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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD

.5Al liHoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAsTLINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
EEAsT AND TIE sT VEST, VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANsEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE kFFKgT WEDNESDAY,.
DECEMBER !, IoSO.
fi5o-ocaso. Cincinnati and 81. I6n.s Tas. Kx
8 Baltimore. El,cctt City sad way stations
70 a0eBaltnore Express.
strssbprE, Winchester. HssoTstoan and way.
S. .ad ' 2s Es E ssen.
for HASerstown AID At Point OF locks for
s.Do-New YCrk PhTsdelphis snd Boston Express
ts-OV-Cn tuhosy only for Baltimore. Annapolis
iO.0oc,RaltI1ore EIprsss; tstops at Hy.t.syille.
Coilese. 8eitsyiiie, Lsnrsl, Annapolis juno
TIC 46DPitts6ursh. --t Ghicaso' ' Cincinnati and
Louis EIpress-
Il. loSEalsno-e EHicott CITY. Annapolis aud Way
q .2eQn sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
ia ss-Ne. YorE. Philsdelpnis and Boston EXPIRES.
S-aLBslhtocre and Way Stations. Winchester,
prsds-ick. Raserstown aid Way. via
kSo-BaitiIuore, Hysttsv!ue snd L.urel Ex
press fEedeEtck, Wis Relay. stops at Anna
4.4b-Po:nt Of Rocks, Frederick. Ha9erstown.
to PsB 81 R sEa W,y ssshs con sgpd'
44o~Bsit more. Annapolis sSd Way sss SIty
f5-4b- Ptusds. phia and Baltimore Express Mar
t.n11sb.Ts and Way via Relay. Stops at Hyasts
s-Oe-POin. Of Rocks and Way Stations.
Sb sin1S7s am. and L saS s1Fsss,
tS. 69-PttsbUrg, Cincir nsd and ST. Louis R<prr.s
9.4sB.I emore. Hyattsv,ue and Lsnrel hIpTass
fl0Oo-Nex lori, Philadelphis ana Boston EZ-
isl Sleeping Car to Phila delphi.-
fDaly. .Sunday only Other trains daily sx.
cept Eunday.
AL trains ssop at Relay Staten.
For further information aPriy - tire Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices Washington Station Sad
6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner I4th
street. where orders viii be taken for baggage 70 be
checked snd received st any POINT In the city
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GH0rLIsH UhDBRTAkKRs IN NBw loRK.-The
New crk HeF0,d exposes tho practices OF IN.
OtTtakerS Ia that city. who, after collecting
money for opening graves In cemeteries by thIs
parents OF dead children, dispose OF the o dies
ty selling them 10 the colleges, or throw them
upon the commissioners OF charities and cor
rection for interment In pauper grave. one
case is given where the poor parents OF a child
had procured rosewood caSSet In q veritah,e
PEG or satln ana laceS. To save the eX pense OF
hiiing carriages 10 follow lJ to the cemetery,
the casket was entrusted 20 al undertaken 20
Inter lt la the grave already paid for but the
next DAY the same infant was found ia mac
car0ni box. the c2sket and all its nnery gone
ard Its destination was pauper'S grave. The
parents, believing that the undertaken had per-
formed his part OF the contract. probably wa
tered the earth In the family plot with their
tears, and planted eVergreens ana roses about
II out OK loving respect for the family Olive
branch SO prelnsturely hurried into another
would
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BARONESS BCHDKrT- CaCTrS' DoG.-Baronas5
Burdett-Coutts Is usually accompanied by a
Leautllul colley dog, whica is a gift from Mr.
Henry Irving, and which has a little hisiory'
The actor was one day driving over the Braemar
moons, when be lost his skye terrier, which had
been frcttiEg along behind his trap He got
down to look forit directing the driver to 90 on
with the trap. or the moor he met shepherd
with ccliey, and the man, when told OF tue
actors loss, offered TO fad the terrier. AT q
word from him the coIley dafted Oil, and after
an absence OF ten minutes returned. Where
is he?' asked the shepherd; and the dog, lifting
one paw, pointed in tae direction OF the rol1.
''He has gone after the trap the shepherd
ircTeduloue, returned TO the road. and. coming
up with the trap, found hts little favorlte
awaiting lis arrival. He bought the colley at
the moderate price OF fifteen guinea9, and On
bis return TO town presented &c TO the baroness, -
RDSfru 71d0SCyfDt
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A HARD WINTER IN NEW ORLgANs.-Tne fol-
loving is an extract from letter dated New
orleans, January 2Ith -" We have had deep
snow here. 1t showed for tKenty-four hours
and mas been freezing ever S'lce until oday
NC business was done on M0nd4y. Young m6n
and ole, boys and girlS, Kept UP snow. , Hing
unil late at nigh. We fear all the orange
ueeS are dead. We have STOW BOW four inches
Gtep IN the yard, which fell from the roo, The
stree e are deep Ia gpiiIeS that for nearly two
nlontbs 90 vehicle has passed through our
Sueets Without begging over the hubs Coal
anu w ga are delivered at the nearest corner ac-
cGssloe. aud then wheeled in barrows to the
n0i SEES. Some streets are IQuch worse tban
Ours. ard are Chained or blocked across so as
10 keep drivers from yentuifng 10. We have
ha1 heavy rains for several months. Our City
Gdfr lars, instead OF Spending the taxes on
TIE Under drainage OF the city, pocket the
money. Private subscriptions have 10 be made
10 assist the sanitaltans % do some work. Coal
Is eighty cents barrel. The poor suffer. be
cause fire is a luxury which draws the money
frCm tue necessities. The public school teach
erS are not paid. Some benevolent man this
week arranged to give them some money"
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Telegraph Consolidation Com,,.,e.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF TEE W. e. CosPANy
The Western Union Telegraph company has
made public announcement that the company
has taken possession OF the lines, properties.
rights and privileges OF the American Union
Telegraph company, and OF the Atlantic ana
Pacifie Telegraph company. David Bates has
been duly appointed agent CT the Western
| mon company, and general manager OF the
ard rights turned over by the American Union
telegraph company. and Albert Il. Chandler
mas been duly appointed agent OF the Western
DION company, anu general manager or the
properties and rights turned over by the At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph company until
fnrthtr notice OF q concentration OF man ace
ment. All officers and employees OF either OF
said companies viii De retained 10 the service
CT the company until further notice. and All
business done and revenues accrIlng In the
operation OF said lines VIII be reported ana
turned over TO the Western Union company.
Meetings or the stockholders OF the Western
Union Telegraph company, American Union
Telegraph company and Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph company were he'd 10 New York
yesterday. and the agreement entered into by
the directors OF said companies on January 10
ISL, for the consolidation OF said companies
was ratified, and the Western mon Telegraph
company, through Mr. john Van Horn, vice
president, took formal possession OF the Amer
lean Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegram
companies; and last evening the signs and
blanks O! The Western Union Telegraph com.
pany were being substituted for those used
heretofore by the other two companies
OPPOSITION LINES.
Ii is officially announceI by the American
RAPID Telegraph company that the Hon. Mar
snail Jewell, Hon. Benjamin II. BTistoS and
eX-Gioy. Alexander III Rice, OF Mass have
been added 10 its bjard OF directors. Tae com
panY Is Low contracting for the extension OF
It's lines 10 all the principal cities OF the atei
states. from Portland Ia the east TO Kansas
City, Omaha, In the west, aad the work viii
b vigorously pushed 10 completion. Tt is now
doing business between Boston and Washing
ton and intermFcat ate elites, ana win open Z
other points as far as possible.
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SUIT AGAINST JAMES GORDON BENNETT
JuStinia PeariStone began about ten years ago.
IN the court OF common pleas or New York an
action against James Gordon Bennett to recover
damages for an alleged assault made upoa her
While employed in his household. Tle case
was uied beIore referee and judgment was
given FOR Mr. Bennett. Mr.. Bennett however
gave subsequently s, 0Go 70 the plaIntiff Ia
oIder to lld himself OF her, as Is alleged by hfs
attorney, John Townshend and she executed
IN return release OF all her claims against
hin. She began, notwithstanding the release
another ac- ion. Calming that the judgment by
the referee had been prcC'ifei by fraud. The
Case Is as tried hJ Judge Z. Z. Daily who set
aside the former Judgment. an appeal was
taken and IS NOW pending Before the general
tenn CT the court Of cC'GalCn pleas As the
Plaintiff was dissatisfied 4 the delay, her at.
Icrney moved 60 have The case put upon the
jury trial calendar. Mr.. Bennett opposed tue
motion. and Indse j. +. Diiy granted ycstar-
day stay u proceedings upon the tnter,ocu.
tory Judgment, ana denied the notion to nut
the case on the calendar
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1901 THE GREAT 10 OF
1OC1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE i . y i

Il.
Double Track. Steel ikaiis.
SPLISDID sCENzRY. MAGNIFICENT EoUIPMEN1
TRAINS LIVE EftEo E iAESsH$ l ssn psDo,
corner o. SIXTH and b streets. as follows:
seep1g cars 10 iontssi IG snd 9 Ghicas6y 10 Sc
IN Gsi,y With 3, seeptns OsFs from HsrsbuEs
EhIffI d A aNe 20 P6ro g s5i RSHsfigo.p
Win Pario9 Car to Wsssini and me MOTH 1 5.
SOUH. 10 daily, except sunday 9 30 y IN. daily,
s1cer: sa..rday. with PAsoe Cars TO o,nsndai-
For Wilianlsrort, Lock Haven snd Elr,ira at lO:se
For ses S ScTl and stf tEs s sas
2 .nG d m OF 81 sas s. Pss s59 s
For BrookiyI n. =. al thrc::-S i-.ins connect At
erssst 1 s t9s sSs.s e g s
Tug dou be tsrriase scross Sew YORK city.
For Pnlsc sig,hots; 500 an. 1890 am 2;so,
ard 1850 7 m. Limited Express. 80 m.
For Isliinn6s-, 40. 600. s:sc, 1880 an, and
$50, 4.eo. 30. $40. $50 and 10 :cg Z. N. On
Sunday. SO. 1880 SIN. 2:3o. $40. ESQ sad
For f9pss Greek Line. CSC sm and 4.4o pm.
- ds,ly: e5ee9t Sunday
ALE2as Si5..- AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For A. ae3iris. 60 2 :2e go snd Il;2osn.
Day at 7;Co. 40. II 90 and il 10 an. and soc
For Bichn,o ord aud the south TOO aaa IL 90 4. N.
Trains 4 IA for ss1 siis1 saaa
pm9,;.nd u 90 midnisht on Sunday Il sos.
sonnOd.toIs can be procnrsd ;, the oshcss. north.
eat corner q iStn street and Pennsyyania .yenue
checEnE OF baggage 70 destination from hotels and
l. p: FARMER. General PASSENGER Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov1s
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FIREIBN FROZEN TO THE LApDERS-N 3
O'Clock yesterday morning, when the mercury
had fallen to degrees below zero. the flreman
ID Newark haG 10 fight fire Ia the box factory
or i. u. Pedde u Co. 5 trunk making est ablISh-
menf. The flames were C0nnned 10 the third
and fourth stories, and caused about 81 900
damage About sixty men VIII be our OF en-
ployment until the building can be repaired.
Ine Ufemen suffered severely IRON the cold
Several OF them were frozen last TO toe ladders
against the building and could not get free
until THEN clothing Vas cut AWAY. i. Sta
Att.
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fS1HOMAS DOWLlNG, AuctioEeer.
IMPORTANT ART SALE
FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY 10. IL AND II.
AT AND 8 O'CLOCK P. NJ. EACH DAY.
We sbal sell IT public auction about 200 fine org
insi Oil Paintings by celebrated European
and American Artists. comprising
LANDSCAPES.
MARINE VIEWS.
FIGURES. FISH, Etc ETC,
FRs NJ s. JOBSSON'S ART GALLERY,
IN BOSTON, MASS.
A few If the Artists represented:
NJ ": L. M S2nntag N T. {sa Hamilton. decd;
+. D. iowis, ihiS. Franc asss ae&. ra so.t,n
Franz D Briscoa, Phila VIM Pearson, BostSn.
W W. lowell, FhiIa. d. de Bois. Boston
richards, Phiia. T.. Eriuan Drlsse dorf.
Roland Cope. decd U. Hayden. Munich.
And many others too numerous 10 mention in an
advertisement
J. he exhibition will commence On MONDAY AZ
IhkNcON ana a., continue until the sale, day aud
site Mermlsyr ltel. the residence is;ely used for
'Ne & - i''AH f THUMAa DOWNING, Aueronssr.
ii. b. LATIAiEk wi conduct the sale feb3
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. AuCtioneers.
ART SALE
IMPOR TANT
THE GALE COLLECTION.
FINE III PAINTINGS,
IRON HIS GALLER1Es, No. I'LL CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Now ON EXHIBITION AT
MARINr5 Hall,
h t1REEf, BETWEEN 9TH And 10TH,
DAY ASp EVENING till time of sale,
which takes place
MOHDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS,
FEBRUARY I'm. STH and 9TH, AT O'CLOCK
We slIa not enter into Diet Ills upon the merits of
this Collection. We have only to remind our art
oHlne t,Zcts OF the one Id here by Mr.. B. Scott,
iet1-a MaLIER B WILLIAMS & co.. Aucts.
fE7HOs. e. WAGGA Ian. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT, No. 1885, ON NINETEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
Ey virtue OF deed Of trust given to us, SuA
ana an: duly recorded IN ibsr No; 9l9. folio 80
l25. one of the land records in the District A1&.
OF Columbia. we will sell ia front of the premises,
on WEDNESDAY,. THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
parcel OF ground and premises situated in the city
oil Nash1nktn n In the District of Columbia, tae
same being de ignated and described as all of Lot
two (22.) twenty three t25) and twenty four. In
Fardon's subdivision of Square numbered one
viii be subject to prior deed of trust recorded In
liber No 9l9 folioa u, e. and 63.
Terms Of sale: The purchaser to assume the
prior deed OF trust and interest, and to pay one
hundred dollars cash on day of sale, and the bal
arcs in monthly insta meHts at per cent interest,
are not complied with in five days, the property
viii be resold at risk OF purchaser.
f sIttf 5. aLG Ii ssnir8' Trustees.
f6b2 4, IL, 14&l6
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DIED.

EYEss. On Tuesday, the st Of February. 1881,
John ". ENRNs, son Of Walter aud Mary r
EYeps, late OF Virginia. Aged 81 years and
months.
Tuueral fre,n his late resderce, 2.07 X street
northwest Sunday, February @, az O'Clock p. M.
baltimore p8pere pleake copy.
FREEMAN. At Cornwall. Penn, Thursdsy
February Sd. 1881, ELIzABETH p, xife OF wiIism
Browne.
HAMILTON. At p. IN Thursday. February
80 lesl, or apeP'exy, ROBERT HAMILTON. In the
sixty sixth year II his age.
he funeral viii take Ilace from Christ church,
rect. between Sixth ard Seventh streets south
cart, Saturday. February tn, at =. m. Friends
ana relatives are respectfully invited to sttsld.
Thompson Ia this city. on the morning Of
February "a, 1881, of heart disease, MARY q.
THOMPSON, wife of John b. Thorn s'son. In the
tbirty SIKH year Of her age.
Ihe Lerat will take place from her husbands
residence, 1880 Fourteenth street northwest, on
sunday after noon at 2o':lcck e
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MRS. SHErFARD OF whitevale, Ont. had a
qnick, b1d temper. Her son. aged ten. e1raged
c2gbt up revolver and shot him. Seeing thar
be was dead, she was oyerwhalmed with re-
morse, and resolved upon suicide. First, hoe-
yer, she killed her baby. Then she cut her own
throat. but lived long enough 70 tell the story.
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THE WBITTAKgR COURT NJ ARTrAL-ifter a ra.
cess OF two weeks the court-Inartial for the
tiidl OF Cadet j. c. Whitaker reasSembled In
cajlcns were read, and Whitaker plead not
guilty. Fred. q. HOdgSoD, OF the first class
west Point Academy, gave testimony substan,
ueiiy as given heretofore. Several new experts
ia handwriting are TO be examined in the c6nrse
or the trial.
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TIE SEVEN WONDERS OF rag WonLn ac.ording

THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD according
to MaSsas hHsettS: wonder when Washingtoni5
monument Will be niShc1,-Wonder IL Mother
ShfpUon's prophecy WIN come true Wonder
Il Ben Butter VIII ever be elected governor OF
Massachusetts,, wonder II Nennor Is going 10
let up on US this winter Wonder II Congress
expects 70 float a bond al 3 per cert Wonder
Il the Mystic wafer viii be served 10 US Ia the
form OF vegetable soup next summer, as usual
Wonder how Daniel Pratt lives.
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The TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE took 6 recess for
Ten GAYS Yesterday. after appointing a commit
tee TO investigate charges OF bribery and cor
ruption against members in the election OF a
comptroller and treasurer. Among the Wit
nesSes Is Congressman L. c. Houk.
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The receipts OF Sarah BernhSrdt's i've pero--
maIces In Cincinnati foot up fl6,05S 80.
While workrnen were engaged in tearing down
an Gid frame building Ia Memphis, yesterday.
the structure fell In. killing c0l0red gill and
severely injgring two other coiored people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

general GRANT.-The Illinois house OF dele
gates Yesterday passed, by strict party vote
OF ~ 10 81, resolutions favorihg the bill for
placing General Grant ca the retired list a, the
army, With the rank of general
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n" RICHMOND BIGAMIoT.-oscar E. Perrigo
W. arm, @'tld for tlial al Richmond Va yester-
GaT ~. tha ,n zoe q marrying a lady Ia that
city, While he had TWO other WV "Nths' oAe
In Boston and another In Nebraska.
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TwBETY-SIx FAMILIES BURNED QUA Ire
yesterday In block Of teneI ant houses al East
Boston, owned by Andrew Potter. badly dam.
aged eight OF them. causing a loss OF about
S2u, eco: insured. Some tTenty-SiX families
were turned out OF their homes, bat saved moss
Ct their furniture. The cause OF the Gre gaS 4
dereCTiy, RUG,
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CoLoRED LYNCBERs FoLED.-A large number
OF colUIed soldiers ar Fort Concho Texas COM
RACES OF Watkins, who was killed recently by a
man named McCarthy, leFt the fort Tuesday
night, went to St Angelo and surrounded q
hotel where Ii was supposed Mccarthy was de-
!alhed. intending TO lynch him. He was not
!he1e however, and shortly after guard from
away.
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4 CHICAGO THEATER Observation-Disclosures
Hail. Nos. IS and Isl 22i street Chicago. the
'front.' portion OF which vas occupied by lodges
was burned yesterday. Tie hall. which had
recently been re1tte1 and christeued The Park
Theater," was occupied o. Fred Hooker / 90.
TIE loss to tie theater, in chairs upholstery
and scenery, Is q little over S7.5ee. Toe bIili-
ing cost $4,000, b1t has been offeres FOR sale at
$50 600, and tie loss on Il is estimated n s 00j
The loss On the household furniture, libraries
PAINTINGS etc. Is * 0fl
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AUCTION SALES.


/ WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
A ssf is eE 5gss S1spH
On SATURDAY. FEsnGAR1 sra. At 1en
ture. Carpets, Hair and Husk Mattresses; III
also several Brussels CARPETS. by order Of the Gov
it WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 90. Aucts
FTHoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
REGULAR SAFE OF HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
TUBE An D LARGE LIT OF JEWELRY.
sAIURpAY, FEBRUARY 9TH. 1881. com-n
vii &c added a lot of Clothing. several IN
Casks Of orochefy. H THos.s Doy11na III
" ALFEh 3. WILlIAMs CO.. AaoaonssTs.
TRIs1EE's SALE OF THE CONTENTS OF
sYivANiA AYENHE,o BsrW We eS1 s shHTS
sMD skyENTH sTKEETs. N1HTHWEsT
Rkoo oas. IN ALL ABOUT TWENTY
by si 5ssh Of deed esas Of trust dated Nom
in Liber No 909, foin s4s, ct seq. one Of the
l nd reco I'd for ashiDpton county, d. g and M
% Snbc Of the party Secured thsrs6 shall
DAY. FEBRUARY 10TH, A. ID. 1881. AT 10 O'CLOCK
AN al The goods mentioned in Schedule marked
Walnut Gas,abeE sq,,es nottase Fur .turs;
Hail oio n scfas ard Chairs:
Wslhut Extension tables;
ha ct, an. 3a"Ef 9sEf Tables sdsb''rd'
Stair Plates: Mattre SEES; Blankets;
pre- ads; Bedding Heating stoves;
grain Uarpe 3: Lounge; Plated Ware;
Ctiut. q as ano Crockery Ware;
NO ~ Iro do Coax Stove;
Office stove, Furniture. sc
H chen Utensil,. I'D rusuy other articles mem
Led in Schedule, TOO numerous 10 enunierate.
RICHARD T PARKER. Trustee
feb4-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS 81 90. A'c
z 7. COLDWELL, Auctioleer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A yALUBLE BUSINESS
CORNER AND DWELLING. BEING No. 900
II STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated June l, IL
1875, and recorded IN Liber Te9, fol. 8. one YNE3
OF the laDd records for washington county, -A1.B.
District of Columbia, and at tue written request
of the party in interest and thereby secured. we
will SELL at public lion, in front Of the premises
on WkDhES AY, THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
ID. 1881. AT O'CLOCK NJ. all OF lot Rumbere
thrice N3). iu Lancktou 5 subdivision of equsre
numbered nine hundred and thirty three (933),
improved by twO-stOry DIV cling with storerooms.
Terms Of sale; By the covenants Of the deed of
trust the terms OF sale, for the indeb.ednss $50.
months thereafter with interest. Ths trustees,
however, are authorized to modify the terms on
the day oil safe SO as to allow ample aud reasonable
time for the deferred payments, should such modi-
hcation be desired by any purchaser. One hun
dred dollars sha be paid down when the property
is knocked Off All c0nveyancin3 at purchasers
cost Settlements TO be made within ten days after
Sale or plcpsrty resold.
lLFEbD II. LEE. ii"'
feb4,7 ,l1,l..l5
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Three men attempted to outrage Miss Georgi-
anna Humblet, an accomplished young lady OF
cut by q mob and hanged and their bodies
thrown In the river.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING".
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

AN UNRIvAIED COLLECTION OF JAPANEgE
Art TREAsTRES, COMPRiSfNei sifPERR
SPECIMENs OF OH HIZEN, SATZMA, KIO 70,
kAsAo iSH4 siH tIRWSE sMMI,aIvMIA
gully DECORATED. MAGNIFICENT ULOI-
SOME EMAMELs, ELEGANT CABINE rs,
ERR GOLD LACQUERS, ARTISTIC BRONZE rs
INLAIp WITH GOLD AND SILVER sPECI-
P0TIEkI BEAU IIFULLY CARY Sd iVO-
his; MOST ELEG 2NTLY EMBROIDERED
SILkS &C. CAhEFULLY SELECrE BY A
JAPANESE FXPERr. AND ACKNOwLEDGED
"a 1ONNQlsSEIE S TO BE THE MOST VAL
LIABLE AND CHOICE COLLECTION EVER
EhOUGBT TO THIS COUNTRY.
Inc Thoie viii he sold without reserve on
MEDNESDAf, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY AZ
TERNO0Ns at 80. and EyENINGS at 7.30
O'CLOCK, February 2 and 4, In the reside ce form.
eriy ueed as Clob HouRe, and mOr- recently used
ier the Art Loan Exhibit n. southeast corner OF
18th and il streets No. 731. opposite Wormleys.
Goods now on exhibition.
House comfortably heated.
jan 2S-d&ds THOM IS BOWLING, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

HEAVY RAINS occurred in san Francisco AMI
other parts Of California yesterday, and further
damage is reported by lloods. Tue city OF sac
and it was expected would be flooded. unless
the waters subsidized much more rapidly than
was anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

BABY Observation-Disclosures Brown
had distressing case Of infantile depravity be-
Iore him yesterday. James McGunn, a bright
little boy OF 10 years, was brought into the
9th precinct, on the charge OF being one or a
party OF lads who for some time past have made
practice OF stopping boys In ths neighbour.
hood OF oath street and Paramount avenue and
robb.ng them OF whatever articles OF value they
happen to have. McGunn was committed 10
DrisOn.-PhfFa. Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-04

\ Son ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HenIrieks
al old farmer near gaTk Ohio havint
reached the age OF =, ana becoming very in
MN, aoout two years since daaded 30 his son
one hundred acres Of farm land. the consider
alton being that he was TO have comfort able
1000 anC shelter for the balance OF his lille aud
decent burial st his death. From all aeco ints
Old man, and not only failed 20 keep the agree
ment, but took steps Co have him removed to
the poor house. On sunday last young II en-
dlfcks, influenced oy the threats OF his Wlfe-to
the effect that unless the Old man left she
would-compelled his father to leave. The Old
man. With bare feet and scantily Clothed. set
out, ard walked half a mile to a neighbours
house. where he was taken in with his feet
frozen and terribly swollen. The Indignation
bis conduct aroused among the neignborStn
duced the ungrateful sou to take his father
home again. Legal proceedings are TO be In
stituted TO set aside the deed AMI restore to tue
father the property he had acquired by q life
time OF toll.