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From The Sword and The Pen.
Mrs. PartingtOn sat at the refectory table. her
face radiant with satisfaction. her bonnet hang
Ing by its strings from the back Of her chair; ard
herbeneyOlent spectacles contemplating the sur
rOundin@s
What will you be helped to-" whispered a
gentle voice in her ear
Il thank you. dear, for your polite attenua-
ton. she replied. looking benignlv upon the
charming attendant; Il will take, if you please
cup of oblOng tea. with milk and suIar-nOt
too sweet-and if you will be sure that it is not
wrote about. shall be much obliged"
How are you enjoying the fair!' asked Dr.
Spooner. as he dropped into vacant chair along
side OF her, somewhat 10 her surprise
II dare say" said she. as she scanned the list
of delcacies lying before her, that shall enjoy
IT with my tea. When one is decomposed bv
walking there is nothing like a cup of tea to
restore ne equal-abraham, and here is enough
10 sattlrate the appetite and give strength to
the eXasperated limbs. This is different. Doe
tor. from the poor soldiers fare. with only hard
tactics and the long roll to sustain them to saw
nothing of the avalanches; and how they could
stand it. it is hard to see"
II meant by my inquiry" said he, ''to learn
how You were enjoying the fair-the 'Bazaar'-
oesi"neu 10 secure home for disabled vet
erslils.
'Ah. = she replied. with fervor that seemed
To adj to the eNhalation from the decoction now
SET Deiore her. 1T Is grand display of patriot
Ism and donation for those who helped us in orr
hour OF need. when cOttOn-cioth was sixty cents
yard ana sugar thiry-three; and it has NV
warm corporation"
She went out with the doctor and made him
interest himself in many schemes for swelIin"
the fund.
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Some years ago Victor Hugo made an after
dinner speech in relation to tae possible future
OF Africa which was rdcucd cYea by the peo-
pie possessed OF an Intelligent imagination.
The ground which the treat poet took was that.
perhaps many centuries hence Africa would de-
yel0p a civilization Of her own as wonderful in
Its way as any civilization that has yet existed
Surely, it is not more remarkable t}at in course
OF time highly cultivated race should develop
from negroes than that human beings be evolved
from the Guadlumanl-ald the Iait az is Il theory
Almost universally accepted ut present hy the
scientific world It is net known whether the
project in contemplation by the French. OF
building railroad across the sahara viii have
any effect i'll fastening the realization Of Victor
HUGO dream. The idea is to construct road
of t:iiS Kind from the head-Waters OF the Nicer
TO the French possessions in Africa and then to
form q union with another railroad running east
from Senegal. There are numerous obstacles at
present in the way Of this project BENZ carried
out. 1t has long been cherished by the French
nation however. and there is every probability
that it will one day be fully carried out.
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! rol1i tft Austn {Iexas) Strings.
Charters for private corporations for profit
can be mad by simply preparing and fling them
after paying the fee fixed by law in the state
department. 1t is reported that charter for a
narrow-gauge railway to every point in Texas
has been recently filed. 1t calls to mind story
told by Swift Of q country parson in England
VINO was given to the use of very strong lam
guage for one Of his cloth. His clerk. who Was
allowed to nse his own discretion in the selec-
ton OF the hymn with which the services were
opened, had already on several successive SIM
days commenced with the one beginning: ..Ali
people that on earth do dwell" When he read
1t ont again on another Sunday the parson was
heard, in suppressed voice, to exclaim: 60
all people that on earth do dwell!> which saws
Swift, was the most comprehensive anathema
Of which he had ever heard.
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BuII Fight i'm n Texas Town.

FL Paso Dispatch to the Galveston News
About two thousand people gathered in the
emphitheater at PasO del Norte to-day to wit
Ness the bull fights. which have been extensively
advertised for several weeks throughout this
whole section of country. At o'clock p. III. a
large white bull was brought into the arena.
when four MeXicans, called ''banderllO." COM
menced waving ''mulita" or red flag In its
face and torturing it by plungine darts into its
head and neck. The animal ran aFOundthe ring
trying 10 escape and making no show of fight
and after half hour of the same sort of heroic
treatment the ''pcadorO" brought in a large
black bull, which was subjected to the same
brutal torture When he began to show evil
Gence of fight he was led out of the ring A
br,ndle animal was then brought in. He shared
the same treatment. and. showing no show of
fight. was turned out after half hours caper-
ing III the arena.
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PUBLIC SALE OF NAIUABLE IMPROVED PROP
SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING
BY virtue OF deed of trust bearing date on the -
- DAY of june A. D. 1872 and recorded Iiber LEI
666 folio 2's. &c, of the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia made to Mm III. Ward. his heirs and
assigns With power Of sale and conveyance by the said
"In H. Ward or his heirs, i'll of default in the
PAYMENT Of the certain pronssory note by the said deed
secured the undersigned sole heirsatlaw of the said
VIM H. Msrd now deceased at the request Of the hold
thereof VIII offer for sale at public auction in front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY,. the TWENTY FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER, ID. 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK
T. NJ the eastern half of Lot numbered five 90 square
numbered four hundred and fftysix t456 in the city
Of Washington. DC. with the improvements thereon
which consist ot threesory and back building Brick
House and Stable.
Terms of sale: One-third cash: the balance in one
and two with interest from day of sale the
fed payments 70 be secured 10y the notes of the pur-
chaser and deed of trust upon the property; or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser. 800 to be
paid down when the property is struck off. All con-
Neyancing at the cost OF purchaser. Terms
pied with in days otherwise the undersigned re-
se he rig ut to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defaTltiug purchaser.
NM. A. WARD.
NARY WARD JOYCE, Sole Heirs at Law
RpBT. II. WARD, of
ANNA WARD, VIM. II. Ward,
j. A. WARD, deceased.
FRANK NJ WARD,
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AT A YUCa i HALL.
4 Boston Man Describes His Iuftiatiov,
Into the Mysteries Of Dancing.

From the Boston Herald.
The same dazzling army of beautiful. Jewell
bedecked mestizd girls beamed upon us this
evening, as at the first dance. and soon all nv
friends were busy filling their books for the
dances. There was no prescribed STYLE of dress
for the men: some wore their shirts outside
huttering in the evening air. some wore them
inside. and some of the more aristocratic even
wore coats. but all wore their hats. Unobseryeti
in corner. was watching the strange cos
tunes. when the sharp eye of the General es-
pied me. from his chair of state beneath his own
portrait. draped in Mexican colors
Hi, Senior Federico, why are you not dane
ing2"
''Senor General. rdon't know how"
''Ies you do: you've rot To dance any way"
With that he approached me- and when tried
to dart through the crowd, caught aud led me
sterny back.
Here" reckoning to a lovely girl, ''comc.
my darling, and dance with q st70r eStrd7,Gego =
The girl came and stood in front of me- smil-
ing.
THAT is nv niece, the prettiest girl in the
room and the best dancer in the canton. Take
her now. and the Lord help you.'
Then explained that | never danced that a
lame duck in a ten-acre lot could waltz all
around me. 1t was of no use. He repeated
" There $ my niece: look at her -
True enough. there she was waiting for me
to take her out. Oh. she was a handsome girl
with regular features and shapely shoulders
and hung all around witrsgcld ornaments
Now. that girl couldn't understand word of
my language. but she must have seen that
didn't want to dance with her. But when the
music struck up she merely smiled and said
" FttIgOHost'
IoHonos is "come along.' but ] wouldn't
30. commenced to explain: - Senorita yo no
Sc this Kind Of dance. you know; il S all Greek
TO ME: Virginia reel. now, OF sailors horn
pipe. for instance, bat this" | never fin
lshed that sentence. for she advanced with fire
In her eye, and seized me about the waist and
SAID, IN decided manner, - IdG,OaOr!r' and /
r0n0used
Well, that young lady sailed all about me like
swan. Wtilie hoped up and down, stepped
on her skirt. and tyOd on her toes. she remained
as serene as a summer sky, pulled ne this way
and that. Whirlrd me round and rourd till | was
@iddy, and ended 10y tiinging ne iito ID seat
While the whole audience. who had remained
thundeIstruCk with awe and anaZe!Hent at my
War-dlnce. burst with loud cries oi = Itra Il
-iHleficQH0i'
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Ts5HoMAs BOWLING, Aucaoneer.

AND UNIMPROVFD PROPERTY IL The
COUNTY, NEAR THE CITY LIMITS.
1875 duly recoried ia Liner sS4 folio 2ao of the =
land records of the District of Columbia we vill-L
sil at nnbic auction. in front of the premises, Oh
DEtENBER, AID. 1881. COMMENCING AT TWO
O'CLOCK M. part Of the tract called Pleasant
property of the late John A. Purner subdiyided b, Us
under decree Of The supreme Court Of said District
IN Lqnity cause No Ss into lots numbered from one
% TO thirty six 600 inclusive according ID
corded subdivision. Twelve of these lots front on the
Iih street road eight on Nj Pleasant street. three re
the line OF the road TO Rock creek church. and The
Ter front forty foot road or street laid down o.,
said subdivision. The lots the eth street road have
front OF 80 ee ~ feet and 30 fee. by depth of 200
street have front of 81 feet by depth of 1870 feet or
ereabont except lot TO- which fronts 35 feet on said
said road street feet or thereabout on said
ro%d TO Rock creek church. There is a commodious
frame dwelling upon ot which lot has front feet
on Mt Pleasant street 10y deIL OF 200 feet the ether
lots on MI Pleasant street hayea similar depth with
front of 30 feet except lot which fronts las feet on
said street and 2l6 feet thereabout on the road TO
kock creek church The lots the eth street front viii
b first Offered then the lots ssd 40 foot road or
and lastly the dwelling hGuse lot. Pats of the sub
division sy be application To the auctoneer
or me trustees Some OF the street lots will be sold
Terms IF sale: One-thrd cash balance in three equal
instaiments at six, twelve aud eighteen months with
secured by deed of trust al cash at purchasers o-
on Deposit Of $50 each lot when sold Will he re-
CURED except for lot s. on which deposit of $3.50 viii
lie required All convey ancing and recording pur-
ciiascrs cost Ii the terms of sale fully
pied with in an! in five days from day of SALE the
the risk and cost of tine defaultng purchaser plrr
ehasers upon live days seInen in the Evening
CASPER WINDUS, ! trustees
d9-dts corner 18th ana ID streets northwest
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iffEAR-oLD GIRL sSUICIpE-Lulu Barnes
ai-year-old daughter of T. s. Barnes farmer
o. lamp township, near Des Moines. Iowa, COM
All. ''e9 suleiue py hanging Saturday morning
Mrs Barnes is a paralytic, and if was I.uIu;s
custom to do the morning housework. After
TIE completion OF her usual task SATURDAY.
morning, she went out to the carriape bouse
Where her body was found suspended from a
Oeiiin. Nothing unusual had been detected in
she girls demeanor, and no incentive tn the act
Is aRown. -
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BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On tlfIH STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
y AND X STREETS.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the eleventh, ~.
day OF June, Al ISL, and recorded in lberE ):
Ne. go; foh9 ST. ct seq.,s one Of the land IIA
de'~igned viii sell At puhlic auction, i'm front
of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER. A. ID. 1881. at POUR
NJ the following described real estate. situate in the
City OF Washington aud District of Columbia and
scr7beG as the south five feet front 10y derth OF lot
eleven, and the north forty feet front by its depth of
iot twelve IN square four hundred and seventy seven
tue same being improved by story Frame House.
Terms of sale &c follows The amount of the indebted.
neSS, with tie expenses Of sale, in cash and re-
nalEder in three months from day of SALE for which
me notes OF the purchaser: secured by deed of
trust on the property, viii be taken. A delosit
OF 500 VIII be required Of the purchaser at time
sale Conveyancing and recording at purchasers
If terms are not complied with DAYS the trustee
reserves the right TO resell at the risk ana cost of de-
faufg purchaser. upon giving FIVE days public notice
of such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington, DC. FRANK L. BROWNING, Trustee
dI5-dadbs Columbia Law Puil,Iipo
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M IOWA FARMER SHOT THROUGH WINDOW
Ludvlg Rheinschmidt. farmer of Washing on
township, near Des MOines Iowa sold some
horses last Friday and returned home with
n"hey. mat night, while standing by a table
IN his house, an effort was made To take his life
bs an assassin, who stationed himself at a win
a"w and fired. The ball hit Rheinschmidt i'm the
Iett breast below the heart, but striking rib
was detected. The surgeons have been unable
10 extract II and pronounce him i'm dangerous
conaItion saturday the Mcdonald brothers
We're arrested and lodged in Jail The evidence
~ s.id 10 be amply sufficient To convict them
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

L&0LET, Auctioneer.
PAWNbROkERS SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES.
Commencing MONDAY, DECEMBER TWELFTH.
1881. at SEWN p NJ, will sell at the National Loan
Office. 1907 It'll street and continuing until every
Pledge is disposed of, comprising
God aud Silver Watches,
Solid Gold and Plsted Chains,
Sets of Coral and Gold Jewelry,
Amythst Cameo and Turquoise RINGS,
Musical Instruments, Reyolyers
Plate and Plated Ware.
large assortment Of Gents Clothing. and manv
other articles too numerous Ia mention. di3-T
DAWNBROkERS SALE OF UNREDEEMED
Il PLEDGES,
Commencing SATURDAY, DECEMBER SEVEN
TEEN. ISL at SEVEN L. NJ large aud valuable col
lection OF Forfeited Pledges consisting Of Geld and Sill
Yer Watches. Diamonds large assortment AZ Gold Eins
Ladies' Jewelry. Gum Pistols. and other articles too
numerous to mention. +. SEIINGER,
Pawn and Loan Office, TS7 eth street u. W.
FOLEY. Auctioucer.
NB.-ssid sale viii lie continued Ca MONDAY. De
CEMBE& NINETEEN. Sale in the morning for L.
dies at Ten An. and SEWN T. NJ. and continue
I'll all the lots sold. dl5-9t
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Simple Tales for the Pleasure and
PrOfIt of the Nursery Brigade.

The Girl is Scratching her Back against the
Door. She has Been eating Buckwheat Cakes
Her Beau thinks she is Delicate, but he has
Never seen her Tackle plate of hot Cakes on a
Frosty Morning. Cakes had better Roost high
when she is Around. II we Were the Girl we
would wear Sand Paper lining in the Dress and
not be making Hair Brush out of the Poor
Door.
Here we Have Baby. It is composed of a
Bald Head and a pair of Lungs. One of the
Lungs takes rest while the Other runs the
Shop. One of Them is always on Deck all the
time. The Baby is a Bigger man than his
Mother. He likes to Walk around with his
Father at Night. The Father does Most of the
Walking and all OF the Swearing. Little Girls,
you will Never Know what 1t is to BE Father
Behold the Printer. He is hunting fora Pick
up of half Line. He has been hunting for Two
Hours. He could have set the half Line i'm two
seconds. but it is Matter of Principle with Him
never TO Set what he Can pick up The Printer
has Hard time. He has to Set type all Night
and Play pedro for the Beer all Day. We would
Like to be Printer were it not for the Night
Work.
This sorry Spectacle is a Plumber He is
re rged and Cold and Hungry. He is Very very
Poor. When You see him next spring he Will
be very, very rich. and will wear diamonds and
Bs9adcloth. His vile Takes III Washing now
b'li she will be able to Move in the first circles
~ liS iliie tue " Gather turns warm ana ram
sizes Bloom AGAIN!
Here we Have 4 Piece of Chewing Gum II
Is White and Svyeot Chow Il d, ,,-iIo onI sticl
il IN the Trn,lar Si,In of no tT,r,tol Eiaca M -
uirnd Ci,1 Nil, ell = IT,, 80 - - :,S
it,r ~ nv ~ i'i'te a''u 1h'M It d" nae
InNiseli ,t" tIieii III IL bdck- IL litlS way one
ItCt oi N'tht viii answer Tor Il Nh0te FalllI.
" hen the Gum is no Good. Put it in the Rock
tn sit rron '
1,ris ir :, ca, u 1 II, . ~.
- I'm i|"'Sn' ne ~ DE- hiaeh anu
u-'S' tiP - cfaNiiiG over the Ft'ioW 30 not
open. lie viii Crawl into y0ur Mouth and YOU
can Bite him in T,vc Tiis vii 'rnach hi,n IN
ha mora nisoron4 i, r,+,r -, y;i,
1 II! i u va ~ e Ds'''F ~ 'o"f't-
], rr-,,,a.,,,. - -. g,:,. r5.,,
zee ''i' A7'< ZIG
From tl,o f-i,,c;,,,.+i ,,.1c++a
~ '~'
2tW hlin put moment,
itt ilet!llukS see iiIia now,
WIN l09& OF resolution
y oh1i i ms manly prov,
il = C GiJ not say, "oh, gY2 me-
bGl, "IloW much io't an h0u,, SIR,
t3r FeinCiFCje?
\ JfUStY bicycle, mean" VIII" she. = maiden
lair,
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did WAITER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
.yREASURY DEPARTMENT.
4,

WASHINGTON, DC, December 1881
On WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF
DECEMBER 1881, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON tie
Treasury DEPARTMENT viii sell White Lot south
trent of treasury building, large accumulation OF u
serYiceable Government rolerty consisting of Desks
Tables, Chairs CARPETS and othcr articles.
- J. T. POW Err Chief Clerk.
III MANSON BROS. AuCtS. decia. 20
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LADIES' GOODS.

MIME. Won BRANDS,
IN MODESTO
913 Pennsylvania DemIsey's Stationery Stars
Formerly with Lord 4 Taylor. New York, and VIM
Barr * Co., 1t. Louis.
Evening Dresses: Bridal Trousseaus q srecialty.
Coaks, Dolmans and Suits: all made at the shorffst
guaranteed. no6-6na
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TO-Ai0R ROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS * CO.. Auctioneers

HANDSOME PAPLoR SUITE UPHOI STTRFD IN
Plush, SPkING BACK BROWN PLUSH PUFF
lNGS; ELEGANT LANBREQUINS AND LACE
CURTAINS: HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITE, VERY COSTLY; SWISS CHAIR, BEAU
IlflL LILY INLAip. HEAVILY CARVED VI. L.
CENTER TABLES. ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT
HALL Sill, EASY CHAIRS, PARLOR SUITE
IpHoIsSIERED IN REP CHRON0S AND I'm
GRANINGS, HANDSOME MARBLE TOP BOUF-
II HEAVILY CARVED, EXTENSION TABLE
AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS. SCREENS, v AI-
~ NAIDEOBES. BLACK WALNUT BED
SitADS, Bt REAIS AND NASHSrANDS, HAIR.
ElSk AND COTTON ToPNATTRFSSFS BED
DING; CHINA. GLASS AND CROCKFkY WARE,
AND ASSpETMENr OF SIINERNARE, BRITS-
SIS IhtEE-PLl AND INGRAM CARPETS,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
On WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER TWENTY. FIRST
ISL. coinInercng at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall
sell ut residence No 6lo I'd northwest the above
assortment of household effects 10 which We call file al
tenon of yers.
did WALTER e. WILLIAMS & on suc.s
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FINANCIAL.

4 Ii OPERATIONS ~ STOCKS. BONDS GRAIN
- aIio ttoNislons conducted commission.
or fraNleges secured at ths closest rates
ontahaote from respossih'e parties
r.s Dnash, ana Carr1ed on ~ -er cent maryfn
tsvyhSl orders executed clcse to the market lny
one prchasng Privileges through as "a 49, Az. 800.
a. MARVIN IN case they show a mont 49, ~ ~
Let of Rates and distances on Pnts .us ana c-.a.
seit frtf on siIlcztion 1919 ""~ "iio%"ts
=. MiCHkLor a CO, a. B-naa g. New yors
Sniesso house, 4. A. BEERS a Co, lie Ia sslle "A
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boy living in Bangor. Me-. is i've wears old
AID weighs less than Six pounds
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g BENSISGEE, Auctioneer,
Ne Horse and Carriage Bazaar
93S $40 942 Louisiana avenue
PEREMPTOEE SALE OF TEN HEAD OF HORSES.
i will sell on THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
IMkNl1 SECOND, 1881, commencing at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK. at the Bazaar, Ten Head of Horses, belong
ing TO the Herdic Cab Company.
Amongst them will lie found good work horses and
one pair Mustang Ponies well broke TO harness.
Also,
One pair quick Draueht Mules Sc &C.
-dl93t s. BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
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4 sHARJLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING OR
GARDENING LOTS AT UNIONTOWN, DC.
will sell at public auction. i'll front of the premises
ON THURSDAY. DECEMBER TWENTY SECOND,
1881, at THREE O'CLOCK PM, Lots 3I4 3l5, 33i
and 333: said lots being Harrison street. opposite
Anacostia road.
dli -d&dbs J. Il. GOODWILL. Auct
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one parehasns PRIVILEGES through as can nse sle .ss
se M f 6, rsss and distances on Puts Calls and Spreads
''' i i', M n,' ri Ine $40 s 90
STniSsso house T. A. BEERS CO.. Tia La sale e.
NEW YORK.
LACKAwANNA
WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE
SIX PER CENT
BONDS OF 1921
INTEREST PAYABLE SEMI ANNrarry r-nov
THE FIRST DAYS or JANUARY AID july
- be road forms with the Delaware Iackawnuna .na
NEw 9 tii " 10 Buf ia ION
The Mostgage is frst lien ulon the eQui,rnent N
well as upon the Road. For sale ly
l.. J. a c. II. SMITH.
STOCK BROKERS
"o-In 50 Wall Street. New YORK.
pRlvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK
Ii. II. DODGE.
Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bou. IND
Sold ON Commission.
No. $50 18TH STREET. tcoRcoRAN BUILDING,
Agency for Prince and Whitley. stock Brokers.
CA BROADWAY. NEW YonK.
Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York. Boston aud Washington Orders executed On tho
New York Stock Exchange at eighth of one per cent
commission, Private and direct telegraph wires 10
baitlnore Philadelphia New York and Boston through
which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges
ID those cities and reported back PROMPTLY Quotations.
oil Stocks and Bonds and information regarding the
Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di-
rect from the New York Stock Exchanre nj
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The MODEL FAST, AND THE ONLY LINE
$780,, BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER, STl,EI.
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No. $50 18th STREET. tcoRCoRAN BUILDING,
Agency for Prince and Whitley. stock Brokers'
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Al, m ny mOokfng hugh went IN.
1t was fateful day
The maiden hliied an Elm street car,
Aai silently rOae aW.y
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Ii. II. DODGE.

BONDS Stocks and Investment Securities Boulil md
Sold ON Commission.
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NEW YORK.
>RIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES

BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
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Telegram from Cheyenne, W. T.. last night
rays: Chung Tsao Iu. the new Chinese minis
Ter TO the United States. and party. passed
through here en- route Tor Washington this
afternoon Three OF the party 20 TO Spain to
represent China there