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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-19
THE GREA1

,o TO TIE N0kTH, WLsT AND SOUTHWEST
oooSIE ikACk sfLENDID SCENERY.
IS ETTEcT - afMnfR , y is s'oifhENE
- ifsse WASHINGTON. from station. OF 9th
lo, I1ttsbug and the west, Chicago Limited Express
"a daily t. C1ncinnaii and st LOUIS with sleep
sass Tom in HIIsburx 10 Cincinnati and tel
with Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago. Western Ex.
Also connects daily for Chicago. with SIeepi94 ~,
fittsbury TO chicago Mail Lxprese. 10 &C D m Oily
Washington to Chicago 'o ~A1
-, BAL BALI MoKL AND POTOMAC EAILRoAD
ieOGp "a dall{ except saturday. with Palace Cars
F9r WI transport, Lock Haven and Elmlra at GOA m.
daily except sunday. III
For New lork ana The East. us. $50. 100 m.
ISoo and II = 2. Limited Express u Tullmsa
For bostol without change 40 p N every weekday
foE Brooklyn, g. all through trains connect at Jer
80 t1Ly Win boats OF Brooklyn Annex. afqTding Iii
I@sIeI % uiton street aVoi'Z &c ubie ferriazs
Ter Pl,lsdeip hia. is 30 and la m 400 4oo. GOO
Ills Limited Exprvss. $40 a daiiy. except
For Baltimore. SIS. 7la ago. 80. I1oo a. H. 1908
on SUNDAY. s4o. Hoo a. m. 400 coo 54o. oo6 and
Tor Pores Creek Line esSA IN and 44op IN. daily
For Annapolis Gs5a H. 12os and As p. m daily. ex.
zSh. AfEx,SDkia ASD &asHiSeT 6is RAIL RAIL:
EsT xis.sndr,s go soe s2S. ,lel and 11ss n
1,Saa a.os n a. ~. GO az s1 LOO p IN Oh sundAy
For Rehrnond and the South 600 and IL on m daily
Trains leave for ston eo5 500 10 90
od Is 10 @ aoS Deceit s Slo ss oS and Oh
500 and 10 10 M I0S aud 10 10 p N. aud Il, 10
I,elsts and inf rzna.on at the Oce nOrteas. corner
op Whsl erdes cam y m S % and at the sta.
s.ss 70 desanason from hotels and residences
General Manager General Passenger hsrnst
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The Inauguration.
CONTRIBUTIONS TODAY.

CONTRIBUTIONS TODAY.
The following subscriptions have been received
by Glover the treasurer since the report publish
ed In The STAR OF Saturday: Peter Campbell, SIS;
Chas. F. Mclaughlin. SIS; Jas. B. EdmOnds, $50: NJ.
G. Emery, 500; Thee: B: N. Mason, .; s. n, $40;
Gen. b. H. HILL SIS Total received TO date, S1l 3S9
Young INDIANS FOR THE PARADE.
Capt r. H. Pratt, superintendent OF the Indian
Industrial school, at Carlisle, Pa, has written
letter TO Col Rockwell which has been referred to
the Inauguration committee, saying that he can
bring 200 young Indian men and large boys and
their Indian band to march In the line should IT I've
thought worth while ''This can be DONE" Capt
Pratt says, "wtthout cost to the committee, the
TRANSPORTATION would be free, and we could take
our food with US and sleep 1t In the halls OF the In
terror department. II seems to me the party would
be noteworthy feature OF the parade, but your
Judgment and the wishes OF the committee will
entirely satisfy me, either pro or con-"
ALETTER FROM GEN. HANCOCK.
The following letter has been received by
James E Harvey. ESQ.,. secretary general commit
tee on inaugural ceremonies:
GovERNoR's ISLAND, n. z, Jan. u.s. 1885.
Dear Sir: Your favor, communicating TO me the
resolution OF the general committee On the inaugu-
raj ceremonies, unanimously regretting my decli-
nation OF the position OF marshal on the coming
4:h OF March, and Offering me their sympathies,
was duly received
Please express TO the committee my high appre-
citation OF their action. Thanking you for your
personal expression OF coincidence, ] am very
truly yours, WINFIELD b HANCOCK.
INAUGURATION NOTES
Mr.. EDWARDS Stokes, OF New YORK, writes that
he will be In Washington Thursday TO talk with
the executive committee about the supper
RANGE or THE TuEsnoxsrsa-rne FOLLOWING
were the readings ut the once of the chief SIGNAL
olioer today: q %. &Ae; an. a.s; II . M sas;
9pms IA
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. January 19-virx1nia past due cou-
pons. 3s4 new ten-forties 81; do. new threes GIN
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD. January l9.-Cotton dull--mid.
ding. l0slsl07s flour firm, with moderate inquiry
Howard str street and western super. % 5oas0O Do.
surer, 5Oa3.OO; do. extra 31oa375; do Rio brands
AIS; Patapsco family. $780, do. superlatve patent.
s. 10 Wheat-southern scarce and firm: western easier,
closing southern red 92a95 amber s6as7
No Maryland, 945sa9S No western winter red spot
soas0H; February. soa9O7s; March. slh.s2h. May.
white, 52a54 do yellow, sOa5lh: western mixed.
spot and January. 49Aa497s: February, 4S1sa4sN
steamer 4Sa49 Oats firm and steady: southern. 35a38
western white. 37a3s do mixed S4s3s: Pennsylvania
35a39 Rye firm 70a72. Hay steady aud fairly active
prime choice Pennsylvania and Maryland 9oaI5 90
Bulk mests-shoulders aud clear rib sides. packed.
6a74 Bacon-shoulders. !: clear rib sides, 81 Hams,
113la12A Lard-refned. 81. Bntter quiet-weste-n
packed t1a2l creamery 22ssl Eggs rrn 27a2s Petro-
leum duilrefnei T2sa.1P Coffee firm and quiet-feo
ordinary to fair saSA sngar stsady-A SOFT
g. copper refined steady l0saal1 Whisky steady and
quiet. l.lssll9 Freights to Liverpool per steamer
quiet-cotton 732d nour. Is grain 51a6d Receipts--
-four 762 barrels: wheat $4,000 bushels corn SO 600
bushels oats, 1000 bushels: rye. 600 bushels, ship
Llents-wheat, COCO bushels; corn, 900 bushels
Sales-whest $685. 900 bushels CORR 10000 bushels.
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PRICE. 80 CTS. and ST.
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In Picture Frames still maintain our lead. We
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Oak frames from Sx1O TO l9x25 and 22x23
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WORK OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The annual report Of Public Printer Rounds was
submitted to Congress to-day. It shows that the
printing ordered by the Senate cost S149,143,
against 464 and that ordered by the House cost
se76333 against ST., 267 for the previous year. The
Record for the first session of the Forty-eighth
Congress contained 7,5OS pages, and the printer
recommends that speeches held for revision be re-
uured to be furnished for publication within five
days He also recommends some change In the
method of advertising and contracting for paper
calling for the lowest bids leaves room for contro
yersy as to quality. He thinks the committee on
printing should be vested with larger discretion
0S TO quality.
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I'd Edition.
Latest HGlegranS to The Star.


THE LATEST FROM ALBANY.
The Morton Wen Circulating an Old
Letter of Representative BurleiRh
1ndOrsing Morton.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALBANY, NY, January 10, pm-The Morton men
are circulating the following interesting letter to
Congressman Van Voorhis from Congressman Bur-
leigh, who is now conducting the canvass against
Morton:
("For private circulation only.) House Of Repre-
sentat1ves, Whitehall, N. Y, November so, 1854
My Dear Mr. Van Voorhis: Your letter OF the 2Sth
inst. is received, and am glad you coincide with
me- Your letter states the case In full The repub-
lcan party ought to make President Arthur United
States senator but they Will not, and the next best
thing to DO Is TO take Morton The republican party
ought not to have elected Cleveland governor, but
they did, and they have elected him President also.
The fact is had the cards In our hands rather
the national committee had them, and ran the cam
vas on the idea that Blaine could be elected out
Side OF New York, and as you say we are
now In the wilderness, and the best man to take
1or United states Senator Is Levi T. Norton He is
always for the republican party and its principles
and with him we can win, and avoid the rocks and
shoals OF half-breedism and Stalwartlsm. We will
have a meeting OF our friends Wednesday evening
at o'clock, at the GilSey house, New York. Can
not you be there? Yours sincerely. II. G. Bur-
leigh"
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY DEC DIST 1884
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
L. ave WASHINGTON from station, corner of New Jersey
a9I S9,ssrs 10 e. and ,c daily The
ing at 800 No is charged on this train Tor
For Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis daily at 80
Pm. and 10 10 In with through Coaches AMI Palace
N tlan Is fast Limited Irain to Cincinnati aud st.
LOUIS arriving in Cincinnati next morning al $50 St.
For Pittsburg at 90 am. with Paror Car. and 8 20
Tor baltimore week days 5.e:lo 7;So $50 and
$780, $50 % $50 ':io. .:l9. > ana 1870
l25. 80 40 10 7.iO 7:i5 S:z5 70 30 p m
For fonts on ts shen-doahvaliey railrc al AID points
fer Annapolis $40 and I2.lOand 45op. m On
Fer %sy Stations Sstx,f p p,,,io,.
60 $40 $50 a M. l2;lo p. m. $50, 40. and
lo;9op m On SUNDAYS So M and /; e. i;4o Is
% a. IA. ~ except sunday. ana $50 p-ln- datiy.
IN MeirorSIitan trsnch so5 nor d hahepsi @
s s5y Tor Lexinston staunton and Valley branch
sT a ~ daily except Sunday for Frederick. s:j5
~ nsSeIs'oVn $40 q H. daily except Sunday. and
Trains arrive from the West daily. ESQ., 72oa m las.
From Annapolis. SO a m and l:5o ana % D. m;
SUNDAY 3 a. ~, 6:35 D.. M
fsIsea and md E Say t1efD, suaqay
a ana 1 LIP D. L. ps,. daily: eaeer1 SUNDAY
IDS. and 1870 a. ~. l2:l5 . 3 4, 40 );
$3.50, 7.30. and 1850 p m on Sundays, 4. - s.asj
AID s:00a MILO. l:55. 2 . 3. 53J. and 1):s5
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station e,
10, further informao.. anpyv =, the Balt,pora am,
Clio Ticket OftceW ashinEton Station. AID Isl
VII be taken for baggage to he checked and received
any Io-ni III the city
1-- T. h LORD. 0el'l PASSENGER AGENT
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Against the Market COMPANY.
THE SUPREME COUNT RKvERsEs THE DECISION OF IN
DISTRICT COURT IN THE KELLY CASE.

THE SUPREME COURT RKvEssEs THE DECISION OF rHR
DISTRICT COURT IN THE KELLY CASE.
In the United states supreme Court to-day the
case or the Northern Liberty market company.
plaintiff In error, agt John X Kelly, defendant In
error, the judgment OF the supreme Court or the
District, which was In favor OF the market CON-
pany. was reversed. In January. 1878. the market
company offered Tor sale stalls for ~ years re-
renewable forever at specified rental Kelly pur-
chased stall No. 2os, at yearly rental OF Sisl nd
a part payment he executed and sdel vered
TO the market company certain notes. of which
twenty, involving an aggregate sum OF So $50 have
become due and payable. The corporate exist nee
OF the company WAS FOR twenty years. and Kelly
refused 10 pay the notes on the ground that the
company had no power 10 extend lease beyond
the term or ITS corporate eNistcnce-twenty years
The judgment OF the District supreme Court In
favor OF the market company Il reversed by the
United states supreme Court, ana now the case
goes back TO the District Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-19
SPECIAL Nor1cE.

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU.
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WE'LL.
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
/ CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WEIL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. wYvILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
ap2s No. l52 PA AVE, NEAR ~ STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-19

The Real Estate Title Insurance company has
filed its third annual statement that its capital has
all been paid and that there are no existing debts
This morning John E. SkivingtOn was charged In
son last night, and also with profanity, and 1ne
OF SO was imposed In the latter case and sentence
home at the time from Temperance meeting
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


FTNHOS. J. FISHER CO., Real Estate Auctioneer2
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED
REAL ESTATE, CENTRALLY LOCATED IN The
TMTNIx!THIRD STREET. BETWEEN L AND II
Court Si the District # coumbis passed T. ths<
hs Trustee Vii
PSef II p z Oh 5fe On
esa S az ok u MI the 6 a ed zeal
lumbia to wit That certain piece parcel Of ground
g. and being the north twenty i've S feet and SIX and
thereof 0' inches front OF SAID lot by the depth
said real estate in cash at the time Of SALE and the bal
u % "a .T3 10 guar & 1or when sne pnrchaser
and two ye from the date Of sale with interest
upon the property sold or ali cash at the option Of The
purchase aePosit in money Of $50 Isqlired on the
compiled with within days. the Trustee reserves
E in Se Even s I snd
cost Of defaultng purchaser ALI conveyancine at pur
,.,o,,, GEORGE z. HAMILTON, Trustee.
t2l0d&ds No. 1906 street northwest.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE k 9P yf H1{ LOT ON ME-
Der 10th. 1888 and duly recorded in Liber NoSs5Ss
cords f Of the 4S s TT a Hf ts nS d 3. the
quest Of the holder of the note secured thereun-
utE we VIII Al PUBIC 8ucllOr III front OF prem
ises. on MONDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF JAN
UARl, AID. 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the follow
Ing described Real Estate situate in the of
Washington. District of Columbia to wit All those
certain pieces parcels of land and premises known
and distinguished and being ell Of Lots numbered
one r and two CO. in block numbered fifteen Q5). in
Hall and ElvanS subdivision of Meridian Hill tract
of land situate in the county aforesaid
Terms OF SALE One-third cash balance in two equal
tnstallments payable in six and twelve months after
date purchasers notes bearing interestat six
per cent to be secured by deed of trust property
sold, or all cash at option of purchaser deposit Of
SlO9 required at time OF sale All conveyancing and
complied with within five days from date Of sale the
property may be resod at risk and cost of defauting
purchaser after five days advertisement
GEO L. EMMONS, ! r.
t5-eotds HENRY X WfLLARDS trustees.
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TO.NIOR ROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

SALE OF POTTERY FROM THE MATT MORGAN
ART POTTERY COMPANY
BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
THE RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON AND yICIN-
1TY TO THE SALE OF A CHOICE COLLECTION
OF THE MATT MORGAN ART POTTERY TO BE,
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT MY ART ROOMS
ELEVENTH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ON
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTI-
ETHAND TWENTY FIRST. 1885, AT ELEVEN A. NJ
AND THREE P NJ EACH DAY
THE LIST WILL INCLUDE A VARIETY OF BOTH
ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL ARTICLES SIJITA-
BILE FOR PRESENTS. SUCH AS VASES. JEWEL
BoAES, UMBRELLA STANDS. MOORISH VASES
CAl-lCHES. CUSPADORES. ETC, JAPANESE PITCH
Frs CGL0GNE BOTTLES. TEA POTS 30, ALL
MADE OF NATIVE OHIO CLAYS, RICHLY DECOR-
AIED IN uNDEkGLAZE. SURPRISING IN BEAUTY
AND FINISH THE FINES FRENCH LEMOGE
This fine collection of goods will be on view ON Mon
day, January 10Th, all day
jal6-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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Fatal Accsaens Thi. Yrornsur.

FOREMAN DOYLE KILLED BY A FALLING ROCK m
THE NEW WATER WORKS TUNNEL
About eleven O'Clock this morning I'm the tunnel
near the shaft. ON Champlsin avenue, the foreman.
Mr.. Thomas Doyle, was struck In the head BY q
piece OF falling rock the size OF a barrel and had
his skull crushed Death was instantaneous The
body was removed 20 his late home, No 1Tos Riggs
street northwest. The coroner was notified and
viii probably hold an inquest tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-19

To SHUT OUT AMERICAN GRAIN.-"Tt IS an
nounced, says the Wiener Tdgbiatt, ''that q very
strange idea has suddenly sprung up, and which
should be mentioned as characteristic OF the
present time The proposition is made In all
seriousness that IN order 10 meet the question OF
Coattnentdtsperre, or European coalition, and
shall, without any competition whatever, close the
European market 10 American agricultural pro-
ducts The American farmer Is not oppressed by
those burdens which European civilization has
piled upon land owners In European countries We
cannot overcome this American competition in
any other way than by closing the European mar
ket To Americana
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THIS EVENING,

7 q. O'MEARA CO.,
1347 Pennsylvania avenue
LARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREFCH-
LOADING SHOT GUNS IMPORTED FRENCH CA
THEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE SILVER
PLAIED WAtE, DINNER AND TEA SET CAS-
TORS. FRUIT STANDS, &c. FINE IMPORTED
SWISS MUSIC BONES from two to ten tunes; GOLD
AND SILVER WITCHES. JEWELRY, CUTLERY
OPERA GLASSES, LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND
MCKEE BANJOS WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORS
articles
By direction of the owner TO change business will
sell on the premises, all the above stock of J. u
OrMtARA Co. l341 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
WASHINGTON. ID. g. Sale commences at SEVEN p NJ
oIeat bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
NB.Ihe Fixtures VIII hot be sold as, at terrain.
atom OF sale, the store will he occupied by J. u.
O'MEARA Il CO.. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
jail
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REPEATERs AT THE OHIO PoIIs-Campbell Clark,
colored witness before the springer investigating
committee In Cincinnati, saturday, told how he
was abused and arrested at the eighth ward polls
In the october election and maltreated after arrest
A remark by Mt. stewart, member Of the CON-
mttee that Ohio ought 10 have repeaters until she
enacted q decent registration law, was received
with applause. The committee left Tor Was Ling
ton Saturday night.
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The swain Court.Martial.
Mr. CHANDLER CONTINUES MS ARGUMENT FoR m


In tire court-martial this morning Mr. Chandler
continued his argument In the presence OF a large
audience. He directed the attention OF the court 10
the various transactions OF Swain with Rate
man Co, IN order TO show that Gen
Swain fully understood these TRANSACTIONS
and was at all times fully Informed
as TO the state OF HIS accounts He said that couu
sci for the accused had abandoned the attampt 10
show that there was anything due Gen swain by
Bateman Co. at the time he brought suit against
them on the "due bill, and now depended upop the
theory that Gen. Swain believed al that time that
something was due him.
In his argument before the Swain court martial
on Saturday, Mr. Chandler made something or a
stir In discussing the 'due bill" Gen. swams ex-
PLANTATION OF his failure 10 notice the memorandum
10 per cent, per cent, at the bottom of IL was
that when Bateman wrote the "due blllr he folded
IL up, and he (Swaiml only opened Il far enough 20
see that IL was signed Mr. Chandler producing
the paper, showed not only that the fiber OF the
paper was broken where IL had been folded across
the smallest diameter, but that the ink with which
IL was written having been fresh the time II was
so folded. the writing on one side OF the fold had
made an impression on the paper on the other SIDE
and he pointed out that every line and dot was
accurately transferred in this manner from one
side TO the other, something that was impossible II
1t had been folded as Gen. Swain deserted.
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SECRETARY TKLLKR's OPINIoN.-A telegram was
received to-day at the Interior department from
Secretary Teller now In Denver. in which he says
that he was nominated unanimously by the eau
Gus. the Hill men Withdrawing. The Secretary
ADDS. ssI Will he eloctedn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-19

The excise law was strictly enforced In New York
city yesterday. Many arrests were made. The
liquor dealers co-operated.
Trains are delayed and telecraphic service Inn
paired all through the west by the heavy storm.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Warfleld, a prominent citizen OF
Baltimore, died Saturday evening.
The amount which Mn. E H.Green sought 10 with
draw from Cisco Sons, the bankers, was a deposit
OF 100000 This demand led to the firms assign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-19

Emory specr Nominated.
The President this afternoon nominated Emory
Speer 70 be United States district Judge for the
southern district OF Georgia