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Capitol Topics. q
THE HOUSE posr OFFICE c

AHh otNSf FNrf NnfhIsTfE
AT meeting OF the House committee on post
Offices and post roads this morning NeSsrs. Rogers
wand, Taylor, Bingham, and Wakefield were
named as members OF the subcommittee on postal
telegraph. and MeSsrS- Money. Rogers. Paige,
Mnlle, ana skinner as members of the sut-conmt-
lee on foreign mails TWO resolutions referred TO
the committee We're acted upon fAvcrably.
THE HoUsE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
AT meeting OF the House committee on the Judi
CARY this morning Mr.. PavSon arpeared fro,u the
committee on public lands and asked that all hills
relating 10 the forfeiture OF land grants d. referred
70 Ihe committee which he represented MesSrS
SulDerSon. Broadhead. and Gaylur wen, appointed
a SUB commEtee 10 consider III, bills Mining 10
anu grand forfeiture before the judiciary commit
Tee, and also 10 consider the rauleS, of Mr. pavpn
The committee also referred, 10 a sub ,ou1nirire OF
one (Mr. McCoid. f Iowa the bin changing The
time Oh holding court I'm the northern district II
Io"a- me proposed constitutional Amendment 70
aoonsh the electoral system Was referred 10 "A sub
committee Of five members and 10 Suh-comn.ttee
vi IhItT members was asSin" the consideration OF
courts.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
All interstate commerce bills before the commit
Zee on commerce. by an action Of the committee al
It's meeting to-day, are II be considered by the
whole committee and have precedence over all
other business There are nov ten interstate COM
nerCe bills before the committee and a number
VII rtltrred yesterday. The chairman OF the
Soniinlttee WAS Instructed this morning TO report
oach 10 the House N any time. for reference 10 the
committee on rivers and harbors all river aud har-
por appropriation bills and papers
COMMITTEE CLERKS SWORN IN.
Inc following clerks 10 HOUSE committees were
sworn in today: T. Strobe Farroyv CLERK To COM
mlttee on territories; Douglas pall clerk To COM
mlttee on expenditures ia the Post ONCE a.lart-
iLSnl: lhoinlS Williamson. clerk 10 the committee
on DlStflct OF Columbia. vice Harold snow len re-
SiEItu. james j. G"eS Of Ohio. clerk to The COM
lnISee on war claims: j. Il. Holloway, assistant
CLERK 10 committee on war claims.
TAKEN Ill on THE FLOOR or TnE HoTsr
Hon. Thomas Il. Ward. Of the ninth district Of
Indiana, was taken i'll with asthma on the
noor OF the House shortly after the House was
called TO Order his morning. He was taken 10 one
vi lhe committee rooms. and this afternoon was
sleeping quietly.
THE MILITARY COMMITTEE.
Al meeting or the House co.nmrtpe on military
alairs. to-day. the hl providing for the appoint
hent and retirement " Gen. Plrasiuton n "A major
general was referred 10 Mi. Bayne as 4 sub-com-
mittee.
CONSERVATIVE ACTION on THE TARIFF QUESTION
democratic member OF the WAYS and means
committee, al the close of the session this morning
said The action OF the protective democrats OF the
Rouse was still matter Of doubt ont in any event
tIle action OF the democrats II Tue committee wou IA
oe conservative. but calculated TO Unite The palIy
III favor Oh tar1fl reform.
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Bank Officers Resign.

From the New York Times to-day
Inc designations OF Henry W. Ford as president
ahc mos. T. Buckley as vice president OF the Bank
VI 'he hepuehc' IN This city, were accepted by the
directors OF that Institution yesterday. Tsth OF
these designations. II Is alleged were s,et fr tyo
or three months ago In Consequence NJ iis.,tssac-
non on The pau Of Snme ~ the directors WIN tsr-
IAN loans made o. The TWO chFf executive rs.ers
Pit;Shurg railroad. ~
Mr.. Ford Is president ana Mr.. Buckley IS the
tt'asufcf 81 The railroad company The funds OF
thc b3nH have from time 10 i!.n during ITO r,ast
eIA l'nlS, hetn LOANED to tn" railroad caiiflsanv
o tlr !ailtrs firSi moltgaE- bonds Al the rate ~
- NJ ot ne 90. ar L J. said that the hafk now
holds nearly '4oO uf these honds As Colsfslal Tor
i na.S agEi.S4tlLs little less than one-salf oI
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan. S-virginia sizes consolidated
~: past coupons 50; ten forties 35ss new
day. 'S ~ ~
BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-Cotton steady-rniddline 1osS
fIour quit and steady Wheat-sou:hern steady and
hTi western lower and fairly active southern red
al do amber. l2al IL; No Maryland. llal IL y
10 western winter red. SPOT. oja1 0Gh January
llOa: Alril i12 bid; May, IA sa1l9As Corr-soutil
erh noIiinai western frnler: southern white 60iG3
90 yellow. 62a6o: western mixed spot 5ys, bid
Jannary 6oasCoa February 6la6.; Mar, h; 81 sae2a.
western white, 4;a44: do mixed 4Ia42 Pennsylvania
4ia44 Rye quiet and steady. 73a74. Hay unchanged
PROVISIONS duh and easy and unchanged Butter dull
and unclaimed Egss quiet fresh 21a.s ricked 20ae2
f.trolt,lnl unehsng.d, Coffee steady and UNCHANGED
Suasr duli-A soft. "a: copper refined dull 14sal4
Whisky quiet. .lsal l8h. frigits duh and with nj
chaii@- Recepts-hour. LIS barrels wheat. IL OK
900 bushels Shipments 49, OD bushels Sales
wheat $50, OUO bushels. corn. 1879 UO0 bushels.
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THE DEPTH OF SrEEP-The depth OF slee6 has
oeen the novel subject OF Investigation 10y Ger
man physicians. working upon the principle that
The depth OF sleep Il proportional 20 the sound ~
quireG 10 awaken. Ingenious experiments slsowet
that. with perfectly healthy man. slumber during
the FIRST hour is very light. after an hour and a
quarter the depth OF sleep Increases rapidly, and
reaches its maximum at one and thres-quarter
hours The Siumber then nrhtens GRADUALLY but
reaction into deeper sleep occurs after i've and
half hours OF repose, after which gradual aking
proceeds. Imperfect health or unusual excrtion
produced marked Irregularities
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A SsIGNEE,s SALE OF PIANOS AND<szS
N ORGANS 1FFg3

No 10 UNION SQUARE, =. \. Dec. i1tn, 1888
CHArNCrY J REED 4}3 1tE 81 Washington. D Z.
Dear Sir: Acting your suS<t have purchased
your account at the sssgnees sale OF the effects OF
tie dollar based factory inventory of new
stock and - the dollar estimated valu- of
rented stock. NJ foods the f. will be forwa died
IL tine for your 10 day trade the rented instruments
in arriving purchasers: ait. and get piano
from the most cell Srated maker at less
flaD 30 cent OF price quoted 10y the regular agent
There i hardly first Class maker Of note in the
try not ned this stock which also embraces
piano stools aud musical instruments Of every
your hearty appreciation. and extending you tine COM
pllnenfs OF the season, ain
Your most obedent servant,
>. ". HAkDCASTLE
NJ. IA genuine Chickerinq Piano: regular Price,
&1UO has round corners. double veneertd rosewood
case massive carved legs and Tyre superb i'll power and
singing quality Of tore: offered At $50,
No AN upright in elegant rosewood case large size.
rs oct strnged, grand action, regular $3.50: offered
No 3LFrorn the factory of VIM. Enabe * Co. double
round SGUare Grand in solid rosewood way first
class uatcEless instrument; regular $3.50 offered az
eL25
tone and action 10 No 5: ~ octave triI Shrugged
Peerless instrument. regular, $500 offered $40.
No "a beautiful tsty Organ regular. Slio. offered
10. Ga genuine Mason Hanlin Organ; regular,
No 7-Secord-hand Pianos for beginners at $40 and
$50
No. sThe rnatchless Shonninxer CyInbella Organs
offered at unprecedented ba.Eais: the OILY Organs i'll
TIL world containing a cumi lete chime Cf bills
=. B-Brux deposit. positively refusal gven with
ont it, CHAUNCEN J. REED,
dis ABB 9TH ST. Il W.
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belong and His Dead Comrades.

ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR RECEIVING THE BODIES
Secretary Chandler is making arrangements to
have the bodies Of Lieut. Commander belong and
companions appropriately received upon THEIR ar
rival at New York. He win direct committee OF
naval officers TO receive the bodies. and they will
De Accompanied by relatives and friends OF the de-
ceased. Upon reaching New York the pfaafnS Will
be taken to the New Yori, navy yard. where 4 tenn
pOrary vault VIII be erected IN which they Will re-
nlail until they&i finally inferred In accordance
with the wishes OF friends. The bodies are ex-
pected 10 arrive in New York about the middle of
EturuarN
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No Front Door FOR TIE DKAfH SIGH.-A piece az
black and white Grape was nailed yesterday, said
yesterdays New YORK SUN, to the wallof Murphy
inquirer: "Jimmys dead He was twinty-wan
years old, and nne lad. We had no 'front.' door to
fuCp1pst the 01reef"
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The Greedy }seIief GsOari.

Lent Berry. who commanded the relief steamer
Rodgers. was before the Gleiy relief board today
and Outlined plan for the relief OF the Rebound
party. neCeSSitatlng two vessels. Chief Engineer
Melville ana Lieut. ndnenhUWcr. Of the yeannrtt,
expedition, were before the board later in the uay
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TIE SMALLEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE WORLD
The smallest savings bank In the world. the direc-
tors OF which are the smallest directors In the
world, is the Irving Penny Savings bank, OF Brook
lyn. established in public school No g. 1t has. &C
cording to its last annual report l44 accounts and
the total amount In bank on December LIST was
S26. a. The bank pays per cent interest on sums
over s. Each deposition has q tiny bank book. The
officers OF the bank are boys and girls The ac-
counts are audited quarterly by the trustees OF the
school The bank receives 1-cent deposits
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{ UNAkD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
IHE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40 Mr.. NEW YORK.
Gallla. We'd. Jan. g. Pavonla. wed. Feb G.
ScEtI1a- Wed Jan 16 (Ialiia We'd. Feb IL
CtlalGnla ed. Jan 23 ~ ytlua $500. We'd. Feb 20
Botililla We'd, Jan 30 CerLa,, mia Wed. Feb 81
AND ENERl WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
hates OF lassage-SGO $50 and 500 according
conIIiodatiu,l.
Sterae very low rates SteeraRe tickets from Iv.
erICol and Queenstown aud all other parts of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Bavre. Antwerp ard other PORTS the Continent and
Tor Netterranea ports
OF freight and passage apply at the Conranys Office
No BOVINE Green, or both stetraae and cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW & CO.. COS 9TH street, Washington.
DC
hEhNON H. BROWN CO. New York
CTto Nessrs. OTIS BIGELOW co.
Ia1l2 Cos 18th street Washington
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RAILROADS
RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The EAST AND TIE WEST
VIA. NASHIEGTUS
1OCBLE TRACK: JANNEN COUPLER,

VIA W ASHINtI1UN.
noUBLE TRACK: JANNEl COUPLER,
ScleGu1e to take effect ST NDAY. November 19 19a?
Leave Washington from station corner of New j ,~.y
avenue and street by Eastern standard 18th
For Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville and St Lous
aI1sush cesces and Palace H 1 lR p E
lolht. Without change: lO:l5a daily 10 Chicago
For Tttsburr at 1o:l5 a. m and 40 p III taily: $40
IN to liisLuig Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
For Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville, 1o:l5 a. m
DAILY with Sleeper for Toledo. Via Wheeling LAKE.
Trans for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. n
fa e sns s sTndas sS IoCop H. daily
s sha , lOH' IN. ia l2 ,, 25V 81 IA. sY 80
fer bsitim ore OF SUNDAYS go. 500 800 lbs
For Annapos SO ani as 100 s al IN i2:lo and $40 pm
On SUNDAY. 200 m. i41p pm
20 sam. FLO Pm, o:Jc $40 and 10: Is IN
fer stations on MetroIoi:tam uranch. 7:4o am. and
tr;EIciiai stAt.2s en- MetrYl oal. br.cn so ,ni
Valley t9l daily kept s Sunday ana
pm daily: for Frederick $40 am; lO:I5 an. 4:45
~ I io Gas naGs nd a5 daily e,cep.
Trans arrive from the West daily 20 $50 am
From. New York and Philadelphia 2:55 $50 am daily
From Annapolis 80 10 40 1:5o, e37 pm: Sun
PROM Lexington. 30 a In daily. and o:,s D. H. daily
Exec exert sunday , +,..,.,.. -,
ss 40 ana 'F anG POINTS 1 DAILY sy' e1 1sp
sunday SEQ ,. III. daily IRON Point OF Rocks
tl5 20 $40 and 1870 II Is, 80 l. 4:4o
20 s1 Sov AMI i15 ?; n: On ,,, sundays 24Aa
AL trains from Washington stop at Relay station except
Tor further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket ohice-W asInrt9n Station GIG and 1851
viii be taken for lagxase lie checked and received vt
an ' n Gn Il ~ s1S NJ of T.. Baltimore
mig T. h. LORD. Geii Passenger Agent.
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TO.lIOR ROW

EOLEY. AuctIoneer.
will sell the entire stock of the well known firm Of
NJ SILVER,
No us MARKET SPACE
Fancy Goods, Millinery, Cluaks &C., commencing
TUESDAY. JANUARY EIGHTH, at HAtF-PAST TEN
NJ and will continue from day day until all goods
disposed Of This stock consists az follows: Fine
Six Russan Circulars. Doimans. Cloth New Markets
Paletots Jerseys. &c Plush DolInans; also q large
sortment Of CtdEen's Coats every style and many
other goods too numerous TO mention Ladies go
the above mentioned firm before the day sale and
lect and try garment in the stock and
the put up the day of sale This rare chance
for ladies and children who in of the above
mentioned goods, have orders to close out the saA
without reserve.
ia.3-2w FOLEY Anct
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MARRIEn,

FISH R-TAYIoR. On January LIST 1884 at Ham
over Pa. ny Rev. Vim. MEX RILEY Mr. CAgITS
EDISON FISH Fir. col, nd. Mss Lucy TAILOR
colonel, of " ashinzrtol, IL q.
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOC BILE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
SELL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

TO THE S5E fha' 1ksf AN h9s s99EE1Hwrsr
il sA frcr NNeff1t n isIa 1ss
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. PROM sTAT1oN CORNER
For p,sburF and the Vest Chicago limited Express
q Palace Sleeping Cars at $40 daily Fast Line
IL Cincinnati Western Express 40 p m daily. With
fsss Cans e e spa dy
Sleeping Car Pttsou7s 70 Chicago Mail Express
Ilf5fk Ear NS Fo6%aG o R ef1KES
m daily Except sa1uTday with h Pl.ss as Cars
" Washington to Rochester. and Washington to Buffalo
ran beyoild Remove Lay IL WIZ "''
Tor Miialnsport. Lock Haven and Elmira at s:4oA m
foi New York ana the East BIS m, 10 80 a. m 40
@ and III Is On u sqFn a.n .1ios and
s+ea N daily ,1sSon s1c sfs, Sunday ,.r
For I.@ssiya; i Ii through trains connect .. Ter:
d:rtc transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
AID ISp n On sunday. 800 iot Cd and ii Is p I'm N
IT eias s1eepS
suna.y &c 90 70 ooS a9d q. u 1900 5s .na 9a
Fur Fopes Greek Line ESQ m and l:4op m daily.
For Annapolis. Csc an and 40 m daily, e1ceptsun-
hED bhHPt asS s4
9 and sfs p rs '1 5n sa ss
For ana TIE south s5 and /, o5 d.,
ram as af soP Nsuasany
and pS ~ 10 Omit m,dn 19S So ~ SO To- and l6so
Tickets and at the Office northeast corner
ton xisIs orders for the eSecIins " bs
gave y Se dsn nea Psssnss. A..u.
CHAs. E. PUGH General ManaEer MI
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Prn FsrArrTp,Srrrps N,

REAL ESTATE TRANSFFRS.-DeedS I'm fee have been
Recorded rs follows: Martha Wheelock to Ann NJ
Copeland. pr. Z. 81. LOB: go j. IL. CrOssman ID e.
Mason. lots 1. IL and IL. 81. sS2 s. X. HagnPr
et al, trustees TO Antonio Malnau, pt. J, 81 glg.
$. {. H. Caldwell TO Catherine Caldwell Ut OF
lois q, and- : 81 S19: 8. ". II. CIagett ID
thaS Riley. lots a ana -, 81. 49, - 500 oscar
O!dberg 10 Z. Il. Prcntss. trustee, parts g. : and e.
So. S2l; =. {. ID. Fowler TO X. T. Petit. lot 2s
81. lcoO. and lot 4. -. go: $. X I. Petit 10 B.
Ii. Warner, sape property: s.
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gentleman who came nom QuAnt1co this morn
fng states that there 800 barrels Of choice oys-
tefs ON board the Jane Aooeley, which = 0oaen up
At the wharf q that place
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NO CTRE, NO PAY WHITEHTRST-S CEDAR
~ BAlSAM swsrrantedt 20 cure Coughs Colds Group
Throat and Lung DISEASES etc Six DROPS a dose TRY
Ii IL not satisfied rurn the empty bottle and ef your
money back sud 10y ali DTugssistsI Price 2,c vs. 81
THOMPSON. 703 18th street usth stssm
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
TIE BEsr AT TEE Lowsr p RICE.

We sell the finest Pianos made. We guarantee
them = be superior = others and Ch3llenEc
@nilarlson Ne sell the best Pianos for SlUFj ~
q SO l'ss than you pay fer cheaT grade ,
After have examined what dealers Will Try 20 sell
YOU and Us r. you have old Piano We will
take as part PAYMENT for S1uS Upright at full
value W. always have bargain IN nearly second
hand Piano small payments to suit customers
PIANO EXCEANGE.
d., a.. 10Th street northwest.
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The Snow Storm

CHARGED WITH WAITING RoLICY.-Dotect1veS
Block and Ran to-day arrested Tom Oliver, col
ored on charge Of writing policy, and locked him
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneen.

DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
AsSIGNEEs SALE OF STOCK oF LADIES' FUR
NISHINGS. LACES. COLLARS HOSIERY,
GLOVES. FANCY TOILET ARTICLES. con,
tanned IN STORE No. 1424 NEW YORK AVE
NUE., NEAR FIFTEENTH STREET.
By virttf deed of assignment to me- will sell at
Pu9lc aTSion on SATURDAY, TWELFTH DAY OF
JANUARY A. d. 1884. commencing At TEN O'CLOCK
4. NJ and continue on MONDAY, FOURTEENTH
JANUARf, at SAME HOUR. all the goods and chattes
contained IN said store. comprising in part
Hosiery Gloves Edging.
Innings But ons. Collars,
LADIES' Underwear, Lace9,
Fancy Toilet Articles
Cambria Cotton. &c, &C.
Counters Shelving &c
The attention OF trade and private buyers called to
this sale. WIN n COOKE
SjaI-ot Assignee.
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Mas SELMA RUPERT.
COS NINTH STREET OPPOSITE PArErr OFFICE.
Novelties in ART NEEDLEwORK. KENSINGTON
ARASENE and RIBBON EMBROIDERIES and ALL
MATERIALS for the same.
Complete stock of ARASENE, CHENILLE. FELTS
SATEENs. PLUSHES AND WORSTED PRINCES.
STAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED ASSN
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.


SALE OF 10000 WORTH OF FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. JEW ELRY. ROGERS
PLATE WARE. &c.
w Will sell az rubii: auction. at salesrooms
ner Oth street ana tu vania avenue northwest COM
me,.c cling OF SATURDAY. JANUARY FIFTH at HALE
fASI SEWN Z. NJ. also. TEN A. NJ. and HALF
FAST TWO Z. NJ, and continuing each day At SAME
HOURS until the entire stock is disposed Of Gold and
movements. all the leading American makers: fine
elry Gold Pens Shirt Studs Gold Pencils &c; also,
Eogers' best knives. Forks. Table and Tea Spoons
Ev.ry article sold with guarantee. AL goods war
ranted rerrese nted stock Of Diamonds. con-
ssting Of Cluster and Solitaire Finger Kings Diamond
Far Drops and Cluster and Solitsire Pins
ja5-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO. Aucts.
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STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRE
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
Tire steamers of this company will sail EVERY WE'D
NESDAf AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier. foot Of
So street Hohohen. Rates of From New York
HavIe Lonton- southampton and Bremen. first cabin,
so and 800: second cabin. $50. Steeralp. 1T lowest
raLes. For freight PASSAGE apply OELRICHS l.
co. Bowling Green. New York. " G. MEJZEROTT
Washington lal2
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NATIONAL BANK ELFCTIoS.-At 2

stockholders OF The Central National Bank all ot
The Oh officers and directors were reelected for the
ensuing year "a follows President. Samuel Nor
ment: Vice president. lanes L. Barbour: cashier J.
A. Ruf: directors samuel Nornent, James L. Bar
Dour j. H. Goddard, VIM. Il. Webb. III. Brownn
Il: Charlton. Henry Dickson. VIM. T.. Clark, q. Il.
thompson, e 4. ReavanS. Levi " Uodbury.
The Following directors OF the Met rnnolItan
National bank were elected today: Jno ". 1hoinu-
son. Jeded!ah II. Baxter, William Thompson,
Nathaniel Wilson, Henry A. Willard, JAS F.. Fitch,
VIM T. = Sanger, Bralnard III. Warner and j. Or
mOnd Wilson
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I'd Edition.
Latest q6legranS to The Star.
Funeral Of Father WaIsh.

PROVIDENCE, r l.. Jan. 6-The remains OF Father
Lawrence Walsh. eX-tresSurer OF the Irish Lana
League association OF this city, lay In state In tue
Cathedral last night. The funeral services took
psce this morning. Bishop Hendrickson delivered
an impressive euogy and said: Father Walsh's
death brings grief to every Catholic Irshman. and
breadth OF Ireland" The remains were entombed
In ST. Francis cemetery.
Salvation Soldiers Sent to Jail.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN. Jan. Sin the city court this
morning. Judge Beers rendered decision In the
cases OF Capt James Hunter, John MAYHEM and
Jno stewart, members OF the salvation Army. who
were tried several days ago for violation the city
orOln ance by parading the streets They were
nheo s. ana costs and In default VI payment We're
sentenced TO ten days in Jail.
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LADIES GOODS.
GEo. WH1rz,
THE LADIES' TAILOR, NAN MODESTO.

TIE LADIES 1A1IOfS MAN MODISTE
viii exhibit this week fine assortment Of Imported
Goods for EVENING, DINNER and RECEPTION
DRESSES. By arrangement Mr.. White can make
Dresses At . very reasonable price. SILK Dresses
from sis up Velvet Dresses from els up Dinner and
Reception Dresses from els up ja2-6ts
MADAME G. HAMBURGER, OF BALTIMORE.
viii display in the parlors Of the Ebbitt House
ment of French Bonnets for Evening and Reception
wear. Also, Novelties in Neck Wear. ASST
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Salvation Soldier. Sent to Jai,.


The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and --s prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special Wire TO H. II. Dodge, 5s9 18th street:
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.R1xAu1r & Co.'S

0LD WINE AND OLD TRENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best, % = JU8TH6 Old Stand Known fog ye1ZS
e fas g2aX pls4s vh~e nr.t-cl.s5 D1dd.,
JU6T6'S Old Stand, No. 610 D streok besWooo etoaoo
It'll streets northwest al
A.8s-Note by RaD rgomptly attando0ta
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THoMAs E. wAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctionee1.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON STREET,
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
or, On THURSDAY. JANUARY TENTH. at FOUREssa
O'CLOCK p. NJ. will offer at public auction in SaM
front Of the premises, 1925 street northwest A
Terms day Of SALE THOS. f. WAGGAMAN,
iaI-dEda Auct;o,oer
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

$3eOD FOR e.
Fifth regular monthly drawing will cake place In the
Masonic Hail. Masonic Temple Building i'll Louisville
KY.
THURSDAY. January 31sr. 1884.
LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING
Chartered by the Legislature OF Ky and twice declared
legal by the highest Court i'll the State Bond given to
Henry county III the sum Of $4,000 the prompt
PAYNE mt Of al prizes sold.
A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS.
tHEvery ticket holder his own supervisor can call
cut the number his ticket and the CORRESPONDING
number the tag placed the wheel in his presence
These drawings will the last THURSDAY of every
month Read the magnificent
kN
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District Government Affairs,
MISCELLANY.

MI. Francis C.. SaxtOn in a note 70 The Commits
slofers, calls attention TO the continual e>cae of
coal or Illuminating along the east side of 2)h
street. between and streets northwest
Mir. Alfred X. Raby and Others have petitioned
tue commissioners 10 have a light placed at the
Corner or 18th and L streets northwest