH leaves Potomac
Ferry wharf. foot Of It'll street. every
SATURDAY. MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
at Z O'clock g. M for ALL RIVER LANDINGS a.
far So Curnoman and Lecnardtown. according to
mari F. J. STONE. Purser.
LOB NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,,
AND THE South.
THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
CARRYING THE q. s. MAIL,
S 81 s.Ss hi xb,r iSS -
stepping st PINkY POINT and POINT LOOKOUT
Hesurpins leaves Norfolk on Wednesdays. Fri.
days and Sundays. st p.
Fisst-cass fsre to Fortress Menroe and Nor
seeond c.s: ~
Tsst CLASS isreto fney FONT Point lookout i:ss
stater eaa;; 81: Mesis g 5c' 70
;.ssi ssf;fa Hss Is w WEIGH .,,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
The Steamer JANE MOEELEY Will resume hes
trips to NORFOLK on MONDAY, the 2lst instant
leaving her wharf, foot OF 9th street, every MON.
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock o.
r.. . toucsins at Piney Point. Point Lockout and
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor
Iola 80
Rirst class fare to Piney Point and IT Lookout 90
oCOno-chss...-.. rs
SsSISIOeuS IL %
Tickets and Etaterooms can be- secured al general
,-.r" THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
their trips, leaving Pie Al, East River. New York
every SATURDAY at p. m. and Georgetown every
EhIDAY At q m. For particulars apply to Agent
febls ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
MONTH GERMAN LLOYD-srRAHsH1r
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YoRE, EAyBE LoNDoN
SoUTHAMPToE AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this company Will sail every Sat
irday from Bremen Pier. foot OF Sd street. Hoboken
Sates OF Passage:-From New York to Havrs, Lon
ION, southampton and Bremen, first cabin, 8 100;
second cabin. 1850; steerage $780, prepaid steeraze
csrtheatsss pa. For freight or passage apply e.
0ELkIyas Z 90. Bowling Green, New York,
Ior Ntshlngton. 1anlg
iUHAAD LINE. Sor7cr
LANE ROUTE.
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TyHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION
OF
VALUABLE REAL Estate. ON THE SOUTH
EIDE OF BRIDGE STREET, IN
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I AM DAILY BECEIVING
THE FINEST
DIAMOND BACK TERRAPIN,
SPRING LAMB.
DRY PIOKKD CApOyS,
CANVAS BACKS. Etc.
FRANK j. TIKBETS,
maria PALACE MARKET.
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eF~THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED ON
sccount Of tie weather until FRIDAY, APRIL lsr,
1881, same hour and place.
msr30-Zf WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Aucts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

vcntious Of the Sienlo Park electrician. ]
am t6ld that sae determined quietly last
year TO realize her gas comrany shares. Her
Auzn shares, which with all the other properties Of
NJ and Nine. Theirs, her sister inherits are now
worth nearly 24.OOO,OOO francs. The three for
tunes which belong TO the spInster beiress of the
great statesma' orator and historian and his
widow, come to an immense total. What will she
do with it GOssips suggest that II she RECEIVERS
from the blow she has just received she may per
haps. with her hand make it over to Admiral Poth-
uau. who acted as a chief mourner at the funeral.
The indifference TO the last sacraments of the
Church which Nine. Theirs showed on her death
bed may perhaps have arisen from fear that II she
admitted the clergy to her room. her sister and her
great wealth might become the prey of some religious
order Nobody ventured to tell her that Sisters Of
Charity were praying for her in the next room and
would be happy to nurse her. They only entered the
mortuary chamber when the spirit bad fled from the
tortured body.
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LIFE INSURANCE IN TIE BAY STATE.

BosroN, Jan. 1.-COnsiderable opposition
has arisen TO the law passed by the last Legislature
this State imposing tax Of & uf cent per annum
Oh the net value or all life insurance policies
held by residents of the State 1t Is said that the effect
OF the law, unless It is modified repealed will be to
close the doors OF every Massachusetts life insurance
company and to from rhe State every otner com
pany doing business here. Owing to the assessment Oh
the new tax three or companies have announced
their intention OF wit hdrawng their business from the
state Several other States under what are called
oproca tax laws have informed all Massachusetts, COM
nantes doing business within their borders that they
will be required to pay the Same tax on business done
,hare rhan Ins state imposed on 0ntside companies
dn,nS bnsuess within ts limits. Several OF the COM
MES will test the cOnstitutonaty OF the new law
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NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., Dec. 31.-Newport has been
very gay during the past week. A number OF tue
cotaeers including Mrs. DIR. Brlniey, have gwen enter
ta,uments which were largely attended.
The recent third Casino entertainment began With the
Angling OF Christmas carol by Mrs. Wilson Eyre, Miss
Charand Mr. Potter. otNewYork. and Mr.. Sargent, Of
Boston. Ex-May0r Henry Bedlow recited French
mouooguc in bis characteristic manner "The Gallia
musical iamentaton. composed by Gounod was sung.
hs solos were rendered by Mrs Eyre and Mrs McCsry
II,,,e. The chorus was sung by Mira. E. II. Brinley,
Mis-. Chatrapd Mr. Bowen. Mr. Sargent and Mr.. Potter
The solo Jerusalem, turn unto the Lord" was sung
nv Mrs Little, who called on to repeat It, Supper
and dancing followed.
Mrs ID. W. Holmes of Boston, has taken possession OF
her cottage on BeIIevue-aye.
o.,e,al voedes in command at Fort Albums has rrcov
80 sro. his recent illness and has resumed hS duties.
The rector Of Trinity Church, the Rev. j. O. hagil
sailed for Europe on Tuesday
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TIE LETT PARSONS SCHOLARSHIPS

GLOyERSyILLE. n. Y, Jan. 1.-The in
COME winch VIII derived from Ghe $4,000 wdich the
Hon. Lew Par has given In joint ownership TO :he
Lew ParsOns LIBRARY OF this town, and the Union Col
rce of Schenectady Is to be divided into two scholar
chips OF $500 each, three Of 5000 each, and eight Of
$50 each. The remaining 5000 Is TO DO given TO
mertorous bcnenoarics Of the fund. Candidates for
the scholarships be nominated by the directors OF
the wi Parsons Library and must be chosen in the fol-
lowing order: % From the villages OF Glovers-
vile and KingsborO, ". VI ~ from the
,ownsbin of Jolnstown n. "; (3) from Full
ion Counts =. Y; AZ from MONTGOMERY and
or the Hon IL Parsons residing in any other part O
the United states. -, =,
Applicants under the last condition must prove thcir
descent from Thomas PLrsOns. Of Great Milton, Oxford
shire England aud the settlement OF claims must be- de-
termInrd by a hook 10 be entitled the " Parsons
Men,rinL" edited by David Parsons Holton. of New
York nc will b. published soon. The scholarships will
became available 10 September 1881.
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MR.. TENNYSOA'S NEW PLAY.
From The London Npics.

The scene of Mr.. Tennyson's new, play, in
prcparaton az the Lyceum Theatre IS not laid iu Asa
ina whom Miss Ellen Terry Will imrersonnte stay Q
sne Is the loving faithful vito Of the Governor
~ Ms.sia (rhe ancient Marses and it Ia her nsfor-
t,r 10 nave inspired uncomfortable pAssion In the
breas OF Remain General, who canses ner husband 20
10 the widowed lady. The latter though oognxant OF
ma hare IN the cruel Decd teigps acceptance OF MS suit
mt only with the steady purpose OF avenging
ncr husbands death. wnIch soe docs Oy sfso.
In hrr unc the alar IN tue presence OF The
Elamen Dalis and the Witnesses. IL Will De inferred
Sron RMS uat che marriage will be represented as par
taxing or the CHARACTER OF religious ceremony after
The fashion Of ancient SOLEMN rite OF the Confar
reatio." 80 ..... A.. ,ur...o.to, .,
,his crownng incident. which win include procession
~ the yesal virgins We need hardly cav that Mr. try
,ns W play the part OF the infatuated admrer q tins
heroic example OF coniugal fidelity. The play, which
en- Mans verse aud IN acts, viii occupy less than an
nonr and half IN representation IL wtl be produced
hefare the end OF the Christmas holidays as an AFTER
nrse " The Corscan Brothers retaining its present.
place IN the Lyceum playbiu.
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CONSTANCE DUCHESS OF WESTMINSTER
From The london Standard.

From The London Standard.
IT. is unQuestiOnably the bart she played and
tie work W hich she accomplished IN modern EHg1sh
society constitute the chief claim OF tue lac Duchess
IosteSs OF an altogether exceptional kind, and, as
she performed functions wnich no que Dciore
ner time had completely succeeded IN dscDargng
IL was not her ambition TO create salon. she had no
thought OF emuating the fame OF Madame liz Brnn OK
the Prncsss Leven Madame svetchne OF the Berrys,
whose receptions in Curzonst approximated more
closely any that have ever been known In England
TO the Parisan ideal. She wasnot great sateswoman,
like Georpnana, Duchess OF Deyonshire nor was she
consummate social tactielan IKE Lady raInsIs'2n:
She had no aspirations after political power NE me
Countess OF Jersey or ike the late Lady Wald.grave
She DID not attain the magnificent attitude OF LOfd
Bcaconshpld's titled herones, and though size was
Wbig by birth and by most OF ner assocla.lvns sue
never We'd with Bereugara, Lady MONITOR; Severhe.
less she has left her mark quite distinctly as any OF
these personages uon the society OF me day, ,,.
The Duchess of Westminster contributed more Tran
any other social queen Of her generation toward mat
re OF bs rs Gns liberal and
cosmopolitan III this respect She had no ea OF oxclu
Sreisses OF her rank and station The same Instinct
which made her her influence with the Duke OF
GrSsvenor House on every Monday during inc summer,
aud 10 invite artisans and mechanics to VISIT tneD on
certain sundays toward y.o s s %ScS
the visiting buck OF other Duchess mas ever Rnow
Duchess of Westminster rose to that sort Of
superstition. She made the acquaintance NOT on,y VI
ia and Invited then to her dinners and her
tions. She did more than this. Her innuenee was
enough IN cause the example which SEC SCI W po M.oy
followed. she was thus Instrumental 10 annexinxs
very considerable portion OF what was once 20 neinn ~
Belsrayia and MayIair In all this che showed equal
courage and cleverness The idea was really orginsI
when she commenced It's ilustration IL mas ncen wasy
ed on since but the Duchess OF Westminster De-
Tonga whatever credit may oe duo FOR s CONCEPTION
and earliest elaboration It was not gwen 70 per 70 90
me fate OF Governments, or direct the career OF
statesmen but fortune greatly 70 extend tne
sres ana 10 multply the component elements or modern
saciety me name Of the Duchess OF Westminster de-
serves co be permanently identified with the most rad
cal and even revolutionary measures Of reform which
the world Of aristocEatic drawinsrooms has everwit
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-02

Most Londoners are familiar with. the two cats
for ACME years in the streets concert of eats
once exhibited in Paris the animals being arranged
10 rows, and mewing IN turn 20 monkey who baat
cart Mianlantn Il is said that the animals were
trained by having had their tails pulled every
time a certain note was struck, aud that the DIS
AGREEABLE remembrance caused them 20 NEW each
time they heard the sound again.-ltilobe.