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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

AlTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FASTIINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE sV VEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK: yAENEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE FsFEor WEDNESDAY,.
Am. DkoI LasEE H !; lss2s
II. 90 Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast Ex-
8 CO baltimore. lEllicot. City and way stations.
"a 4e-Baitimore Express.
6.5o.aBaltmore, Annapolis. snd way. piedmont,
S gu S., winchester Haserstown and way.
s.,ecEs Ss!; :. hess, and way stations.
o-4S-StsnEton and Valley EXPRESS. Connects
for HaSerstown and st Point o. Rocks for
s.oO-SsW YORK. Phi,ade,pbia and Boston H,pres.
!s.0.On sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis
n M ana !. , way; rxnr... ,,.o, .. u...r.
Coess BelssvIiIe, I.ursi o' annapeIis Jnne
tion. Iessup's and Hanover.)
Louis Express.
Il. Baltimore, Elicott City. Annapolis and Way
:l.2s-On sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
+: sSEes Yors. Philadeipnia and Boston Express
S.3O.Bsltimore and Way Stations. (Winchsslsr,
frederick. Hsserstown and Way. via
4.sOHEsiaamere. Hyattsvt!e and Laurel E,-
press press Fred Hfsder1ck. via Relay. stops at Anna
t4.45--Point Of Rocks Frederick. Haserstown.
sn way ssoGo Sg5d'
II. 40NBatmore, Annapolis and Way Stations
10. PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore Express. MAR
sa ar and Way. via Relay Stops at Hyssts
6.O5-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
t6.45-BMtimore and Way Stations.
7.S0-Baltimore and LauEel Express.
10: 60-Pittsburg Cinciknah and 81. Louis Express.
9.46-Badmore Hyatrsvile and Laurel Express
no. 00-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
press. Sleeping Gar to New York, and spec
ial Sleeping Car to Phlsdelp hia.
tDaily. t6unday only. Other trains daily. ex-
Al T ea1 ss stop & Relay Station.
For further information apply @ the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Wsshinston Station. AID
6l9 and 1881 Penmylvania avenue. corner 14th
street where orders VII be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point In the city.
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A HOUSE, STalCKEN WITH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uel Crump owns a handsome house at Mont
clair, y. j. The house Is lifted up witt all the
modern conyeniences and appliances supposed
10 Insure the health OF occupants. short
time ago ole OF Mr.. Crump's children a boy
SIX years OF age was attack with dlphtherta,
and he died last Sunday. Wednesday another
son. age eight, died from the same disease.
Friday night lirtle daughter also died from
diphtherta. A third son is very low with the
disease, and Is not expected 10 live, and Mrs.
Crump has also been Frustrated The source
or the disease has been traced 10 the yenuiIa
Ting pipes. which. being placed too close TO the
stWer pipes. received the poisonous sewer
case and introduced them into the house.-E
Y. TI'lbnite. Isl.
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RAILROAD SMASH UP.-The Plymouth express
on the Old Colony railroad, from Boston, Satur.
gay afternoon. was thrown on the track a.
WEYMOUTH Mass by The breaking OF switch
rcd. The baggage car was wrecked against the
station, which was also badly damaged, the
locomotive crushing into the platform and sides
OF the building. The passenger cars were
escaped injury. Engineer Carson hsd knee
fractured, and young Nan, name unknown,
had q leg broken.
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(rLYDEyS NEW ExPEsEsS LLNN

WARRINGTON, GfORGETOwN, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA
CONNECTING AT PHIIADELPaIA WITH CLyDxs
LINES ron NEW YoaS. Boston. PRovrDzHC1
FALL RIVER, AND ALL PoIErs Is Cg9 HxI
ENGLAND SrATEs.
Through bills OF ladtus gwen
SAILING DAYS.
FROM WAshto gton-Nondars, at d On
FROM fhllsdelp biA-Saturdays, at 10 s.m.
Freight received daily until u 70. GEORGETOWN
Wharf foot Of 18th street.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE b CO., General Manasers,
llSouth Wharvss, Philadelphia; J. 81. JOHNSON
100. AGENTS. l2th-e.. Vharf and 100 T. D. e. ;.
N&sntnHtOn. auH27
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HYDRorHpBA THROUGH A SCgATCH.-Fred
Stevens died at Plymouta. Mass. SATURDAY.. OF
Dydropbobia, alter a sickness OF several q iys
during which he showed all the horrible symp-
tens OF this dread malady. The disease was
contracted In Nova Scotia from taking care OF a
rabid dog, and the poison a. conveyed through
some slight wound or scratch on his hand from
the saliva OF the dog
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JOIN ENPKY had no desire 10 live after the
death OK his wife, at -. George Utah ID At he
did hot wish 10 Cheat his creditors by commit
ting suicide before his debts were paid. There
fore he mace careful calculation. by which,
With hard work. be could settle every claim In
three weeks. AT the end OF that time owing
nobody dollar, he put his dead wife'S portrait
10 his lbs and pistol 10 his heart.
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GEN. GARFIELD ON GERhANY.-A dispatch 70
the London 7tlteS from Berlin sayS:-"Ge neral
Garfield has written 10 the editor OF a German
review expressing JOY at the cordial relations
which exist between Germany aud the UniteA
States. There seems 10 be no real basis for the
rumor that Mr.. Carl SchurZ viii be designated
by General Garfield to supersede Mr.. White
~.
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The Incoming Administration.
AN "AUTHoklZEO' STATEMENT AS TO ITS PotiCy
INSIDE THE IARTY.

INSIDE THE rARTY.
The New York Tribune to-day in a cou-
splcuous editorial says: The time seems ut for
Al least Ole statement about the Approaching
administration or President GARFIELD It Is not
TO be used as d make weight In pending sana-
torial contests. whether I'm New York or else
where. We are fully authorized 10 say this
ana the words are entitled 20 their full sigBiu-
canoe. IL Is proper 10 say, further that the
incoming administration v III see TO Il that the
men ffom New York ana other states who had
the courage al Chicago 10 obey the wishes of
their districts In the bllloung for President
and who thus finally voted Tor Garfield shall
rot suffer tor Il nor lose by II. They Will not
fail OF honorable recognition Tor their indepen-
oence, their courage ibeir Tes0lute pursuit OF
the policy they believed besl for the republican
party and the country. Gentlemen at Albany
Who are said TO have beea threatened with a
Glflerent course at Washington may reaSsure
themselves. The administration CT President
Carried Is 10 1t an administration for the whole
republican party. II VIII foment 10 uuarrels:
IL Will mo ST earnestly seek he things that make
Tor peace and Tor the best Interests OF tue ptrty
u TerrCs SENS. But it Will not permit It's friends
10 De prosecuted for their friendship. Whoever
has been persuaded 70 dou ot this may as well
make henceforth declaration OF independence
rom the dictation or any authority, save tho
wishes or constituents aud his own convictions
or policy ana right
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TyMEssRs HANlAN AND Ross, the oarsmen, have
issued a challenge TO any two men In the world
for double sculI race for e500 or 81, 600 a SIDE
the race to take place In the early part OF the
ensuing season. They will allow faIr portion
OF the stakes for expresses In coming to America
to row. Hanlan and Layc0ck are IN excellent
health. Boyd has informed Hanlan that he
will not 60 to Toronto to meet him. match
between Ross and Boyd, on the Thames next
August. will probably DO arranged after the
Hanlan-Lay cock race.
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MARRYED.

NOLAE-H0LMRS On the 23d OF June. 1889.
by the Rev. DR.. Mason, JoHN W. NOLAN, Of West
Virginia 10 Mics ANNA LAURA HOLMES, of Phila-
eipbia, Pa
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FATAL TUG PoAr ExpLO6ION.-The tugboat
Mcclellan exploded her boiler while towing an
oil harpe an the Gowanus canal, near New York
Saturday. Benz. Burke, captain, had bis arm
broker By the falling smokestack, and Charles
Wilson, captain OF barge lying near. had his
Capt Burke died Of his Injuries yesterday.
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THE ENNIS WALKING Match closed in Boston
Saturday night with Lacouse scoring 425 and
WI,mot 4c0 miles. The time OF tbs walking
WaS l21 hours
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NINETEEN BRETHREN or the Methodist church.
al Bellemont, Pa, have been convicted OF hot
ing. The Rev. X. s. Appel had been re-engaged
by one faction as pastor, and dismissed by Inc
other. Taking the benefit OF the doubt, he re-
solved 10 continue preaching. His opponents
bafr1caded the doors, aud created such a riot
that the sheriff WAS compelled 10 disperse them.
Nineteen OF them were proSecuted.
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EITCH. FOX 4 BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CONNEOTIOUT AVENUE,
RRvWEkN AND r., 2TREETA

By virtue Of . deed OF trust dated November -
18th, A. D. 1878. and duly recorded In Iiher
oras for the District Of Goumbia Il viii sell atpubo
auction, In front Of the prem !see on FRIDAY, THE
PM the following described real estate. situated
In the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia. to
vision Of square numbered one hundred and sixty
the books OF the Surveyors once Of said city. in
Lber B. d. O.. folio 2l0. together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting OF two-story basement
and mansar6 Brick Dwelling.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by
said deed OF trust unpaid with the expense Of sale,
in cash; and the balance at twelve and eighteen
months. for which the notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day Of sale and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold. shalt be
taken A deposit Of two hundred 90 dollars
sale ALI conveyancing ct cost Of the purchaser
II terms Of sale are not complied with in seyen
property at the risk and cost q the dsfaultng pur
JOHN w. THONYSON Trustee.
]. T. C0LDWELL. Asct. ds74. Is, sld1aA. 7. 10. Is
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AN INTRUDER FATALLY SH0T.-lu Breckton
Mass, about a. IN. yesterday morning Warren
Shaw. who was returning home from watching
Sick person noticed man In his DllIlar room
and entering found Frank Boyle, who has here
tofore served term in the state prison crouch
Ing ln the roouL An encounter ensued during
which Shaw shot the intruder. inlcLing what
ply siclanS consider fatal wounds
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The new assessment OF Petersburg, Va, shows
the value OF real and personal property TO be
S. 9Oa O96 OF which fst9. 500 ID exe.Apt from tax
alton
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afEUCHANTD AND HI n i = -
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWalA
BALTIuOIiE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Bsltimore-Every WHDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY, At 4 m, from foot Of
spcar's Wharf, tnear foot 8. Gay st.
From Few Yo-k-Every WEDNESDAY and BAT
CRDAY, ut IT,, from Pier 90, East River, ineAl
foot Clinton Of.
Ee41nt passenser accommodations. Lowsn
Yitae ireight guaranteed
R4tss Of passAxe-First- ciass. ss, including meals
snt stl.efoom berth Storage. "a. neAlS II d.
Nrsd. sSo- Per meal
A. L. HU&3lNS, ARt.,
tBostcu WARY BALTIMORE, ND,
GEO. n. GLOVER, Agt.,
tJS-ly Per 10. XAST RIfEK N.Y.
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THoMAs DOWLINd. Auctioneer.

AAs~sASASeA-
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
ON STREET. BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH. STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated June -
18th. 1874, and duly recorded in Liber 1853, f!.nI
folio 100, ct seq, Of the land records OF aH.:
the District OF Columbia and by the written direc
ton OF the party secured thereby, We will sell, at
public auction. in front OF the premises, on FRI
DAY, The 7TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, AT 4
O'CLOCK P. M, all that piece or parcel Of ground
lying and being In Washington city, District of
Columbia. and known and described as part of Lot
two t9l, in square nine hundred and hfty-s seven
(957l. being the west thirteen feet one half iuch
u3 fl2 ft) by depth of one hundred feet GOO it,
will be sold subject 70 all unpaid taxes. collectors
certificate Of which win be exhibited at the sale.
Terms One-third Of the purchase money in cash.
OF which deposit OF $50 must he made ut the sale,
and the balance In two equal instalmente payable
IN six and twelve months respectively. for which
the prom1ssory notes OF the purchaser. dated on
the day Of sale, and bearing interest from date ut
the rate Of six ceDtum annuln until paid, and
secured by q deed OF trust on the property sold
must be given or the whole purchase money may
he paid in cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
the terms Of sale not complied With within ten
days from the day Of sale the Trustees reserve the
right to resell said estate at the risk and Of
the defaultng purchaser after five days notice. All
conveyancins and recording at the expense Of the
purchaser. O. b. CHURCH, rruetoaa
dec2i-8t III. p. OALLAN,) Ai"''ooe'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT FnuRTEEN FEET
TEN AND A HALE INCHES BY FIFTY
PE E tn, ALs0 TWo Lots, Each sIXTEEM
ELEVENTH sTREETs NoRTHWEsT.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated Decam- IL
Der 18Th. 1877. ard duly recorded IN Hber fM%H
No s74. folio 242, one of the land records 4M0
for the District Of columbia, and by the written
Ct public auction. in front Of the premises. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9Th. 1881, AT 4.s0 Z. NJ.
the following described real estate situate in the
city Of Washington. IN said District, to wit Lots
G, d and e, in John G.. Adams subdivision OF Lots
Nos: l9 and 20, in said Adams subdivision Of
Square no 33l, as said subdivision OF said Lots c.
and Is duly recorded in the surveyors office Of
said city, in Liber q H. 3. folio 2l7 together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale One-third cash balance in six
and twelve months, with interest at per cent, to
be secured by purchasers notes and deed Of trust
on property sold. ConveyanciDs aud recording at
purchasers cost This properly will be sold sep,
arately OF as whole, as may be deemed BEST at
time Of sale ESQ deposit required at time OF sale;
and terms Of sale to be complied with in six days
from Rale else Trustees reserve right to resell at
risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser.
VIM. F. HOLTZMAN, ! r-,s+..s
ARTHUR BIkNEY, Aio''eo''
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NORfOLh AND FORTRESS MOcHO]
srEAMER JANE MOSELBY.

NIOkfOLh AND FORTRESS MONBON
srEAMER JANE MOSELBY.
CAPTAIN janis I. bARkEk.
Firet class fare, 81 bound trip, sfy-se
81 GO Second class fare. IS; Round E25E.ssazRC
trip, 81. Leave 9th st. wharf ION
DAfk, WE'D SESDASS AID FRIDAYS, st O'CLOCK
Pm Leaves Norfolk alternate days ~ q. In. stop
Ping a. ale1zndriA, F1nes Poi,,t. Point Lookout
and Fort NOnroe, vs.. sJing ana returning.
STEAMER FUR NEW YORK.
Sts.uships JOHN GIBSON aud L. @. KNIGHT,
Pier Al. East t.yer. \. Y, SATURDAYS al p NJ,
rsiee Apply I. l. p A. DENHAh, ACT. G3 Water
r., G6JrsetO~n
TicSes, Ststerooms, &c, 10 To General Oface
Al6 S. L. ~, near Wizards Hotel
Ap29 O. LOWELL, President.
NORTH GEIsMAN LLOYD-SryAassIs
~ LINE BETSEEH NEW YORK. EAVRz, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The sieaMers Of this cufn pA0y viii sail every Sal
drc.y from Breu.e. Pier, foot Of Cd street Hobosu
Rates OF Iasssre:-F-om New York to Hsvre. Lon.
don. Southampton and Bremen. first cabin. $50
second cabin $50; steersSe, $50; prepaid stee-Age
cs-tifcs.es, s2s. FOR freish. or pass.ae apply 20
9 q = ,gH 00s 2 B9Niins Green. New York:
1or washington fux0
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LTAYS WE'RE AHEADg
IL ARE STILL AHEAD
OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION.
FIRST PREMIUM, Oh THE GOLD MEDAL,
Awarded again to
CERES.
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO.
CESS FLOUR. for being the kd,dsoTrlest and the
most nutritious Patent Flour that ever was exhib-
tied at fair. Remember that
CERES,
the whitsst and strongest and in every respect the
most beautiful OF sll Minnesota Flour, awarded
the FIRST PREMIUM last year. 1t came on. VIC
toriOue then against all other competitors and Ii ia
''COCK OF THE WALK"
again this year, and any and every housekeeper
who wants
should ask the grocer for ''OERES." the champion
Flour of America.
FOR SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER.
Wholesale DEPOT:
Corner list 81. aud Indiana ave,
WNs M. CALF & co.
2. E.-They are also the sole Wholesale Asen Is for
this District Of Hecker's Self Raising Flour and
Buckwbeat- declJm, ", I. I'm
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THE TRADES.

QOOKBINDIN6-Th LYo1rr BNDHRY employ
ID drst class Workmens and turns out superior
work It Il one Of tho oldest estabahmen ts In the
CITY. l0l2 Pa ave-. Sd door. octl
GIBSON BROTHKR&
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
- ZINE Printing . specially. -
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIlON SALES.
nUNoANsOe BROS. Aooaouesrs
WE WILL SELL OF
TUESDAY THIS era INSTANT. %
Ar IL A. n AID 7P.M..
Al STORE OF >. G0LDSTEIN 4 Co,
go PEsssrLv.HI. Arssgs,
THE REMAINING sioux OF JAwsLRY. xo..
TO ULO3E BUSINESS
In tia morning saIs We shall oHsr WITHOUT
RESERVE rooar;y's sts.aa Of .hs
DIRTY BOY"
And o! the finest
SHEFFIELD mspEaaNRs.
made b? piros
Also : rus 9erz ina DfAM)NDs
Af,er yilaposs CT ths stock. We ahal offer FIX
TURFS and one SAFE, with three combination
locks; c,ieinhl cost So. 600 1t
& BkNsINGER. Auct
PEREMPIOhY SALE OF HORSES
I will FELL at the Bazaar. No. $40 Louisiana N
ave. OH TUESDAY MUkNIS.4. JANUARY ~
borse 81 ard UH @
among which will be found some good drivers aud
pair large black Mules. New and Second hand
Snsaie"' Wagons sleishs, HaEsss &C. Anc,
nUNCANs0N BROS. Auetioneers.
IL 9th and D strests northwest.
G.HESH5 hdsKfS RAS W.
sToSE CHINA WARE. SHOW oa Hfs
% S9ThT dThA HA a1DBA hr aTGf5SS
At our salesrooms on TUESDAY. 4TH INSTANT.
it DUNoAssoN BROS. Auctionesrs.
by NRTUE OF DE0RsE OFTHE 81 -.--
M 5hb s., 4 publ. 4 aTsop won hs is
IT m m ontS 81 ~ TIT certain n real
G nd dasicr afu19 l,tr
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STEAMERS, &c.

STEAMERS, &c
EgOis Po3 OMAC RIVEH LANDINGS.
STEAMER THOMPSON,
Capt JOHN *. y ood built expressly ~g~s
for the Potomac River business, rEE8x
leaves 6th street nharf every HOl, sssss<Hsssssz
DAY. THURSDAY sud SATURDAY, Il Z O'Clock
H.. making the principal !2udiays IL taa river.
Fare cDd freighss at low est rates.
y. g. LOWELL, President
ocflS-3n l4l6 Z street.
Tube sTCAMIH ARRDyV5EIITR
g.. w .o iss ,,s re- soton SC Ferry Co
0. n, every
SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.
For az tbs POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS - Ia
.. Leon zrttovr and NOTini returning MGElAy
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
Fare aud Freight ct loves. rates
iyis-ly f. !. sTONf. purssr
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had News for Hyde Estate CiM~.
'hhiH HoPts oF A GskAr FORTUNE PROM rUu
OLD COUNTRY sHArTkKkp

fHhiR Hofts of Gsksr FORTUNE PROM rWs
OLD COUNTRY sHArTkKkp
The claimants OF the HYDE estate a, who~,
tnefe are number IA this section of courfrg
seem 10 have been chasing a will -the-wisn
w wnlVh mas now escaped them altogether Toe
New ofh Sssl OF yesterday contains long storv
OF TIE work OF Hon. Thomas A Logan. az GA
cinhai who was sent 10 England by the ii anil
Sch county heirs 10 hunt up the estate Mr..
logan has submitted his report In which
after stating that he was assured at the Amer,
can consulate that there was no SUCH estate
ne secs on 70 relate bis search for Il, aud SAYS
ne Whole Held was un,rodden \ found N a
labyrirth which I WAS compelled 90 exoiore In
o&IkrttS and ignorance. without a compass
ala WIN onstructions and confusion on ever
sloe | did explore II. nevertheless and now
that have done so. am reluctantly ana regret.
iullj forced 10 admit that ali they told me was
thliitis correct, ana that my search was un-
IIOnaDle, although not useless. afupr weals
OF conscientious aud assidious labor under ina
most Trying ciTcGmSIances. | hsye thorouyhIv
sst'sned myself that there is no fund nos In
me Bank OF England or the Court OF CAancerv
Ia The name OF liy de, or belonging by aes,enr
10 any numbers OF the various HYDE associa-
ions In Closing his report Mr.. Logan saws.
10 SHOW how Successfully this Business NJ
Claimlrg large estates Is carried on \ xouls
state mat while l was IA England another
American lawyer arrived there - claim another
tS'alS. lailtc AZ aoout three huudred millions
a. dollar; there WAS Also an English as soci ,tlon
eAl>tlns 10 recover amos her equal amount AMI
upon ms arfiN al here. in the FIRST nvwsnaoar
saw, Was an announcement concerning an-
other SUI posCd estate about eunal IN am punt
ana SIMILAR Ia circumstances TO yours ana 10
cthtIS. IL + evident at once that the sun,
clsi q Ter recovery LA these cases wouli alone
oaLkILpi any nation on earth. While INV mis-.
slon hss IoL been productive OF pecuniary
prort. yet think the result has been beneG ,.ai
u MAJ now be diiinitcly taken as a fixed fact
that the so called Hyde funi' does not exist
except ia the EcjioIs OF traditions aud tina
hopes oi The eNpectaDt recipients. L. Was
WORM. however. much more than the personal
outlsy Incurred by the individual members OF
SpffI "A snro =
an authoritative manner. such perplexity aud
oeluslVe anticipation. And what Is true OF tine
ftce luIu may be asserted generally 10 be
true OF all the similar funds trusts and est tte,
which are periodically and perststently adyer-
tiSed In this country and which are ken,
btiore the public for the sole benefit OF ner-
cCnery SrecnlaIOrS."
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TUHAHD LINE.
~ NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.

LANE ROUTE.
TIE cUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
ing At Cork Harb0ra
FROM PIER 40, n. B.. NEW YORK.
Psrthia. .-.. ed, Jan. iBothnia. Wed, Feb.
Scythia Wed. y Jan. PArthia .wed..9 Feb.
6sfa.ia Gsd 5s Jan Algeria Wed. 16 FEB.
And every Wednesday from New York.
,so Gun ann kAIks OF rAssAs1
Tickets TO Paris. SIS gold additional
Return tickets on favorable terme-
Eteercge ut very low rates. Storage tickets from
Lyerpool and Queenstown. aud Al other parts Of
Europe, IT lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden efven for Belfast GLASGOW.
Hayrn. Antwerp and other ports Oh the Continent
and Tor Mediterranean ports
For freight and passasre apply ct the Company
ctce, No. Bowling Green, or both ssserA3e and
cabin 70 OTIS BIGkLOW b CO.. COS 7th street
srS1 VERNON n. BROWN CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-03
.HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

I&NdOMaO DONLlNt EuctioneSr.
PROVED PROPERTY on THE EAST SIDE
Of The SEVENTH TREET TURNPIKE,
NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, BE-
T yI TkHMBULL STREET AND HOW
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme IA
Court. Of the District Of Columbia, passed fsHz
the 9th day Of January, 1880, in Equity .An.6
OauRe No 1854, wherein Oliver u. Ma9ruder is
complainant, and John W. Beall CT al. defendants
the UNDERSIGNED trustee will sell at AT O'CLOCK
P: NJ, ON eTH DAY oFJANCAsY. 1881, the following
hled IN the cause, VIZ: all that part Of
District Of Columbia, known as Mount Pleasant,
and being a part Of lot No. three CD, IN
the division o! said tract, which was allotted
to David feter said part or parcel of land FROM
on the eastern boundary Of the Seventh Street
Turnpike Leading to Rockville, and containing one
square scre OF land. bounded on the north by W.
D, Bealls purchase and on tbs south by that tract
provements 30; Said property was gu odivtded
into lots OF 50 to 81 feet front, with depth of 2OS
feet. ore Of said lots Is improved by large three
story brick dwelling and clubhouse.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
cash in hand, and the remainder in three equal
instruments, payable at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale, the aid deferred pay
ments bearing 1t the rate OF per cent per
annum from date Of sale. An conyeyancing at
Trustee Cut of the proceeds of sale A deposit Of
$50 on each lot required on day OF sale. II the
terms OF sale are not compiled with in ten days the
Trustee reserves the right to resell tho property at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
dec2O- d&tds HARVEY L. PAGE. Trustee