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pucter'. CortlHcatc--Cnuco-. skin Dir
ease ana Rheumatism.

Several yoars ago canccrous ulcer mm
its appearnngevou my chin Three WV
sXo IL sloug 1ed out, bus last sprlns "
tgrned, Soon after the cancer appe,n,sTss,
my sbn became dlseasc1-any As.s,
wound or byu'Sc would ilnNne, spsIS
ana make an ugly sore, Rough pA'ess ~
heavy black scales fDrmOd on my na nas
and ieca. Latt October was attscsw
with rheumatism In my feet, nnRles hl M
and hips, Witch bscSma ~ stiil, sNo,n.ss
ana snrH and tho ingscles ~ conlnss,wsss
that 10 was impossible for IuC 20 sWAiEnvrss
mysc I, In This torublr CONDITION, NJ
medicine gave meauy rCllgt-iuy apls ,m.
and strength failed, aud I hoea,n,e, s S
plotcly honeiest In TIL almost nogvs,,xy
condlu NJ. | determine TO Try uv,,nsis
PIONEER Blood REVIEWER ! pfo' u s.ssiit
supply and began the utN OF 10. ! wv. W.
about ono month, aud 20 much nupssxid
that hvgen to walk ah Mt Win lnv , sI
cruichcs. The cancer on NV 'hin sn"r M
disappeared The black heavy sches, aA
had formed on NV ace aud hanus ~ IA
aud my skin became clear LOU, ~.
healthy would alto siat that ~, ray
raj yeas have used this medioihv ~ "a
practice In the treatment Of flnn m d
skin diseases, anu haze never sn Nv vbsta
~ fail In cure amy case where " ~, hcrr
used according to directions | 90, a. ii
fore, most cheerful y racunm ny ", IN.
who may DO afflicted with any OF "'
Gases for whiun " X Pres irihrd =, n.
- q" " - - Griffin. o.
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j. w. WEBB
Manufacturing Juwelur, EiO Main
street.
0enulne rebble snoel acIca.

We arc selling tba genuine por-
iscoplc fobble spectnclos at $3.50 nor
psir; regular price IN any city, S5
Remember that pebble lonses cost
four times ee much ns tho bent lense
manufactured and ara the best pro-
servers of the eight. We lmnrrL tho
lenses aud manufacture the flames.
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our oltl.en.

Are hereby Informed that the COM
plete l'ne OF samploa OF our iau aud
winter goods have been received ana
are open for inspection. We therefore
invite the dressy mon Of Dallas TO call
and mako their selection without de.
lay, as the handsomoat nnd most do
sirable goods orc always closed on,
early in the season. We will take m.
dera now FOR future delivery.
i NfNsnns, 49, r. ~
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A Telegram was received At The
uniled States MARSHALL Chico late yes.
terday evoniug from Deputy Johnson,
saying ne was on tho owe oi leaving
gainesville for Sherman with several
offenders sgRinst tho laws OF Tho
United States In his charge,
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Our fall stock ~ now complete. Wa
gusrantee 10 show tho most con,,,n,o
line OF underwear, shirts. hosiery ana
every thing else, In Ana furniahin.
foods IN Dallas. II. II. Burr & Bm,.
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J. WlNrER, IN. & Co,


Branch house OF tho isrgest taiior,,,g
house In America. '''''' ~ y
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500 A MONTH y, NTH 7 rsy!, y;
3 sd %' 2SSSss e SSs xSssS %''
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WETGKY
J. II. POTTS,
soilias Agent, cs5 Kim Stree, and zoe
Pacific Avenue. Dniias, Texas.


Fen sALs ny
B.J. HEAD, Aivaradp.
McCRARRY& WARREN, cicbsrne.
ooxt RENFRo, Hearns,
w. W. GARTER, IIillsbspo.
HORACE SMITH, WAGE.
J. " THORNTON. Ashsns.
0htRkne AALxz0nAe lien.
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The above certificate ~ but one ,s,,si11
OF thousands IN our posse ysiol ~ sve6
sufferers who have been ielieNeu 'rsu61
romplainis Dyspepsia, Syphil'.. ~ s,scia +
Rheumailsm. Blood Poison md M as'ss1
For fun Information our free ~ ~
on Blood and skin Diseases VIII
nished on application TO the 81
nACes MsDrC ne 90, Haceh, ~
Sold In nowdefodfcrm, easy 70 prsl ~
home, with or wit1out trltiis' s' ~ =
" cents, large size. 81; male w.S ~
dress IN receipt of price, b's"'
small slsc, 81 large size. si.'e' u
Fer sale BY THE J. W. CRVv
nRuG or. paIIss, Tsxss ,
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ssss ~ - 81 ~ s,~ n cAsrortA.
~ - ~ ~. ~ &c, h cAsronle.
vne 49, ~ - s,ss y cAsrOnsA.
NJ = - eA'~s u On Ne cAssUsl<
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Notice 10 occsp,ilon rs,.pnv,,.,

The grand Jury meets Monday, DC
tpesr ~ Those due an occupation tax
Hhoulu pay Tho aame at once, Re-
specuuiiy, -. Y. n. GILLESPIE,
Collector Dallas County.
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Do not fell to call and examine tho
elegant selection OF black imnsried eli
over lace, at ~ canta nor vard, si n.s
yard, worth $3.50; Sl.s5 per var, worth
saS0i aud Sass per yard, worth $40 Al
Baumnn'a. F'''Vi o'
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TOMORROW.

TT1H0MAS DOWNING, Auctioneeg,
LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AT AUCTION ROOMS SATT RDAY, APRIL
TWENTY-FIFTH. 1885, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK. embracing in part six Parlor Suites,
without reserve Ito cover advances handsome
Walnut Dwarf Beek-case, handsome Walnut
Marble Toy Chamber Furniture, WALNUT Ward
robes, fine Hair Mattresses thirty Husk Mattresses
Mirror front Etegere, one cherry KevoIvng Top Desk
Piaae-forte, Lounges and Easy Chairs, Walnut and
other NJ. T. Tables, together with general assortment
of miscellaneous goods
Also administrator sale of Household Effects.
Also
20 Rolls Straw Mating.
Also, at IL O'Clock,
One Six Passenger Family Carriage belonging to an
army officer who Is ordered away.
One side-har Top Buggy, made by NeDermott Bros;
in perfect order.
Goupe Rockaway in good condition, with movable
glass front and sides, eovertable into summer or
winter carriage
Carriages, Busgies, Horses, Wagons, etc: ap2a2t
60 BENSINGER, AuctioneeT.
viii be sold at the Bazaar, No. $40 Louisiana ave
nue.. on SATURDAY MORNING, the TWENTY
FIFTH APRIL, at TEN O'CLOCK without reServe),
about 30 head of Horses, Mares and Mules among
which will be found some very fine Drivers. Work
Horses and Mules
Also
8 New Buggies. Secondhand Bgggies snd Phaateps,
2 New Top Wagons, Second hand Top Wagons,
I Secondhand Farm Wagon, Lot Harness,
&C. DC
S. BENSINGER, Auctioneer,
N. BAH kinds of Carriages Phsetons. Buggies,
Carts, Wagons and Harness at private sale at all
times. ap2S-.t
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pALI1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

schEDu1 EFF No PEE al'7 1884
fSr chieagq goo 60. an am, and 1910 PIMA daily Tn.
A. s'sf = 0 &c
For saa 1918 fslss ss ess
ssSpes 4ai s1sx 4 E'in0s It
noFning e Louis is gao
da,ly 70 flt,ssSgTg cleveland and Dstr with
For SsitYmore on week Jays s, e1o, GAO, 7so, $50
sna l4S aa I Ei.9 Up PIP Sc maas tran
am; la5. 1850. 4:4O $40 7:lO. 7:l5. s:a5. 1850
For points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad n
points south, 4:26 am. and $40 pm. daily, 925
u. Walil hsls fulimau sleeper Washington to New
For Annapelis Gao ana 1910 ana 4so Pm
For Way stations between Washington and Bait.
5s s 5o sso SsS PA ss 4 sna
hst4o aaS Hss seS S as s ssss
for p5 aap s1 sSas Sn SS
na xssy Sran Ss as an dda sss
For Hagerstown and Winchester Dos am. daily; e1-
liaily excepc Sunday to Winclie Ter -
Trains arrive from the West daily. 600, 72o Arq.
Ff sndaH lJS sse s5 am and lso and sas
From Lexington, 530 p M daily, except Sunday
r. saa b aaS % a. sac
T:2fl 8, and 1880 am, 1915, 1:3O, g. A. 400 81
$50, $780, and 1880 pm; on Sundays $50,
and am, 1:3O. 80. Ard. 8. $50, 1870 and 1856
= Ut
cept 1:25 3l5 and 5:1O pm. .7f ,
For further Information apply the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofice-Washihgton Station, 6i0 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner l4th street whero
orders win be taken for baggage be checked and
received at any point In the city.
Il. DUNHAM, General Manager, Baltimore
d22 g +. LORD, Gener3l Passenger Agent
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THE DowNEY MURDER TRIAL.-The trial of
Burnett. on the Doth Of March last, on Royal
street, in this city, was resumed this morning
before Judge French, in the corporation court
The following jurors were In the box: Robert
Aitc5srs9n Gssa Gartef s j. DYSON Fishsr
Thos. Lannon, VIM. Richards. French Simpson
Peter Simpson and Jas. Sherwood. Four more
first hours ofShe court were occupied In exam
lining on vOir dire number of citizens of Fred
ericksburg brought from that city this morning
Jurors had been gotten for the trial of Downey;
four were struck of, and the remaining twelve
sworn. The case was then opened by District
Attorney Marbury for the prosecution and
John NJ. Johnson for the defense.
UNIVERSITY ExAMINATIoNS.-The Univer-
sity of Virginia sends annually to all academies
in the state whose principals are willing To pre-
sent candidates for examination, University
examiner to examine and award University
Tniversity Of Virginia without further exams X e
nation. This examination is now being con-
Quoted at st. Johns academy here by Assistant
under examination are w. Whitney Christmas
+ Il Aud and 1t. j. White, OF Montgomery
county, Nd. The examination will occupy
A PoLicE RAID.-Laeut Arnold of the Wash
Of houses in Printers alley and Fitzgerald's
alley, running into Lee street, south of King, to
did not find him.
HEALTH BQARn.-The board of health il now
making Its spring survey with q view to clear
the city Of all causes Of disease, and make ready
as far as foresight can extend for the diseases
which often come with the hot season. Alex
andria has never suffered very badly from
cholera, nor from any other epidemic since the
yellow fever Of 1903 carried OF one out Of three
Of the people residing at the then new made
ground east of Fairfax street.
NoTEs.-Thos. T. Williams, the janitor of the
custom house here, having been discharged,
8. Lumpkins and Others are applicants for the
place.-Louisa Semmes is held In Jail here to
be examined as . proper subject for the state
Iunatic asyium.-F.J. Pollard has bought the
BRICK ware house with lot on King street. next
to Oox's hotel, built at the time there was
large Hour trade ct the upper end Of King street.
Hepatd q, 100 for It, and will put it in use as
feed depot--The Janney Car Coupling COM
pany held Its annual meeting yesterday, and
reelected its president and directors-The
democratic city committee held Q meeting
last night, In order to confer with the candi-
dates for city Offices, and collect the cost Of con-
Quoting the primary elections. Candidates for
all the offices appeared.
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HogssEE P4 NJ 10

TTnrySE ID
HoSSAsk f hE BOUGHT CHEAPER Ar rzs
Paint Department a JAMs a. IqcfLIe
Dealer 10 building supplies, Noe eos, el0. pig and
9l4 street. three doors west OF the Hateuf oce t-
mediately adjoining National Rides AnnOry, I'm g
amy other establishment in the city. II y61 VII .
nish c9lors SdIy or IL ol ETC. ssnd ypSr $500 g
soldin this departmeat win be cent 70 yoa q sssisa
der: This pricelis Owes the price g hs1glns pa
quart halfgauon. gallon and I'VE ganone ofea66 kind
Sfoil, tu1psnt,ne dryer. yarash and oshsr k9nd sOld
BY measure: also price per Quar1eEpound, a{poun6
peund Eve ten twenty. I've and one hsl,drsd Poppd
miscsisneous s.ticlss The prices are gEada1 aoooe6
lowest prices: small buyers pay slightly klsSer rss<
tty, pay the same price. The mex Euysf -
same quantity.
Amer examining my price-lis. end your &c.. -
meMenRer, telephone, or by mail and tkey G5If -
6ned promptly. and the bill q per priceli9 coe<S
on delivery Goods delivered TO I'll parts a ~ cIfv
The other departments Of my buane& have eTS.n
% onttnfnc1ory proportions I give ms apa>S1 -
teption 70 the Paint Department. and expeck r. -
eall suppY Of hrstrclAss goodA sel1t1g - p -
prices add making prompt delisscis1 . sSsSss = =
erai shaxe Of The pubic ps1ronaee
JAMES II. MOCHA
Dealer In building 61r1
assn eos Gao. eas e ed -
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Mr. Dickson was recalled, and explained his
remark quoted by Kennedy ~ 20 the judse's
kicking the case ont OF the court 90 reserr1na 70
utterances that the Judge had made nom the
bench. He said he made no expression Of his
own opinion OF the case.
Ex-Marshal Henry Was then recalled, and
said he had mentioned % his deputy, Mr. Wi.
iians, that officers OF the government had a.
preached him with reference 20 the jury. On
crosse xamination, he stated that the Att0Rney
General had taken him 90 task on account %
the two talesmen he had selected The Attos~
ney General told him that IL there wak q fAii-
ure To convict the defendants he would heid
htm responsible. The witness said he respond
ed Indignantly that the country would nod hold
him responsible; that the talesmen were repu-
table citizens, and that he and his once were
clean.
Worthington was about 10 inquire whether
the witness at that time had mentioned 20 the
Attorney General anything In reference 70
certain men as talesmen.
This the court ruled out sometimes" No
said, this trial has assumed the character Of .
trial OF the late Attorney General Why ne has
been dragged In IL at this late day j cannot
After some discussion Mr.. worshinetca, hsy-
ing expressed his regret that the Attorney Gen.
eral had been mentioned, Judge Macarthur,
addressing the district attorney, said; "Ths
late Attorney General must hold you responst.
ole Tor all the scandal that has been heaped
upon his head during this trial"
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AUCTION SALES.
rI1HOS. l. wAGGAAAN,
l. Real Estate Apetionsey

V>HOs. L wAGGAAAN,
A PORTION OF THE REAL ESTATE OF THE
LATE THOMAS LEWIS, DECEASED, FOR
s sNb At fTPtJc AnGqrI88H4pIPSAEEAIRLE
We will sell Ct pubic auesion " front e the -
SECOND DAY OF APRIL, 1885, AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. unimproved Lots at
the northe of 9th and Streets fronting TOE
on street and liz feet on 9th street.
Also sub. Lots &c, ~ and 2S in square No. 398 on
the west side of Sih, betveen and streets, each 20
feet front by o. 4, tn a l0-foot alley.
Ass sub Lot square ss the segtseas
OH street
Also. sub. Lot Is. square 40 500, at the southwest
corner Of Sth and Streets % feet on 9Th by eA4
O, TO l0f0ot alley
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. -
Sub. Lots A, B and d, square No A04, being Noa
Brick Dwellings
Also sub. Lot e, square 874 being No. pl5 s3sees.
Lot ISS by 132. 10 to 3Ofpot alley Brick Dwelling
1855. At FIVE O'CLOCK +. Nj
Lot No. z, square No. 2y0 At the southeast cornes
Of 18th and streets northwest Lot 100 feet square
and unimproyed.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance ct six,
twelve and eighteen months with Interest secured to
modified as agreed deposit of $50 will be required
on each lot at the time Of sale An conveyancing at
the expense Of the purchaser.
r. E. WAGGAMAN, / ffuFees.
THOS E WAGGAAAN, Auct ap13-d&ds
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4G THE a $aSEsr vf As Heg gs1rHwnsr
STEEL RagEhf IhAdk zEHfR SaHhFhf
Trains leave Washington from station, corner of 9th
For Pltsburs and the west, Chicago Limited Express
f psSs sepS a Gars g. Ct n aS5o and aa aass
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to CINCINNATI,
easb sas e Sc aa ooS o eS%s sy
Chicago and CnciRHat Express :: q 40 pm daily,
a fspns
Western Express with through sIeepsrs for Jleve-
iob S or tshu1s and ffsHs eapss
hsGaEh sSPsF A1 Sb Fofoa nlcf RRoAD
For Erie Canandaigna, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara,
12S daily sseeg. Saturday with Palace Cars
For Wilamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 1850
For Sew York and the East 7:15 $50 and
Of Pullman Parlor Cars, 9:4O a. daily, except
For Boston without change, 200 p m every weekday
On sunday, 400 p m. =,
Jersey Ciy with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, aherdiag
direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double fer,
eaIS asyisI Nav s5 s and am
@ 800 1890 p and and T 1 Psh night E%sd
S5S e. 4s 1890
M and l2l5 night !oo On sunaay 59;so LOO am.
For Hne and ni aS PM daily,
For sffeR ,laeas sss 1905 and 425 pm daily,
WSY ~ aSB WISH RA1r
INGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 600 100, 9z5, l1D1 and IL 30 a.m.,
2D;5. 4:26. 4.45 COL $500 and 1897 pm. On Sun.
day at 6:ijG, 500 IL :D1 am, 500 pm.
For Richmond and the South, 600 and 11:O1 an
daily, and AS pm. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington sos, 500
1885 pm, and 1910 midnight except Monday.
On Sunday at SaW and 1O.lO am; 7D5 and 1920
pm. and 1910 night
Tickets and information at the office northeastern
of 18th Street and Pennsy ivania avenue, and
the station, where orders can be left for the checking
OF baggage to destination from hotels and residences
j. X. WOOD General Passenger Agent
CHAS. e. PUGH, General Manager. ana
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DIED.

Balm. On Thursday April 23d, 16ss, at e'el0ck
Am, at her RESIDENCE s55 Massachusetts avenue
northwest MARGARE Balm. beloved wife Of the
late John Bain in the seventy fourth year ef her
Funeral to take place from Wesley Chapel AZ 2 al
O'Clock pm Saturday, April IS. Relatives and fiends
are invited to attend. ap23-2ts
GoLDsBoRoUGH. On April es, 1885 q, twenty
minutes past IL o'clock q. M, DELLA col Ds BuR-
OUCH, aged thirty-two years.
May she rest in peace
Funeral nom her late residence at Mira Scotia No
go o street southwest. on sunday April 26th, st
O'Clock p. m and thence 70 st. pominics church, In
terment at M Olivet Friends invited TO al
tend "a
HARRISON. On April "a. 1885, all O'Clock
Mrs ELIZABETH HARRISON, the wife Of George
Harrison, IN the seventy seye nth year of age
The funeral Will take place from her residence 36O<
Dunharton avenue, on Sunday, 81 O'Clock pm. :
MILLER On Thursday. April 23d, lss5 JULIA
MILLER, widow of the late George II. Miles.
Funeral from her late residence 4aS Massach usefts
avenue northwest on saturday April 25th, at $50 q
IN.
REITER: On Thursday, April 23d, 1855 ct Has
O'Clock, LUhfE NJ REfTkR only daughter OF Henry
and Louise Reer aged 4 years IS months and 5 DAYS
The funeral viii take place from her parents re<l-
dence, So6 Sixth street northwest, Sunday Apr.l
Doth, At O'Clock PM Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend. baltimore papers please copy
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TIE TOWN OF GAINESVILLE SUDDENLY MUM
DATED DURING THE NIGHT.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, April 24.-Ths most dis
astrous flood ever known In this vicinity visited
Gainesville on Wednesday night and continued
which empty into Trinity river, just below the
city, rose with fearful rapidly In the night,
in tho tn number
the occupants fleeing for their lives,
leaving everything behind. One child was
several other lives. From above the town three
houses passed down the stream, from which
above the rush of the waters, cries Of distress
were plainly heard. The loss of live stock in the
vicinity is very serious. Carcasses of horses,
cows and sheep are passing by. The engine
house at the water works is submerged. The
damage to the town and to property along the
river aggregates many thousands Of dollars
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fnB F4skSADbAE ~ AkBAEkAE0hk
The London Daily Nescs says that negotiations
with Russia are not get hopeless, though the
only chance Of settlement lies IN Russia's &C
ceptance Of . frontier apparently inconsistent
with her recent aggression. MT. Edward Tenn
perley Gourley advanced literal member for
Supderlapd, will ask Mr.. Gladstone In the house
OF commons next Monday whether he r. willing
to submit the Russo-AlGhan ffontier question
to President Cleveland Tor arbitration. The Lon
don Post correspondent at st. Petersburg tele-
graphs that Russia has declared that Mr.. Gled-
stones statement 10 the house OF commons in
asking for the vote OF credit has compromised
the negotiations between England and Russia
and lWperiilad their success.
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eo1H OPINIONS As TO THE ORIGIN OF NAN.
The fourth days session Of the National
Academy Of Sciences was held to-day In the hall
Of the National Museum. The first paper read
vsss0n the Phylogeny of the Plaeental Mann
malta" by Il. d. Cope. By Invitation Prof. A.
N, skinner, Of the Naval observatory, gave
some account OF "The total solar eclipse of
August %, 1895" Prof Theodore Gill, I'm some
remarks upon the paper of Prof Cope, said that
in his opinion IL was now established that man
at no very early period, probably the Miocene,
had descended from the genus Of apes, which
was closely connected with the gorilla or
chimpanzee species.
Prot Cope said In response that be was of the
opinion that man was descended from q
certain extinct form of lemurs, and not from
any species of monkey.
At the session yesterday the following new
members were elected: Prof Edward 5. Holden,
Director Of the Washburne observatory, al
Madison, Wis, in recognition of his astronomi-
cal work, and Prof. W.A.Rogers, of the Harvard
observatory, for the same reason; Prof. X. Nit
cheil, OF the Z. s. coast survey, Boston, for his
work on tides; Prof. F. w. Putnam, of Cam
bridge, Mass, who is secretary of the Associa-
ton Tor the Advancement Of Science; DIR. Ar
nold Hague, of the y. s. geological survey, for
work In geology. 1t Is probable that the &C
ademy will adjourn this afternoon,
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THE NEW ORLEANS I'd EAST LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

FfNHE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL
VIA
SHEN ANDOAH JUNG LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route to the South and Southwest
SCHEDULE N EFFECT RICH III, 1858
9:25 am. daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all
points OH line of Shenandoah Valley, Norfolk
and Western. East tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia Railroads.. Atlanta Macon, Jackson
VILE, Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile, New Or
leans, ard tine South and Southwest. Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between Westminster and
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars, New
York 10 Atlanta.
$40 P. NJ. daily. Memphis Express. For all points
South, Southeast and Southwest. Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars between shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change, connecting at
Cleveland, Tenn, with Pullman Cars to New
Orleans without change
Trains leave g. & O. r. r. Passenger Station, corner
New Jersey avenue and street.
For tickets, sleeping reservations and all infor
mation apply at ticket Offices SO Penna ave. 1851
the Line, 5O7 Penna. ave, where orders viii be taken
tor baggage to be called for In part of the city
A. POPE, T. j. LOCK WOOD
Gem. Pass and TIKI. ACT Pass and Tkt Agt
m Rn,N
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The Case Of DR.. woodrow.

hytery, after Investigating the question of Dr.
James Woodrows orthodoxy In reference to his
~ on evolution, resolved: 'fFirst. We find moth
ing that warrants a trial for heresy. Second.
AS no one appears or offers to make out charges
no process can be instituted. Resolved, that our
action in this matter is not to be understood as
calling in question the action of the synod of
Georgia held at Marietta in 1854" DR.. Wood
row was present at the meeting, and notified
the president of the Augusta synod that he
would complain of their action to the synod OF
Georgia.