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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07
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CLEVELAND,S CALLERS.
Favored Senat0rs-GOsstp About the
Cabinet To-day.
SENATOR JONAS SAYS He THINKS BAYARD WILL AC-
cEPT TIE STATE DEPARTMENT PORTFOLIO, ETC
patch to TIE EVENING STAR.

Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR.
NEW York, February Mayor Grace who has
been frequent visitor to PreSident-elect Cleve-
land. called again this morning and breakfaSted
With him at the Victoria After breakfast, the
President-elect, accompanied by Col. Lamont, went
to Sarony's and had his picture taken. Returning
to the hotel at 1890, he found the cards OF score
or two OF callers waiting his attention. Among the
nrst who got an audience were Sena tors German,
Jonas and Gov. ALBEIT, OF New Jersey. Senator
German has no trouble in seeing the President
elect Senator Jonas is also favorite. He's after
the Postmaster Generalship, and has large, pow
erfui backing. The most significant news to-day
Is that the portfolio OF the State department has
been offered to Senator Bayard, but that he has
not indicated whether he will accept or decline.
But the fact that the offer has been made since the
PFesident-elect has been here is conceded by visit
Ing statesmen.
Senator Jonas said to your correspondent to-day
"There Is no longer any doubt that Bayaru can
have the state portfolio II he wants it, but under
cannot afford to give up other professional duties.
still think he will accept. He's only taking lit
tie time to think the matter all over" The Presi-
dent-elect. II is understood, has not offered any
other cabinet position, but is simply taking &C
count OF stock so to speak and VIII keep his seec-
tons secret until he returns 10 Albany and gives
the matter careful consideration. Nobody expects
he will announce his cabinet appointments until
shortly previous TO his departure for Washington,
capital. The President-elect returns to Albany
this afternoon or evening. Whether he Intends to
step and see Tiden, at Greystone, on his way IL
unknown, but 1t is reported that he will
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Bricks are now made Of cork refuse They are
used In building owing to their lightness and
1SOlatng properties, and as a covering for boilers
to prevent the radiation Of heat
Frank Jones, OF Portsmouth. N. A., now one OF
the richest men In New England, began life as a
peddler. BIS cart was gorgeously painted and
bore on one side the words: GOOD weight, marin.
The police commissioners OF New York have
drawn up charges against Capt. Williams for
allowing gambling houses 20 exist In his precinct.
The captain VIII be placed on trial next week
Prairie chickens are more abundant In Mime
sofa now than formerly. but the race is changed;
their legs are feathered and their flesh, from feed
white.
row nuisance. The government last year paid out
$500 for sparrows eggs DESTROYED, with no per-
ceptibe effect upon The number or destructive
Ability OF the pests
proof paper which viii shine IN the dark can
pc made Of 40 parts paper stock, 10 parts phoS-
ana part bicnromast e & n potash p"'' s'@A'
noustaches on clergymens faces are con-
demned by the Rev. DR.. Samuel H. Gridley. To
give potency to the voice of the pulpit. the lips
should be uncovered. II the OK that treadeth
out the corn should not be muzzled, he submits
that the mouth should enjoy equal freedom in
the preacher
The applause which greeted Jefferson Davis
and the Liberty Bell at the New Orleans EXPOSE
ton worries good many people up North.
They want to know how much Of the spplause
was for Davis and how much for the bel-A-
aa,'sd (Ga.) Constitution.
A bill Is before the Minnesota legislature reQuir.
ING man TO take out a license before he can drink
anything stronger than water.
4 Dubuque woman swore to the purchase own.
ef!hap and personal use-for medicinal purposes
only-of forty gallon barrel Of whisky.
4 forged deed Of I'VE hundred acres Of land was
Tie present which an East Saginaw man made to
his INTENDED Bride few days Before marriage
She Suote him with the shipgie
TN she made him thrill and unRle
Because he did not mind his baby brother,
But h soon forgot his pain
Ana went singing down the lane,
"a boys best friend - his moinern
-R0stoR Courier.
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Inauguration Notes.

COLONEL BERRII's VISIT TO Mr.. CLEVELAND.
Col Berret, the chairman OF the Inauguration
committee, has just returned from New York,
where he saw President-elect Cleveland, and told
him OF the preparations that were being made In
this city for his inauguration. de said that MIR.
cleveland seemed to De satisfied With what was be-
Ing done. Col. Berret said that while Mr.. Cleve-
land evide nifty did not care for display yet he was
willing that the custom which had prevailed on
such occasions should be adhered TO.
CONTRIBUTIONS
The following subscriptions to the Inauguration
fund were received to-day by the treasurer, Mr.. c.
G. Glover: Chief Justice W. A. Richardson, $40:
Judge g. W. sco1eld, $40: Judge Lawrence Weldon,
$40; r. Q: Polkinhorn Son, $50; JOAN G. Thonp-
son, $40; Harry King, 10; Western Union Telegraph
Co, 500. and W. J. Siblsy. s25. Total TO date,
0S,6YS.
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DI RID.

BAsTlASELLL On Fsbrusry LIST 1855. 0 hisresi.
asaSe lag ast 18th street New York altar Ions sSe
sr .s.1s al. sI II
SoLBI. AIargo. .; T. February 6. 1885 EUGENE
A. COLBY. msTiy OF wssAnston. u. c. az
LEO Boz N npr9s 5ss Sers is I, a. isss .s lie
J,.hos. ip the sixty ninth year Of her Ave.
funsrai from hsr ale resi- .nos No. 800 9Th strSss
nortlwsst on Sunday ut 2S p. m Relatives and
kss. sitter short illness. Mrs Macy MORRISON u
tLs seventy -sscond year Gf her ago.
Davidson ~ ift-suth street northwest on N1nday
faniiy are invited { siIspd
. h. f' psNHSs np0 s, Feb b
Charles q Morrison UsA daughter % Gonegsl ara
Mrs.. Vii liam Mckee Dunn
funsrsl from residence Of pareSts in tbs CITY no
ice o. which VII be gwen he Vafts-
al. lass Davis S asss5ni n tS az i fssr,y
rRsN AR op thursday. February 5 lsss Of con-
and tie late John ". rsnds aged thrtt-two yrarr
Funerd from his noLhers rsAldsnce IS T. street
nsFsWesf at three y M. U2dsy sd instant
SIoysd wife Of Vim. Ii Eobefts,ll departed this lie
February 5th. 1855. Gs-se forty eight Year,.
sulilttr sesfiy. ether,
SlsAber like the rOs
Nhs<s the ait 4 Iva en
LII. thee to r.,- se
Angels hover o'sr thee.
Softly sal tliIc eyes;
Wax ths splr1t Spnty
10 tns slnAiIig sales.
Funeral whl take place sunday sth instsnf at ~ m.
from her lac t. csuce. No. .3l3 prospScf syepte
GeorEetown. Friends OF the family are invited 10 at,
SYLyksTEk. On Saturday. February 4 lssb at g
a. m, JORDAN sYLVisTf.k aged Is wears
funsral viii take Place from Israel Bethel church on
Monday. February s1h ~ o'ciosk Friends ana
ftAatiNfs are invited l. attend.
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THE RESULT OF "WHlskEY. CARDa AND PISTOLS. "
Wayne Powers and George Gibson were hanged
at Estillville, Va. yesterday for the murder OF
William Gibson last April. Both addressed the
crowd. acknowledging their guilt and eXoper-
ating Jonah Powers, who was also convicted of
the same Ofense, but reprieved. The parting
between Wayne Powers and his brother Jonah
was very affecting. Wayne Powers In pamph-
let confessed having attempted to murder his
own brother and many others. He aScribsd all
his woes to "wbiskey. cards, and pistols" The
execution was private, but = stand mad been
erected outside the jail yard, from which the con-
dsmned men spoke. They detailed the murder.
and the burning of the body. The recital nlled
their hearers with horror. The crime was COM
mitted for twelve dollars and suit of clothes.
Gibson joked and laughed about the rope and
some OF the spectators In the tree tops. The
execution took place at 1880 Powers neck
was broken, but Gibson struggled considerably.
The bodies were taken charge of by Powers
father and mother, who had chung to their son
to the last.
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Cousin OF General Logan Deserted I
Eer Husband.

st. Paul Mimi. Special to the hiadelpha Press 9th
A sensation has been caused at Waterloo. Ia,
by the separation OF q. Rudbsck and wife. Mrs.
Rudbeck Is cousin Of Senator John A. Logan.
and Is reported to be worth In her own right a
quarter of a million. She has valuable property
in Chicago, aud is one of the contributors to the
Garrett Biblical Institute.
About four years ago she was married to
Rudbeck. whom she met several years previ-
Ously while she was member Of Bishop Haven s
party who visited the Pacific coast. He claimed
to be connected with hrm In New York city
which imported foreign barks for veneering.
After their marriage they spent nearly three
years travelling in Europe, and for about year
and halt they have been living at Waterloo.
For several months past Rudbeck has been re-
hitting considerable sums Of money to New
York. until it is thought he has from GIG. 600 to
32U 600 to his credit there few days ago
Mrs. Rudbeck Instructed the banks not cash his
checks on her funds, and tonight he took the
train for New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07

"Werenr you there asked Mr.. Worthington,
non the night before he went awayfn
"No STR"
Didn't you so there and see MIS- Cargan and
ask fer her husband
"No SIR"
The Wltness said he remembered taking CARR
gan Oh the street once, and taking him home very
drunk.
Ihe witness said he had no account with Il. j.
Mclaughlin IN his ledger
NE Worthtngton asked the witness II he would
!es nim see the ledger for 1877 and 1875, ana see
Whetfler tneIe was such an account
Mr. Dempsey referred the matter tn Mr. Wilson.
and mr.. Wilson, turning 70 Mr. Worthingt0n, said
SIMPLY, go on with your case"
Ihe witness said that the man introduced to him
as Agnew by Carrigan was a very large man, and =
very geneeei, nee looking man. ASIDE from that
ne olu not remember much as 10 his appearance.
ne SAD mat alter he agreed to cash the check he
went 70 the safe Deposit company, below the navy
pay once, and got the money TO give Agnew out OF
MS oox there. The witness said he had never had
any money Transactions with Carrigan except to
lena nun small amounts, which Carrisn repaid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07
Congress Of Dynamitcrs.

Ths Paris Figaro In an article on the coming
congress Of dyAsmters to be held in Paris says the
formal opening Of the congress will take place on
the 2ad VI February. Eleven delegates Will attend
or these six win BIZ from America. Seven OF the
delegates the Figaro says, are already in Paris,
and these have commenced their labors. The meet
ing will discuss the utility OF explosions by dyna-
mite In aiding the Irish cause, and tie question Of
the union OF the dynamite party with the Fehiahs.
The Figaro adds that the congress will aiso bring
up for discussion and decision the question as to
whether or not the members Of the English houss
on commons who voted for the crimes act shall be
executed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07

Everybody living here, there or yonder, and en-
gagged IL this that or the other occupation is sure
TO be troubled sooner or later with cough or cold
which may lead TO consumption. The Red Star
Cough cure is safe, sure cure for coughs, colds
and other affections OF the throat and lungs. 1t is
agreeable TO take 1t contains opiateS narcotics
or posons. II is purely vegetable 1t is perfectly
harmless 1t cures promptly. 1t cures surely.
Every bottle is accompanied by autograph certih-
Gates, Issued by leading medical authorities OF the
land, guaranteeing absolute purity, hormleSsness
and superior ercacu
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United states at fifty cents a
bottle Directions In English, German, French
and Spanish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07
Deficient Naval Cadets.
THOSE WHO ARE DROPPED AND THOSE WHOSE REsrGNk
Tt0NS WILL BIZ ACOEPTEp.


TtoNS WILL BIZ Accepted.
The following cadets Of the Annapoli. naval ac-
ademy have been dismissed for deficiency and Of
fenses N. G.lo'Neal, third class, Indiana; F.AMur-
dough, fourth class, Pennsylvania, and J. T. Riley,
fourth class. Nebraska.
The designations OF The following Will be accept
ed II rendered at once; otherwise they viii be
cropped for deficiency: j. Al. Dashell, first class,
Marylands j. c. p. DsKrafft second class, Iowa: b.
Jacobs, second class, Kansas; G. &. Reilly, second
class Wisconsin; J. ". Stearns, second class, New
Hampshire; W. 4. Bruins, third cass. Kentucky; II.
Beckwith, fourth class, New York.
H. h. Behse, flourish class, New York; G. A.
Brand, fourth class. Connecticut; H. W. Car
penter, fourth class. at large; r. Coe, fourth class,
New FORK; .. o. Frick, fourth class, Maryland; Il
W. Hagood, fourth class, Alabama: K. c. jones,
fourth Glass, Alabama; II. G. Kemp, fourth class,
Virginia; 7. &. Kieruiff, fourth class, Iowa; j. l.
Laerty, fourth class, California; JH. Scott. fourth
class, at large; X. NJ. Smith, fourth clas Wiscon-
sin.
Twenty-Five other cadets were found deficient
put upon the recommendation Of the q adeIn
board they are warned and allowed until Tie an
nual examination in June TO make up their def
ciencies and to be re-eXamined IL then found de-
feient they VIII be dropped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07

Edward w. Fillmore, q cousin Of the late
President Fillmore, died at Elgin. Illinois. on
Thursday night. He served In an Illinois repj.
ment during the war Of the rebellion.
George Washin yton Bowen, the celebrated
claimant In the Jimel viii case, died in Proyi.
dence yesterday, in his ninety-frst year:
Doctor Buchanan and Madame" Russell.
charged with traffcking in bogus medical din.
Tomas. were heard on habeas corpus IN Philadel-
phia yesterday, and afterwards were uaaded
Tor trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07

MYSTERY CLEARED UP.-The mystery re-
garding the corpse Of q young woman received
at Sweet Hail. King William county, Va, fol
which there was no claimant. has been cleared
up. The corpse was shipped frola Baltimore, and
it has been learned there that 1t was the remains
Of Mary Riley. sgsd 50 years, who died Of con.
sumption few days ago. In accordance with
her dying Instructions. the remains were shipped
to Sweet Hall. to her brother.
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Grsenbrtor whis, Sulphur Springs.

A. L. Boulwsre. receiver Of the Crsenbraef
White Sulphur sprngs under decree Of the
United States court, In Rishmond, leased that
property yesterday al public auction to W. A,
Stuart Tor one year for &2o. 900. which was the
only bid. Mr.. stuart 10 the principal owner OF
the property, as We'll as the lessee.
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The Steamer Alaska Disabled,

NEW YORK. February THE steamship City OF
on the 5th inst, at 80 a. u In lat A. 49, long Co.
10, she exchanged signals with the steamship
Alaska, with q Beaver line steamer (probaby the
Lake Wlnnipeg) in tow. Tie Alaska was disabled
her steering gear having got out OF Order and the
Lake Winnipeg was no doubt, acting as a rudder.
They Were heading for Halifax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07
BALTIMORE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Dr.. JAMES a. STECART, NJ. D., Commits
sioner OF Health, Baltimore. Maryland. has
issued The following certificate: II and that
Red star Cough cure contains no mineral
matter. poi5OnS. opiateS or emetcS: that It
combines Ia unique and effective manner
approved curative geDcies Which are relied
upon by the facultI 5 Of the different schools
OF medicine, with other valuable vegetable
ingredients, which combination to my.know-
ledge has thus far not been used for this pur-
pose, and which in its action happily sup
plants the Objectionable aud nOt unfre-
Quenty harmful features OF other cough
miXIureSr
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We Ron1srp
To give you yesterday an idea how we Jared In
STOCK TAKING.

To give you yesterday an idea how we Jared In
STOCK TAKING.
We thought we might finish in time, but
the fact is, there was more Stock than We
thought for--it takes not alone unusually
large demands to clean out a stock OF the
size OF ours; it requires nearly all the people
to come here at once. We to-day sent the
following letters-they tell the story ofhow
rapid depletions are taking place:
WASHINGTON, February 6, 1885
Messrs. Tyler Rutherford,
Insurance Agents:
Gentlemen: Please cancel inclosed policy No.
1860, Issued by the Flrenen's Insurance Company
Oh Baltimore, for s., 0O0 In explanation, beg to
say that find on inventory OF our stock that 1t
has been depleted to such an extent that we are
reducing our insurance SO as TO have IL conform to
the stock.
Very respectfully,
A. SAKS CO.
A duplicate OF the above was also sent to
Simon Wolf. Esq, canceNing policy No.
26O,255, in Fire Association OF Philadelphia,
for 5000.
That is what we are anxious to Do every
week until the stock is closed out. Here are
some things that we find too many Of
hence the big cut in prices:
Is Prince Albert Double-Breasted Frock Coats
made Of West OF England Cloth-Nned through
out with the finest Satin de Chine, sleeve lining
OF heavy White Silk-a SIS Coat here probably
more eisewhere-they go now at SIS
The choice Of an odd lot of Suits-mostly large
stzes-suits worth from SIS to s2O--Forty- eight
all told-they are low $3.50.
One lot has been made OF twenty-stx children's
Overcoats-none worth less than s10 the most
OF them s12 and SIS ones-are now 81. They
are all fancy trimmed.
The choice Of thirty Overcoats-Spring Overcoats,
one, two and three of a k1nd-for men-the
lowest price one was $40, the highest Sl5-now
they are s..
Custom Department has ten uncalled for Suits
one was made for s85, It is.now SIS
Three $50 ones now SOS.
Four $40 ones are now $50.
Two $50 ones are now s1S
Seven pair OF SIC Trousers, now 81.
Ten handmade, Satin-uned, finest Chinchilla
and Mopunac Overcoats-none better In the
world-they were $50, they are now Sa6
Three very large Coats OF same kind, also $a5.
GOODS ARE MOVING RAPIpLY-So CALL EAxIY.
AsAKs Sco.,
a16 AND s1s SHvsNTH srn11r
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From Wal, Street To-day.

NEW YORK, February II, Wall street, II a. m
The day opened with very buoyant tone to the
stock speculation and prices advanced Il to per
cent. The coal shares, the Grangers, Western
Union and Union Pacific were particularly strong.
Subsequently there was reaction Of u TO u per
cent, but the decline has since been recovered
ACTIVITY IN TIE OIL MARKET
Speculation In the oil market presenteda marked
contrast with the dullness which has prevailed
throughout the week. The first sales OF certifi-
Gates were at 6sh, but rapid advance to 732 en-
sued. The dealings were on a large scale and at
tended with great excitement. At the present
time the price has reacted TO 72a4. The sharp adj
vance was due to manipulation by the bulls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Mp. February 55aa1-virsinis sizes
consolidated, 80; past due coupons S9H: 4Os SO
do. new threes. 52A North Carolina SKIES. old. L0s
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Md. February 7.-Cotton steady
middlinx. IL. Flour steady and quiet Wheat-south.
erpsteady: western shade hrmer and quiet; southern
ss4h; Nc; 2 wes5srn winter. red spot, Ss7sass1s
western easi.r except for spot southern white o5a56
southern yellow S2aoS; western mixed spot 5la5lH
dull southern s5aSs; western white. s7a?S DO mixed
3.a36 Pensy wanna. 34aS7. Rye steady 72a5h latte,
choice New York. Hay lower and quiet-pyime tc
choice PENNEY vania and Maryland. ls.oai500 Pro.
visions steady and quiet. Eggs easier and dull 2Oa2l
Sugar. soft,6 copper refined steady lOs4all Whsky
quiet, Local "a Other articles unchanged Freights
20 Liverpool Ger steamer dull-corton. Sled: nour
s. a nd " m our Sssa barrels
busnels rye. 1000 bush ais Shipinents-weat So O0l
bushsis corn, l5S. 600 bushels Sales-wheat 900 DOC
bushels Icorn, 1863. 900 oushe
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. February g. IL is am.-Wbeat opened
strong May advancing to szK. then fell Of again and
ppOS 81 .orn.M.y ~, toaa40A 3ats-JMdssy sSE
weather Is cloudy and damp.
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Eoxeign News by Cable.

AMERICANS TAKING SERVICE WITH CHINA
LONDON, February TT is stated that FIVE
Americans Lave accepted service officers In the
Chinese army. They have arrived in England and
are arranging contracts for supply Of war stores.
" hsn these arrangements are completed they Will
prosesd 10 China via the Suez canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07

The Arabs About to Attack the british
Near MetcsMneh.

Near MetcsMneh.
LONDON, February 7.-Dspatches from Korti In
dictate very serious state OF affairs at the British
pesit on near Metemneh. Col Boschower the
commander at Goubar, is seriously ILL., and that Cae
mahdfS forces are preparing TO attack the British
camp.
The Arabs deny that Gen. Gordon has been
made prisoner md state that he was killed in
action, having refused TO give or take quarter No
trustworthy int" gence, however, has yet been
received as to 6 or on'S fate.
FEELING IN souDAN THAT GORDON WAS KILLED.
There is strong opinion at the War ot1ce that
Gen Gordon was Killed Some time ago Gen. Cor
don warned l. I'd Wolseley that he (Gordon) was In
danger OF tre&chery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07

". B. HoLTzcLAUs, of Kentucky, has been ap-
pointed $500 clerk in the Office OF the Second
Assistant Postmaster General
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BALTIMORE CITY HALL.

Colonel VIM II. LOVE, Secretary TO His
Honor, Mayor Latrobe. declares: From my
own personal knowledge and observation
have no hesitation in saying that Re Star
Cough cure is the best remedy for coughs
and coils on the market. A case OF chronic
asthma has been brought To nay notice where
the p3rOXySidS ceased after the use OF a few
doses OF this valuable discovery. which ef-
fectef proDpt cure. Its unqualified en-
dorSement by the highest scientific authority
OF our state Ia fully verified by my own expe-
rience,-it cured my mother of a severe cold
and ! trust, for the benefit OF the suffering, 1t
may find its plare in every household for
throat and lung affections"