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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

The McPhersOn Funding Bill.
WHAT THE SENATOR SAYS OF ITS DEfEAT-A SOURCE
OF EMBARRASSMENT TO TIE COMING ADMINIsTRA
TIoN.
Senator Mcpherson said to STAR reporter to
day that the defeat OF his bill in the House to au.
thorize national banks to issue circulation equal te
the par value OF their bonds deposited in the Treas
ury is the end of all such legislation 10y this Con.
gress he thinks the defeat OF the bill is indiCa
ton that the national banks not wanted by the
House as factor OF national circulation Senator
Mcpherson also thinks that the failure or the pres
ent Congress to enact legislation OF some kind Ia
provide against the contraction OF currency which
must result from the retirement OF national bank
currency Will be source OF embarrassment TO the
coming administration OF the Treasury. He sup
poses the contraction Will have TO be met by the
further issuance OF silver certificates, which may
eventually force the payment OF government obi.
cations in silver. He says that four-frths OF the
customs receipts are being paid In silver certificates
while the government must meet its obligations IN
gold The Mcpherson bill would have enabled ma
Ional banks to increase the aggregate OF their cir
culation by about $32. 900 600 without depositing
any additional security. That, says Mr.. McPher-
son, would have provided thirty-two million dol
lars more OF a currency which is eXchangeable for
gold, and would therefore have given relief to that
extent.
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I'd Edition.
Latest felegranS to The Star.
Latest Foreign New. BY Cable.

NOT PLEASED WITH THE AMERICAN DELEGATES.
PARIS, January 22.-The Memorial DipIonsatfque
Is decidedly not pleased with the behavior of the
american delegates to the Congo conference It
attributes the delay In the conclusion OF the labors
OF the conference to the numerous proposals which
nave oeen introduced by these gentlemen, whom It
styles Tue "GodfatherS OF the newly-born state "
mi. henry N. Stanley" 1t says, "speaks every
wnefe IN genuine Yankee style, attacking and
insulting the conference of the powers. The
German proposals would have been accepted long
ago, Dut lot American opposition. The African
asSocatlOn nnds Itself unable to secure the indem-
nifty rom France which IL had hoped. anu now
wants to get control Of the fertile mouths OF the
Congo instead"
FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
81. PETERSBURG, January IA famine IS pre-
vaiunR In the governments OF Archangel and
Vologda-
TERMS OF THE AHGLo-ITALlAN ALLIANCE.
TURIN, January 22-The Gdzettd, Of this CITY,
declares that England and Italy have signed
treaty providing That Italy shall occupy the terri
tory from MaSsowah south to ObOk, a distance of
some 800 miles England also agrees to support
ltalyS occupation OF TrtpOn, should the question
arise. ana Will favor the creation OF an Italian
colony In West Africa. Italy, the same paper says
giving her moral support TO highlands Egyptian
policy.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HAMBURG.
Hamburg, January ga disastrous fire occurred
In thlS city last night Cheeseman's stores filed
with cotton, wool, camphor, tobacco, coffee and
sugar. were destroyed. The losses are placed at
S25OOOO. Damage to an equal amount was caused
In the adjacent buildings by the water thrown by
engines One fireman was killed.
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The Shar0n.Hin Matter In Washing.
tom.

Mr.. 7. J. FISHER BRINGS SUIT TO PREVENT TROUBLE
ABOUT CERTAIN PROPERTY.
Mr.. 7. j. Fisher has filed bill against william
Sharon and Sarah Althea Hill, otherwise Sharon.
asking decree establishing that 10y the convey
ance Of June oath, 1884, from John b. Alley and
wife, Sharon acquired no beneficial interest in
certain lots OF ground, and that no right OF dover
accrued to said Sarah Althea, and that she
be enjoned from setting up right OF dover in lots
In squares 1873 and ISL, the title OF which was In
John B. Alley. and was conveyed to Sharon and
by him TO plaintiff.
He further AYERS that defendant, Sarah Althea
HILL claimed to be the wife OF Sharon. and in De-
cember last decision was made i'm san Francisco
declaring that she was the wife OF Sharon and by
reason OF such decree she has an apparent right
OF dover.
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~ U y A X ID LIN f

~ A i Z
% I q r
LANE 70 u T r
THF CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW lOEk AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 30. y X. NEW YORK.
FAvOSIA Wed. Jan y BOTHSIs. We'd Feb .
SC1T IA. We'd feo. ACgANIA.-- We'd. March l.
Wed. Feb IL SCTT Vel. March IL
GALA Wed. Feb - SEEVTs Wei. Na-Ct, l..
A$D az ny WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORk
RATES OF PASSAGE-sG0. $50 and 500. according
t. Recommendations
Stera3e very Storage tickets from IAv-
spoo and Queenstown and ali ether parts Europe 1t
lowest rates
Through bills Of laien given for Belfast, Glasgow
Bavrp. Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
Tor Neditsrra ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Conpa y-soce
Nc. T. Bowling Green. both SteeTa0e and Cabin to
OILS BI6ELOW B co COS 9Th ST. Washington. ID. O.
VERNON III. BROWN * CO.. New York:
Crto Aessrs. OTIS BIGELOW * co.
All Go TIN street. WASHINGTON.
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"THE Coop GRAY PoEE"-The figure of Walt
ing less and less familiar upon Chestnut street and
the Camden boats, whereon he delights to
ride in summer time back and forth. The poets
football is heavy and Irregular; he is above the
average height; his hair and beard are long white,
but the blood beneath the skin gives ruddy,
almost maroon tinge TO hts face. 1t must have
been beautiful face once, and even now as he
talks the lines OF age fade away and the beauty of
fits youth becomes again visible. The eyes are
ewes. but not nigh Thourh he rejects Old forms ms
OF poetry, the clothing OF his body, from the big
white felt hat the spotless rolling shirt collar
expanse Of shirt bosom fastened with button the
size and shape OF a buttonwood ball TO the light
cOored outward dress are OF the style made famil-
lar by the pictures OF old-time poets His voice is
full and strong, but he talks with some hesitancy
and searching for the word to ut exactly his idea
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FIERCE HANp-To-HAND CONFLICT BETWEEN GEN.
STEWARDS FORCES AND 10000 ARABS
Dispatches from Gen. Lord wolseley have reached
LONDON giving an account OF a sharp hattie he
tween Gen. Stewards forces, numbering l5OO, ana
10000 OF the Mahdis followers on the nth inst.
The night occurred near the Abu klea wells Tbe
British losses were commissioned officers killed
and wounded, and Is non-commissioned officers
and men killed and IS wounded Amongst the
Killed was Col Fred Barnaby, who mace the
famous ride TO khiva-" He received a Spear
thrust In the throat. severing the 1ugular vein.
The Arabs loss was 800 killed and a large nunbar
OF wounded Gen. Wolseleys dispatches say: .sThe
British army passed round the enemy's left flank
forcing them 10 make an attack be subject 20 an
ennlade IRE The enemy wheeled 10 the let and
delivered well-organized charge unoer a wither-
Ing IRE from our men. The square was unfortu.
naey penetrated about Its left rear where q heavy
cavalry and camel regiment were In position by
sheer weight or numbers. The admirable steadi.
ness or our men enabled them 10 maintain hand
to-hand hight with the opposing force, while severe
punishment was being inflicted upon the enemy by
all other parts OF the square The enemy were
finally driven back under heavy fire from ali Sides
The 10th hussars then pushed forward TO the wells,
which We're In our possession by In the evening y
The news OF the hattie created great excitement
In London, as no lighting was expected yet Seri-
Gus doubts are entertained whether Gen. Wolseleyl
force Is sufficiently strong TO reach khartoura.
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Persons suffering fiom the effects Of overwork ner.
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It is the only preparation Of Iron that causes no iniu.
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Daniel DOdd Indicted.

NEWARK, N. j., January 22-The Essex county
grand jury found an indictment to-day against
Daniel Dodd, president Of the Newark Savings In
stitution, for making illegal Investment in VIOLA
ton OF the law OF 1875 The Indictment grows out
OF transactions with Messrs. Fisk Hatch. The In
d1ctment has not yet been returned into court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

How to Avoid the Press Of Business.
From the Philadelphia Call.
SIT Is matter OF life and death. You are over
worked, Sir, and must take rest"
'That Is impossible, DOCTOR My best men are all
sick, my customers are coming In by the hundreds,
and must be at my post"
ST your custom should temporarily drop OF you
could then ind time TO rest, couldn't you?"
"Certainly; but how can temporarily stop all
my old patrons from rushing in on me, even II the
death?"
ssEasy enough. Stop advertisingr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

ARMY ORDERs.-MaJor NJ. B. Adams, OF the en-
gineer corps, has been ordered to Burlington, VT,
relieving Lieut. Col j. NJ. Roberts from his duties
Capt. p. NJ. Bailey, relieved from his duties and
ordered to Wiett's point, n. Y, for duty with the
battalion OF engineers. Capt c. +. Palfrey re-
pirat.on OF his sick leave ordered to report the
chief OF engineers The leave OF absence OF Capt
Thomas Wilhelm, 9th infantry, Is extended three
month";
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

FATAL RESULT OF PLAYING D0CT0R.-At Kala-
mazoo. Mich, Geo. and Ray Sweet, little sons OF
Officer Sweet, were PLAYING 'doctor" Sunday after
noon, when George got on chair and secured Q
seen his father put there few days ago He gave
portion OF the contents to his brother for stomach
the room and found Ray In COMMISSIONS on the floor
The powder In the package was found to be strych-
nine, bought 70 0u rata The boy 0ied n short
TINA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
HE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

schedule IN effect OCT DER II. 1854
sl0A A-NkW ORLEANS MAIL dai il. IN king cIoSs
connections TO all points south and southwest
Daily. except Sunday with c. / Q. Railway Pail
nisn Sleeping buEet ears from New ork an WASH
lngtCn 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Wssningtc n and Atlanta % New Orleans
e:iof LOUISVILLE FAST LINE Daily via Char
ottsyille 70 Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman Sleeping Washington to
IOuisville
lo:40 p. M--sOUTHERS NAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
U ali points south and Southwest via Dams lie and
Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping from Washing
ton via Danylle. Charlotte and Atlanta % New
Orleans. also. from Washington via Charlotte aud
Columbia TO Augusta
Aannassas division Irsin leaves Washington at $40 A.
NJ. daily. except Sunday.
N3FrentoD traffS leave Washington at $40 A n and
$40 L. NJ daily.
Ter tickets Information inquire at Conpany's Of
6ce col PennsS lvania Trans leave from b.
r.. station
Ii SLAUGHTER, n MACDANIEI.
Gen. Pas. AGENT. Agent.
au2 sol. HAAS. Traffic MAJ aler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

BLOODY TRAGEDY AT A WEpDISG.-Vhiie It's
wedding festivities OF Coson Badridge Wert IN p.a-
greSs near Webber'S Falls Indian TcrTsturr. lev
nights ago. a shot through window struck tie
bridegroom. Baldridge rushed TO the window. fired
after the neeing assassin and Dropped dead 4
general melee followed In which three other per.
sons We're wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

On. HKIMRoiD ASKS RRLRAsR.-The phfladelphia
Press says that Thomas r Elcock as attorney for
Henry II. Helmbold, the next friend of the widely
known Dr.. Henry 7. Helmbold, on Tuesday applied
doctor nom the Noff1stown asylum for the insane
where he had been committed on the order Of his
the doctor II now OF sound mind ana entitled 70 his
discharge. The wit, which was granted, was d.
rected against Albert L Helmbold, Dr.. r b. Chase,
OF the NoGristown hospital. ana Lewis T. Brooke
who VA appointed committee In lunacy IN the
matter N Julys lo@ Tho mate9 WIN y hoard 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

CUMBERLAND, Md, LOVERS ELoPE--There was 4
sensation in Cumberland Md, YESTERDAY. when u
was known that Miss Lee, aged seventeen. pretty
daughter OF Joseph White, a well-kn 1wn livery
stable keeper there, had eloped with Melyiu 4 son
OF Basil T. GarlitZ, an ex-sherim or the county. AT
present crier or the circuit court. The parties
eloped Monday night. and were last night ia Mey-
ersdae Pa waiting for the lulling OF the pasernal
wrath before returning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

MO CURE NO PAY.-WHITEHURSTS CEDAR
4N BALSAM Is warrented TO cure Coughs. Colds,
Group. Throat and Lung Diseases &C. Six drors
Try it. II not satisfied return the empty bottle and get
your money back. Sold by all Druggists nllf tn thsm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

SALE OF AN OLD MARYLAND EsTArE.-"Wye
Hail." the home OF the Paca family. on Wye
Island, Queen Annes county, Nd, was sold at pub
lie auction Tuesday TO Joseph Rasn, OF Chester
town, whose wife is the daughter OF the late VIM.
Is. Paca, the last owner or the estate. The price
paid is sSl. o5 per acre, aggreg ating s2s.74sa3.
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V'HE GREAI

hh UREA PENNsYIy.NI. BorTr
TO THE S6KTH, M Isl s And iSs s6dffTHwrsr
sTEEL kafLs ha hSSiP q Sit Ea01pMESr
Trains leave Washington. from station. corner o, 9Th
3io Si strSets as i9l Sws .o. ,v,,o.,
SiFslaee SIZE, ping Jars at 40 daily, Fast Line
W. s. 4 and t;1 st hos With Sep
Carte 81 LOUIS: daily. except Saturday to CHICAGO.
Press s5 m daily .C With Palace cs to Se plbd
kso comets cay for Cheaso with sleeping Car
tSf iiiseurs ana the West with Palace sleeping Car
BALI MORE AND IoTOMAC RAILROAD.
10 krle. Canandzisus, Rochester. Buffalo. Niszara
fsr Nnliansport ock Haven and El1mra al aaoa m.
Isr Stx ai iorx ana The East, us. $50. HOO H.
looo and II Is p m Hunted EXPRESS 0 Pullman
FOR Bosten without chan1 oS M EVERY weekday
on sunday seoP M m, -,
sey City with boats Of brooklyn Annex affordns IL
rec transfer 70 fulton street avo double ferrazs
I%dhlsdeighia IS $50 and IL m 400 800 800
us Limited ExIress. $40 a. daily. e1cep:
Fer BALTIMORE. 63s. us. $50 94o HOO a m 1905
20o, 400. AS A4o. 6.00 40 l0 % and IL Is p m
~ ssnSaS s4o llOo a IL! Aoo CO. s.o. 1000 AID
Fer Pores Creek Line. 6s5a m and 44Op. m daily
For Annapolis 65s H. 12O5 and Az p m. daily e,.
S Ain1,sSRih AID SzsRiSSI SSt kail
For Ae1ardria. so 100. 925. l1oI and ll-s5 a H.
ee s2 "a 10 "a sos % ana d M m p IL u SUNDAY
1oI Richmond and the south GOO and IL OF a m daily
Trans Alexandria Washinston 6o5 90 10 90
ard Il 10 miaHlsht 1eIerTt Mords, on sn1.y al
60. and lelo a. NJ. 7.05 and IOiO p and Il 10
Tckrs and information at the oce northeas; corner
Ton Whsre oers cam be est ior the q. ' n s
s..s 70 dsstnstlo4 from hotels AID res,dencess
General Manager General ssseiis.er AGENT.
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District Government Affair.
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Commissioners have notified B. q. Warner
in reference to his communication requesting, In
behalf OF property holders the west side of 9Th
between and streets. that sewer be laid In
the alley in the OF their premises that they
may make connections Herewith, that the proper
remedy In this case is to extend the sewer on eth
street, dis ance OF about 100 feet past the front
OF the houses.
Capt. Thomas W. Symons. experimenting en-
gineer, reports to the Commissioners that the two
gas lamps at the western approach OF the AQue-
duct bridge over Rock Creek have not been lighted
for the past two nights He also states that there
are some bad holes in the pavement at each ap-
prOach Of the bridge and requests that they be
paired.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
Mrs. II. L. Wales, erect a three-story and cellar
dwelling, 1St, between ana G streets northeast;
s., 500.
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INDIGNANT WOMEN BOYCOTT A SCHOOL TRUSTEE
School Trustee Strauss, or College Point, l. l.. who
is Hebrew, recently issued an order forbiddng
the chanting OF the Lords prayer at the opening OF
the public school The ladies OF the town held an
Indignation meeting and resolved TO boycott
Strauss, who is a dry goods dealer, unless he re-
cinded the order. Yesterday morning the Lords
PRAYER was chanted as usual
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Mt VERNON, MT yFRNONT
STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRE.
Company = pier. No AZ North River. foot o; Morton
street New York
canada. dc kersalieC, Wednesday Jan IS. } p In
-. Simon D1rand. "Wednesday. sJu !. y IN.
Labrador Parer II WI fay Feh L. Bpm
Checks payable siGnt. in amounts suit.
BsnQue TransstlantiqT.e of Paris LOUIS De BEBlAS
Agent. No g, Bowling Green. New York.
q. W. MOSS. 225 PennsytysI IA avenue:
W. BOTELER & son. y2jpt nnsyIvani avenue.
ja22 AGENTS WASHINGTON. d. q
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RANGE OF THE THERMONETER-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
ofncer to-day: q N. 1876: am, los; II a. N, 1885,
pm, III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

There were scores OF skaters gliding over Bah
cock lake to-day. The Ice was in excellent cOndi-
ton.
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The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 500 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

The Swain COurt.Martial.
In the Swain court, this morning, Major Gard
ner, the judge advocate, began his summing up Of
the case on behalf OF the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

SCRANTON, Pa, January 22.-This morning when
clerk OF COurSen Clemens & Co opened the
store he was horrihed to sec the body OF a man
dangling from the elevator chain. The corpse
was that or Louis Ladenburger, a Bavarian officer
In tile Franco-PrusSan war, aged AZ years. He had
been In this city several years working In brewery
He had been out OF employment for three months
and 1t is supposed that this and indulgence In drink
caused him to commit the act
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a / / "A M / H HSx NEE
A A A A N y l. I'm IN NEE
AAA l. AAA v Nm l. lin NNF
A A n Nm

POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE
Commencit May 81, and every SATURDAY thereafter
sailing from Qrbec to Liverpool. making the shortest
lCean voyage only i've days from land 10 land. The
Iron Steamships OF this line ed
ireed and comfort. and fitted with all the modern
improvements that practical experience suggest
Cabin. sIOand $50; intermediate. $50 -.
LENE & ALDEN. General Agents.
204 Broadway, New Yorl
G. ". MOSS. Washington. H. 6
ALLAN linen INTER SERVICE
Portland TO Liverpool every THURSDAY until Nav
Cabin $50 $50 and $50: intermediate $50 10 Fxt.s
weekly ships TO Boston from LIVERPOOL Queenstown
Londonderry Glasow alway for pre- paid
only Through tickets is ri any railroad station in
The United States intermediate. S36 20; sfeerae SI
The Baltimore service viii be resumed. COMMENCING
April :. and regularly thereafter
Apply to LEvE < ALDEN. General Agents 207 Broad
way. New York O. W MOSS.
225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mhl3-th.s.tu Washington. ID. Q
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BORN IN THE STREET ON BITTER COLD NIGHT
Early Tuesday morning, when the thermometer
was IL degrees below zero, Chicago policeman
found barefOOted woman wandering about in an
open lot with a new born babe, entirely naked
nesting in her calico apron. The woman said she
was servant girl and that the child had Just been
born She and her infant were taken to q hospital
where they are doing well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

THE OKLAHOMA FoRcE-Latest reports frum OK.
lahoma say that Col. Hatch's command Is encamp-
81 30 miles TrOm saltwater, waiting reinforc,nenI5
from Fort Reno. The Kansas house has adopued o
resolution calling on Congress TO open the oklah0.
ma lands.
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AUCTION SALES.

1NHOarAS BOWLING. Aucrloneer.
REGULAR SALE AT AUCTION ROOMS
SATURDAY JANUARY TWENTY-FOURTH, 1885. al
TEN O'CLOCK. comprising general assortment OF
Household Effects in which is magnificent hand made
Walnut NJ. 7. Chamber Suite. cost 81. sou
ALSO,
Crates of English Stone China
10 barrels of Glass Ware
20 sets Decorated Toilet Ware.
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Coupeette, pair Of Horses and double set Harness.
ALSO.
Horses. Carriages, Bngges and Wagons. ja22-2t
NNHOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
FIFTY OIL PAINTINGS ENGRAvINGs AND OLIO-
GRAPHS At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. JANUARY TWENTY-FOURTH,
1885, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms, ]
shall sell, without reserve. the above goods ta222t
6 BENSINGER. Auctioneer.
Will be sold at the Bazaar, No $40 Louisiana
on SATURDAY MORNING. the TWENTY-FOURTH
JANUARY. at TEN O'CLOCK
Top Express Wagons. several new and second hand
Buggtes and Pnaetons
ALSO.
About 40 head Of Horses Mares and Mules which
Will be found some good workers and drivers.
ALSO l. VEN O'CLOCK,
One Bay HORSE to livery Interested parties please
take notice.
1s21-3t s. BEN NIGER, Auctioneer.
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rUNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN.
u Iaaa1 Es%s<a A,,c+ionoor
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TvNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS BE-
LONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
CLARK MILLS.
By virtue Of an order of tine Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia holding special term for Orphan
Court ouslness passed the 9th day of January,
the understand Executor of the estate of Clark Mills
deceased will sell ut public auction, at the
rooms OF Thomas bowling. 18th and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., on TUESDAY. JANUARY ThENTY-SEVENTH
1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, viz:
BRONZE STATUARY AND PLASTER CASTS OF
DISTINGUISHED MEN. (CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE
BISHOP SIMPSON, HENRY WARD BEECHER, GEO.
H. STUART. BUST OF EDWIN NJ STANTON> IN
FINISHED BRONZE OBJECTS, LARGE WHISKY
STILL, LOT TOOLS GOLD WATCH, GOLD-HEAD
CANE GOLD MEDAL PRESENT TED TO THE LATE
CLARK MILLS BY THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
g. c.. LOT FURNITURE, &c
ja19-dts JESSE B. WILSON Executor