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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-06

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-06
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-06

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-06

1867 Canning Int gstrase soa $285. SOC
NJ Gafraeeu fur asenieu. ipwie Ratea fiji
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
Wall Ntreet TO.Dax.

NEW YORK, January 3I.-The Posfs financial an
tlcle 40 p. m. editionl says: At the stock ex-
change Us. bonds are = lower for the As and Y
lower Tor the Az s and extended SIS. and n for the
extended 6'S- southern states bonds are down
lLalM. Rallrt ali bonds are down i4a2 per cent.
TIE latter Boston. Hartford and Erie firsts To 81.
The net result II the fiuctuatons far to-day In
the stock market is an advance OF La1 In the
active list and decline OF halls. in the r. Inainder
tie latter Ohio and Mississippi TO 3d. The
speculation is uncertain In tome Many OF
the stock people expo, ted that a large
gold shipment would he made to-day. and
that the bank or England rate would he
put up TOT per cent, and that prices here would
drop further. Finding that they were In error
they have been steady buyers ca stocks, mainly I'd
cover shorts put out yestsrliy or last week. In
addition 10 this support the market has had the
sustaining influence of several large SPECTATORS.
who were apparently getting ready for a big bull
movement, and whom the foreign news caught
with large holdings In the local money
market the quotation tor call loans II $40 per cent
on stocks Other quotations are unchanged, but
there il more anxiety 10 get time money, Tor which
per cent Is bid. The L. =. subtrcasury was
debtor at the clearing house this morning In the
sum OF s33,977.s4. The foreign bankers are cob
lecttng specie deposits I'm their respective banks,
double eagles 50 as Ia have them ready for slip
ment when needed The market for foreign exc
change while quiet Is strong at rates which Wat.
rant gold exports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31

FT'HE GREAT
TO THE NORTH. WEsT AND SOUTHWEST.
STEEL FA kFfr sasfaEF sS 1 EQUIPMENT
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. FROM STATION. CoREEn
For and afR CHICO as sd Express
Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars at 9:3oa. M.
aa s1s f Fas I He so daily with Seegns
FFasT6 So, 80 p H. daily with Palace Cars to
fiS 5G5 n5 "a S ksiLRoAD
i dl9 sxcsnt bInao Hl ps1s I'D ?;
For williamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. at $50 g.
FOR New Yors and the East. 800 am 1890 am.
go and d E3 9n su1 of haG
Tor Cars. $50 a. m hsi'y, except Sunday.
Tor s ss CIV with sa y trains connect
direct transfer t. Fulton street avoiding double
For f fIF "a sp iGsoSs s Ss" Isrs i Ets
and Io:2o Pm. Limited Express $50 IN. IN
For Baltimore. $40. 500 9.33. 40 an. and So
4:2o. 40, $40 30, $50 and 10: 20 !. on
For POpes Greek Line, $40 m. and 44o p m. daily
For ANNAPOLIS. s: o a. ard 40 m. daily except
ALExaSDsis AND FREDERIcKSBURa RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandria 6:30 100 40 IL 90 and IL 25 M
4;20. 500. 6:20. SEQ auG Ii 30 pm. On Srndly
$50 800 II 100 and II - m. and 100 p n,
Trains leave as1endra for 2as hSSs soo sos
sos. and 1900 a. m 200 and $40 p. m. al
on whsre orders can be lett Tor the checking Of ba
,,,-,. .., General Passenger Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
The Markets,
nAITIMORE L.

BALTIMORE, January 3l.-yirginia Cd deferred.
Is; do. consols SO: do. past due coupons 60; do.
new ten forties 80 bid to- DAY.
BALTIMORE. January 3l.-Cotton steedy-mid-
ding, ll:s. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat.
southern lower and quiet western lowersouthern red.
J. 40 do amber As; No. Maryland l. 2Shl. 42sa
No. western winter rel, spot, 1.37s4 hid January.
1895 hid: February. l. S9js 40; March, 143aI. t3
iAnI I42aal 42 ccgp southern easier; wss.srn
mixed, 61s4aes Jannaly CO asked February, 6sa6s.
southerl. 5oas2; western white 5ias2; do, sixe. 30s
81 Pennsylvania. 50a52 Rye quiet. 96a37. Hay I'M
Oh snred. Provisions steady and without ,hllge.
butter scarce and h;gherwestern Iacked lsai2. roll
2aa:'o. Eggs firm. 25a27; lined, 20. Petroleum
changed Coffee quiet-Iic cargpes ordinary TO fair,
ss.as%.. Sugar quietA soft e's. Whisky quiet l. 10
al DO Freights To Liverpool per steamer dull and
UNCHANGED. Receipts doar, 3, 26t barrels; wheat,
u. ~ bushels; eorn 2. 536 bGshe.s: oats. 9. 9tS
bushels; ccrn 50. COS bushels Sales-wheat 697 225
bushels corn, 143 $50 bushels.
NEW YORK. January 31.-Stocks irregular and
downward tendency. Money. 9. EXchanee-long.
4s3a.: do. short 4s94. State bonds inactive Govern
nents weak and irregular. Cotton duh
NEW YORK, January 3l.-F1our steady and quiet
Wheat active end strong and s&al ceuts higher. Corn
moderately active and cent better Pork dull and
LONDON. January 81, IL 80 p. m.-Consols % SIS
for both money aud the account. II. S. bonds ss l2c;
do. extended S. 1857. Atlantic and Great Western rst
ortgae trustees certificates. 43; do. seconds. Isl
Erie, 39ia; do. seconds. 1907. New York Central.
III. Illinois Central. I3iA. Pennsylvania Central.
Gl. Reading, 81. Ontario and Western. Pa. Mil
waHk!e and st. Paul common. l09k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31

DIED.
COOK On Saturday morning, January 18th 1854
nj congestion Of the lungs IDA r BECCA COOK
youngest daughter of Robert A. and Ida A. Cook a,se1
four months and twenty five days.
Buried on Monday. january 3Otb In 4enwood ,emN-
terry. baltimore paTers please copy.l
6:l5 An. FRANCIS A. DYER. sitter : lingering IN
ness OF oonsum ton. aged thirty-sey years.
May he rest In peace
Bis funeral win take riace from hts late resdence No.
1871 Fayette street, Georgetown, Wednesday evening
at 2:30. Friends and acquantances OF the family -
respectfully invited 10 attend.
HEALEY. Suddenly om January "a 1854 Nrn
ANGELIHE HEALEY. wife Of Bryan Healey.
Mag she reet in peace.
Funeral viii take place from her late reeddencA ~
ell First street northeast Thursday, February e
$50 o. M kequiem mass s. 81 Aloydus church u 3
tend.
WALKER On January son 1881 at a. M
HENRY B. WALKER in the eighty fourth year of q
ego.
Fu neral e EsSnssday. Eehrusry lss 1t O'Clock ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

SNOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL
Rolls snd Biscuits will be il you use Ceres
Tie celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
was awarded the First Premium all other corlyet-
tors at the National Fair in l59 and again the Fret
premium IN the share IF very handsome solu medal
IN 1850 and ISL The mers claim that one barrel Of
Ceres will turn out forty losves bread than any
other Flour in America. Steriings ST. Louis Fancy
one OF the mos: hesnttnl Winter heat Patent Fours
ever offered &c the trade 1t is xceed by any other
tatsn ekeept Ceres aud will please the most exacting
hcusekeeier and satisfy the most fastdious e,icu re-
Reliance, splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by
the celebrated Hungarian Process. II is very cheap
and beautiful Patent within the reach Of all and
We guarantee will give satisfaction every Who will
try It. Golden Hill, the old reliable stand-hy and the
Standard Family Flour Of the District ard eunsl to
great m32y so-cailed Patent Eours The n,illers or
,nan'faefIrers Of Golden Bill have spent about ten
thousand dollars IN renlodeling their mill. aud have
rctnsed the SO oe!ebrs.ed roller system and conee
gusnty Golden HI! ID not only . MAGNIFICENT Family
Flour BIT it Is really patent -four with the great adj
vantage that it be bought for considerably less
money than great many Patent Process Flours not
near as W hite, nor nutritious Golden Hill. We
defy competition to bring forth any -four suerior 10
Ceres. Sterling Minnesota Reliance. or GoIGen Hi,
and feel assured that any who them
once VIII never use else For sale by all
hoiesale Depot Corner st street and Indiana
WM. NJ CALF GO: Who are also thu Sole Whole
sac Agents for the District OF Heckers Celebrated Self
tais1ng Flour AID Buckwheat. j2S
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l. EiEeti. a.
Land League Funds in the Inicn Gen
ptBiIN. January SLIT Il rumored that the
Union generate had some funds OF the land league
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR Tny GARFIELD MONUMENT
tonnel tofbin, secretary ana treasurer of the
Garfield monument committee, acknowledged the
receipt this morning 81 the following subscrip-
lions: ImrlnyeS of Tire Baltimore custom houss
through John L. Thomas. collector. 81: collected
at the counter az The Baltimore inierfc0n fs,
nus Post. No. %, &. A. r.. Newhuryh. " y g.:
IrNate Louis JerpuS, troop /, 9Th cavalry. Furt
Laramie, Wy umtnG, 81: officers and men n Fort
Suly. Dakota territory, $i2 20; company T. 81 reg
HLcnt Illinois national guard. Galena. H. Sd y:
Officers and men at Fort Bliss, TeNaS s. connany
II. lhth Infantry, Fort Wayne, Michigan, 81 y:
Lieutenant Colonel G.. A. DSRuSSy, Sd artillery
san Augustine, Fla. 81: Surgeon }. H. Patzkl y
:. A.. 81: Lieutenant Edward Davis. 81 artillery,
u: Lieut. enant George I. Bartlett, 81 artillery 81
\ DANGEROUS tHhRafTFR.-Ad olphuS Burgess.
coiored. WAS CHARGED In the Police Court yPster-
Day with being Suspicious person aud vagrant
Policemen ShankS and Fisher. OF the seventh pre.
clnt. testified that about two O'Clock Sunday
morning they discovered a man under n porch on
l. street, between 9Th ana 18th streets northwest:
That the prisoner Was behind tree-box ana called
10 the man under the porch 10 look out for the
cops across the street After tha prisoner was
ARE ed, 4 long Rntfe was found near where the
men were hiding. The court sent him ~ the
worhhouSe for 30 DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
WlLLET & LIBBEY.
SURE CURE FOR MALARIA.

CUBE CURE FOR MALARIA.
~ CAROLINA TOLU TONIC!
Sure for Dyspepsia in ali it's stages also for
CouEhs Colds Bronchitis, Asthma ard sill diseases Of tie
Throat and Lungs the only remedy that is benef-
csl in malaral climates This is aprepar.tion of BAL
SAM OF IOLU, ROCK CANDY, MAGNEsIA and
other medicinais beneficial in above disease the basis
being the purest Rice and Rye Whiskies Harmless an
very pleasant to take. Try it. For Ivy all Jrucujsts
and grocers at 81 per quart bottle The trade s,Iifed
At liberal discount BIZ Barbour 4 Hamilton aud frank
hume, W Wholesale Grocers, and Sole Agents for This
city. HENRY BISCH0FF 4 CO., New York and
Charleston, ). c.. Sole Manufacturers and Propretors
dot tbs
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VHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON TWEEN
sHhh sfpNMtkF hFS okFASfHhyASIA
and recorded in Idber n: 6. r.. No. 1 l. 3i4, Of
the land records for the DisriCt of Columbia and H1E
of decree passed on the 18th January A. D. 1882 in
eqni eanse No s65 viii se ct piic sale, front
1892 at FOUR AND 4 HALF O'CLOCK m. p-rs
OF lot three 90, in square west of square
nist5 i. OF Columbia hesinnr for the point
northeast corner of said square said point being four
teen ~ feet south OF the center Of Of houses
said lot aud thence sout! fourteen ~ feet to the
end OF said row OF houses thence Rock Greek:
then with said creek northerv to line drawn west
from beginning ana then with said reversed
beginnins with improvements. consisting of two
Terms Of sale: One half cash. balance In six and
twelve months, with interest secured by trust deed.
ing at cost of purchaser.
i2I.d WILLIAM A. GORDON Trrstee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31

A CARD.-I HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES
OF Cabinets to 81 per dozen and Cards to 81 per
3ozen. stop and zee specimens. BLACKLIDSE, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
SEWING MACHINES. &c

4 t.ONSED. CROWNED I, AN UNUSUAL
~ event. marking epoch in this country and liz the
history of sewing machine mechanism,
THE NEW EI-Di.EiGE,
owned the King % Sewing Machines.
Ease of movement. reliable and positiye action sim
plcIty. al attained Iii the Ellres.ge with iess
parts than any ether Tuaclae.
Compare II and you viii be convinced il is iust what
been malc. - ~
complete assortment Of otner makes on hand at
.oa,., OPPENIEINERS.
52s 9Th street northwest, ST. Cloud Building
Dressmakers Iook at the Sh.r-ins Machine Renting
mo heisifihg- hazaar fat'erns. J2S
WE DON'T MAKE MUCH NOISE ABOIJT TT
w But Keep the Finest Assortment of
. SEWING MACiilNFS,
And sell for the less. money of any house in Washing
ton - " - -Ae
Renting and Repairing a specially
10 MCKINNEY,
yaIo 42T 9th street northwest,
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AUCTION SALES.

Nt W ioAf cIALLS.
THIS EVENING.
rI'HoMAs BOWLING. Aaet1onees.
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
CHINESE DECORATED PORCELAIN WARE
OF the Finest Grades,
Embracing
DINNER. TEA AND BREAKFAST SETS. VASES
o. VARIOUS SIZES. PUNCH Fowls, TOI-
LET BOXES. FRUIT DISHES.
ETC. ETC.
10 BIZ SOLD AL AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING,
January TH1R1Y-FIRsT. AT PM,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY FIRST.
Al AND 1880 PM.
AT THE OLD CLUB HOUSE.
(Formery used for the Art Loan Exhibition.
S. E. Of 18th and streets. Washington D. c.,
Opposite wor1nley's
ON EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
JANUARY THIRTY AND THIRTY-FIRsT.
The above embraces the highest specimens OF Chinese
Art ever imported into this country designed meet
the requirements Of the esetic tastes and is in
every respect worthy of your attention.
t26-6t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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[NUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers
. 9th and D streets northwest.

ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
CONTAINED IN PREMISES NO. 923 Fl STREET
HORTHWEST, LATE RESIDENCE OF THOMAS
Il. FRANCE ESQ. DECEASED. AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY FIRST,
C0MAlENCING At TEN O'CLOCK. AT THE
ABOVE NAMED DWELLING. WE WILL SELL
THE ENTIRE EXPECTS CONTAINED THERE
IN. VIZ; ARGE PAELOR VELVET CARPET
D0H BE :: TIE OF WALNUT PARLOR
kkANZ SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO. MUSIC RACK
AND Stool: WALNUT FOLDING CHAIRS
MARBLE-TOP TABLES, HANDSOME WALNUT
Hall Ah PIECE u; AND cHAIRs BRmSSEIs Hall
LOUNGES, ZINE SET OF WALNUT CHAMBER
FIu Il WHATN0TS. SINGLE PIECES
BEDS. INGRAM CARPET, MATTRF SSES
MIRROR. ROOM EXTENSION TABLE
&C. CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN
FURNI1IIkE. 80. ALTOGETHER A DESIRA-
TENT1oN OF BUYERS Is CALLED. j3o-2t
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THE EVENING STAR.
TUESDAY ...........-..J january II. 1882.
I'd Edition.
REV FRENCH MINISTRY GaEETTED.
PHILADELPHIA PENSION FRAUDS.
GARFIELD MEMORIAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
PHILADELPHIA PENSION FRAUDS.
TIE philadelphia Pension Prausx.

fHiiAnEE.fBlA, Jalu. ny 3i.-ThomaS Gamble
ana JoSs'n Ward. Inmates or the naval asyltin.
were given further hearing this afternoon, be-
Tore [ -. Commissioner Gibbons upon the charge
q! attempting - defraud the government bv
maFt2g fraudulent clailaS Tor pension Robert
hearn, chif al the general claims division or the
fo&rth auditors ofliCe, Washington. produced
papers from the lilies OF Tie department. Ward
te~tin"d as 10 his connection with the case.
Ward VIII b" held "a a witness, and Gamble was
placed under BAH for TRIAL
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SAFE DEPOSIT co

SECURIrY FROM Loss BY BURGI AIRY
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL. SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
-. CoRSrR l5rE STREET AND NFw YORK AVE-
Feretaai Charter Act OF Congress January I'D 1861
Ients SSfes Tor p TO $40 and all kinds
rates - ~ ~ ~NiN0' ~ A""07s
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER President.
CHARLES C. GLOVER, OF Riyss & Co. Vice Prrs;f,srt
John CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT Secretary
c. Z Nynan. Asst. Secy
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN T. Snyder. Charles G. Glover
John Cassels, Henry A WiiI.rd
Albert l. Sturtevant Thomas Evars
John q. Parke. n19
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{ t.. j wv Hi;: E. E.; E. {: e.
FINE GRADES
CABINET OAK. Every thickness
INDIANA WALNUT. 4. q. =. 81. x inch.
INDIANA WALNUT. inch to sxs inch.
INDIANA WALNUT, Counter Top 20 inch to SO inch
wide.
INDIANA CHERRY. Every thickness.
INDIANA CHERRY. Counter Toy. Is inch to n inch
wide.
MAPLE. Every thickness.
SOFT YELLOW POPLAR. Every thickness
HARD WOOD YARD. sPRAGUE's SQUARE.
SIXTH STREET AND NEW York AVENUE.
LARGE SpRAaUE SQUARE.
YARDS. NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET SQUARE
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JAMES P. RYOT, ! ,.

sPaE Aso sk4 S4 bR 5f Hsah gsr p
,s,-sesa. 5zSEs +. f HS45n,rrn. Trustees.
C SfkT HT c S5ST Hw & # ,T AND
81 5S ss; q 5ssasr ,sf s sss:sd
Tessen Catherine d aety is and
s9i5lfR " E.f5s 2n
title interest and estate Of ali the parties said cause
th sl c to q e WishSp ] situate il
Lot numbered one %. in Patero recorded subaiy
Terms sale Of the purchase money to Se
r xhic eash within five days after day Of SALE OF
equal instalnents in six twelve md eighteen months
sna Snn h her r
GrtSmissory notes dated the da Of sale and to bear
interest ut the rate of six cent FER annum: at
whoe oSm the sas psg the
chase money the trustees viii convey the said properly
ana # Terms Sct
Piled With in rye days the property will be resod at risk
FRANK s. !: s. SS & ssifs5; Trustees.
,.,7dsda co'um1 pu Ky By; Sin Eros Auc.
s1- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
ie EcoSp BAY fe OF TefI 1 a.
1882 at same hour and place.
BAINBRIDGE H. WEBB,
No. $50 ~. street; ,r.
FRANK L. BROWNING. Z Arustees.
" Columbia Law Building;
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. iS1-d&ds
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF BANK STOCK
IA AND DISTRICT TELEGRAPH STOCK.
BY authority Of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columba We will offer for sale ut auction, at Duncan
son Bros auction rooms southeast corner of 9th and
ID streets northwest on FRIDAY. THE THIRD DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1882. at ONE O'CLOCK PM:
30 shares Of the Capital Stock Of the SECOND Ma
IlONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, d. c.. to wit:
Certificate No. 100, for shares; No. 1885, for 10
shares and No i45 for 20 shares each share of the
face value of 800.
Also, Ilb shares Of THE AMERICAN DISTRICT TEL
EGRAPH COMPANY of the District of Columbia;
each share OF the face valuc Of SIS.
Terms cash.
r. ROSS PERRY,
REGINALD FENDALI.
~ AdD'rs of Thos. l.. Hume, dec.
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V11HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
M sHH 4 STREET LEI BETMEEN nU BARTON
By vrt1e Of deed Of trust dated the 18th day ,
Decenber aS'6. and duly recorded in Iiber No. k:i
Washington. District of Columbia and by direction OF
tne All secured thsfsb The Snersissd Trustees
FEBRUARY X lss2 ct FOUR front Of the
numbered ffty-two (52> in Holmeas's addition TO
GeorSetoNn in said DISTRICT except that part thereof
Stallngs the part so conveyed to said Stalines being
the southern part Of said LOT fronn. nineteen 9, feet
conveyed Icing about i25 feet front said
lot Of the same width together with the improvements
which con list OF a two story frame dwelling.
equal payments, ut six and twelve months with notes
bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust
property sold $50 deposit required at time of sale All
c9n,syaneing Nc: ct puEShsser's cost: tho terms
reserve right to resell the property at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser
WILLIAM D. CASSIN. ,-.
i26-dts WIIIIAM A. lsORD(lN / Trussees
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, rs reported
by special wire to III. Ii. Dodge, 500 18TH street:
(IspniUr (Toci,,p- PA
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE EE WfsT. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACKS JaSNEy COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAXI EFFECT MONDAY. JAM
f2551fcH1CAG0s CINCISSATi. AND ST. LOUIS
iASi LAPREse seeang Cars to CINCINNATI.
Baltimore. Elicott City. and Way Stations
wchester HaseSasown ns and %ny s
1tsNEALTIMoRE EXPRESS.
sFpf & h1fkf and Wy NV s 2s
$40 sTATSIoN AID RATI iSS ExPREss toon-
Isets i9r hsgerstown ami at Point of Rocks for
si at Nat- sna and hanEsl ESprsss
and d E>ey's. On Sundays stops at all stations.
1ooe-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS tstops at Hyattsville
flO:4o. PITTsBURG. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
ST LOUIS EXPkESS PaIIor AMI oee.lng
IA Baltimore. EllicOts City. Annapolis and Way
S'.ny R ePlY E for Baltimore and Way
fSoeV Y!;tSl NSkt- PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
ssso-saisl-aore Way stations Winchester. Fred
asoHai NJ %+9 Nay Ys Reay5
IN Frederick via Relay. stops at Annal
t4:40-Baltin.orc. Annapohs and Way Stations
c,r "a H Ts, t.easFiIE Hassrstown VIM
tx and Way Stltl CiIly.J
?o45-3AL lIMORE EAPtESS, (Martinsburg and
Way, VIA Relay StOlS as lily attsy lie aud Laurel
5:O3-t mt of Rocks ana Way stations
Z. -t0-BsitIIOre and VA StatioIiS
II: 4o,RAtIi1ioiiI- HIAI1S'lLLE AND LAUREL
ts:l0-P,rIaBUKG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
pELPHii IL SEW YORK and BOSTON
EAlhESo. Sleeping Cars to New York. stop at
- ii ats Siifs and I:.'.re
~ 47-cHiCAilO. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS tx
PRE.oS Sieoring Cars To Cincinnati and CHI
tDaily. tSunday only Other trains daily, except
6unaay. 1880
All trains from Washington stop at Rel,y Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Onlo llLAes OtnCS~ Washington Station. Gig and L.,
PeunsyiSanla avenue. corner 18th street. where orders
VIII lie taken foF baggage ~ be checked and received y
any POINT inS CitS. nIi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES S, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
"a A s;r,nS 3 STREETS s koRrAEAsT: AT AUCTION
1881 aud duly recorded in Liber No 97z folio l7s E
county. District Of Columbia and by direction Of the
secured thereby shall sell at public auction in
front OF u premises FRIDAY FEBRUARY
THIRD. AD. 1852. at HALE PAST FoUR O'CLOCK
81 the following described real estate in the city OF
Washington asd District Of Ceumls. 70 wit; Lots
r. Gaans subdivision Of square numbered eight hun
Gred ana twenty-nine t820) the is Of in
the office Of the Surveyor Of the District Columbia
Wild the right to the said party Of the second part his
neirs ana assns to remain in the peaceful and undis
rbed possession Of that part Of Lot IS In said square
No S29. covered by the back building OH said Lot 20
Tmch projects oseron said Lot No. % long said
PACK Duisdinx sh al remain as it ia upon said prem
,sss and all the rights and privileges acquired BY said
py deed from Morris and Cuthbert Trustees. bearing
thereon.
Terms 81 sale: One fourth cash. balance in six,
WE'VE eight cen and twenty four months for ties
bearing iLserest from day of sale, and secured by
ueeu ol tust on property cold All conveyancing at
p rs I cost 500 down day Of sale II terms
OF sac the Trustee reserves the right resell the
perry at tbs risk and cost of tho defaung purchaser
ja2f-d CHElSTIAN I<TIPPtRC Trustee