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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

SENSATION III THE WILMINGTON CONFER
ENcE.-The sensation Of the Wilmington con-
ference session at Snow Hill, Md, has been the
trials Of Rev. E. p. Aldred and A. w. Light
hourn for undue familiarity with q woman,
who was successfully domestic in the house
hold Of each during his incumbency Of the Eas-
ton, Nd, charge. Aldred was tried last week
ana granted permission to withdraw from the
conference, after which he confessed that he had
been unable to resist temptation. Lightbourn's
uial ended yesterday In acQuittal OF the charge
OF immortality, but he was required to submit
Oa reprtmand for tnsubordination. He made q
brilliant speech in his defense, which created a
great sensation, and then withdrew from the
conference. Lightbourn has been connected
with Dr.. Newman's church, in New York.
DROWNED IN THE FLOODS IN MISSOURI
Immense damage has been done by the ice gorge
overflow q Weyerly, Mo. A party which LEFT
Marshall In skim with provisions to relieve the
distress found Mrs. judge Thomas on a hill
where she had been two days and nights with,
Out shelter. They also rescued the Van Meter
Amity nom the second story OF their house,
wnere they had been fer two days without food.
dozen persons have been drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

ONE YOUNG LADY SHOOTS ANorHER.-Mfss
Ada Beard was shot in the side at Louisville.
Ky, Tuesday evening and seriously wounded
by Miss Fannie Renders. George McCleary, a
brother of the clerk of the city council was pay
ing attentions to both, and jealousy is the al
legged cause of the shooting.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
"ALTER b WILLIAMS CO., Aucta
MR. B. SCOTS. JR. ELEVENTH ANNUAL
SALE
In
Washington, D. c.
CATALOGUE SALE 6F. VALUABLE PAINT.
In Oil and Water ColotA
The Collection Of
the well-known Artist, Mr. E D. Lewis, Of Philadel-
COMPRISING ABOUT p1 10 wEL1-cHosEs ELK,
AMPLES, TAKEN FROM NATURES
ORIGINAL SUBJECTS.
Now Free Exhibition II our Gallery,
Corner 10th and Pennsylvania Avenue.
And will be Sold ct Public Sale,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
MARCH EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH,
Commencing at 7:45 O'CLOCK
Mr.. b Scott, yr, will Conduct the Sale
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO..
mh145t Auctioneers.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

BUILDING MATERIAL, NEW PENSION BUILD
ING, USED AT INAUGURATION BALL ROOM,
CONSISTING OF GIRDERS JOlST, SCANT-
LING, PLANKS, IRON RODS, BRACES, BOLTS,
AUGURS, WRENCHES, ETC, ETC.
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, will be sold at the NEW
PENSION BUILDING all the building material be.
Room Parties in want Of building material should
attend the SALE 1t will be sold In lots. Terms cash.
mh19 By order Of Committee.
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THo1kAs BOWLING, Aucaoneer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, PICTURES AND CARPETS,
GOLD WATCH CHAIN AND LOCKET
SOLID AND PLATED sILvERwARE, TOP
BUGGY, &C.
On SATURDAY MORNING MARCH
TWENTY-F1RST, at TEN O'CLOCK, 1885 at the
anciion rooms Of Thomas Downing 18th and Penn.
signed administrators will sell general assortment
OF Household effects &c.
JOHN F. HANNA,
ANDREW B. DUNALL.
Administrators c. T. A., of John Moore, deceased.
mhlSAt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

MARIE VAN ZANOT RETCRES N TRICMPH
10 PARIA-Mar1e Van Zandt reappeared In
opera in Paris last night before an immense
audience, and received An ovation. There was
much suppressed excitement, as, for the past
ten days, many scandalous predictions had
been made about what would occur on Mile
Van Zandts reappearance. The opera was
"Lakme," and as the American prirna donna
walked slowly to the footlights, singing the
nervous tension affected her voice. For an in
slant, In anxious suspense, Ldkmc stood weep
ing and trembling. awaiting her fate Then
cheers burst forth, then one hiss, then cheers
again, till the house fairly rang. The sight Of
her tears completely overcame any possible
encouragement, and her restoration to favor
was assured. At the close Of the act Mile. Van
Zandt was called before the curtain and given
an ovation.
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g BENSINGER, Auctionesr.
GREAT SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDrNARY SALE
OF OVER FORTY HEAD OF HORSES, MARES
AND MULES, BGGGIES, CARRIAGES. WAC
ONS AND HARNESS.
To be sold at the Bazaar No. $40 Louisiana avenue,
on SATURDAY MORNING, the TWENTY-FIRST
OF MARCH, at TEN O'CLOCK. This sale win CON
sst Of over forty head Of Horses, Mares and Mules
york Among the lot will be found some frst-class
stock for any purpose.
ALSO,
New Side Bar and End Spring Top Buggies.
Second hand Buggies and PhRtons
i Vanished Wagon, new Express Wagons second
hand Wagons, q large lot Of Harness, &c &c.
g. BENSINGER, auctioneef.
n B-This sale Is peremptory and every lot war
ranted as represented mhlS-3t
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RAILROADS.

FINHE GREAT
TO THE E S6ENHff WfAf hN Be s6TFHwEsr
hhh M fEHEnPtP f Ea1fMESr
IN EFFECT MARCH 18TH. 1855.
9Th and s:ree s foo% from s'A'0n corner Oh
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Express
of Palace Sleeping Cars AT $40 daily:Fast Line
go a NJ. daily to Cincinnati and s.. Louis, with
aer SaG om ous day S auray aIS TO
Chicago. with sleeping Caf Altoona to Chicago
to Ptishurg Also CONNECTS conf daily for chicago. With
Sleeping Car Pittsburg to Chicago Mail IL Express
ssPRE Car T W1sbing,Ga az 70 ehfafS
For Erie, Canandaigua Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
1000 p M daily except Saturday, with Palace Cars
For Wiiianlsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at $40
a. daily, except sunday.
a m 200. 400 1000 p M and i2:I5 night ON
SUNDAY 100 loco p M Ma and l2:i5 night Limited
For Boston without change. 200 pm. every week
For BrooEyn. u All through trains connect at
ing direes transfer 70 Fulton street, avoiding don
r BE h ssF5iass sSros. New IS,k city oo
400, 600, foo0 q. and I2:I5 night. I'm SUNDAY,
f SSe 500 5oo q Ga1 e ad i2 sn5a nsh Limited
For Baltimore. $50, Il5, $50, $40 100 am,
and lis night On sunday ta $40 $40 IL i sm 4o
600, 7:4o. 1000 pm. and i2:l5 night,
daily except sunday
For Annapolis, $50 am l2o5 and 4:2o pm daily,
ALAXANDRIA AND FREDERICkSBURG RAIL
WAY: AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
Ton RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 500, 100. 9:25 I1.O1 and IL :35 a.
2:b;1, 4:26, AS. 6-Ol, 500 and 1877 D. On
Sunday at 500. 9:2o, 1101 am sos pm.
For Richmond and the south, 500 and 11:01 ar
daily, and 4:i5 pm daily except Sunday.
TRANS leave Alexandria for Washington Cos, 500
lis pm and I2.i0 midnight except Mondav' W. :
On SUNDAY at 500 and 1910 .sOo and IL 80
pm. and 1910 night.
Tickets and information at the office, northeast
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
ltt no King
OF baggage to designation from hotels and residences.
CHAS. r PCGH, J. X. WOOD,
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THE FIRE ALARM To-DAY.-An alarm of fire
was turned at las o'clock this afternoon from
box 80, caused by q box Of clothing catching
flre In house No. 40 goth street, occupied by
VistianR Monaco; damage $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

SET ATTIRE BY RATs.-About 4:45 o'clock yes.
terday fire was discovered by Officer Hutchin-
son in a house occupied by w. H Parker 476
Virginia avenue southwest, caused by rats car
rying matches to their nest between the ceiling
and floor and igniting the same. The fire was
turning in an alarm. The damage was slight.
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From the Orlando (F1a) Sentinel
Mr.. NJ. William, retired merchant Of Wash
ington, ID. c., who with his wife has been SPEND
Ing the winter at the Lucerne house, has pur-
chased from Mr.. Dempsey two of the most
beautiful orange groves in Orlando ON the
south side of Lake Lucerne, overlooking the
entire town, and set out in bearing orange trees,
and no more desirable location can be found.
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Mr.. MELOY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS amer.
noon Messrs. Reginald Fendall and Mr. w. E.
to fisticuffs in the Equity Court and the latter
rendered an apology for the hasty words which
led to the difficulty, and it was accepted. Both
men were in court this morning, BUT no allu.
sion was made to the affair."
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THE ATTORNEY GENERAL has directed that
both carriages and horses which have been kept
for the use Of the department be dispensed
with. Solicitor General Phillips requested that
horse and carriage should not be retained on
his account.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MOTIFS HOMEOPATHIC FEMALE PfLIS-A
Al never falling remedy for all Female Complaints,
and all Disease produced from IRREGULAR
ties For ssle only ~ 000 q aw. Sent 70 any ad-
WeoA III mh14-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

The MugWump Game OF Penuckle.
From the New York Tribune
western man, taking the train for home at
the Baltimore and Ohio depot In Washington
yesterday, il reported as saying: sit all comes
along Of this BANKED new-fangled mugwump
game OF penuckle, which the President plays
IL 1t was poker, or even seven-up, I'd come in
for an Office blank quick"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

Mr.. F. NJ. Schulteis who has been connected
with the railway mail service In this city for
several years. died this morning after pro-
longed illness
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Es$ 4 4 + + + f s:ss
p 4 ILL 4 II ssss
RRRR 90 ~ A +
RRR o o w "A L
+ + 900 90 7 < ~ 4 ILL

mh17 11l7-1llo PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE.
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so dozen Silk HOSE,
black feet and ankles, un-
bleached tol ), and other
combinations of various
COlors. A novelty and q
bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

SO dozen Warranted
Pure Silk HOSE, in
black; double feet Of white
Silk. Sold elsewhere in
this city as q bargain for
81 so q pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

25 dozen Vertical Strip
ed Isle HOSE. com bina-
ton colors. The latest
Paris novelty, and re-
dnced for the Special
Sale.
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The baltimore Markets.

The baltimore Markets,
BALTIMORE. January 26-virginis Sizes CONSOLE
dated 49,; past coupons "a; ten forties 81
DO; new threes 52x North Carolina SKIES old. LOsk
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD. January 26-Cotton frm--mid-
1Ss11 Flour STEADY aay. and 5
d. e1 ss%s 'K sesns,
family. $50: do, superlative patent. SIS Wheat
southern firm with active demand western steady and
quiet southern red eaa9s: do. amber. 9Sa9si No:
sOKssl; jsnusry sosas1 February. 9Ossaslss: March
9l4a92A. May. 96a95k: Corn-southern rmer: western
shade nrmer and quiet: southern white. Sass: do
tSSssiS: February: 4sE sssS; March sss..isS; Nay
southern. 3sa3s western white 3a3s do mixed 34a36
Pennsylyania, SSas9 Rye arm. 7Oa7s Hay steady and
14OOa17 90. Provisions steady and quiet. Mess pork
new. Is IS; old, Bulk meatsshoulders and clear
rip sides packed. 6sah Becon,shoulders, 6H; clear
steady-western packed lla2l creamery, 22a31 Eggs
7Aa7H. Coffee dull-Rio cargoes ordinary to fair
%sisfy nonnaS sss:as IfaneG
"a grain sgd. Recsipts-dour. 3,7I4 barrels; wheat
600 bushels; corn 900 bushels OATS 600 bushels
corn. 1893 900 bushels ssies-whest COO bushels
corn. 154.000 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL, January &c. noon-Wheat opened
weak at s5 for May advanced to ST. then fell back to
May lard 7 10 The weather is cloudy aud cold
January. 79h February 7sss: March 50; May. .sSs
@ asg M s5 3sissnnsyy MiEss
122o; February; u 22s; March. 13s2h May. II. IS.
LArd..January. 6so; February. 6.s5: March. 6s5;
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= PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 TIE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
bOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

III PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TIE NORTH, Visit AND SOUTHWEST.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
~ EJECT tCEMBER pa. 1854.
an, leave washington from station. corner Of 9Th
ier Pstsburx and the West, Chicago limited Express
ssoa M daily to Cincinnati and st LOUIS with sIeep
tns Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati. and Hotel
WIN sissY1nS Car ssoSns chicsse Western emf *
IifGmE . cheaEo Maii EIprss. 10 % 3 daily
3Sl fit,seurg ana the "est with Palace Sleeping
BALI AoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
No. p m daily except Saturday. with Palace Cars
For Wii.ianlsport. Lock Haven and Elm1ra at e4oa III
For New Yors ' ana she East. 115 $40 um
2Oo 400. 1910 and II Is m On Sunday. 400
i ps9os and a y m ai;9 Limited Express Pullman
for Bossen WITHOUT change, 400 p n every weekday.
ssy City with boats Of BIOoEiyn AnneS aforiins d
EssSS %s,lsdsPhsa IS $50 and Il 200 20 500
ills m Limited Express $40 a m nd daily. except sIa
For Baltimore. 6.ss. us $40. $40. 11oo a m. 1908
a go oS go e 800 go e ard i j
For POPs,s Creek Line. ssSa NJ and 44op. m daily
For ahnspOiis sssa H. laos and AS p M daily e..
AiRsXSASPEiA ANp FREb ERIcKsggRs RAILWAY
Ns.sndr.. go so 20 lel and 1ss NJ
Eat s sSsss, 92s; l To- a m. s9S 2 N
, ds sns sSHSa ahd Oh m daily
zi,i1s leave ior Washington eos 500 1000
SO ma ieio and ioso M s snd i is
md nssm.on =. the oce northe.s. corner
order. e. for the ' n s STA
s,Es e destp p,a from hotels and Tesdences
General Manager General Passenger @ Agent.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD

SCHEDULE u EJECT ETC sqSDAY DEC 2lsr. 1884,
avenue and @ street
Fer C1.c:sc sSy N and Ie 70 ? NJ daily The 800
frrlying IN Iitshurg Of 80 Chicago next MORN
ing at 300 No extra far is charged this train for
For Cincinnati Louisville and Louis daily at 30
saepna cars to above points WING ehap anu
"a tam L fast Limited Train to nennati and st
LOUISE 80 Nc is charged on this train
Tor Pttsburg at 9 90 am. with Paror Car and 40
sleeCins Cars to I1ttsburg
Pa so Baltimore on 1S xssk Gays $50 and
$3.50. 4:30. 40 Gao. 7:IO. 7:la Is and IO:3Op m
ia5 80 "a a4o 54o ~ SIS io and moo
For points on the railroad and points
For Annapolis. $40 q. m and 12:1Oand 4:50p m on
1sa Way Stations betHe5n Washington and B.tmor.
20 $40 $50 a m, l2;lo D. m $50. 4:4o. and
and 10 30 pm For stations on Metropolitan BRANCH
80 m. IL except Sunday, and $50 pm daily.
On Metropolitan branch COS m daily, axcepf sun
Gay Gay for Lexington sta9nt9n and Valley branch.
,s.m. IA o T. m. daily except SUNDAY
1e1 Haserstovn. sos a NJ. cay. etreps Sunday. and
1gstns arrive from the West daily. Geo. 7:2oa m las
From Annapolis SO a m. and 1.5o and :25 p M;
Sunday, O;3' a. N, 6:35 D. NJ
from 1e.inEton, SO 7; IN daily except SUNDAY.
Prom FREDERICK and Intermediate points S:25,
aims sy p E.ti ay s sos Ws sunday
$50. $780, 8 and 1880 p. m on Sundays, 6: o. 500
and 800 l:3O. l35. Al s. $50 T:S0 and 10 80
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
Toa further information apply a. the Baltimore and
The Ticket Ofhce-Wss agton Station. GIG and 1851
vii be taken baggage to be checked and recevedas
Any pOlnt III the city.
b DUNh&M. General Manager Baltimore
or G. HI LORD, GelV PASSENGER
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The result OF Saturdays joint ballot Tor United
States Sc nator at Little Rock, Ark, WAS Dunn.
3s; Berry, 80; Jones. Is.
In New York with sullivan, but says Ire Is ready
TO fight him for any amount
d. l. Moody, the evangelist, opened q series or
meetings In the Lackawa anna rink It scranton. Pa,
yesterday.
President Won Der Abe, OF the American base
ball Club OF 81 Louis, has withdrawn his otjec-
lions 10 the admission OF the st. Louis Union club
into the league.
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AN AMERICAN NEARLY MoBBED n i,N6iaNB.-ha
American traveller whose name is not Known, was
In train or the Northwestern raflwo1 gyiny Iruia
London TO Liverpool saturday afternoon wlen -
excited discussion arose over america resp Jnsib,.
fly for the dynamite explosions The opinion VS.
TO blame for harboring such men a. 0DonOyau
Rosa The American defended his country in
vigorous language and was attacked bg a cronu ii
the passengers The American drew a rsHp,veT Il
kept his asSailants at bay until the train
Chester, when he jumped from The carriage AID
eScaDad
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ID Edition.
Latest fGlGgrans to The Star.
Reassurtng Dispatch From General
WOlSeleY.

4 Rea0ourinH Dispatch From General
WOlseley.
LONDON, January 60.
The war office has Just made public the contents
o. dispatch received this afternoon from Gen.
LORD Wolseley, at Kortt. He says he has not re-
ceiveo any further news from Gen. Stewart. He
assures the government that, In his opinion, there
Is no cause Tor anxiety In this long absence OF in
tellig, nee. The first news of the battle at Abu-
Klea, the dispatch says, which was received at
koru four days after the fight, was brought by
BaSht BazoukS The last of these who were fol-
lowing Stewards army left in the little band that
carried the story OF the fight across the desert No
information but that brought by these Arabs has
yet reached Koru. Whatever additional reports
Gen. Stewart may have despatched, Gen. Wolseley
says, must come by camel cOuriers with an ordi-
nary British escort.
Earthquake Shock at San Francisco.
SAN Francisco. January ga sharp shock of
earthquake was felt here at 1:35 O'Clock this morn
ing. No damage has been reported.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS evenings.
T U. O'MEARA & CO..

+ U. O'MEARA CO..
1347 Pennsylvania avenue.
LARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FRENCH CA.
THEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE SILVER
PLATED WAEE- DINNER AND TEA SETS Gas,
TORS, FRUIT STANDS. &C. FINE IMPORTED
SWISS Music BOXES, from two to ten tunes: GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES. JEWEIRY, Cullen.
OPERA CLASHES, LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND
NICkLE BANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORS,
REyOLyERS. TOOLS and 10000 useful household
articles.
BY direction of the owner to change business viii
O'MEARA & Co, 1347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington. D. C. Sale commences at SEVEN +. NJ
Great BARGAINS may be expected FOLEY Auct.
\. B-The Mixtures VIII not be sold n. 1t terI1n-
alton of sale. the store will be occupied BY J. ".
O'MEARA 4 CO.. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
jal
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DIED.

AsTHMATIC TROUBLES AND SORENESS OF THE LUNGS
or throat are usually overcome by Jayne's Expecto-
rant, a sure curative for all coughs
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DIED.
ana On ss1. fsh &. SD.
ninth year OF his
.ss % z:
O'Clock q. NJ tomorrow, Tuesday. -
sa 0a EsS &c ss: NJ.
John Burgst and dew oted daughter Of Catherine Cur
tbs. In her thirty-ffth year.
A light is from cur household gone
A voice we loved is still,
w Ssssas p p.sse c = 81 be cur s,ds
BIZ THE FAxnI
Funeral january 9th from her late residence 81 %
West Westminster Relatives and friends respectfully
DAVIES. On January oath, 1885. ct Potsstowp Pa.
EDWARD s. DAVIES. . brother Of Mra Judys
Of bis son VIM. Lay. SD 6onnscticut avenue. SicH-
AID LAY In .hs 7Tth zee. Of his ssa w.ana.
nary 2sth. at 10 O'Clock am keauium msss
NoHE On january 18th 1855 It Los pm. g n
THOMAS NoHE Oldest and beloved sOn Of ChsIlss and
Kate Nohe aged sixteen years. one month and twenty
Notice Of funeral hereafter
snSSdsy evening" s:nn.sy H i SID
prindle. aged four years ten months and ssvsnse:a
. sa asa sss q
The relst.yss and friends q the family g. r..pso.
fnl g .sTd her ans5 f% %
Rockville papers please copy.l n
WHITE. Friday morning. January 16th 1888. IT half
past two O'Clock. WILLIAM II. WHITE. Of AnacostiA
D. c.. beloved son of Ann White In tia S7th yeas OF
tful son.
flushed be the voice Of one We loved
In deaths chilly glare;
The will of God must te done.
Well keep his vacant chair
BIZ HIM MorHn
WILLIAMS. In GEORGETOWN. d. c.. on Sunday eve
nj nG January 25sh 1885, JOHN j. beloved of Capt
John J. and Teresa r. Williams, aged three year, three
months and eight days
Funeral from parents residence Sloo Prospect ~.
enue Tuesday January 27th 1885 at eleven ocloca
q m.
WOOD. January 20. 1885, CAROLINE VIRGINIA
late Samuel \. Cements aged forty -nine ye.rs
Funeral from the residence Of her brother IN law,
instant 1t D. Ia. Relatives and friends invited
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Mn. VERNON! MT. VERMONT
STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW York AND HAvRE
Company's pier No. A. North River. foot o. Morton
street. New York
Canada. de kersabiec. Wednesday. Jan 2s. D.. m
st Simon Durand, "Wednesday teb q. AM
labrador. Perier dHsuerne Wednesday. ED IL 3p m.
esnoue Transatlsntiqre Of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Agent, No. g. Bowling Green. New York.
q, ", MOSS. 225 Pennsy lyanis avenue;
". BOTELER SON. yl3Pennsylvania avenue.
ta12 Agents for Washington. ID. O.
CuNARD LINE.
NOTICE
A Ne o U T
5HE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
FROM PIER 40 y. r.. NEW YORK.
eCYrEA We'd. Feb. A. AURASIA... We'd. March l.
SERvIA We'd. Feb IL SCYTHIA.- We'd March IL.
GALA We'd Feb 10 SERVTA-.. Wei. March Is.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-sG0. $50 and 800. according
to accommodations
Steerase very Steeraee tickets from Law
erpooi and Queenstown and all other parts of Europes
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Compa ysoffce
No. l. Bowling Green. both Steerage and Cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW & co, Cos 9TH St, Washington. d. U.
VERNON III. BROWN & CO, New York;
Crto Nessrs. OTIS BIGELOW CO.
Ja22 6U5 TIN street. Washington
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U,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TVNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS BE-
LONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
CLARK MILLS
By virtue of order of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia holding special term for Orphan
Court usiness passed the 9th of January 1885
the Executor of the estate of Clark Mills
deceased, viii sell at public auction at the auction
rooms OF Thomas bowling llth and Pennsylvania
nue.. ON TUESDAY. JANUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH.
1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, VIZ:
BRONZE STATUARY AND PLASTER CASTS OF
DISTINGUISHED MEN. (CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE
BISHOP SIMPSON. HENRY WARD BEECHER. GEO
II. S1UART. BUST OF EDWIN NJ STANTON. UN-
FINISHED BRONZE OBJECTS, LARGE WHISKY
STILL. LOT TOOLS, GOLD WATCH GOLD HEAD
CANE GOLD MEDAL PRESENTED TO THE LATE
CLARK MILLS BY THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
S c., LOT FURNITURE &c
jal9-dts JESSE b. WILSON. Executor
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AUCTION SALES.


w 637 Louistana avenue,
Opposite City Post Once.
TUESDAY, TwENTY-SEvENTH JANUARY. 1885.
AT TEN O'CLOCK.
WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS,
PRIsING CLOCKS. BIBLES. CUTLERY. ACCOR-
DEONS SOAPS, BACKING, CIGARS. FANCY
ARTICLES, &c.
FEW FINE GOLD. SILVER AND OTHER
WATCHES. CHAINS, JEWELRY, &c.
ALSO
LARGE LOT CROCKERY WARE. 1t
ETNAOMAs BOWLING. Aqctioneer.
L Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street.
sICILIENNE SILK CIRCULARS,
sIC1LIENNE SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULARS.
TWO ELEGANT sEALsKIN COATS
NEwMARKETs AND QUILTED-LINED DOL.MANs
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY TwENTY.EIGHTH,
1885. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. At my auction rooms. I
shall sell the above wraps, comprising about sixty
pieces made to order for house in this city, and
rst class in every particular and will be sold without
reserve. On exhibition up to the time Of sale.
THOMAS BOWLING.
a26-2t Auctioneer
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CoIoKRD BAPTIST NrNIsr1R OKDAMHD.-A
large congregation gathered at the col0red Baptist
church, North street, Baltimore, yesterday after
noon, to witness the ordination OF Rev. A. b Calls
seminary, In this city. Ee h about thirty
years old, and win engage In missionary work
under the ausplcsa Of the Virginia STATE RApt11t
association