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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND USIMPROvED REAL ESTATE, STU
AIED ON ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STkEEIS. BETWEEN AND STREETS
Under and by Virtue of decree OF the Supreme -
Court Of the District of Columbia, passed Febru a.
airy 18th, 1852 in equity No. 7777 wherein SA
Leonard Sche Ia complainant and John Ebert al are
defendants the undersigned. trustees will offer for
sale at public auction. ia front of the premises ON
TUESDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, 1882 at
FOUR O'CLOCK ?. the following described real
estate. situate in the city of Washington d. c.. aud
known as Lots twelve (l2). thirteen 03 and fourtee
Sl4l In Square $685. fronting 18th street east and
lot IL. being improved by commodious Brick resi-
dence And Immediately after said sale We will offer
Tor SALE at public auction. in front of the premises
Lots and in said square $685. fronting nth
east Lots 3, II and Is have frontage of 65 feet
with depth of 132 feet So inches EACH lot 10 contains
about ., $50 square feet of ground,
Terms OF sale, prescribed by decree: third
cash; balance in equal instaments of twelve 2) and
eighteen (S mouths from day OF SALE with interest
be secured by deed of trust upon the premises II the
purchaser or purchasers fail to comply with said
within one week from day of sale, the property will he
resoid at risk and cost of defaung purchaser pur
chasrs after five days notice in TheEvenng star ach
lot Will be sold separately derosit of fifty tf50 dol
lars each unmproved and 500 the improved lot
will be required at the time of sale All convey
and recording at purchasers costs.
LEON T0BRINER,
322 ~ street northwest. I r-.
K. p, JACKSON, ( ArusSeos-
No. l55 Bridge street, Georgetown.
o3-eod&ds j. L. COLDWELI.. Auct.
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At the request and under the direction of Mr. Francis
Is. Mohun. OF the well known book ana stationery
store, No 1913 Pennsylvania avenue corner of 18th
street we will sell, within the store, MONDAY, 0C-
TOBER SIXTEENTH. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
A. A., and continuing at SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ, and
ZACH DAY THEREAFTER. at the same hour, until
the stock il disposed of-we name in part
Standard and other Books. in cloth and fine bindings
Medical. Law and Miscellaneous Books;
Catholic Prayer Books. Bibles Prayer and Hymn
Books;
LIE gers, Blank Books, Library and other Inkstands:
Stationery of every description;
Portfolios Work Boxes, &C.,
with everything usually found in first class Book and
Stationery Store.
splendid opportunity to obtain Goods and Presents
for Christmas Dealers ard others invited attend
DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctiuneers.
In meantime, all goods sold at cost for cash. Store
for rent and fixtures for sale.
Apply to F.ANCIS B. MOHUN,
oli-4t 1Ol5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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NH0S. j. FISHER CO.. Auctoneers
AUCTION SALE OF PART OF THE sK.TINa
RINK PROPERTY. AT THE CORNER OF NEW
YORK AVENUE AND STREET. WASHING
TON, DC.
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated April 3d. *,
AID. 1877, and recorded in Ii Der No. $50 folio
ct seq, OF the Land Records of the District of Coz
lumbia and at request OF the party secured will
II trent Of the premises on SATURDAY, OCTOBER
TWENTf-FIRS 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ,
Lots numbered thirty eight (3S) and thirty uine o. in
hely's recorded subdivision of original Lot eighteen
QSl. in square numbered two hundred and fifty two
(252). In Washington. ID. c., with the improvements
thereon. consisting of part of the skating Rink.
Terms One third cash. (of which $500 must be paid
at sale and balance in three equal nstaments SIX
twelve and eighteen months with interest secured by
lien the property, all cash. option of purchaser
Conveysucing at purchasers cost If terms are not
complied with in five days the Trustees reserve the right
to resell five days notice at st of the defauting
purchaser MAHLON ASHFOkDl -.
O5-eo&ds w. G. GREEN lrustees
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PY AUTHORITY OF DECREE PASSED BY THE
- Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia ~
sitting as an Equity Court in cause No. 4, 600 $6$
VIII sell at public auction on the premises, on
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ,
all OF large unimproved lot. located the sideof
Eleventh 11th) street. between and streets soutl-
west being lot No. s, in square No $685. the highest
bidder tor cash.
MARY j. RYE, Guardian.
o. lot 40 10th street southwest
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ONE ELEGANT CABINET GRAND p1ANoFoRrF.
WITH STOOL. Smade by VIM. Schafferl; ONE
VERY LARGE FRENCH PLAT MANTEL MIR
RoR. IN GILT AND WALNUT FRAME; SUPERB
WALNUT !, PA 1 SUIT UNREGISTERED IN
TAB! Es. COLD TRaGINas; one SUPERB Rb
TURKISH LIBRARY SUITE, UPHOLS1 Erred
IN Heavy REPS, WALNUT PAkLOR SUITE,
IN RAW SILK; VERY HANDSOME WALNUT
SECRETARY AND BOOK CASE; WALNUT
DWARF BOOK CASE; TWO ELEGANT NJ. T.
TABLES, WITH GILT STANDS; MIRROR
FRONT I NJ, ARM0IREi ELEGANT WALNUT MAX
ISHED; WALNUT WARDkOBES; VERY FINE
HRiEs sAt sTehRS FsTTaR MI,
h hsEx BoLSTERSi VERY p HANDsoME HALL
BASE; SUPERB WAL VI MARBLE-TOP SIDE
30 aRp; MANU- PILLAR tXfENSIoN DIN
ING TABLE; LEATHER COVERED DINING
CHAIRS; BRUSSELS. PARLOR. HALL AND
STAIR CARPETS; INGRAM CARPE s; COR
NICE AND SHADES. &c, AT AUC1 ION.
On TUESDAY MORNING., OCTOBER SEVEN
TEEN, 1882 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK at No.
1925 Vermont avenue. between streets the resi-
dence OF lady declining housekeeping shall sell very
superior collection of household Effects partly named
above.
oi0-d THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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BROS, Aucuoneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON n
SIREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER0A&
SEVENTEENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we wiilSaS&
Lof Twenty. SQUARE ONE THOUSAND 1ND
TWENTY-SEVEN.
fronting 90 feet on street and running back that
width to 80 foot alley. This lot win be subdiyded If
desired.
Terms: One-third cash, balance In six and TWELVE
OF trust. oIa x ~
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Z. COLDWELL. Auctioneer.
q. s. MAR Halls SALE,

q. s. MAR Halls SALE.
BY virtue OF two writs of feri facias, issued outE
Of the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the s:i
District of Columbia, and to directed win sell sx
at public sale for cash. in front the Courthouse
PAY D OF NOV MBER, 1882. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
F. Burchs right title, claim and interest and to the
eastern Ofee front of lot No. 49, in square No. ST. by
improvements the reon. in the City Of Washington b.
ca seized and levied the property of John f.
Burch and viii be sold to satisfy cutons Nos a. 265
aud 575. in favor Of John McColum use of Frank
Smith fIEX,R SHARP
oil -dttis Late o. g. Marshal D. q! Oct intb Isso
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.HOMAS j. FISHER d co.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE PREMISES KNOWN
AS FOODS OPERA HOUSE"
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 7th day of -:
November, A. ID. 1872. and recorded in Iiber No "a:
10l folio l0l of the land records of the District
OF Columbia, and by the request in writing of the
party secured thereby the subscribers will sell the
t Rfv SIXTH Is,l,F oI Pay OF NOVEMBER. 1882
bered tonel and the east half lot (two in square
numbered 3Sl fthree hundred and eighty -one) in the
City OF Washington District of Columbia according to
the original plat plan of said CITY, said Of lot
Two fronting fifty feet on north street and twenty
in said deed mentioned.
Terms Of sale $40 000 with per cent interest from
April nth 1882 l paid and the of the sale in
cash. and the residue in equal sums. in and two
years from date of SALE with six per centum per annum
interest," for which the purchaser must give notes
secured on the property sold to the satisfaction
trustees The property Will be sold subject and
assessments due and all couyeyan will fe at fe
purchasers cost.
ol1-dsas e a hsP ~ MATTHEWS. Trustees.
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T'Hos. J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON TWELFTH strict WEST BETWEEN
NORTH AND STREETS.
Ihe undersigned Trustees in Equity of -,
Andrew j. Joyce against Mary White, i'm ni~tra k:s
trlx, ct al. No. 2 597 will sell. At public auction 81
IN front OF the premises on TUESDAY the TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ, part OF Lot No. Is. in squar No 800 beginning
for the same on 18th street west 81 feet the line
thence west with the line said lot 10 100 feet thence
north q feet; tn east 100 feet beginning i'm
proved by large brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: Onethird (1s) purchase cash:
balance OF purchase money to be paid in equal install
ments In SIX twelve and eighteen mouths from day of
se to bear interest from day of SALE for which pur
chaser to give proInissory notes with a surety or
or purchasers pay all purchase money in cash on
day OF sale or on ratification thereof by the court On
rat lcatlon OF sale and payment of purchase money
tand not before) Trustees will property pur
chaser purchasers deposit $50 ON each piece
oil property sold viii he required when the property
Knocked down to the purchaser. The terms of sale
must lie complied with within ten days from day of
risk OF purchaser. All conve, ancng at of pur
chaser
MARTIN F. NORRIS,
~ 1906 + st. NV rr,s...s
WILLIAM j. MILLER. A'ustees'
ole-d&ds 4S6 La
IL 6J7 Louisiana avenue.
Everything appertaining to q legitimate auction bust
ness promptly attended to.
references nndoubted SIG I'm
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RAILROADS.

SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
TIE GREAT TRUNK ROUTE TO THE SOUTH
NESI, BOSTON, NEW Y RK, PHfLADEL-
PHlA, BALT1MORF, WASH NGTON
LANTA, CHAT ANOOGA.
MEMPHIS.
NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS leaves Hagerstovn q
M, with Pullman Sleeper New York TO ChattanoogA.
and Pullman Sleeper Roanoke TO New Orleans
MEMPHIS EXPRESS leaves Baltimore 10 M. va
Western MARYLAND Railroad, ami Nsshinston l0.l0 q
Phiadelphls to Luray and Leighton Sleeper Lursy e
Memphis.
The only route 30 the Peerless
CAkElN> OF LURAY,
the only Caverns in the world illuminated By the Elso
NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA.
One of Americas remarkable Freaks of NsturA
And Popular and Fsvorfte Route to the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
QUICK TRANSITl
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
NO Dust!
Ash for Tickets via Shenandoah Valley Railroad
HENRY FINK, General MANAGER.
A. POPE. GENT Passenger and ticket Agent
JOSEPH II. SANDS. Superintendent.
cu.c u.rcu HAgerstown. Nd
su2 Lynohburs. Va,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
FUNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND FRAME HOUSE
ON SOUTH STREET, BETwE. n FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS WEST

BY virtue q . deed of trust dated the 9th dave.
Of November. A. D. 1876. recorded in 1iber No. Ia
BIS. folio 4S of the under signed trustees win -
SELL TO the highest bidder the premises, THURS
DAY. THE TWENTT-sIX1H DAY OF OCTOBER,
OF LOT numbered (2 two. in sQusre numbered s0l i've
hundred and eighty situated the city Of on,
District OF Columbia. according TO the public pat
thereof beginning for the same Al rout on south
said lot two. and running thence ardly on the
north line Of street thirteen $500 feet north
at right angies to street one hundred feet
less TO an alley thence west the north line of said lot
two thi teen So o. feet and themes south straight
line one hundrel feet less. TO the beginning
together with the improvements. ct cetera. in the
SAID deed mentioned To sold subject 10 taxes and
assessments.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money and
the expenses of sale in cash. and the residue and
Twelve mouths with interest at six per per snnuu
70 be secured on the property sod all cash.
purchasers option Conseyancing and recording at
the purchasers cost.
ANTHONY hyde. r.
OILS d&ds IHOS. HYDE. 4
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General Passenger Axou6
FRANK THOMSON. Gen-ral Msparer.

NEW FURNISH BATH. l4lT @ STREET foPPo-
~ site Riggs Hous.l large pool; rood venfalaoons
tides Monday and Friday. not oi,en Sunday 0pe1
IL !. SatIlfi - IL z. hzfhk y.
nckess. xs.-s. Dr. II. A. sOFEE Eectr1cisn. 90
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FLEEING FROM THE CITY TRAVELLING ON
+ RAILROAD TRAINS WITHOUT ANY DISCUSSES
THE OUTLAW SAYS He rs A BIBLE AND
SHAKESPEARE READER.
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BOWLING. Auctionee

N1oHAao OoHL1N0, huCuOneer.
THE HANDSOME IRON COTTAGE ON FOURTH
STREET. BETWE. AND STREETS
,NOkTHWEST, At AUCTION.
On bNDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIX
TENTH 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the
premises shall sell the above cottage to be removed
In forty days from day of sale.
Terms: Cash. THOS J. MYERS.
of-dts Real Estate Broker.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
hitch. FOX l. BROWN. Real Estate Brokers'
TRUSTEES SALE % ,xALuABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
, ns Of ss i # 5ss so5 sss rs
and at request OF the party secured thereby win
sFHsSBSp fs e II b ss q
AT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, the following described real
big. VIZ. Lot numbered fifteen (155. in pavid.on's
s in SQUARE one hundred and ana s i
proved with q fine residence.
The amount Of note secured by said deed Of trns with
interest thereon from March list 1882. sale
Rsnse Of sale u cash ana the segfesate which win
% 81 s as Of
I sss isssr'a sssa
i kHsESH F. q F1qE5saH . Trustees.
j. y. oOIDWELL. Auctioneer. s22-eots
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
THREE-s STORY PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELL
.. q e,G sSA9 1}f osx roSfoBhS E3SFrEES1H
s ess ISL brf FPsns bssDe Hsss
modern improvements. Must be sold The f owner is
small cash payment balance in notes of SIS per
oia-5s WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucss
F1RN,E; Bu1IPsNs LOTS ERoNTINs PENNsYL;
01@p SATgERAx AFTERNOON, ocToBERMs
- ft - ~ a. AZ ~ " Clo5 we WIZ SCI WV
end all OF lot g. square 1872 fronting I1th street east
L street south and facing PENNSYLVANIA avenue
These lots will be subdivided if desired.
erms One-thrd cash; laiance one and two years.
notes 20 bear cent interest and be secured py
deed of trust premises. deposit required $50 ON
each lot at time of SALE ConyeyancnR, &C., ptir-
chasers' cost.
ol0 DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioncers.
FINHE AUCTION SALE OF
Il UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
At F, SF1INGER'S Pawn and Loan Office 1877 7th
street, win continue till SATURDAY. OCTOBER THE
FOURTEENTH. 1882.
olO-5t FOLEY. Auctioneer
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~ 9th and D streets northwest.
T T. COLDwELL. Auctloneer.

PUBLIC SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
CONTAINING SIX ROOMS, No 3O3 K STREET
( NORTHWEST.
On MoNp 1,efr AFTERNOON; THE SIXTEENTHE.,
INST, at FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK, i'll front of ga
the premises. will sell at public auction the s
above described house. The purchaser to remove
the same within 10 days from the date of sale.
Terms cash. oI1-d
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F,xTENsIVE SALE
FINE BOOKS. STATIONERY. FANCY ARTICLES
&C.,
BEING ENTIRE CONTENTS
THE
WELL-KNOWN BOOKSTORE
CORNER OF ELEVENTH STREET AND PENN
SYLYANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
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Sor Other Auctions See eth Page.
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but think there are good times in store for

but think there are good times in store for
me yet"
The Judge said he was glad to hear 1t. And
then he fell mildly asleep in his chair.
When MIR. Cleve proposed to Cecilia Yorke,
she made no scruple to confess that she liked
him.
But there Is papa" she said, gently but
firmly. Il can never leave him. l promised
my dead husband always to be true daughter
to papa"
And honor you for It, my love-" said the
paleontOlogst. "He shall be an hOnored guest
In our city home all winter; and in the summer
we will come out here and drink in the salt
breath OF the Atlantic"
But the very next night the old judge fell
asleep in his chair and never woke again, and
Cissy's work was over
She was married quietly to Mr.. Cleve and
went to the city.
do you know Cissy. what they say about
your" said the paleontologist one evening, after
a grand scientific reception.
WHAT" said Cssy, lifting the larkspur blue
eyes to his face.
THAT you are the beauty Of the season."
said Mr.. Cieve.
ZIP" cried Cissy. in amaZement. 81 always
knew I was wel-looking enough, but l never
thought myself beautiful"
Il did," said Mr.. Ceve. even on that first
day at the seaside. when your hair was rough
and your dress untdy"
And Cis5y smiled and colored and did not
know whether to laugh or to be vexed.
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come We have is derived from the sale of those
rare shells which pick up myself. for We have
no servant but old Cardiac. and she is too stiff
and old to come here. My father-in-aw has never
been quite himself since my husband was killed
in railroad accident three wears ago
Your husband" repeated CIepe. KILLED.
Then you are nOt-Judge Yorkes wife?"
'.ls' cried the biue-eyed enchantress-.I the
wife of that old mani"
And then. with the crimson flush OF her I'M
paatable confession still on her cheeks. Mrs.
forke broke into peal OF girlish laughter
Cleye took the basket from her arm
Let me help you. said he. Il am iudre
OF these beauties. I am gathering shells to il
lustrate new volume on the subject of paleon-
toiOgy. And | want all the rare specmens
when can be found along these coasts"
AID the landlord of the .'Fisherman's Re-
treat could not imagine what made his guest
so late 10 breakfast upon that particular MORN
Ing, and so distract when at last he did come
AS ior beautiful Mrs Yorke. she went home
with new light In her eyes surveyed herself
critically IN glass, and. after she had fastened
up the braids of her hair in q new fashion set
hersef to work TO repair the damages ia her
afternoon dress
Because live in this lonely spot.n said she
there is no reason that | should ne a semi'
savage. But there has been SO little worth ex-
listing tor. of late!'
And she sang soft, glad roundelays to her
self. like a robin. as she sewed
The Judge looked sleepily at his dauvbter-ir.
law across the lunch-table.
Did that very agreeable gentleman come for
those shells. Cissy2" said he.
I'VE gathered them together" said Cecilia
forke smiling. Here are ten dollars that he
paid me- We are to go again tomorrow, if it
rs pleasant. He is great paleontologist.
papa"
Ills he. indeed?" said the Judge, his dim old
eyes Frightening at the sight of the gold coins.
Then. perhaps. our beach may turn out q mine
Of wealth yet-eh. Cissy?"
Mrs Yorke smiled, aud patted the wrinkled,
white old iiaad
Il think, papa" she said: 'Tm not Certain,
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SENATE. that Friends OF the People to be
named by the balance OF power shall he APP
pointed as Journal Clerk, Scrgeanl-at-Arh'
and Doorkccper; that Grady shall be Chairman
and TfeauOr, Browning and Iltus-all fHehus
of the Pcoplc-mcmbers Of The Committee on
Cities; that Boyd, the unauthorized Friend
of the People. shall be chairman Ct the Railroad
Committee; and that the LATTER committee shall
be made mp of a majority Of Friends OF the
Pcoplc who will see TO il that legislation Is re-
ported which shall give the chartered corpora
tons a black eye and put frrights ana iarrS
within reach of the poor. That is all Could
ANYTHING be more moderate or reasonable on
the part of a balance Of power holding so vast
n potcnliality! For without its consent there
can be no organization, no legislation. aud
worst OF all. no Offices for the worthy patriots
running up board bills at Albany.
Indeed. what less could they ask and remain
true 10 the People who sent them there Nhch
one of these specific demands can be yielded
without liberation of the heartstrings OF a
trustful People? What modification of these
terms could there he that would not be greeted
by an oppressed People with distresSful
wall Could they permit Jacobs to be elected
President of the Senate? Jacobs the friend Of
the Moneycd Power; the reprehensible person
who clung to Boss Mclaughlin when Boss Kelly
offered him the GovcrnOrShip to come over Z
Not much MCrGeca in the Kings gate was
not more offensive to Boss Hannah OF the court
of Ahasucrus than Jacobs in the Senate char
would be to the Boss of Tammany the Peoples
Friend Could they sacrifice Grady! Not till
Gradys silvcry tongue is paralyzed. Or give
up Boyd? As we'll ask Thurbcr in the interest
of butter-bcwildered public to abandon the
sale of olc0margIrine Or throw lloahan
overheard Never-with Ilolahan's consent
Or permit the Scrgcant-at-A Arms and Door
keeper to be elected by the MouopoliSts
Most dangerous of all, since these officers have
charge in 4 certain SENSE of the avenues at APP
proach of which the blOatcd monOp0llst Is
quick to avail himself in the sinister enterprise
Of undermining the virtue of the Peoples rep
rcscutaliNcs. No, we do not see how Il single
concession from these reasonable demands can
be made without raising Howl from the be-
traycd Pool The misfortune is that the COun-
try Democracy do not view the situation in this
light. but are Inclined ON the contrary to qucS-
uon the sincerity of the balance of power and
j,cr al the entire programme Were it not that
these two factions know each other So init
matcly from previous louS association, we
shoud be disposed 10 say upon general princi-
pie, that these suspicious were cruelty unjust
Bat the face stands that they do know each
other better than we know either 81 we iorbrar.
But the tcrms-couid anything be more rca-
~ouabIc