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CoNGREssnEN IN wAsHuNcroy.
List of Seuafevs and Representative
and their Hcsidemces.

SENATOR'S.
ingalls,, John J., Kans., b st. ne
Aldrich, y. W.. R J., SIP Conn. ave-
Allison, W. b, Iowa, lu24 Vermont ava
Bate W. B., Tenn, Ebbitt House.
Berry, James IL, Ark, National Hotel
Beck, J. B., KY. 612 14th ST. NV
Blair, ii. W., y. II. POI +. Cap ST.
Brown, Joseph E, Ca, Woodmont Flats
Butler, VI. C., s G.. 1151 p ST. NV.
Bowen, Thomas NJ. col. Riggs House.
Bodgett, Rufus, n. j.. 1915 ST. NV.
Chace, Jonathan, X J., 1913 y st. NV.
Cameron, :. Donald. Pa. q La Fayette Square
Coke, Richard, Tex, 4I9 9Th 81. NV
Call, Wilkinson, Fla, 1903 y ST. NV.
CullOm, shelby NJ, Ill, l4o2 Massachusetts, ava
Chandler William F., n. H., 1921 ST. NV.
Dawes, Henry L, Mass, 1705 st. NV.
B BI Joseph n y, Oregon La Fayetse Square.
Daniel John W., Va, 100 10th st. NV.
Edmunds, George F., VI, 211I Massachusetts, ava
Eyarts, Wm. NJ, n Y, 1901 K 81. NV.
Eustis, James b. La, 1891 81 NV
Frye, VIM. p, Ne. Hamilton House.
Farweil, c. B., Ill. 1898 18th ST. NV
fsorxe u I, W va 1899 .s,l lttn St NV
Gray, George, Del, sl4 18th st. NV.
GIBSON Randall l., La, LIS, r. !. ave.
&orman, Arthur p, Md, 14O5 x st. NV
Hoar, George f.. Mass, I325 st. NV
Hale, Eugene, Me-, 81 18th ST. NV.
Harris, !. G., Tenn. 13 LIST ST. ne.
Hampton. Wade, s. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Hiscock, Frank, y. Y, Arlington Hotel
Jones, John p Nevada, 1901 Mass. ave.
Jones. James K, Arkansas, g15 NJ 81. NV.
kenna. John E.. West virginia. lao 81. me-
Morgan, John T., Ala, 113 LIST ST. ne.
Morr1ll Justin s.. Vermont. Thomas Circle
McPherSOn, j. r., ". j.. 1Ol4 Vermont a,l.
Henderson, Charles F., Neb Portland Flats
Mitchell. John H., oregon. Riggs House.
Payne, Henry B., OHIO, 1122 Vermont ave.
Paddock, A s., Nebraska. Portland Flats.
Platt, U. H., Connecticut, ST. me-
Palmer, Thomas W., Mich, 1885 st. NV.
Plumb, p. B., HANS, 612 14th st. NV.
Pugh. James l., Ala, 1893 St NV.
Pasco, Samuel, Florida, 300 ST. NV.
quay, NJ. $, Pa, 1918 & ST. NV.
Rtddleberger, D. H., Virginia, 1l07 G St NV.
Ransom, Matt W., n. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Reagan, J. H., Texas. 222 Sd st. NV.
spooner, John c., Wis, st. NV.
stanford, Leland, Cal, 1T01 X ST. NV.
Sabin. Dwight NJ, Mimi, Iowa Circle
SALISBURY. Ell. Delaware, $40 14th St NV.
sawyer, PhietuS. Wisconsin, 1920 st. NV.
sherman, John, Ohio 1919 K ST. NV.
stewart, William NJ. Nevada, 1907 r l. ave.
Stockbridge, F. B., Michigan, lao ST. NV.
Teller, Heary NJ, Colorado, POI North Capitol st.
Turpie, David, Ind, 50 ST. ne.
Vance, Zebulon B., \. c., 1927 Massachusetts ave.
Vest, George c., Missouri, 1904 st. NV.
voorhees,, ID. W., Indiana, 1912 21st st. NV.
Walthal, E C., Mississippi, INA r l. ave.
Wilson, E. X, Maryland. log y ST. NV.
Wilson, james F., Iowa, 623 18th st. NV.
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Feared She would Never Die.
TBE AGED WIPE OF FARMER TAXES HER LIFE IN A

gHE ASkD WIFE OF FARMER TAXES HER LIFE IN
SINGULAR MANNER
FTI1sBCRG, Pa, April 2i--A special 20 the C6Da-
nlercIdi from Ere says: Mrs sarah Ann McCray
the aged wife OF Geo. McCray, a wealthy farmer.
near FalTv1ew, Few mornings ago went early to
The beds OF the members OF the family. kissed
them gOod-oy, and LETT the house. She was finally
IOund after two days OF search by scores OF neigh
oOrs. at the bottom OF a deep ravinr, into which
sne had slipped and roll q. Although she must
nave received injuries which would in themselves
have proved fatal, she shot herself through the
heart, apparently after she fell The unfortunate
woman mad fear that she would never die.
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Cuban Patriots Active.

NEW ORGANIZATION FORMED IN KEY WEST.
The troubles ID cuba have started the cuban
pat riots at Key West Fla. into action az ain, and
a new organization has Just been formed with over
100 HlsinO.Ts. Great SECRECY Is Observed ana only
those are admitted 20 membership who are known
10 BE- radical in their hatred Of The Spanish rule.
u + sli THAI II Is Jhelr ln1eRllo1 send small
sauatS OF nIiuUsters 70 CUBA 10 annoy the govern
rlIeuf A. much As possible ---.----..
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z. B. BARNUM, 4 CO.,
e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
FoR The Bors TINS Werk.

FoR TIE Bors TINS WsEk.
SHIRT WAISTS. SAILOR SUITS, JERSEY SUITS,
KILT SUITS. Two-PIECE SUITS, THREE-P1EcE
SUITS, FOUR BUTTON cUrAwAY SUITS. SPRING
ovERcoATs FOR BOYS FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN
YEARS WE BELIEVE WE HAVE THE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF THESE GOODS OF ANY HOUSE
IN THE CITY. OUR STYLES ARE CORRECT. OUR
PRICES INVARIABLY THE LOWEST. AsELEc-
TON FROM THIS STOCK WILL BE EASY AND
PLEASANT. HUNDREDS OF sEAsoNAB1E BAR
GAINS ARE AWAITING YOU AT OUR STORE. IT
IS OUR DESIRE TO BENEFIT EVERY VISITOR
AT OUR HOUSE. AND WE ARE SINCERE IN
STATING THAT THIS SEASON WE ARE FULLY
PREPARED TO DO so.
IN MEMS CLOTHING WE ARE RECEIVING
NEW NOVELTIES EVERY DAY.
GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co.,
,, 400 SEVENTH STREET NV. COR. D.
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The Coming Chicago Conven,,o,.

Chicago dispatch to the New York Sun
Last week when Chairman Garrison, OF The
National Republican Committee, was in town a
senseless rumor was set afioat that the comm,ttee
had found the new Auditorium united in every
way Tor the great convention, and also that IL
could not be finished in time. A day later rumor
mad IL that w1gwam was to be built hurr1edly.
and that the Auditorium had been abandonad'
Next II was declared that this was scheme to Vet
q Dig convention hall and pack IL in Blaine's
interests These rumorS are now being doled out
by correspondents in this city, but there ia NOT
WORD OF truth TO any OF them. The Auditorium
seats within eight hundred or as many persons "a
the 1854 convention hail. and Will seat them An
within radius OF $50 feet whereas the end of the
Old nall was 800 feet away from the Speakers
stand IL Will De ready In ample time but even II
~ should not be, In less than ten DAYS time the
EXPOSITION building could be fitted to accOmmO-
date ten thousand people
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
THoMAs BOWLING. Auc;ioneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN, ID. c. KNOWN As WHITE HOUSE H0-
TEIs l04s AND 1850 SGD sTkEET. MAR TIE
AT THE TERMINUS OF The W O. X X 90.
AND 3209 AND 32l5 GRACr AVENUE AT Pc b
LILO AUCTION.
o1AdoNDAY. APRIL THIRTIETH, 1855, in front
O. the Promises. commencing at Five O'CLOCK y NJ.
VIII sell the following described property sabdisis
SION OF Lot %, fronting % Is 100 feet side
OF SD street between Craze avenue and the Canal.
and improved by TOURIST Brick house. containing
ABOUT twenty tive rooms, bowl. ng alley and large
hall. being Noa 104S and 1850 SD street
Immediately after. sub. Lot 80 fronting l6 23-1O0
feet on the north sid Of Grace avenue. near High
street and improved by two-story and basement
No. 32l5 Grace avenue-
Immediately after. sub Lot 30 fronting 2l feet on
the north side OF Grace and i'm proved by
story Brick House. being No. 500 Craze avenue
Terms onethird cash. balance in aud two years
with interest and secured by Deed trust en- the
property sold all cash the purchaser's option
900 viii be required each piece time OF sale All
recording and convsyancing az purchasers cost
ap1S-dkds THOMAS DOWNING. Auct.
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EIoped at Night on One Mule.

ST. LOUIS, April ga special from Magnolia,
ARR, says: Edward Hammack, a prosperous plan
Ter, elOped with pretty sixteen-yeaT-old NOrclna
foreman TO avoid detection they rode away at
night on the same mule. both attired In mems
clothing. HammaCk mOrtgeged his property,
stole 500 OF his W fe's money, and LETT her with
six children, almost destitute.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,


N 800 b street southeast.
AssrGHxE,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
GG SSfEssSSKKSssx PsiL T~ESfY-FooSfz'A Al FIVE
lsss stree; IT s0n,ss S :nS
i Brief House "a feet by IS, with ten large roos
and an lAx20 iis in GOOD order has large and dry
cellar and for business purposes or residence very
one hundred dollars at sale. Terms at sale Con-
s 3 S.ssi' &c sIAR s::,sa...
L BETNEEN IMENTY,FfRsT SSp Twenty;
fMfSFr rEff II ONE sSsbsiS FEET 70
isss FIVE ER v. Vt. I'll N
, r.s g! ss;T, % g AND SQUARE =,
100 feet alley and located in one Of the mos.
q Rocf Win p.cs Iii. .
S the
netss to be given bearing Per cent interest from day
LOT 81
to Sc eo%psd /" osSsrsi ss' right n
chaser after i've days public notice Of snch resale in
some newspaper published in Washington D. G.
DuNoANsoN BROS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Auctioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN L AND NJ
STREETS NORTHWEST.
3 I2ssDA FIVE AfR T Ell AT
ront Of the premises parts q sub lots 2S and ~ IN
square 1877 fronting Ia feet 18th street
BY 1877 feet to 3Ofoot alley. Win be sold in part
q whole.
Terms: Assume trust Of $780, bearing per cent in
terest balance in cash. If sold whole If in part the
terms of sale cash Conveyancinx, &C.. at purchasers
cost. $500 deposit at time sale Terms to be COM
piled with in ten days. otherwise right reserved to
sell at risk and defaultng purchaser after
days public notice of such resale in newspaper
published in Washington, d. c. The Real Estate Title
Insurance Co.'S abstract
FRANCIS HUFTY,
Real Estate and Loan,
ap18-6t 1901 stn.w
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OFFICERS OF TIE SENATE,

J. G. Butler, Chaplain, 11O7 18th ST. NV
Arson g. McCook. Secretary, 1924 nth st. NV.
Vim. p. Cannaday, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3O2 Del av.
Charles W. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass. ave.
James r. Young, Executive Clerk, 1906 @ 81. NV.
Isaac BasSett, Asst. Doorkeeper, 1S I'd st. ne.
j. l. Christie, Act. Asst DOork'r S25 18th St q. W.
W. II. Bigelow, Postmaster. 10 Sd ST. ne.
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Won by a Hungry Cow.
SIZE EATS SOME HAT JCST ~ TINE TO WIN $780,


SIZE RATS SOME HAT JCST TINE TO WIN 500, COO
FOR A POOR FARMER
In September 1871. Grfffirn Jones, q farmer OF
Forcstp0rt, Oneida County, purchased at tax sale
i tract OF 800 acres or land in the town OF Ale
Sany, CaJ.ardusus County, Y. y. The tract was
Wild anu Barren in an Isolated region, and its
owner, James HI, mad ceased paying taxes on II
and had removed from H. Jones, VINO was a m IA
81 limited means, PAD $50 1or the property,
hut after visiting 10 he concluded that IL was not
worth putting any more money IN, and he paid
10 more atJeaJlOn 10 the purchase beg Ond secur-
fnZ lis tax deed On the I'D OF september,
lss3 two years after the date OF purchase.
y ash gave him lel,al title 10 the land In 1879
petroleum WAS discovered in Allegany- Hill
assumed control again Of the tract he had
abandoned, and transferred II 10 the Brad
ford Oh co. This company drilled wells on
the tract and 10 proved 10 be a valuable and large
producer OF oil. Jones was ignorant Of the sudden
great value the tract he held the deed Tor mad been
given by the oil discovery until 1850 when IL had
yielded more than 100000 worth OF OIL and was
SIN a great producer. Jones brought suit against
The OIL company in the Cattaraugus County Court
70 regain possession or the tract and Tor an ac-
counting FOR the OIL that had been taken from IL
and sold Tor the pro1t OF the company The COM
pany disputed Jones title 10 the property In the
clause IN the tIx-Sale law OF New York state
which makes tax deed Invalid n the purchaser
cOes nOt on The occupant OF premises bought
at tax sale notice TO redeem the same within two
years The oil company asserted int Hill was
cupylng he premises when the deed was passed 10
Jones. aud received no redemption notice within
TIE required TINE, and the occupancy was claimed
- the novel point OF Law that although Hill was
hot living On the tract, ne had lett 4 quantity OF
hay II a Shanty Oh the place when he moved OF OF
IL. which gave HIN legal dOi2icile.
This was J1e entire u IenSs TO the suit, and the
C4ttGrIuggs court decided that II the simple fact
II there being hay On The place, claimed, could
De established. IL would be ample proof OF Occu-
pancy law. and would destroy Jones title 10 the
property. The JrIAl resulted IN favor o, the oil
Jones proved Dy SIX witnesses that On the nd OF
september lS73 one dag before he became entitled
to the property uld-r the TAX deed. Hills COW
lad entered the sh.nty AID e.ten ali the hay that
It'll left there, thus GepFly.ng Hi OF Legal DON'T
Gle and leaving 10 one In &C :upancy OF the
premises on whom redemption notice could ue
served- BY that act OI HllIs COW Jones title 10
The property was established, ana Jones OBTAINED
2 verdict for accounting Tor the OIL, which
amounted 10 nearly halt Z million dollars.
The OIL company obtained an order Tor a new
TRIAL but Jones was agI4l successful, and his
Judgment was afrirm Uy the General Term and
EdrclslOn has Just been given by the Court OF Ap-
pals Sustaining. all the points In the case In favor
" Jones.
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DRY GOODS.
Nrw SpRrSa Goops.

We have Jus; received fresh assrtment o. SPRING
DRESS GOODS. comprising fun line of Biack rHIils
Frsncais Pcsu de Sole. and hsscott slim. Satin
pache~s and sursh silks all grades Black snk LAcs
Founcing. China slks ssttecns and Chslliss In
choice designs. Wool suitins,. IN plain and Combine
ton Black Grenadines. Linen shectnss and Pillow
Linens. Damask Table Cloths and NApkins all stsn~
HOE BRO co
,,h,s,n 1928 Est
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NH0NAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
vERY yALIABLR IMPROVED PROPERTY IN

On FRIDAY, APRIL TwENTY-SEvENTH. 1855
five O'CLOCK p NJ. in front OF the premises. 4
VIII sell part Of lot - in square No 63 fronting -
tect N inches the west side OF 30th BY q
depth of 65 feet improved BY large and nearly
brick dwelling. containing nine and cellar with
AL modern improvements beug No. l3U2 S0th street
northwest Also immediately thereafter part of lot
% adjoining the above property, ana fronting 80 feet
on 30th street by . depth OF 90 feet.
Terms One-third cash. balance in and two
years with interest and secured by deed of trust
property cold all cash at the purchasers OPTION
deposit OF 800 viii be OCCURRED on each piece Of
property at time Of sale. AT conveyancinE and record
ing At purchasers cost. II terms of not
Piled with Gen days fr M day of sale the property
viii be resolo at the nd cost OF tie DIT ting
purchaser. IhOMAS DOMLI>G.
apl4-dSds AncIiunerr
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PARIS POLICE ACCUSED OF BoCLANefsN THE
PARIS Temps accuses the police OF supporting the
Bouiangisls and treating the students SEVERELY
The municipal council has adopted an order OF The
gay opposing ple6iscite, cohdemnlng the Bou.
lahgisI campaign and declaring Its readiness to
pubic. vote OF confidence in the ministry was
ADOPTED. the project OF police protested against
the charge or showing lenity toward Boulanoisfs
he declared that he would suppress all riotous
bands. Inc council resolved TO accept the protest
ana asked the project TO expel all anti-republican
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctione r. apl
CEo. ". sTIcK.NEY. Auctioneer.

e. '" =
By virtue of deed of trust. dated March 30 1887,
and recorded in liber 124S. folio 256 ct seq Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and By
direction of the party secured thereby the under
signed trustees wifi offer at public auction in front Of
NAY 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK, the following de
scrabed property All that certain piece parcel Of
tori in the District Of Columbia to wits Part Of lot
No d. in square No S05. beginning for the same At
Afteen dol square eisht hundred and Ave Sso
SIO) foot aley thence along said alley north twelve
(i2) feet and six and three-fourths $50 tnches;
line on the west side of 9Th street northeast thence
along said 5th street south twelve S!2 feet and Ex
ming. Improved by { two-story. six CO. room brick
house and modern conventences.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
GEORGES +. 0RAHAM.l rrnsxaaa
su2l.lOt THOMA0 b. SHOEMAKER.S ~.
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eminent boards 10 Edinburgh Scotiaud IA 4 isrre
number OF ladies have voted Ct the Scosch parish
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INHUMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FOUR, STORY BRICK
RESIDENCE, NO. 1909 q sThEkr NORTH

WEST.
By virtue of three deeds of trust dated respectively
the 14th day of April. 1SS3 and duly recorded in
Iiber No. 1888, folio 4s3 ct seQ- one OF the Land
Records for the District of Columbia and the 25th
day of June 1888 and duly recorded in iber lo4l,
folio 4S1 ct seq one Of the Land Records Tor the
District of Columbia, and also the 9th day OF AU-
2l0 ct seq. of the Land Records the District
Of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured
thereby the undersigned Trustees viii sell on
DAY. the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APRIL 1855, At
FOUR O'CLOCK 4. NJ. IN front OF tie premises. the
following described real estate iIuate IN the city Of
Washington, District of Coluinia to wit Part VI lot
No 3 in square No. 2SS, beginning for the ct the
southwest of said lot thence north
$3.50 feet; thence east twenty-five l22l feet thence
south nsty-six (g6) feet. thence west twenty two
t) feet to the place OF BEGINNING, tOSether with the
improvements, which consist Of toLr-story brick
residence, containing ten rooms, being No. l2O9 q
street northwest
Terms: third cash. the residue IN two equal pay
ments at six and tw I've months with tes bearing in
terest at per cent snnum Until paid and secured
by deed of trust the property sold al at the
option of pureha-er. AL convtysncipg and recording
at the ttrue sale II the terms Of sale not
piled with days. the trustees the right
resell the property risk and of the default
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, } rr,s,ass
app dts ALBERT L. STURIEkANT,S A4'esS
eE- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY APRIL TWENTY EIGHTH, 1855, same
A0"i anu f'A''' - '' THOMAS BOWLING.
aplS-d&ds Auctioneer.
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RAILROADS.

scheinie in eject March 81. 1883
$40 A. Mast Tenn Mail Daily for Wsrrentoa
Gordonsville Chzriottes vile. iynchburs and stations
sErinss. Allesheny springs bristol knoxville hcms
Sleeper Wssh,nston % New orleans
ll:2I A Mast Mail Daily for wArrenton; ch.s-
io,tesNllle. Serdonsyille stations Ches ONO tous
tween Lynchburx aud Dsnville. 0ree..~boro Raleigh
charlotte. columbia Aosns,A. Atlanta Birmtns-
iornia Pullman sleeper o' Ss% Sors TO Rtlsnis
liant. 70 New orleans and Mann BosSSP se.psrs
man Sleeper l,anVtlle % Columbia aud Charleston,
solid trains Washington 60 Atlanta Does not counert
foI = ana % roIte POINTS sundays
straseurg: and intermediate stations.
q, =. 50 y M-Messsrn Enpress Daily for wsrrenton.
and 50 inner resorts and nesr line OF ChespcAks
ana ohio route Pullman SleePerS and Solid Trans
western points. Through Pullman sleepers Washing
ton 10 Memphis without change.
buzz, Danyille Raleigh Asheyile. Charlotte
ooinnuia. Aiken Augusta, Atlanta Montgomery. Neg
V vi ans I.sas and California Pullman sieeper
MONTGOMERY: Pullman sleeper washington 20 Akea-
Trans on washington and ONO division leave Wash.
nston y IL A NJ, DAILY except sunday aud .a5 2.
n ballg arrive Round Hill II ss A NJ and g.2l p.
a.; het1rins leave Round Hin $3.50 A. NJ Daily and
s.:,s A n snd eheeit SunoaS arriving washington
Through trains from tie south via Charlotte Dsn-
nll.e and y nshbug arrive IN Washington 10 A "
and - L NJ wa last Tennessee, Bristol aud Lynch
burg az lis IL A. NJ. and q 40 a. NJ. Wis Chernpsaks
and ONO route and chA.otiesvills at y 40 p NJ.
Tckets, sleeping reservation and informa ton
lsfnlSLed and hAS-Jge checked AZ ofce, 1900 PENN
vsaia Railroad. 90 and SIS. JAS l. TkSL0R
AnA-o tenerAl Passenger Agent
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CARDINAL GIBBONS GONE SOuTH.-Cardinal Glib.
Tor Asheville, n. C., to attend the Conference OF
the Catholic prelates working In the Interest Of
southern immigration. He was ACCOMPANIED by
bisnop D. D. KAN, OF wheeling; Rev. JnO s. Foley
OF ST. Martins church; Rev. Father Cau4hey' Of
Laurel, Md. Rev. Father Connolly, OF Rockviia
ana Major Kelly. The party LEFT In the car of the
president OF the Richmond and Dany1Iie Ratirood
and Will remain South until Friday. o"N'
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NyHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT BRoNZEs. LARGE
BlSQUE FIG RES. FINE P0RCELAINS. ELL
CANT VASES, BRASS LAMPS. BRONZE MAN TEL
SET ARR ICLES OF VERTU, BRlC-A- BkAC, &c
By virtue of O deed of trust, dated the 10th day of
March, 1855 aud duly recorded Liber l3l 1. folio
ct seq, one Of the la records for Washington.
d. c. the undersigned Trustee will sell, by order Of
the party secured thereby. on MONDAY. the THIl-
TIEfH DAY OF APRIL 1855, commencing Of
ELEVEN O'Clock at the auctiop-roons Of Thomas
bowling 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue the
following Personal Effects:
: BISQUE FIGURiS S, BY CARRIER; BRONZE
CANDIES1ICks. BRASS LAMP ELEGANT
BRONZES, NANCY. FAIENCE AND DRESDEN
PORCELAINs; PAIR OF SENEIis AND BRONZE
PLAQUES, VENETIAN CARVED FIuCkEs.
CLUISONNE AND BnoNZE VASES, ROCCOC0
ORNAMENTS. BOHEMIAN GLASS SILVER
PLATED WARE, THREE LARGE BIsQUE
HEADS, ARTICLES OF NERTU. BhIC-A-B EAt,
CABINETS AND BRACKETS. TOGETHER VII II
MANY OiHER ARTICLES THAT CANNOT BIZ
ENUMERATED.
Terms cash.
apl3-dts ROBERT s FLETCHER, Trustee.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sCAEDULE IN EEFECI NOVEMBER 20, lss

LEAVE MAsE INGroS FROM STATION, G z EB
or SEM JE..sEf AVENUE AND e sThE Il.
80 90 Chicero aud Northwest, kIp daily 1858 am.
- For Cincinnati and St Louis Ext. daily . .3oI,a
Ior Pittsburs md Cleveland. EXP. daily 10 .55An.
For Lexington and Local Stations IS .4oam.
For Philadelphisl N.sark, and Wilmington. 7:31l
M 23 y, In ana q o 90 pns daily Lsprsss
adelphla IS 900 am and 20 10 pm.
Sr Ssa ntipSsr and 1sees,a'e ps q 20 e
an, IL To- 2;35. 10 l45-minute trzinl. 3 80 so
s stS 80 80 5 a. 10 5 . and "a
$3.50: 40, 5 30 -. Is, : 30 and IL 30 pm.
siis, 40. $50 sa o. $50. 80 pm sana.ys
For Way Stations between washington and Balt.
m mo co. 40 So Sa a% ls:io so 20 ~
44o. 8 As and and Il 80 p m. ''O --'
f95 Stations e. MsrVPS SDi Bspcs
81 10 . M. and IS 80 pm. son sunday stops a. e
For Gsthersbury and intermediate points 1880.
m. III 80 p-m- s5 80. I'll 20 pm
For Boyds and intermediate stations. 200 pm.
Church trains leave Washington on sunday oniyls
l:l0 z H.. stopping at all stations on Aetropoutas
For FREDERICK. $40 an 1890 pm. IS 80.
For HAaERsIo&N. rs. 40 IN. and .5.3op.m.
aT frS t5SI .S ssi ma Avn ssS
an and .:25 pm; from Pittsbure daily Z 20 an
From ThiIsdelphia, Chester and Wilmington, As
Am, TO- q 10 and 80 m. daily. and u 90 pm
Prom sinserly and ntermediate points north OF Bal
Trains lesse Baltimore for Washington at 5:la
500 800 SS e $50 g. 40 70 an. half Il Is 80
m on sundays. go. 20, sso5. 10 90 an. 50
f * sunday Daily. isand. IA 80 only 1a-
baggage called for and checked at hotels aud rss-
denees on orders left a. Ticket once. ols sna isSi
" A'e e.AaENrs. General Mau.rr.
MI CHAs. %. sCCLL General Passenger Aeent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

ANOTHER vorE OF CONFIDENCE IN FrOourr.-m
tne French chamber OF deputies yesterday Count
oe Aartemprey declared that N. FloQueeS action
IN appointing civilian IN. de FreycineO minister
OF war was revolutionary, and would have q de-
piosaoie enect upon the army. Premier FloQuet
said there We're as many civilian as military min
said IL was revolutionary to force Q general into
pon.lcal agitations. He reminded the chambers
military cabinet under Gambetta He would re-
Ply py MS acts TO accusations OF Incompetence
Inc national defense belonged to republican, 70
whom france mad been LEFT unarmed and mutt
iated ne knew hts duties and would perform
sntm wild all his energies. vote OF confidence
IN N. oe Freycinet was adopted-377 TO l7a