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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-05-12
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w. A. HUNT,
Editor and Proprietor.
Published Every Thursday
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If not paid within the year 25 per cent will
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Some colored policemen have been ap-
pointed in Auburn, N. Y, and the Chief
and one patrolman have resigned,
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A PLEASANT story of Mrs. Lydia Ma

A PLEASANT story of Mrs. Lydia Ma
ria Child and DR.. Holmes is told by the
Boston Courier Mrs. Child, it CHANGED,
never met DR.. Holmes until after the
close of the war; The Autocrat's atti-
tude toward slavery had seemed to her
rather luRewarm, and upon that account
she did not warmly admire his early
works. One morning at the Radical
Club the hostess introduced DR.. Holmes
to Mrs. Child, but the latter either did
not hear or did not notice the name.
Passing the pair few moments later,
Mrs. Sargent found them both laughing
heartily. Pleased at the establishment
of so jovial relation between the two
authors, she stopped and asked the cause
of their merriment Mrs. Child has
just been telling me-" the Doctor said
with great glee, "that she thinks Oliver
Wendell Holmes is improving in his
later writings, but that she can't admire
his early works" "Well," Mrs. Child
said, with mingled amusement and
pique, snow l know who who you are, l
certainly shall not take it back"
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Practice in the Supreme Court and Court of
Claims, and appear before ali the Departments.
Promptness and satisfaction given In all busi-
ness entrusted TO them. Correspondence So
icited. $40 7th st.. op. p. o. Department.
WARRINGTON DC sep26f
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TEACHERS ExAMInArIo N.

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l88o-8I.
Belmont County, Ohio.
4th Saturday of August, 81. ClairsviIle;
ID Sept. BelIaire;
lst October, Barnesville:
4th {" October, Martins Ferry:
ID Nov, Morristovn;
1st Dec, st. Clairsville;
LIST "a January, Rellaire;
LIST " February. Barnesvflle;
LIST I. March, Belmont;
lst April, bridgeport;
Sd April. Glencoe; -
ID May, Flushing;
LIST June, st ClairsYille;
4th june, Bellaire.
Also at close OF Institute Mt st. CiairsvIIIe.
Examinations begin at O. am.
Testimonials. Of character are required II
applicant is not known to the Board; and
evidences Of success in teaching are allowed
their proper weight.
r. ALExANDER.l
A. A. CLAg. SEX. Boar
]. N. YARNKLL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

COOKE, In tho city. F>brua-y ist. 1881. of
c'llsunI ton, CATHARIsH b. youngest dsusntsr
Of the la.e John ana Csrissie Coke. of hsgers-
ton n. Md.
DOYLE. On tre morninZof February q 1881.
after o lingering Ei.ess. hHEBT EMmETr DoYLk.
ia the tlIL' six " ar OF his aye.
The f0reisl viii take Ulace from his lats resi-
deLce, i0l6 street. northwest, on Friday morn
iDs, Ft brua 5 T. at 9 80 o'cioeK, and will proceed
10 81. falrick's church, where requiem IN .ss viii
he said. Friends are invited TO attend. TT
FRAOKER- In Za1esvlIle, Ohio, at six O'Clock
the morning Of Thursday, February s. 1881.
JC BN TILEsToN fEACKER IL tie sixty second year
Of bis are.
P.RKER. Wednesday. February "a. 1881.
- Lalf Past o'clock. WisHINGroN PARKER, In
the sixty FIRST year OF his age.
Friends ana relatives respectfully invited 70
atte nd his funeral. Friosy, February 4. at
O'Clock from the residences OF his sister, 1880 Four
teenth street, tetS cen y ana Q streets.
STONE. Wednesday, february I'd. 1881, al
80 p m, 1t hls residence, 1, 100 seventh street.
noftbw.st, OF oipbtheriB, DIR. JAMRs III. sToNks
a. fifty two years.
The funeral services viii be hel3 at !, 100 Sew
entL street On Friday q; y. III. Friends are In
yited.
wASHBURN. In New York. February. I'd.
1851. the Rev. Il. A WAsHBuHs, ID. d., rector OF
Cs.yary church.
NEbsTkR. February 8. 1881. in Georgetown.
ID. O., Mrs. e. X. MEBsTER, relict OF tue late
Nathan Webster, aged % yusrs aud 8 months.
The remains viii be taken to Augusta, Maine for
intern eDt
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MAKREAn-

AUGGSTERpER- On December
l4th, 1850, at ST. Paufs church. Baitim re-, MI,
10y hev. J, Is, hodges j A. AUGusrRgFsR aad
5. DONNIE GADDE6s both OF this city.
BLOOMER-BEALK. On Wednesday evening
February I'd, 1881, at Epiphspy church, Wash .ns-
ton, D. O., by Rt. Rev Bishop Plnkdey, Mr..
tIEo BLoOMER, of West Virginia, 10 Miss
VIOLET b. BsALE. Of Washington. ID C.
BoiLAND-DhUMhUND. On Wednesday,
February ID. 1881, AT the resi- dence uf tine btdos
Tarents, by the Rev. DR.. Fo rest, OF Trinity
snurch, Mr. IL. BOWIE HOLLAND aud MIS- ADA
RRCMMokD, daughter OF Eoa. Wllhs prummond.
No cards.
LAMBIE-BLAU. At the residence OF the brides
PARENTS, lo4 Fourteenth ste~et, nor Invest. Feb
airy 2d: 1854 at p IN, b. tho tey. Dr. Elliott.
Of the Ascension church, Dir q. l.. LsMBln to
Mlss AsIoIsRTrE II. BLAU. AL Of Washington, ID.
G. No Cares
sTfPBENsON-ABRLI.. On Thur lay, yanu-
airy 18th, 1881. 1t Trinity J. l.. church ct ons
o'clock y m. by Rey- Or. Forrest, Dr. Jos. u.
SIEFHESsos and Miss LEILA &. ABELI., ali OF
Washington, u. G..
tLeonardtown Beacon please COPY.
wsRD-wRBB Ga Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy lst. l6S'. BY Rev T. ) UhId. DR.. WM. w.
6ABD TO bNNAJ WEBB, daughter Of the late JOS
epA Warren Webb
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AT meeting OF the executive committee OF
the worlds air commission, ia New York yes
terday, Gen. Jos. K. Johnston. OF Virginia aud
Augusta Sehell, OF New York were elected
vice Presidents OF the commission.
vennor's open winter has been so open that
lot OF snow escaped.
Four thousand coal miners, who have been on
q strike on the Allegheny Valley (Pa) railroad
Tor an Increase or wages. have resumed work.
the advance being CONCEDED
A young Kentucky couple el0ped and were
married In Lexington on Tuesday OF last week
and on Thursday the bridegroom died or
measles
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1901 THE GREAT 1907
i SC L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE i 90
~ y Z y n u rT cfyItc

no THE y krH VEST AND sOUTHwEsT.
Double Track, Steel Rails
TnAls II 5yf6$ Ei iSSSsT i:sa D.pe.
For P.tIstarz snd the Vest 9 100 am. daily, with
sSes Nth 70 s hPs. Ca! and lS
20 Cine'l.4a 81, 81 Louis and Chicago Q 80 . N.
EILTfuORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For CsI1Des-Su.. Rochester. buffalo. Niszars,
SOOs a daily. except 8 ndsy 9 80 =. m. daily,
except sstCItay. With P.lsee Oars 20 OspandAi-
For WIis1rfsori- T.ocs Haven and Ernira st 10 so
For Nes Y51kk a1t he Esst. 600 N. IL 80 IN,
pm. limited express OF Pullman Parlos Cars.
- 4 ieiiy, e1eegt sunday
Jersey C.y with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. az
fc-cing ecr transfer to Fulton street avoid
'nt dOGbie :srrisS~ ACROSS New YORK ciEy.
For Pn1iads '.L-A SEQ am. 1880 an, 2;sg
80 i SFd = w PA o. sgndsy. 20 "a $40
daily. except Sunday.
Fer s ia s - o. $50 1o:s2 an and
Sunday. 800, !d:3J a. N. 2:30. $40. ESQ and
Scr PoDe's Crees Line, $40 an. and 4.40 pn.
daily, e1oep- Sanday.
For AnnApors q 80 $ N. and 40 .. m. daily. e1-
AIIXaEDRTI AND rRgDERICKssURa RAIL-
T nS a. AAP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
sor Az Az I s93 so 60 20 go. and IL 20 s.m.
day a. 30 gao. II 90 snd IL 30 q. m. and 100
For Richmond and the South 90 ana IL 90 =. m.
Trans Ae1shdr.a for snGSs oS os
81 L a. midnisss on sunds IN a =. ss az
TicSets' information. sieepins and T. psr,or
eomrsOdacons can De procured at the ofces. north
and ii s ssot. vbere orders car Be Lat for g.:
checking Of b2zgsae 20 destination from hotels aud
L p FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FfASK THOMSON. General MANAGER. noT1s
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TIE CATHOLIC CLERGY ND rag IRISH AG1.

THE CATHOLIC CLERGY AND rag IRISH AGI-
TATinN.-Ihe Roman Catholic clergy OF "a.
archdiocese OF Boston held a meeting az "a
Episcopal residence. recently. ~ consider Ib =
itIld agitation In Ireland and rhe position
which might be deemed advisable for the nalr-
archy 10 assume A committee was appointai
which has prepared an address expressive OF
TIE Feelings or his Grace the Arcb oiSho1 AMI
The rcVei eud Clergy, that assured 10 the ms
people their moral and material Support. The
auuresS indorseS the platform OF principles OF
tie recent land league convention at Bun 10
The pap pr oniSeS sympathy and CO. operation
10 an those Who are lauoring in such a INST AMI
righteous Cause as long aS they are gull ii b.
ut sc principles. The address is signed by
John j. Williams, Archbishop of Boston; wm.
ByTBe Vicar General, add the clergy OF the
various Catholic churches. IL VIII be follow "a
Immediately by contribution TO the funds OF
the Irish land league
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

SwTNDLING BY kAII.-Henry III. Rich was
Committed TO jail hy Commissioner Rogers YES
terQay in default OF 800 bail on The charge or
using the mails for unlawful purposes. WmT +.
heIGersOD post Office special agent, testified
that District Attorney Stirling called his atten-
tlon TO an advertisement In several newspapers
and journals published In New York headed
For Ladies only" naming several arLlcleS
among them IAN exterminaJor." aud oJaers
with NAMES less deceut, 10 De seat for ten cents
each 10 the address OF H, Baltimore post or.
nee" The witness Henderson sent thirty
cents to the address, ana received some Driuted
BALLADS OF odd and c1mical rhymes aud recipe
for eXterminaung reaches, all costing about
two cents. Mr., Stirling received recently let-
Ter from ODESSA, Dtlawate, complaining Or ne
mater, aud Rich was arrested. Rlcn Srlted
before HE commissioner that he was an adver-
Using agent. He ed d number OF pAmph-
lets entitled, THE Little FascinatOr." Loves
Telegraph" ''Ths FliIt on the Floral Language
OF Love- "Wootng aud Winning, or Tue 81 ;;aSS-
ful Lover He Claimed that the cost OF adyer-
Using AID postage increased his expenses De-
Sohd the original cost OF the articles, but al
mitted that he mad made profit Ia the ISL
ness, and had carried il on successfully for four
or five years. Commissioner Rogers said the
fictitious name used in disposlLg or the Trash
indicated The business was not legitimate. Can
the nails be used FOR purposes OF fraud? To
give noJhlng for something? He was satisfied
The act OF Congress was intended for just sacn
cases, and he would hold the defendant IN
$500 bail for the grand jury.-BGtO. Sun to-
QSY.
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THIS EVENING".
BOWLING. Auc,ionear.

AN U>hIvALED COLLECTION OF JapANEsB
AIT TcEAsURES, COMPRISING SUPERB
SPtCiMENs OF OLE HIZEN, SATZMA KIO 70,
kAGA IDUMo, KI-IU. OWARi, MI HIMA,
BANkO, AN MANY OTHER WAKES NJ AaVELr
u " d. CORATED. MAGNIF.CENr JLOI-
SuNNr tNAMELs, ELkGANT CABINETS,
II NDsoME sPE lhiENs OF OLD AND MOO.
ERN GO . LACQUEhS, ARTISTIC BRO NJ IS
1NLAI: VITA GOLD AND SILVER SPtCI-
MEasa f RARE JAPANESE PO1O LAIN AND
POTTERY BEAU lIFULLY CARysD IYO-
III =, MOST ELEG .NTLY EMBROIDERED
sIItK.. &c. Ca"EFULLY SFLtCrEO by
JaPANLsF EXPERE, .NU KNOwLEDGED
BY CflNNOls SkURS TO BE THE MOST VAL
Bi OUGHT TO This COUNTRY.
The :, hole viii be cold without re7erge
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY AZ
TFRNuONs at 2 80. and EVENINGS at 7.30
O'clock. February 2, = and in the residence form
erlS used as Club House, and mora recently used
for the Art Loan Exhibit n. southeast corner OF
18th ard II streets No. 1877. opposite Worm!ey's.
Goods Tow exhibition.
House comfortably heated
isI 2S- o&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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AN EARTHoUAKB OR SOMETHING ELSA
Baltimore Ssol special from Lewisburg. Pa.
February 2. says: "The people OF THIS town
were greatly frightened this morning by a
run bllDg noise, resembling an eartnpuake
AT one O'clock there was a slight concession.
@blcn awakened few persons bat at four
O'Clock the earth was shaken for miles around
sDd hundreds or persons were aroused from
their SAUNDERS by the terrific noise. Beds were
violently shaken and dishes rartle1 loudly
The shock was felt at Sunbury eight miles a ia
tant, and even at more remote points The
phenomena has caused much uneaslneSs asd
speculation fn the neighborhood Many think
IL was Veritsole earthquake. while others
attribute IL In tue action OF the intense cold on
the thick Ice on the riverp
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BLEW BIs BsAISs 0UT.-rwo women visited
Ann Aroor. Mich, yesterday, ana were called
on at hotel by Henry a Falrpapks OF on
tarfo student or pharmacy. During a game
OF CARDS one OF tn I'm, who gave her Ia a. a,
MRS. v ii. Leighton, charged the stuienG WIN
Iedge the fact Fairbanks put MS hand in ala
pocket as II TO draw pistol. when taa won IN
lied. moment after Fairbanks blew his
hraina - ~
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WIN. p. YOUNG. Resl Estate Auctioneer

TRUST EE'5 SALE OF TWO STORY HOUSE,
No. 232 ELEVENTH STREET S DUTHEAST 7.
By virtue of . deed of trnst, dated Doth lA
May, A;D 1876. and recorded in Liber No. f1H
SlS, folio 413 one Of tho land records of the I'LL.
District Of Columbia, aud at the request Of the
party secured thereby, shall sell at public auc-
tiol, IN front Of the premises at O'CLOCK M.
on TUE,DA1, fEBRuABY STH. A. b. 1881. part Of
Lot numbered eight q In square numbered nine
hundred and ninety 600. } beginning for the same
one hundred aud forty seven CAD feet from the
southwest corner of said square, and running
tnsnee north on the lire Of 1lth rect twenty -one
CID feet one % inch: thence east hundred I'D
seventeen Ql feet six 90 inches to the line of an
alley; thence south With the line Of said alley
twenty one I'D feet one % inch aud thence west
one hundred and seventeen llT feet six tG) inches
to the place OF beginning, together with the i'm
proveInents thereon
Terms: One third cash and the bslsDce 10 six,
trust upon the property sold and the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest at the rate OF ak go
Per cent: per aDnum until paid. payable semi an
Allconveyancipg and recording at purchasers cost.
dep ,Eit of $50 required at time Of sale If terms
are L of complied with Within ten days FROM sale
the property will be resod at risk and cost Of de-
faulfiDe puTchater
tan29 eoSobs APPLETON p. CLARK. Trustee
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PATRICK MALONE, who died on Tuesday at
the FeDian Broth erhood ana treasurer OF the
fuDd that equipped The ship Catalps which
some years ago rescued from penal servttude in
Australia, six members OF the brotherhood wao
had been In the British army aud were con-
vieted for treason. He was part owner OF the
Catalina - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

PLENTY or LIQUOR and nd-uquor legislation
is under way at Harrisburg. Mr. Fnnn has
Dill making Lew scale VI license charges Mr..
Lanuis has one Furnishing drunkenness By a fne
OF $50 for the first Offence: an imprisJnmenC OF
sixty DAYS for the second: the tlild drunk 60 ba
felony, punishable by dIsfra ncL lsameDL for pc
RODS running from Two 20 sly gears. Another
bill (Mr Porbs) afIixeS tax OF one cant on
every Two ounce drink OF spirits or any kind
and half cent on every half pint OF malt LIQUOR
SOLD at Ietail-these taxes 10 be collected By
some form OF oell-pulch. Mt. Nean has a local
option bill applicable TO every ward and borough
In the state; and flaally Mr.. Alexander has Que
10 make the sale or a0uiteratei liqi1rS a penal
offence. This should contain g section proh,p-
iiing the issue CT license to any applicant wh1se
morals are northumberland Unere ara plen of
tbem.-fTHddeiuhiG Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

SMALLPOX has been raging several weeks
with great fatality I'm jefferson, Unlon County,
Dakota The settlement consists mostly of
French Canadians. The burials were public
and more or less attended by the whole popu-
iailon, unmindful OF the contagious character
OF the disease. and hence the mortality. There
nave Deen so far 30 caSeS-32 fatal LIS said
to be black smallpox. AID Is SAD 70 have been
communicated by Russian Mnnn0niJe emf
grants who passed through the settlement,
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U NOW THYsELF.

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II contains beautiful and very expensive engray-
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prescriptions for all forms Of prevailing disease the
practice, either Of which is worth ten times the
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only 81, sent by mail post paid.
The London Lancet says: mo person should be
without this valuable book. The author is . noble
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An illustrated sample sent to all ON receipt OF 6
cents for postage.
The author refers, by permission. to Hon. p. A.
Bssel, ID D., president of the National Medical
Association.
Address DR.. W. II. PARKER, No Bulhnch 81.
Boston, Mass The author may be consulted on al
diseases requiring skill and experience.
feb23- m&th HEAL THYSELF.
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ART SALE.
NJ o Il T MT.
THE GALE COLLECTION
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
FROM HIS GALLERIES. No. 1ll7 CHEsryUr
STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
Now ON EXHIBITION AT
MARINIs HALL,
STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH,
DAY AND EVENING till time of Sale.
which takes place
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS,
FEBRUARY TTH. STH and 9Th, AT s O'CLOCK,
We shall not enter into Diet ais upon the merits of
this Collection. We have only to ramln nd our art
loving citizens of the one sold here by Mr.. B. Scott
jr last March.
feb2-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts
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NEW JERSEY, PASsAIO CIRCUIT COURT
N In Equity, TO THOMAS GDRIsOOLL.
By virtue OF an order Of the said Court, made on
the day Of the date heresf, in a cause wherein
ALANsoS III. RANDOL is con, plainant and you are
defendant. yon are required to appear and plead,
answer demur to the bill Of said complain ant
ON or before the 5TH DAY OF MARCH NEXT, or the
sad bill viii be taken a. confessed against you.
he said bill Is filed to foreclose mortgage given
by you 10 RICHARD A TERHUNE, bearing date
Jan ary 2Oth 1874 on lands in the city and county
OF Passsic and state Of New Jersey. and you are
made detendar I because yoyI own said lands
THOMAS Nj. MOORE
So'r Of Complainant,
Passaic. n. j., Post Office Box pol.
DATED January 4, 1881. jane 1aw6w
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W0men's Rights and I.efts.
ILondon PQach.

CONFIDENTIAL friend TO elderly and not uuat-
tractlVe spinsterl-'SO. dear. you've given 10
adv coating woTnens rghts!"
Elderly spihster-"YeS; I now go In for
women'S leflS"
Confidential friend-"WomeR's let's. What's
that? ?"
Elderly Observation-Disclosures, my dearv'
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

.Bhl Tlh0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
The MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND TIE VEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JAHHEY COUPLER, STEEL
sCaErUI.g TO TAKs EJECT WEDNESDAY
An Dt'f LIVE Ra lsf!l
II 6e-Chtcaso. Gincinnssi and St. Louis Fast tx
oo-Ha,tiLo9re, E2nodtt City AID way staeons
6-HO.BAltl1uore, Annspolis, and way. tPiedmons,
stra.s s., winchester. HSseIstown and way,
s.iO-P'uL II Rccss sud way stations
S-4t-St1nf sSn sud Valley Express fGonneces
for Hs<ersio~D and st Point Of Rocks for
s.oO-Ne~ Tots- Philsdelphia and Boston EYpress
S9-tt'-c1. Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
10 OoaaBs!ttnlore E1press. tstops 8, Hy.ssviIls
S %. Pets ssitssils, Laurel. Annapolis juno
no G-PistsburSh, Chicago, Cincinnati and
LoGts Express-
II OFT, tlHcott City. AnnspoliB and Way
4 IS On s'rdsy only. for Baltimore and way.
z 9s-ksi::i2oTe E1Eress;
and Ssy sss sna B0ssSn
Prsder1ek' HaserssoEn and Way. vis
40 Baitta2yc. Hyastsy,le sDd Laurel Ex,
press Frederick. via Relay. stopr st Anns-
t4.4s-polri Z Kock., Frederick, Hasers.own.
" n; e k sSa wsy Stations con Sunday
+. % snns anS W." sd s Nav a. Sny
10 hIl& La.g BIS sid Baltimore Express. Mar
otsburS and Way, via Relay Stops AZ Hyst1s-
506-FC.nt Of koeEs ald Way Stations.
re- 49, Bait is2ore ard Way Sfatons.
7.3U-BaitiIlore aud Laurel Express
~ 5e-pitubusg, Cines snae ana 81. Louis Express
- ba.t,Iaoge byss'sytne and Laura Express
press hleegiIg car TO New York. and spec
IL! siieepins CsF 70 Philadelphia.
tD@ny- !Sundsy only. Other trains daily, er
cept EEDd.2-
Al trains stop 81 keisy Station.
For further Information apply q. the Baltimore
sLd Ohio Gckst Offices Wsshinzton Station, AID
GLIB and 1901 Pennsylvania svenue. corner 18th
street vhsre orders Will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city.
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NTO CURE. NO PAY.-wHIrEHURsr0
~ CEDAR BALsAM is warranted 70 curs
Coughs, Colds, Group, Throat and Lung disesssa.
&C. tiI drops o dose. Try il. II not safisded
return the empty bottle and fes your money bs 81
sold by W. y TBnMProN. EOS 10th street md
al drnggists. Price Is cents. isnI2sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

A CHILD ROASTED TO DEArH.-Rachel Green,
coiored woman. boarding at a public house
In WytbevHie, Va, placed her one-year old
child 10 a box before an open fire In her room
ana left IT alone one morning last week. Dur
Ing the afternoon some OF The women who
and found The child had been literally roasted
to death. They had heard no cries from the
child. and the discovery was great surprise TO
them. lt Is Lot known whether the mother
designed the death OF the child or not bat
there Is suspicion that she dc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

telegram from Flushing, LII. February =.
says: Mrs Caroline c. Allen was found guilty
on two charges or Assault and battery uoen
MARY Ha1nil, and was sentenced TO six months
IN the penitentiary and $50 tnC for each ofenoa
EYamination was waived on the Charge OF at
tmpilng 10 XIII, and Mrs. Allen was committed
TO await the action OF the grand Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

CANADIAN TEACHER TRIkD Fox DIsLoYaLry-
A Westmeath school teacher nae.ed samuel
jackson appeared before the county Inspector
or schools, at Pembroke, last week, 20 aus Ter
TO the charge OF disioyaity. jackson was said
TO have given vent TO opinions In favor Oh re-
publicansm, and sought 10 iu1Jil his views Ia
and a verdict OF mot proven was arrived at
Oitdtcd (Cannddl Free Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

SUIsIDE FROM RExoRsE.-A special from
Htarne Texas says: :. A. Dean, OF Neselt.
Miss, Committed suicide near here Tuesday
morning. The cause was remorse. he having
killed p6fi ocular fIiend OF his at home. H
was q fugitive from l5tic5-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE IN MOUNT PLEASANT.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the Gath ess2.
day Of September A. D 1878 recorded in ~
liber 1872 folio 81 one Of the land records Of -
the District OF ba, and at the request of the
party secured thereby will sell at pubic auction,
In front Of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE sra
pAYoF fEBagARY 1881. At THREE O'CLOCK P. M:
e.Fht tsl in Todd and Browns recorded subdivision
Terms Of sale: Onsthird cash: balance in elk
twelve ard eighteen months; with interest at the
rate OF six per cent, secured by deed Oh trust on
property sold. $50 down st tine OF psie.
WILLIAM 3 TODD, Trustee.
j. 7. GOODWILL, Auctioneer. jan29 eo&ds