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SENATE BANTER TO-DAY.
Mr. Davis. of West Virginia and
NIr. Dawes.

Mr.. Davis {W. va), after the reading OF the
jonrnal, inquired ironically OF Mr.. Dawes
whether he was not now ready to proceed With
the consideration OF the resolution for the elec-
ton OF Senate officers.
MI. Dawes replied that whatever the majority
ne would bow to. He would not be fodnd re-
sistiDg the will OF the Senate ITSELF II the Sem
ator from West Virginia had become, from an
ready to submit to the Will Of the majority. be.
cause he believed that there was majority on
his side, he lMr. Dawes had not a word to say,
but was willing to bow to the VIII OF the ma
jor1ty for him or against him.
g. Mr: DAVIS said that he was glad that the
senator from Massachusetts was willing to
proceed with the pending business which he
past month.
MI. Dawes regretted that the Senator was
alnDitlous TO expose the ground On which ne
$1,000. one would suppose that when Z. s,
Senator took position, so Inconsistent radl-
cally with the fundamental principles OF the
government, that the majority should not rule
unless the majority would do as he wanted he
would not be ambitious to uncover himself to
the American people. he (Dawes) would re-
mind the Senator the scriptures spoke in not
selves bare to the gaze OF an indignant public,
exposing themselves and their shame The
Senator had had no higher ground for his op-
position to the resolution than that he was
conscious that the result up to yesterday
would be against him; and now he woke up TO
an alarming and new zeal for the passage OF
the resolution, simply because an accidental
majority had yesterday morning been turned
upon him. So far as he Dawes) was concerned
no motion which the Senator might make tn
regard to the resolution would meet with any
opposition beyond the force of his vote.
MIR. Davis regretted that the Senator should
nave referred to the scriptures to support hum.
1t DID Iot come from the right direction. He
would IKE to know how long this accidental
majority" was going TO continue. The demo
Gratis had had this accidental majority" three
or four times. He had asked, more In pleas
aDtry than otherwise, whether the Senator
consideration Of his resolution. He (Davisl
had no wish to force 1t.
Mr.. Dawes moved to go into executive ses-
sion, ana declined to yield to Mr. Burnside to
call up bis inter. oceanic canal RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Burnside thereupon said that he would.
tc-mcrroW. call it up, and ask thu Senate to
dispose OF 1t In one way or another.
The Senate then at 1915 went into executive
session.
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A Matter for Snrprtse:

Ii Is cause for much more than ordinary
surprise that while Congress is expending mil
lions for building Improvements at Washing.
retaining OF the miasmatic marsh or bog that
fronts the Presidents house, reaching almost
to its very windows. 1t Ia well known fact
that OF late years the malarial Influences of
cial TO the public health. Even those who have
lived there for many years do not escape the
poisonous enects, while new comefS are almost
certain to be seriously affected by It before they
have lived three months In the city.
That marsh should first be drained and then
aJled up. Congress could order this and should
DO so 1t would be profitable investment. NOT
Qply Tor the government, but 1t would be a
perfect godsend to the C0ngressmen as wen aa
to every aweller In the city OF Washington
PhilQ. star.
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The Market.


do seoand az sdes ds
s6N do; new ten -tortes. Ssz; do ten-forty
oIssflsf ssa S' Nay iea i7-oosson m-,ddns
10Y. Flour firm bnt unehapged. Wheat southern
aao sss 81
No s western winter red spot. 2shai. 2s's MAY
sss5sr and aalssssoatnsfn White 81; DO ses yellow.
oais White 5sa5a, do ss'i Mixed s.,
but anSab ehauss bass1
anet and ass l2 daR,a
WHEY dun Ersrns 'sai aal naA and sa I'd
bushels corn 4 6i2 bushels: oats. ss5 bushels
rye, 400 bushels e oos ossh,pmsn.s-whe.. IS 800
2is:s2s bushels: corn: 60, s25 bushels. ~''""eA'
NEW ~ YORK. May l7.g-stocks strong. Money.
nents. 6's AID SIS nim and AIS and "a Saa
Changed. Wheat, each triis lower and futures "a
Market opened generally strong and HIGHER. but
the General list While kieSs ed e II
OF per cent to ssk. but recovered 70 9Ok. At the
q ana an
Iron gountain and Western Union leading the
PEI cents: : 1lsA: nyss, zoe: Atlantic ana Great
western nrSt mortgage trustees certificates, fSik /;
Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 81. Eric, 6lk.
New York Central, 153h. Illinois Central l46.
Pennsylvania Central. 6Sss. Reading, 30z<. New
YCrs, Ontario and Western, ssh.
NEW YORK MARKETS THUS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York TO-DAY at 2:30 p. M, as reported by n. H.
Dodge. of $50 18th street, by special wire
Western Union. 12lH; do. new stock. 90k. New
York Central, 1885 Lake Shore, l3Ox; Michigan
Central, ll2k; New York. Lake Erie aud Western,
49ss; do. preferred, 90k; do. seconds. l077s:
Delaware, Lackawsnna and Western, l25; New
Jerey Central. l03x; Delaware and Hu3eo3. I1SA
Reading, 69I4 Northwestern. l28k: do. preferred,
-; st. Paul, l2OH do. preferred, -; Wabash
And Pacific, soy; DO. preferred. 9&x: Upiop
and ST. 10. 165s; do. preferred, Ill; St. Louis and
Iron Mountain. 99H: Ohio and Mississippi. 46
do. preferred. 1C9: Pacific Mail. 641; q. q. and
i o.. 2SA; Northern Pacific com. AK; do.
preferred. 7sA; San Francisco COM. -; do.
preferred, III do. first preferred, -; Central
Pscidc. 80; Rock Island l4sAi Chesapeake and
Ohio BIZ Louisville and Nashv l0Sk: Nashville
and Chattan9oga 93H; Ontario and Western. S7H;
MAanhattsp Elevated. 2tk; illinois GentraL ll2;
ncnds sx., los Ghsiss1 nS s sI,iDesen .pa 0anc
Omaha 45h: DO: preferred l06k OK o. and l.. 90
New 0rieans siS Dol. ooaI sTh: Ohio VSs Tsn.1 anc
closing Government Bonds :-6's, I.05x coupou.
-: Sh 1.oSasal.0324 coupons, l.Q3X; lH's
1.f4A: coupons. 116i a. LIT; coupons, liz.
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VICTORY FOR AN AMERICAN
HORSE
LOrllIard.s ssIr0qu0is'' Has a Walk.

LONDON, May 1.-THE New Market second
spring meeting opened today. The race for
the Burweli staSesfor three-year old colts
resulted In walk over by Mr.. Z. Lorillard's
brown colt lroquois. The race for The selling
Welter han dicapalSo came off. and was won hy
Capt Primes three year old brown colt Jocko.
The second place was secured by J. X. Keene's
tWc-year Ole bay colt North Star, and the tht' d
place by c. Brooks three year old chestnut colt
franciscan FTlar. Six ran.
The race for the New Market spring handI-
cap, distance mile furloDgs and sS yards,
also came OIL and was won by Mr.. w. s. Craw-
lofas nVe-y ears-old brown horse. Ell King.
Seven ran, Including p Lorillards s foar.years-
ol0 chestnut colt MallenStefn
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RObeTtSOn's Nomination to be Re.
ported EavOrably.

EARLY ADJOURNMENT OF THE SENATE PROBABLE
The Senate commerce committee to-day took
up the: nominations Of Robertson, Badeau
and Merritt. Gen Badeau has declined the
position, the consulship at Copenhagen, but as
his nomination was not Withdrawn the com
mlttee had to act upon it. The Robertson
nomination was ordered to be favorably re-
ported by 9 decided majority. At first ir
was said the vote was to 2: but SUB
it was to ]. only Senator Jones, OF Nevada,
voting no. Everything was made ready to re-
port Robertson to the Senate as soon as the
Fred Douglass nomination was disposed
Of A single objection would carry It
objection could not gam any point. though the
general Impression among Senators was that
Il would be made The opposition to Robert
son has almost disappeared since yesterday,
and the general estimate Is that he win pe con.
nrmed, not later than tomorrow, by nearly
unanimous vote.
The universal opinion among Senators 10
Gay. 80 far as STAR reporter could gather by
inquiry, vas that the Senate will adjourn this
week, unless the President shall have some
business mat win delay f1nal adjournment.
Ldter.-The nomination Of Robertson was
reported favorably By Senator Mcmillan.
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The Boston Commercial Bulletin SAYS that
electricity In Franklin's time was a wonder.
but now we make light OF IL.
Three children OF John Van Gordon, OF
Mafamoras, n. j., have been poisoned by
drinking water from an old We'll One Is likely
to die.
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Great Fire I'm Nashvil,e.

MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE fire at Nashville this
n oTniHg burned the Noel building, Including
tt Western Union Telegraph office. Commu.
d cation with that City Is Interrupted. The fire is
reported to be beyond the control OF the fire de-
partment, and now includes four squares with
the Noel block as the center
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Gladstone on the Land Bill.

LONDON. May 17.-Mr. Gladstone was some.
what indlsposed, and therefore opened the
ing later. He pointed out that charges OF con.
nscation had been levelled against almost every
oenenclal measure CT the government. He did
not ADMIT that the Dill contained anything ap-
proach1Dg. c0nhScart0n, and therefore was not
prepared to admit any plea for compensation.
He said he had never known so large meas
ure debated for SO long time with SO few Sc.
rtous points brought into discussion. Relative
to the objection that tenants only are able to
appeal to court Mr.. Gladstone said the govern
me1t was prepared to consider In committee
any proposal to extend that right to landlords.
smendments. In proportion to their anxiety
to give peace to Ireland 1t would be their de.
sire sire 70 receive from every quarter proposals
position were playing with edge tools in max
Ing the state Of Ireland the battle Ground OF
party. II apowerful combination succee led
conservative government W would I s only va have 10
pass larger bill. Mr.. Gladstone argued that
Lold Beacons1eld would have ecq1iesced In
me Mandns' inevitable change. ana said ford John
withdrawal from Lord BeaconsfeldS guidance.
He gratefully acknowledged the spirit In which
the Dill had generally been received In Ireland.
great changes Of form, as il it brought in one ne
bill and passed another the house OF lord
might be encouraged to reject the bill.
The debate was sgain adjourned.
French Occupation Of Tunis.
London, May 1.-THE Standards Tunis dls-
patch, dated Monday, says the ponniafion is
much agttated. The entry OF the French troons
H ne0riy expected. The native troops have
Deen ordered to peacefully give way.
PARIS. May photographic orders have been
isseed % occupy TanIs In consequence OF the
beyS telegram to the Porte.
spain Going to Initiate France.
LONDON. May 1.-THE Madrid correspondent
OF the Daily Netcs says: There Is some agita-
Ion here looking to Interference BY Spain In
MOROCCO similar TO that OF France IN TuniR
The scheme IA very populaR
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.-Internal rev.
enre, $S92, ,097.42; customs, $5Ss, ,275.O4.
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JUSTICE MATHEWS SWORN IN.-At two O'Clock
this afternoon Associate Justice Stanley Mat.
thews took the oath of Office In the clerks
Office Of the United States Supreme Court,
His commission was then entered upon the rec
ord Of the courtby Assistant Clerk Beall. The
Chief Justice then made change in the order
cult duty, by which Justice Bradley Is relieved
from the sixth circuit and Justice Matthew's
assigned to It. This circuit Is composed OF
Ohio, Michigan. Kentucky. and Tennessee.
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IN THE RKPuBLICAN CAUCUS yesterday, the
Robertson nomination was DISCUSSED Messrs

Robertson nomination was discussed, Messrs.
Logan. Don Cameron and Jones, OF Nevada,
1t Is understood. urging that it be laid over.
AFTER some discussion IL was decided, with only
four dissentient votes, that the committees, so
far as the republican members can now con.
troll their action, should report back all pend
Ing nominations forthwith, with view of
10 time for final adjournment OF the Senate
by next Thursday or Friday at the latest The
necessity Of providing for an election OF O
president OF the Senate (pro tempore) before
the close OF the session was also brought to the
attention OF the CAUCUS and as che democrats
now constitute majority Of the body it was
will consider Senator Harris, OF Tenn, as an
acceptable choice4for the position, and will
cheerfully acquiesce In his election. The re5ig-
nations OF Senators Conkling and Platt were
not In any way discussed or even referred to
during the caucus proceedings.
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this afternoon, DR.. Boynton, in attendance
upon Mrs. Garfield, said she had passed a bad
night last night, and her condition was some
what unfavorable. To-day, however, he said
"she Is much clearer In mind. The tempera-
ture OF her body has improved, and she Is
much better. She is resting comfortably to-
after, the doctor, during the critical stage OF
Mrs. G.'s Illness, will issue for the press two
daily bulletins: One at am. and one at l
I'm.
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FRED. DOUGLASS CoNFIRMED.-Fred. Douglass
was confirmed for Recorder OF Deeds today by
an overwhelming vote OF the Senate.
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For THE OFFICE OF CoMMIssIoNER.-The name
OF Mr.. L. NJ. Saunders, ESQ.,, Of the Washington
bar, was yesterday presented to the President
for the Office of Commissioner of the District.
1t Is stated In regard to Mr. Saunders that he
has been resident Of this city for seventeen
years, and Is we'll and favorably known to our
admitted to the bar in 1868, ana has since been
actively engaged In general practice. His
application bears the following names Hon. r.
Samuel Norment, Lewis Clephane, r. B. Clark,
N. n. Rohrer, Thomas Somerville, Daniel 3.
Clark, Taylor & Hufty. William F. Mattingly,
u. G; Colonel Fl. M. saunders. N. T.; A. NJ
Clapp, and officers OF the New York Republican
AS ociatton; General E. II. Merritt, N. Y, and
Others.
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BIS RESIGNATION REQuEsTED.-TheS Secretary
OF the Treasury has requested the resignation
OF Mr.. George Clark, chief Of the pay division
OF the fourth auditors Office. The department
officials Will not give the reasons for this step,
but Ii is believed TO be connected with the case
OF Paymaster Stevenson OF the navy.
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ltAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS, AaaA
" ALKALINE LrIHA WArEgs,)
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. kS:l
Also, Chalybeste Waters. rich in Iron. aud q fine
White sulphur Spring in the Neighborhood.

Open from June 1st to az late In October as the
company will justify. Urequalled by any mineral
w1ters in America for tbecure OF acid dyspepsis,
kidney and bladder troubles, uterine ailments.
eout, diseases of the skin, catarrh affections,
rheumatism and functional heart troubles 1T Is
AN UNFAILISG SOLVENT OF CALCUL1. These
waters have proved Of great value IN m,uy other
diseases, but can be more confidently relied on in
the above named than any other mineral springs in
this country / guarantee cure, IL durable by
mineral waters. The baths-hot, cold and shower
unexceled anywhere. The new and elegant
swimming pool Of alkaline water. the largest IN
the United States If not in the wsrld, Is especially
attractive. ~ No safer or better place for ladies'
and children to learn TO swim Plenty 70 M the
stomach and fetc GeGS 10 rest them on Best mountain
roads in Firgtais hundred dollars to the mile
expended upon them this spring The air Of this
elevated region ls pure and delicious Capon
being nearer 70 all the cities north Of the Potomac
than any Of the Virginia springs of note by an
average OF g hundred and fifty miles claims :
large patronage on that score: For pleasure or
health the traveller need not 20 further. Board, by
the month, S42, Si9 and $50. according to locs-
ton Send for pamphlets direct. or call on W. 9.
THOMPSON, IU3 18th street, Washington, d. g.,
for pamphlets and " ater. Fine music, good boat
ins, nshing aud hunting in season good livery.
M I'm W r. SALE. Proprietor.
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nRkNEY SPRINGS.
" SHENANDOAH Co VA. A-i
9. NJ. MULLIN. Proprietor. N
OPENS LINE 10. lH.98

n FL
" SHENANDOAH Co VA. liza
q. NJ. MULLIN. Proprietor.
OPENS JUNE 10.
This ms2nifcent summer resort. strated aInOug
the mountains of the Valley OF Virginia only t4elve
miles from Baltirp & Ohio r. h., at Mt. Jack
within few hours travel Of the cities OF Balti
more and Washington 1t e1cels in sll the features
which make watering place attractive. Its great
altitude, 2 500 feet above the level of the
ders the climate peculiarly hea.thful and delight
full. The ChaIyt Arsenia. sulphur Powder.
Iron Sulphur, Healing and Bead Wallow Springs,
10T tceit Medicinal virtue and curative properties
stand unriyaled on this Continent, Fog health.
PLEASURE and good hyirg, Orkney Is the place.
Round "trip tickets issued by the different rail-
road companies Passengers leave Mt. Jackson
soon After the arrival OF the rran arriving ct the
1prings TO early tea. after being transp orted IN
Park WagOnettes over one Of the best mountain
ROADS In the State. easier and quicker reached than
apy arge wetering plsce in the two Virsinias, and
with perfect safety no mountain to cross.
Board from S42 TO $50 per month OF 80 days. ac-
cordins to location. Special contracts mads with
families or large parties. Can sccommod ate 100
persons. Coed ba,Ling. FfAhiDg and hunting in
season.
Splendid livery; charges moderate. Send for
pamphlet mI2-1m
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VsHE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL will be
Il opened for the sunni on May 2Sth, a n 4
on account OF the great number Of people YfSKY
who will be attracted. more particularly xk:I y
Gopal Cenetery. May S0th. by the President.
cabinet AID any other prominent officials who
Union DEPOT Baltimore, with ". n. B. r., carry
Ing passengers tlrt us b without change.
For descriptive circulars, with terms &C. ad-
dress H. IINGLING, Proprietor
nj 3Y Qettya ahurx pa
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CLARENDON HOTEL

" SARATOGA SPRINGS, Il. Y,
Wn! open Tor the reception Of guests June 4E:Rx
!. with Improvements and new passenger elevator.
Special rates for June. HARRIS 4 LOSEKAM.
Ed p Harris, Of Wilikrd's Hotel. Washington,
and Hotel Brighton. Coney Island Charles Lose
kan, proprietor Owen House and Maison nores,
Washington m1-2m
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ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET were in
attendance to day at the Cabinet meeting At
two O'Clock the session had not ended. The
subject Of the Conkling- -PIatt designations was
undoubtedly being considered.
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TORDAM'D W. 9. SPRINGS.
- kTEPHkNsoN's DEPOT p. o,
VIRGINIA,
Viii be opened FIRST OF JUNE. PAM kLk
phlets At the Riggs House, Ebbitt House YesHAY
and Star Office. SEER1
m7-lm JORDAN.
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V'HE PARK HOTEL. A..
Il WILLIAMS PORT, Pa, HA

u WILLIAMsPORT, PA, NsAV
98 to SIS per week. 1E.f& ia
The Hotel and surroundings are very astracil, ,r.
Grounds handsomely laid out With flowers and
fountains, shs ded By grand old forest oaks-do-
mesticated ceer add to their beauty, A cooler and
pTefier home for the bot months, canuot be found
in the mountains. farmhouse freedom, with
Al abundant supply Of the farm produce. combined
with . tbeT ai nauageale makes the Park Hote.
very desirable place to spend part Of the summer,
or on your Journey to NiaQsra Falls or SARATOGA,
per y. g. 4, W, break your trip at Wilhamsport.
TO1O-2m
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Observation-Disclosures BOUGHT and the
- hisheot cash prices paid Also Watchea. jew
elry Guns Pistols. &c. eau OK address 88RzO0s
Sc9 On O., near Ps. ave. maxA
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NOTICE-JoHN MITCHELL. lately With E;
N Oayerley & Co., has opened the store, S23
ian street. between and streets, for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the Pium6ins and dssaains
the nnbic TO give him . cali. Twenty Ave years.
PRACTICAL experience. yobblng promptly attended
TO. AL work warranted. ReasonaD.e charges.
mlS-lpQ
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EOR SALE Oh EXOHANGE-A fne BRICK
II RESIDENCE at Gettysburg. Pen1syi- 4
vs6ia Inc toase has nfteen rooms. hot -
and cold Wa ter g.s. &c, and large calar les,
or senent. anc every inyeniencs for . 1eaIcel
private family 1t Is situated on corner ltt abont
200 feet square, which ia handsom .ly laid out Win
choice NOV grape vines. fIpit and shade tres g.
Also, Stable, CArria& house and other tou Nnys
AL IN perfect order. Immediate posses ion given.
For particulars, apply to or address 1870 street
DOuthvest. ap26. Inn
IN view Blue Ridge Sulphur Springs, n a ~
baths. Porches; sla6.ss, horses. &C. In
address A. u. JELLY. sew Windsor. Nd. ap27-3m
b REHoB9Ia ss.oH, DELAWARE. %e
Terms, 80 to SlA per week.
STATING Rink Bowling Alley Billiard and Pool
Tables attached. Send for circular.
ap28 SIN WALTER BURTON, Proprietor.
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DIED,

BAEN0N. At his late residence. 1900 Four
teentn street northwest, WILLIAM BAENoN. aged
IL years and months only son OF the late William
and Hhnora Damon.
Funeral will take place from the above address
at O'Clock q. Saturday, 9Th April 1881.
CARROLL. On Thursday, April 7tb, 1881, at 3
p. M, CLARA ", youngest daughter OF Robert A.
and Kate Carroll, aged years and = months.
unerRl will take y ace from the residence Of her
Parents, 220 fourteenth street southNest Satur-
day, Sth. at 10 O'Clock a. Ii.
JACKSON. peparted this life Wednesday April
9Th, 1881, Mrs. CAROLINE l.. JACKSON, beloved
daughter of the late Elton and Jane Brent AGED
ealts by the powers OF God are kept
Till his salvation come;
We walk by faith as strangers here
TIL Christ shall call us home.
The funeral viii take place Sunday morning. the
10Th instant. from John Wesley Church, at 10
fully invited to attend.
NIXON. On April 18th, 1881, ALFRED b. NIXON,
beoNed son OF Martha and Ii. Nixon, aged IL
years months al d days.
Dearest Alfred. thou hast left us,
Free at last from all temptations.
No more need of watchfu care,
Thou has entered the Heavenly gates.
funeral from bis parents residence, 1882 Nine
tee nth street, at 80 O'Clock y. sunday, 10th
instant. Relatives and friends respectfully in
yited.
THOMPSON. At Gaithersburg Md. on Thurs
day. April 7th, 1881, at II 30 q. N miss SARAH
JANE THOMPSON, late Of this city.
Funeral services at chapel OF Oak Hill Cemetery,
at l0:30 q: m saturday, where friends of the
family are invited to attend.