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APPEALS From Tua DISTRICT st-PeENr co1-Rr
Mr. Pugh, from the Senlie iul.cl ~ committee,
TO -iay reported favor bly, u the senntc tho Ipu,s
bin lknown rs The Poland ban 10 pfoVils f,,ot M
appeal or writ Oi error shall hsfrlf ar h. aIioNed
from any judgment in decree IA aDy -l,it NJ ia, ar
In equity in The District Suprc me Court OF in ths
supreme court Of any tcT11i1gy un cS the tl1ttrr
ia dispute, exclusive al costs shall exceed tp sum
oil s3od'- but tn this section shall not applv u
any case wherein Is Involved the Validity
of any patent or copyright, or which involve, The
question OF the validity of treaty or statute or OF
an authority exercised under the United states Ia
All such eases al appeal wit OF error NAV I've
Drought without regard 10 the sum IN dispute MIR
Enoch Totten, as committee nf the District bar
association, opposed the biil before the IN 1iary
committee, on the ground that IL would lsprive
most OF the Sut0rS before the District Supft.aa
Court of appeal lie submitted a certificate nom
Clerk MeigS Of the court, showing that
for the ten years from -ls7f ~ 1s9I
the total number or common law judgments
rendered 10y the court was l2Gl6 Of which oEIy 40
involved 5000 or upward; all the rest Involved less
than $4,000. MIR. John Scott. CHER counsel 81 the
Pennsylvania railroad company, also opposed the
oil! on the ground that il might Interfere with or
prevent appeals In cases in which that corporation
Is Interested in The District. hot eases he said in
yOlying damages or money but thoS, Involving
questions OF the authority of the company 10 do
certain things Notwithstanding this the blll was
favorably reported
EXEMPTION FROM TAXES
Mr.. Atkinson introduced a bill in the House IN
day 10 exempt the Young Mems Christi N Associa-
ton property in the District OF Columbia from
taxation.
DISTRICT Bills REPORTED IL THE SENATE
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Vance, as directed by
the District Committee last Friday. reported back
favorabiy the House bill regulating the practice OF
dentistry in the District and also the House bill
for the promotion OF anatomical science and 10 pre-
vent the dissertation OF graves. The latter bill
makes provision for the turning over or certain
bodies TO medical colleges. abstracts or both bills
were printed In Saturdays STARl
Too MILD PUNISHMENT FOR TIRE BRUTE-Wm
II. Alexander, a coiOred man. who has been before
Judge Smell number or Times for indecent eNDos-
ure was again in the dock this morning 10 answer
TO two similar charges Minnie Dennis, colnred
and several small school gins test ned as to his
disgusting conduct, and lie was given the ful eN-
tent OF the laws or ninety days-for the omense
In the county, and SEQ or ninety days tor the Of
Tense IN the city. The law should be amended TO
make the penalty heavier
Mr.. James Digney, OF No go Maine avenue
southwest, died suddenly this morning. about
O'Clock, OF hemonhage OF the lungs
WHEN THE MUCoUs SURFACES or THE ERoNCHIa
are sore or inflaned, Dr. Jayne'5 EXpec.urant VIII
afford prompt relief. For breaking up IA cold, or
subdRing a cough, you VIII lind Ia IL certain
remedy.
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAO. CHAM
l. PAGNES AND CORDIAIS,
French Clarets a. 75 ~ and n 30 ,er DOZEN
American Native Wines. Brandies and Champagnes
CaiifornlA Virgins and Ohio four bottles for 81
VICTOR kOUx. TAI PennsyIvania avenue
Agents Tor nrst-class houses BordeAux. Burgundy,
nl6-$ns
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SO az Hv ,XEn SS i
80 u u w Nm III r Re G.
"SSo 90 UU W FEE Nm III RsSSS

"SSo 90 UU W FEE n Nm ii RsSSS
sc. LaceS for 19n
IKE Handkerchcfs force.
Sc. HanGkerchiefs far3cS
for 25c Collars for 25c.
25c. RuchingS for i4G.
Csc Lace FichuS for "a.
S1.9S Lace Fchus fOs sine ,as
/ Champagne Bottle Bay Rum, 13o tears
/ Florida Water. pint FOR DC.
Genuine "PearS2 Soap, 19c
29c. Pocket NeceSSafies Tor 21c. ,7nT Il
! EmbrolderieS, 10 par cent. discount. "-,
Trimmings, 10 per cent. discount.
Buttons 10 per Gems! discount
S223 "Newnarketni fseSSlInerS for $1.8Q
si.00 Child's GOSSaplerS ser 90c
Sl.4S Felt Table Covers for CSC.
S1.25 Kid Gloves for SD.
Sl.9S KID Gloves ion Sl59.
93c. SILK Hose for 1lu j
49c LiSle Hose for Ale.
25c. Colored Hose for 21c.
4Sc. Merno Underwear for 42c.
25c. Flowers for lie.
SOC. SILK BUDS for 49,. ! I"
! 9Sc Feather Tips Tor 79c. a-,ueL
! sl.4S Feather Tips for sa.13. ~ ,tz--.-
9Sc Fans, all styles, for 76c ~ 20
81. Fans do, FOR 90.
39c. SatcheiS for AZ.
Csc. Satcheis for 54c.
S1.6S SatchelS for 81 80
25c. PocketbOOkS for 19c.
4Sc. Pocketb0oks Tor 39c.
25c Jewelry for lie.
49c Jewelry for 3Sc.
CSC Sterling Silver Bangles, S3c.
2Sc Diamond Collar Buttons, 23c.
1898 Jerseys for S2.63.
75c Night Gowns for 52c.
Soc ChemiseS for 39c.
! Soc Corset Covers for 33c.
( 33c Drawers for 25c.
9Sc Skirts for Sfc.
Z .5c French Underwear for 69c. -
29c. Aprons for 25c. D.. $40
s2.25 up. d." CorSetS for sl.97.
$40 Sateen CorSets for 69c.
Csc BuStles for 19c
GENTS. GENTS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. on January oath 1885
by Rev. DIR. Bar. WILLIAM W. COPELAND aud
SUSIE BANNISTER. both of this city No cards /.
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To Purchase Square 400 for n Post
Office Site.

The Senate committee on public buildings and
grounds this afternoon directed bill to be re-
ported for the purchase Of square 400 Just west Of
the Post Office department building, for the cree
tiOn OF building for city post Office purposes, and
part to be US I'd for the general post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-02

WOMAN ADMITTED TO THE u. s. SUPREME
COURT BAR.-Mrs Laura De Force Gordon, OF Cali
forna Was admitted to the bar of the United States
Supreme Court, upon motion OF Mr.. A. G. Riddle
this afternoon. Mrs. Gordon is the second woman
allowed to practice before this court, the first being
Mrs. Belva Lockwood, who has argued only one
case here since her admission to the bar in March,
1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-02

THE PUBLIC DEBT STA TEMENT-The debt state
ment, issued to-day, shows the decrease of the
public debt during the month of January 70 be
So, 420,046 decrease of debt since June 30, 1884,
$40 a2l $40; cash the Treasury. $500 S04 gold
certificates Outstand ng, s134 s79 53O silver cert-
Gates outstanding, $14l ,70l; certificates of
post, S30,1300 900; refunding certificates, 1858 OOO
legal tenders 1885, 6Sl 0l6 fractional currency mot
including amount est mated as lost or destroyed
S. 969. OOS
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LAND OFFICE PRoMoTIoNs.-The following promo
tons have been made In the General Land Office
Duane E. Fox OF Michigan, from 81 600 to s., 800;
Francis w. Clements, District OF Columbia from
81 400 to 81 900; Charles A. Barker District OF Co
umbia, from 81 800 to 81 400; Peter Bergevn OF
Mississippi, from 81 900 TO 81 200: Mrs. Helen
Gray, OF Nebraska. from $500 to 81 600
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1T IS THOUGHT that the Swain court martial will
conclude its labOrs to-day and Will begin the trial
of Col. A. P. Morrow tomorrow.
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F. J. DALLAS .r.
ja3I-d&s CHAS 4. FISHER / trustees.
4 thANCERT SALE OFVALU hBLE UNIMPR0YED
y RAJ E5IATE on NORTH CAPIr OL STREET
u =

n
y real Estate on NORTH CApI rUL STREET
BETWEEN d AND STREETS. seq 90 ~7l...--
By virtue Of a cree of the Supreme Court ofsSsS
the District OF Columbia. Iassed the Stfrls xJSyk
December. 1888 tand mended tho Ii d2s ofA-.
December. 1881. III equity canSe No. 1864 Doc %
wherein the National Union ;Ile9slnca CoagaI2y i.-
T. alntih and ICin B. yer ana others ! defeDaants
snail sell TO the highest bidder III front of the Iplliiss
comm ing ut FtEEVCi.Dtk /. N on THURSDAY,
TWELFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885 Lots Nos six
go, seven 60 eight g. Zine 90. ten (0 and eleven an
III the subdivision of lot No. %. i'll square six
hun'trSt and thirty (6J0. according to the and
rounds covenants and Con!it ons set forth and de-
stl ed III tn. deed OF pa-tI ION. dated December %
ISL, entered INTO by AMI between Andrew Wylie and
May c. his wife. and Maria HelHel, and rccorde.
with the pat Of EuSIlgion rXcd in Iibsr folio
=. O.r Of the land records OF Washington county in
the District of Columbia Also, all that part OF said
lot one IN id square No go mt the northeast corner
thereof, fronting North Capitol street trtF $50
feet and ten 0l inches by depth of ONE hundred aIa
twenty t1.OJ feet. 'S''' - Ef7'LfoI78'
Terms o. sale. prescribed by the decree: One-trd
OF the purchase money IN cash. and I'll lance nine
CD and eighteen (l0 months tn date sale For
IL deferred PAYMENTS the purchaser purchasers shall
give teIr note drawing six go per cent interest per
annn. secures by deed or deeds of trust on the prop
erty pure has, deposit of fifty (S5O dos~s on each
lot must b. M de when the property is knock ID down
All convyancng to be at the cost of the purchaser or
purchasers. JOHN G. HEALD, Trustee
$500, - 5Jl L street northwest.
DUNtaN7DN BROS, Auc:s. jaJ0iEdbs
hUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
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THIS EVENING.
7 Z, O'MEARA < Co,
13ii Pennsylvania avenue.
TA.NnRRAW
TD-Nt3KTsOW.
FENHO MAS E. WAGGAMAN.
Il Real Estate Auctioneer

TO-N0RROW.
TE'HoMAs E. wAGGAMAN
Il Real Estate Auctoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING
ly virtue OF deed of trust to recorded III Il,
District of Columbia. will SELL public auction sz.a
Ia front OF the premises. on TUESDAY, TIL THIRD
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1885. at FOUR AND A
HALF O'CLOCK P. NJ. Lot No 81 of the subdivision
OF square No 101, in the City OF Washington, d. c.,
with the improvements thereon. consisting IF COM
tor:ae three-st brick dwelling, beill, premises No
2sFl{ street northwest
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance az six
twelve and eighteen mouths. with interest which
o trust and policy of insurance. all cash the OPP
ton of the purchase.
THOS. Z WAGGA8AS Auctioneer il21-,lNfis
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. AuctioneelS
PEEEMPTORY SALE BY CATALOGUE OF FAIL
LUN'S SOLAR PAINTINGS AFTER THE GREAT
MASTERS OF EUROPE.
Also. English Water Color Paintings at Public Sale
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS Feb
ruary THIRD aud FOURTH. at O'CLOCK we Shall
sell at our sdesToO corner 10th street and punnsy-
YGniI Avenue
Thlrty-on Fnglisl, Water Cclors;
SIXTY six COlOred Photographs;
Eighty one Plain Photographs:
10 De sold without VIII he arranged for ey9,n-
nation 1uesday, February Sd with Catalogues
WALTER b. WILLIAMS /. CO
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were the readings at the Office of the chief signal
onlcer to-day: a M, lac; g. m, 1s.3; II a NJ,
2A1; p. m; 001.
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I'd = Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Sensation I'm a Toronto Church.

.,sv' Sensation I'm q Toronto Church.
THE MINISTER Ev0KkS AN oUTBURsT OF PATRIOTIC
ENTHUSIASM OVER THE SoUpAN WAR.
TORONTO, February 2--The Rev. d. j. Mac
Dohell- during the service In St Andrews church,
Yesterday morning, created sensation by abiding
10 the battle OF ShebacaS wells, and relating the
Incident OF the charge OF the guardSmen TO get
water Ior the fighting men OF the square, who
were dying OF thirst.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market
me Following arc the opening and p. m prices
OF the New York Stock market to-day, as reported
by special wire 10 H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-02
Capitol TOPICS.

SENATOR BAYARD CURSED AT FOR A KIND ACTION.
Senator Bayard was walking up Vermont avenue
yesterday AT o'clock end had reached Thomas
circle when he saw roam pony running away and
colorc1 D1y chasing IL, The Senator headed 1t
OFF. and, calling to other paSSerS-by, 1T was cor
nered and caught. The boy, through whose care
lessness it was left united thereupon mounted the
pony and proceeded to beat It in most cruel man.
ner Senator Bayard appealed to the negro to
cursed and SWore at the Senator IN the most out
rageous manner. The kind action of Mir. Bayard
brought him only abuse and insult
THE WAR ON THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
Mr.. Gibson, of West Virginia, is making war on
the river and harbOr bill on account OF the clause
appropriating for the improvement of the MisSiS-
Sppi river, Which. he says places the whole matter
In the hands OF Mr.. EadS and makes the Secretary
OF War and the commission nothing more than
secretaries to the engineer He says that the bill
VIII probably be defeated if its supporters insist
upon giving Eads absolute control Of the work.
CHAIRMAN MUTCHLER EXPLAINS.
Mr.. Mutchler, chairman OF the House civil ser
vice committee, says that If the friends of Taylers
bill to prevent the discharge from public service OF
any soldiers or sailors or their widows or children
without cause were not present at the meeting of
versply reported, it their own fault, as the
Clerk sent them notices. An Investigation TO
the reason for Mr.. Wizards not getting his notice
develops the fact that through some mistake on
the part OF the post office employees or the hotel
Clerk the notice was put in Mr.. Kings box instead
make personal explanation in the House.
+. S-Charmaa Mutchler made his explanation
IN the House this afternoon.
THE MILITIA OF THE COUNTRY.
The Secretary OF War to-day transmitted to Con-
gress statement prepared by the adjutant gen.
eral of the army, showing the number of militia
men organized and unorganized In the different
states OF the Union The total number Of commits
stoned officers In the organized militia service is
shown TO be 1911, while the non-commissioned
officers, privateS, ETC., number S3,979. The total
number OF unorganized militia men tor men avail
able for military duty is 6,5sO,5O6 New York
ranks first in its number OF organized militia men,
with 1 / $50 men; Pennsylvania second, with $3.50
men; Florida third, with 1888 men, and Ohio
fourth, with 5S43 men. In Georgia, Mississippi,
Arkansas, Tennessee and Oregon there is no organ
lied militia service.
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Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork ner-
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sTEaLING,s ST. LOUIS FANCY.

STEaLGNG'S ST LOUIS FANCY.
One Of the taUt5Ill Vinter Wheat r. tents ever
offered to tn tier IL = unexcsIIei ty Any other Pat
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GOLDEN HILL
The old reliable standby and the STANDARD Family
Hour Of the it-tc! II Is equal In quatg to great
many high priced a:eIt Hours whilst II can be bought
for con iderati- les money We defy Teti,ors to
bring forth any F-o1- superior % CERES STERLING,
GILT EDGE, REL %SCE or GOLDEN Hill, aud We
feel assured that ANY Losekeeper who tries them once
Viii never use nytlns else. For sale by all srocers
Wholesale DEPOT corner LIST street and Indiana avenue
80 W. NJ GAIT < co.
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fP2- dts TfIos BOWLING. Auct, !.
FI'HOs. J. FISHER & Co. Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NUMBER OF SMALL
BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS FRONTING RE-
SPEC1IYELY On K STREET AND NEW JER-
SEY AVENUE NORTHWEST - *
On WEDNESDAY FT.RNOON. FEBRUARY
ELfNENTH, A. D., 1885. at FOUR -O'CI OCK, III front
Of the premises, by virtue of deed Of trust dated
December 9th, 4. D. $780, and duly recorded in Liber
No Dol folio 419 IT seq. OF the land records of the Dis
tr:ct of Columbia shall sell ali of lot ettercd &C."
OF B1sCOc ard others recorded subdivision of original
lot one - j. five hundred and fifty eight (55s)
Also, all OF lots eleven I'D twelve l2) fourteen li
and hi teen @ Of s a. and J. Bos snbtliy ision of
iotD 81 said BrisCce and Observation-Disclosures of original
LOT one ID OF said square five bundled and ft Weight
t33S. together with the improvements thereon,
slsnG Of number o.. small BRISK ffotlsts. ~ -
TERMS one third cash taallce IA Jine (S and two f2
Years with interest and secured hy iceGf trust upon
the property scld I'll cash 1t bitioa % ntrchast Al
deposit of ten cent of the purchase rCjre Will be
required al time Of sale All nXcygucirg ptlrfas
crs cost IT terms OF sale a! II, Compiled with within
Ec 90 days from day of sale the trustees the
right To resell the property upon five days advertise
eIt i'll the Evening star newspaper, at risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser.
f. J. DALLAS lirr,stoas
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are sore or infamed, Dr. Jaynr'S ENpec3 GRANT VIII
afford prompt relief. For breaking up cold or
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Mr.. James Digney. OF No go Maine avenue,
southwest, died suddenly this morning, about z
O'Clock, OF hemonhage OF the lungs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-02

Nominations To-day.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
To be postmasters-Cornelius A. Field, at Hano-
yer, n. H.; Roswell g. Pettibone, at Ogdpnsburg
n. H.; Isaac s. Alden, at Warren, Pa; Christopher
c. Sheldon, at Athens Ohio; e. K Ingham, at
Alton, Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-02

IEsHE Bi ST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO LEARN
drawing and pointing at the NatiOs al Academy of
Inc Arts 18th It end y Y. Years of stndy saved
Receptions FIRE" Wednesday evenings at Ocik nS-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-02

CHANCFRY SALE OF REAT. ESTATE FRONTS ei
ON THIRD STREET EAST. BEING THE NORTH
WlSI CORNER OF THIRD AND X STREET )
NORTHEAST, AND IMPROVED BY TWO
STORY BRICK MELLING WITH STORE ROOM
KNOWN AS No. 1000 THIRD STREET NORTH,
EAST
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-28

for the general public At the small cost OF Is
for each operation. An experimental furnace
is being constructed at Pere-ia-Chaise, on the
principle of the crematories at Rome and
Milan.
The woman of 10. living at Beacon, Ind.
who is the widow of four husbands, declares
that che is desirous of entering convent.
being convinced BY her diversified matrimon-
ial experiences that there is no man on earth
worth wedding.
An undertaken at Shsmokin, Penn says
that it is usual there for certificates of mar
rage and baptis n to be buried With the dead,
friends regarding it as unlueky to retain the
documents above ground.-Baltimore Amer
teun.
At Dubusk's ranch, Trinidad, COL, during
a thunder storm, a herd Of eighteen horses
were driven against barbed wire fence BY
the violence of the wind. The wire conducted
a stroke of lightning through the herd and
thirteen fell dead.
A cod-liver oil dealer in Marseilles adver-
tises great virtue in the oil, because the fish
are caught in a safe and quiet barber where
marine monsters cannot get in to frighten
them into diseases of the liver. "They live
there" he adds, ''in peace and comfort; their
livers are healthy. and that is why my oil is
the best"
A tall and dashinQ blonde, elegantly array
ed in silk and velvet, undertood to cowhide a
young San Franciscan, evidently of a practi-
cal and unchivalric turn of mind. for, on
discovering the identity of his assailant, he
"sugged" her on the tip of the nose with
great precision and knocked her senseless.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-28
The Missing Editor.

The Mexican editors have been in Phia-
dephia, where romance in which one of
their number figured was revealed, and is
thus referred to by the Times:
Senior N. Lugo Nina, one of the Mexican
excursionists. is the editor of paper called
FL Luues He is also the vice-secretary of
the excursion. He is very handsome and
quite young and wealthy. When the excur-
sionists were about to leave New York city
for New Haven last Wednesday, he told
them he was not going to New Haven, but
that he would join the party week later in
Baltimore. Everybody wondered what he
was going to do, and where he was going, hut
he wouldn't tell. During his tour in this
country he met pretty young lady at one of
the hotels. The acquaintance developed into
friendship and the friendship quickly rpened
into love. That was the secret of his tear
ing himself away from his co-excursionists.
Last night at the banquet J. Mastella Clarke,
editor of the Hwo Republics. received a tee
gram from Senior n. Lugo Nina. saying that
he had been married few hours before at
Ocean City to Miss lilly Handy, daughter
of ex-Chief Justice Handy of Mississippi.
To-day he will join the excursionists at Bal
timore with his bride