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0fEfl.

CALLAHAN, On octol e 2oth, 1854 o. no q m.
EMMA II CALLAHAN. beloved ds lsl1ter Of John C
and Kate Callahan, in the hfteenth yar Of her NJ
fnnersi viii take plncc from her perentr residsnca
No. 20 khQde Issnd ayenue northwest On NednendaV
October "a, q O'Clock p. N
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STEAMERS.

NARD LINE
NOT TOE
L Z r o y T E,
THE eTNARp sTEAMsHIF GoMFAMY, LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 80 N: r. NEW YORK
AURANIA .....W We'd Oct. % iUMBRIA(new)wed Nov. 49,
BoTHNA. We'd Oct 29 AURANIA We l.. Nov. 26.
SERvIA: Wed Nov s BoTHN1A.. Wed, Dec. 3.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-$GO. $50 and 800. according
to accommodations
Steeraee at very low rates steersge tickets from Law
erpool and and all other OF Europe ut
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast, Glasgow,
Havre Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Compa y'sofice
No 4, Rowing Green or both Storage and Cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO. COS 7th st., Washington. D. G.
VERNON II. BROWN Co. New York;
Orto Messrs OTIS BIGELOW l. CO.,
Ocl6 Cos It'll street, Washington.
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A $4,000 Ithel shit.

libel, with damages laid at go. 600 has been com
menced by John 4. Morey jr, one Of the proprte-
tors OF the Rochester Union ana Advertiser,
against the New York Morning Journal assocta-
ton. The libel was contained in an item teIe-
graphed to the latter paper from here and which
appeared yesterday, falsely connecting the plain
tin with suit for breach OF promise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-21

TWO MINISTER'S ON TKfAk-RKv. Mr. ALDRED FOUND
GUILTY ON A SERIOUS CHARGE
Two noteworthy church trials took place at
HilMboro', Caroline county, Nd, last week. Revs
E p. Aldred and A. w. LghtOourne were both
tried and found guilty by the investigating COM
mittee summoned by Presiding Elder J. II. CALI
well. Rev. Mt. Lightbourne was convicted OF leav-
ing his charge to accept position on the New
York Herald without giving due notice, and his
parchments, which he surrendered with his resg-
nation from the church, are therefore withheld
from MIN. He will be admitted to membership,
however, after the meeting OF the annual confer
ence, as no other charge was preferred against him
The case OF Rev. E. p. Aidred was taken up on
Friday. Mr.. Aldred Is now stationed at Chester
town, Kent county, Md, and has been one OF the
brightest lights I'm the Wilmington conference. He
has wife and several children. The jury en-
paneled Saturday morning rendered q verdict
recommending that Mr. Aldred be suspended from
his charge until investigation by the annual con-
ference, next March. The charge against him. 1t is
said, was seduction. The girl lived as a domestic
in his house Tor several years until recently when
she was employed In Mr.. Lghtbourne's house.
hold The girl was recently found to be enciente,
and accused Nj. Aidred. Nj. Hghtoourne there.
fore wrote TO Aldred, telling what the girl had
said. BE received q reply, IN which Aldred con-
feSSed that the charges made by the girl were true
The girl Is now at Philadelphia maternite.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: G. J.
johnson ct al. to Addie Barnes Benedict lot z sub
so. SO; s. 800. III. T. Taggert, trustee. to Ellen
Carey. lots rs to ss, SO. 123; s2.s25. Heirs OF NJ
War1ng to S. Norris Thorne, lots and 4, 50. 81;
$3,19. Susan G. Choate to W. E Abbott, lot %,
So. 70; $500. j. A. J. Creswen, trustee to T. A.
Harding, pt lots 81, % and g. so. 2sl; S. $50. E
Morrison to trustees OF White Oak Baptist church,
g. half 20, 50. a09. s.. Matilda B. Hornblower
to Fanny Beall, pit Is, 50. 1854; g, 3SsS. Edwin s.
Collamer to B. K Plain, lot g. so. 1884, g. 500 j. r.
Dowell to J: A. Bowler, pit lot Z. SO. 4s4; $3.50.
Mary E. Reddick and Margaret McNanney, W. u 8,
So. Ia $500 j. s. Edwards trustee to Joseph Bis
cho sub az, SO. 4s5 81 ,S65. John Grinder 70 Ellen
T. keane, pit /, So $50: 81 200. w. Dickson to
Henry Green, pit 90, 50. ss2 $500. j. T. Arms to S.
s Shedd, lot l04 so. 190: S4500 ID. B. Croft to Ann
E. Rodgers. lot D. SO. 1870; s., 400 Ann E. Rodgers
10 D. B. Gron. lot lIa, So 100; s4.4oo G. ". King 70
Emma Rosen. lot l9, SO. S66; So $50 s. G. Stewart
to f. L Dodson pit lots l2 and ID, So 57s; s, 500
Same g. f. Rogers, pit lot Is, SO. SIS; 500. II. h.
Noble, jr TO Charles b. Pearson lot g. So n OF III:
s.. j. NJ. johnson, trustee, to James Fortune,
lot 20, 50. 513 $03 80. j. X. Edison ct al trustees
to Mary Draeger, pts. and 5, so 752; 81 ,050 W. H.
Bruce to L. f. Jones. W. N 8, So 534; $500. w. p
Marsh TO w. Hahn, pit lots and q, sub 50. 372;
$2,S75
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.,IORROW.

INSURANCE, GAS. BONDS AND OTHER sECU.
II RITES
ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22D at ONE O'CLOCK
p NJ, will sell within our auction rooms 9th aud ID
streets northwest.
saOgo District Of Columbia 3-s5 bonds
l92 shares Washington Gas Light company stock, in
Lots to suit
10 shares Post Combination Sewing Machine Stock
80 shares Columbia t1re Insurance company stock
- shares firemen's Fire Insurance company stock
. shares Franklin lire Insurance company stock
20 shares Real Estate Title Insurance company stock
together with ether stocks. some Of the above being
sold BY reason Of q collateral note.
Oc2o-2t DrNcANsON BROS.
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PATENTS have been issued to e. a. Conover, Of
this city, for a thread spool, and to Rudolph
HeunSch for winding indicator for time pieces
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NORTH NJ STREET, NEAR THOMAS

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated January 18th N
l3o. ct seq, Of the Land Records for the Dis A
trict Of Columbia, we shall sell. on MONDAY AFTER
NOON OCTOBER TWENTY-SEVENTH, ut HALF
PAST FOUR O'CI OCK, In front OF he premises. the
described real estate situate in the city of
numbered thirteen {l3l in square numbered two bun
dred and fourteen l2l4) beginning for the same on
street northwest thirty 33 feet sir TO- inches
west Of the northeast corner Of said Let and running
northwest corner Of said Lott thence south hun
dred and fifty five Q55) feet thence east eizhteen l8
thence east fifteen 5) feet; thence north hundred
and ten Q0) feet to the place Of beginning together
with the improvements, consisting OF q small frame
house
equal payments six and twelve months with interest,"
and secured BY deed OF trust on the property de-
post of 800 must be made at the time of sale II the
terms Of sale not complied with In full within ten
days after the sale the Trustees may resell at risk and
expense of the defaultnR purchaser after i've days
notice in the Evening Star" Conveyancing at tue
cost Of the purchaser.
BENJAMIN p SNYDER.l ru,,,.os.
oc14 -dSds CLAUDIUS B. JEWELI,} AF"s'oc''
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E A. WILLIAMS RELEASED At HAGERsrowN.-Mat
Dye, superintendent OF police has received tele-
that E A. Williams. arrested a. Hagerst0wn last
week on . telegram from this city, where he b
pretences, had been released 81 the authorities
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-21

RANGE OF TIE THEKNoMgrRR.-The following
were the readings ct the once OF the chief signal
ofcer to day: An, SAG. IL a M 67.6 pm, TIA.
Maximum, 77.ls.mtnimum, $40
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 3 p. m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-21

MINISTER KAssoN was to-day designated as rep
resentattve OF the United States at the Congo con-
ference, which is to be held In Berlin shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-21

C. W. FRERMANrLE, deputy master OF the Royal
mint, London, is in the city, having completed
visit to the various mtnts Of this country. He
called upon the President to-day, and spent consid-
cradle time at the mint bureau or the Treasury de-
partment
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James WOrmley's Funeral.
LARGE ATTENDANCE, tScLrpING aANY pRoNr


The funeral OF James wormley, the late proprs-
etor OF Womley's hotel, took place from the hotel
a little before O'Clock this afternoon.
An immense crowd OF the friends and
admirers OF this famous colored man were as-
sembled In the hotel, and the streets outside were
1hronged so that the police had diflcuty In
keeping q way clear for the carriages
The services were conducted In rhe
saloon parlors OF the hotel which were
drapcd with black and decorated WITH MANY floral
offerings, and the sermons were conducted by Rev.
Drs sunderland, Gr1mke and warfne. Some OF the
most prominent people IN the city were present.
The interment was at the Harmony cemetery
The pall-oearers weres Active-John Y. Cook. John
I. Given, Isaac lands, N. W. Calf, James q. Ber-
ret, Hon b. N Bruce, Henry Burch ana X. ii.
Cleaves Honorary-T f. Roessie, G. W. Spofford
c. c. Willard, o. Y Staples. Franklin Tenney, The.
ophile Feiter, George 8 Kraft and William Henry
smith.
BILL FOR DrvoRcE-To-day bin for diyorcs
was hled in the name OF Gustayus A. Kuhn against
Mary Kuhn, and the attorney withdrew the pa
Derk
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II THOMPSON,
He Auctioueer.
IOOG Pennsylvania avenue corner 10th northwest
SPECIAL SALE OF NEW CLOTHING,
Consisting Of Overcoats and Suits for men, youths
aud children. on WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER TWENTY
SECOND. at Ten O'CLOCK, I viii SELL without re-
serve within my auction rooms,
10g Overcoafs all sizes
2OD Suits fer :nen. youths and children
$50 Pants. and Large Lot of Notions.
Sale positive.
Tarr. 0fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-21

The GOVERNMENT PROPERTY AT HARPER's FER
RY win be sold at pubic auction tomorrow AFTER
noon The sale will be conducted by Mr.. Robinson,
Acting Solicitor OF the Treasury. The indications
are that several manufacturers OF Philadelphia will
bid on the property. Congress fixed the minimum
price OF the property at $4,000.
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STEAMER T. " ARROwsMITH
FROM 7rH STREET WHARF
Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays at a m, Re-
turning Tuesdays. Fridays and Sundays touching 1t
all River Landings far Nomini Greek. Currioman
and st. Clements Bay Connects with B. l. O. r r. at
Shepherds. JNO B. PADGETT, Agent
c. W. RIDLEY, Manager. self
MT. VERNON. MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CoRcoRAH
Leaves fthstreet wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock ALL returning reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm
sel6 I. L. BLAKE Captain
T OOK ALLOW FARES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
FIRST-CLASs FARE, 81. ROUND TRIP e150
Steamer LAKE MONDAY and THURSDAYS $50 D. M
and SATURDAY at pm.
Steamer MOSELEY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
$50 p. m
Passage and rooms secured at b and O. Ticket Office
l4th street and Pennsylvania General once
street wharf; Telephone call 1915
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, am Fare &c sel6
CTEAMER MATTANOLEAvES SEVENTH STREET
- Wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
at O'Clock for Nattox Greek returning on Nom
days, Wednesdays and Fridays stopping intermediates
j antings going and returning Also touches at Grin
der's wharf sundays and Tuesdays down and Wetnes-
days and Chapel Point and Brents wharf Thursdsys
down and Mondays and Wednesdays up. Freights re-
ceived daily u. 4. jones' Agent
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BoYs F0oLINa WITH DYHANrk-Grant Val en-
tine and jacob simpson. two lads at Wilmington
Del, sunday found wire on which were strung Is
dynamite cartridges After 1oolfng with them Tor
time, Valentine struck them on the ground when
they exploded. Valentines arm was blown away,
and Simpson was nlled with pieces of wire and
no hope entertained Of saving yaientineas NE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-21

SQtlcrTo1 CENTRAL PHfLLIrs will leave this even
ing for North Carolina where he will take active
part In the political campaign, and viii remain un-
I'll after the election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-21

BALTfhoER Md, october 2l.-Judge Richard "A,
Carmichael, Tor many years one OF the most promi-
nent and influential citizens OF the state and for
merry member OF Congress, died at his home at
Sentrevule queen Annes county, this morning,
In his 6sth year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-21

Nominated for Congress-.
MERfDEN, CONN. october T.-The republicans OF
the second congressional district to-day nominated
Col Henry Allen, Of Branford, In place OF Charles
IL Pine, who declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-21

The following were accepted as Circuit Court
Jurors tO-day:-James E. McGugan. $50 East Capt.
tol street; Thomas Paxton. Tenleytown; F.P. Manu.
1928 street northwest; John +. Seitz- 1907 New
Charles L. Perry, 312 K street northeast
WASHINGTON AHEAD.-Mr S. A. Robinson, the
Inspector OF plumbing, who has Just returned
from the meeting OF the American public health
association, In ST. Louis, No., which adjourned to
in contact with representatives from municipalities
OF other cities he found that Washington is far
ahead In all branches OF public work. especially In
our building and health departments. The cities
OF the west have no system OF plumbing and house
drafnage-the methods OF ten years ago being stu
In use.
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THE DROUGHT AND THE BRIL-.
LIANT SUNSETS.
What They Say at the Signal Office.
NO INDICATIONS OF HEAVY RAIN, But WE NAY GET A
sHowER-METEoRIc NATTER THE PROBABLE CAUSE
OF GORGEOUS SUNSETS.

"Are we never to have any rain AGAIN., asked q
STAR reporter Of signal service official to-day.
swell there is but little prospect of any at
present" was the reply I"But speaking seriously
he continued, "this is pretty extensive drought,
and even II 1t Is broken in the future it will be
too late to repair the damage done to the crops
where rain has teen wanting"
"What is the extent OF the drought?" asked the
reporter.
''Durlng September it existed in all sections east
OF the Mississippi valley and in Texas, but during
October general rains have fallen at intervals In
Tennessee, the Ohio valley and the lake regions.
50 that this month"; in those sections they have not
needed raip very badly. The drought has conttn-
ued though, In the middle Atlantic, south Atlantic
and gull states What little rain has fallen has
not been In sufficient quantities to do any good TO
the crops In these sections In this vicinity we
nave not had any rain amounting to anything for
nearly three months"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25

We have now in press catalogue
containing a general article on Texas
by Col. 5. p. Cunningham, and a list
OF different classes of property which
we have for sale. This list embraces
both city property improved and uu-
improved, wild lands, ranches, stock
ranches, cattle in small and large lots
horses, sheep, goats, capital stock i'm
some ~, OF the most prominent ranches.
Iarrant county farms, and those our.
siue Iarrant county; in fact one of the
most complete lists of properties that
can be relied upon that ever was
published by any brokers in this state.
a map accompanies each catalogue
which will be mailed free to parties
interested In buying or selling,
Ihose who contemplate selling. thot
nave not yet put their property In our
hands, would do well to call on us nj
once and place tn cir property with ne
which would receive our most carefni
attention. All property thus given us
WITHIN the next week We will be abIa
70 publish In this catalogue, provided
we believe the price asked for The nron.
erty Is such AS will enable us to make
a ready sale. Texas Investment Con-
pany, limited, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
Thorn Springs.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
THoRp SPRINGS, July 23.-Interest
in the Granbury normal is still una
bated. Forty-rine enrolled. These
annual reunions OF teachers are des-
tined TO prove a marked feature in the
educational progress of our state, and
THE GAZETTE deserves the thanks OF
educators for its active interest in max.
ing them known to the public.
Mrs. S. w. II Lanham of Weather
ford and Mrs. Il. NJ. Walker Of Fort
Worth, with their children, are nj the
Milliken house because of their faith
In our mineral springs.
Mira Il. Hollingsworth and grand
son, Wiley, are at the Woods house
for the same reason. A remarkable
cure L. being effected upon Wiley,
which Ia entitled to attention from
medical authorities He uses the
water freely internally and externally.
Mr.. Il. u. Woodhouse, one OF the
leading merchants of Wills Point,
with his wife and daughter Minnie,
are visiting their friend Mr.. Furger-
son.
The Commercial College company
have very fortunately secured in their
faculty Miss Lou f. Winston, one OF
the most accomplished teachers in
Texas. She comes from the same
family from which sprang the famous
Gov. John A. Winston, whom all old
Alabamians will well remember
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
Fort Worth 4 Denver city Stage Co.

First-class, iour-horse Concord
coaches of this line, carrying the Unit
ed States mails, passengers aud ex-
press, running in connection with the
Fort Worth ~ Denver City railway,
leave Wichita Falls daily Sundays ex-
ceptedD at p. M. for Vernon; distance,
iifty-iive miles. Leave Vernon Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, on ar
rival of daily from Wichita Falls, for
Clarendon, Fort Elliott and Mobeetie.
connecting at Mobeetie with stage
lines for Camp Supply, !. r., Dodge
City, Kan, Tascosa, Tex, Fort Bas-
com and Santa Fe, ~ NJ, This line
has Just been newly equipped with the
best OF coaches and stock. Good eat
ing stations established along tho
route, The travelling public viii find
1t TO be iirst-class stage line in every
respect, For tickets and information
call on the ticket agent at the onion
depot, Fort Worth, Tex, or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-25
THE CITY.
Indications OF Continued Prosperity In
Every Section.


A GAZETTE man was treated to q
Lie ,.s,ara.v even,no behind n fast.
"i'o y,eV. os 49,. 80 -,
going high stopper owheu W o'e VI
the city officials, and In every section
nj ,he CITY which was visited evi.
dences M great prosperity were Wis.
ihle.
Starting from near the head oil
uou.ton street lhev passed down a
thoronghfare which Is more metropol-
itan in appearance than any other In
Fort Worth. The reporter counted
earIv ono hundred vehicles before n
,nrn yvaa made Mt Front street, which
ranged from the heavy freight wagon
m lie lIght Measure buggy.
Turning again at Main street they
nroceeden across the reservation, filed
ieft and passed down through the
thickIy settled southeastern portion Of
the cliv. There is every indication OF
progress and enterprise In that inn
mediate section. Fine gravel side
walks are in front of the houses In
almost every instance.
On Boaz hill the extension of the
Fort Worth Street railway has com.
menced 10 ran It's length towards the
business center OF the city, and new
houses are going np In every direction.
Passing on and turning where the
street railway will cross the Missouri
Pacific track the representatives of the
law and press drove southwark In the
fpce OF Tie brisk southern breeze and
looked at the new moon smiling with
soft contentment on the dry prairies.
They passed the Gould hospital where
a number OF patients were out I'm the
ward eni0ying the delightful atmos-
phere.
On their return they noticed the
R,sedale Street II ailway company
had made "A substantial beginning and
for some distance the dar X
rails stretched out dow II
Main street. Turning left
they passed through the Bellevue nd.
dition and noticed u number of new
buildings-handsom gothic cottages
that had lust been pui up. The citl-