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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-04

The time was whrn no'hing exceeded
the warm regard of the Elyrla Constitution
and the local Democracy for each olher,
except their mutual and constant affection
Tor The Wellington ENTERPRIsE But sad
d dmeslc msunderst ,nlings in that once
united and happy lanli y can ed even lie
ENTERPRISE 10 b. temporarily forgotten.
In HE month OF all the year dedicated TO
sentiment there came ai last. like u belaled
valenlin', a small hut tender token hon
our fra crnal admirer-a few lines Ia The
Constitutions Optn diary. clustering and
petulaut MS n condensed February, but
using some Of the old eudraring epithrts.
They were as applicable to us undrr the
circumstances as II They h ID bren address.
ed to Grover Cleveland or James G. Blaine.
and We pity but do not blame. In The
general scramble ior the lUiyeS aud fishes
our ca labuIcr has had an uncomfortable
time Of II, in which h has had our sym.
palhies, not less sine re because unspokrn
and We forgive the initibility Of the sick
and snie.licorled lhou.h they fnd iault
when there is No occasion.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-04
Donrerous surgical OperatIou.-A

faal mistake. Al th time DR.. vancr, 81 icyela d,
performed the opgratl OH the lady for the removal
n cancer bf thr stomach b. 70 nj whe too ate that
the poor woman bad no cane y 20 be wmOyod The
d.. ase was In tn sIun nd II sh had taken be Sha'
ress the pfc the tom ch. which made the doctors
think she had a lancer. would ha Q been rrm we'd
Dl.trcss after citing. duh heavy feeling IN the head
with pans ln side and back all vanish after using
this sonderful remrdy tn tired, ianEuld 10 log
gives place 10 rcngth and ylgor. Ms Della Marrh
writes from ", Ridge. q nion Co. Ark. ht she had
dyp psia In s wort orm for nys years and nothing
gave ny rell, until she useo the iegel Syrup She
aie god for coughs tu
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-04
IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City, save Bag.
gage, Exppssage and 0arriage Hire and stop at the
Grand Union Hotsl, opposite Grand Central Dept.
Ele ant rooms atted up at n co I Of one million
dollars, reduced to 81 " aud upwards PEI day. Euro
pean plan, Elevator. Restaurant supplied with the
best uorse cars stages and elevated abroad TO all
depots Families can live bett forlcss money at the
Grand Union Hotel than Ut any other rstclas hotel
In the city. S2yi
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-04

Over one million boxes OF Aekers Dyspepsia Tablets
sold n the past Twelve mon he purely upon their
merlu. Why suifer with chronic constipation. dys
psln. sour stomach, sic. headach hranburn and
relief and In tue Dyspepsia Tablets They sell
them Oh guarantee. Sno
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-04

To any body who has disease Of throat
or lungs we " Ill send proof that Piso's
Cure Tor Consumption has cured ihe same
complaints in other cases Address,
L. 4 llALELTISE. Marreu Pa.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-03-04

After thorough test Wooster a Adams most posi-.
lively assrt that Ackers English Remedy the b St
m dicihe for sthma, Group, coughs, whOupinE cough
nd ali lung tr ublcs that cat be found. ask them
about II; Tor they fully guaran,c &C IL. Sm6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

THE GEORGETOWN MARKET HALL NOT FOR RENT
DURING THE INAUGURATION SEASON.
In reply to q note from Mr.. John 7. Mitchell In
curing whether the hall over the market-house In
Georgetown can be rented from the ist TO 9Th
March next the Commissioners inform him that In
It's present condition that hall Ia reported unsafe
by the inspector or buildings; but say, even were IL
not so, the Commissioners could not entertain q
proposition for its rental during the period named,
when IL Is highly probable that all suitable rooms
comfort OF the visiting public.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have declined an Invitation
to attend the carnival ball In Montreal Canada on
the 30th inst.
Mr. James F. King ct al request that pump be
placed near the corner LIST and streets southeast
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwistle: G. 8. Walker,
erect small once room, zoe north Capitol street;
$500. j. Keefe, erect small store room, northeast
corner 80 and streets northwest; $500. l. Curry,
erect stable, Southeast corner 9Th ana streets;
Hlnl
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The Police Trial Board.
EXANTNrN0 MIRO THE TROUBLE BETWEEN OFFICER
MADDOX AND EX-oFFICER sHCRIANp.


The police Tial board, composed OF Capt Vernon,
Lieuts Greer and Guy, were in session at police
headquarters this morning. The cases Of Officer
T. 3. Lee, colored, charged with neglect OF duty;
Officer Geo. E. Sullivan, charged with falling to pay
his grocery bill, and Officer RI Dean, charged with
conduct unbecOmtng an officer In entering a saloon
with "Bll" Jones, and representing himself to be q
telegraph nnesman, were submitted for reports
The case Of Officer W. +. Maddox was then taken
up. Lieut.. Guy testified that on the afternoon OF
January I'd, he was in the fourth precinct station
talking with ex-Policeman Shurland and Sergeant
Burgess, when Maddox came in. and asked Shur-
land what he tMaddoxl had done that Shurand
should abuse him, and try to put up a Job On him
Shurland called Maddox q - liar, 81
will be the death OF you II you injure me without
cause" at the same time putting his hand on his
pistol The lieutenant ordered - :. to go to
bed, and took the pistol from him. Sergeant Bur-
CESS and Stationkeeper Wilkerson gave similar
testimony. Ex-POliceman Shurland, who had been
summoned, did not answer.
Maddox was then sworn, and said that Shurland
had been trying to put up Job on him. He also
c0rroborated the previous witnesses as TO the Oc-
currence In the stationhouse. The board adj
tOurned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

MARYLAND GIRLS SuIcDE.-Miss Maggie
PRYOR aged is years daughter OF the late VIM. p.
Pryor. OF Salisbury, Nd, left her home on Friday
evening last ostensibiy to visit some OF her neigh
bors. From that time until Sunday afternoon her
was found hanging on a stick near the OLD Burnt
MIL which was identified belonging to the lost
girl The water was searched, and the body was
found in a depth OF 10 feet There was no marks
OF violence, and the jury OF inquest rendered YER
diet OF suicide. 1t was remembered that the young
la1y had asked her brothers and sisters which was
the easiest mode of death, and expressed wish TO
die. No cause is assigned for the rash act Dy her
family but some of the ne1ghborS tnlnk tnaC 0Sap-
DOintment in love led to the act.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. DEC DIST 1884
UNTIL FUEThkR NOTICE
Lesve WASHINGTON from station corner of New Jersey
N,tnus and 2 strest
An is fast Limited Express to Pttsburz and Chicago
M :. 500 NJ extra far IS .a on this asr p fa
Tor Cincinnati Louisville and ST. Louis daily at 80
Sleeping cars 10 above points without change 40 D.
e tran fast Limited rain to Cincinnati ST.
LOUIS - T. L. Noextra fare Is charged this train
For Fttsburg at g. 90 m with Pzrlor Car. and 20
Pm dany 70 PitspGrx Cleveland and Detroit, with
Tor Baiimore On week days $40 40 30. $50 and
$50. $50 40 30. Ta0 .:i5 So and lo!s5D m am
am i5 80 4io $40 3 f.@ rs So S q to: ai5 mo-
For POINTS on te senandoahvalley railroad pom Is
For Annapolis. $40 a. m. and 12:1oand 4.eop m On
For Way stations between Washin gon and Baltimore
ny 40 SO a M i2;lo p M SO 40 and
and 10 30 Pm Fer stations METROPOLITAN BRANCH
p NJ lt except sunday. and $50 pm daily.
Metropoitan branch sos am day eSceI1 1tIl.
sbSi ,Or Ls1ilson sta1I.son and Valley branch.
3D. "A 4. m. daily except sunday 80
&c haserstGwn sos q H. daily except Sunday and
1rs,ns arrive from the West daily. ESQ., 7eoa m. :15
From Annapolis. $50 a m and 1.sO and o D. III:
From LEXINGTON, $50 p. N daily. except Sunday
and i D. M daily. slcetf sunday '-I'' = M.
1rsIs leave Baltimore for Washington at 5:1o. 30
$50. go 3 and 100 = In on sund avs, 90. s:o6
aud $50 a "A 30 49,, s. ESQ., .:;sl and Io:30
Al trains rom Washington stop at Relay Station ex
81, tnItbe o. tnso,,,4 a. p M, -. p.,,;r,o,
Ohio Ticket Ofhee-Washingtor Station. ei9 and 1851
xeInsyx ana nue. corner 18th street where orders
b DTNESH Genera, Nlarager. Baltimore.
u f.zrRsfI
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Can. Pac.
Can. SOU.
Cent. Pac....,
CheS. g. Ohio.
Do. 1St pref,



BALTIMORE. January 21avirsinia sizes consol:
| bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Mn. January 21.-Cotton dull--mid.
ding. 10a1oN Flour firm. and auiet-Howard street
and western super 250a3.0 co. do. extra. .10a365:
Brands 9d
family $50: do superlative patent, SIS. Wheat
southern red. 92a95 do amber, 95a97; No Maryland
ls aary ssasl February. sos1 March sasss
May 953sa95B Cor1-southern firm and quiet; western
easier AUD dull: southern white, 54a54h do yellow.
5Oa51; western mixed spot 49, a4sh January
Cats firm southern 35s38; western white Sass: do
mixed 34s36: Pennsylvania. 35a39 Rye steady 6Sa72
! Hay steady-prme to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land. 14OOa155o Provisions steady aud quiet Mess
and clear rib sides. packed. 6a7k Bacon-shoulders
q clear rib Sides 80. Hams. 1lAa!24 Lard-refned.
81 Butter stesdy-western packed, Hail: creamery
1oa31. Eggs firm. 2sa29 Petroleum nomnal-rehned
Max Coffee steady and quiet-Ro csrgoes ordinary
to sir sAs94 Sugar firn-A soft 6h: copper refined
steady l0Ha11 Whisky steady. 1Sal 10 Freishts to
Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton 1924 nour. %
wheat 5000 bushels 900 bushels oats, 1000
! bushels Sh1pments-wheat, 147.000 bushels; corn,
69 900 bushels. Saes-wheat. 253 600 bushelS corn.
| 2l5 900 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Ill, January q. IL Is a m-The weather
clear and very COLD The whest market opened easy
corn. 4sa4l4. May OATS sos4aso2< May pork. 12A5.
Lard unchanged
CHICAGO Ill. January p Closing prices; whe.t-
January T9L February 791s; March. sos: May S6tt.
Corn.Jan'isyy s75: February s7Aj Ms.sh 49,: AgriL
MSrch 27h: May 81. Lard-January. 72K: February.
sS March cs7H Nay M,, 5o25 Porss.s.1,s y x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

FOREIGNERS AS AMERICAN LAND OWNERS.
Representative Oates, OF the committee on pub
lie lands, has prepared a report on a bill TO pro-
h!bit aliens and foreigners from acquiring or own
ing lands within the United States, which the
committee has reported TO the House with the re-
commendation that II shall pass. Mr.. Oates says:
"four committee have aScertained that certain
noblemen of Europe, principally Englishmen. have
acquired In the aggregate about 81 900 600 Of
resident ownership WILL In the course OF time, lead
to system OF landlordlsm, Incompatible with the
the best interests and free institutions OF the
United States. A considerable number OF the i'm
migrants arriving In this country are to become
tenants and herdsmen on the vast possessions OF
these foreign lords under contracts made and
entered into before their SAIL to our shores. This
aggressive foreign capital is not confined to lands
1t has purchased, but overlapping its boundaries,
has caused hundreds OF miles OF the public domain
to be fenced up for the grazing OF vast herds OF
cattle, and Get at defiance the rights OF honest
but umble settlers"
THE AGRICULTURAL APPROPRIATION BILL
The agricultural appropriation bill was reported
to the House to-day. It appropriates $546, 2s0,
which is $10s 900 less than last years appropria-
ton, and s153s2 less than the estimates. The re-
duction Is made IN the statistical division, bareau
new legislation, except In the bureau OF
In regard 70 the habits and migration OF birds, in
relation to birds and insects plants: and In the
bureau OF animal industry the following was
added: "And the commissioner OF agriculture Is
hereby authorized to use any part OF this sum he
may deem necessary or expedient and in such
Of pleuro pneumonia, not to conflict with existing
law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

Emeline Chew has filed q bill for divorce against
Philip Chew. They were married In December,
1873, and she charges drunkenness and cruel treat
ment, ending in desertion In 1879.
Julia A. Smith has died bill against Maria JET
ferries and others to quiet title and vest t In her
Mrs. H. c. stuart, clerk In the Patent ONCE,
ceived beQuest OF $40 900 In the will OF the late
Admiral Powell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

CLIFTON W. TAYLBuRE FNED.-Cnfton w Iay-
leure. the acknowledgement who, on September 24th,
assaulted Albert K Fulton. OF the Baltimore
American, opposite the Morton house, In New
York. beating him over the head with heavy
biackthofn stick. was on Monday called before
Judge Cowing In general sessions In that city to
answer. The indictment against him was Tor as
weapon. A plea OF simple assault was accepted
from Tayleure. The court imposed 1ne OF $50,
which WAS maid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

SUICIDE OF MARYLAND FARNER.-Mr. Michae1
burst, weil-to farmer, who lived about stx
miles east OF GrantSville, Nd, was found by mem
bers OF his family suspended Dy rCre from raftel
in the garnet or his house on Saturday last. Nj:
burst had been q sufferer from complicauon %
very Respondent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21
The Newspaper Of the National Capital

From the Lancaster Pa.) InQulfer
THE WASHINGTON STAR is pre-eminently the news
paper OF the National Capital It Is completely
equipped for the collection Of news and opinions.
and its printing capacity greater than that OF any
other newspaper In washington. It is compact
and wen arranged paper and gives the news In a
condensed and attractive form. It Is welded to
no party and is one OF the really independent
journals of the day. In short, 1t Is newspaper
that no one VINO wants to keep thoroughly posted
cap afford To do without.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21
STEAMERS.

CuNAKD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE Route
TIE CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
CALLING All CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 20. \. r. NEW YORK.
OREGoN---.- Wet. JAN II CALLS. We'd Feb 49,
fAvoSIA We'd. Jan % BoTHNIA-.... We'd FeU Is.
kcYTh Ia We'd Fec 4. AURASIA..- We'd March t.
SEKvIA---.. Wed. Feb H. SCTTHIA Wed. March II.
And EyEhY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-S60. $50 and 500, according
TO accommodations.
Steerage very rates Storage tickets from Llv-
epool and Queenstown and a other " Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
Eavre Antwerp and other ports tie Continent aud
Tor MediterraIea ports.
or freight and passage apply at the CoInpa ysofce,
30. 4. Bovllng Green both SteerGCe and Cabin to
Otis BlGELOW & CO. 605 9Th ST. Washington. ID. Y.
VERNON n. BttONN X Co. New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW Y CO.
jaio oUo 1Jn street. Washington
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK HAyRE
Comperys pier. No. AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
81 GIermain. Traub, Wednesday, Jan 81 San
Canada, de Kersabec, Wednesday Jan IS D. m
- Simon. DuTand "Wednesday. Feb . 2 m
Checks payable on sight, IN amounts to suit ontas
Banque TTansatlantiQue OF Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAY
Agent. No. d Bowling Green New York
T. ". MOSS, 225 Pennsylvania avenue:
W BOTELER s son. S23Psnnsylyania avenue
jSl4 Agents for Washington. d. O.
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THE 6RFAE

Il To TIN jR Gp2S ROUTE
STEEL kAILS N MA AL CT EQUIPMESr
Trains leave WASHINGTON from station corner o, 9Th
IoT PitIsbn1 aud the west Chicago Limited Express
SiPaiaee sle,pnS cars at = 20 a m daily Fast Line
inE Cars irOI, Hsrrisburg TO Cincinnati. and H tel
Carte ST Louis: daily. except Saturday, to Chicago
Irefs 30 p daily with Palace Cars to Piisbur.
fiss,tr % nay ios s Sh'fE0, WIN 10 81 sleei az
tef pitisb1rg AMI the West With Falacs Sleeping Cs
bhfT MORE aSD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
f9a Erie CanandAisla hoehester bnftaio Niazara
Washington 10 Rochester
For New Iork ana The East rs. $50. 1LOo a. m.
100 and II Is Limited Exprrss Pullman
For Boston without change. 40 p IL every weekday
For Bgo0Syn, y g. ali through trains connect at Jer
seq City with boats Of Brookiyn Annex afi9rtng IL
sss6dh,IsdeiFbla ls 80 s and Il 400 10 600
MS L. Limited L1press. $40 a II. daily. except
Tor Baltimore. es4 us. $50 a4o IIOOa m. 12o5,
D o s1 a A. S S Goo ~ 20 20 ana u y and
Fer Pope's Greek Line. ss5a m and 44ep. m daily
For ahnaSots ass n, l2O5 and As I'm daily. e1.
MISaSPEiA ASR sERlSKssgEs RsILwAT
TsS ziszsndria $40 $40 sSe g.: s2S ), el aud 1lss
Eat s,ss IA 40 40 ,ss sss 20 ? J o. and !,
Trains leave AeIandris Washington COS 500 10 90
ana Is 10 uaasSs Se1cspt Monday. On sunday =;
sop and 10 10 M 7o5 and 1910 p. and l3.l5
TleEs,- and information the Office northeast corner
eb s,ss s cam g lett oT the al ' oi
ssxs d-.,in4tsol. nom hotels aud Tcs,de
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,
II o. O'MEARA b CO..

II Q. O'MEARA b CO..
1347 Pennsylvania avenue.
LARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FRENCH CA.
THEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE SILVER
PLATED WAIE, pINNEs AND TEA sETS &C, CAS- s
SWISS MUSIC BOXES, from two to ten tunes; GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES. JEWELRY, CUTLERY.
OPERA GLASSES. LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND
MCKEE BANJOS WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORS,
REVOLvERS. TOOLS and 10000 useful household
articles
By direction of the owner to change business. will
eel, on the premises all the above stock OF j. q.
CAEARA & CO., 1347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, D. c. Sale commences at SEVEN T. NJ
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
\. 1.-THE fixtures will nor be SOLD As, at terrln
alton OF sale, the store will be occupied by ]. U.
OMEARA CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
jail
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Hanged Himself Because His Mother
WhlDned Him.

STERLING, ILL, January 2l.-The body OF q boy,
named Robes, aged IA years, was found yesterday
mothers house, at Eagle Point, Is miles north OF
sterling. His mother had whipped him for some
misdemeanor. He had tied rope about his neck,
Climbed a tree In grove and fastened the rope to
8 limb and SDranQ OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

Sullivan and Ryan Have q Brief
Rough and Tumble Fight - Ryan
Takes the Boston BOY UnaWares.H Hit.
ing Him Hard On the Nose and i'm the
Ribs.
NEW YORK, January N.-The Man ana Express
says this afternoon: 1t transpired to-day that be-
fore the division OF the money was made yesterday
at the Coleman house Sullivan and Ryan struck
each other and were only prevented by friends
from rough and tumble fight. MI. Sullivan sat
Tor long time with his head bowed down almost
TO his knees Ryan walked In and then the war
began. ~ am sorry" said Ryan, ''that the match
Qlu not come to close"
$50 am l." replied Sullivan.
81 can whip you right now and here" said Ryan.
you are among your friends and I want TO
teach you lesson"
You can't" replied Sullivan 81 am ready"
"Put up your hands, John" said Ryan, and imme-
dlately he let his right out and planted terrific
blow on Sullivan's nose. Sullivan, who was unpre-
pared for such an onslaught, let so his left bus
missed Ryan. Then he tried his right but Ryan
met him with crosS-counter in the region OF the
ribs, which made the Boston boy yelp. The back
ers lnterfered andthe whole thing put stop to-
not before, however, some OF the furniture was de-
StrOyed.
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VIyHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
TIE SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH. soUTHwEs

Schedule "a effect OCTOBER u. 1884,
o:1oA N.-AEW OBLEANS MAIL daily. making close
connections to ali poi q south and Sou: invest
Daily. except sunday. with C. & o. Hallway Pull.
SleeTinE Buffet cars from New York and " ash
inetOa "a Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
WashiI.xfe AIT Atlanta % New Orleans.
G:loP M.-LOCiSEiLLE i Asst LINE. Daily via Char
ottsvile to Cincinnati Louisville ard all Western
points Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
louisville.
lo:lO p M-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
all points South and Southwest via ranyiIie and
Charlotte IullEl-n Sleeping cars IRON Washing
ton VIA Danvilie, Charlotte and Atlanta 70 Mel.
Orleans: Also from Washington via Charlotte and
Colombia 20 Augusta
Msnnsssas Division Train leaves Washington at $40
NJ daily. except Sunday.
Wsrr-nton trains leave Washington at $40 A. IT. and
5:lo p NJ. daily.
For tickets and Information inquire Ccrnpanys OF.
ice. col Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave from II &
T. station.
D. SLAUGHTER, " MACDANIEI.
Gen. Pisa Agent Agent
ana SOL HAAa Trafac Manager
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The Chicago Markets.
The Swain Court.Martial.

When the Swain court convened this morning,
Gen. Grosvenor resumed his argument on behalf
Of the accused. He devoted large part of the
time to attacks upon the witnesses for the prose-
cutiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

BALTIM0RE,' January 21.-Wm. q. Pierce one OF
the Oldest brakemen on the Northern Central rail-.
way, was found dead On the track near Jockeys.
Vile to-day. He was seen on the track just before
train passed, and is supposed to have been struck
by the locomotive.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TalGgraHs to The StaR.


The Result Reported Satisfactory -
Gen. W0Iseley-N0 Details Received.
LONDON, January 2l.-It Is offlcialy reported that
serious fighting has occurred In Egypt and that the
result was satisfactory to Lord Wolseley. Further
than this, no details have reached London.
The cabinet met again to-day at noon. and en-
tered further consideration OF the French propo-
sails regarding Egyptian finances The Right Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain was again absent,
owing to continued illness He has tuSt
oeen Obliged TO undergo q very painful
surgical operation IL the mouth. Previous TO the
meeting OF the cabinet Sir Charles Dixie president
OF the local government board, called upon Mr..
Chamberlain and had a long conference with him,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

CoDaoLEsE
e. Is E; F ! / T. I. WV n n
Is an Invaluable Remedy for
COUGHS COLDS
and oil diseases Of the
LUNGS AND RESPIRATORY ORGANS
CoDRoLHNE CREAM is preparation containing 40 per
cent Of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver OIL combined with
other harmless ingredients in such manner to
der the OIL pleasant to the taste honey yet
tanning all Of it's well known medicinal properties which
have proved Of the highest value in CONSUMPTION
and all WASTING DISEASES. invariably producing
increase Of FLESH and WEIGHT.
tbs also invaluable preparation for Children re.
quiring the nutrve properties Of Cod Liver Oil il
CAL DC taken au RETAINED IN tne stomach OF the most
delicate person,
PRICE. 80 CTS and 81
8. 3. ARCHER, Manufacturer,
SARATOGA SpnINGs. n 7.
SCHILLER STEVENS. AGENTS.
WASHINGTON D. G.
For sale BY al Druggist d31-wf.m
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AWAsHIHaroH THIEF CAPruRED IN BALTMoRR -
On Monday evening q man went into 0oldsmth's
1ewelry store, on Pennsylvania avenue, picked up
q gold watch worth 500, and ran on with It He
was arrested In Baltimore to-day, and the watch
was found on his person Detective AcDevitt VIII
bring him TO washington this afternoon.