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The Difference.

A womans bureau drawer win hold half q ton Of
clothes,
A parasol, some bandboxes and goodness only
knows
How many scores of other things within it she may
store,
And yet there's always lots of room for twice as
many more.
But give man that self-same drawer and Just one
pair Of socks,
An undershirt some dirty cuffs, an empty collar
box,
And when he's put them in it its capacity he'll
glut
And fill it up 30 awful fun he'll never get 1t SHUT
-(XicQOO Heruld.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
DMkLLlNG HOUSE, BEING No. 20 NINTH
STREET SOUTHWEST, WASHINGTON, ID. e.
Under and by virtue o. a deed OF trust dated JAN
uary ~, 1SS1, duly recorded llber IDS, folio
ga et seq, OF the land records Of the District of
lumbia ard 2t the request Of the holder the
secured thereby, We will sell at public auction in
DAY OF Et BRUAhh. 1880, az FIk O'CLOCK Z. NJ,
tie following described Real Estate the bis
trlct OF Co uEbia, to Wit: Fart Of original lot
Dtred two t2J IN square numbered tour hundred and
nine (4O9l, beglnnin Ninth street point nine
ty-one OLD feet and seventeen one hund-edths
dI-l0O) Of a foot north from the southwest corner
OF said square, thence with said street north eih
ilS feet thence due east ninety 600 feet thence due
south eighteen 81 ~ feet thence ninety 600
lot being lot numbered thlrtee 30 according TO
plat or subdivision of said lot two ca and others
said square ann, Sed TO certain deed OF trust recorded
in liber No IL 80. at folio 800 seq. of the
land records of said District together with the per-
petual use OF the alley the said thirteen
u:) ana shown on said plat
Terms: One-third 81 cash: balance in one and two
years. tor which the notes OF the purchaser
gwen with interest payable semi-annuay at the
on the property Sold all cash. at the purchasers op-
ton. A deposit OF 800 will be required accept
ance OF bid. AL conyeyanciDg and recording Iur-
chaser's cost The trustees the right re-
sell at cost and rsk OF detauitg purchaser if the
terms of sae are not complied with in ten days
from day of SALE alter ten days previous advertise
ment OF such resale in some newspaper published in
CHARLES n LARNER. trustee.
WALTER H. ACKER trustee,
i'd Il ~ n "
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

oHfSfEFT SALE No
No. 1905 AND 1905 MN u sMPSHIRE AVE-
foGaTffNThnh sfREriTV iSo6ETHw1as2T. Ld OF
SEAsh MI ISfkrsTSTi0S 81 EESSsA.ts;
mp fhfHSf 9 isr q srr Min ipt Nb 90
STREETS, TMO sol ARFsS SOUTH OF lin
S SohHp ttgS AND uNiMPRoNED LOIS IL
by visiue Of decree Of the supreme Court o. the
District OF Columbia, hoid.nY sIIsl term a, an
ISL. in cause No ~ 45 Iani1S1 m Which kIcs.sdDr
n LEoeior and others are onrlYinauts ANA Nathan
siEntd trustSes by sad dec1ee sppie r s s Iii a.
rnnc suction ~ front Of the RESPECTIVE PROMISES the
Washington, N the District Of Columbia. the days
On TUESDAY. FEsRT kR ali FL = lsao
at -FOUR O'CLOCK 4. NJ. lvts Sc aud ;. ana Nathan
improved bys o-room 2-storS and basement trics
dwelling. being Nos. 1906 aud 1905 New Hampshire
o. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ELEVENTH. 1880.
-. rs -. 30. 81. -. 81. "a 81. 40 ! =, 20
~. DO %, ~, 81. al aud -. IA Nathan ~ Fits,
"a streets between / aud N STREETS northeast.
On II kSDAA. fEBRl AA IHIkrEENTH.
lt2cerS d's Subdivision Of lots in square "a in-
proved by an S-soom 9-story brick dwelling. No. 2aO7
AND ON IIiE SANE DAY AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
lot an square - with frame building thereon on
tion OF Feunsylvania avenue ana :s.sd street
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY fOURTEt y H $40. n
FOL K O'CLOCK 4 A. lot ~ m Nathan ". iiizarr-
aids subdivision OF lots in sqqsre l1G. improved b.
Groom 2-stury ana basement bTick dwelling sth
street between and W street northwest
ON SANE DAY Al ElNE OCLOCk 4. NJ. lot 10
in square $50 the side OF 18th street Sc be-
t'ges9 ard G. tN3 squares south oi Lincoln Park
AND ON SAlURBAl, FEBRUARY FIN EENTH
1880. "A FOUR O'CLOCK 4. NJ. Lots l.2 and l2S
IN y. W. FItzgeraids subdivision in square PA. each
lot improved 10y 2-story brick aNel ing, Nos. 2sU9
and III l4th street each CONTAINING
1erlns OF sale: Ouethird OF the purchase money
cash ana the balaIcv IN Two equal is ailments ia
aud TWO years with per ceut interest from day u
sale, iT which notes Of purchaser purchasers
be gwen, secured by deed deeds of the
property sold. all cash, at the option Of the pur
chaser purchasers. deposit 81 $50 will bs re-
CURED Of the purchaser At the time sale OF each
piece Of properly, except lots in square 4S which
a deposit OF 900 each Will be required All convey
encnC and recording at the cUstof the purchaser II
the terms OF sale not complied with within ten
days after sale the trustees the rt resell
at the risk and cost the defgung purchaser alter
ten days public advertisement an some newspaper
published in Washington, DC.
HINkk " ISE GARNETT, 4
4lO 9TH st. NV, Y 1,-,....
EDWARD II. THOMAS. Aus'ees'
elO st. n.w.,l
ia1S-eodtfe 0idta
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THE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
Il AND BRIDGE wOkks.

EDWARD L DIM. II. /. Proprietor
The beet facilities in the city for all kinds OF I'm
work. Steel Beams. Angles. &c. always in stock
Zinc Ornamental Csst and Wrought Iron Wor& q
fytcislty Aepairs and general machine work dom 4.
the best manner and NJ short notice
soie licensees an the District OF Columbia for tn
.ooetz- Mitchell" system o Beam Anchors and Pro-
tectorz. Works. Cor. SD I'D Water STA Tel 12f-S
..s CatS oehce. 14l5e-s-. .-w. ael l2s-s,
80 ksxb2ngtop. no
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WALTER H. ACKER. trustee,
fl-dNd6 lInS s n "
BROS, Aactioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Val LIABLE UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY AT The CORNER OF THIRTY
SIXTH AND v STREETS NORTHWEST. IN
BURLEITH, ADDITION To WEST WASHING
TON, DC
Under aud by virtue of deed of trust dated Decen-
Der 8. 1855. duly recorded in liber l45: folio
OF the land records of the District Columbia
the request Of the holder OF the thereby
VIII sell at rublic auction in front % the premises
on WEDNESDAY the TWELFTH DAY OF FEB
tUAhH, 1S9U. at FIVE O'CLOCK p VI, the following
described real in the District bia
TO VIII: Lot numbered 90 il block one hundred
and torty-one u4I Of certain tract of land called
Burleth." formerly called Alliance" per plat of
the same recorded book County No. g." folio -
CT the records OF the office of the District Columbia
Terms of SALE One-third cash. balance one and
TWO years. fer when the notes OF the purchaser must
he gwen, with interest payable seniannUSy, the
rate OF SIX Ter cent per aInum un,l q. secured
the property sold all cash. AT purchasers option
deposit Of $40 VIII be required acceptance bid.
All conveygncing and recording Ut purchasers cost
The Trustee reserves the right to resell at cost and
risk OF defautng purchaser if the terms Of sale not
complied with IN tel days from day of sale. after
days previous advertisement of such resale The
Evening Star SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee.
Ja:SO-u&ds i69 Louisiana
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AUCTION SALES.
rTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO, Auc,ioneers
IMPORTANT
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF ORIENTAL ART,
Consisting Of

JAPANESE SCREENS PoRTIEREs. EMBRoIpER.
les JAPANESE RUGS. UMBRELLA STANDS
LANTERNS. JAPANESE PoRcELAINs, IN.
GLIDING sATsUMA. KAGA. TOXIC, IMAM:
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF JAPANESE ART
OBJECTS, BRoNzEs, SILK PANELS. BAMBOO
WINDOW CURTAINS. BRACKETS, CABINETS,
CLoIsoNNE PLAQUES. CURIos. &c. THE
COLLECTION Is LARGE AND SELECTED
WITH MUCH CARE AND SHOULD COMMAND
THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS.
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
Sale to take place at sales ROOM corner 10th and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on THURSDAY
FEBRUARY SIXTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK NJ
resuming at THREE O'CLOCK z. NJ. and continuing
daily nj same hours until entire stock disposed Of
Ladies respectfully and especially invited
Chairs provided for their comfort and the loom
well heated.
Terms Cash
WALTER d. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
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Written for TIE EVENING srAH
whose Was THE HAND?
BY MISS BRADDON.

Author Of LADY Audleys Secret" "Liks and Unlike"
"Ishnael" The Day VIII Come" &c.
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SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. PROPERTY, BEING No. 30 On THIRTEEN
AND-A-HAIF STREET NOKTHMES1


BY yiTtae of decree OF the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed III tquity cause No
,20lI, in which George \. Perry is complainant and
James A. Hawkins ct al. defendants, Will sell at
public auction in front Of the premises on FRIDAY
FEBRUARY SEhl.N1H IL, is, o, Al IHlti r. O'CLOCK
PM the following described real estate being part Of
lot numbered seven t1D IN square two hundred and
ftty-egt C25SJ. according the plan the city of
Washington besinnlng Tor the sand part of said LOT at
point III the lire OF Thirteen west
distant one hundred and sixty nine u0D feet and five
G)) inches from the limo II north and rlnpirl
thence south thirteen 80 and one-half .eIl
inches; thence west hundred and five QO5) feet
ten andonehaf tlOleD inches thence north thirteen
u3l feet two ana one half t2ll inches and thence
east hundred and five lO5J feet and one half
nUa inches 10 the place OF beginning. improved by
Two-Story frame Store and Dwelling.
Terms of sae: One-thrd Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in equal instalments in six
(6) AID twelve I2) months with interest xix 1Ol
per cent all cash, the option of the purchaser
deposit of 500 Will be required at time sale
ard the trustees the right resell at the risk
and cost OF the defaultlng purchaser.
HUGH 4. TAGGAk1,
CAMPBELL CARRIN6TONS trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. .a2.-dts
eE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ELEVENTH. 1880, same
hour and place
By order of the Trustees. f1-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
EoLEY. Auct.onoer.

The bTTTLRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS. cLoAxs
, III ssIkhEI NokIHMEsr Will BIZ SOLD
RIAkl a, Al 10 WCLOCK. AND HNFKI DAY
Al sANt hoI ii UNTIL nlSlOSED OF
ihe foI~lsts ~ part - follows silks Nelvets.
Pushes C@snneres, l,ae Drsss Goods. Cloth aud
SAsSmefes, IiHl.ncls. tnrs, Table linens. Towels,
Napklus slcetiugs. Blankets. Comforts. Spre.ds,
Underwear. Hosiery and Gloves. C0rSels. Hsndlc--
chiefs. Umbrellas. Rubber Garments. I.rS.Vs ana
Cloaks. Ginrhams Cottops Ssteei~. Nc kc
Persons want OF the above mentioned will do xeil
10 ats nd this safe the goods H. N0ld without
reserve, in consequence OF a change IN business
f.i-5ts lOLkN, Aucpoaaer
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- o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Broker
He 10th and sts w.

FINEST BUILDING LOT on CONNECTICUTAyF-
NUE. BElMELN y STREET AND ABODE
ISLAND AVENUE, IRON TING 30 So 100 FEET
AND RUNNING TO AN ALLEY
On MONDAY AfTERNoON, FEBRUARY TENTH.
at HALE-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. We will sell in front
OF tie premises, part of
Lor 81, SQUARE l59,
fronting so 100 feet un connecticut avenue and
running back that width to an al.ey. plat of the
property can he seen at The Office OF the auctioneers
This Ii one OF the finest building lots this hand
some avenue and one of the few not buiIt anon
being near the BRUSH minister's Church of the CoN
nant and other handsome buildings
, Terms: One-quarter cash. balance in one. two and
three years. notes To bear six cent interest
bic annually, and TO be secured by deed trust
On the premises sold, or all cash, at option OF pur
chaser. deposit of 5000 required at time OF sale
ConNeyanclng &c, at purchasers cost. Terms to be
conphed with III ffteen days otherwise right reserved
TO resell the property al the risk and the
1auliing purchaser after five days public notice of
such resale IN some newspaper published in Washing
ington, DC.
f4-dSds DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.
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POSITIVE SALE OF BUILDING LOT FRONTING
On THIRD STRlEI BETWEEN NJ AND
STREETS SOtIHwEST Al AUCTION.
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH, ut HALF
PAST roc O'CLOCK I. NJ, snail sell in front of
the premises let marked in W. W. Me:caiIs recorded
subdivision OF original lots Nos 10, IL, IL, II and
~ IN are No. 596. having - feet front by 81 feet
deep, With improvements.
Terms Of sale: Cash $50 down when property is
struck Of, balance within five days from day SALE
otherwise property will BE- resod 1T Of dciaulting
purchaser ConNeyancins, &c, at purchasers cost.
f4-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS a CO Aucts
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Low EXCURSION RATES TO MARD1 GRAs CAR
NIvAL AT New ORLEANs.-The Piedmont Air
Line will sell excursion tickets at one fare for
the round trip to New Orleans good to return
until March 1, $780, ON February 8, 10, -, IA.
Is and 16. Through Pullman cars to New Or
leans without change. Double daily train SER
vice without break or transfer between WASH
ington and Atlanta. Full particulars at COM
pany's Office, 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and at
ticket office, Baltimore and Potomac railroad
station.
Mrs Highnyer to Mr.. n. (snappishly 81
want that seal skin sacque."
MIR. II. (coaxingly) -"What will become of
You when am gone il spend all my earnings
buying seal skin sacques?"
manage for a few years."
He retires in deep study.
A laxative barber should advertise, "Gas
administered without extra charge. "-CAicogo
Lyre.
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WEEKS & CO. Auctioneers.
" $50 Louisiana ave,
Opposite City Post Office.
CLOTHING. &c. AT AUCTION.
BALANCE OF STOCK OF DEALER
AT AUCTION.
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH.
AT TEN O'CLOCK.

MEMS AND BOYS NEW AND SECONDHAND
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS. ovERCoATs. COLLARS AND CUFFS,
BOOTS AND SHOES. woMEN's AND MISSES
LONG AND SHORT COATS AND OTHER WRAPS.
LARGE QUANTITY OF BLANKETS, SPREADS
AND OTHER GOODS SALE POSITIVE. f7-ot
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eETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MoNDAY. FEBRUARY TENTH, same hour and
place. 91-dkds
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all the world will be my enchanted island. 1t
Is the fairy who makes the spell"
Il don't quite follow your meaning,"I said,
stupefed at his audacity.
"Oh, Daisy, what horrid thing to say" he
exclaimed, evidently hurt. Il thought you were
romantic and full of poetry. and you answer
me as If you were made of wood"
He took away mis- arm. from my waist
believe ii he had left It there any longer he
would have pinched me savagely. His whole
countenance changed.
Il can't quite understand you, Cyril" said
very meekiy, Il thought you and l were to be
brother and sister.
You know you thought nothing of the kind.
Miss; you refused to accept my father as n
father, or to call him by that name. You told
me very distinctly his wedding dag that l
was not to have the privileges of brother
and replied that had no desire to stand
upon that footing. And now that the happiess
months OF my life have been spent with you,
now that am over head and ears i'll love- you
pretend not to understand. You make believe to
be stupid and apathetic. 1t is very cruel-more
cruel than words can say-if you have been
fooling me all this time."
don't know exactly what said after this. I
think must have apologized for my stupidity,
Tor he certainly forgave me- and put his arm
round my waist again and kissed me. not in the
boisterous sort of way that he kissed me in the
carriage after mothers wedding. but gently
and eyed timidly, SO that could not find il IN
my heart to be angry
Are these my Miranda's lps?" he asked. and
l think said that it might be SO if he pleased:
and then We went slowly, slowly, slowly back
to the creek where VIC had left the gondola:
and believe we were engaged.
Broomficld looked at Us in a most extraordi :
nary way when we took our seats opposite her.
as II she really guessed what had happened.
which was hardly possible. Our dear good men
had eaten an enormous luncheon, and thew
sang their delightful songs all the way back to
Venice.
The sun soon began to steep everything in
goid-islands, water. distant mountains and the
wonderful city toward which we were going.
and the painted sails Of the fishing boats. and
the clouds floating in the azure sky-azure that
changed into opal-gold that changed TO
crimson, as the bell tower OF st. George the
Greater rose out of the level tide, and the
lamps on the piazza began to CLEAN like a
string OF diamonds.
Cyril is very impetuous person. and before
We sat down to dinner he had told Uncle
Ambrose and mother that he and were en-
gagged, and that he would not forfeit that
privilege to be the Doge--if the ducal power of
Venice were to be revived tomorrow Late in
the evening mother came into my room and
sat with me for nearly an hour by the wood
ire. She told ne that nothing would please
her better than that Cyril and should love
each other well enough to take upon ourselve
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days i'll laZiness, but he likes to occupy himself
according to the caprice Of the hour: and then
no doubt he is influenced by the knowledge
that his father Is rich man and he an only
child.
We were talking the other day about Uncle
Ambrose's fortune and his almost eccentric in
difference to wealth. which would have been
such delightful surprise to most men in his
position.
Il found out most extraordinary fact con-
nected with my father's inheritance" said
Cyril, "a fact which reveals an indifference
that Is really abnormal. An American l met
at oxford got into conversation with me about
my connection with America, through my
fathers kinsman. He told me that old Mat
thew Arden of Chicago died early in April, ~.
and that as his property was all of most
simple and obvious character my father must
have passed into possession of il within u
month or two after his death. Now, dis
tlnctly remember that the first heard of the
change in our circumstances on All Saints
day, when / went home from Winchester for
twenty-four hours holiday. My father
told me then that great uncle. with
whom he had kept up an occasional cor
respondence had lat ely died in America, an old
bachelor and a man of considerable wealth.
accumulated in trade, and that he had APP
pointed my father residuary legatee. was n
great deal more excited by the change from
poverty to wealth than he was. never saw a
man so unmoved by the idea Of large means or
so indifferent to the things that money can buy,
and that indifference has never been lessened,
but believe now that he has wife daughter
to think about he will take more pleasure out
OF his wealth and spend his money royalty.
hear OF q house in Grosvenor square which my
father bought the other day, and which is be-
ing renovated in the Adamesque style we are all
SO fond off,
"A house in town would be rather NICE"
said, ''but hope Uncle Ambrose does not mean
to take us too much away from Lamford. That
is the home love-"
I'm spite Of its sorrowful associations?"
Eyes. don't want to forget my father. I
think to try and forget the loss Of one we love
L. only selfish way OF pleasing ourselves at
the cost OF our dead. We owe a duty to our
beloved dead-the duty OF long remembrance
had heard . good deal about the house in
Grosvenor square, and had seen sketches OF the
rooms and their decoration. There were to be
The morning call., 1890-09-30
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
PreIiminaries for Post Street
Extension.

The Board of Supervisors met last night,
Supervisor Boyd presiding. All the mem
bers were present except Pescia and Noble.
A communication was read from Post
master Backus, advising change of names of
streets in South San Francisco, as follows:
Commencing at Honduras street, changing
the name to Thirty-second, and making each
succeeding parallel street number consecu-
lively up to Eightieth; also naming the
cross streets as avenues A, B, c and other
letters of the alphabet in order. The order
concerning the remaining of said streets was
passed to print and re-referred to the Street
Committee to take action on the Post
masters advice
An order Jevying tax of IS cents on
the 500 valuation for State purposes, in
accordance with instructions from the
State Board of Equalization, was passed to
print.
Mrs. Sophia B. Stone through her attor-
ney, objected to an assessment on a $50, 900
note, signed by L. D. Stone and owned by
her. She asked for reduction to $4,000.
her valuation Of the note. The matter
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Spencer Noble was granted ten days
leave OF absence from the State, to take
effect October LIST.
Hugh Grumpy, Thomas G. Parker and ,JO-
seph 2. Kelly were appointed Commission
erS TO devise an assessment district to pro-
vide for the opening and extension OF Post
street from Central avenue TO First avenue,
and the board then adjourned.
The morning call., 1890-09-30
ALONG THE RAIL.
Arrival of Chief Arthur of the
Engineers Order.
He Has Come to This Coast to Adjust the
Recent Disturbances on the Atlantic
System-Personal Notes.

Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers arrived in this city yester-
day forenoon. He met the Engineers
Grievance Committee at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon at their hall on Bush street, and
commenced an Investigation of the difficulties
which he has been called from the East to
adjust.
During his stay in the city he will make
the Baldwin his headquarters, and was there
seen last evening by reporter, TO whom he
said:
"By the laws of the Brotherhood of Lo-
comotive Engineers, Of which organization L
have the honor to be at the head, when diff
culties arise which cannot be settled by
local committee appointed for that purpose
il is the duty of such committee to send for
the Chief officer of the brotherhood, who
shall use his influence to effect peaceabe
adjustment.
" On such notice from committee repre-
senting the engineers on the Southern
Pacific system / am here to investigate the
recent troubles which have arisen ON the
Atlantic system Of the Southern Pacific, and
| which the local grievance committee have
been unable to adjust. My investigation OF
| the affairs in question has necessarily been
| very limited, and consequently L am not pre-
to be settled or the course to be pursued in
! such settlement"
| When asked if the present trouble had
| any connection with the grievance of two
| years ago, which he was called from the
| East to adjust he said:
| ''As far as | am advised, no. The men on
| the Atlantic system, about two years ago,
| found some fault with the tyrannical course
| of Master Mechanic Raynn, but did not, as
| has been published ask for his discharge.
The matter was settled in a manner salts
| factory to employers and employees, and the
present trouble has no bearing on that event
! as far as l know"
| w. NJ. Smurr. brother to General Freight
| Agent Smurr of the southern Pacific, has
! been appointed Contracting Freight Agent
! for the Texas Pacific.
The regular Northwestern excursion left
| yesterday Tor Eastern points with sixty-six
passengers.
W. NJ. A. Edwards, formerly with the
Northwestern, has been appointed Paste
Auditor Tor the Baltimore and Ohio
Amos Burr, Travelling Passenger Agent
| OF the Vanderbilt lines, has returned from
a few weeks Sojourn at Portland and Ia
| coma.