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The SIN allpOx I'm BaltissOro,
4 SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT YESTERDAY ON THE Pr


CEDING DAY.
Tne baltimore Sun OF to-day says: "The reports
made 10 the mayor yesterday OF smallpox showed
considerable improvement over the day previous
and the health depart ment seemed TO be muoh
encouraged by the outlook, though it may be ex-
pected that there will be fluctuations In the mum.
Der OF cases reported until the food upon which
the disease SubsiStS Ia consumed by general vacc1.
nation. DR.. Atkinson, superintendent OF vaccine
lion, does not look yet for any decided improve.
ment as IL Is not long enough for the vaccination
now going on 10 have caused the desired effeOea
prevention that Is being erected thr ough thaS
meanA The reports from the various sections a
tot q. %. wednesday there were 81 new cases. q
less than the number reported the day prevtouR
In the northeastern district there were g western
ia %'00'e . northwestern l. eastern II. southern
REPORTS from the eastern and western shofU
co0ntles bordering on Chesapeake bay are thai
lions from Baltimore.
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hUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PATENTS FOR
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF
- - -. v = - = ONeH1 "

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctoneers :
hE5S g HE 5Az5FGs
E ssS + i IS
ns G rass #
tor auction Of Bros D. eo9ner sh
e sfsf paEEaSsi z t1f sy & xsseDss
described the ny
Of anS TO thssss
OF sas e
ion 20 saa Raen, for scrats descrp
to latent and
the said invention for the full term thereof Tor all the
District 3 Of coumbis, the stees q vTsnis
co ss al f ra s sas Of
end exception all Of the state of New York but the coun
Chester Putnam pseiess and the
said three counties in West Virginia the said nine
And also all ard exclusively the right title interest.
nd described IN the eT psent ny ana n
l1l1is bearing date the l4th day Of December 1875
Graham an mproSsment in Brick Mach 1nn
Te1sfsncs eins had to sad letters patent
and all the rght, erty, nopoly and interest in
h na as sa s
ing the three counties Of Marshall Brooke and Ohio.
which three counties and the right the invention
therein are included in this sale.
Ahd Also all and exclusively the right title, interest
property monopoly and invention described and Gov.
cred ny letters patent issued by the United States to
Garrett b. Davids. numbered 1880 and 16O834 for
conveyed to the said party the part by an nstr-
mept Of writng dated July 20. 1885, and recorded in
the Patent Office in Libef NJ 90 page $780, saving and
exceftng from tire operation Of this conveyance the
District OF Columbia and the said states of Virginia
delaware and Maryland, and executing the state OF
and Ohio. A
And also all the right, title interest, property ana
license conveyed to the said party of first art by
writer agreement, dated November IS, 1877, and
recorded In the Patent Office in Lber X. o. page 252
reatlng TO certain patents Improvements crying
tunnels. crying apparatus and for moving brick
saving ana excepting therefrom the District Ceum-
nla the states e Maryland. Virg inia and Delaware
sn srs sSs sfss 81 ws Tsni saving the oonss Of
Terms OF sale: Ten thousand dollars ($10 OOO) in
cash; the balance in two equal payments, payable in
81 aud twelve months respectively with the
rate OF Six per cent for which the of
the purchaser will De taken, secured to the satisfaction
OF the Trustees, or all cash. at the option OF the pur
chaser.
VIM. F. MATTINGLY,
d15-eo&ds JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,S arussees'
1F-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
SATURDAY. JANUARY THIRTEENTH. AID. 1888
az same hour and place. on account of inclemeny Of
J MMi s. MM5A oHNsfdH:}l Trustees
ja1l-2t DUNCANSON BR o.. Auct.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

CBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RAJ ESTATE AT THE NORTHWEST COR y Err
OF CONGRESS AND DUNBAkTOS STREETS
G OEGhIOWN, ID. G.
By virtue of DEGREES of the Supreme Court of the
District If Columbia, passed 11th October 1882 fS5
aud Jsnuary 2d. 1888. in equity cause 8. $50. we
III sell IN front of the premises ON MONDAY, JAN
UARl FlFT. ENTH- 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ
Lots humble ed 43 and A. in PeaPs addition to said
story brick resi- fence.
Terms One lid cash balance in equal instruments
payable i'll six. twelve aud eighteen months with ill.,
teres from day of sale. or all cash ut option of pur-
chaser. Upon full payment of purchase money deeds
viii be gwen. Conveyancng at purchasers cost. A
deposit OF $500 Will be required at time of sale.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, rs AZ ST. ! ~.
CHAS. NJ. MATTHEWS. 12OS 3Ist st. trustees.
ia3-dts
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The Sleighfn9 Carnival Tomorrow.
A MEETING TO-DAY TO PERFECT ARRANGEMENT

The Sleighin9 Carnival Tomorrow.
A MEETING TO-DAY TO PERFECT ARRANGEMENTS
FOR 1T.
An adjourned meeting OF the lovers OF sleigh.
riding and owners of fast steppers was held at IL
O'Clock to-day at the National hotel to perfect ar
engagements for sleghing carnival to be held to-
morrow Oh Pennsylvania avenue There were
present W. Il. Clagett, VIM. Dickson, A. A. VII.
son. A. T. Whiting, j. E. Waugh. e. G. Davis, J. p
Wiliett, r K. Ward. Washington Major, DR.. b. B.
others There being no nre In the room forced the
party present to dispatch business quickly.
mn. VIM H. Clagett was elected presidAp t, J. p.
"Hiett secretary, and John G. How ard treasurer.
WHAT Is PROPOSED.
Mr.. Dickson stated that as this is to be an Inn.
pronptu affair. necessarily, he thought, 1t would
be we'll to invite those citizens who desired to take
advantage OF the present snowfall to get ready fol
the proposed Carnival procession and procure such
DISCUSSES and costumes as they choose, and to APP
pear at the place to be de ignated for starting:
that there be prizes offered to those who produce
the most original and the most grotesque exhibi-
On motion, committee OF finance was chosen,
onsisting OF F. K. Ward. G. A. Sheahan, Jas. e
Waugh. J; W. Drew and J. p Willstt- MI. Ward was
OF 500 1t was decided that each person paricipat
Ing In tho procession will leave deposit OF trty
drug store OF j. W. Drew, James P. Wiliet,s hal hal
store or at the Attorney dairy branch OF Mr. r. *.
Ward, n the Corcoran building on 18th street Mr..
power TO select his aids.
THE PROCESSION.
TWAS also decided that the procession form on
Maryland avenue. south Of the Botanical gardens
at O'Clock sharp, and that the start be made at
the statute of peace At O'Clock sharp, following
up the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue and
around Washington circle at Esd street. and re-
turn on the south side OF Pennsylvania avenue to
the place or starting, when It will break up and
go a they please. The pedestrians and the public
are requested TO keep on the sidewalks
MesSrS Robert Boyd, E. G. Davis, c. c. Duncan.
son. w. D. stephenson and Frank Hume were ap-
pointed committee on the award OF prizeS
committee to ask permission OF the District
authorities to drive horses faster than slow trOt
between the hours OF and O'Clock. was an.
pointed
The prizes were decided to be handsome robe.
set OF silver bells, and gold-mOunted whip.
All those present entered into the spirit OF the
Thing with gusto, and merry time may be ex.
pected, should the weather and the sieighing
prove to be good.
THE USE OF THE AVENUE OBTAINED.
The committee from the carnival of tomorrow
waited on the Di ptrict Commissioners this after
noon and obtained permission to make use OF the
avenue for their sleighing rrolic. with the aid OF
the police force to keep the carrage-Way OF Penn
syv ania avenue clear OF pedestrians and business
carts and wagons
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The Political Field.
GOV. IIITIRp H0R n n AA~oa

GOV. BUTLER FOR o. O. SENATOR.
"A conference was held yesterday afternoon G
Gen. Buffers ofnce, In Boston, attended By the On.
collector, VIM. A simmons: Col Jonas a. FRENCH
chairman OF the democratic state central commits.
tee; John L Baker and other democrats, and BuD.
Yea 70 carry out the scheme to put Butter In to
place OF Hoar In the United States Senate.
rHE WEST VIRGINIA CHAMPIONSHIP.
The West Virginia legislature met yesterds1
and elected the ofcers OF the nominees OF the de.
mocratic caucus The next legislature viii mese
IN the permanent capital Charleston, January 4
iSSS: The balloting for United States Senator. q
the place OF Hon. II. @. Davis, whose term expires
March 4 will begin next Tuesday week.
REFoRx IN THE PENNSYLVANIA LEoBI.ATURl
The democratic caucus OF the lower house OF tho
pennsylvania legislature yesterday adopted q ros.
oluton deferring the election OF thirteen subordi.
nate Officers or the house for thirty DAYS At tho
end OF thirty days, IL Il Is found that the WORK
cannot be done without the on1cers the house win
then elect them.
SENATOR RANSOM RE-NoMNATED.
Gen. Matt w. Ransom was unanimously nomS
mated by reclamation by the democratic caucus
OF the North Carolina legislature for reelection
to the United States Senate as his own successor
NOTES.
Gov. Cleveland, Of New York, has appointed en-.
Senator Mcdonnell, anti-monopollst, John D. Ker-
nan, democrat. and w. T. Rogers, republican, %
be railroad commissioners for that state
There Is democratic majority OF five IN tho
Wisconsin mouse OF representatives, a republican
majority OF two IN the senate, and joint majority
OF three for the democrats
The Kentucky democratic state convention haS
been called TO meet May 10th at Louisville -
nominate candidates for governor and other STATE
ef1cerS
Gen. Stoneman was inaugurated at Sacram ente
governor OF California yesterday.
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A 6ERIoUs ASSAULT OK WoNAM.-Sanuel Sey.
woman Isabella Brooks In Mayors alley on New
Year day. was called Tor trial In the Police Court
to-day, and charged with assault and battery
mulaito woman, stated that she had lived Witk
ne prisoner several yeeE., but LETT him some
day and aSked her % cone ont into g. eIIey M
talk with hun 0he refgned and 10 came into -
house. She Stated that he had often oefoCO txl0d
- 1essAgcs ~ ooyx: Whea - eame = % 90
n0 ME corner ana wao gotng % aasau1t her,
~ 49, - msehes tooaea hin ~ tell1aG ~ tAat
WaSeA An oAhee1 ~ IN tAe iefe HfooGt and -
ee1E1e - aexE eooy . the ar1. He gave ~ .
IL oooE - ~ ~ Wo1n1D ~ o - ooWo1
uh ena - WD - go - - 0ueQ - hounD
80. 49, - 80 = - -gE1n1 1gU 81
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AT meeting OF the New York Associated Pres
yesterday the following onicers were electeds
President. Geo Jones, OF the Times; secretaFy.
WhitelaM Reid, OF the Tribune; executive conns
mittee. VIM. Henry Hurlbert. OF the World; Cyrus
w Field, OF the cypress, and David n. Stone, e
the Journal or Commerce
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TrRUoTLkS' SALE OF VALUABLE STEAM
CANaI-PDAT

sy virtue OF deyd OF trust da ed June 18Th. 1873
end recorded In Iiper No sSS at folio 49, ct eq
the and heccrds Tor the District C,luI.hia and
pursuant 70 ne written requesof artes secured
W. We VII sell a. Lhb.lc auction, OH u SDAY the
SIAltENIH Dry IF JANUARY, AID 1883 at
IhhEt Ot LOCK n. III, ear the corner of Cana. aud
orte5I streets III Georgetown, d. e., where the e is
low iJllK In the canal. the steam Cana Is at IF. L.
BIO re- together with the DO Ter. engine, machinery
ana ali the other necesSares furniture appurte-
hshceS IN Ieusto api erLsInlDg aud belonging
Terms oi ss.e: One-hsH cash; the balance in two
equal payments, IN three and six months from the date
OF sai secured TO the sat sfseon the Trustee
ali cash at the option OF the pug chaser derosit
ioO vii lie required 1T the time Of sae and unless the
1rs OF sac Re complied With within three days Of the
DAY Of sIe the property viii bs resod the risk and
eet OF te deisIi Ing FGrcaser. after three days adj
vertsenIebt iii the Evening ST papers are Do
executed at the cost of the purchaser.
NATHANIEL WILSON.
633 i street. I 1-.oo.
]. J. DARLINGTON, irusiees
40 5th street
II. O. HOFFMAN, Auctiot eer,
JaS-dSdbs ltih and + streets northwest.
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Name.


RANGE OF THERMOMETERS az the ONCE or the CHEZ
sugnai onlcer January IL, 1885, am, 1919; II a
m- sAo; xp- m, 22a Maximum, ss.l; minimum.
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HNLUSTEEs' SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. (NEARLY NEw, BEING No. 2l4
TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST, AT AUG
TION

By virtue of deed of trust from William ". Locke
snd WIFE, dsted ccenller lst. A. d. 1884, and re-
corded nuary 9Th, A ID. 1882, in Liter No. y94 Al
folio az the land records of the District Of Columbia
the ndersgned Trustees, at the wrltts the
der of 81 :ots IN rey secured viii sell to the high
ct blaIer IN front Of the mise on WEDN kSDll.
the SEErNfi ? NTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1888
a. HALF-PA~T FOUh O'CLOCK ?. NJ. the fol owl. x
Lot IN WASHINGTON city, ID. c., T. wit: Lo No TO- of
Abrsn r. barkers recorded subdivision of original o
No. IN square Ne. SO q. ether with the improve
Sents thereon consisting of new three-story Brick
..s1elIine House.
he SAID property viii I've sold subject to a red of
trust dated O toll Stn 1881 recorded in Liber 984,
foio zoo to secure note fer 81, 500 at two years per
Cent The interest thereon ill be paid to day Of
Terms Of Sale: Amount OF deed Of trust 81 500 to
be assumed by the purchaser. and the balance in cash.
OF which 800 must lie p.Id n the time sale Tue ur
chaseris to COMPLY fully with terms of within seven
dsys. Otherwise trustees wi resell his risk and cost
A. conveyancinG mi reco ding at purchasers COST
t. xes All interest q 500 will be paid to day Of sale
0't NJ H. lFATMAN, furnishes
WILLIAM W. BOARNAN, ! Aluoees'
DUNCASSON BROS, Auctioneers. ia6- lot
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MAR RED.

fR ANKLN..DUTToN; On the morning of Jan.
n thi, ctty b. the Rev Father ohapPells Qonnodos
b. Il. FRANKLIN, u. B. navy TO MARION B, OUTs
Ton. daughter Of Rear Admiral B. r. Sand. o. &
navy.
LEPl.EY-6MlTH. On WEDNESDAY. January m
church. VIZ. q. LEPLEY. OF this city. 70 Niss Txf.
GARET Z. SMITH, Of Baltimore, Md.
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AUCTION SALES.
E'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FsfHUMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF HANDSOME PARLOR AND
'SstAMBEk FlRNITuRK, PIANO MIRRORS
IEA PA'R OF RARE OLD CHINESE VASES
TO GOV ER ADVANCES.
On THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY
ELEFEN1H, 1888. at TEN O'CLOCK, within my
aIe in room shall sell the following articles to cover
sdSsnres 49,
hTee elegant Paror Suites.
i no very large French ate Mirrors.
Ten "a rs rare Old Chinese Vases.
LOUNGES, Iltrary 4 ab.es, Fancy Toilet Ware
hep window Curtains, Linen Portjeres
NO walnut ChifFouiers.
Very handsome Hall Rack with beyel plate mirror
Superior walnut Buffet.
Three hzndson Chamber Suits with marble-tops and
French plate mir rs,
Together with other articles not necessary to mention
rs-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, JANUARY THIRTEENTH. same hour
when our regular weekly sae takes place.
40 bushels Chestnu.s.
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, &c, &c.
ja1l-2t THOMAS DOWTING Auct
A UCTION SALE OF FRANZ BUILDINGS ON
IA IOIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AD-
John g THE PORTLAND"
10 make room for building the extension to 1.-The
premises on MONDAY AFT RNOO>, FIF-@
EN1 ii JANUARY, a. d. 1888, at FOUR O'CLOCK
the sia frame hui dinss 14th street. adjoining he
Terms: The ehtre purchase money i'm cash at time of
sale. The buildings to be removed before Goth Janu
jall-3t THOS. j. FISHER 4 CO.. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-1ioRROW.
BOWLING. Auctioneor.

FE'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.
SASH BLINDS, DOORS And AIOULDINGS. RING
HE NIikE THIN MlSCIs AND INFERIOR
WORK FOk FIFTEEN ROOM HlJINF Al.
PEEEECiLI NEW And FIhST-CLAS-.
The ADORE vii Ia at nay auction oIus ON FRI
DAY. al IHELNs UCLOsk. I he attcnt On Of build
ere IL sailed 10 this sale. Can lie prior 10 sale
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VlsHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF RARE ExcEILENoE.
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE GOODS IN
DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND on HER PRECIOUS
STONES SET IN RINGS. SETS OF JEWELRY,
BROACHES, EARRINGS. PINS. &c. ANTIQUE
AND OTHER RAREO d JEWEIRY TOGET3ER
WITH NUMBER OF FINE Watches SOLID
stLYER WARE. &c. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JANUARY SIXTEENTH 1881 1t
ELEVEN Am. and THREE p. M, in my art sales
room, lith and Fennsylyania avenue shah sell nl-
peru collection OF the above goods. Iname In part:
One large Solitaire old mine stone, weight between and
III carats. "a perfect gem.)
One bracelet. faucy colored Diamond. Ruby and
One Paas Diamond eztr. large Snake Bracelets cost
One magnificent Pearl Cameo and Diamond set, cost
Several Pearl Sets Of rare excellence and purity.
Cnc fancy coored Diamond Lace Pin, stones
Mosaic Breaches.
Diamond Sleeve Buttons.
Fine Cameo and Pearl Sets.
Antique and rare old pieces in different designs,
One Antique Gold Watch. painted dial.
ladies' ana gents Watches from the best manuzac-
Splendid lot Of Sofd Silver Ware.
NB-Ihe cataickue comprises about loo 1ota. and ft
Is seldom that such collection II exposed a pubic
sale comprising articles that only can be found AMONG
the wealthy. '
sale positive and without reserve.
Articles ON exhibition all day prior tn nale.
1as-oe THOMAS BOWLING. AUct.
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BANK OPF1c1Rs KLECTKD.-The Second National
bank directors have elected u. @. Emery, presi-
Clephane, secretary, and II. C. Swain, cashier.
The Central National bank directors have re.
elected the following ofncers: Samuel Norment
president: James L Barbour. vice president and
]. A Run, cashier.
The National Bank Of the Republic directors
have reelected: d. B. Clarke. president, and q.
8. Bradley, cashier.
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TNHOMAs DnWLING, Auctioneer.

'INHOhAS D1WLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY FRAME
DWELLING.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 26th day of:
~ one OF the land records for the ietrct
THURSDAY. JANUARY ELEVENTH. 1888 at Four
0GtOCh IN front of the premises. Lot No L. in Moses
helleys subdivision OF square GAO, located on south
street; between Cana and Delaware avenue improved
by q three-story frame dwelling.
Terms: One-third CASH balance at six end twelve
months with notes bearing interest and by
deed OF trust the property. All at pur
chaser's cost. slU0 depos1t at time Of ale.
Jao-dts j. G. g. KENNEDY Trustee
Es- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ~ CON-
sequence OF the storm until THURSDAY, JANUARY
IldhTEEN1H, same hour and place. by order Of
TT stee.
jail, 49, IT THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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Heavy Storms On the MaSsachusetl
Coast.

WOODS HoLL, MASS, Jan. IA severe north
east gale and snow storm prevailed ALI day yester-
day ut Vineyard Haven. The railIoa was washed
badly for about one thousand feet and a road
bridge was somewhat damaged. The steamer
Island Home reports heavy northeast gale With
the highest since 1855, and has covered many
wharveS. The railroad bulkhead, built last fall
Was all washed out Hsyden's bath-house was
washed away and foated ashore The snow I'm
many places drifted to height of from six to
eight feet
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tuNaOMAS OONL1AG, Auc6Oneer.
IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
GENUINE IMPORTED TURKISH AND PERSIAN
RUGS AND CARPETS,
Comprising
RARE AND RICH SELECTIONS
PERSIAN. AFGHANIsTAN. DAaHIsrAN.
OUCHAK. Gl oRDEIs. CIRCAssIAN. ARMENIAN.
KHORAssAN AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS.
JEDAZIENE. KELIM AND BAGDAD PORTIERES.
Tie attention Of buyers is particularly called to the
DISPLAY OF CARPETS.
Which, in point OF number. size and quality.
sURPAss ANY PREVIOUS COLLECTION EVER
SENT TO THIS CITY.
Being by far tho Handsomest Collection Of Textiles in
design and quality. ever offered by us.
TO TAKE PLACE AT MY sALEsROoMs,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
JANUARY SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH,
1883,
MORNING AND AFTERNOON.
AT ELEVEN AND THREE O'CLOCK
ON EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY
PRIOR TO SALE.
EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED GENUINE AND
IMPORTED.
ds-st THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Jan 1.-the convention OF
the Bricklayers' National Union to-day elected
Gibson, OF Ontario, vice president, and l. Carpen-
ter. OF Ohio, secretary
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THE EVENING STAR.
FHURSDAT.......... II. 1883
I'd Edition.
Latest TdGglanS to The Star.
he Massaehu sctts Senatershfp.

The Massachusetts Senatefshfp.
BOSTON, MAss, Jan. 11.-Over a hun fred repub-
lcan members OF the legislature met in conference
this morning to consider the question OF electing
United States Senator. President Croker. OF
the senate, was made chairman, and RrepreSeDta-
tive Pillsbury, OF Boston, secretary.
Speaker Morden, OF the house, made the first
speech, favorlng Mr. Hoar'S reelection. Speeches
were MADE by various members. favoring Messrs.
Long. Hoar, or Grape. some saying they wouIl
vote lot either OF the three, party interests de-
handed.
debate then sprang up on the question OF tax
ing an informal ballot, but so many persons voted
mo" that the motion was withdrawn, and tie
conference adjourned at rs p. ~.
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.HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

PROVED BY LAR0E BRICK REsiDENCE
hSSOMM AS TIE LATE Harry vINTER6
sOGfM STREET AND NEW yERAEH AVENUE
AND SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST.
Ssy q M..sA. 1873 and .dnG resalded = Lbs
1Si tonos x34 6c.. one of th0 land reecEds q &he
D1ssrict Of coaambia md 81 dlreciian q O. paxty
SAITH fne5ss shs %des3Gesd t. IN .aoe
t ~ FOVK O'CLOCK. an u sqaese n sssfher uiA
The ses q tls propex4y oasssa hns opportunity b
eec1rs osQafoFtsSas hGsne. Tho i00so1s1n1sD -
good and Guh14antial
Terms q ssis: Cns tassrd ensh; Ne Salsa1 IN tws
equal pAyments g AK and twelve mroeA WITH notea
crItG HfeaauS ot ok pr cent. Fer 4num uno0 po11.
I'D secnred b. daed a txusf a 1ke IsepaE1y IL
Al ceeseycachE = purchaasEAs eqa3 r. 49Rolk -
~HM ABOVE sAiR - pcefRoHxD u2fm
AOnDA4 @AHUARY TWENTY.SEU01Ds Ho83s
80 ~ Ea eaoas - bss s i1f51sas.1 ac..ooss.
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IT IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT
- FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FI.AvORIN0
STOCK FOB SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES. >>'~
$4,000 FOR 50.
FIFTY ECOND
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
or THE

SOMStUN WEALIH DISTRIBUTION CO.,
In the city of Louisville. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81.
Theee drawings occur the last day Of month
sSgndsys excepted.) Repeated adjudicstion by Fed
erA and State courts have plsced this Com
psny beyond the controversy OF the IsV
TO this Company belongs tho sole honer Of
haytnx inaugurated the only plan by which
Their drawings are proven honest and fair beyond
N.B.-The company has nox On hand a a.rre e.rd..,
and reserve fund head carefully the list OF prize FOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-11
DIED.

DIED.
yOHN6. On Thursday at noon, January llth. ia
etE:2 O'Clock. od congestion Of the liver, 0EOk6E
JOHNS. eyed seventy years.
Dearest father, thou hast left ~
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But IDS God that hast boroft uA
He can al our sorrowe heal.
BIZ HB CHuDnRR.
Funeral Wiz take place from Grace Episcopal Churuh
On Friday, January l2th. st O'Clock. GeofgctoWn, q
O. Friends are respectfully invited 10 attend.
MILLER- On Tuesday. January 9th. leoa.
BLANCHE MARIE. INFANT daughter Of James z -
Ida n. Miller. eyed sixteen months
Gently fold her shroud about her.
6oftest folds Of snowy White;
Loving hearts must i've without bar:
She IL In . world Of light.
Clasp the dny waxen fingers
Ger the peaceful elumbering breaUe:
Close the pretty blue eyes gently.
Our lite pet has gone 10 rest
frends OF The family respectfully invited -
tsnd her funer from the residence her grsndfath
Augustine Jacobs. No. 1912 AZ street southWost q
Friday, 18th instant st O'Clock p m.
YOUNG. On January i0th. 1883. Of consumrtce,
EDWARD 1. YOUNG. eldest child Of Cecilia Y. 6@t0
and the late james T. Young.
The funeral viii take place from the reaideuco q -
mother, 1884 llth street. at o'clook on rri6ay.