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Another BII-FaGed.

. Quebec. 2O.-The schooner Presi-
dent, from Antwerp, brought to
port tonight six Of the crew of the
ship Western Belle, which was lost
in ice May 1st. The Western Belle
left GreenOck April 18th, COM
manded by Captain Frew; on the
1st of May she ran into an iceberg
at night, smashing in her bows, and
in twenty minutes afterwards sunk.
The captain and thirteen of the
crew went down with the vessel.
The survivors were nearly frozen
to death when picked up.
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ShiDh0Rd.

Washington, 20.-Shipherd has is
sued card to the public, which is
intended to express his opinion Of
Blaine and of the committee inVes-
tigating the affairs of the Peruvian
company. 1t concludes as follows {:
in answer to requests already re-
ceived from nearly every state in
the Union, [ am considering the ex-
pediency of continuing the MARIA
tive. The necessary data are all
ready, and if the public wants the
facts and documents I am rather
inclined not to refuse them"
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COWardIy Assnssins.

0rlzaoa, Mexico, 20. in one of
t4e ln1s0 crowded streets of this
place: to-day, two men met and
uIa WIZ llS IeVoIVerS, commenced firing
at eacn o'ner rapidly. Neither Of
tneIl was hurt, but two women. who
I were passing within few yards of
I!,y Spog. were shot and instantly
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Chicago Musical Festivals

Chicago, 2O.-Theodore Thomas,
Madame Materna, Miss E. Elaine
OsgoOd, Miss Annie Louise Cary,
Miss L. Wenant and Fred. Rem
mertz have arrived from New York
to take part in the May musical fes-
tival which begins ON Tuesday. All
preparations for the festival are
completed and the management are
confident of a great financial as well
as a musical success.
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Nerve AND BRAIN DISEASES

HR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ Treatment, specific for HysterIs, Dig
Aness, Commissions, Nervous Hea1ache, Men.
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
Old Age, caused by over-exertion, over-indul.
gence, excuses or oVerWork of the brain
Tnicn leads to Paralysis, decay and death,
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
mail prepaid on receipt of price We SIaran.
tee SIX oo6es to cure any case. With eseh
order received by US for six boxes, accom-.
pan led with five dollars, We viii send the
pur chsesI our Written guarantee to return the
MONEY II .n9 usStunent does not effect cure.
guarantees iss"so only by q. c. II. Z Drug
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rOre LeVee TrOuble.

Shreveport, La. 20 The rear
IeVee on p. 3. CaSh's place, below
here, broke to-day. His several ad-
Joining places are partially sub
merged from backwater. Planters
are all hard at work strengthening
the Ievees. The river rose twelve
inches up TO 1 o'clock today. It's
reported falling above
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FOR SALE.

a Brick-lined Frame House, n.y.
drant water in front, close to bust
ness, twO-and-a-half blocks west of
Kimball & Lawrence's store, Four
teeDth Ward. A good location for
business. Price $1,000. Apply to
Anderson s. PomerOy, Real Estate
Agents.
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The PresbyteFinns.

Springfield, III, 2O.-The Presby-
terrain general assembly, to-day, did
only routine business, heard the re-
port of the standing committee on
ministers relief, and adjourned TO
Monday.
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The Oil Pulse.

Pittsburg, 2O.-There was a
frmer feeling in oil this afterdoon;
sales for the day, 1861 900 barrels.
No serious result is antici pated from
the sudden break. Sales, 641I and
60, closed 68.
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S0SOO NEW BRICK HOUSE OF SIX
rooms, cellar and lot 255xl0 rods
For pleasant home il is surely complete; 4
blocks from Main street. rs
S1 OOO A TWO STORY ADOBE HOUSE
Pi1OOO OF six rooms, lot 4115x15 rods choice
fruits, ETC.; Main street, % block from bust.
ness centrr. 63
% OOO A SPECULATION. A RENTING
Po1V0O House now paying LA per cent.on
investment; will paw ~ per cent. with slight
REPAIRS A bargain for 8 person Of limited
means; good terms given. 48
&1 R00 ANOTHER SPECULATION. A
VA'oOO House of three apartments Of three
rooms each, now renting for SIS per month;
60 oSO ADOBE HOUSE OF FIVE ~
p@i HOO Rooms; lot 21%xII rods, shades, etc
good neighborhood, ~ blocks from Mai :
Street, %
For Rent
Fine Residence Of ten rooms. Second
South Street; S55.
BROKEN!
Money to Loan on diamonds. watches. lew
elry and other collaterals. A specially in
buying and selling railroad tickets and min
ing stocks, scrip, jurors aud Witnesses court
certificates bought and sold.
Office Next to Walker House,
MAIN STREET..
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Suicide.

Laramie City. Wyo., 2O.-Daniel
P. Long suicided at a tie camp
twenty miles west Of here, at 10
o'clock yesterday no cause is known
for the act.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
LODGINGS.

Two rooms, five miles south of
city, can be had for Lodgings or to
tent. For particulars apply to
Sharp, the Dentist, city, =
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PARTIES wishing the Wall Paper
Show Cards or instructions in the
business, apply for three days be-
tween hours of 10 till 3 to c. F.
Tranley, Gilt House.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

A span of large Mules. very thin,
one a black mare, the other dun
colOred horse mule. Information
left at this Office will be rewarded.
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WANTED.

Dwelling House of Three Rooms.
Will pay months rent in advance.
Address Mrs. a. j. CrOcheron, Box
419, City,
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WANTED

Three furnace men wanted to go
TO BulliOnville, Nevada. Good
wages. Apply to Kimball s. Law
renee for particulars.
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WANTED

Twenty Coal Miners at Wales,
Sanpete County. For particulars
inquire at the Office Of S. Bam-
berger, 185 Main street, up stairs.
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WANTED.

SECOND HAND FURNITURE
Bought and Sold on smallest mar
gin. ]. 2. SORENsON & Co.,
16 Main Street.
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FARM FOR SALE

In Granger precinct. Apply to c..
B. burst, at burst & Trimbell, First
South street.
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WANTED.

A Girl for Laundry Work. Apply
Walker House Laundry on Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21

GESLIE'S MONTHLIES, when
yound, make q neat little volume.
Hhe HERALD Bindery does work IL
syaTy style and ct reasonable ratsa
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WANTED
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
]. K. GILLESPIE,
BROKER,
REAL ESTATE AND RENT AGENT.

Wanted. Territorial and County Script.
Small Houses to Rent or for Sale, pplica-
tons daily.
NOTICE.-New properties everv day; Loans
negotiated on real estate, houses rented and
rents collected; charges moderate.
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You can Save Money by buying your Spring. House
furnishings from u.s. determined to Close Out
Large Lots Cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23
fffs ~.

FLEMING. On "Wednesday. February 22d. 1892 at
a:59 O'clock An. JOHN 5. FLEMING, in the forty
sixth year 81 his
Funeral from his late residence, No. 81 Delawa- re av-
enue northeast, Friday at ii Friends invited
to attend. =
IDDISS. On Tuesday, February n, 1892 ut xix
o'r.Uck a. M, HlNRl, beloved husband Annie and
Funeral Will take place from ms late residence. No.
400 New ork avenue. Friday afternoon at o'clock.
tre-cs aud relatives are respectfully invited 10 at
tend 3s
JACKSON. In Philadelphia, on February 81 1882
EDMoNlA LEI, daughter Of lev. Augustus and Mary
T. jackson, aged two years
Funeral from ~. Pani's Church, Washington ID c.
Friday, February "a, at O'clock. Friends invited.
HICHAKDSON- "Wednesday morning Feisrlsry ~
1882, WILLIAM OSCAR Oldest of John H. and
Victoria Rlchardsn aged twelve years. five mouths aud
days.
Thou hast left us! oh, how soon!
Thy life had hardly reached rs noon.
4 !y Joys 81 life had just begun,
When. 10! We SEE thy setting sun.
Thou hast left We. but above
Loved ones will Irvine thy wreath OF love.
Removed from earth. from rein set free.
Our loss has all been gain to thee
Funeral viii take place from the residence his pa
rents, No. $50 9Th street southwest. Friday the
18th ia Mt at O'Clock ~ IN. lDteIlgent At Congress
sionsi cemetery.
ROBINSON. On Thursday, February 23d 1854 sx
$50 am, DINAH ROBINSON, formerly of CsrlIale
England. and widow Of John Robinson, of vineland
Funeral services Ut the residence Of her con- DR. Tbos
Robns1n. 1898 street northwest n morrow, ct 8
PIN. Remains VIII he taken 10 Yineisnd, n. J.
WEBSTER February 23d, 1882 Villa WOOD
WARD. only child Of 1hos. W. and Mary Florence
Webster. aged nine years and three months.
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Z oRFoLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

The STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
viii leave her wharf, foot of 9th stree every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock y. IN, touch
ing Pi1ey Point Point Lockout and Fortress Monroe
C0NNEC TING AT NORFOLK With The BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
FlrstC are IN Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 80
Secon class Fare ~ Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 80
tirstca Fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout 50
Second class Tare to Piney Point and Point Lookout Is
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock pm
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and f. G. KNIGHT v-ili rasIlne their
TINS. eavrg Pier Al, East River. New York. every
SAL URDAY, at four O'Clock y. m, and Georgetown
every FRIDAY, az O'Clock a. For particulars
apply tO agent, % Water street Georgetown.
Tickets and staterocfns be secured at general
Office 6l3 18th street National METROPOLITAN Bank
Building. b. o. Ticket Office, i35l 4, IN sylyana
nue.; ~. Mare Hotel, and at brt.
Oc-2 ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
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A STAR REUTER- TRANSFERRING HIS PROPERTY
telegram from Chicago, Feb. p says: Moaroe
salisbury. one OF the largest star route contrac-
rr sbable defendant in the government prosecu-
ttOa has transferred 70 Eliza Salisbury his wife
consideration OF $4,000, the property No ls9
5t;ste-street, near the Palmer House, in this CITY,
The deed was dated in July last but was not n.ei
Until last Tuesday.
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RAILROADS.

'sNaE GifAI o
ME- To TUE z E. SoKlH. WEsT AlD s5ITnwEsT.
poSh Rf Tenn EaiI SfL4SnIp - 1cENERY
II fFFtT jAN si,tR ! 5 ID i ~ Ms l.
ihAIS3 LEAVE WASHINGTON Prom STATION, CORNER
For Pi,tsbur and tie Wet Chie15 Iiited Express
o. Pullman Hotel and Stepping Cars at $50 .. M.
fxprs~s, 40 J. daily. with Palace cars 70
M. daily tor Pittsftr and the Vet '''' ''' p
For isokt aSD 70 f9s.sC RAILROAD
m esily, except Saturday. with Palace Cars to
For wiiiaInsiort- Lock Haven and Elnra, at $50 a.
M daily. except sunday
For New York and the Eas:. 800 Am. 1890 am
and loo Pm Limited Express Of Pullman Par
lor Cars. $50 a. aaly. EXCEPT Sunday.
sey City with beat, Of Brooklyn Annex. affordng
direct transfer l. Futon street. avoiding double
For Pr !aaelpha- soc IL. 10 80 am. 1:3e. $40
go and 1920 pm; On sunday. $50. $40. $50
d.ily. exeeft sunday.
For Baaiore go; 500, g:ss. 1920 am, and 1:so
sunday 500. $50 an. l:5o, $40. 100. $50
For Pore's Creek Line. GAO and 40 p m daily
For Annapolis. s: and 4:4O p. M. daily except
ALExiNDiiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Ny " -, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aiexand-ia $50 72o. 900. 1l:oo and II % am
so. 800. 6:2o. 900 and III - PHI TN Sunday
For Richmond and the South go and II % a. NJ
dai.y- AID 800 p N daily, EXCEPT SUNDAY
%, and 10:G9 AM; l2.i0 800, 500. 100 ard
$40 pm. and 1900 midnight. ON Sunday at
~. 500, s:o3 and 10 90 a. 100 aad 3:2O pm.
Iskets an inform AZ the office northeast corner
O. 18th street anal Pennsylvania avenue and at the STA
eon. whore orders e left fo- the checking OF bag
sage to destination from hotels aud residences.
j. Il. WOOD,
FRANK THOMPSON. Genera Manager ia
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The fra:slass Steamers Of this Lima
AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM"
''SCEIEDAN,' ''W. 4. SCHOLTEN,"
''P. CAIAND." aud MAS
Garry the T. s Mails the Netherlands leave Wat
Stores, Brooklyn. regularly on WEDNESDAY,
first cabin. se0s'0. II Cabin, $50 Storage. $40.
Il CAZatN, tIene<a Agent. - South William street,
New Icrk. For Passage apply 70 ". q. METZEHOTT
q co % PcnfsyivG,ia avenue. WaShirgtOn., or r.
IL. JOHNSON. Agent Nat!ora safe Deposit Building
corier New Eo!k avenue and 18th street northwest Ja1I
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Philadelphia Wants n CorcOran.

Benefactors like w. w. Corcoran at Washington
are not knighted with us, they are abroad, or
rewarded VITA some title: but they receive, what
Is. alter all, o more value than ribbon or star a
popular gratitude and devotion. widespread and
heartfelt, more prec Gus than rubies, and more 10
be desired than file gold. And In this connection
Philadelphia has city full of gratitude waiting
for the rich man who will reap the reward of we'll
d'dng in giving by giving while he is yet alive 10
do i: well.
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Mormons 90 Petition Congress. 10 Halt

saws: The MormOns are greatly excited over the
situation, and are doing all they can 10 prevent
further Congressional action. To-day petitions
are being signed in all parts or the territory one by
women ana another by men, praying Congress TO
halt A petition for business men 10 sign will be
Circulated tomorrow. and many Gentle merch nts
Will sigh, as they believe that the revolution!znv
OF the COVER ment Will unSettie values and prove
al astrouS T. bu lneSS- In two weeks petitions
With 100000 Utah and Idaho sgners, viii he In
washington. Some leading Mormons have already
gone east, and Apostles Smith and Thatcher start
Tomorrow Whether they are authorized u make
concessions Is unknown, but the feeling here is
mat unless they are their mission VIII be Ia vain
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TUNARD LINE.

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 \. r.. NEW YORK.
scythia We'd. 8 Feb Parthia . We'd. 5 Mel.
Catalonia. We'd. IS Feb s-ythia -. We'd. Is NIc h.
Gallia. Wed. 81 Feb. Catalonia We'd. - Mch
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
..o .,o RATES PASSAGE.
goo, ecu ana fltU, according to accommodations.
Llckes To arls. <I5 additional.
return tickets on favorable terms.
steamers marked do not steera9e.
Sptfaxe AT very low rates Steeraxe tickets from Iiv
sroo and Queenstown and al ether parts of Europe at
lowest rates.
- Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre. Antwerp aud other YoTtson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and pas apply at the Ccmpanys office
No. \ Bowling Green both steeraee and cabin to
OILS BIGELOW 4 CO., Cos 9Th street, Washington,
u. G..
VERNON III. BROWN 4 CO.. New Gork;
Crto Aiessrs. OTIS BlGElOW CO.,
}snl2 tU5 tn street, Washington.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
A< STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRK
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
lfDAi from Bremen Pier foot of 81 street. Hoboken.
RATES Of passage:-From New York to Hayre, London,
sonfhanIton ard Bremen. first cabin. 800; second
cain 500 steerage, $50, prepaid certificates
- FOR trelht or passage apply 10 OELHICIS& CO.,
lowing Green, New York; ". q. METZERUrT 4
70, S2 PeLusyi yania avenue northwest Agents for
washington tanl2
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STEAMER &c.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

On and after NOVEMBER 30, 1881. the steamer
ARROW SMITH will leave her wharf, foot of 9Th street.
att =. ~. every MONDAY. THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY for all landings ON MONDAY far as
NoInini Ferry. On THURSDAY, Nonini and Currio-
man. On SATURDAY. CurrioInan and Lepnardtown.
JOHN n. WOOD
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE February l3.-yirginia Ga consos
81 DO past due coupons 60, do ten iolties S95G
bid 10 day.
BALTIMORE February 2s-Ccttcn lower mid
ding llh: Flour quiet and without change. Wheat.
southern steady: western e3ser-soutil.rn red l3'la
lag; do amber s6al 40; No; western, winter red.
a i2'. May. 535sal 34 June, l3I1sal S21-; Jny.
l2ot4al II Corn. southern hr1n. western dnll
southern white ~ do yellow, is: western mixed.
Aprl ea53aS4 May. f9lras9s. June. "a hid steamer.
63 Oats firmer- southern 46a49; western white. ~
aiS: do mixed, AZ; Pennsylvania. i7a50. Rye dull.
Provisions quet Glid unchanged Butter western
packed. lsa46 roll. 2Ja2. Eggs easier. 20a25. Petro
ieam Gnll and hesyy.refneds -. Coffee tirln-Rio
o.. Whisky dul ]. 19ai 20. Fr,ghts to liverpool per
steamer dun and unchanged. Receipts hour. .. las
barrels wheat 1872 bushels; corn. Is, eo bushels
oats. I. 7a2 bushels. Shpnents-whea ;, 600 bushels
corn ,4u0 bushels. Sales-wheat, 347. t6l bushels;
corn, -. $50 bushels.
NEW YORK. February %. Stoke weak and irregular
Money. 6. Eschange-long. AS. do. short, 4S9h.
State bonds duh but higher. Governments irregular
Cotton duh.
NEW, YORK. February as.-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat heavy and Lal cent lower Corn quiet and IA
heavy. 10. 70.
LONDON, February %. 23O r.m.-U s. bonds.
A.. ll5 Atiantic and Great Western first mortgaage
?s4 Reading, 291s. The Bank Of England rate OF
discount ;.
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4 OHIO RAILROAD.

-'" -'i''1"eoi' I-o
nAITIMUEF K OHIO ptIJ un.n
ID A-i''aD-
TiIF NoDrJ FAST ,ND THE ,>,,-
INT 'i'bi-h iA, $500 L. 80 iHE ONLY LINE
rur FACT Ant, ri, hkI" W., ~. -
AhL I~iSi AND HE NESI, VA WASHINGTON.
x.,,,, 10 mn ,x,y,
RAILS
sCIrrDr-r T. ,n .r,rt. ,,,.,-,.o-.
~ ar fffECI MONDAY, JAN
=. = - -
=. 81 ,.tFt, lar b = Sill Nt'ION.
$500 = 40 - I'd, CINtINNA1l. AND 81 LOUIS
49, NOS. Carr 10 Cincinnati.
s.ce9 me- 80 ,i,, 80. O.
=. "a ~. t.-tre, fhcoft City, aid WAY Stations.
'''' Si ~ ,i,.'re Annapchs and Way piedmont.
~ "licis3str HiserstowI.. ana Way, via
f-.15IS =! FtAropt. Y-yY.,.-
s.fo -, q - =, a n rs u.s. >.
s.iSpi3Ii ana Hft ~ ?" a. oIan9ns. -
~ foC itN
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AUCTION SALES.
VT,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


ONE SHOEMAKER l. CO ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
FORTE, IN GOOD ORDER; ONE McCAMMON
PIANO; TWO ELEGANT CHROMOS. {MARY
STEWART AND THE ITALIAN FRUIT SELL
ER0 OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS;
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITES; FRENCH PLATE
MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS; BLACK WAL
NUT FURNITURE. IN SETS AND DETACHED
PIECES; FINE TOILET SETS; HAIR MAT
THESES; CARPETS. STOVES. &c. AT AUG
On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-FIVE
1882. at TEN O'CLOCK within and in front of
spacious saesroons shall sell general assortment of
the above goods. No postponelnent on account of
weather. THOMAS DOWIING
f23-2t Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE
l. CO.. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
INCORPORATED Dec. G, 1881. CAPITAL 5000. 900
NJ. ASHFORD. b. BEALE.
President. Secretary
/ l.. JOHNSON, z. +, RIGGS
Vice President Treasurer.
Issues policies of insurance affordine an absolute
warranty of title to reel estate either in purchaser
trustee or nIcrtsagee also certificates guaranteeing the
absolute accuracy OF abstracts tile and in genera
ifaiiSct I'll business relating u tie tig.on and
transfer OF titles To rea estate in the District Column
bia. -
OFfICE:-GUnton Building Second foor) Az Louis
lana
TRUSTEES:
a. Ashford, Charles c. Duncanson
Sas,i'e fsacon. Richard ". Tyler,
r. fralcls Riggs. Isaac l.. Johnson,
james Il. Pague, George f. St,afer
Albert A. Wilson. flS-9m
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Alarm Among the STAR Roufer..

wash Cor. Bait. American
The most detected SIT OF citizens Washington
has known for years members OF the star route
ring, who now recognize the fact that the law Is
after them and that the government is thoroughly
In earnest Gen Brady stu remains in Nashing-
Ton, and IL l. said has called his followers la as
StDle mere Tor the purpose OF preparing for their
next move. Which viii b. an effort Ia delay the
Trials. However successful they VIII lee retains
10 be seen. They are not at all encouraged and
SNOW Their apprehension 10y circulating wild stories
as 10 promises and assurances that they re-
ceiVed during the late President Gar,ieIds aaun-
istration-th.t tie eases against certain OF their
readers would not be pressed. The alleged ring
le"nerS DO hot understand the pfes,-nt course
matters appear 10 be taking. They claim fur
liner That ~ Was owing To his knowledge of
this fact that Macyeagh wanted 10 resign be-
fore the late President died, and 80 persistsntIy
refused 10 condu the prosecution when pressed
10 DO SO by President Arthur. MacNeagh. they as
serl, dld not wish 10 compromise the late admins
Udtlon IN th least and FASTENED tn sever his con-
heeuon with the case In order 10 conceal the truth
Or course, this 81 ~ cmandted from a star route
Standpoint nd Is given for what il II worth but
III does not lind credence among Those who are
thoroughly cogniLant of the Presidents Intentions
10 VIGOROUSLY prosecute the alleged star route
Swln0ieIS'
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WALL Street TODAY.

STOCK MAKkET FEyERISH AND IRREGULAR
NEW YORK, February 2a-The Posts financial
article q 40 PM avs: AT the stock exchange
L. s. bonds are y higher for the Ia and ex-
tended 6s Southern state bonds are steady
to strong at an advance OF sa1;., the lat
ter TenneSseeS. Railroad bonds are down
i,a24 per cent, the hitter Kansas
md Texas seconds 10 63. The stock market to-day
: feverish, unsettled and irregular. The Wander
oilt stocks and the coal shares have been cornpar
lively strong. ON the other hand, OF the active
~tocks Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred
nd Union Pacific have each been weak and
he break OF Tuesday. Louisville and Nash
lille has been alternately strong and
weak between a and 20, the price being Il Ia we
write Ii looks as II some stocks We're weakened
to-day for the purpose Of making purchases Of
The general list easter. Every art and Influence
known to the business was brought TO bear early
n the day TO stampede the market into a
panic. All things considered, the market
laS shown surprising strength. In the
fnoney market Sac per cent Is the quotation
or Call loans on stocks. and 2kaSh per cent for
the same on I. :. bonds. At these rates there has
as yet been no difficulty in obtaining money, and
seems as If the spectators. who are so active In
depressing the stock market. hesitate TO make
the money market stringent. for fear that The
Treasury viii order the prepayment without
rebate OF the Si0.000O0 called bonds included in
the 10Th and l0Sth calls. In the market for SIer-
ling bills the difference between the rate for 60
DAY and that Tor demand drafts has been narrowed
on account or the reduction this morning in the
posted discount rate OF the Bank OF England. The
Indications are I'm favor OF lower exchange, rather
than further gold exports.