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Evening star., 1885-11-16
TraVe1er>s lsuiS1e.

PENN RouTE-B. q p Station 9th and sts-For
NY, philadelphia Boston and the East, 7:i5 $50,
l2:l5 night For Boston. pm tdaiIy). PhlladeI-
phia accommodation. q pm. sunday. $50 am; 2,
81. Louis and Pittsburg and west $50 am Chicago
lmitedl daily, 95o a m, Fast ne) daily 10 Cncn
$50 am. Chicago and Cincinnati 1.So pm.
daily; Pacific express, 1850 pm. daily. tor
@ p saa the ssnaa 8nsn g. For a % es
4;4o, 600. ?:lo, 1000 m and I2;l5 night. On sum
1000 I'M. and 1915 night. For Popes Creek Line
1I5 q M, and 4:4O p. M daily, except sunday. For
cept Sunday. ON sunday, 400 pm.
B. AND .. RoUTE-Station, Corner New Jersey Ave-
ted, 1910 p m; for Cncinnafl. Louisville and Sc
% i & r s:lo p M For Bsliimers g. eio. $40 sssS
trsin5. $50 9:so 40 S:4o $40 SIS and ~ o. me-
sunday, s:io, aso, $50 and 1905 = m, l.2s. fssO
Ss ie and fsi5 and mn tSn on sunS.p
$50 a m 4;4o 7: m For way stations between wssh-
$50. 4:4O. and III p m. ON sundays, $50 a m and
13O, $3.50. 4:4o, and III p. M For stations on Ne
except Sunday and M aaH daily 4sS M daily DAILY
except Sunday for principal stations Metropolitan
Branch s'40a m, daily. on sunday stops a Al sta
$40 a m. daily, eycert sunday; for Frederick, s:46
q M, 4:40 y. M. daily except sunday. For Hsgsrs-
cept sunday to Winchester: For local points be
tween wsshington and Gaithersburg l2:30 p. m
VA MIDLAND RoUrE-R a r station.-For New
orlean. and Atlanta las q m. taAilyl For Loas-
WaIrenton. q "a daily except sunday. iI:I5 Z m.
sHESANnoAH RourE-R a o. station.--For New
Orleans and intermediate points e:25 M daily:
MMs%Pa1s saS m fca esurr and
stations q m, 4:36 p. m
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Baltfmore and ohio RatIr
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKH0IDERS-THF
REVENUES LESS THAN LAST YEAR


ANNUAL MEETING OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REVENUES LESS THAN LAST YEAR.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road was held to-day, when the fifty-ninth
annual report of the president and direc-
tors was read. The report shows
that the revenues of the company from the
main stem and the several divisions for the past
year to have been SIG, ,999, $50, or S2,SI9 965
less than for the year preceding. The earnings
OF the main stem were 50, 733, Psi, and the ex-
penses S5, 163 351, or 80, ,969. 800 less than the
earnings; working expenses, 1921 per cent.
The profit and loss account for the past fiscal
year shows an increase of S110,S19. The sur
plus fund amounts to SAT ,S14 ,615. The sink
ing funds fncrements and the payments made
during the year amounted to $685. $50.
The report says that the work ON the line be-
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia is nearly
completed, and the track laid for 81 miles of
the distance, and the remainder is being pushed
and Ohio Telegraph company is stated at
Sd, ,s72 693, for which the Baltimore and ohio
Railroad Co. holds it's bonds. During the year
S216643 was disbursed for relief OF members of
Employees Relief association, the membership
OF which is 16,296. The report was approved
unanimously, after which the following stock
holder directors were elected: VIM. +. Burns,
j. Spear Nicholas, John Gregg. VIM. w. Taylor
j. Carey COale, q. A. Won Lingen, Decatur III.
Miller, Josh q. Harvey, George w. Dobbin,
Henry c. Smith, Aubrey Pearre, and 7. Harri-
son Garrett. The president will be elected at
the next monthly meeting of the board OF direc-
tors, and no opposition to the reelection OF Mr..
Robert Garrett Is known.
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Mrs. Taber Not Yet Divorced.
DECREE CANNOT BE ISSUED UNTIL SIX
MONTHS AFTER 1T HAS BEEN FILED.

Under q recently passed law an absolute d.
vorce cannot be issued in Massachusetts until
six months after q decree to that effect has been
filed by the judge in the Office the clerk OF the
court, and during that time the parties to the
suit must not transgress their marriage vows
Should the successful parties do this, the decree
would be annulled. This Is the position in
which the principals in the case of Taber
against Taber now find themselves, and Mrs
Taber has six months i'm which TO show
cause why an absolute divorce should not be
granted. II, through her counsel, she should.
by argument or additional testimony, convince
the court that sufficient cause did not exist for
the divorce, the DEGREES might be dismissed,
and there could then be either a new trial on
the old libels, or new libels could be filed.
Pastor Downes was greeted with the usual
large congregation at the Bowdoin square
church, in Boston yesterday, but the sermo IN
which he gave them was far from being sensa-
tional. Its chief importance rested In the fact
that be told his hearers that they were probably
listening 10 the last sermon from him in that
pulpit.
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MARRIED.
wHITEHAND-KIN0 On November 18th. 1885,.
Ct Waugh chapel, BY Rev. Dr. Besr. J. II. WHITE


BENNETT. Suddenly, on Sunday, Mcysm6ss Ism:
forfy-fWo yeoKA
Funeral from his mothef.s residence. 20 Jacksoa
alley Tuesday, November l7sh. e Two pm.
FLANAGAN. On Monday. Novembef 18th. 1855.
HANNAH. beloved wt4s of jams E1anagan, aged
The f1osrai Win take pace from hsr late rssideDce
l7l0 streot northWeg, WEDNESDAY. .November l8th,
at ESQ Am. Requiem mn0 at 81 4atxhowoas 10 a.
tend. 2s
FORD. AZ noon on November lsth, 1855, a O.
EIt1abeth hospital NARY A FORD, late Of Indiana
Iuterment g 0lenWood.
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To WTrNEss ARMY MANEUvERs N INDIA
The President has selected Col 81. n. Laxelle,
inspector general OF the Department OF the
Columbia, to be one OF two 0fdcers to represent
the United States at the military
maneuvers In India In January next
The other officer has not yet been select
ed They will sail from the United States early
In December, and upon arriving at Sues viii
become the guests Of oflcers Of the Brttish
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE ND, November l6.-virginia past
due coupons, 90; new ten-tortes, 39la; threes.
80 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. November 16-Cotton steady
and dull-middling, Sl4. Flour dull, but steady
Howard street and western super, 3.O0a3 .35; do.
extra, 35Oa4. l5 do. family, 44Oa5.OO: city mills
super 3.Ooa3:44: do. extra, 3.5ua4.l5; do. Rio
lativc patent. 500. Wheat-soulhern steady and
firm; western firm and higher: southern red, 93a95:
do. amber, ssa1.0l; No I Maryland, 95 bid: No. 2
western winter red spot 92aaa93 November. 927sa
asl.: December S4a4as5; January: 95lsas7ss: Feb
ruary 99a99Ss COrn-Southern nOmina;w estern quiet
and .d firm: M southern white, new "A &tsa45; do yellow:
January, 46lsa47i4 February, 46iaa46a4 Oats firm'
but quiet-sOuthern, 32a36 Pennsylvania 32a:SG;
western white, 3:sa:35: do mixed. 3la33 Rye firm
7Oa72 Hay steady and quiet-prime to choice west
ern l3.O0al5 500. Provisions higher and fairly active.
Mess pork, 1925. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear
RIB sides. packed 444a6ia BacOn-shoulders. u.
clear rib sides. Z: hams, llall,4 Iard-retned. ~
Butter steady-western packed, 1lal5: creamery,
2oa2s & Eggs steady, 2la25; lined. l7als Petroleum
ordinary to fair, 7aass Sugar steady and qaistaA
firm firm. ilSai2S %, FTeighs to liverpool per steamer can
Receptsccaous: c 42S barrels wheat, $1,000 bushels;
bushels. Shipments-wheat, 1000 bushels; corn.
1000 bushels. Sales-wheat. $50, 900 bushels: corn.
10000 bushels.
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Murdered by the Roadside.

A YOUNG SCHOOL GIRLS TERRIBLE FATE
Near kempville, Princess Anne county, Va,
Miss Alice Powell, girl Is years old, left school
last Friday afternoon for home as usual Not
reaching her fathers house AZ the proper time a
search party was organized. About IL O'Clock
the body of the unfortunate girl was found In a
thicket near the roadside She had evidently
been assaulted and then killed by blows with
hatchet Her head was nearly severed from
her body, and the ground bore evidence OF a
terrible struggle. negro named Noah Cherry
who had been employed by the girls father,
was suspected, and his arrest Immediately fol-
lowed. The coroner held an inquest and the
jury returned a verdict against Cherry.
When the body was picked up the head al
most dropped of, so deep was the wound I'm the
neck. Blood besmeared the bushes for some
distance, and the body had been dragged head
downward to the spot where found. Noah
Cherry, the coiored youth arrested on suspicion,
claims 10 be only fifteen years OF age, but his
appearance indicates that he is at least eigh hteen
He bears a very unenyiable reputation. The
wounds on the child show that either an AK or
hatchet was the weapon used, and that it WAS
welded by left-handed person. Cherry is
left-handed. Ii is reported In Norfolk that posi-
tive evidence OF his guilt was found at his resi-
dence yesterday i'm blood d-smeared pants
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nlZ-u NO. 4O4 PennSy1Vanla ave II ".
YJNHOS. ]. FISHER & Co., Auctioneers

CENTRAL PORTION OF THE CITY AT PUB
Lie SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEM- esS
BER EIGHTEENTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR :"H
O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, shall offer el
g. in square No. 456, fronting street. between 9th
and 1th streets northwest improved by three-story
brick house with brick back building, being No. 623
T. street northwest.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER we will offer the south 20
feet of Lot No 8, in square No. 4SS, improved by a
substantial and well arranged brick residence in per-
feet condition and known No. 5l3 9Th street north
west.
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of the
premises sub Lot No. and part of No 25, in square
No. 49U fronting about 222 feet street. between
4la and 9th streets northwest improved by four
story brick residence, known No. 457 street
northwest.
Terms: One-third "a cash: remainder in one and
two with interest and secured by deed of
on the property deposit Of 500 on each property
will be required at time of sale. nlO-d&ds
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND CENTRALLY LO-
SATED i I;l,, REAL NJ E,TATE, TAT No 9l3 Twelfth
In order to close an estate, will sell, al public e<
auction on MON DAY, THE HETWENTY-THIRD imsH
DAY OF NOVEMBER A. ID. 1885, at HALF a.
PAST FOUR r. NJ I'm front of the premises. the
IL feet inch front on 18th street of lot numbered
five t5) in square No BIZ, running back SO feet 6
inches to an alley 20 feet wide, and improved 10y
elght-rOOm frame house, known as No. 913 House
open and possession given at once.
Terms OF sale: One-half cash, balance at one year.
with Interest at six per and secured by deed of
trust $1OO to be paid down at time of sale.
ALBERT +. FOX.
Agent and Attorney for Osmun Heirs,
n14d 92U ST. NV
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CEAErERY N0IICEi-A LARGE AseoRr
Omens 81 ITALIAN ana ANERICxG NxRBI.R
and 9kAHITE AOEuMENTs Of every da.l4n nnc
and Of the --latest syle and the 6est Of ns
n0w oosrsd - The Lowest poebe prlces VI the Nsf.
Oorner 1l8 =. sna Rsnnnyivania ave- nv
R0De onRs 1n1po0 ana - oo0vl ed oC2S-lae
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
| TRUSTEES STE - SALE SALE OF VALUABLE BuILDING
LOTS ON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN c
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUC-

nUNCANSON BROS.. AuctiOneerS.
TRqsTEES STE Ss- SAL SALE OF yAhrAgLE gmILpING
ksb hSs fS sTkEEs nMEFsH seGFHWT UEHH XF 1U
ny ss sss ssa
land records of the District of Columbia in liber
vii 0s ss me
q 81 ssSsn asf 81
eighteen sl, nineteen I9J, twenty t2OJ. Of Geo W.
Riggs recorded subdivision OF square three hundred
Terms Of sale; onethird of the purchase money in
ad
day of sale. secured by the purchasers notes and q
All a
the purchasers cost If terms of sale not
rss and cost Of the deaSltng purchases I deposit
OF $5S$ E : HSSS Z Ss}
W.. Real Estate Auctoneers, 90 Main Street.
SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN LOTS
By virtue , G Pf decree Of the Co1poraton Court -
he S snd wife
DeBree and Others we shall expose for sale at public
Ss'S 'Hs fz hssz
- Two TRACTS OF LAND
In the county OF Norfolk Va, near the city limits, be
as he two Contain
35 and win be divided into lots of convenient
size plat Of the property will be at the auction
house FOR inspection for era days before the sale
of he
Of the city, and oferc opportunity TO investors
to search OF cheap and delightful sites
suburban residences
Terms;-onethird cash; balance on a credit Of six
and twelve months. secured by deed OF trust on the
property, to be drawn the of the purchaser
but the purchaser may ut his option. pay the entire
purchase money In cash.
THOMAS H. WILCOX
Special Commissioners
w. II. II. TR1CE 4 CO. Auctioneera
thereby certify that the bond required by the above
mentioned decree has been given
Teetee:
n2dts JUNIUS A. COLEMAN. d. c.
| Y,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneef
PRIyATE STOCK OF FINE OLD wMIsKIEsss; Sss;
/ IN PACKAGES TO SUIT PRIVATE AUYEks
| AND AOuSEKEEPERS, AT AUCTION.
On ,MEDNESDAY MORNING., NOyEMkEE
O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms, shall sell choic'
/ consignment OF above goods, consisting of. -,
Weiy. ZeiEer Foust. Monticello, Bourbon and Ois
Club House Whiskies: sherry and Fort Wines scotci
goods are put up in one two and three gallon denai
1 ~ cases assorted Liquors each containing-
| 4 bottles Old Rye Whisky,
| COgnac Brandy.
i Pure Port Wine
Pale sherry Wine.
serve. n12-dtS
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Washington STOCK Exchanxe.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
per. imp IS: 1897, coin, 114aa bid 5l asked Mar
ses s1ofs & I ta5 bd od fund
yesr ,e fund Is, 1902 coin l24i bid Washington Gas,
1894 asked. Arlington ms, 143 bid. Columbia ms.
l1ss bid lla4 asked. Potomac Ins, AZ bid: Rigs
Ins 61s bid. Washington Brick Machine, lO9 bid Il,
asked. National Metropolitan bank, l4l BID. Second
National Bank, lO1la bid Great Falls Ice, 80 bid
Penn Tel. Co.. As bid. Chesapeake and Pot Tel
Co.. 653s bid go asked.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE CORNER OF FIRST AND STREETS

ON THE CORNER OF FIRST AND o STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue and iii pursuance Of decree passed e.tA
in the cause OF Frank Hume agt. John Hayes t.iH
al, No. 9yS6 Equity, in the Supreme Court OF SsI
the district Of Columbia, as trustee, on WEDN ES-
DAY, the EIGHTEENTi DAY OF NOVEMB MBER,
1885, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. in
front OF the premises will offer for sale at public
ton the following described real in city of
Washington, ID. c. being part of lot l, square
five hundred and ffty-three t5o3> beginning for the
same at the southeast of said lot and running
thence north on the line of 1st street northwest eig
teen feet six inches thence west ninety eet thence
south eighteen feet six incheS thence ninety
to the place of beginning, improved by dwelling and
store.
Terms of sale: One-th:rd of the purchase money In
cash. balance in and two with interest. The
sum of hundred dollars will be required of the
purchaser at time of sale and If the purchaser shall
fail to comply with the terms of sale within ten days
from day OF SALE the Trustee the right
sell at the cost of the defultng purchaser. All
veyancng at purchasers cost.
JOSEPH ATKINS, Trustee
n12-d No Asa PENNSYLVANIA ave N "
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctoneers

Bile REAL ESTATE AT THE FOOT OF SEW
ENTA STREET. IN THE CITY OF WASH
On Ek!DAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF -eA
NOV EMBER, AID. 1886, at ONE O'CLOCK p s"W
M viii sell at public auction, in front of the 1n
premises as assignee of the heirs law of George
Ann 3 farker. deceased, undiv ided onefourIh "a
Interest " square numbered four hundred and
ty-two tA12) In the city of Washington, and all my
title interest and ate assignee aforesaid
the whar1 situated In front Of said square, pres
na en1 used oy ths Potomac & Steamboat company This
and is bounded by 9Th. Water and L aud NJ streets
southwest, anu Is improved by three-story Brick
guiding, new used hotel, and by several small
Frame buildings Situated this property conve-
nient to several street railways it offers unusual in
ducements to investors.
Terms Of Sale One-third cash: balance in equal in
stalments In one two and three years with SIX per
cent semi-annual interest secured by trust on the
property, or all cash, option of purchaser Convey
ancing at cost Of purchaser deposit of five hundred
dollars required at time of sale If conditions of sale
are not complied with in ten days from day sale the
undersigned will resell at risk and of defaulting
purchaser. ELIAS f. WHITE
Assignee OF Heirs-atlaw of George ard Ann Parker
At conclusion Of above sale will offer all my right
tltle interest and estate, being undivided
Interest IN the above property, upon the same terms
and conditions as above set forth
nI4d THOMAS PARKER
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
E,oR RENT

E>OR RENT
LIT NV. Per Mo.
"The Richmond" ap'mts.
1921 q 81. fur, Ilrs.~$l26
20I6 r St, fur. ,11r...--125
l7lS y St, MI, I3r.--10O
1888 L St. mi, 9r..-..-..5
Dol 2lst S.. MI. .l0r.---.-6o
2:S2 F st. l1r..-...--......---.55
l7O6 L St. mi, l0r..--.50I
To LEASE
Per Mo-
J. 81. bet. 19 and 20.-.SI25
X St. bet. 2lst ana 22d loo
y st., bet I'D and 23d-- 80
The above Is only a small
books. For full liSt call a.
the LIST and 18th,
n13
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HOTELS.

HAMILTON HOTEL.
IL BERMUDA,
WILL OPEN NOVEMBER Is
1his house is provided with all modern eonvenences
lac udn. EIectrlc Bells. Gss. Hot and Cold Water
EatES lie house Is >t.ltg highest yrsun,i
and ConIiuahS extensive of the sur
founding country and adjacent Islands; its elevated
o.siI and p rfect drainage Driving
boating ami fishing uneNceed The cuisine and SER
siee gnexceptiOnable- This delightful en-
irely free from malaria.
WALTER AIKEN, Proprietor
H. NJ SULLIVAN, Manaser. oc26m.stn-:sm
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name. u. 3:O0

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 D. 10. price,
OF the New YORK Stock market to-day, reported ~
special wire to u. II. Dodge. 5:S9 I5tn street.
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n16dts THOMAS BOWLING, Au,
nUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneera
FURNITURE SALE.

,,,x~, FURNITURE SALE.
IdE ENTlRE FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C. CON-
IAINED IN DWELLING NO. 430 THIRD
S;ri SrREEr - NORTHWEST, BETWEEN D AND E
STREETS, CONSISTING OF PARLOR SUITES,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. COTTAGE
SEiS, w ARDkORkk, NJ I. TABLES, LIBRARY
IAHBLE, IL AIR CLOTH ROCKERS. OIL PAINT
INGS, SMiDEB0ARD, I'D EXTENSION TABLE,
MNaNG CHAIRS, LACE CURTAINS, TOILET
WAKE MATTRESSES, STOVES. VELVET,
BKUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
h1ICHEN REQUISITES. &C., AT AUCTION.
On MEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER
ZIG EMiGHIEENIH, commencing at TEN o CLOCK, We
VIII seu AT the above named dwelling all the urni-
tlre, CarpelS, DC, contained therein to which the
attention of buyers is called. nIG-2t
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AN ANGIo-FRENCH FISHING AGREEMENT.
PARIS, Nov. lean Anglo-French agree
ment respecting the Newfoundland fish,
cries has been signed in this city. 1t is re-
garded as a satisfactory compromise on the
questions involved.
LORD RANDOLPH UNDER THE WEATHER.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-LOrd Randolph Churchill,
secretary OF state for India, is suffering from a
bad cold, and all his engagements regarding
public speeches have Teen postponed.
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VIOLATION OF THE Pension LAws.-Samuel
Cecil OF Travellers Rest, Owsley county, Ken
lucky. has been convicted in the United States
district court at Louisville, for violation of
section 54S5 of the revised statutes In receiving
Spivey, Edward Bowman and Anna Ross, and
sentenced to fine aud imprisonment r. C. White
of Grab Orchard, Kentucky, has been convicted
In the United States district court at Louisville
for violation Of section 5485 OF the revised
statutes in receiving excessive fees In thepension
claim of Hiram Griff1n, and &C ntenced TO pay q
fine OF two hundred dollars and costs OF prosecu-
tion.
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THOMAs DOWLING. Auctioneer.

rfNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ONE SQUARE GRAND BRADBURY PIANO.
COVER AND STOOL, COST $1,000; WALNUT
PARLOR SUITE IN RAW SILK; FRENCH
PLATE PIER MIRROR, SLAB AND BRACKET,
PARLORFURNITUREIN IN SEPARATEP PIECES,
ELEGANT FRENCH CLOCK, ORNAMENTS,
WINDOW AND DOOR DRAPERY, DWARF
BOOK CASE BRUSSELS CARPETS, RUGS,
WALNUT AND PAINTED FURNITURE IN
SETS AND SEPARATE PIECES, FINE HAIR
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS,
WALNUT CHEFONIER. WALNUT PILLAR
EXTENSION TABLE CARD TABLE,wALNUT
DINING CHAIRS, WALNUT SIDEBOARD,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, LARGE QUANTI-
TY KITCHEN REQUISITES AND OTHER
ARTICLES AT AUCTION
rs On + N MONDAY sI},S q " MORNING, NOVEMBER TwEN
1855, at the residence of the late General
Benjamin Alvord, No 1907 = street, between 18th
ana l3tn streets northwest, shall sell excellent
conecuon OF Household effects, which is partly emu
merated above
n16-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
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I'd EDITION.
Latest q6lGglamS to The Star,


The French Deputies Receive NJ. Bris.
sons Program Very Coldly.
PARIS, Nov. 16.-The cabinet, at a meeting
to-day, unanimously agreed to refuse a general
amnesty to political prisoners, but favored the
granting of individual pardor~.
NJ. Brisson, the premier, made statement To-
day In the chamber of deputies respecting the
policy of the government II was received yery
coldly by the members, especially the alIusion
TO the refusal OF the government to grant gem
erai amnesty TO political prisoners. A cabinet
crisis is probable.
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CTR THE BEsr.

CTR THE BEsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS
THE CONCORD COLLAR
Coupe, Carriage, Read. Team and xpress Harness
3f al kinds and description al Lowest Prices
Every Genuine CONCORD HARNIS,S Is stamped
eth makers Trademark.
LUTZ & PRO.
497 PeDnsyly yania Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel.
G1HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE ROBES
IN greal yariefy At Very Low Prices ocl6
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nUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

III O5.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF 2 STORY BRICK HOUSE,
AUCTION. - A''' . A :
BY virtue oftwo deeds of trust the one dated the a
iotn aay OIL March, ID. 1882, duly recorded S3
10 lper o. 1000. folio A. ct seq and the other Gs5
oa.ea % 'he & Isl day Of May A. D. 1883, and duiy
ecoras OF the District of Columbia at the written
o. ne party secured thereby, will offer for
DA4 nA1Yp oF ,H NHOMvEMBER M A. ID. 1885, at HALF-PAST
rUoh OSGLOCk p. NJ, the following described real
ana s o and on the ground plat
Fisher recorded subdivision Of square numbered 1--WE
hundred and sixty-one (56Il
Terms ofsae: One-thrd cash and the balance in one
ano Two years notes to bear interest ut the rate of
per cent per annum. and TO be secured by deed of
ofthe purchaser II the terms not complied with
II zen Gays the trustees reserve the right resell
c0nveyanGlng at the purchasers cost. deposit of
500 Will De require on the day of sale.
1. l. JOHNSON, lr-,,...
noZdEdS VIM. A THOMPSON.) Ai"sUee0'
Evening star., 1885-11-16
Nervous Burmese SailO "a.

TWO HUNDRED OF THEM JUMP OyERRoA I'm
WHEN THE BRITISH FIRE ON THEIR SHIP.
RANGOoN, Nov. 16.-In the fight with the
war vessel belonging to King Theebaw re.
ported yesterday, TIE fire from the British
steamer Kathleen caused 200 of the crew OF
the Burmese vessel to jump overheard The
British then boarded the vessel and proceeded
up the Irrawaddy with her. 1t is reported that
1900 Burmese troops are stockaded at Fort
kuligon, which occupies a high dominating
position overhanging the river at Minhla.
Evening star., 1885-11-16

Fatal Accident at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-JesSe K. Eaton, a
bricklayer, was to-day run over and killed by a
train on the Union railroad in northeast Balti.
more.