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RAILROADS.
DALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC DIST 1884
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Leave WASHINGTON from station corner of New Jersey
TeI Cn,o.se, soo and le 10 H. daily. The 800
arriving n ft.sn,IrE ~ 50 NJ. 1bnago next Inosn
ing at 900 No extra far is charged this for
Tor Cincinnati Louisville and ST. Louis daily at 90
Pm, and 10 10 with Through Coaches ami Palace
u tran & fast Limited train cincinnati ST
LOUIS aariying in cincinnati next morning at 30 s..
For r5ssburg Ct 9, 90 am. with Parlor Car and 40
Eleeping cars 10 Pt.sburg
Ss5 ssi,,m0se on Sssk aszs 10 $40 and
$50. AGO. 40 $40. 7IO. 7:is and lo:sop M
I ia5 is5 1 5ss = io ai i2'0
For points Shenandoah railroa aud points
For annapolis $40 :. m. and 12loand 4~op m: on
sunday g. s,., = M go : n -
&c $40 $50 a m, l2;lo p M. 3so. 40 and
:z6 m ssils except sunday. and $50 pm. daily.
on Metropotan tranch so5 M D daily, axeeS1 Hs
ssy ior LEXINGTON. staunton and Valley branch.
a. M. a. = m daily except sanday. '-''
ia dassrss0vn. s.oS q H. datly except Sunday and
1sstns arrive from the West daily. CO. 72oa ~. LIS
From Annapolis. $50 a m and 1:5o and Is D. ~;
sundAy. iv.S9a N. o:3S p II,
x1Sm fsdeTep and and aas e1ssDs
and, and l. IL. o. n nd, daily. except sunday
1855 and 1850 a M. l2:I5 20 g. a. 40 ' =
$50. 100. and 1850 p m on Sundays, 60 800
and 300 m.l:so. las. q 5. 6:so T35 and 1875
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
For further information apply q. the Baltimore and
ohio Ticket Ohce-Washinrton station. 6i3 aud ISL
vi lsn for baggage 10 be Checked ana e
any POINT Ia The city;
d22 &. K LORD Gent PASSENGER Agent
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I'd Edition.
Latest rGlGglans to The Star.
TOM Sings TERRIDLE CRIME.
A Chinaman Well known Ia wasA.
tnHeon Charged With . Brutal Mufs
der-The work Of Chimes Thugs.

Chinasnaa Well known Ia wa.A.
tngton Charged with . Brutal MUIR
der-The Work Of Chiness Thugs.
NEW YoRk, December 2e.-Three chinamen, said
to be from this city, assaulted Hong Chung. Q
laundryman Of their race, In Newark last week,
robbed him, cut him with hatchets, and carved
him with knives, and believing him dead strung
him up TO a rafter and left him hanging. HIS land
the description given by him aud telegrsphed here
the police got on the track OF the leader OF the
derous gang, and made him a prisoner here last
tives believe that they have caught 10 him the
perpetrator OF one OF the most savage murders
committed In this city. The victim was Clinton
murder were similar to those attending the outrage
on the Newark Chinaman. From the Newark
store the desperadoes carried on $50: They had
evidently To kill their victims and TINS prevent
them from hetrayug them
Hong Chung gave good description Of the rob
found the leader OF the band at lie Delaney street.
where he was living with young German girl
, Wnen inc police broke IN me door the Cninsman
the street. He was pursued and captured after
despef ate struggle, and on being taken TO poics
headqnarters was recognized as Tom Sing. The
Chinaman has very unsavory reputation. He
served as 0f1cers steward on the Jeanette Arctic
expedition and In the same capacity with the0reely
,60us year ago
II Clinton street. with seventeen knife wounds
IN his back. His trunk WAS broken open
and the placs sacked. The murderer was never
found but the police claim to have proofs that Tom
Sing Is the man. The G.f,uaa wife Ut the China
man was arrested, and confessed that Tom sing
dryman In Newark Parties from Newark to-day
Identified Tom Sing as one OF the woud-b b. murder
CTS. IL Is thought that Tom Sings capture will
lead to the breaking up OF band OF chiness thugs
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Guileless Young T.. =. Grant.
H.s pRAftS(,a WIFE rTHAEcrRy WAN

c. s Grant, jr., commonly known as "Buck.
testified Saturday IN New YORK IL the SUI: OF Sena-
tor ChA1ae against TIE receiver 0, Gran. & Ward
70 recover $500 0o0 worth OF securities rou.d among
the assets CT the H-n and Gained by Mr.. Csarree
The witness tesufed that he was son-:n-
law OF Mr.. Chaffee MI Caaffee at the time
OF the witness marriage gave him some
bonds, on which he borrowed $4,000 ami went
TO Europe. H. Intended 10 reear his father
in-iaw bus instead tis return. borrowed tlo0 900
more: Th!s money went into the nrm o: Grant &
Ward, OF which witness was 8 member. He had
charge o.; all MI Chaf!ees securities and az Wards
suggestion obtained MT Chaflee's consent to q
transfer OF the securities OF the firm. Mr..
Ward promising nifty pc, cent profit OF Mr..
ChafYee's loans Ward displayed great knowl-
ndge Of what went on 10 the once. and II the
w;taess had 5000 or $4,000 in bank On his
owa account Ward generally borrowed It.
The wiiLess said that before he went Into
business with Ward he had 100000 or 100000
Referring 70 the check for $4,000 obtained from
Mr. Vanderbilt to assist .he firm 10 its difficulties
the witness said Gen. Grant told Mr.. Vanderbilt he
thought the check Of Grant Ward was AZ goed As
the check OF Mr.. Vanderbilt Until the day after
this check was obtained, when young Grant re-
ceived letter from Ward disclosing the condition
OF the nrn. the witness Lad 10 idea that money
was due 70 any one except nis own faraliy and Nj.
Chaffee.
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News HYtefs.

senior SuareZ Guanes, consul general at New
York. Officially denies that Maxine Gomez has
landed with any nlibusterfng expedition the
Cuban coast.
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks has consented 20 de-
liver the annual address before the Yale alumni
and graduating classes at the commencement, June
%, 1885
John Kelly. the Tammany chief. still suffers
from sleeplessness, but Is thought TO be Improve
ing.
John r. Mclean tried once more while In New
York the other day, 60 buy the Star or that CITY,
Robert c. Winthrop has been more comfortable
during the past three or four days, and hopes ara
entertained OF his recovery.
Judge Lawrence granted an attachment in New
York Saturday against Brooks e. Dickson. theatr1-
Cal managers. in a suit by the Strotridge LiJho-
graphic company OF Cincinnati for si5,416.53 for
printing.
There is said TO be danger OF great loss OF cafsie
I'm the northwest on account OF the deep snC~.
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INCHES LoEo.
The New York World says Mrs Charles Tracy,
OF Klngsbridge. on Monday last gave birth to a
male child that promises to be q wonderful addi-
tioE to the world OF dwarfs and midgetS nweighs
exactly eleven ounces ana il but six inches long,
but az tut OF Ito and gifted with as much lung
power q u usually found In babies OF like age OF
larger dimensions It's parents are well developed.
and the three children born TO them before the
present youngstef were Of the regulation size The
surprised parents and the attending physician are
unable 20 account Tor the strange freak or nature
The babyss BODY could be circled by q fourteen
ycAr-old child1 thumb and index nnger. The
head, perfectly formed, Is about the size OF crab
apple tn mouth u 90 small that ft Is unable 20
patake OF It's natural nour1shment and 1t takes its
mix through . small nipple, the die q straw,
attached e amau glAss bottle.
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The COptres.
PROBATE CorRT-,J

PROBATE CoURT-yt4d0e Cor.
To-day. estate or Catherine Robinson; petition
nied for letters and order OF publication directed
VIII OF Matte X. Lathrop admitted TO probate and
record and letters issued 10 II. NJ. Baker; bond,
5000. Estate r. q. Seybolt; inventory returned
Estate OF Mary Ann Staten: order TO pay claim.
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REcESr RoBBERrEs.-Annie Miller, 30s 18th street.
reports stolen from her house a silver plated cup.
valued at Sl.--CoL q. W. GSt. 2l1 street sout Ia
east. reports stolen 30 pounds OF butter valued az
sl0--Capt. Caoell POI street sout beast, reports
that his vault was broken open on saturday night
and one chicken stolen.--saturday or sunday
night a thief broke into the saloon OF Howard a.
whales, corner OF 10Th and Il streets northwest,
and stole a quantity OF cigars, cigarettes, meat,
pies. cakes, knives ana forks, etc. A colored boy
who was seen loa1ng around the place on sunday
was arrested by oricer NJ. Breen OF the NTH police
Station
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M AM RGED.

LAYTON-MUNDELL. December "a 1894 by Rev.
John Chester pastor Attn Metropolitan Presby.
terrain church. WASHINGTON. n. c., kIMANZER w.
LAYTON to ANNIE f. MUNDELL, both OF Mary.
land.
sMITH-scHREINER. In WASHINGTON. p. c, De.
York Avenue church. Mr.. J. CURTIS SMITH Of Vest
Chester, Pa. and Miss MARY X SCHREINEk. Of Wash.
inRfou. ID
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Latest Foreign News by Cabso.

3LiDSToNES BIRTHDAY.
LONDON, December 29.-To-day Is MT. GladstOne's
seventy fifth birthday, and the occasion IL being
celebrated with great feStivty at Hawarden. Birth
day greetings reach the great leader from all parts
OF tie empire. the Prince OF Wales has sent con-
gratuiati0ns Many liberal bodies take advantage
OF the day TO present the grand old man. With ad-
dresses expressive OF continued confidence and pro-
found admiration. The newspapers, without dis
tnction Of party, devote leading articles TO euogy
OF the great statesman.
GUNP0wDRR PLOT IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, December 29-The police OF Hamburg
have received a letter containing threats that an
attempt Will be made to explode the Imperial naval
observatory in that city.
FRAUDS ON THE RUSSIAN TREAsCRy.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 29-Important dis
coveries OF fraud have been made In The treasury,
and some OF the officials have committed suicide to
escape disgrace and punishment.
TERRIBLE INCIDENT OF THE EARTHQUAKE IN SPAIN.
MADRlD December ga fatal land slip &C.
Cured in the mountain, near Periana. This de-
stroyed many houses which stood In its path and
buried forty eight persons or these eighteen
were rescued alive. Ii is reported that ninety per-
sOlS were buried beneath the ruins Of the building
of Albunucas. Three churches at AntiQuera were
left In a totterng condition. The Inhabitants are
encamped in the fields.
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FIRE IN NORFOLK VA.-The fire at Norfolk, Va,
early yesterday morning burned out the wooden
ware works OF c. w. Reid. +. A. Rothis saloon, b.
A. Richardson's paint store, u. W Warren's seed
store, Thomas Dalton's furniture place and j. II.
Bigbee CO.'S grocery; aggregate losses 900.
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TrausSerS Of Venl Essnse.

Deeds In fee have been riled as follows: Dorsey
DenDey 10 Celenia Bouldin, lot 4, section e. Barry
Farm: $3.50 John Callahan TO w. ii. DefAcy, pt.
Pa 81, AS; s.. ID. b. Gron TO 5. ID. Newcomb, lot
3, SO. 92l; 81, 500
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The GERMAN WOMEN AKIN RIsx.

The GERMAN WOMEN AND BIsNARCE.-The lib
eral majority OF the German reichScag having re-
fused Bsmarcks request TO maj an appropriation
10 extend the sphere or the foreign affairs depart
ment the German women, 10 the surprise OF every
one and amid the greatest enthusiasm, have or
gained clubs in every district OF the German
dominions with the purpose OF securing a fund by
popular subscription, the income OF which Will be
sufficient 10 enable Bismarck TO carry out his
Mans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

The Ice In the river begins show signs OF break
Ing up, and vessels and steamboats, are reported
running without obst uctiol
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A CHICAGO EDITOR TACKLES THE GRAND JURY
NJ. E. Stone. the editor or the Chicago Daily Netrs
for referring TO the grand jury In his paper In con-
nection with the late election cases as ian un-
sayory gang was summoned before them on sat-
urday, but refused 10 reveal the name OF the
writer OF the article without order from the
cQurt. The case WAS continued
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FJ,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND Rail WAY
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. soUTHwEs

TIE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule IN effect OCTOBER u. 1881
S:l0 A. N--NkN ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
connections TO all points south and Southwest
Daily. e1ceps sunday. with G. o. Railway Pull
man Sleeyinx Buffet from New York and Wash.
Metor To Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta ID New Orleans
BIO M-LOUISyILLE Asst LINE. Daily via Char.
louisville 70 Cic ctnnzti. Louisville ard al Western
Louisville ~
10:4o r. N-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Dai,y
70 AL points South and Southwest Dan Vile and
cnarios'e scInan sleeping cars from Washing
ton va Danyille, Charlotte and Atlanta 10 Me-,
ORLEANS; aiso. from wastington via Chxrioste AM
Columbia TO Augusta 49,
Han Division Train leaves Washinoton az m
n d<ily. except Sunday " -
WsIrenson trains leave Washington at 90 A. n and
5:10 p NJ daily.
Tor ,,caets snf Information inquire at Companys OF
p station. -'o~ 80 -
~ rLACGHrER \ mcdaniel
Gen. Rz.a Agent Agent
sa1 SOL HAAS, TrafHcMsraSsx
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THIS EVENING.
r U. OMEARA CO..
Os 1347 Pennsylvania avenue.

Os 1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
DAILY AND EVENING AUCTION SALE OF vALU.
ABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, OMMENCING
MONDAY AT 1890 A. VI. AND Al =. II.
The Public especially invited to attend the
MOANING AUCTION SALE, some very valuable
Christmas Presents must be sold. such
LADIES' AND GENrS VERY FINE IA f. GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES, FINE SOLID GOLD NECK.
LACEs. BkACELETs. CHAINS, &c; DIAMOND.
SETS: IMPoRTED FREScH cATHEDKAL doNa
I'd BOHEMIAN pUPLEX LAMPS. VALUE $3.50
DOLLS; LADIEo' Plush AND Alligator sATCH-
ELS, ROGERS FINE SILVER PLATED WARE.
pINNER AND TEA SETS GAsToRs PICKLES
&C. SUPERB IMP0RTEP SWISS MUSIC boxes
CLASSES. LADIES BEST kossEWooD 5- AND Nick kt
BANJOS AND GUITARS; WADE AND BUTCHER
RAZORS, REvOLVERS. TOOLS SKATES. SIEDl
TOYS OF ALL KINDS. AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE.
HOLD PRESENTS.
By direction of the owner to change business will
SELL the p.enses all the above stock Of J. o.
O'MEARA CO., 1347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington, ID. c. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY. Auct.
N B-Ihe Fixtures VIII not be sold as, at ter11fn-
alton OF sale, the store will be occupied by J. v.
O'MEAkA h CO.. Manufacturers u ROYAL GLUE"
d4
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct.onssra

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
NO 613 STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of certain deed OF trust dated March1e
3oth. A. D. 1883, and duly recorded in Liber No II
1888 folio as5. ct seq. one Of the land records for
holder Of the note secured thereby will sell at pub
lie auction, in front of the premises, MONDAY the
TWENTY-NINTH DAY of DECEMBER. A. d., 1884
at FOUR O'CLOCK, p M. the followi described
Of Columbia to wit All that certain piece parcel Of
land and premises. known and distinguished as, and
being all of lot numbered hundred and forty three
tl4s in William Psrteo's subdivision Of subdivi:
sion lot lettered B in square numbered four hundred
and fortyhye t445). together with the improvements
thereon
Terms Of sale Onethrd cash balance In three equal
instalents payable in six twelve and eighteen months
after date purchasers notes to be secured by deed Of
trust property sod TO be given for deferred pay
rnents or all cash. at option of purchaser All convey
sncing and recording at purchasers cost. deposit Of
Sl0o required az time Of sale II terms OF sale not
complied with within seven days from date of sale the
property may be resold at risk and Of defaultng
purchaser after five days. advertisement in the Evening
Star.
BRAINARD H. wARNER,l r.,.....
di2eo HENRY X. WILLARD. ! Ahus'oN
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The Commissioners have Eotinsd Mr.. Wa II.
Baum, president Of The board OF schoo trustees
that twelve-rooC building Il northwest " ash.
ington. AID similar one IN Georgetown are usdar
contract 70 be ready for occur accy al the COM
men cemen. OF the schoo! term II september, 1855,
AID they desire that timely .eQuSition should oe
.nada Tor the necessary furniture log twenty c.
school rooma The sur OF ss.ooc Ia availac:e for
this purpose.
Liquor licenses were issued so-1ay 70 John n.
Scsse ara James Fortune
De Wciowsxi. daughter OF Prot De Wotowsk VIC
committed suicide about December lst, nothing
caro- to- to the rule issued to show cause WHY she
should not be required to administer s3g7es-
ton was made that the question OF :ees cousd Do
TIE g. A. r. ON Nsw 7EARs DAY.-Ths q. a. R
sera6le at their Headquarters New Years DAY At
President Of the United states The ans VIII De
street ea9Ds sss wss House Se ne
viii reform and march 70 the war dsparsmsn5
by sscresary Lincoln and ID Cen. shsr;dsn y
As.Asema 70. y. Moopr,s vs.r,-xr; sso; 4.
Moody 70 this city, which win be from January
10th TO 18TH and he win have conference with the
pose 81 making the nsosssory srvsnsansnss
q boys isom me nssaoosSoo q Nsx
onicer to complain OF the Columba street railroad
thus spoiling their c0asting fun on that avenue
They asked II there were no refulatfon8 against
S ss s. esasn s1s :aa1 s. e
stii an open question wSstSsr & acs tse prsccs
ne any GO az atnhtherts nj that loc1aity -
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Charged with KiIIinr Her Puptl.

charged with Killing Her Pupil.
W!LKESBARRE. Pa, December GA warrant was
Issued this morning for the arrest OF Miss Brader,
a school-teacher at Nanticoke. 1t is alleged by
Patrick Shea that his son died from injuries re.
ceived at ner hands during school hours recently,
and he charges her with aggravated assault and
battery,
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Con-, WooD,
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
wrARvEs AND RAILROAD YARD:
Twelfth and Water streets southwest
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES:
1902 street northwest:
1915 9Th street northwest;
1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest;
1ll2 9th street northwest;
Corner Sd and streets northwest;
221 Iennsyiy avenue southwest.
LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH
OF NEW YORK; also, INTENSIVE WHARYES. giving
us surpassed facilities for the economic handling OF
FUEL of all kinds
COAL DELISEKED on CARS DIRECT FROM The
MINES INTO OUR YARD.
We deal only in best qualities Of ANTHRACITE aud
BITUMISOUS COAL
All kinds Of WOOD either in the stick prepared to
order. our factory.
CLEAN COAL. FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE.
prompt deliveries and prices as low as Fuel can b
furnished sepl3
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VHCSEEHHS VI ny HCHHCHDs
RALEIGH, n c., December 2a-The bodies OF
Charles Smith and Henry Davis. alleged burglars,
who were lynched last week, have been recovered
from the Neuse river They were bound in chains,
handcufIed, and one was riddled with bullets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

BY THRILLING with a cold, many one allows him,
self TO drift into condition favorable 70 the de-
velopment OF some latent disease which thereafter
takes full Possession or the SYSTEM. Better cure
your cold at once with Jayne's Expectorant, Q
good remedy for throat-ails and Lung affections
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p m. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge, 5s9 18th street.
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Capitol Topics.

efNAIOk HILLS ffoSfkCf OF RE-EbtCTloN
The friends Of senator Hfll. OF Colorado. here In
Washington, feel very confident that he wiz be re-
elected senator There are nfty-four republican
members OF the legislature, thus requiring
twenty-eignt 10 nominate. senator Hi has
s the ias, pledged 10 him. and within
republican. elected upon an independent piauUEn
has come out for Mr.. Hil THIS Increases the num-
OF the twenty-one Democratic members OF the iegis-
lature have declared their purpose vote for Hill
because OF his staunch support Of silver.
The Society OF Nasuraltsss.
THE ANIMAL SESSION ro-psr AT THE NATIONAL
MUSEUM.
The Society OF Naturalisis OF the eastern United
States, metin annual session this morning al the
National museum. The president. Prof. Hyatt, %
the Boston Institute Of technology, presided, and
Prof sedgwick Minor, OF Cambridge. was the sec
retary. The following were present: Harrison Al
len, University OF Pennsylvania Chas A. Ash
burner, OF the state survey. Pennsylvania; Jas X.
Benedict u. =. rsh commission; f. d. Cope Phiia-
delphia: JAS H. Emerlin. Yale college; - H. Gage.
Cornell university; A. Carvill Lewis OF the Acad-
envy OF sciences. Philadelphia; IL \. Martin, of the
chuSetts.. Institute technology; Henry r. Osborn.
Princeton college; 4. o. Shakespeare. Phradephla
Benjamin sharp. The following members from
this city We're present: G. Brown eoode. Lester J.
Ward. ": II: Dali. r. n. Bean, Elliott coues, c. V.
d Rnsy, J. Il TH S, Q. + Mason; j. pIler O. =
A. c. Peale, Richard Rathburn, c. ID. walcott G.
A White, j. l. Workman.
The proceedings to-day were mainly the reading
OF papers upon methods or work and laboratory
Practice one OF the objects OF the meeting Is 20
establish a bureau OF information FOR teachers N
these branches The society VIII adjourn on Tues
DAY.
To CALI UPON THE PREsIDENr.--Gen. Sheridan
has issued an order 10 officers OF the army In this
city 10 assemble, In fun uniform at the command
ing generals Office by before II 30 q. m Thurs
day, gannsry Isl, 1855. whence they will proceed 10
the Executive Mansion 20 pay their respects 20 the
President OF the Tinted States. They will form by
corps ana regiments In the order given In the Army
| Register.