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Spanish claims.

London, July l1,-A dispatch from
Madrid says the French ambassador declares
that the French commissioner is prepared to
entertain Spanish claims for indemnity for
losses sustained by Spsniarls in Orange on
an understanding that her own claims for
the civil war of 1S7can 1876 will be settled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-12
Bulgarian Elections,

London, July 1l,-A Vienna dispatch
says Although tho elections on whole arc
favorable to Prince Alexander, tho sgisation
In Bulgaria is very great and 10 increasing
Considerable numbers Of tho opposition 10
such have been elected 10 tho national az.
sembly, including leaders Of that party.
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To Take Tripoli.

Paris, July lila Jus.is, which oppossd
the Tuni'ian expedition, now protests
against the Tripolitan, but admits chat
France, having Ia violation Of her promises.
taken TanIs: Il logically bound 70 taks
Tripoll and Egypt
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Austin.
Special TO the Herald,

Special to the Herald.
Austin, July 1.-The comptroller decides
that solicitors for JOB printing are subject 10
the drummers' tax, and that solicitors fer SUBJ
scriptions are exempt.
The attorney general will render an opin>
ion in few days on the Sabine Pass wharf
charter question.
Ed. Tracy, well known horse dealer Of
this city. was arrested to-day or theft Of
horse, on complaint Of a party named Brown,
from Longview, made through Constable
Patterson. He was placed under $3.50 bond
for appearance tomorrow.
P.stmaster Ruthrauf has returned, and it
appears that Colonel Degrees commission
was signed the night preceding the attempt
to asssssinate the president. Veteran certif.
Gates are coming in at the rate of 20 q day;
and upwards of 270 have been received to
date.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-12
A SweItering nay I'M st. Louis,

st. Louis, July ll.-According to reports
made by the signal service obsor vstions, yes
terday was the hottest day In ST. Louis Of
which any record exists. Al Q a. m. the
mercury marked 80 degrees; at 8 o'clock,
9i 910; OF 2 p. M, 102 2-l0; at 6p. m.
OF 0-10.
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bishop Kcrfoot Dcnd.

Pittsburg, Pa July 1l.-Rev. j. B. Kerfoot
Bishop Of The Pittsburg diocese of the Epis-
copsl church, died yesterday at Meyeradsle,
Sumerset county, Pa, after prolonged ill
ness, the result Of complication of diseascs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-12

San Francisco, July H. "A dispatch from
FL Paso. Mexico, says the body of L. X.
Pugb, con of ex- Senator Pugh, of Ohio, has
been found by scout of Mexican troops,
in Carejol, Chihuahus, horribly mutilsted.
He was tortured to death in terrible man
ner, and after death three shots we're fred
into his body.
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GAllaa lhAneAsl.

Cincinnati, July 1.-THE Kentucky Cen.
lral railroad Yesterday changed the gauge Of
The road from the south gauge 70 The stand
Ard gauge.
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nra,lInurh IA thc rorc Arn,r

London, July 1l.-Mr. Brsdlaugh has An.
noupced bis intention 10 assert bis rights q, a
member Of parliament at the bar of the
house Of commons.
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CongressmNn wright Dangerously

Wilkesbarre, Pa, July II. -Congresansn
Heudrck B, Wright Is dangerously III at
bis residence, thls city. He was yesterday
denied 10 all callers.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

Solicitors of Job Printing Sub
ject to the Drummers' Tax
A brakeman Killed by tho
Cars at Fort worth - Old
settlers keuniOn at Deca-
tur To-day - Railroad
Room I'm East Tex
as, Etc, Etc.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
HIS CONDITION CONSIDERED IMPROVED.

His Physicians Consider That He
is Gradually Getting Out of DAN
ger-his wound Discharges
PUs- A bay Of General
Thanksgiving and Prayer
for His Deliveraacc
From Death Sug-
gested, Etc., Etc.
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THANKSGIVING SUGGESTED.

Columbus, O., July ll.-Governor Foster
has sent the following telegram to the gov.
ernors of the states and territories:
Governors Office, Columbus, o.,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-07
The Feminine Mouth.

What's in a name? Nothing; not a
single thing. What's in a MOUTH
Young man there is lots in it; especially
in the mouth of the girl you expect to
Marry. When you contemplate marriage,
have got your license, and made up your
mind on a girl, before you take the fatal
step, size up her mouth. The mouth is
sort of a catalogue, tabulated index
to the contents. A person who has made
feminine mouths the subject of much
study, volunteers his conclusions to
males with sweethearts. They are as
follows: "If her mouth is very small,
small, there is not much mind, but over
much shallow sentiment. If she posses
ses very large mouth, she will possess a
good brain. If your sweetheart has a
coarsely-formed mouth, she will be SEN
sual, and full of strong, coarse points of
character. and will raise a row in the
family. Ifshe has delicately formed
mouth, with rounded lips and velvety
color, she will have much sensibility and
perfection of character, but will not
astonish by her brilliancy of conception
or execution. 1t is a good mouth, be-
cause it is kissable and submissive.
Shun bulb.lipped or thin Tipped women;
they will bore you to death with litera-
ture or woman's rights, theorize while
you want your dinner, or spoil your
temper with their red-hot scolding
tongues"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-07
Plant SunhOWerS,

Most people do not know the value
connected with the cultivation of this
plant. The fact is becoming generally
known that it is one of the best absorb
ants of poisoned atmosphere that is
known to science. This then makes it a
preventative of diseases common in low
marshy grounds, by taking up the mala-
ria that poisons the system and produces
such fatal results. The southern people,
surrounded with an atmosphere deleteri-
GUS to health, and SO often pregnant with
typhus and yellow fevers, environ their
residences with these gorgeous and full
orbed glories. They assert that it wards
off the chills and fevers and other bilious
complaints. But in addition to this the
seed is most excellent food for fowls, and
they thrive and fatten on them. Let the
sunfowers then be more commonly cul-
tivated than they have been heretofore.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-07

A Southwark maiden asks: when
young man comes twice week with
a carriage, and takes young lady to
the theatre and supper afterward and
makes her magnificent presents, what
does it Indicate? 1t indicates ma'am,
that he has got more money to fool
away than we have.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-07

A good deal has lately been said
about the great number of men en-
ployed by the Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railroad Company. This company is
reported to employ on its line about
eleven thousand men. The Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy has lately COM
piled statement, showing the number
of men employed on its lines. The
exhibit shows that the Burlington is
far ahead of the Milwaukee & st. Paul
in this respect, as it has on its pay rolls
1884 employees.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-07
Literary n Offices.

The name of the corporation formerly
known as Scribner & Co. publishers Of
Scribaer's Monthly, St. Nicholas, THE
Spiritual Songs Series" of hymn and
tune books, Songs for the Sanctuary" :"
etc. has now been changed 10 The
Century Co. The title of Scribner's
Monthly will become The Century; with
the next volume. st. Nicholas is slight
ly changed as to its subtitle, being now
st. Nicholas, an Illustrated Magazine for
Young Folks. The July numbers Of
these magazines are the first to bear the
new corporate imprint.
Scribner for July contains a paper of
special and timely interest, "The Peo-
pies Problem, in which the writer takes
the ground that the time has come for
the people of this country to exercise
their right to ''alter the government"
Besides wealth of literary and illus
trated matter, there are also, in this
number, the concluding chapters of two
brilliant novelettes, Madame Delphine, -
by George w. Cable (begun in May,) and
ga Fearful Responsibility" by w. ID.
Howells (begun in June.) The May,
June and July numbers, containing these
two complete novelettes, are offered for
$1.00.
On the 25th of June will be published
the July number of st. Nicholas, con-
tanning many brilliant features for .vaca-
tion-time, including chapters of two
capital serials for boys by Rossiter john
son and w. o. Stoddard; ''How to Stock
and Keep Fresh-Water Aquarium; a
full-page portrait of Dengremont, the
boy-violinist; "Stories of Art and Artists, ="
with some exquisite reproductions, etc.
Price of Scribner's Monthly, $4.0O a
year; 35 cents a number. st. Nicholas,
$500 a year; % cents number. Sold
everywhere.
The August Wide Awake. like the last
Christmas number will be brilliant with
groups of illustrated poems. Among the
contributors will be Helen Hunt, and
Celia Thaxter. II. HIS will be entitled
"The Baby Show" and is perhaps the
longest children's poem she has ever
published.
The August Wide Awake will give
among its short stories, two illustrated
adventures: ga Boys Race with General
Grant at Ephesus," by a naval officer,
and "a Night with Paul Boyton" in the
water, by Frank H. Taylor.
The July Wide Awake gives its patrons
anovelty in the shape of "Children's
Operetta, words and music complete,
occupying thirteen pages. The words
are by G. B. Bartlett, the music by Louis
G. Elson. 1t is entitled "Dragon-fy Day" p"
and is adapted for summer entertain
mantg
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-07

Here are some 'bang-up' lines that
will please the ladies: a,
Oh the bang the terrible bang!
Over the forehead they dangle and hang;
Or plastered with paste, molasses and grease
The curlycues stiok like dormats increase.
II cod made forehead temple of thought
The deyel made bangs to set it at naught.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-07

General Ben Buffers income is $780,
900 q year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17
DfKU.

CAILAE. On Nednet6hy, February 10th l5Si
at 80 q IN, Mira cARAH A. CALI.AN, widow OF
;he late John 4. Calian-
Funeral from her late residence. ga street
southwest, ats y. M, frioay, the 18th a slant.
Iriencs OF the family are invited.
CISsELL. On the morning Of Fsbruary l7sh,
ISL alter SD Liners ~ four months duration, u
tube rcoles,s, Mics O" ErFLIA Ann CRAKIL
Funeral Will le held at lt02 Sth street north west
Friday, February leth, al O'Clock p. u. Friends
are inv tied.
FISHER. in Brooklyn. on Tuesday. February
u, lesl, Of oiChtheriB, gHARLEs JosEPH, 500 OF
Iouls ID and hatlc l. Fisher, aged eight years.
GiLe months aud fifteen days.
MIL DLET0N. On Thursday, February iTths
l6SI. at the family residence, near so.o;ss'
Home ERAsMUs J. MIDDLETON Jr.
Notice II funeral hereafter
WEST. OF ph.umon'a, Of orden. Utah. on
nsiive Of Norfolk, Va. though for many years Q
res ident of WasLlrston, ID o., AGED thirty ara
. nenter If Lodge No. i, 543 u L D GfOdd fel-
lows.
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HuuOr~ from Mentor.

NfNATcR COMBINES yISIT-s,RN. GaHvIKI u 4
hTFNTI0HS-ROGfKr =. LINCOLN rpR ~Es-KK-
TARE or rHR INTERIOR.
senator COnkling arrived al Mentor yester 10
cay afternoon. ana went directly to GENERAL
t'affle!ds house The greetings were friendly
Gu ooth sides. Alter iunchron. General car
Ted TOOK senator CoIkli1g into a room where
according 20 special 10 the New FORK H.rGd
The tHo "rTr clOSeted alone for several hours
senator tchkling TOOK The midnight Train FOR
Tie East again
\ t'Dcnnau dispatch says: Advices rro N
Mentor say That General CARRIED has been
visited 10y a Orlul;tec Of tie 18th district 20
"hcn r. las consented 10 have public re-
'ei'il0H ui The constituents OF his old ~, rict
SPt lal iT&iHS VII To- ran 10 carry The people
lie Hia deliver "a farewell speech Grut.rai
Garfield has aNcd Monday. February s>jh fDr
h!s GtLditurc 10 y asBII Gt0n. Hon. J. Hyatt
Snltf, G! M ! CHI WAS among ;he Visitors at
Mel ia = 81 sTaIA.
GoY,lhn Cu,iGm. WIZ has idsi returned %
'ElCaGO iTSm MeutCT. say hc believes g 20 %
a reu I'd IA I thar The S.UTe,ary shlp ~ the
n terror = Ia De uYtrrt 20 MIR Robert ~ IN
coin. The son OF eX-PIesident Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17

( oMrUI ~CKY FEMAIE SUFFRAGK.-By 4 bill
which has been Introduced in the Wisconsin
legislature voting on the part OF women Is
1Dade compulsory. An woman who fails or
negecis TO vote and cannot produce doctors
certificate 10 prove that by reason OF age, in
urUfy or sickness. she WAS unable 10 % 10 the
polls, Is 10 be subject 10 tiue OF Slt0 or npris-
ohnent Tor three months: and any man guilty
OF lutlmiGaTng. oDIrolling or wlltuliy obstrBci-
Ing a1y woman In voting, or OF Insulting any
woman IN going 20 or rrTurring from the polls
Is 10 De Tned noi less than = pt'o or Imprisoned
not more han two years, or both. IL inis biz
passes The women are 10 have voice "a Is
ratification or IT lection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17
iSG, TIE GREAT

i = PESSSTLYANIA kOUTE L Scl
10 Z NOhl s., WEST AND SOUTH WEST
I'"ubie Track, Steel Raiis.
4 s sFfF9T nsGN, ,RT rs, ESU1P2zs1
TRAINS lE it xE sAfSth9 IRON rom Dspo,
er-crE CT sixth aHt E streets. IS foI!1Ts:
80 s ana 5f o e.t .. "a On dsy' y, Sia
- ally With S-e1Piu. Oars from harrisburg
IL H., IL, - Lou $40 9nica1o sS<' N
"At- MORE AND POTOMAC RAiIRoAD
PfrST Gar t. ' Istsin: and Hf tns Sosth :,
sc = u daily. except sunday 3 80 p. IL. daily.
60 s4tgr5ay. Nth P.lsoe nars to Csa,ndat
FOR -sLsport, Loeb Haven snd slnirs. 3, ~ 81
For ", 2 2eTE . atfs he E Eas 10
- ana l, IT. p n: OF sunday 80 snd - 100
For Bro axe. y Y al through trains connect s;
foG ~ direct transfer 70 Futon street c-s .Toid
70 .ioa BE ferr!a--c across New York city
s@s Ia LEO a.. s 1g;o a 5s 2s
snd 1900 Pm Limited Express, SO an
For fa.:i more 6 ~ Goo. $50, 1880 an and
z III. Z: 10 ~, 40 g 80 ana 10 90 p. L.. Op
SE,day. : ~. 10 80 4. ~, 2 80, $40. jO and
To- Il .sHs Creek LAoe. s.4O..m .nd 4,40 m
FOR h1nsPots, 40 IN And l.40 p m. daily .1-
Alex SDRI2 AND rEkpEEIoxsBuRs RAIL
TON RAILROAD
= oS 2G 10 snd III ii % ana mn II g On sn m,
dsg att 90. s9n. IL oo and II 40 = m and %
D.
For Kfc1uond xnd The South, % and IL go :. N
dR.'y, and 10 7. daily, except Sunday
Tran ave AeIAudrts FOR Washington, 6 90 g. Os
kfC 1000 s N 90. 90, 90, 200 and 10
and II % midnight On Sunday n Cd
sd - % 3 n. 90 and = 90 p m
itcsets. information, sleeping and parlor car 10
cen roatons can be procu red =; the Offices. north
-k~t corner Of 18Th street and Pennsylyana Avenue
Add 81 lie depOt, where orders can be left for the
eheekns OF oSssAse 70 destination from aotsls aud
r-s.lspC-s-
Ii FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FhESE THOMSON, General MANAGER uoy39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17

At SKA ON RAFT-The bark Hazard OF
Sgltn,. Captain Roberts from Sierra Leone
with hides Tor Boston, Via. Delawarc break
water. struck on tle south ShOal. near Nan
Iuckei. Mass, Tuesday night. The captain
mate ana two Seamcn arrived AT Nantucket IN
ibe Snall beat safely. and reported that The
second mate. With SIX seamen, were left on a
rat. steamer Was sent 10 rescue The men
IGt 10 race OF them could D. found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17
KsDUEGEN

Il IDNE9Eu. H,DuEGEN
KIpNEeRE. 1IDEzGEs
KIDNEGEN. TRADE Marx secured
KIDSEaBE- THE aREAl
KIDNEeEN KIDNEY RBsULAroK
KIDNEaEN. AND DIURETIu
KIDNxakN. KIDSEGEN Is alshiy recon
KIDNEGEs. mendsd and unsurpassed for WEAK
KIDNEaEN- or FOUL KIDNEYS. DRopsY
KIDNEaEN. BRIaHrs DIsEAsx. LOSS on
KIBNEGEN. ENERGY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
KIDNKsEN. Or sny INSTRUCTIONS .rtxtns
kIDNEGEN. from KIDNEY or BLADDER DIS.
KIDNE6EN EASES Also FOR BLOOD and KID
HIDNEaEN- NEY POISONING. III affected rs.
KIDNEGES arai sectiona.
Unlike any other preparation for
KlDSEGEH. Kidney difficulties. 1t has yely
pleasant and agreeabis taste and
hlDhEaER- favor. 1t contains POSITIVE
DiURETIO properties and will
hiDNEoEN. NOT NAUsEATn. LADIES
ESPECIALLY viii Ike II. and
kIDNEaEN GENTLEMEN will find KIDNE-
GEN tbs best Kidney Tonic eve,
kIDNR3RN used
klDSEGEN. NOTICE.-Eaeh bottle bears IN,
signature OF LAWRENCE h MAR
kIDNEGEN. TIN, also PROPRIETARY GOV
EMINENT STAMP, Which permit
k1DNE6ES. KIDNEGEE to be sold (withoui
license) by Druggists. Grocers and
hlDNEGEN- other persons everywhere.
RIDNRGEN IN QUART SIZE BOTTLES FOB
GENERAL AND FAMILY Uss.
klDNEGEN. PRICE 81 PER 3OTTLk.
kIDNEGEN. LAWRENCE s. MARTIH,
PROPRIETORS, CHICAGO Ill
K1DEKGES. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GROOERs
AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE
J. c. ERGOOD a. CO.,
Wholesale Agents In wsshIu1on
A. VOGELER co, Baltimore noi1-eo
nPENA GLASSES.
Have Just received 3 large ss-ortnen: D.
OpIRA CLASSES,
IhPURTER'S PRICES.
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GALE OF FISH weARVEs AND sTALLS IN
" IaE CITY OF WASHINGTON AND
kSGINKER DEPARTMENT,

hSGINKER DEPARTMENT,
fSThICT or COIUMBIA.
hASHISGTOS. Feb. 10th, 1891.
NttFe rs ferebr HlYen that MONDAY. FER-
RUAhY zS1H. 1881, the Fish Wharyes aud Fish
ga IN be cities Of WASH ton and tieOrxe ,~u,
u O.. Vii be sod at public auction. for the term
of Oh year from March l, 1891, A. follows:
at 2oCLoCh NJ. and upon the premises, 81 <
90 tlsh stalls III the Georgetown Market House -
the hIpbe-t bidder.
TENS Gosh in advance.
Also. AT TIE SAME TIME and upoD the premises
the Georgesown Fish Wharf at the fooi of Potion &C
ST. est, to the big ht ST bidder.
TIE IGs Cssh in advance. The purchaser tokeep
the NEaff in repair during his tenn OF lease.
kLEo Al O'clock Y. M. 90 the same day. "a Il
street between eth and 9Th streets northwest in
from Of The fish stalls of the (CeDter) Washiugt u
Market, az of the rights and privileges Rrs tnd or
allowed by the laws Of the corporation of Washing
ton to establish wharves or docks for landing
c'esIinE and sale o. fsh: and wharf or ii pck
shall lie deemed eligible unless situ4tcl at some
TolHt on the north side OF the Pot rmec rIvar 70
tween 9TH street east and l4th street west to the
highest bidder.
Terms SlO0 to be paid on the day of SALE and
Tie res ue to DC paid within five days from the
day Of sale.
By order OF tie Board of Commissioners Of D. c.
W. J. TWININC.
Major of Engineers, u. r. A,
ETsiuetr Com lssioner of ID. O.
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctoneer. febI7- lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17

ANoTEER SIT AGAINST THR CoSsolIDArIoN.-
The Direct Gable company yesterday ia New
York MED a bill or complaint IN the y cir
cuit court against the Atlantic and Pacific, the
Western mon and he American Union tele-
graph companies. ana the Union Trust com
pauy, praying tor a perpetual Injunction
against The defendants 10 restrain them from
Any ac's 10 carry into effect the agreement OF
consolidation entered into by tue defendant
Tie ielt graph companies on the 9th OF Janu-
airy, ISL. IL as sought 10 restrain Che Union
any shares OF telegraph stock ia pursuance 0f
This agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17
THOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE 3. STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. No. 14IO, IN
TIE Row ON SMITH STREET NORTH
WEST, ODRuORiN MARKET SQUARE.
by virtue OF a deed of trust, dated the 5th -
day OF December, 4. D 1876, and recorded f15
amons the land records of the District of sA.R
UOlun bia. In iiber No. $40, folio l23 the sub-
scFibers Will SELL TO the highest bidder, IL front
OF the pre- misses, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON WEDSES-
DAY, TIE 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1881
Lot marked or Iertered +, in ". w. C0rcoran's
subdivision OF sub lots mum bered (oneD, and from
81 10 81, thirty seven to fftyl, both inclusive in
square ltlm bered 4i6, -four hundred and forty
SIX, situated in the city Of WasIlinston District
tolumbla; fronting eighteen feet aud MAE inches
on 9th street northwest improy ed by brick dwell
ing house, the lot being l20 feet deep together with
al and singular the improvements ct ce.era as IN
sa,d deed mentioned. -
Terms of sale: One-thrd o. the purchase money
in cash, OF which one hundred dollars muSt be
PAID 1T the time OF saie, aud the residue in equal
amounts III one and two years from the day Of
sale, with interest al six per cent. per amman pay
able half yearly: the deferred Payments 10 ba se-
cured by deed Of trust the satisfaction of the
trustees, Oh the property sold. S casli, at the
purchasers option. All COuveyanciu2 and record
NIX II the purchasers cost; and If the terras are
not complied with within five days from the day OF
sale, the Trustees reserve the rifht to resall the
property on i've days notice by OF more iuser
ions III the evening Ster." at the risk and cost
OF the purchaser in default.
ANTHONY HYDE,
CHARLES Nj. MATTHEW'S 1Fus'ees'
febl0-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17

Tie Rev. Mt. Mclean appeared as A mis-
siCuaTy among the SHudes N RED Wing Mimi,
ACCOMPANIED oy "A woman whom he intro
duc6d as his wife he pair did effective re-
vlyal work Ior several wet6s. Then the Rev
MI EolQuerfSt arrived. with proof that the
Hcnan was Mrs. Ho.queTcst, who had elopei
with The Rev Mr. McIaaiu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17
RAILROADS.
Sal TiMORE AND OHIO Rail ROaj

Sal TiM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
lie MoDELFAsT LINE, AND The ONLY LINE
TiEE - ST AND TEE VEST. VIA WASHING TON
DOUBT g TRACK JAHNEY COUPLER! STEEL
7'HLitLE TO TAhE EJECT WEDNESDAY,.
{. Leave WASHINGTON
y 81 Chicasro, Cincinnati aud St Louis Fast R1
5 90 fillmore. EGcott City and ~sy statons
81 Baltimore, Annapolis. .nd wsy. Piedmont,
s'-@sGuEz, winchester. Hsserstown and vsy.
Pa.Et Of Rocks and way stations
40 >Lsnnt)n ana Valley Express tConDec1
- haLsrStcsn Aad =; Point of Rocks for
sa- Nss York. Philadelphia sad Boston Express
f'-O9-On sunday only Tor Baltimore Annapolis
Il. % baltimore Express (s,op- $. fayetteville,
tun, Jessnp's and Hanover
fl0 tl-i1ttsnuT1h. chicago, Cincinnati And
Louis EGpEess
- Ii. Baltimore. ElHcots City. Annapolis snc Wa,
II rs o.. sunday only FOR Baltimore and way.
y. 5-Esidn.ore E,prsss
81 zi.-nore and Way Stations (wlnchestsr
F-ed1Elck. HaxerstoTn and Hsy, VIA
8 aAt:nore. Hysitsgtus and Laurel III
!fsfs tr:sdrriek. Wis Relay. stops st Anna
a 40 .o!ut Of socks, Frederick. Hagerstown,
:. leicester and Way sistolls. (on Sunday
q - IS. more, Annapolis and Way Stations
e kJ- '.u sd6l yli3 Aad Baltimore Express MAR
e 81 EsUrsI.D
z Is .siB: OF .Rocks and Way stations
- as IA more scd Wsy stations
I-0tl- baltimore sId Laurel Express.
- 20 ilScshJIrg, C,Hcisnah and ST Louis Express
= sS- : t-n0re, nv 3rt1v1ne and tame gEpTess
flU -ct-Neg York. Philadelphia and Boston II
;ress Sleeping Car 70 New YORK, and spec
Is S.eeTing CIR % Philadelphia.
fDaiy +Sund2y only. Other trains daily e.
CO. Sunday
AL trains stop :: Relay Station.
Fer -rrLher infOrDation apply ~ the Baltimore
ali U-rO ticket Offices. Hashins-0n Station. AID
SO S2G 1851 Pennsylvania svenla. corner lStb
street. here orders vii be taken Tor baggage to Be
sheet 80 snd received NJ any point IN the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17
NV YOEsB-BOTrEKDaIM.

Tas first class steamers OF this Line,
An TFI.ukM," 'ROTTERD
''staIEDAa." Nv. A. sCH0LTES,"
p. CALAED." and ''HA8S. :"
Carr3,, he Q =. Mails % tEe Netherlands, leave
u4ri ecEs storas. brooklyn. regularly GU WE'D
ESz}AI-
ist C.5ia, $50 $50. I'd Cabin, SIS $50 Steer
sEe, sl5 II. CAZACX, General AGENT ~ South
SlIHSC st. New York For PASSAGE apply to W
q. METZEEOTT s co. 925 Pennsylvania ave ,
- ssI --tCn; or +. II. JOHNSON, AGENT, National
-zfe De cost Building corner New York ave. and
i5th g. northwest ja1I7