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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22

Through a homo rsturned Norwegian, 1 have
LEANED to know your CUTIcuRA, which has in a
short time cured me OF an Eczema that my ply
sicians meiicine could not heal
CHR HELTZEN, BERGEN, NORWAY.
Agenturforrsi ming.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22
CITY MATTERS.
T. p. Gillespie 10 At the Lsgonda House.

Frank Cox, of Bellefontaine, Is in the cit,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22
epaily. tpaily except Sunday.

No. 10, Local Accom- N odstion, leaves Xenia $50
a. M. Arrive Yellow Springs 6l5 a.. m; Spring.
field 100 a. IN,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-22

For the relief and preven-
tiOn, the instant It Is ap-
piled, Of Rheumatism ,
Neura lgia, Sciatica \,
Coughs, Colds, Weak
BACK. St0maph and Rn~
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RAILROADS.
ALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY DEC elsr 1894
UNTIL FUGTHEk NOTICE.
Il We Hash.,toL from station. corner OF New Jersey
Fer CnIcaEc. 9yO and IL 10 p IN, daily The 900
aIiviEx n " .'1r. 81 ,Hi',1 'i lest ,os
jig at 900 No extra far charged this train to-
tor Cincinnati. Louisville and 81 Louis daily at 30
Pm and 10 10 with Trough Coaches laIacs
IA tran l. q :ast I.,ited ala - .rclI..d a.t 4
Lou,s srGiNins IN !nct ma Iext sornn.s u 30
Tor P.tsburx at g. % an. with Parior Car and 40
sleeCirg to l1ti>bu--
For Baltimore week days s. eo 40 go, $50 aud
$50. A:ao. % 5,e Tao. us. =, All 1880 M
am I'm 80 40 40 ~ ~. Is ,o: ..l1i i no
For ONT on snnA;O Valley railrUa and points
For Annapolis. $40 :. and l2:loand 4:2Op m: Oh
1sa %sy st,.ia m, s ~ p Y and ns,,,ur,
co 40 $50 T. IN. l2;lo p. ~. 800. 40 and
'Sd "a nm S fo sat;sns en- a d u q h y 10
20 a m y. except sunday. and $50 pm daily,
IN Metropotan irarch Sos ana day. S'4 ,is
s1y Tor Lexington. stsunton and Valley branch,
q N. A. Z n daily except SundaS. "'''A $40
feiEaselsto~n 5.u5 a. n. oaiy. except Sunday. and
1ra.ns arrive from tie West daily. g. 0. 7:-Oa H. u.s.
FrcIn Annapolis. {: 4 u and 1:SO anu % p LII:
Sunday. 80 a. N, o:J1 J.. IN
IIem .sdsrca and N Ss '1 Tos suaay
AM I LIP p IL ps,. dsi!y: t1eeis sunday
52O T. and 1890 u. m. lZ:l5. = A 20. =.
$50. 80. and I0:5J y M on Sunday 1. {" SEQ
aid SEQ MILO. l3. AZ 5. G:JU. 80 and lD30
An trains Washington stop ct Relay Station e.
c, further information apply st The Baltimore and
Gle Ticket Cfce-W ashiLFton Station. 6,g and 1881
WI h taken Tor baxze to lie checked and reeeivedAs
al ICiit III the city.
b. DUNht4L. GeLe-a. Nalae,sr. Baltimore.
CD e. h LORD. 0enI PASSENGER Agent
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GOSSIP THE CAPITOL REG ARpIks TIM ppon.rr
oCIcohs OF THE ALBANY CONTEST MOTIONS
ELECTION By NO MKANs AssuRED-EFzoRTs AT A
CohBINATIoN To DEFEAT HIN-wHAT fHE BIAnR
ATTACKS On MR. ARTBCR MEAE
New Workers In the House say that their sdvtces
from Albany this morning Indicate that though
The election OF Erwin for speaker has greatly In
creased MOTIONS chances for the United states
Senatorship, he is 10y no means sure OF election
His friends, IL is said, claim only majority OF one
ana lt Is known that he is sure OF only six OF the
nineteen senator's The combined forces OF His
cock and Eyarts would be more than a majority
and combination for either one would mean his
erection Efforts are being made TO bring the HIS
COCK men over 10 Evarts whose strength Il said 10
be increasing. But II this cannot be done thew NAV
oe aoe TO get enough Evarts and Hiscock men.
together with Mr.. Arthur's friends, who are ready
10 90 most anything TO defeat Morton, 20 combine
and elect a third ms an
-. MI Arthur's friends say that the opposition OF
the Blaineites 10 the President means something
more IMAM the question OF who shall be senator
from the Empire state. They say that though ef-
forts were made TO force him into Gle contest the
PRESIDENT has not allowed them TO believe Tor a
moment that he would be q candidate The Blaine
men knew TINS, ana IL was unnecessary 20 attack
nation for the presidency In Isss They saw that
Mr.. Arthur has grown In popularity In New York
since the Chicago convention, and the attack made
upon him by Chairman Jones was prompted by Mr.
Blatne's ambition. That the charges oil cisloyaltV
are false they say Mr.. Blaine well knows In proof
OF THIS they declare that when the committee was
dent TO come to their assistance, and he put
about 10 collect money, and more than two-thlrds
OF all the funds collected in New York for cam
paign purposes was gotten through Mr. Arthur's
personal efforts and Influence. They also cite tie
TACT that some OF the Presidents most ardent
friends did the best work for Blaine In the CAM
success OF the ticket he would not have accepted
commissioner Dudieys resignation 70 take erect
50 tar In the future, so as TO give him the fun
the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-07
The Baltimore Markets.

The Baltimore Markets,
BALTIMORE. January 7-virHinla sizes consoli-
dated 31H past due coupons go new ten-forties.
Sd sd i nsS threeS ST. North Carolina Sizes DID, lo7
BALTIMORE, MD. January Cotton ouiet--rnid-
ding, 103al01 Flour steady and frm-Howxrd street
and western super 240a2 as; do. extra, o0.s. 50:
extrs. 3oOas.5o: do Rio brands. i75; Patapsco
family, $50. do superiatve patent, 575. Wheat
southern scarce and irl weatern active and lower,
closing weak: southern red 90a97; do amber 93a95:
s5as.tf; February ssAassss March. s9k bid: April:
hrm; western active and lower; southern white.
50aoI do yellow, 50a52 western mixed, spot 4Ss49
january 4s'$a4S1 February. 47ai7ss: March AIN bid
steamer. A bid Oats quiet and .rr-southern and
s2asA. Rye easier aud quiet 6sa65 Hay steady and
frm-prme TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland.
so Provisions steady. Provisions irner. aud
IN instances higher Mess pork old 1909: new 1925.
Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides. packed,
Hams s ned ss scar s sS sa' auis.
western lacked. lls.l creamery, 2!a39 Ezss steady.
27a2a Petroleum nomnal-refned. 7AsTA Coffee
Gu!i-Itio cargoes ordinary to fair, S5aa9x sugar
9uet-A soft 7:As; copper refined quiet. 10Aa10H.
steamer aule-cot.on easier 7-32i hour 2s Sd grain
nonilnaly. 61d Receipts-aour, 224 barrels; wheat
5000 bushe-s corn &c 900 busheis outs 100 bushels
Snpments-wheat. 10000 bushels: rye, LOCO bushels
SaAes-Wheat 1SO00VO bushels corn. 5oT coo bushels
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Ill. January closing prices: Wheat
January 1875: February. 791s March 1914 May. s5S.
w. Nscb May ' oa;s Jos; Pa reb15pary 2sS
ruary Zoo: March T. Is, May. I2429 Lard-January.
6.95; February, 6.975S: March. 05. May, 725.
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II - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 TIE NORTH. WtSr AND SOUTHWEST
ICUBlE TRICK SPLENDID SCENERY
STEkL NAILS MAGNIFICENT EDIIPSfry

sTiIL rails ILs. aAsSiElcEST EttjrpmEsr
Trains leave WASHINGTON from station corner OF 9Th
Ter Pit.sbuEx and the west Chicago Limited LApress
s:fai.ee Sleeping Cars AT = 90 daily; Fast Line
ing CsEs iron, H&ni-burs Cincinnati and Ho.ei
s g si ss LU di Except sS Grday 70 Ceo
Iress lao p m daily with Palace Car, to rltsburl
,s sSnn s she .y f9s Sha with oeepns Gar
ter P.rtsburr AMI the West. with Palace sleeping C.r
EAIf MORE o And IoToMAc RAILROAD.
feG Krie. CEnandaisA, Rochester. Huflai1. Niaxara
WasnIIztou 10 Rochester.
For Wiili.mspor, Lock Haven and Elm,ra at 10 IN
For New YORK anu the East. us SEQ. 1IOo a. H.
100 and IL Is D. IA. Limited fxprss OF rul,ln.n
ra raTor CANS 800 10 !. M daily except SUNDAY
ssy @ az ~ anns e. 5
T.ct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
IeT rhiladelphls rs 80 and IL H.. 400. 100 800
1oSe and Ills p N On Sunday LOO. GO. IouO and
Fer Baltimore, ss5. us. $50. 80. hoo a. N. 1905
On sunGay 80 Hoo L., 400. 100. 7.4n 1000 and
For Pores Greek Line. sssa aud 44op m daily
Fer Annapolis ssaa H.. l2o5 and As p m daily. ex
ffgs s Sosi, .S6 ST Fst m
aNh Iinx.SDsil hNb SAsR ASH SC ta RAIL
Fer Alexandra. co 100. o25. no1 an, 1.es
2.06 ar. s45 6o0. s.u5 and Ills D. III Cn SEn,lay
ste.to rs. ll-oI a M. o5 D. IN.
1or Richmond ane the south, go and IL Oh daily
. ard =. , p r. daily e1eeD, SUNDAY oo
lolOa- n; o., 3o5 3.23 $40. 10o and 10 ~ D. ~
AID II 10 midright Except Monday On SUNDAY at
go, and l0 III a '.Oo anu lO-4j J.. and LILO
Ickets information at the office northeas corner
Ton xhers order can ie LETT for the che King 81 6
s.ss to dsstipat,o 1 from hotels and Eesidencea
General MzIazef- General Passenger Agent
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TOMORROW.
WALTER WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
SALE

WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneerz
SALE
- OF
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR FURNITURE
FROM ONE OF THE BEST MANUFACTURER
AND FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE PUBLIC
THE SALE LII TAKE PLACE
WITHIN OUR SALE%ROON.
CORNER TENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE
THURSDAY JANUARY EIGHTH 1885, AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. Y.
MAGNIFICENT Tennessee Marble-top Mahogany Cham
Der suite. exqu itsly carved most fashionable design
with French Dresser. bveled- edge Plate Glass extra
size specimen of carving. manufactured ct cost
of $500; Handsome chamber Suites; Elegant Parlor
Suites; Ebony Chairs French Couches; Handsome
Walnut franz Pier and Mantel Mirrors: Handsome
Hall Rack three anut Dwarf Book Elaboratsly
Carved Bouets extra size French Plate Glass Ladies'
Writing Desks: Walnut Dining room Chairs uphoi-
stored In Leather Tennessee Mar bic top Tables; Lib
Tables Walnut Rockers: Hair Mattresses; Feather
Pillows: Wire Mattresses together with miscel-
laneous articles.
This sale. Us will be noticed. embraces some of the
rares and most costly furniture that has offered
at public SAFE for time past which parties viii find
Oh examination to be in perfect order and those in
search of furniture Of superior manufacture CRAFTY
their tastes by giving this sale their attention.
On exhibition day previous to sale.
WALTER u. WILLIAMS CO.,
1aa-3t AuctiOneerA
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DIED..


COLE On January 9Th, 1856. after Q short and pain
full illness, MARY VIRGINIA COLE. aee0 forty-ptuo
years. four mouths and twenty -four days:
west on Thursday evening January 9th At O'Clock p
Friends and relatives Of the family invited 70
attend. r
JONES. ROLAND NJ. beloved husband Of Julia Y.
entered into rest after long and suffering uln02 g
10 O. IN. January 2, 1885.
Notice of funeral hereafter
KNowLEs On Monday. January g. lSes. q $50 q
m, LEONIDAS KNOWLES. aged fifty mine years
Twenty-hfth street. Thurrday. January sth q e9Ess
LYDDANE. AT the residence Of his son -in-law. Mr.
9Th 1855, THOMAS LYDDANE aeed :ixy light yesr,
- 7:S0 q m on Friday. January 9Th.
Rockville papers please copy.1
PERRY. On wednesday. January 7th 1855 JOSIAH
PERRY IN the seventy second year Of his ags; native
Of Ssa6ordshire England for the past twgnty.thrss
years Q resident Of this city.
Funeral on Saturday. January 10th, at 10:0 O'CLOCK,
from his residence, ais L street. northwest Et1npo
invited
wEBER. On Wednesday. January Z. lse6 e l:So q
NJ ALBERT WEBER, aGsd two years and tan msothA
Funeral private from late residence rs Seventh Oeee
southeast on Thursday. January 9th.
XANDER. On Tueeday, January 9Th. 1884, q l;SQ
O'Clock p. m, EMMA LANDER Nod years md
months the only daughter Of Jacob md Sophie xno.
Funeral from the residence of her fathsr on Aurs.
day. the 9Th instant ct O'Clock p. m
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The following program OF the formal evening re-
ceptions to be given by the President is officially
announced from the Executive Mansion: On Tues
day evening, January 18th, from until II O'Clock,
to meet the Diplomatic Corps. On Tuesday eve
ming, January Goth, reception to the Congress and
the Judiciary. On Tuesday evening, January 27th
TO meet the officers Oh the army, or the navy, and
OF the marine corps
Ii Is also understood that during the month OF
February at least one public reception will be given
designated being limited to the official bodies
named. Congress and the army and navy are in
vlted to meet the diplomatic corps, similar COM
pliment being extended alternately at each Of the
other receptions. No cards or formal invitations
will be issued to any unofficial persons for either OF
these receptions
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SPECIAL Nor1cx

i RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATIN6
BUILDING TO NY STOCK OF FIRST-CLAS5
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOULD PARTICU-
AkLX CALL YOUR ATTENTION To THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
j COSsiDER As GOOD II NOT SUPERIOR TO
sTEAA HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CAEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE wELL-KNOwN FIREPLACE
dEATkhA. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
nPEAR tOR HEATING TWO Oh MORE ROOMS
ABOvk FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BkING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOAk OF TIE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY,
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
k1A0 TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND EsTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNIsHED
WALTER D. wYvIIL. ExcIusryr AGENT.
apB No 80 PA AVE. NEAR AZ STREE
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John SHERMAN CO.. Real Estate AGENTS.

TUffN SHERMAN & CO.. Real Estate AGENTS.
q OF street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST
AND MYRTLE TREES NORTHEAST
By virtue oil Geed OF trust dated SCI tenn. tsaa
Der twepty-thrd (23d). A. D. 1879. and r;a
corded III Iibtr No gil folio $50 ct SEQ. of the land
records of the District Columbia and the request
of pa ties secured thereby. will sell Mt pu plc
auction. in front OF the pre;n on THURSDAY. the
EIGHTH DAY (8th) U. JANU RI, \ D. 1885, at Fl UR
O'CLOCK NJ lot numbered 49, in square six hundred
and seventy five, with the improvements thereon In
til" City OF Washington and District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen tbs. the notes given TOR the deferred
payments to be secured tbs property sold at per
cent per annu until paid deposit of 500 required at
the time of sale. Terms to be complied with in seven
d.ys All conveyaIcing at purchasers cost:
WILL. 4. COuLTERl r--,...o.
II. G. A1LEMAN, } A'1s'oeS
THOS. BOWLING. Auct d29.eokds
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GU n A Il ID LIN

TICE
l. y Z RIO u + E
The CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER ~. n. r, NEW YORK.
BoTHSIA. We'd. Jan :. ScYTs Ia. 49,. We'd Feb 4
GALLIA...-.- We'd. jan IA SERvIA..... Wei Feb, H.
OREGON. We'll Jan ii. GaLLIA. Wed Feb. 10
PASoNLs We'd. Ja1. % BOTHNIt Wed. Fen rs
AND EvfKY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES or PASSAGE-iC0, $50 and 500. according
TO DIodations
Steerse very low rates Storage tickets from Llv-
erool and Queenstown and ali ether parts of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden RIven for Belfast. Glasgow
hsvre Antwerp and other ports tLe Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For fres. and passaxe apply at the Corlpa yso.ce,
No. Bowling Green or both Steerare and Cabin 10
OTIS BI6ELOw CO. sos 9TH St, NashiIgton d. q.
VEkNON Il. BROWN s. co. New York:
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW K Co.
ia1 COS 9TH street. Washington.
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I'd Edition.
Latest 48legrais to The Star.
MIR. CLEYELAND,S PLANS.
Going to Buffalo Tomorrow and Col.
Lamont Coming Here ON FRIDAY.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS TO BIZ INVITED TO ALBANY 10
CONSULT REGARDING TIRE CABINET WHEN THE
PRKsIDENT-KLKCT RETURNS FROM BUFFALO

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR:
ALBANY, n. Y, January 7.-To-morrow Governor
Cleveland leaves for Buffalo. to spend week OF
ten days. Col. Lamont will probably leave for
washington on Friday, returning to Albany before
the meeting Of the legislature on Tuesday. On
Gov. Cievelands return it is understood he VIII
summon, from time to time, Influential democrats
from Washington to visit him at his private resi-
dence and consult about the cabinet II Is not
strictly true that Senators Bayard and Garland
came by express invitation at their former visit,
but they viii probably be directly invited during
this month.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

EXECUTORS SALE OF FINE TWO.STORY AND
MANSARD BRICK DWELLING, CONTAINING
Tn Rooms AND BATH ROOM. WITH MOD
STREET NOKTHWEST.
By virtue OF the authority vested in me by the last "a
will and testament of Matte Iathrop deceased !ff;s
Will sell at public auction in front of the premises a
on TUESDAY, the TH1kTEENTH DAY OF JANU-
bred fifty 5 IN Pierce and Klinges SUBDIVISION
OF square numbered two hundred and seven GO J. with
the improvements thereon n the city Of Washtryton
The lot il 10 feet inches front by lac feet deep
condition.
Terms OF sale: One,third cash. of which SlOo must
De PAlu at time OF SALE and the balance equal Jay
me,lts In six ant nine months with interest or Ill
CASH as the purchaer may prefer The deferred pay
eitS 70 be secured by deed OF trust the prouerty
sold AL convvyancinS and recording at cost of pur.
ehaser terms OF sale are not complied with seven
ays Tue property Will be resOld at the AID risk
the PnrcnAser HENRY NJ. BAKER
Ia!-uts Execute. and Trustee
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HER OLD LOVE Nor IN TIE SPmrr LANDAU
drew jackson Davis is suing his wife, Mary r.
Davis, otherwise known as Mary r. Love- or Robin
son, ia New York, for divorce, on the ground that
the husband OF the defendant, Samuel G. Love, 10
still alive. Mr.. Davis and his wife are well-knOwn
spirttualists The New York supreme court yester.
Erie county TO certify TO a copy Of the judgment
roll In the suit for divorce which was brought by
Samuel q. Love against Mary r. Love, and obtained
In May, 1856, one year after she was married 10 Mr.
nayfl
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a SIX Misniou scheme.
ATTEMPTED LE6IsLArIoS AT rHE LAST sKssiox {

ATTEMPTED Lk1fslAT1oN At
CONGRESS.
The District Commissioners have recently come
into knowledge OF attempted legislation In Con-
gress during the last session, which, had &c been
carried out would have added 20 the Liabilities OF
the District not less than sS.ooo,ooo or ssoCnom.
This was House bill 1882 ito define the duties ana
Liabilities OF the District OF Columbia under GER
tain executed contracts IL IS total surprise To
the Commissioners, being nothing else than an at
tempted big bleeding operation upon the people OF
The bill provides that any contract, written or
oral heretofore made by the board OF public works
OF the District Q; Columbia, or any member thereof
on behalf or said board. and which shall have
been wholly or in part executed for the improve
ment and keeping In repair OF the strets avenues.
ments OF the District. shall be deemed and held 20
be valid contract. with like effect as N the same
had been In writing and signed by the parties
making the same and copy thereof had been ned
In the Office of the secretary ~ the District and
Notwithstanding no appropriation had been Or q.
viousy made for the work TO be done thereunder.
&c, &C
The bill WAS introduced by Mr.. Jefrorus on juno
81 last, and never having been referred 10 the COM
mssioners OF the District, report was made on
July 20, two days afterwards, signed by "
Eldredge, +. Jefror,ls, Francis W Rockwell, II. l.
Nadrow, {. NJ. Shelley, Samuel r. Barr and Rcn.
ard Guenther.
,,s sv Wilson, n In signing writes AZ agree that
L l. McComas writes: II do not favor the bin.
out agree that SHORTY may report IL as though
quorum were present. reserving the right 10
III was DIV mere accident the Commissioners got
an mixing OF this enterprise and they say II a dis
couFhslng While striving 10 run this District Gov
erhhent on the most economical principles TO have
such attempts made on the credit OF the Dtstrict
hes say mat after all the legislation Congress has
oone Tor these pretended credltons In the way OF
APPROPRIATIONS, and providing the old board or
satisfied. 10y ' NV
THs COMMISSIONERS ASK 10 BE HEARD
Tie Commissioners have Informed Hon r q
BARBOUR, Chairman OF House committee on che
piS.itt Oh Columbia, Of the facts, and that should
the Diu become law IL would involve the District
70 the amount OF millions OF dollars. They ask
,hat tney nay he heard on its merits before tina
sage. 'e 49,
commissioner Lydecker has written TO one OF
Ine committee OF the House, Enclosing memoranda
Oh MI. ray, attorney for the District before fhd
Court OF Claims on the great wrong which would
Oe perpeurated on the District should this bin b.
come a law " ~
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In reply to q request nom q New York pub.
fishing 1rm for Information as to the strength OF
the Mormon church In this country, the superin-
tendent OF the census through the Secretary OF the
Interior, has prepared q statement a. follows:
ls5o-number OF church organizations, 70; sft1ngs,
10,Ss0. 1se0-24 churches, 1850 sittings 1s7O-Iae
churches ssssS sittinss isso-e61 churches, Us s6s
the census OF 1880 was 70, S66 Only by the last
census was the actual membership ascertained.
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The Monument Dedication.

The Washington monument commission at
meeting to-day elected Hon. j. w. Daniel, OF Viz
gna, to deliver an address I'm the House OF Repre-
sentativeS, at the monument dedicative cere-
monies, to take place In the House han On the 2lst
February The address OF Hon. Robert c. Win
throp Will be read by some one TO be designated by
him, II he Is unable TO be present.
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RANGE OF THE 1HERNoAKTER-The Following
were the readings at the ONCE of the chief signal
officer to-day: am, $50; am. sos; IL N, l7.7
2pm., 4A&
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STRAMER 7. v. ARROwSMITH
LIT VERNON, Mt VERMONT
STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BKIwKEN NEW YORK AND HAyRE
Compsny's pier. No. A North River. foot o: Morton
street New York
Amerique Santelli Wednesday. Jan IA. 3 p. IN.
St GermaiD Traub. Wednesday. Jan. u. s a
Canada. Kersatiec, Wednesday. Jan %, y.
CHEEKS payable s.gnt in amounts TO suit. ontn9
Banque Transatlsntique OF Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAy
Agent No. 6, Bowling Green. New York.
G. W MOSS. 22j Pennsylvania avenue:
J.W BOTELER SON. g2Jlennsylvania avenue
al Agents Tor WaSlinEtO ION. ID. q.
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The Illinois SenatOrsliip.

REPRESENTATIVE M0CLTON CONTRADICTS A NEWS-
PAPER STORY.
Representative Moulton says with relation to
the story that one OF the republican members OF
the Illinois legislature would vote for him for
q. s. Senator II the democrats put hin In nom-
ination that there is foundation for such state
ment. He supposes It to be based upon the fact
that his law partner "a republican, Is I'm the legiS-
lature, but he knows that gentleman will vote with
his own Darty
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON Me
RIDIAN HILL.

BY virtue Of certain deed of trust, duly record ar
ed Ill Liber No l059 Z lilo 4S0 ct srQ, one Of the$
land records Of the District q Columbia. and at--
der will sell public auction, front the prem.
ites; ON MONDAY. the NiSiTEEN H DAY OF JAN
UARY. AID. 1855, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. M. the follow
ing described Real Estate, i,uate i'll the county of
Washington, District of Columbia. to wit All those
and distinguished and beang all Of Lots numbered
one Cd AID two CD, in block numbered fifteen Q5 in
Hall and Elvans' subdivision OF Meridian Hill tract
of land situate in III. county aforesaid.
Terms OF sale One third cash balance two eu ual
instailm -nts able In six and twelve months after
dxte purchA, notes. bearing intresta rate Of six
cent To be secured by deed of on property
sold or all Cash ut option of purchaser deposit Of
800 required H. time Of sale All conveyancins and re-
cordng at purchasers cost II terms Of sale not
Complied with within five days from GATE Of sale the
purchaser after five days advertisement
GEO l.. EMMONS J r
i5-eotds HENRY h WILLARD.( 1rustees