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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
WANT THE MEXICAN MISSION.
Gen. wnIlams's Old Comrades COM
mend Him for an Office.

Gen. Williams's Old Comrades Com
mend Him for an Omcr.
Tho veterans Of Mexico made call on
President Cleveland at 3 o'clock yestor.
day by appointment. They were headed
by Gen. J. w. Denver, president of the
association, with A. NJ Kenaday secrc.
tary. Among those in the line were ex-
Senator Gen. John s. Williams, Commo.
dore Brainc, U. S. N; Commodore Jona-
than Young, U. $. N. Capt. $. l.. Breese,
L. S. N; Capt. William Gibson, U. s. n
Gen. Stewart Van Vlict, Z. $. A.; Col.
+. T. Dent, L. $. A.; Col Joseph Z. Col
lins, U. $. A.; Capt John ). Garland, U.
$. A.; Maj. Aug. $. Nicholson, U. S. NJ. C.;
Maj William B. Slack, 4. $. VI. g.; Capt.
W. Stokes Boyd, Z. $. VI. c.; Gen. James
Craig. of Missouri; Gen. Brindle, Of Penn
sylvania; Col. G.. w. Koone. OF Texas;
Messrs j. II. Thompson, J. X. Laird, w.
+. Melbourne, T.. Atkins, J. r. Lynch,
Joshua Clark, BENZ Agle. c. Jackson,
Smyth Clark, w. II. Nalley, Martin Kelly,
4. X. Dwyor.G n Hoyt,P. +. Moncobas, NJ.
O'Connor, W. T.. Parvin, Charles {. Smith,
DIR. G. Dcmontreville, w. w. Jackson, f..
NJ. Schell, DR.. Fred A. Schell, 5. G.. Nor.
rll Capt. 4. J. Kennedy, +. NJ. Proctor,
Js W. mCmlllhl, We II . N'luulHgh' NOls W.
IL. Young, Gen. +. II. Taylor, Of Ken
lucky; Col. Louis $. Gelan, A. NJ. Jack
son, $. j. Davenport, +. G.. Evens, A. h.
French, Capt. Isaac X. Diller, lsham II.
IIornsby, Mai. WIN. j. Gary, Edw. Camp
bell, Col. w. w. Loring, J. l.. Garrett, j..
| V. A. Shields, ID. w. Bouldin, A. j. Rob.
ertson, Daniel Smith, and others.
Geu. Denver congratulated the Presi-
dent, aud expressed the hone that his
administration would prove successful.
Gen. Williams introduced the veterans,
and at tho close had brief chat with the
President, asking him if ho knew Gen.
Denver.
"oh, yes have read book about
him" WAS the response.
The line returned to Gen. Dcnver's Of.
fee where an informal meeting was hold
and resolution passed unanimously di.
rccting President Denver TO convey the
wishes Of the veterans Of Mexico to tho
chief magistrate that he will appoint ex-
Senator Williams as minister to the re-
public of Mexico, rs an evidence Of do
sire on their part to cultivate am icable
relations with the people Of that republic.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
A VICTORY FOR THE RAILROAD.

The Baltimore and Potomac Company
Win the Fight for the Fourteenth
Street Crossing.
In the court in general term yesterday
Chief Justice Cartier signed the decree
in the case Of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company against the District of
Columbia. This decree orders perpet-
ual injunction against the District, and
forbids interference or hindrance on the
part OF the commissioners with the rail-
road company in extending their tracks
from Maryland avenue southwest across
| Fourteenth street into the square beyond,
where it is the intention to establish a
| freight depot. 1t will DO remembered
that some time since the company pro-
posed to make this extension, and met
strong opposition from certain residents
of South Washington, and that the COM
missionors took hand in checking the
advance. Squads of police occupied Four
teenth short distance from the bridge,
and were kept there night and day to
prevent the company from breaking up
| the street in order TO lay their tracks to
the point desired. Finding the opposition
too strong to surmOunt witho ut serious
consequences, the company in voked the
aid Of the court and succoede in secur-
| ing the permanent injunction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
Fair Of the Union yeteron Corps.

The fair committee of Union Veteran Corps,
lst company, at its meeting last evening at the
headquarters, room ., No, 500 l. street, deter.
mined upon the following articles to be con-
tested for nt 10 cents vote at the fair in Alb
ner's ATusic Hall from the 10Th TO the 3lst in.
stant; Gold watch for the most popular ludy,
diamond ring for the lady receiving the most
votes, ladies' desk for the most popular school
teacher, sewing machine for the lady reGeiv-
lng the most votes gold watch for the most
popular bureau messenger gold badge for the
most popular member Of the Grand Army of
the Republic, printers stick silver for the
most popular printer improved lishingrOd for
the most popular fisherman, sword for the most
popular OlliCGr OF the District military OrgHn-
mlluns fine doll for the little girl receiving
the largest number of votes, suit Of clothes for
the most popular street-car driver, suit Of
clothes for the most popular iettcrcarrcr.
Favorable reports were received from the can.
yusSers and the decorating committee reported
that Abncrs hall would present a brilliant ap,
pearanCe next Monday evening,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
wantcd-Aqents In All pnri, of the Country

Wantcd--Aaents In All Parts or the Country.
This office has had several photographs staken
OF the Washington monument as II stands
to-day complete and these reproduced by
the new and marvellous photo colotypc
process, giving pictures more durable than
photographs, and in truthfulncss superior
in expression and shading 10 either the en-
craving. the lthograph. or the woodcut-an
exquisite ornament for the library. parlor or
Office. These photo-platV pictures are In two
sizes-the small, or cabinet size mailed To any
address for - cents each, gives the monument,
with the bureau Of engraving and printing in
the background while the large, or folio size
II by II inches lmailed to any address for -
cents, gives the monument, the bureau OF en-.
craving. the agricultural department, the
Smithsonian institution, and the capitol all
clearly and exquistely pictured as the camera
gives IL. For each subscription for the
Weekly of 81 two Of the small or one ol
the large pictures, MS preferred will be
mailed postpaid. To agents and solicitors to
aid them In their work OF raising clubs for
TuE WEERfr REruBLiCAS, copies will he sent
by mail cn receipt Of the sums named below
Five small pictures for d cents, ten for ~
cents. and twenty-five for slsD; five large
pictures for 90 cents; ten for SLIGO, aud twenty.
five for $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

THE democratic penny-a-liners who are
seeking to find mares nests in the depart.
ments will meet with disappointment.
They seem to think that from Novem ber
TO March the heads of departments
should have stood still and have stopped
the public business waiting for democratic C
rule. On the contrary, it was their duty
TO 60 ON as they did, decide all questions
which had been pending and been heard
before them, and take the consequences of
their decisions. Conscious of rectitude,
they can afford to disregard the howlings
of the democratic press and of those yet
moaner scribblers, the republican rats
who are seeking for democratic crumbs.
Doubtless there have been some errors OF
administration which Secretary Manning
and Hubert o. Thompson, as collector of
the customs at New York, will speedily
correct!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

Two GREAT strikes are now in progress
--One being on the part Of the employees
of Gould's Missouri Pacific system, in
volving about $1,000 men, and the other
on tho part of tho Pittsburg coal miners,
numbering 10000 men. Both movements
are'among the most extensive of the sort
ever inaugurated In this country, aud
must involve disastrous losses to employ
ers aud employees alike, Public sympa-
tiny in tho states through which the
Gould roads run is universally on tho
side OF the strikers, it being felt that
their wages have been ground down
beyond the living point to por-
nit tho largest portion possible Of tho
revenues Of the roads TO DO applied to
dividends and interest on tho huge mass
of wFtered stocks and bonds with which
this system is loaded. II is to be hoped
tho differences In both cases will be
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
The MethodIst Conferenec.

Al the final session Of the Washington cou.
ference OF the Colored Methodist church the
remaining questions were elabOratoly dis
Cussed, aud favorable report was made by
the committee appointed to investigate the
charges preferred against Rev. A. Il. Aloxan-
der Key; RE- scott, Iascoe, sanBiqrd Ciax'
Gnuated list and Charleston, W. Va, was
selected as the place for holding the next con-
ter1nce. A delegation then Went 10 call on
Bishop Andrews preSided. several repoats were
acted ON. more extended course OF study
for ministers was decided upon, During the
year sy9i n was received aud distributed. A
resolution organizing theological institutes was
passed and other matters arranged. The fol-
lowing appointments were made for Washing
ton Presiding elder DR.. Brown; Asbury
Church, Rev r. A, Reed EDene2er, Rev. u,
+. piuokney Mt Zion, Rev. A. Dennis Cen
tral, Rev. 4. O, Carrall John Wesley, ]. IL
Valentino
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

1r appears that the "noblest Roman of
them all' is to be paid for his forty years
devotion to the principles and absence OF
principles of his party by being rendered
four years exile from his native land.
He is to be retired from public life on
this side of the ocean by sending him
minister to England. 1t is n convenient
plan of getting rid of the old man. so that
John Mclean or some other sucking of
the democracy may aspire to rattle round
in the seat he once hold in the senate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
The New German Tariff.

The department Of state has received dis,
patch from Mr KaSs0n, the American min
lister at Berlin stating that theuow German tarlll
on agrlcultu rn products has passed. 10 take
effect Immediately, Under this law the fol
lowing duties win bo collected, viz Upon
wheat, 3 marks; upon. rye, marks; upon
per 100 kilOs. Under the provisions of tho
treaty Of lS!s, between the United States and
Prussia, this country will be entitled to export
rye to Germany, under the most favored na.
mark per 100 Kilograms until June 10, 1887,
when the treaty with Spain expires liking
the duty NJ that rate between Germany and
that country.
Americans desiring to ship rye to Germany
at the old rate of duty will DO required to pro-
cure certificates of American origin from the
German cOnsuls al the ports of export.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

At a meeting OF the Associated Charities tor
the month ending March 10, the report
showed the whole number Of persons
assisted to have been $50. Contributions
were reported as follows: William Worm
ley, s2l u. H. Warner S2i; Mrs Free
mnn, $50; Bishop Andrews, slOi Hou, q, G.,
so; Mrs G. w. spohord, $40; Miss Adds, $40;
Benevolent society, s37; miscellaneous coutri-
buttons, $40 The receipt from the lecture at
Foundry Church. Prof Hale $ reading, aud con-
tributiOns from New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church amounted 70 S2l6. Tho Affairs of the
association were reported to be In flourish.
lug condition, all worthy cases being relleYed,
aud a balance Of sl02.a2 lett, quite huliioient
for all ordinary domandG that may w made.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

THE Illinois legislature can now put a
quietus upon that blatherskite, Elijah NJ.
Haines, by adjourning. He seems to re-
gard this session as specially convened
for his glorifcaiion. There is little
probability of tho Legislature elocting q
United States senator, and since the
United States senate has so readily ad-
mitted the appointee of the governor of
New Hampshire, the governor of Illinois
can be trusted to tako care of the vacancy
from that state for two years, until the peo.
pie can pass upon the question of whether
they desire to be represented by tho pro.
tectionist Logan or the free trader Nor
rison,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
SERIOUS JOKE ON A DOCTOR.
Two Arrests Made on the Basis OF a
bag OF Old Bones.

bag OF Old Bones.
The extreme vigilance of the police
force was illustrated in little incident
which developed in the first ward yester-
day. DIR. Henry b. Fay practices in that
section, and keeps his horse and buggy at
Wanstall's stables. Sunday night he asci-
dentally left somo surgica! specimens,
consisting Of prepared human bones,
under the seat OF the vehicle when he
turned it over to the hostler. That in
dividual discovered the fact that human
remains were contained in the buggy and
fled the spot, giving the alarm to the
others Soon it became noised abroad
that human body was concealed
in q carriage. The police were Informed,
and when a patient OF DIR. Fay named
Thornton called at his request for the
buggy he was pointed out as an accom-
plico Of o rcsurrectionist, aud promptly
placed nndcr arrest. The doctor was
taken In when he returned from his
roundof calls, His explanation to Lieut.,
Guy was satisfactory and both prisoners
we're released, Mr.. Thornton having spent
the day in the station house cell instead
of attending to his business. The most
annoying thing was that the joke got out,
and now DIR. Fay is asked by every ac-
quaintance he meots If he has any bones
to dispose of.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
AMUsEM EN'rs.


on Monday next Mr.. Robert Downing will
appear at Fords Opera House in Joaquin Mil.
ler's play, Tally Ho." Mr.. Downing is q
Washington boy and 1t is still fresh IN the
recollection Of many when he first started
out on his dramatic career under Manager
Ford. Since then Mr. Downing has risen step
by step under the artistic training OF Joe lei-
fcrson, until now he returns to his old home 1T
ally adapted for him. The play, AZ wcii as Mr..
DOwning's acting, has receivcG the highest
praise at every point where he has presented
II, and there is no doubt that his many old
friends will give hirc royal welcome on Mon
day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

WHAT a pity the Hon. John Lawrence
Sullivan was not eligible to seat in the
Illinois Legislature Some democrat could
be induced to resign and Mr.. Sullivan be
elected in his place. Then the democrats
would have leader worthy of themselves.
The sessions Of the legislature last week
were turned into FREQ fights through the
attempts Of tho democrats, by brute
force, to override parliamentary law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

The military reception committee, through
Col. w. q, Moore has sent u complimentary
letter 70 Mr. Frank X. Ward thanking him
for generously providing quarters for the ith
Pennhylyania regiment While twas no fault
OF the committee that hotroops wef1 With
out quarters II was public-Splriied acI IN him
TO provide for them,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

The Jackson Democratic Association met
last evening. W. o. Knott and Julius +. Bos-
seau were elected to membership. Resolutions
were adopted ipdorsing James r. Bosscau for
master blacksmith at the navy yard. The ex.
pcnscs Of celebrating the Inauguration were
stated 10 De $500 Mr. l.. Ncumeycr reported
that the association'sgun used In firing salutes
is stored on his promises, and, as there was
no further use for IL. that IL be disposed of.
This proposition was secuted, IL being declared
many future democratic successes The gun
was provided for.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1885.

Entered at the PosoGicc AZ Washington, D. q.
~ stsecond class matter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
THE Critic of last evening condemns
the late administration as follows;

Unfortunately the closing events which are
sfT,s. : -f2,nst1is-e~ and cOuspicaoGc arc the
pcJcnlptory reDi0rdi OF Gen. Hazen as a result
oi quarrel MS old as the administration, Sur.
gcon General Gmno'rs suspension under ques.
tionable circumstances and the issue of land
patents To the great backbone grant"
The ignorance of facts manifested by
the writer in the Critic makes his judg-
ment of the late administration utterly
worthless. If the Critic is on the march
10 the democratic camp it should get q
less stupid guide.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
PERSONAL COMFORT.
USEFUL FEET

L TSEFUL FEET
Are requisite to health, hence the highest medI
cal, surgical, judicial, political, military, aud
naval dignitaries Of this country, representatives
OF leading foreign governments, and thousands
of other well-knOwn persOnAges visit DIR
WHITE q son. 14lG Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, aud l l North Eutaw street, Raltl'
more, for relief nom and avoidance Of Corns
Bunions Diseased Nails, and other mot ailments
Fer, 81 asittns Established In Washington Ia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
PERsON.fE.
BnSLNESS CH1NCES.

A FIRST-CLASS DESIGNER IN MIL
"A linery from New York has taken house
IN good location, and would like TO meet n re-
fined lady who thoroughly understands cutting
and lifting ladies' dresses to engage In business;
u small capital required. Address stating
where Interview can Oe hal, MRS. II, j. NJ, RE-
pub lean Office. mhl0-Bt
NOR SALE FOR CASH ONLY-THE
il wholesale and retail wine and liqu,r store,
1892 Pa. aN Ia3O-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

POSTMASTER GESERAL Villas, ii will
be observed, places himself upon the
record as being quito unmistakably in
favor of the enforcement of civil-scrvico
rules in his department, putting capacity
and personal worth above questions of
political atiiliation as title to office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

speedily adjusted. but the outlook does
not look promising for speedy realiza-
tion Of tho hope. and dire distress is
probably near by for the families of the
strikers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

Box dl3 was turned in at $3.50 o'clock yostcr.
day afternoon for fire discovered IN the
stables in renr Of 1925 and 1928 Fiflh street
northeast occupied By John Ready and Mrs.
Kelly. Damage about 500. The fire Is sup.
with matches
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
RENTS COLLECTED.
FIRE INSURANCE IN FIRsT-oLAss COM.
PANIEs AT LOWEST RATES
FOR SALE:

Elegant residence on Iowa Circle. Is rooms,
largo bnter's pantry, bath room, and all mod
ern improvements, S25, 900 terms easy.
Fine dwelling, OH NJ street IL rooms, modern
improvements; price, 10000.
Fine three-story brick dwelling, NJ street, o
rooms all modern improvements lot 23 by
100; price, $1,000 cash
Fine farm, 30 acres, with all necessary i'm
provements, In fine state of cultivation, two
miles from Long Bridge; price, $1,000
Two new brick dwellings, on l. street. all mod
ern improvements; price, $1,000 and $1,000
each; terms easy.
Two.story brick building, 20 by 90, lot 90 by
S6, q rooms, including store Eighth and Ill sts.
N. w; price. 1000 terms easy.
Two dwellings, rooms each, on Ridge street:
price, g., 200 cash.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
WINTED-HONSES.

A PRIL l-1O-RooM HOUSE; ALL M
"A prOvcments; neNceptlonablc neighbnrhood,
Capitol hill preferred; rent not over 800. Address
GOOD TENANT, Republican Olllcc. 3-l3
E1uRNISI HOUSE FOR THE SUMMER
II by IA family of three, with hest of re ferences;
rent must be low. Address TREASURY, Re-
publican OtilCc 3-l1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

CoMMIsSIoNER OF DEEDS-JoHN IL
~ BEALL, l4ll + st. n. w.-Commlsslonerf) f)s
every State and Territory.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

=. The advance sale OF reserved seats for the
French opera season at Albaughs Grand
Opera House next week begins tomorrow
nounccd has been changed insofar that NINE.
LArchiduc' Will be given on Monday even.
Ing instead Of la Jolle Parfumeuse."
THE MATISEEs.
1.-THE Bunch of Keyst will be given al the
matinee performance at Albaughs Grand
Opera House to-day. There will be no per
fSrInanco at Ford's Opera House this afternoon
jo5EFfY CONCERTS.
The Joseny concerts will take place on the
Goth and 2lst instants. Josehy Is one OF the
most matured performers on the planofOrtc
now before the public, his versatility enabling
him to play with grace, passion, or vivacity,
lie Will be assisted by Mrs. Buxton, late of the
New York Philharmonic Society.
Mr.. BEECnER's LECTURE.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will lecture at
Congregational Church on Monday evening.
the subject, Evolution and Revolution" his
greatest lecture. Is sufficient to insure a
crowded house.
IDEAL QuARTETTE CONCERT.
owing to the sudden and very serious illness
OF Mrs. McCartee, Of the Ideal Quartette the
concert which was to have taken place at Con.
gregational Church last night was postponed.
The date of the performance will not be set
until Mrs. McCaTtcc shall be well enough 10 be
consulted in regard to II. Those holding
tickets will be duly apprised by advertisement
in these columns
THE srABAr MATER CONCERT.
Every effort is being made to have the Lenten
concert 10 be given at the Congregational
Church next Tuesday evening excel anything
of the kind evergiven here. Rossini's ''Stabat
Mater will be rendered in manner seldom
attempted in this city. Mr.. A, J.. King OF
New York, Will be the tenor sololst; Widney,
the basso Miss Eva Mills, the soprano md
Mr.. Powell the contralto, making quartette
OF voices difficult TO equal. Seats can now be
secured at Ellis 4 music store
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
7 United STATES MARsuALs SALE

By virtue Of n writ of iicrl filclas. issued
out OF tho Clerk Ollico OF tho Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, and to me directed,
/ vii sell at public sale, for cash, at DOwllng's
auction rooms, corner Eleventh street and
penn1syiiEEthini" iEti avenue HorthwGSt, o. SAIiuR-
NJ IL O'Clock M, all the right title, clam, and
interest Of the defendant Ia and to tho following
described property, 10 Wit;
one brunswick aud Blake pool table, cues aud
cue rack, one bail rack aud frame, levied upOu
ms tho properly of the defendant William II.
Wright To satisfy execution No. -, ,SU3 at law
In favor of Charles Walter,
CLAYTON MCMICILAEL,
tnaII-IIt Ifnitu1 gintaa NforghaI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
WANTED-ROOHS.

DY PERMANENT FAMILY OF THREE
ID adults, by April l-Unflrnlshed rooms
parlor, 2 bedrooms. and bath connected, or 1
extra large room. bedroom. aud nth on I'd ho1r,
with or In vicinity OF good board; between 10th
and l7th and IL and Nj sta Address Box 81,
city 4. D. i-I2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
FOR RENT

FINE RESIDENCE. 1S Rooms, mod. ~
near Thomas 90
FINE 1tESIDENCE, 1S Rooms, mod
ern improvements, near Thomas cir
lOuUD
FINE RESIDENCE. IL Rooms. mod.
orn improvements, GIG 18th st,..-... 60.60
nj" All property placed In my hands will be
literally advertised without cost to owners.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
TINTED STATES MAIlsuALs SALE

u -
by virtue OF u writ Of nerl facias. issued
out of the Clerks OiliCe OF the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, and to ms directed. /
illscll ut public sale for cash, In front Of tho
court house door OF said District, on THURS
DAY, THE IOrM DAY OF MARCH, 1885,
~ II o'clock m, all tho right, title, claim, and
Interest OF the defendant Ia and To tho following
described property, to wit!
Lot numbered two (2), In square numbered
seven hundred and hfteGu (Tl5) being the lot
on thu southwest corner of said square, and meas.
urlilg one hundred 400 on LIST st. east aud ono
hunlrod 900 feet on IT. north, by depth OF
one hundred q lOO) feet in rectangular lines In the
city OF Washington. d. G., together with all and
singular the improvements thereon levied upon
ns the property of the defendant the Baltimore
and OhlO RallTOad Company, to satisfy eNeCu-
tiOn No. 1O,7O7 at law In favor oi Margaret
IIctzcl use OF Frank w. HaGkctt.
CLAYTON MCMICHAEL
United states Mar4nu
THOMAS DoWLINH, AuctiOneer fe25.l II