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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-28

King County, So.
], /. n. Hall, Judge and ex.officio Clerk of the
Probate Court of said King county, do hereby GER
tity hat the foregoing is full. true and correct
copy of an original order 10 show cause made by
said Probate Court and entered of record on the
81 day of September. 1881. in the matter of the
estate of Polly p. Holly, deceased.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
t->1 my hand and affixed the seal of our said
, SEAL. Probate Court this Sd day Of septem.
49,. Der, 1881. I. NJ. HALL,
sl0-td Judge and ex-ofiicio Clerk
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-28
SAVU RDAY,

The 22d day OF October, AID. 1851,
At he front door OF the Courthouse of said King
county, in the city Of Seattle, Washington Terri
tory, at the hour Of ten O'Clock am 9, II at public
suction, for cash. the whole of said property or
so much thereof a. wiz satisfy said execution Tor
the sum Of s3Ig, judgment and interest, and costs
and increased costs
Dated this 23d day OF September. 1881.
L.v WYCKOFF
Sheriff King county, W. T.
W. n. White, Attorney or Plaintiff. s24-td
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Monday. October 9th, 1873

At ten t10l o'clock am. then and there to show
cause, If any they have. why al order of distri-
button should not be made Of the residue OF said
estate among the persons entitled thereto accord
ing TO law.
II is further ordered that 9 copy Of this order
be published once each week for at least four al
successive weeks before said 10Th day of October,
1881. in the WEEKLY INTEILIGENcER, q weekly
newspaper printed and published in said King
county.
Done In open Court September 3. 1881.
l. M. HALL,
Judge of the Probate Court,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

T,ERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
l. King, ss.-In the Probate Court of said King
county.
No. 17s-In the matter Of the estate of Polly r
Helly. deceased Order 10 show cause why decree
of distribution should not be made
On reading and filing the petition Of Henry E.
Hathaway, administrator. with the will annexed
Of the estate Of Polly p. Holly, deceased setting
forth that said estate Is in proper condition to
be closed. and that . portion of the residue of
faid estate remains to be divided among the per-
sons entitled thereto;
IL is ordered by the Court that all persons inter.
ested In the estate of the said Polly p Holly, de-
ceased. be and appear before the Probate Court Of
said King county. at the courtroom of said Court
in the city of Seattle, in said King county on
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-25

mentiro, one con tan extraordinario exi-
dos amos proximnmente en- ell Teatro
EspAnol, refnndida y arreg.ada la eoo-
"a actual Moliere, en- Las myeres lite
rata8, ha copiado igusimente Calde-
ron, de IA comedia No hay burlas CON Ell
amor, y Metastasio leimito muchas veces.
E celebre critico aleman Schlegel,
admiraIor enthusiastic de nuestro posta,
dice qua 81 4 hombre algano ha sido
dado concsder este titulo no puede ser
otro que Calderon de la Barcs, poeta
oor exoelencla.
Hemos hecho un brave extracto de los
meritos literarios que alderman al escri-
tor cuyo segundo centsnario con jn-
oilo commemora hoy EspaIa y nos
resta muy POGO que decir en- honor de
90 memoria. Asi como L3pe de Vega,
al poeta fecunafsimo hasta un grado
tabhloso, puesIo que dio q la escena
luraute su vida Ia asombrosa ctfra de
los mil dosclentas obras drsmitioas, fue
ii verdadero inventor de La moderna
,omedia, Cald3ron consigui6 ser su per-
teccionador, eievandoia una altura tan
iumensa que 30 tiene rival en- ell mum
10. Viva enca1nacion Gel espiritu pa
:rio, creo la nacionalidad del honor,
on sus comedias caballerescas SO re-
trata 4 la perfecc'on el caractsr reli-
1ioso, noble, valieute, enamorado y dis
oreto de- que estaba dotado el pueblo
,spanol del siglo XVII. E7 Alcalde dt
Z,!amea, una de sus mas populares
obras dramaticas, confrma de IN modo
terminsnte nuestro sserto, y juzgamos
ounto menos que impossible 81 que pue-
la caracterizarse do una manera mas /
oeffscta el honor espanol, que tan al
vivo 90 retrata en- dicha obrs.
Termina.em mos estos brev4s spuntes
con una elocueutisims frase one estam.
"a Fray Manuel de Guerra y Rivera en-
IA aprobacion hecha 4 las com sdias de
Caldaron en- el ano 1882, y que dice poI
si sola mucho mas qna cuanto pudlera-
mos nosotros anadir en- extsnsas pala-
bras. R,6riendose q aqueilss y para
lar su opinion acerca del merlto de las
mismas, excama Las comedias SON ta-
es. oue SON de Dom Pedro Catderom de In |
BurcG. ~
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A CalderOn de In Barca,

iCalderon =. Nombre immortal
Que un genio sublime anuneis
Y que hoy la fama pronuncia
Con respeto universal.
G6nio que en- la vida real
Fue el asombro de la gente;
Que es, en- verdad, sorprendente
Y causa asombro profundo,
Que habitars on este mundo
Quien llevo un mundo en- su mente
De Ia patria escena gloria,
Brillo en- ella de tai suerte
Que no ha podido la muerte
Oscureeer su memoria.
Con letras de orc Ia Historic
Escribio su nombre un dia;
Y, rey de la poe,ia,
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Ell 2j De MAYO.

Espa1 , nAcion one nm dia
una extension dominaba,
gu que nj el sol declioaba
nj la goria oscnrecis,
hoy, en- mortal spatia,
al YER sus campos desiertos
de triste ari1ez cubiertos,
Sc slimanta de- gu historic. -.
pero aun rebosa de gloria
con las gIorias de SOS muertos.
Gl0rias cada vez mas bellas /;
que siempre an un cielo puro,
cuanto mas triste y osouro
mas relu umbran las estrellas.
Vastida con todas elias,
Espana olvida su duelo,
hoy reconcentra su anhelo
en- honrar la mas brillante,
que fue en- la terra un gigantic
Y ahora es un sol en- el cieio.
AL grito de admiration,
que en- todas parties retumba,
nov hOdUuOua Su tuu %
Ia sombra dc Calderon;
Y por toda la nacion,
doquier que pone su planta
un pedestal se levanta. -.
por que ley perturbadora
cua|quiera muerte Sc liora
y la de un g6nio SO oanta9
De la vida & los rigores
quizi haets ell fiu combatidos,
somos muchos los vencidos
Y pocos los vencedores
En- los seres superiores
es la muerte la partida
d una patria mas querida,
que cor exito fecundo,
tai vez duermen en- el mundo
solo IN suefio de su vida.
Calderon, por ESQ al verte,
ola vida es sueno" SO escucha,
mas tn vida fue una lucha
coronado por la suerte
81 foe ell dia de la muerte
ell dia de tn victoria,
81 esculpio nusstra memoria
cuanto EN- la vida soi1aste
feliz I'll que despertaste
en- ei temple de Ia gloria !
Enrique Losada.
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CALDER ON DE LA BARCA

Don Pedro, CaldeTon de Ia Barca, Con.
salez de Heno.o, Ruiz de Bla0co y Rioao,
nacio On la tFilia de Madrid el oIa IL de
Enero del no 1900. Fueron sus pa
dres Don ID lego Caideron de la Barcs,
secretafio Gle camara del Consejo de
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AvassIlando ell saber,
De- los siglos ell poder
Su memoria desafia.

AvassIlando ell saber,
De los siglos ell poder
Su memoria desafia.
Portento de erudicion,
Fue divino en- 10 ssgrado,
En- 10 haroico iuspirado,
Sublime en- la elocucion.
Atrevido on Ia invencion,
En- 10 moral sentencioso,
En- la idea arti6cioso,
En- 10 lirico eiocuente,
Y docto, duce y ardiente,
En- su lenguaie armonioso.
De su talento en- honor
Hoy Espana SO congrega,
Y con sus iagrimas riegs
LIS tumba de su cantor.
Principe ilustre y senior
Ds la escena 10 proclama;
Y al pie de su tumbs sa@@,!ame.u- u-.--'
S'ntiendo Ia reslidS
La Uida es sueao, es
Pero no es sueno Stu fam
Graule, Espans, to contempios
Y hoy, 4 Caldsron honrando,
Al mundo entero estas dando
De- saba grandeza ejemplo.
De tn memoria en- el temp,o
Vive el geaio todavia
PAtria de la poesia
Fne siempre el suelo eapanol,
Y nieDtras alumbre ell sol
Ser4s grande, patria mia
lCalderon -. g6nio immortal,
Du'ce ap6stol de la idee,
B B,ndits, bendita sea
Tu memoria divinal.
va tn fama universal
No cabe entera en la historic;
Y al bendecir tn memoria
B indigo, al par, mi fortuna,
Que ha colocsdo mi cuna
En- la patria de la gIorial
r. Novarro 14lmansa.
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Glorias do Caldaron dc Ia Barca.

Cantaron con amor los ruisenores
A. rompersa los velos del oriente,
Brillaron con mis- f1fg dos colores
Los rayos con que ell sol dora sn frente
Los cajices SO abrieron de las flores
Y pe,famaron el tranquilo ambiente;
7 fue mas caro y armonioso Ell dia
En- que el insigne Calderon nacia.
LIS villa de Madrid meci6 su cuna
7 recog'o, feliz, su primer llsnto;
Y pro1iga le p,ugo la fortuna
One escuchara tambian su primer canto; 4.
Notas como el rumor de una laguna
Dulces, tranquilas,.de apacible encanto;
Puras como de un angel la sonrisa,
Y el murmurar de vespertina brisa.
Fu6 Ell arroyue!o que On Ell vale brota
Velado por ell musgo y por la grama;
Y 81 al crecer el huracan le szots,
Por extensas llapuras se derrama.
s ono en- Ia gioris, en- la grandeza ignota;
Sinti6 de inspiration la ardiente llama
Y con su n1men f6rvido y fecundc,
Quiso ser grande y sdmirar al mundo.
Y grande fue /; los ioyas del Parnaso
Brillaron en- sus sienes calcinadas
Estalas de arrebol dejo su paso,
Da flores y de zdGros sembradas.
Fac una antorcha divina sin ocaso.
Que cruz6 as regiones estlelladss
Paglua eterna que 81 loriosa brilla
En los vastos ana.es de Castillo.
Muudos de inspiration sinti6 en- ell alma
Al combatir en- palpitsnte guerra;
Bella corona de laurel palma
C;no su frenta en- extrapiera terra.
Canto del h6roe la apacible calma,
Cuando el hado del mundo le;destierra;
Nunca su Ira preludiara incierto,
Al escuchar ell general concerto.
Aguila altiva remonto su vuelo
Y So encumbro por infinita altura:
Polvo de estre!as arranco en- su snhelo.
Al darle al genlo su eternal ventura,
Hollo los tules del confin del cielo:
Bai0 del mar q la insondable hondurs ;:
7 creci6 su gigantic pensamientc,
Como la inmensidaa del frmamento.
Por ESQ 81 nombre del ilustre vste,
Arrulla Espane, desde elIlano al monte;
Nadie su ingenio sin rival combate;
No hay nubas en- su diafano horixontA.
L8 nombra el mar cuando Ia arena bat;
La aalya y 81 arpegio del sinsonte;
7 Calderon !! =. en- playas extraniarss,
Dice 81 vlento al crugir sn sus banderss
lCs slderon h.. dice ell aura perfumads
Que de Borlnqusn "a campi6a ores;
el blliio de- esa luz nunea apagads.
Iuspira al bardo de la oeulta aldea.
Siente su elma inquieta y arrobada
7 dice en- su laud bendito sea
Esta suitaDa de Ia ardiente zens.
Tambien al geAio su tribute abons.
Names de Calderon; limpida fuente
Qle en- amos mundos su CRYSTAL derrama;
A, traspoDer las nubes de occidente,
Mas 30 avivo tn poderosa llama.
Mas encumbro tn inspiration potente
Ei clarin emvidiable ae la fama
Vlviendo tn memoria en- ell proscenio
Donde mas brilla el iris de tu genio.
Siempre Sc oira tu voz, bardo armonioso,
Aunqne el orbe rompiendose retumba
Aunque desde su trono esplendoroso
FL sol por el espacio SO derrumbe.
En- la sombra del caos pavoroso
En donde todo 10 mortal sucumbe.
Para que Dios su camarin alfombre.
En- letras de ORC queaara tu nombre.
Angelina Martinez de Lafuente.
MTc
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IMPRENTA, REDACCION ADMI MINISTRACION.
37.-C LIE DE LA F0RTALEzA--3
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i'UEtfpn:a
tttphs BORE

EG"oT &er:-wouid II not he as wei for ,hs
committee on District ariairs 10 reyisa H. ,,v.
relating 10 dogs in a manner which ~mls
AFFORD better protection 10 the citizens M this
beautiful CITY. against vicious ot rshii cantnass
AS IL Is now there appears 10 be absolutely no
protection "hstever. III you are bttoa ~ a
dog whose owuer has paid his Ec,.nse, snf az
tached the 'fag" TO the dogs collar you are
not allowed 10 Nil the animal unless you haFs
the consent or said owner. In many cities
owners a.; nHuuired 10 pay tax. and nave
also 10 n u7le their dogs during the heated
Term, or they arr impounded. Did the origiua
tofs or the present dog laws suppose that by
placing brass Tag OR a dog that ne would
understand by That that he WAS put upon bls
good behavior, ana therefore wouh not olts or do
any mischief, or Was u Their mtenli3n ID grant
Shhlnes license 10 bark ana bite IN their
hearts content ana b. protector mona Ihs
ccninitee VIA give some attention q tina
matter. and In thus protecting Others pro,nsL
themselves. N.,.rfu
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The odious Hu, N,reanrr nj an,
HheAser..

Error No": I can deeply ssmpdhise w4;a
your correspondent who writes ~ fenansly %
the subject or the large hats worn 10y Csrtsn
persons 10 the theater. 7. TOO have suuceNi
ana as am rather short. nay'' had INV view III
the stage intercepted ror au entire evening" Dy
Two OF these odious structures, As Tar As s,seiae
anything thar took place on the STAGE might
as well have been al home aDd nav naB,iprxs
was not increased by the hnowled- "a tnst the
Wearers OF the hats were deadheads while 1
had paid TWO dollars for two seas. However,
or one thing am convinced: No lady with a
pafacle of nice feeling would be willing 10 wear
one OF these much abused bats 10 the thester,
and one or Two things must I've the csse-elthaf
the lady is NOT lady and cares nothing for the
opinion others may have OF her or she Is 40
unfortunate as TO he possessed OF the one head
piece only, ana has TO wear that or stay az
hcme. We could hardly ask her TO do the
latter, and hereafter l. for one. shall fesi char
lta0ly disposed towards her. Either she knows
no better or she has no nj her
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BALTIMORE Jan. 29.-virgi1ia skies, old. 80
s a 1s 50 old
1914; do; new ten-forties, SIS. do. ten forty
BALTIMORE, Jan. 29-Cotton duIl-mid ding,
Ia fi3 W., shade better est wi, aout aaIa6.e
ao amber ns jln zoa25 Nc wesssn winter red
May. L 2o11al .20A. Corn. soutfern:steady; west
ssR nfhss and &
nary. e4h BID February. bSz.as.: March; siad..;
Sas Ss:s and Rye dull cs
saspss sa nssF roll s. s 2 eh SS ssss
Petroleum Unchanged: COTE, saiil-kio carsoss.
WHISKY eS Eresh sa sach sdR soeipss
sSpT, sss barrels; wheat y. $50 bushels: oora,
bushels. shipmsnisNs hsat 80. 900 bushels; con.
none sales-whest. 2l3. 1870 bushels corn. ISa. $50
NEW YORK, IAN. 20. lIs,m.-The STOCK Market
opened irresul.,. but in the main tn and Usher
Chances in pr Ses were very slight Western MON
dsss n Il and
ohi9 oti i per cent 70 s0M and rs,lsd
cent to ssS and reacted 70 ssA.
LONDON ysn zs A T. and p r. bond. ~
frtt mortgage trustees certificates. 6Ass; Atlantic
Ssr sE iss0nf fsa ssS ENG Ss
Ccnsolr. 90 lie Tor money and IS Is ID for the
a. count Aa.nsiciand Great Western first mort fase
trustees certificates. GAN Atlantic and GREAT
Western seconds, Slk Rria. els. New York
Central. ,I6s'S. Pennsylvania Central 67>s.
NRw FORK MARKETS 1EH AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in Rev
York To- cay at ago P NJ. Is reported by Lewis
ssksd . 8. ~ Per cents n2k BID. lag asfsa: o;
S.::s:lsp -: 2sas5 q Sa1 Il
s@ Ss o S a. 1sE n s.u lfpn Hogs
preferred. :; Wabssh. 81 Louis and Pa Inc.
s1 40 f Ia. g. N: ana
Pacific &aD. as Union PRosae. 1sax.
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Where In Nkalc

Editor Stdr:-The communication In regard
TO the flooding OF Babcock Lake is a well-tim ID
suggestion. IL Is believed that II Il were goa
orally known that the ice al the navy yara
bridge was In perfect condition. the number OF
lSdfeS and gentlemen who enjoy the ca nIltra-
Ting exercise OF skating would o. greatly in
creased. The ron OF gas lights on the bridge
serve the purpose or admira0ly lig1t,ag the lGs
on poth Sldes oil he bridge, and winch 0fTer, Al
the present time GOOD substitute for moon
light transfer taken at The foot OF Ith RESI-
10 the Anacostia line, will take ali those from
tbe CITY, VINO desire TO go, directly 10 the
bridge. SK.Ls+
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Tho putae A<al-

tH''c' Snr:-Wherr were odhpts Grant snf
heiiy when MIR. Hurdetit's store wss rooONs.
baye herd this question asked so Often thai q
SIN SICK or hearing IL. II Is certainly yer,
sisfge how The robbers ooaid carry - g,s.ces %
s,h shu Is clouks three aud a hair slusr,s ana
fiunder I'm the storp yearly three hours am
81 uls onhe on sunday without attracting
, , allebtlon lf the policemen or the IDuiss
t aSuse ueat hsd 10 give NJ scsount OF than
pffy .FgsH:A
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VIZ. Gladstone Defends the Protec-
lkIIl.

LoSDoS, Jan. 29.--In the house OF Commons
last plight, Mr.. Gladstone, answering the accu-
sation that the protection oil aimed at the
Land league bill. pointed out that nobody could
be arrested under It's provisions unless he came
within the stringent definition OF being unda
reasonable suspicion OF being connected with
an act in proclaimed district tending TO tn
terfere with the maintenance OF law and order
The reasonableneSS OF such suspicion could 10
challenged ia the house. The governmsu & ne
said. had no Intention OF interfering win ns-
efty OF discussion or even license OF discussion
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District Govermncu, ,sfair,.
IMPURE fCs.

Health. Officer Townshend received today
from Prof. p"SmecJ reports Of Ana.yses OF .is
samples OF ice: One from pond -Dt q, ~
street: from river on LtttleIielc's wharf: below
sque1uct bridge; Three Sisters" ltI.e River
and from Eastern Branch al navy yard Also
a report OF anal1 sis OF sample " show are
fully selected from the Professors gaF,i.n %
18TH street northwest. An The samples OF lcs
With he gle exception OF that from Idt-ie
River, hey ond Analosten Island. were lOuud N
pure, and pronounced unit for domestic uSs
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DIED.

CALLAHAN. On January 2ath 1881 Atso.cIock
s. IT, THOMAS X CALLAHAN, IN ms thirty -slIth
tanssal will take plaoe from the Fifel Baptist
Church to morrow, thunday, nj O'CLOCK D. In
FrieuGs aud relatives invited to attend.
DAVIS. January 27th 1881, LOUISA wife OF
Capt. ". II DAVIS. ar daughter of Edwsr1 saa
Day by day we saw her fade
And gently suk away.
And often in our hearts we prsypi
So That she might longer stay.
light from out our households gone
a voice we loved is still;
place is vacant in our midst
That never cal be l-.pd.
BY HER sLsTKK.
wife. BY HHR HUSBAND AND PARFNTz.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to sttend the funeral, from her ista
rtsidence. Cos 9th street, between ana q streets
sSslsw .I On g sp V SsSasgy Sech at pm
HEALY. On the 27th day of January 1884.
Ro ALLIE A., wife OF Col Il. q. Healy aud dsusl ts1
Funeral sunday AFTERNOON. January Both. at 5
O'Clock, from st. AiCy siGs church.
KELLY. On January 2sth, 1851 81 1 O'Clock.
Ann KELLY, aged III ATTY four years.
Lay g - LAY Gay We .'t saw s her tad''
Ard often in our hearts we prayed,
That she might longer stay.
Ahsht from out our households sons,
A Voice lOgSo is still,
place is vacant III midst.
ghst Deyer can be filed.
Relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her ats
resIdence, NO Aus NJ street. between eUh aud
list streets northwest, on SUNDAY, Jan 80. 1881.
at half pat 2 &C ock.
koZEL. Friday morning. January gath, 1881.
at oc.ock. jobs KoZEL, AGED sixty years aud
eleven II ontht.
Funeral v III take place from his ate res; teacs
No. AZ y street northwest, Sunday, jan. 30.h.
1851, al O'Clock IA. Relatives AID friends srs
respectfully invited to attend.
OWENS. January 2Sth. 1887. after .3nx sn5
painful Illness Miss Mary ANN Owens.
Her funeral Will take place from her bEOthets
residence, Mr.. James Ovens, near B7an,n< : sta
top, Sunday, tie 3Uth. at O'Clock. rte friends
ana acquaintance of tho family are invited e. at
tend.
STEELE. At6.25 - m, January %, 1881, Mr.
III n. sTFFLF, widow Ct the late II n 5tSels.
aged seventy four cars
Funeral TO take plaee from Memorial Church IL
street northeast, Monday egeulDs, 81 h Lif past
O'Clock. Friends aid acquaintance ars respect
fully invited 10 attend. alexandra papers peass
copy
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THE TELEGRAPH INJUNCTION SUIT.-EX-Juage
Fullerton yesterday closed the argument ON
junction suit at New York against the consOli.
dating telegraph companies. He combatted
the pc sitions of the defendants, and relc Aft
davits to show that the consolidation would
result In Increased rates and would not pro-
mote the interests OF biography. JUICE Bar
rett took the papers and reserved bis decision.
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THE CoLD.-Dispatches from all points in
New England, yesterday, report intensely cold
weather, the severest yet experienced. In New
Hampshire SNOW blockides were delaying tue
trains again.
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THuMAs BOWLING. Auotionser.

'HSHuMA6 BOWLING. Aucr0nser.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AECIIUN.
laSi. CoMMRsCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, at No. VI
81 18th street between New York avenue t1
aud street northwest, | shall sell very gu
perer collection of Household Effects. VIZ:
Nearly new " Walnut PariOr Suit, upholstered in
raw SILK and Plush, pieces.
Lsce window Hsn2inxs, Pictures
Fancy fOl0iDg Chairs, Lib rarY Table.
Very Handsome Wslnut Marble Top Chamber
Suit. with large Mirror.
Very massive and handsomely carved Walnut
Bedgtosd
Walnut Marble-top Bureaus and Tashstands
Wa nut Cane Seat and other Chairs.
Fine BaiC Mattresses Feather Pillows and Eel-
sters.
Wire Spring Under beds.
Painted and other Cottage Furniture.
BisnBe eta, Comforts, Sheets and SDreafs
Fine Brussels and Inxrain Carpets.
Fine Brussels Hal and Stair UaHpets.
Extension blnipg Table and Chairs.
China and GfiasSs
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
THOMAS BOWLING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

ASGED-Mose Twiggs, colorei, was hanger
al Naynes DorU, Ca. yesterday, tor tue murder
OF an lrisLIDan named % DTlsCJll. HIS brother
Frank was Ieprieyed for three weeks, Moss
having slated that be alone was guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

ONE or THE BURGLARS who blew opca the safe
CT the South Chicago IRON ana Steel Works
early this week. " as captured In that city yes
to-day with $4,000 la his possession lac
anon nj taken Was over SO 0tlO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29
1HOMAb BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FUtdCMAH DOWLiNd, AucdOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF The LAW LIBRARY
OF THE LATE JOHN G. CHAPMAN ESQ
OF ALEXANDRIA. Va.
ALSO,
TWO OTHER LAW LIBRARIES, THE WHOLE
EMBRACING MANY VALUABLE REPORTS
AND TEXT BOOKS.
To be sold st my auction rooms, southwest onss
corner Of PennsylyaniA Avenue and llth ST Hx4ff/
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, EVE-SX
rings, FEsaUAaY 15T AND ID, 1881, CoMMES-
oINS EACH EvLSISG AT 80 O'CLOCK.
Terms eash.
tan25- d&ds THOMAS DO WILING, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

EsPHONEO YOUSGS
IS STILL SELLING
10 lbs- Standard Gzspulsted SUGAR. for 81 90
1s4 lbs. Standard "a" SUGAR. for LOO
II lbs. 20" taeariy white, SUGAR w for LOO
slbs- Cooking RAISINS. new. ......for Leo
loo Good jamaica ORANGES. .........for 100
These fs~ quotations being fair Indication Of
our prices in general. our friends and the public
viii see the advantage o. fayoring us with thsir
orders.
sF-0rlsrs by Pcsts. Card or Telephone viii re-
ce'ys pToG}; attention.