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used, and it can be stopped and started quicker
than any kind of car have yet SEEN Notwith-
standing this facility, however, the electric car
seemed to strike terror to the hearts
OF pedestrians and drivers of teams
all the way down town. The average
New York business man or shop
girl will meander across the horse-car tracks,
with provoking GOODNESS and carelessness, right
under the noses of the horses drawing the con-
veyance, and the average truck and cart driver
takes a wonderful delight in keeping on the
track just ahead of the car until the driver Of
the latter has gone through the whole gamut
Of oaths in six or seven languages. But the
electric car rather makes people uneasy. When
crossing pedestrians saw our new vehicle COM
ing half a block away they seemed to awake
from their apparent sleep-walking trance and
cleared the trackway at a skip and a bound.
And butchers carts, dry goods vans. garbage
wagons and trucks were correspondingly spry.
They cavorted and rocked out Of the way long
before our motor man rang his little jingle
bell, and old, sedate and decrepit horses
bounded away like antelopes under the coax
ings and lashes of the frightened drivers. It
won't be long, however, before the latter get
used to the electric cars ways, and then they
will become insufferable in the tantalizing
insolence with which they rule the roadway as
they always have been in the democratic city
of New York. II. II. SoULE.
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Release Of Oyster Boats.

ALLOWED TO GO AFTER SURETY BOND Is
GIvEN-rHE CAPTAINS ESCAPE.
Cambridge special to the Baltimore Amer
lean, January 4, says: The vessels arrested by
Captain Howard in Fishing bay last week,
which were con6scated by Justice Hooper for
having Cancelled numbers, and held here to
await the result of an appeal to court, made by
the owners. were released to-day upon the re-
ceipt Of appeal bonds, made out by the owners
In Princess Anne and duly certified as good by
the clerk Of the Somerset court Wednesday
Sheriff Mace, Of this county, telegraphed to the
sheriff Of Somerset county that he had writs
for the arrest Of the captains Of the vessels on
charge of felony, for firing on state vessel
As the captains are likewise owners il was
necessary for them to appear on Thursday be-
ore magistrate to give bonds, and it was ex-
pected that they would be arrested at that time
by Somersets sheriff, but no report has vet
been received from him. Deputy Marshal
lsaacs, OF Baltimore, was here to-day and issued
citations against the vessels for the recovery OF
the crews wages. Two men from each crew
have been detained in Jail as witnesses. The
Others were released, but declined to ship again
on their vessels.
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Saturday Smiles.

A call to arms-a wall from q baby at a. m.
Huntington Free Press.
The assertion that there are 422 400 900 railroad
ties not unnaturally causes a sympathetic in
quiry as to what theatrical COMPANY took the
census.-T itsbnrg Dispatch.
Paterfamilias (after admonition in another
form to hopeful)-~Take dat! an get TO yo'
book. Fuss thing yo know at de zsmination
yo' woan know yo' A B O from yo' alfybet."-
Hdrper's Bdzdr.
"Little Damage would make a good name
for fire engine" remarked Johnny McSwil-
why" asked his father.
Because so many fires are put out with it !"
-Patstsgg Chronicle Telegraph
A Milwaukee man has struck an excellent
idea. He charges the barber at the rate of 81 an
hour for the time spent in waiting for his turn,
and generally comes out even at the end of the
year.-Briington Free Press
Not only will there be dancing at the IMAM
guration ball, but the fiddler viii be requested
TO play Captain Jinks. -Cowier-Journal
Nothing takes the conceit out of an adoring
young man like pretty girl, and nothing in
spires conceit in pretty girl so much as an
adoring young man.-Somevciue Journal.
There II probably NO time when an active
politician V more active than during the i've
minutes succeeding the announcement that his
opponent has won at the pollA-BSreington
Free Press.
The Inauguration ball il kicking up almost a.
big rumpus among the clergymen as the cab
met Is among the politicians. To the victors
belong the rows.-Bostos Herald
Can you tell me-" inquired an anxious
looking man Of the bank cashier, sis there any
way OF disposing of plugged nickels?"
Certainly" replied the cashier, facetiously
lyon can drop them into the contribution box
at church. Any deacon viii take them. He
cannot well help himself"
Yes, sir, !" said the anxious-looking man: al
Know that I'm church deacon. Ihave half
bnshel Of them would Ike 10 dispose OIL
Chsougo ItjbWaa
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The Priests Prevented BlOodshed.
DESPERATE STRUGGLE BETWEEN EvIcToRs AND


DESPERATE STRUGGLE BETWEEN EvICTORS AND
TENANTS IN DONEGAL.
The eviction of tenants on the Olphert es-
tates at Falcarragh, county Donegal, was con-
tinued yesterday. The evictors went to the
house of tenant named Doogan, but found
the place defended by men armed with rifies
The priests, who accompanied the evictors, en-
treated the defenders to leave the house, but
the men refused. The riot act was then read
and the soldiers were about to fire when the
magistrate stopped them, and notified the party
in the house that he would give them an hour
to reflect the course they would pursue. After
the expiration of the hour the defendants an
nounced that they would not use their rifles.
The bailiffs and police then attacked the house,
and after desperate struggle were repulsed.
Finally the priests persuaded the men to sur
render.
A dozen bailifs and policemen were injured.
One of the defenders had his jaw fractured,
and another was buried beneath Q barricade
which was broken down by the eyictors, and
were arrested. II was solely owing to the
priests that bloodshed was prevented
Mr.. Finucane, n. p, was yesterday SEN
fenced at Castleconnel TO one months inn
prisonment, without hard labor, on O charge
under the crimes act. He was accompanied 70
Jail by the mayor and crowds Of cheering citi-
zens.
Two summonses have been served upon VIM.
O'Brien, N. p, for eonspiring 10 induce tenants
not to pay rents. The trial ON the first charge
will be held at Baltimore on February II. and
the trial on the second charge ct Killarney ON
January o.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF
THE LATE NARY A. DONIPHAN, BEING
FRAME DWELLINGS NO. SIS STREET
STREET SOUTHWEST.

BY virtue of power in the win Of Mary Ann Doni-
phan deceased will offer for sale public auction
on TUESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY.
A. ID, 1889. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the
premises, sub lot g. in square Al situate the south
east corner of 9Th and streets southwest. and
proved by Q comfortable two-story frame dwelling
This desirable lot, having frontage of "a
feet 10 inches on street and l24 feet inches 9th
street.
ALSO ON THE SAME DAY AT HALF-PAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ in front Of the premises, the
west 81 feet inches of original lot D. In square num-
bered 2g6 improved by two frame dwellings,, Nos
l227 and 1929 street southwest.
Terms Of sale One-third cash and balance in equal
installments at six and twelve months from day Of
sale notes to bear interest at per cent per annum
and to be secured by deed of trust all cash. option
of the purchaser deposit of 500 will be required
upon No S1S st. sw. and 800 upon each Of the
other sales Terms to be complied with in ten DAYS
from day Of sale otherwise the right reserved TO
sell ut risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
ja3-d&ds J.wALrE2 C0okSEY, Executor.
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Senatorial Dignity.

From tho Chicago Herald
A certain Senator, who ID . candidate for re-
election, and d somewhat nervous over his
prospects, was sitting ct his desk the other
day, when one Of his neighbors turned 10 him
and said: en-, Why are you 70 gloomy To-
day? You look ~ though you were frightened
about eomething."
upon my face which you intake for frieht i
senatorial dignity. Three influential citizens
Of my state are sitting in the gallery opposite,
and am on my good behavior"
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CHAPTER M.

The two girls anxious questions q to his
mode OF exit from his prison, Cyril contrived
TO parry. Mr.. westbrook's high and mighty
scowis at the dinner-table he bore with exem-
plary meekness. When his sisters both inn
piored him to behave discreetly at the next
morning's conclave In the library, to which M.
Westbrook ell but ordered the trio, he prom
ised faithfully TO keep his temper, come what
might, and seduously pstted Toot's sleek head
70 conceal the twinkle in his eye, whsn Olive
added, = herald Of great tidines:
For things may, after Ill, turn out better
than they win sound, dear Squirrel"
party and John Iostst assembling IN Tie Sp-
pointed room, Mr.. Westhrook swelling With AZ
rogant imporhnce, which Olive might have
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a. lrs Z: orialn, bookksspsr rirss Nasienai Bank.
4 have been using zIzcocxS Ponous PIAsssrs
scrscs ~ s;c.,.1x rr,sr ~ ~ :. sJc
whom applied where pain y b ~ ro1igyod. TWo
years ESQ I coutracesd pneumOpia fFoa . heeU
winter mcnshe dnce, have vuea 80 q go mng
aczues ny back, 81 hAve xpee1eneo4 eEoas 49,.
= ss ssssi e g: - - Iss 49, g. '.,'s
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AUCTION SALES.
ID 7. LUCAS, Auctioneer.

u I. LUCAS. Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE PLANT AND
OUTFIT AT THE sHIP-YARD OF THE MARINE
RAILWAY, SHIP-BUILDING. AND COAL CO.,
ON SOUTH UNION STREET, AT ALExAN-
DRIA, VA.
~ The gnder,isned VIII sell, At TWELVE O'CLOCK
the place above named at public auction for cash. the
Plant and Outfit lately operated by E. J. Burroughs Of
consisting Of the two Firstclass Steam
g the and "Anteros, 10 Canal boats
Scows or Barges three Lighter Scows, lot Of Wheel
par s shSvels ond other personsty belonging to
:! S.s sisc lila; fAhA A'fff Trustee.
government sALE.-I WILL SELL AT PUB
~ lie suction two Horses at United state. Senate
on TTEsp yhSnR9 E aa ssS at
serE..5t 4Sl0ch Terms cash SaAsSApA'
" Real Estate and Insurance broker. Ills T st.
TENTH AND FIFTELNIH sTREETs
1859, AT HAIF-PAsT FouR O'Clock p NJ. fwiil
g to the hghest bidder, in r0ps q the prewlsss all
.sy .so sy e. 70
Terms 70 be complied with within 10 days from day
q sss or property VIII be resold at risk and cost OF
WASHINGTON pANENHowER,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. i4-dSds
5Nfh Bkitk. Sa 0p pis STREET nkf
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY
TENTH, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p N. We
will sell in front of the premises. the eastern
PART OF LOT Is. SQUARE 374.
fronting "a feet ~ inches on street. with depth Of
32 feet ION inches 70 3otoot alley improved BY a
No 9l6 street northwest.
This propsrty is convenient to all street-car lines,
Terms: $1,000 to remain on the property at per
cent per annum until january Z, lsgo: balance Of
cha money IN cash deposit OF 80 required
Terms to be Complied with in ten days, Otherwise
after 1--WE days public notice Of such resale in some
nixPsXgss sS6s
Il N ga a, HIIYnATTSy LILLE ON THE BALTIMORE
BY Virtue Of decree of the Circuit, Court for Prince
Georges county, Maryland, sitting as a Court Of
nSsk s snd m n
esSs ers S .na Jas sga
Of January 1855 and Which decree has Since bee
airmed ~ the Court Of Apgens q Maryland the IN,
public auction at Hyattsye in Prince coun-
", Maryland, on MONDAY, JANUARY SEVENTH.
tract peeeor parcel Of in Prince GeerTes
county aforesaid called part of Elavlle, and being
and SO perches, more or less. This PROPERTY Is n.,
proved by large and handsome dwelling. barn. and
Il. location is high and healthy and commands fine
| view of the surrounding country. 1t is about one
Saitmore and Ohio railroad. and about miles fron 1
Washington city, and convenient to Schools churches
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the decree are One
half cash on the day Of SALE or upon the ratification
from the day Of sale the deferred payment bear
tersst from day Of sale and 70 be secured by the bond
proved by the Trustee. deposit of 600 will be re
Quired ON the day of sale. conveysncins at cost Of
ja3-3t WILLIAM STANLEY, Trustee.
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DoNr TnrIE WIrH Youn Ern

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SPECIALTIES.

nR J. W. HAYWARD,
IL LECTRo-THERAPEUTIsT.
SPECIALIST in the Of ELECTRICITY for the
CURE OF DISEASE.
Will devote bis entire time TO the practice Of E1EC-
TRO-LIBRATION,
NEW METHOD,
which is used at home just well rs at the ONCE
This method has proven itself, under the severest
TO be infallibe disease and am Ore
pared 20 GUARANTEE CURE.
All diseases acute chronic, in all stages treated
Wonderfully quick results In the treatment Of fevers
dropsy ,pneumonia malaria nnnmmAtory rheumatism,
govt, &c. = -
No ONE NEED GIVE UP.
Cases abandoned ncursbe will do well 20 call and
see me. can guarantee rcisJ aud beneft IN
case and absolute IN many.
Testimonials on application.
Consultation free.
DIR. J. W. HAYWARD,
5a3-3m 1919 IT. NJ
nR. MULLER, s2s 18TH ST. NV, TREATS
Nall Chronic Affections Of the Eye Ear. Throat
Catarrh, Sc,
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WOOD AND COAL

Con-, Cokrr WooD,
JOHNSON BROTHERS
wharves and Rail yards, 18th Water sta Southwest
ofhces:
1902 Fstn.w 1918 9TH st. NV.
Sd and stnw 1740 Pa ave n ".
1ll2 9Th ST. n. W. 4l3 10Th st. n. ".
Exclusive In the District for the sale Of some
Of the best coal mined Supply more families than any
retail yard In the United States
HONEST MEASURE. FAIR DEALING. PROMPT
DELIVERIES AND REASONABLE PRICES have
made our business NIL
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NEW YORK NOTES.
Topics Of the Times In the Big and An
cient City.

OUTSIDERS WHO PASS THE HOLIDAYS IN THE
du-sENAToB JONES, CARL SEIZURE AND DOM
HkrT-THE NEW PLAYERs' CLUB AND ITS OBJ
JEcrs-rHE BARRETr-ANDERsoS WEDDING.
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AUCTION SALES.
PROFESSIONAL.

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satisfaction.
Hours-ea m 20 n m. &2-4t.
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MEDICAL, &c.

ID The Oldest r-t.blishei and Only Reliable ladies.
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W with wonderful success in the treatment q Al
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TlHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRoyED REAL ESTATE IN THE
INSTRUCT


last will or testament of W. W W. Wood Of record in
liber 90 at pages 80, &c, Of the record Of wills in
the District Of Columbia the undersigned will ON
WEDNESDAY,, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANIj-
AIRY. 1889 at THREE O'CLOCK In front of the
premises offer for sale at public to the highest
bidder sub lot "a, in square 49, fronting ON the north
side Of Water street. between 2lst and 22d streets
northwest containing 4 2l9 square feet of ground.
ON The SAME DAY AT HALE-PAST THREE
O'CLOCK in front Of the premises. sub lot f. square
24S, 2oxl4., TO thirty-foot alley improyed by .
threestory frame dwelling with back building and
good brick stable on rear Of lot, being No. 1907
street northwest.
on THE SAME DAY AT FOUR O'CLOCK in front
Of the premises lot No; SO, in olmstead's recorded
subdivision Of square No. 242, having front Of %
and Iowa circle being No. 1916 Vermont
northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-third in cash; the residue in
three equal payments at two and three after
date of for which notes duly on the prem
Uses sold shall be given with interest at six per CEN
tum per xnnum from the day of sale All convey
ancng and recording to be at purchasers cost. de-
post OF &l0O will be required on the unimproved
piece and $3.50 each on the improved property. II
the terms Of sale be not complied with ten days
after sale resale may be had the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser after fve days notice In
some newspaper published in the city OF Washington
3a2-dts THOS. n WOOD, Executor
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TUNRUSTEES' SALE OF COMFORTABLE FRAME
Il DWELLING HOUSE, NO IL O2 VIRGINIA AVE
NUE., OPPOSITE THE SMITHSONIAN INsTI-

lber No. 1887. folio 3O, ct seQ Of the land re-
cords Of the District Of Columbia and the request
front Of the premises, 70 the highest bidder, on
"WEDNESDAY, yANUARY NINTH, 1880. at HALF,
stuated IN Washington city D. G, and Known as lot
numbered nineteen q %, Of Abraham =. Bsrkers re-
square three hundred and twenty hye (325) improved
By substantial and comfortable frame dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale: Qne-third Of the purchase money in
cash within ten days from the day Of sale and the
balance In two equal payments ct one and two years
with interest 81 per cent from the day Of sle and
the Burch,se money may be psid in cash deposit q
sWU % Se 8 TN TIE sSd Az
se are not complied with within days from the day
Of sale the trustees reserve the right rese the prop
erty Of the cost and risk Of the defAultng
after ave days advertisement in some neWupoper
WILLIAM w BOARNAN,l 49,
GEORGE c. BOARMAN, 1fesssS
d28-d&da GEO. ". 6TICKNEY. Auct
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uCAS AOu1s GNcIy beINdut QueSLlODeu. The
coachman remembered driving his mistress
from the late Mr.. Fosters office, some time last
autumn, to Barnby's Bank, and they took a tin
box in the carriage with them. of to Barnby's
Bank went the cOachman now again, returning
with the said depositary, which the late Mr..
Fosters son searched through with the deepest
anxiety. Bonds were there of railways and
canals and gas companies, a mortgage, stock OF
half dozen kinds, but alas! no will MI. West.
brook telegraphed to his home that he should
not be back until further notice.
"Iti Is desirable that / remain to see this
through" he said, and ordered the butler to
have room prepared for him for an indefinite
stay. The butler carried the command to the
housekeeper in high affront.
He speaks to me as if / was boy in but.
tons, said he. "You and me amt used to
such masterful ways, Mrs. Wicks."
But as one day after another, and then 9
whole week, went by, and still no will was
forthcoming, Mr.. WestbroOk felt q growing
right to indulge in a. much masterfuIness al
he pleased, which was good deal.
''The probability is" he said loftily to John
Foster, who was there every day, conducting q
rigorous search through every room, my de-
ceased aunt came to her senses at the last We
had few words about these young Ferrers
last time saw her. I told her plump and
plain they'd no right 10 penny from her. She
should do what she chose with her own, for
and my children had plenty without being her
heirs. After that there was a GOODNESS be.
tween us, but she'd plenty Of sense, and nc
doubt she saw was in the right, and 50 died
interstate Purposely that should step in and
take my due. Till anything else ia proved
Mr.: Foster, I shall act on that supposition."
Mortified that he could not gainsay this AFRO.
CANT gentleman, yet deeply excited on purely
personal grounds, John Foster could only &C.
quieece In this unlucky inference. Miss West
brook must have died without win.
I'm driven to that conclusion unwillingl,
enough" he said to pale Olive Ferrers one
morning, when, after hours of turning ovel
half century's collection Of old letters ani
worthless savings, they stood together in ths
that no more was to be done, ssmost Srisvously
unjust e. she has been TO you" But Olive
stopped him.
'Iou ere NOT to ny that even to ne, please
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Inere has OF late been great improvement
IN New FORKS horse-csr service The 23d street
line has relegated all OF its ancient bob-tail
Ears to finish their existence in some far west
srn cities, where bob-tails have not yet been
cursed and boycotted by the people, and NICE
new two-horse cars have been put in their
places, each with its own conductor, instead of
every Passenger his own conductor. al Of old
Inc fth avenue line has received permission to
drawn by horses, and the Sd avenue line in
tends before long TO run cable cars over its en-
ore system. rode down town from s6th street
On one Of the 4th avenue electric cars the other
oay and 10 went like . charm. It's movement in
under even better control then when horses are