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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-09
,ENrNs REPORT

p rsEIsllso FNEfCHA
Money 2@6 per cent, closing offered at i ger
cent. Prime mercantile paper SOS per een'
Sterling exchange, hanke-s' bills steady Al
$3.50; 10. Ok. demand, Ss.8i.
Dry goods imports for the week, 81, 62,og0.
Governments-Generally strong and h114
per cent. higher.
Bonis-aa;iroad bonds generally s,reug.
State Securities-Fairly active and a fraction
higher Cor Tennessee, old.
Stpcks--Tne stock market, during the greater
part6f tho first hour, while dali, was strong AID
recorded an advance OF LOS per cent. ~,
which Northern Pacific preferred and com mos,
Oregon Transccntinental, Wabash, st Louis L
Pacific preferred and Chicago, Milwaukee x 1T.
Paul were most Conspicuous. The market thea
became heavy and about midday prices fell off
XM2 per cent, Oregon Transcontinental, North
EN- Pacific preferred, Louisville 4 Nashville and
Denver & Eio Grade baiag conspicuous. Suo-
sequently a rally OF A9i4 per cent took slace,
led by Chicago, tflwaukee & 81. Paul ard Del-
yer 81 Rio Grande, but the market af;crward de-
ciined ~ per cent. in Northern Pacific conmou,
8 per cant. in preferred and 1s@zl per cent. III
the remainder OF the LIST. In the lass hour till
shortly before the close the market was strong
AID sold up 4Wi}s per cent: led b. Chicago,
At4lwaUh5e ~ 81. raul, Dut III iwe haal dealings
the list reacted = fraction and the marlet cinsai
dull bat generally heavy at 2 fractional reaction
from the h;ghes. point Of the day. The ciosirg
prices s!ioG az I'm provement of Il 4 PEI ce.e.
over those Of yesterday, Chicago * S~orClwes; IN
and Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paa1 pre1errd
leading. st. Paul, Minneapolis q Manitoba.
however, IS / per cent. and Northern Pacific
ooe'non y per cent. lower. The priac; IA fca
tres Of The day were Willard Co.'S,
MINING sIooRs.
Mining stocks very dali; koJi son Consoii-
dated fell from iG09,1l. closing I,5; S ad haw
sold at zi94i, Chryso.ite l0j, lidcp aie Ne Is
@69, and Standard id HON Siivsi 90. Sales
for the dry e2.5L5 shares.
TIE tra15actiors aggregsCsd 155. 90 -ha:ss,
2,y00 CanaJa Southern; 2,lG0 N-rtpi p,o.hc
l7,G3o De-nware, laicklwalI4a L Ncsssra
:,0lJ Ienser & no !~irsinsie, e.JgO trie, 5,Wy
Kansas q Texas; 7.ey0 Louisv!.7 :. 4aaa.
$500 Missouri Pacific; li,eV0 A;o-thT-. TIL;
4,GGO \. ). central; $3.50 Ncw YORK te-,.a.;
$3.50 Chicago, st. If;nl, Miii1"tYo.s {. Dl1sh4;
2,3J0 Wabisil, st. Louis = pasiii9; 1893 Waei-
ecp Uiioa Is,ssraph; t.513 vreson fruisc9-t-
mental.
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New Yoas, Dec. 7.-Gcfee dan ard
aacha2ged; Iio cacgaes 4u- tel at tWSIc.
3aea5 1ail al3 u4c.:a3gs,t; far 20 good
renriag qao;e} 81 6%4lc. Ao;assas 1irrn;
- ,lgie4ns 495a6;c, KnD qac.t but stes d..
@ag0ifs.lu s:-sqs. unitei Las: crate 7st q
~ o. raauiei -1ss2c. Boa'n dali; i.754lS.H.
rdrpsHt.ae alaa; 5l@ sc5Zo. Eggs. western,
4l.-t DIt st-idg 1t049%c. PORK quiet but
steasiy; eex a.ess 1928. het9 IN Sooi demand.
CaJ rteass 1IA AND noaiuai; long clear
anridies l.00. i-ir4 stronger; rrine steam
rs ~ ll.6o. Bn,ter deaand fali. market firm;
t6Gyss. iheese qt:cC blc tigal, western fiat
G@ t@t{c.
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Receipts and Shipments.

The folio wing are the receipts and ship
ments for the preceding twenty-four
hours:
Receipts-Wheat, 24 cars; rye, 1; fax, l.;
-four, g.; feed, 3; hay, ., cattle, 4; horses
and mules, 5; hogs, l; s.eep, /; lumber, 4;
coal, 81; wood, 26; merchandise, %; stone,
1; pig iron, 8; railroad iron and rails, l.;
railroad ties. 81. Total. 191 cars.
Shipments-Wheat, 30 cars; corn, 1:
barley, 3; flax, 3; -four, IL; feed,2; hay, g.;
cattle, 3; horses and mules, 2; lumber, %;
coal, %: merchandise. n: lime, 2; stone.
.: pig iron. l; railroad ties: u. Total. 2o0
carS.
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CaioA5o, Dec. S.-Fiour Gaie5 and un-
changed. Wheat gaie! and weak; regular SAX
0eoeuuper. 94IW '5c JaLuaTy, 95l& February;
i.0l Nay; Nc. 9 rcd winter 95c No 2 Chicago
,priag 9zIee9Eke; No. Chicago spring TIC.
Corn. stoady. fair demand rs 55A cash; 545S
70 n5c Decem5sf: 5559HsJ&HS January; 53l1aa
- IS February: b5z 3.ae SC @as. Oats strong
AID higher. SGMo cash; "iN December; $500
So January; BE. a.aE. i.ye steHiy and ur-
c.,angeA 35Ae cash; 35%A ass December
!595c :~s.lary; 35%sc aiay. Eariey steady and
q. Flax seed str rser: i.lal5. Bac; u
steady and uacia.gel. Bitter s,.ong ard
hisl; creamery, FAR to faacg GAG &c; dairy do.
IT. 4a.c. Eggs steady and ,Gacil.ngcd; 2Sc
PORK active and ariE; iI.3'egl7.55 cash: 1850
Dxolieor; iT.fuui7 ~ jar. f7.S5@l7.S 7a
February. Lard fsiriv actiye and e shade higher;
.i,, es~h; lf.e3@ 500 JssnIary; 1915 Feb
ruarl Baiz ncs.s scaadT ~. unchanged.
y s~a sseadr e~a INC argei; ~.
Cac-o n.r..at5 N 'yiia - FL; Wy dull to-
lay, all prices So seal, hardy worth d.cr;p-
non. #hcat ayeisged a-i olss,G SO q better.
Ca. Wheat, acs o1ly lZ5,}9- bast,eis. prices
= Z = i,Ht.ar. G2rl c-0sc1 lScaigAer ior al op-
lions cc-. ii.rers which Wa ~ lower on
,aii skies 55e,osu baa;:is: prices Upe.tlagad bat
iF.:. Qtts wec. e1e .,1aly esso-g AMI cash
: ti nl-i3@r; e- asa e@Cez.t'e. Ar,t Up well
eat tt ~ o1tio-; Gig,aa s4la; - ss5Ic wear:
-. s5 Ja-5t-r aot ~! 1lay; oa cal ales
iaa1si 3zl1 c.seasy 70 $sc higher.
ts.1 cY as:lst g. arn ssiai e. anges on
-llt 1tt54 tar 49,. arm ~ i2:; !. CHER.
: srt 90 I'D 81 Gil. Sles &c.
sg1~ aee Tee3YA ID Sd rn.a-t- o Nov.
:: . . "a '-9 't t7v 3,00o bushels wheat;
= .3.4cg 2.Y...ls ~ ,o" .uy, ypese.7 i cats;
:, - ;,i-t.,., t.; .i.tjs. r;tshrt7 q, IA is,.
Say .e..;., zti,,,a- i-irrel5 OF aoir, !3.9}u bush
-f- al D-.,.ff. % tf : hr-fs.ts a. . nr.t. 20 y II
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Nj. DOKAN'S o

The following quotations giving the range .,
the markets duru,g the day were received by Al
lboaAN, Commission Merchant:
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Der. 8, 10 a. m.-opot whea,
weak. Corn penny lower. CargOes eff coas,
very little demand. Cargo-s on passage buyers
demand concession. London slow. Par,s
quiet.
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CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY treasurer,
Sr Pavys Minn Dec. z. 1873

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. z, 1882
1 VIII make atplicad,n 10 tho District Cour
in and for the county of Ramsey and State Of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday.
December %, 1882, at the Court House, in st.
Paul, Minnesota, for judgments against the
several lois AID real estate embraced in a war
rant in my hands for the collection of unpaid
assessments, with interest and costs thereon Tor
the !. ,~siliafter named special assessments.
Alim the Uity.of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State Of Minnesota, when and where all per
sons interested may a:,snd and be heard.
The owners and description Of real estate an
as follows: s
Assessment for the Change Of
Grade on Lafayette Avenue.
From Woodward Street to Col
lin. Street.
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TRAVELLERS FROM
EertlCrn Minnesota. Dakota 4 kanlte!!G

VIII find this the best and most convenient route
to the East, as connections are made in the I'm
ion Depot at Minneapolis, guarding against loss
of time
Remember, st. Paul passengers leave hcUuion
Depot at 7:25 a. m. ard $50 p. M. and leave The
Union Depot a: Minneapolis at S:i0 a. IN. Art
$50 p. m.
Fare always Us low as by any other route, nd
baggage ciircted through. Ask for y"ur ,i,k.!-
via this route, ard he sure they read VIA A.t-s.
Lea and Y est Liberty.
B. t. NJ LIS, General Freight and Pass-rpr.
Agent, B., L. r. u N. Railway.
4. Il. bodc, General Tratho Manager, n. ~
L. Hallway.
L. ST. John, General Ticket and Passerge,
Agent, c.. Il. I. q p. Railway.
The city office of the Albert Lea Route in
Minneapolis is at No. 8 Washington avenue, ol-
posite Nlcollet house, and in st. Paul at corner
Third ard Sihlev streets.
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WHEAT.
A
Chicago.

Wheat receipts in Chicago 5l,sa2 bushels;
shipments 2i,922 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee g, 3S1 bushels;
shipments 3.SZ5 bushels.
hear wheat cio.ei 10 Chicago at 94ssc.
Year corn closed In Chicago II So Ac.
Year oats closed in Chicago vt SIC.
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CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE or TIE CRY TREASURER,
Sr. PAuL, MINI. Dec. Z, 1882.

VIII make application TO the District Court
in ard FOR tle co2nty of Ramsey and State OF
Minnesota. at the special term held Saturday,
December q, 1889, at the Cont liouse, in 1T.
Paul, III niieSo;a. tor Ju,isiii-nts against the
several lots and real estate rtiDraced III Il war.
rant In ray hands FOR ,i. collection of unpaid
assessments. wltt, interest md costs thereon for
the l., : nsfter nasned SIC cial assessments.
AL N the City Of 81. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State OF Minnesota, wien and where all per
sons interested MAY attend and be heard.
The owners Hsd desci1p tivn of real estate are
us follows.
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Warren s W;ns,ow's Addition
Irvine's Out Lots,

Supposed Owner aid Amt Of
Description. Lot. AssnI't.
Pat W nenney. = 80 il of...... Ii SIS 0C
j mn G Brennan. = c. eta of... 3 90
Mich D Kelley, VIZ OF ei1@9 off,. 90
Mrs J S Branston, eA of nwA OF 5 0O
Thomas Breanaa. ue1 Off,. 4 10 60
John Z Brennan. Wis OF nwL OF 4 SO
Thomas Brennan. e]5 OF nwL OF 4 5 90
Same, Wa of n lOI5s ft......... 5 10 90
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HAL AetTATA

n House Wi5h Ten ROO1n~.
Lot 79Kl50; barn, veil and cistefn. Locates
within AM feet Of the strset cers. Posassaie.
given immediately. Price 1854. Tsrsss .,
payment modsrste. .nply to
<. ". JOHNRON,
2eal Estate Agent, Ron II. Second E10os,
kanEkeisas RAveA IA
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Com mission Dealers.

The following are the Quotations ct sales from
" commission men Yesterday and ere suhjecI
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All in the city of st. Paul. County Of Ramsey
City Treasures.
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THos' J. FISHER coz Res, r,.,.. .,c.,on,.r.

TNHOS. J. FISHER + CO..
l. Real Estate Aucioneers.
TRusTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREETS NORTHWEST, AND VACANT LOT IN
THE s. REAR FRONTING ON WASHINGTON
On WEpNEspAY AFTERNOON. MAY THIRD q.
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. on the premises E3
contained within tn following nstes and bounds:
BEGINNING for the same at point on north II street
eighty eight 88 feet east from tho northwest corner OF
said lot and running thence east forty four {4 feet
and one fourth inch; thence south hundred 1907
AID thence north hundred lOO) feet the place Of
begnning together with the improvements consisting
of q thToe-story brick houss.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER. on the promises We shall
cell the east thirteen 3 feet Of tho western half the
eastern half Of lot numbered six Co. In square
WASHINGTON street thirteen (3) running to the
rear ct that width on hundred f1a0) feet, with the
privilege Of using in ten 0) feet tho whole
extent OF the rear Of the parcel OF land conveyed raid
los and square e Casper Trap by John E. Norris.
trustee. - An Alley and also with the privilege Of
width from said Washington street to the said tenfoo
alley IN the rear
Terms: One third Of tho purchase money on each
piece In CASH balance In six and twelve month"; with
interest at six per cant annum secured the prop
ery sold or all cash at the onton Of the purchaser.
property il struck of viii be required. All convey
ancing at purchasers COST Terms q must be com
piled wi in days after sale or property will be
sold at risk and cost of defaung purchaser sfter
nve Gays NOTICE IN THk EVENING star newspaper.
H. TUWLES,
EMMA J. BUCHLY,
Executors and Trustees Under the Will Of Rudolph
Buchy. a22-dKds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TvHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Aucsioneer.
CaANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNnd-
PROVED REAL fSTArE, LOCATED ON THE
TWEEN AND STREETS SOUTR, AND on
SOUTH Al STREET., BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
CANAL STREETS EAST. OPPOSITE u. 9.
NAVY YARD.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thees
Dst5ict Of Columbia passed In EQUITY Cause No. u q
q viii offer for sale at public auction in front of
days and sisted al the interest and estate
of the parties 70 said suit in and to the folowae real
ON TUEsDAY, MAY SECOND. 1882. a. SIX
O'CLOCK T. NJ, Lot =, in the square 60, having a
front Of &c feet LIST cast running back that
one-story Frame Office and two-story Frame Build
On WEDNESDAY, MAY THIRD. 1882. a. the same
nor Lot m square 3d. having front Of ~ feet I
lees II inches TO an alley 20 feet wide. snd
wide. This lot IL unimproved and Is desirable for
bnldng purposes. the Anaoostia and Potomac h. II.
passing the street which fronts and being
ia close proximity to the navy yard
Terms OF sale: One-forrth cash the day Of sale
or within seven days thereafter, tie residue in four
eur months from the day Of sale the purchaser giving
his her or their promxory notes therefor. bearing in
terest from the day Of sale six PER per annm
or al cash at his her or their election. The tide to the
respective parcels sold 70 be retained until the full
purchaser shall fail to comply with the of
reserve the right to reAdyerse and resell the property
1t the risk and cost OF such defaung rchaser The
property win be offered ia separate lots parcels $50
JAMES b. EDWARDS. Trustee.
a2O-eo&ds sos street northwest.
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TOMORROW.

ELESANT AND HANDSOME FURNITURE,
GoRNAMEN1S. CARPETS, &c. CONTAINED
IN HOUSE ll32 EIGHTH STREET NORTH
WIS CONSISTING IN PART OF EIFGANT
PARL0R SUITE, RAW SILK, VELVET TRIM
MINGS; WALNUT MOROCCO COVERED
DINING CHAIRS AND LOUNGE; WALNUT
PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE; WALNUT NJ L.
MIRRORED-BACK SIDEBoARD CABINET
STATUARY, CRAWLING MAGICIAN: FBON-
5 ~ Sr, STAND; NIRY HsNpSoME BRASS
CHAIR; IARIAN, BgEEMI,N AND oTHEk
DECORATED DINNER SET. (NERY F1NED; CUT
GLASS AND OTHER TABLE WARE; AANTEL
kf..eaKB ! SDnr w N.Y. MIB N HIT
GAHPETS; Wal. UT CHIFEONIERi WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITE, lPLATE CLASS MIRROR
Mt. CHAMBER SUITE; WALNUT CHAMBER
ANDTENNESSEEM.T. VERY HANDSOME; OAK
SUITE; BOX SPRINGS. HAIR MATTRESS, BED
DING; WILLOW CHAIRS; WALNUT CARD
BOOSTERS: TABLES. KiTCHEN UTENSILS.
&C.. sc.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY FOURTH COM.
MENCfNG AT TEN O'CLOCK. viii sell at the RESI-
dence OF Louis AuerDsch esq., " no Ia giving house.
keepingl No 1882 9Th street northwest the entire
tents which are very handsome and nearly new and
which invite tie stteuton Of parties who fur.
nishin( their residences.
mid DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
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COURT SALE En OF yyAALgAnlE IMPROVED PROP
FVNHOS J. FISHER d CO..
l. Real Estate Auctloneers. 1924 street northwese
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
REAL ESTATE.

Re ss 9: 81 81 SSiT%Ss ss:,ea ssa,y
and &orthinstoa & a. fendsnss the SndersFned
"a r s 8 g. 70 PC .1cc.
ON MONDAY 6NH u SSSS o NAY cIWiNTTEc
Lo. II and p.ft Of ot Il .ossssss q
c Ss- New S,h Ysrh Ss.csn Ts and st
ss sSs fs :es .s. .sa IssA .. e Is 2: .
o. I've. sSSissf e SHE HEk tfss
Lots % and q from. esSS IS feet on north s.r..s
with pa.. d 81 ne Zach ], q e feet and iass
,TIMEpikTEfY THEREAFTER
; ;SI street.. and Iss lest NORTH strss Sssssss
so~., oS SANE DAY. AT SIX O'CLOCK
ss.. and * s.. tn
SAVE x,h f bga & 2qs FL Sas rxpsy
T We between ind saees north. with depth a
ON TUEspsy AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY.
L. T. square Soc irontins s. feet insi.. on south
side aysnne between 7th aud ssh strsc
g ss sssssI sS,i FIVE O'CLOCK
side Il O. ssss inee ON lin
ss on si ssh N sg of ssSpt g
.FogRfH. AZ FIVE O'Clock. "A'
sents Is feet inches Of lot 10 syu.re 2s, lsx
depth of 95 feet, improved by ANAL frame house NO.
3l2 I3H street.
on SAME DAY. AT SIX O'CLOCK.
Al OF square No CAS-. fronting pectvely ON south
and south tx" strees aud First street west and
Half street west.
Terms Of safe prescribed by the decree: Ono third
OF the purchase in cash. and the residue in two
equal nsslments At six and twelve months respective
~, with interest ~ the rate Of per per snnum
from day OF SALE TO be secured by approved note with
.b ssserysd II, lien OF the TopsT s or the purch.se
n cash money deposit shall be required on each IL
announced on day OF sale. Upon default Of any pur-
chaser in complying with terms Of sales within ten 40,
days. the property upon which default has been made
may be resod at the risk and cost Of defautng r-
chaser after three days notice In The Evening Star
newspa Der. Conyeyancng shall he at the cost Of TIE
purchasers. CAAS. d. FOWLER, Trustee,
MI -eo&d8. Webster Law BuildinR.
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9 BENSINGER. Auctioneer,
De Hor~e and Carriage Bazaar.
S38, 80 aud ox2 Louisiana avenue.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF LOGGING OUTFIT,
IN FAIR ORDER FOR BEEF; FIVE CAkRY
LQS: ONE DOUBLE OK CART; LOT CHA Ms.
Bolts AND OTHER MATERIAL COMPRISING
THE ABOVE OUTFIT.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY FOURTH. 1882
commencing at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, will sell, at
the Bazaar, 93S $40 aud 943 Louisiana avenue. the
above stock without reserve.
mist 8. BENSTNGRR Auctioneer.
IrINR BUILDING LOTS 81 UATFD IN THE BEST
II LOCATIONS ON CAPITOL HILL. BEING AT
CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. b
STREET NORTH AND SEVENTH STREET
ON sy sE " N, STREET FAST gETwEEN PENN
r0 On THUR SD n.c, AFTERNOON; MAYE
front of the premises. lot J. in square &c.,
ing lis feet inches Massachusetts avenue las
street morrill, and 90 feet public spscs fronting
TIN street east the rear line or this lot running through
from Massachusetts, avenue to gtreet and being 81
feet inches Thi. is magnifcent and available lot
NOON. we viii sell lot Is, In equxre S7J. fronting 81
feet inch It'll street east between Pennsylvailia
avenue and street south This il also fine building
o and private parties spocuators and builders should
Terms: One-fourth Cash. balance in one two and
three years notes. to bear cent interest and TO be
secured by deed of trust premises d. all cash.
at purchasers option. deposit Of 500 at time Of sale
required on esch lot Terms to be complied with in
purchaser after days public Of such resale in
come ne spaper published in Washington. DC. Con.
yeyancing and recording at purchasers cost
a29-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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IN private letter from Judge Gillian. dated
at Waynesville, he says: "a curious fact has
been related to me. They say that II cattle be
brought from south OF this-from Rutherford
county, or any county In South Carolna-to
this place, the cattle here which come In con-
tact with the cattle thus brought are soon
taken with . distemper Of which they almost In
yariabiy die, while cattle brought here suffer
from no disease. II Is further said that II caftle
are brought here from Pennsylvania or Bun-
eombe they almost invariably die. while the cat-
tie which como In contact with them ere n No
way diseased hefofo or after the eputaot. he
section 60 Affected . small n aeeos and eoome o
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From the Philadelphia Times.
1t isn't often that girl is kissed too much,
and less frequently does boy suffer from too
much Of that sort Of thing. It is 30 different
from washing and ironing and cooking and
sweeping down the stairs that girls have been
known to seek kissing rather than those things,
and often much to the neglect Of them. It has
never been supposed that any great danger
lurked In kissing. even though . great deal of it
very ardent-for sometimes the very best things
will fatigue One-it has usually been fatigue
which all were willing to accept.
1t appears, however. that there is great deal
Of danger In kissing which is not sensibly and
decently done. story comes through the
English papers Of an extraordinary young Ger
man couple who wagered to kiss each other ten
thousand times in the course of ten hours. That
seems easy enough, and probably there are
thousands Of young lovers who presume they
have time and again done some thousands bet
ter than that. The wager was the result of q
discussion about how many kisses could be
crowded into given time. The enterprise was
undertaken with great vigOr, the only drawback
being the presence Of spectators. Within the
first hour two thousand kisses were exchanged,
and the outlook was prOpitiOus. The record,
however. did not keep up, only one thousand
being added in the second hour. From thistime
on the business Jagged. and at the end of the
third hour both broke down. The young woman
tainted in the midst of too much of good
thing. and the young mans lips were cramped
out Of their usefulness and paralyzed.
1t isn't worth while expressing an opinion
about an extraordinary couple like that. They
have their own punishment In the fact that the
matrimonial engagement between them was
broken of in consequence Of the strange per-
formance Probably there isn't any warning in
this for American girls. They don't make q
public exhibition Of THEN kissing, and thew are
never known to faint ct the end Of the third
hour. They are the kind of girls also who do
not paralyze the young mems lips, and the young
man whose lips don't paralyze must be pretty
poor young man IL he gives girl time to faint
between kisses. But don't do it In public-it
isn't worth much that way
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THuMAs BOWLING, Aucaoneer.

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On 9 sTKEET SOUTH. BETWaEN THI i
sTREETS WEST, NEAR THE BUREAU OF I'm.
CIR WING AND PRINTING.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated March 18TH A. "a
D. 1875 and recorded in hber TIL folio All ct seq s
one OF the land records OF tho District of Coumbi
the subscribers viii sell at public auction to the high
THE TWENTY-SIxTH DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1882
AT HaLF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. ~. tho follow.
ing real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia. to wit: That certain lot
known on the land records as number three t3). in
having front Of 4S41 feet south street between
1917 and 14th streets, and depth Of 81 feet the same
being improved By three frame houses Also the wet
half az lot 4. in same square. improved by Brick
House Of two Etores the lot fronting street SOUTH
and the portion hereby granted having front OF eix-
teen feet, together with all tho improvements" 2:
cetefa "a In said deed mentioned. The above property
or so much thereof may be necessary. will be sold
subject to taxes and a. esements and dover right.
The debt interest and coet Of sale in cash. (of
which 800 ON each piece cold must be paid ut the time
Of sae) and the residue in equal sums, in six and
twelve months with interest at per cent per snnum
the Trustees all cash at the OPTION Of the purchaser
-. -. JOS; G. g; KEMNEDY.t Trustees.
ED THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence Of the rain until WEDNESDAY,, MAY
THIRD. SAME HOUR AND PLACE. By order of
Trustees.
a27-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.