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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-04

Richard Price, Veterinary Surgeon,
Begs to notify his patrons that he has returned
from Montreal, and will be found at 81 West
Fifth street, st. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-04
ONLY EIaHTEEN Mills.

Excellent Financial Standing of st. Paul
and Ramsey County, as Shown by the
Tax Levy.
meeting of the committees OH taxes Of the city
council and the board Of county commissioners was
held at the council chamber yesterday afternoon. In
addition to the committees named were delegation
from the chamber of commerce, the city aetorney,
the city comptroller, the county auditor and the
commissioners OF the sinking fund. Mayor Rice
presided.
long and desultory conversation took place as
to the rate at which the city and county should be
assessed, resulting in q decision as follows:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-04
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

UHtteU Otute8 CfTcUU COWTI-
before Judge Nelson.]
Northern Pacific Railroad Company vs James B.
Power ct al, -four SUITS; demurrer to bill over
ruled.
George T. Flint vs. O. N. Roberts ct al; excep-
tons to masters report overruled and report con-
frmed. -
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DISTRICT CODRT.

Petit Jurors Called-Pieas of Prisoners.
On the opening of the District Court, yesterday
morning, the sheriff returned the following venire
facias for petit jurors, as having been duly sum-
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POLITICAL POTHBR.
MOYEMENTS OF PRESIDENT ARTHUR
IN NEW YORK.

Me Too Platt and Other Sta1warts Playing
the BashfuI Maiden---The Clans Gather
ing for the New York State Convention
Conkling Accepts His Defeat and Retires
Personally from the eFieht---Connecticut
Town Elections.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-04

facas for petit jurors, as having been duly sum-
moned:
Z. Wedelstadt, T. H. MenB,
d. Il. Noyes, Jr., Martin Pfaf,
j L. Borthel, Stephen Rochette,
p. A. Berssma, VIM. Leyde.
W. II. Allen, F. B Pass,
J. NJ. Morgan, Wn. Berlandi,
A. Munich, David Bebean,
III. Levy. Thomas Dawse,
G. u. woodward, W. E Chamberlain,
J Enge, u. Borer,
NJ. c. Ten Eyke, Thomas Mccormick,
A. Gatzian VIM. Knight,
a. P. Cronquist g. Bergman,
J. W. Doran, ii. Halghorst,
Thomas Bernesfsrd, Fred WoodbourDe.
special veniro was issued for fifteen jurors re-
turnable at 10 O'Clock M. to-day.
Several prisoners indicted by the present grand
jury were brought In to plead The cases were as
follows:
H " Nelson; assault with intent to commit
rape Plea of not guilty entered.
Aleck Rost; assault armed with weapon. Same
as above
The boy Rost was released yesterday afternoon on
bail Of $500.
The court then took up the trial of civil cases.
The case of Hazen J. Burton Mcintyre 4 Wood
ward, being an action for goods sold, proceeded to
trial. Without leaving their seats verdict re-
turned in favor of plaintiff for Sl2, 743. 81.
In the case of George Chandler. receiver, vs. 7. d.
Hager, the jury found for plaintiff in the sum of
81, ,754.
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The total valuation in the city was returned as
$50, ,3 S53, and in the county, outside of the city
limits, $2,643.656.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16


Sixty and nine years hsve come. and rolled away.
since , tne great Georgia commoner first saw The
With body fran and slender. he Ia. made himsalf
Which VII shine forever bright on the Nations roll
OF fame. ~"
Forty kong winters OF public life he has given,
And for his Country's rood he has always notify
sriven
With Clay. Calhoun, ana Webster, and others Of
the great,
He has met IN friendly counsel and on the a nor Of
high debate.
His wisdom. elocuence and patriotic zeal
Have all been freely consecrated 10 the public
veal.
His pr,ste life and character are stainless and a.
bri yilt
As Hernon's dews, in sacred song. on ancient
mountain height.
To educate young men of worth. in scieace and in
ant,
Has always been an object dear to his exransiy.
heart.
The WIDOWS wall ard orphans CRY have caught his
And Won from him ten thousand gifts, and many
plying tear,
The southern black in has hut has heard his
deeds OF love.
Aud on his knees has sought for him a blessing
from above;
While school boys al their desks. and id men tot
tering - their fan,
Ia prose and song tAls strain proons the Sa-,o Of
Liberty Hall"
Millions Of fieads throughout The LAID their hearts
and voices raise
To gracious Reayen in mercy kind 70 lcngthen out
And that at last when Nature fails. and lfes great
He may sink to rest sereney as the calmly Getting
Washington. d. G., February 18th, 1891.
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DIED.

BAILEY. On February 18th, 1881, at 30 q.
m, CATHERINE BAILEY, aged forty eight years
Funeral Will take place from her lste residence.
corner 18th and Irving streets, county, at z 50 q.
N Thursday, 18th inst. Friends OF the fantly
are invited to attend.
bLANCbAbD. On Wednesday n 19-I,I r 80
ruary 10th. 1881, very suddenly, at 80 O'Clock, Mr.
G.. II. BLANCHARD, OF Minnesota AZ his resl1elsce,
l04 Massachusetts avenue northwest OF hesrt as
ease, from which he had been suffering some
years, AGED sixty years, having been born IN boS-
ton september 10Th. 1920.
Funeral Will take place on trloay, February
lSth from the house, at 80 O'CLOCK p. IN
BRADLEY On Wednesday morning, February
10th, 1851, HKSBY II. BRADLEY, IL the fortleth
year of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FARRFI, On Tuesday, February 18th, 1851,
BRIlGET FARREL, aged thirty years.
The funeral wi taEe place from her mothers res
ruary 18th, st O'Clock p. 10. Friends of the fam
iy are respectfully invited to attend.
GRIFFITH. On Wednesday,, February 10th,
1881, st 3. 10 q. NJ JAMES e. GRIFFITH, age1
twenty six years and tea months.
Funeral from his late residence. 1908 New Jersey
avenue northwest, at a. m February 18th, 1881.
FrieDds OF the family invited to attend.
HANNAH. On Tuesday, February 18th, 1881.
HANNoBA HANNAH. wife of John Hannah. native
Ireland.
Funeral will take place from her late residence
925 New Hampshire avenue northwest on fepsu-
AIRY 18th. at 3p. m.
JOHNSON. On Tuesday, February 18th. 1851,
LAURA NIRe MIA, beloved wife OF j. W, hamiIt9n
johnson. and daughter j. LAWSON MOTIFS OF ffea-
Funeral on Thursday. February l7.h. at 80 p:
M, from her late residence, No. ifoo Sth street
northwest.
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ELECTIONS IN OTHER CITIES

PRIZE Fights IN PRoSPBCT.-A telegram IRON
New York, February Is. says: Arrangements
are in progress for prize hight between Jack
sullivan, OF Boston, and Paddy Ryan. The
fight is TO come OF within three months from
the signing or articles, at ''catch weights"
according 10 the rules OF the London prize ring,
for s., 500 ASIDE and the heavyweight champion
ship OF America, the battle 10 be fought In
Canada.
A purse OF 81 Goo has been subscribed by a
number OF sporting men for a light with hard
gloves between George Rookie, the middle
weight champion OF America. and Steve Taylor,
the heavyweight champion or New Jersey.
The fight is TO take place In this city within
three weeks
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, District agt. Johnson; argued Ia
part.
EQUITY CoURT-Jltdpe Cor.
Yesterday, Stoddaru agt. Stoddart; submitted.
Arunael agt Inlay; trustee ordered 10 pay pro-
ceeds OF sale. Metts agt. Lacy; writ or assis-
lance ordered 10 issue. Shea agt. shea, sale
ratified nisf. Collins agt. Collins; w. X. Wood
ward appointed trustee for John Collins Ad-
JourDed It'll Thursday.
CIRCUIT COURT-JtIdge Macarthur.
Yesterday, johnson agt. Potomac Ferry Co;
verdict for defendant McGil agt. Dixon; yer
Cict for defendant.
POLICE COURT-yltGJe Shell.
Yesterday, Frank Burch was charged with
destroying private property. Mrs. Faith testl-
ned that Burch came into her restaurant, on
street, near the National Tbeater, and was put
out for being disorderly: when he threw large
stone through the show window. He was COM
mitted 10 the workhouSe for Go days, I'm default
OF line OF $50. VIM. Anderson. loud ana
bolsterous; $ or - days. Henry Berkeley, lar
ceny or some chickens: 3 months In TAIL Isaac
Smith, larceny or some cog-wheeIs from Isaac
ii. Fore; S20 or Go days in jail. VIM. Clarke.
assault on VIM. Anderson; - or IL days VII
lie Fry. assault on Oliver Miller; g. and costs
John Ryan, assault on John McMann, by
Knocking him down and beating him; $40 or 80
DAYS. Frank Murry, larceny; six months In
jail.
&c. Scrfber whose name appeared I'm the re-
port In yesterday 5 STAR, Is not =. Scriber, the
feed merchant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

A LONDON ELoPEMENT WITH A NEW YoBK
SEQUEI.-On the arrival OF the steamship
Abyssinia from Liverpool on Friday a we'll
dressed young couple stepped ashore and got
into cab. man on the pier pressed forward
ana also got into the Gao. The driver ap-
peared 10 have tacit understanding with the
latter for instead or taking the young couple
where They supposed they were going. he went
TO Castle Garden. There the man who had
followed the couple got out, showed the couple
Shield. said he was Detective Grogan. and
told John care that he had a cable dispatch
ordering his arrest and return TO England.
The young woman. a pretty, rosy Checked
blonde, fell Ia swoon and was taken 20 the
Castle Garden Hospital. The Castle Garden
commissioners were informed that Care had a
wife and three children living In London, aud
that he had represented to the young girl that
he was single. and induced her to elOpe, prom
ising TO marry her On their arrival In America.
The girl is said to belong to a well-to-do and
respectable family 10 London. She was sent
home To the City OF Berlin on Sunday. There
was no charge on which Care could be held,
and he was let go.-N. Y. Sun. 18Th.
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The following correspondence explains Itself:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Fec. Is, lSSi.
M. II. J. RunlscleJl, Chairman or Tie Press COM
fjtttee on the Inauguration:
DEAR SIR:-Learning that the committee OF
which you are chairman need a place OF meet
Ing ano conference during the preparations to
De made for the Inaugural ton ceremonies, 1
beg TO place at your disposal room No. lS, the
only available one now vacant In the Corcoraa
Building, for the use or the committee. Very
respectfully, w. W. CoRCORAs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l6, 1881.
W. W. C0l'COrdpi, ESQ.,:
DEAR SIR:-four note or yesterday. rendering
10 the press committee OF the Inauguration a
room for their use In the Corcoran Building has
been received, and viii be referred TO the COM
mlttee at their first meeting. In the meantime,
for the committee and for myself, beg you %
accept the sincereSt thanks for your kindness
and consideration Very respectfully. &C..
III. j. RAhSDELI.
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HHOMAs BOWLING, Aucnonser.

TRTSIEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE STORY
THE ROW ON SIXTH STREET NORTH
VEST, OORoORAN MARKET SQUARE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 9Th -
day of December, A. d 1876, and recorded tnJ
among the land records of the District Of 10.
Ooluru bia, in Liber No. S40 folio 1873 the sub
scribers will sell, TO the highest bidder in front
of the premises, AT O'CLOCK P. M. ON WEDNES-
DAY, THE 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1881,
Lot marked or lettered F, in w. w. Corcoran's
subdivision Of sub lots nun bered fone), and from
81 to 81, (th,rty to hfty) both inclusive, in
square numbered 446, -four hundred and forty
SIX, situated in the city OF Washington, District
Columbia; fronting eighteen feet and niue inches
on 9th street northwest; improved by brick dwell
ing house the lot being 12O feet Deep tosether wit
all and singular the improvements, ct cetera, as in
said deed mentioned.
Terms Of sale One-third Of the purchase money
in cash, OF which one hundred dollars must be
paid at the time OF sale, and the residue in equal
amounts i'll one and two years from the day of
sale with interest at six per cent. per annum pay
able half yearly; the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by deed of trust to the satisfaction OF the
Trustees, on the property sold. all cash, at the
purchasers option. All convey ancng and record
ing al the purchasers cost; and If the ter.ns are
not complied with within five days from the day of
sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property Oh five days notice OY two more user
lions IN the Evening STAR" at the risk and cost
OF the purchaser in default.
ANTHONY HYDE, r,.tor
CHARLES n. MATTHEWS,{ A'"SteeS'
fpvlll-I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

AN INSURANCE COMPANY GOES JP.-A tele-
gram from New York, February 10, says:-The
trustees OF the Pacific Mutual Insurance COM
pany have peutioned the supreme court for an
order dissolvtng the company, which was Or
gained in 1854. The property OF the company,
The trustees aver, Is insufficient to afford rea-
beneficial to the stockholders to have the com.
pany dissolved. 1t has Ia bank S55, 170.eS; in
United States 4-per-cent registered bonds
s2l5 600, In premium notes, $26. SIS; In unpaid
premiums, s24, OS5.22; thirty-one shares OF
American Exchange National Bank stock,
valued at s. SIS. and thirty five shares OF Coast
wrecktng COmpany's stock, value not stated.
all interested to show cause, on May 20 why
the petition should not be granted, and In the
meantime appointing temporary receiver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

TEE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD FIGHT
The argument In the Junction railroad case was
suspended by Judge MckenDan In the United
States circuit court In Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon, the court interrupt1ng Wayne NC
Veagh. Pennsylvania railroad counsel, and stat
ing that In consequence OF the VoluminouS teS-
IimoDy taken he would refer the entire case TO
an examiner and three railroad experts, to re-
port to the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

MARRIED IN FEAR OF A RAZoR.-Samuel q.
Courtney, as feTeree, has just filed his report in
singular suit for the annulment OF a marriage,
and Justice DonChUe, in supreme court Oh am
bers, yesterday, signed the decree annulling IL.
The suit is brought by Jessie Hunt RlSbey, a
music teacher, and the daughter Of a Sd avenue
hardware store proprietor. The defendant is
David d. Rlsbey, young man living IN Har-
lem. He threatened 10 cut the young woman'S
throat with razor one day in 1873 when he
was recovering from a debauch. The story
was published In full at the time in the news
papers. Mr.. Courtney finds that the plaintiff
was compelled into the marriage by fOrce.-N.
T. Tribune
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RAILROADS.

BAL TlK0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1HE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNFY COUPLER! STEEL
sCHEDUIk TO TAKE AkLFErr WEDNESDAY,.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
II.5O-1hic.so, Cincinnati and St Louis Fast EI-
e.OcfH. ,,mnre, ELLIOTT CIT sud way stations
:6-4- Ea.unlvre Express
6.S0-EaltiiuOre, Annapolis. snd uay. piedmont
StrzsbHrk, Winchester. h-Zerstown and way.
s.fS-staLnton and Valley Express. lOonneca
for HaserstowD Kld at Point Of Rocks for
V.U-Neu Yo7k PhiIsdelpl.ls ia Boston Express
fs.W-On sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis
1Q.Uo.. Baliln,ors Express: ,stops st Hystssy.n-.
Co'iexr, Beltsyils, Larrel. Annapolis June
f10- 40-Pitt. bursh, Chicago. Cincinnati and
Louir EIpress-
-. I0-B.ltnore, Eincott CITY. Annapolis aud Way
Ststions
u $50 sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
f2Ss-NeS Yo-S. Philsdelprls and Boston Express
FredeElcs. Hiserstosn aud Way. via
s.so-Bs uiuors, Hy,nsvils- ard Laure. Ell
press Frederick. via Relay. stops At Anna
Winchester and Way -tts1,ons. con SUNDAY
to PotDi OF Rocks aud v,as stations opIy.l
i546-fhls Del phia and Baltimore Express (Mar-
tJEt.''r< and Way. via Relay. stops st Hystts-
vile . Laurel
6.06-Pui--i Of Eocks and Wsy s1ztonr
70 4b-Is sfr-0rs and Wsy StstioEs
Z. S1Bs,rtrOre aud Laurel III press-
80 56-PIttzEur<, CinciRnstf and ~. Louis ExpreSS
.Bs:tnl1re. HysttsE1ne aud LAUREL Express.
51Q.0J-Nev York, Philadelphia and Boston EK-
pres Sleeping Osr 70 New York, and spec
ial seepinz Car 10 Phis ie,phis-
fDsiJ. tsunday only. Other trains daily. ex-
ceIt SJDday-
AL trains sIOp at Relay staten
Eny fr1r-n Inf atin - n
and Ohio tcket offices, 8suIa<t0l Station, asd
Sl9 and 1851 Pennsylvania averue, corner 14th
etreet whore orders VIII be taken for baggage to be
checked and received st any Point IA the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

A PASTOR CHARGED WITH ARSON.-The sexton
OF the Michigan avenue Baptist church, Chi
cago, who is under arrest On charge OF having
fired the church. which was burned down last
Saturday night, has charged the pastor-Rev.
Kerr u. Tupper-with having ser fire TO the
building. The Rev. Upper has been unable TO
explain certain suspicious circumstances, but
Is generally believed 10 be Innocent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.. Auctioneers.
CEANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF EIGHTEENTH AND l STREETS
NORTHWEST IN WASHINGTON CITY
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court I,.a
of.the District of Columbia, passed in Equity SsH
cause No g. 997, beta Ellen Frazier, plain sXlH
tiff and the heirs of John Frazier ct al :, defend
ants we, the unders gned trustees, will on MON
DAY, TIE 28TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1881. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Sc i at pubic auction. in front
Of the premises all that piece or parcel of ground
lying and being in the City of Wa hington, in the
District OF Columbus, known as part of lots l.
bered 10 and H. in square 1877, beginning for said
PARTS OF lots the northwest corner of said Square
and running thence south along 18th strset west
50 feet; thence east % feet thence north so feet:
thence west to the point of beginning; improved
by large Brick Dwelling house AID back build
lLg. The location is excellent.
Terms: One third of purchase money in cash.
the balance in six and twelve months from day of
sale with interest from day of sale, and payment
to be secured by approved promissory notes Of
purchaser or purchasers. AGeposit of 800 will be
required when property is knocked down, and no
deed is to be given until all the purchase money
and interest shall be paid. Cost of conveyancinx
to be at purchasers expense, and terms TO be
Piled within 6aS otherwise the Trustees re-
the rxht to resell at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser.
WILLIAM J. MILLER
Office 4S6 Louisiana ave -r,,,.,o-
BENZ. l. DARNEILIE, A4"9'ee''
febl4 Office 400 Louisiana ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

NEARLY THOUSAND SURRENDERED SIOUX
According to advtceS received yesterday at
headquarters department Of Dakota, Maj. Ilges'
column has arrived opposite BdfoFd but cannot
cross the river on account OF the Hoods Nine
hundred and eighteen hOstileS have surrendered
thus far by actual count,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

BRIGHAM YoUNG'S Son ARREST ed FOR BIGA-
MY.-John W. Young, son OF the late Brigham
Young, has been arrested In Denver, on In
StructionS from the United States marshal OF
Salt Lake City, where had been indicted for
bigamy. Ii Is supposed at the instance of his
first wife, Philadelphia lady, formerly Mss
Lucia Cobb, who was in beaver awaiting hts
arrival lie gave bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16
JOHN SHERMAN K 90,
- st. Cloud Building,
Real Estate Agents and Aucts.

Real Estate Agents and Aucts.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAL ESTATE, LOCALED ON TENTH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN E AND F
sHREkTS NORTH, IN THE OITY OF
,A,s6IHdIoN, AND DISTRICT OF CO.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court SuA
Of the istrCt of Ooluu bIa. passed ia Equity fnF
cause NO. 4, $50, wherein Henry Kaiser Nn1-
ct al. are complainants and George W. Stick
Dey ct al. are defendants, and by virtue
OF the mandate of the Supreme Court of le United
States affirming said decree, the undersigned as
Trustee, viii offer for SALE SATURDAY, THE
NINETEENTH G9THl DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1881, at
FOUR "a OCLOCKP- M, at public auction, in front
of the premises, all those certain pieces or parcels
ton and District of Columbia aud known and de-
scrlhed % Lot numbered thirteen 13) and the
north liza CT Lot mum bered fourteen (l4, in Square
EUmbc cd three hundred aud forty seven GID,
thereto belonging or IN any wise appertaiaing, SAID
improvements consisting of three large Pressed
bTlck Dwelling Houses numbered respectively 5lS,
$40 ard % Tenth street northwest in said city and
D district The SAID dwelling houses vi h the ground
thereto appertainiIg, Will be put up and sold sepa-
rstely.
Terms OF sale are as follows: One-f ourth % of
the purchase money shall be paid in cash, within
five days from day of SALE and the balance in two
equal instalments, in twelve 12) and twenty four
(24) months from the day Of sale, each deferred
payment to draw interest from tn day OF SALE at
the rate OF eight tS) per centum per annum,
or the purchaser or purchasers may pay
cash on the day of sale, or on the ratification
thereof by the Court deposit of 800 in cash
shall he required on each parcel when the same
shall have been sold, and the Trustee the
right to resell the property any parcel thereof
non compliance with the terms of sale, at the
ENOOH TOTTEN, Trustee
W. M. SMITH, Salesman. feb7-eod&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

SCHARFER BEATS SEXTON AT BILLIARDS-Sex
ton and Schaefer, last night, played game OF
and gate money; referee, Dudley Cavanaugh.
When the game stood Sexton 500 and Schaefer
800 several s'round-the-tabler shots were made
oy both contestants, both missing until Schae-
fer. by magnificent four-cuShiOn Shot scored
his point and won the game. Time OF game, 2
hours and 80 minutes; number OF innings. 1912:
winners average, 1851; losers average, 5 r. ST.
Best runS-Schafer, 20, g. 20; Sexton, 81, Is, Is
The game was a s.One-cuShinnn game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

An UPSET BID FOR THE A. NJ. q O.-Rumors
are aiIoaL in Richmond that the Richmond and
Danyille railroad syndicate, which was the
chief bidder against Mr.. Clarke for the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad, will make an up
set bid and deposit the usual security for the
same. IN that case the court, following the
usual practice. would order q resale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-16

BURNED TO DEATH. - Two children were
fatally burned at Dan1elSonvflIe. Conn.,, yeSter-
day, by pouring kerosene on fire. Another
child and her mother were also badly burned.
An old lady named Murton was burned TO death
at WINDSOR. Canada while Sleepinp by the ire