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DIAL WHORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

schE.oULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20 1887
LEAVE WASHINGTON PROM STATION, CORNER
OF NtN JERSEY AVENUE AND Y STREET.
, For Chieayo and Northwest. ZAP daily 10 An
For cincinnaa and St Louis Exp. daily .sosaa
For Pittsbury and Cleveland EXP. daily 10 SIS an.
For lexington and Local Stations. IS ,4oam
For Philadelphia, Newark. and Wilmington. :30I
For a points Ssts ss Baltimore .ndpau
adeghs - S :a "a ana rs e p1n :.
For Ba ~ sYe $50 Sso ;r.,S no 70 q
sundays SsS 30. Is $50 80 "a s ana so ~ ss
For aud an ana 80 ana aso
I'm I'm or so snsss 80 An. 80 % ssv s1 Anna
80 an. 4 10 pm ,..us., w..,,n~,o, ana p.,,,
more ) %. 8 20. ! 80 am u; iS. 30. 80. 5.is
and n 80 pm, ON Sundays. $50 an 30. 80
st 81 ons 81 %esroIot.n Branch 10 Is ar.
e io an - 40 Ip FOR SSns spsa station. oni
Sr 1ssithersburg and intermediate points ts.3o =.
fo BOyds and Intermediate stations. II 90 pm.
Chu eck trains leave Warrington on Sunday onlyss
] 10 m. Goppdng at AL stations on Metropolis
For FREDERICK. s:4o an. ~ 80 pm. 70 800
M For sI HhSSiGrsf9IS. rs 40 am. and vs. 30 pm
Trains arrive frS% Ss,s,sS s,i I'M %
am and a:25 p.sL; from htsburs. daily. 20 Ana
.sss css;,s r. ana s. y .Ha # q V
From ;sineerly and ntemediate points north a Bal
''l Tram. leave Bsitmore for washington at $40
$685. &C. GO = o 80 % ma aii Il
: sG ss s saS i 90 SI R
Baxr.rc called for and checked Of hotels and rod
dence. on orders left at Ticket once 6ls and 1854
1s"''' v. N CLEMENTS MANAGER.
n2l G. K. LORD. Genersl h..senser Aren't
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BIIzzARDs AND FLoODs-The first passenger
train since Wednesday last arrived ut 81. Ignace
Mich, from Marquette, on sunday night. Yester.
day another blizzard set In and trains were again
abandoned. A train which left St. Ignace Sun
uny night was caught fast In DRIFT near Allen
Vile terrific storm OF wind and hail swept over
Bolivar County, Miss, sunday evening, doing
much damage 10 the planting interests Heavy
rivers
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

j. G. Butler, Chaplain, l1O7 18th st. NV.
Arson @. McCOOk. Secretary, 1924 nth st. NV.
VIM p. Cannaday, Sergeant-at-ArmS, 3O2 Del av.
Charles w. Johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass ave.
James X. Young. Executive Clerk, 1906 Q 81. NV.
Isaac BaSSett, Asst. Doorkeeper, Is I'd st. ne.
j. l. Christie Act. Asst. DOorkr S5 18th st. u. W.
w. ii. Bigelow, Postmaster, 10 Sd ST. ne.
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The Emperor and Crown Prince.
BOTH OF THEN NOW REGARDED As INyALIDs-rB
REGENCY DECRYrs


REGENCY DEGREES.
The German emperor does not move out of
rooms that are beyond certain temperature, and
he cannot receive public deputation, 1t being
feared that any disturbance might precpitate a
crisis. A dispatch from London last night says:
1t is known that Emperor Frederick is improving,
owing to the removal OF large piece of diseased
cartilage. such a thing has neve. been known to
occur In case or cancerOuS disease. Dr. Waldeyer
will examine the mass removed.
"A medical consultation has been held regarding
the condition OF Prince William who is suffering
from otitfs media perutentd disorder not Danger
Gus In Itself, but symptom OF general tll-heaIth
The eInperors decree OF March n, authorizing
crown Prince William to represent him in the
transaction OF state business, is recognized as
tantaInount 10 the creation OF o cO-regency Be-
SIDES the published decree, another exists which
gives crown Prince william fuller powers In the
event or the emperor suddenly growing worse
Both were obtained by Prince bismarck during his
interviews with the emperor at CharlOttenburg.
Inc late emperOr's Will shows that his total saw.
lngs 90 not exceed $4,000, 600. The larger Dor
ton OF the property Is left TO increase the crown
treasure or general fund OF the crown established
oy his father. The remainder is divided among
Empress Augusta, Emperor Frederick, and the
grand duchess OF Baden. The Babelsburg Castle
ana Co0lentz Palace are bequeathed 10 Empress
Augusta There are numerous minor legacies.
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PROFESSIONAL

MADAME, GRUKA. WONDERFUL TRANCE
be found throughout the world: tells the future
plains dreams numbers, removes evil influences.
Sttings 30 cents and 81 BY mail inclose 81. lock of
hair. date birth. AL business confidential Hindo.
10 am to pm. except sundays.
Now stoppng at 1880 9th st. NV Cars pass the door.
AGME. ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT
U1 AND ASTROLOGIST, tells you the past present
and future Born with VEIL and has wonderful gifts.
She has sstonished people who have consulted her.
cause speedy marriage and bring the separated to-
gether ana convert misery aud dissen ZION into pleas
and contentment Her advice on business matters
is invaluable. She points out your enemies and de-
dentia and those 1t distance sending their
age. and ~ will receive by return mail the out
EnesOf their life Residence 1910 1ltn st. NV. Once
hours, from 10 a m te : p m except SUNDAY; A..
door mhI-t4ap-
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EyENTsoR
0emen SO cents each 40S street between 4th and
9Th streets northwest so3Ow.
DROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
I voyant, Astrologer and Spiritual Medium Born
With second sight aud veil Every hidden mystsry
revealed. Receivers lost or stolen property. Finds
speeSg marris1ss Brings sepsrs:.d tosstSsr Gives
success In businesA Removes AL tnnAlly troubles
snd evil influences Cures scknesA II disappointed
by OF others Judge not all alike - the frofeasoe
cities will time and by calling
the only genuine clarvoyznt in this city, - he sue
ceeds where all others fail and sdverises only what
hs can DO ssnss Soe Of bar .Sy %a On
8 70 & Open sundays from 70 pm.
mh8-1ms al 9th Ct nv.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROW.
TVHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
BEAUTIFUL PIONEERING AND FOLIAGE PLANTS
IN POTS. SUITABLE FOR THE EASTER HOI4I

VT1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
BEAUTIFUL PIONEERING AND FOLIAGE PLANTS
DAYS Ar AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWENTY.
EIGHTH 1888. a THREE O'CLOCK. at my Auction
mnsss '' TaoSas 1uc.on..r
NVHOMAs DOwLlNa. Aucuonesr.
TkgsTEEss SALE bE,S 81 "a yAIgA ,Ig gxps9yEp
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of . deed Of trust dated November
18th, 1885, and duly recorded In Liber ll53 67
District Of Columbia and BY direction Of the party s.
cured thereby will SELL public auction in frolt
# shs RFsmi; ss On MAkSH
P. NJ, the following described property, ntua1e
part Of lot No 2s in squsre No 100 beginning fer
thence north along goth west nineteen feet ONE
inch thence west eightyeght feet and eleven inche
thence north six feet eight inches thence west thirty
nine and half inches and thence east to the place
Of beginning together with the improvements which
consist OF tvostory and basement frame residence,
being No. l46 goth street northwest.
Terms Of sale: One third cash balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and secured BY Q deed Of
trust on the property sold all cash, at the pur-
chasers option; all recording and convey ancing at
est Of p1rchsseF deposit Of 500 will be required
days the property will be resold at risk and Of
mh,a-dsds x GaG BHHREasbb66RR F.I Trustees
eH-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN CON-
sequence Of the weather until WEDNESDAY, MARCH
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM
By order Of the Trustees. mh24.d6ds
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aoxURE ssuEN IN WARRINGTON.
Liss of SENATOR and Representative
and their ReSidences.


SkNATOh4
Ingalls, John J., Kans., b 81. ne
Aldrich, y. W.. r. l., sl2 Conn., ave
Allison, W. b.. Iowa. lI24 Vermont ave.
Bate, W. B., Tenn, Eobitt House.
Berry, James H., Ark, National Hotel
Beck, J. b., Nv, 612 14th 81. NV.
Blair, Ii. W., y. H., POI +. Cap st.
Brown. Joseph F., Ca, WoodInont Flats
Bowen, Thomas NJ. Col, Riggs Eouse.
Blackburn, j. c. =, Ky. Ebbitt House.
Blodgett, Rufus, y. j., 1916 n st. NV
Chace. Jonathan. X. l., 1913 " St NV
Cameron, ;. Donald, Pa, q La Fayette Square.
Coekren, +. NJ. Mo-, lois st. NV.
Coke, Richard. Tex, 4ie 9th stn.w
Call, Wilkinson, Fla, 1903 n ST. NV
CullOn, shelby NJ, ILL.,, 140e Massachusetts, ave
Colquitt. Alfred H., Ga, go New York ave-
Chandler, William E, \. H., 1927 st. NV.
Dawes Henry L., Mass, 1905 ST. NV
DOlph, Joseph N, Oregon, s La Fayette Square
Davis, c: X, Mimi, 100 18th ST. NV.
Daniel, John W., Va, 100 10Th st. NV
Rfmunds, George f., VT, 211I Massachusetts, ave.
Eyarts, VIM. NJ, y. Y, 1901 st. NV.
Eustis; James h. La, I761 st. NV.
Frye, VIM. p, Me-, Hamilton House
Farweil, c. B., ILL.,, 1913 nth St NV
Faulkner c. j., W. Va, 1909 14th ST. NV.
George, J. T., Miss, 150s Qsp st. NV.
Gray, George Del. S14 18th ST. NV
Gibson, Randall l., La, 17:,3 r. l. ave-
German, Arthur p, Nd, 14O3 X ST. NV.
Hawley, Joseph l., Conn.,, 92O I4th St NV.
Her E Ee,sr F.; Mass e l;s25 ST. NV.
Harris, i. G., Tenn. Is LIST ST. me-
Hearst, George, Cal, 1435 Mass. ave-
IahPtOH, Ndut, - ", metropolitan Hotel.
Hlscock, Frank, y. Y, Arlington Hotel
Jones, John p. Nevada. 1901 Mass. ave-
Jones, James n, Arkansas, 30 VI st. NV.
kenna, John T., West Virginia 40 b st. ne.
Morgan, John T., Ala, lib LIST ST. ne.
Morrlll, justin 8, Vermont, 1 Thomas Circle.
MCPHERSON, j. X, y. J., 1014 Vermont ave.
Henderson, Charles F., Neb, Portland Flats.
Mitchell, John H., oregon. Riggs House.
Payne, Henry b., Ohio. 1I22 Vermont ave.
Paddock, A. =, Nebraska, Portland Flats.
Platt, q. H., Connecticut, 4 b st. ne
Palmer, Thomas W., Mich, 1435 st. NV.
Plumb, p. b., HANS, 612 14th st. NV.
Pugh. James l., Ala, 1893 K ST. NV.
Pasco, samuel, Florida. 306 st. NV.
quay, NJ. 3, Pa. 1918 h ST. NV.
Riddleberger, III. H., Virginia, 1l07 q st. NV.
ransom, Matt. W., y. G., Metropolitan Hotel.
Reagan, j. H., Texas. -, 81 It. NV.
SpoOner, John c., Wis, ST. NV.
stanford, Leland, Cal, 1101 X st. NV.
Sabln, Dwight NJ, Mimi, Iowa Circle.
SALISBURY, Ell, Delaware, $40 l4th st. NV.
sawyer, Ph1letus, Wisconsin, 1929 st. NV.
sherman, John, Ohio, 1919 st. NV.
stewart, William NJ. Nevada, 1907 X. l. ave.
Stock bridge, f. B., Michigan, 144O NJ st. NV.
Teller, Henry NJ, Colorado, 20l North Capitol st.
Turpie David, Ind, 80 st. me-
Vance, Zebuon b., y. C., 1877 Massachusetts ave.
Vest, George e., Missouri, 1904 = st. NV.
voorhees,, ID. W, Indiana, 1912 21st ST. NV.
Walthall, f. C., Mississippi, SI3 Vermont ave.
Wilson, Z. h, Maryland. 1209 st. NV.
Wilson, James F., Iowa, 623 18th st. NV.
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MEDICAL, &c.

~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
can be consulted daily aga ' ss between ~ and 9th
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Once always open. mh24-6t.
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GEO. w. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 street.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRoyED

GEO. w. STICKNEY. Auctoneer, 936 F street.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovED
PpkK2 3 SrHr On 18TH STREET. BETWEEN
BY virtue Of deed of trust to us. dated June 81.
1883, and duly recorded in Liber No l121, folio
Of Columbia and at the request of the party secured
sss on " T of FL II bY Of m
A. D. 1883, at 80 O'CLOCK p IN. the following de.
scribed real estate in the city Of Washington District
(4 forty three (4;O and forty tour t44)
Hopkinss subdivision Of square one hundred and ten
Terms of SALE One-third cash, balance in one and
years. respectively for which the promissOy notes
% the must be given to bear interest a. 81
semiannually, and secured by deed of trust on the
al Of At vii be on the
lot at time sale; all conveyancinx at purchasers
the sse .s re the to 'rr
risk and cost OF defautng purchaser after five days
JAS. H. MARI, 936Est
JOB BARNARD. 500 9TH NV.
sF THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. ON AC-
count OF the weather, until TUESDAY, APRIL
JOB BARNARDl r.,,...a..
mh27- ths,m&ds JAS Ii. MARI iruS'ee'.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoners.
ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF FINE TRIPLE SILVER
PLATED WARE. ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY,
NJ MAN TH Gt0CKs A M sR9NzES s9 0spER
At our salesroom. corner 10th street and pennsyl:
vana avenue northwest. sales daily at ELEVEN
SEVEN TssSmnS ae On THRs
DAY, MARCH TWENrY-NINTH. continuing daily
The goods euarsn teed in every respect repre-
fully racked.
mh27-1Ot WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., AuctIoneersL
rTpy,crrr,o CAT +, or, r0I-er,,o, ~ rrn>,rr,,n,
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DENTISTRY.

1lR. STARR PARsoNs DENTIST, sTH ST. COZ
- nsr nv. Gold sno Amalssm flilil r. ssTecial-
Is. Pain prevented In extracting by up plicsuo y %
rams schang teeth saved: srtincial tsseh tnssrssa
y Ytiree dooS from corner of X Deut1stry I'm Ill iD
branchs& Teeth inserted "a psr - Al vork wsr-
- sxtxacted Without pain By I'D q lccel sppoeSoa
Used o&-5ms
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cTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN CON
sequence Of the weather. until WEDNESDAY, MARCI
TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1883, same place, at HAN
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM
By order Of the Trustees mhc4 .d&ds
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

C,HORI ROUTE TO LONDON
- NORDEUTCsHER LLOYD a OQ
Fast Express steamerS
To Southampton london Hsvrsl. Bremen
Elder, Sat, March "a. 30 I'm. sAala We'd.
\ arch e, an Fulda. Sat. March a. g. An
Lam. We'd. April 4: o q. m;
Comfortable staterooma. excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin, t75 and up
ards berth. according 10 location I'd cabdn e5OA
%saa .''ss y 40" IF p aksSS e sss Penn .v.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-16
Thc cn,holic aUnlycrsity.

There seems TO be but little foundation
foisthc runnor that an attempt is being
made to change the site Of the Catholic
University saysthe Baltimore San. DR..
Chappelle- states cmphatically that the
buildings will be erected on the site origi-
nally selected unless, Of course, some un-
forescen contingency arises necessitating
u change. 1t Is expected that early in the
spring the ground will be broken for the
theological building. This will be com
pleted before work is commenced on the
law, medical or scientific departments. A
higher education of the clergy is the object
most sought after by the projectors of the
university. 1t will be expected that the
students on entering the university shall
already have fair degree of knowledge of
theology.
/. Tho purpose there will be TO carry them
deeper into the study of theology, to
broaden their minds and train them 10
think outside of books. So il will be with
the other departments when they are es-
tablished. The lawyer and the doctor
Will already have been admitted to their
professions when they enter the univer-
sity. There they will be instructed in
actual practice. II is the intention to so
arrange all the courses at the university
that, il n man has some talent as basis
10 work on, he can be aided in attaining
distinction
The Washington critic., 1888-01-16
Lovc ENDS in Tragedy.

A dispatch from North Adams Mass,
says: "a startling story comes from Han
cock, a town bordering on New York
State, about fifteen miles from this place,
without railroad or telegraph connections
Carrie Brockaway, eighteen years old, the
handsome daughter Of farmer Drocka-
way, and Washington Sweet had boon
meeting secretly. Brockaway and his
SONS became incensed armed themselves
with shot-guns and revolvers and set out
for Sweets house to kill him. Sweet bar
ricaded the doors of his residence, and
when tho Brockaways demanded admit
tance fired upon them. The bullet took
effect in the leg of one of the sons. A
lively fusiade followed until sweet ceased
firing. Carrie Brockaway appeared on
the scene just as her relatives forced the
door. Sweet was found on the floor, APP
parently dead with a bullet wound in
The right shoulder. Carrie screamed, mp
braided her brothers and father for caus-
ing her lovers death, and, seizing q cary
ing knife from the table, which was par
tally set for dinner, cut her throat, and,
falling across Sweets body blcd to death
before doctor could be summoned.
The wounded Brockaway was brought
into the house, when it was found that
his hip was shattered by the charge from
Sweets gun. lie is in critical condi-
ton. Sweet was hit by n bullet from q
Ttyolyer which, passed upward and
LODGED in his neck. "
The Washington critic., 1888-01-16
The New York Horsomcn

The members of the New York Riding
Club, who so kindly volunteered Mr., j, D.
Brown their services to assist at the OPEN
ing of the Washington Riding Academy
Saturday, arrived ON the Congressional
train three hours late Friday night. They
were at once taken to ChGmberlin's, ted
and put away for n rest. Their horses
arrived on an earlier train. The names
of the gentlemen are George @. Clausen,
Il. H. Johnson, Colonel Il. b. Parsons,
Co )ncl Il. u. Ncwhall, II. w. Schmidt,
c. A. Benton, G. G. Clausen, Il. W.
Bernstorll and d. H.. Seybil Mr. Howard
Carroll was detained at home by death
in his family.
Yesterday afternoon the club were en-
teItained at the Highland Club by Mr..
John +. Waggaman and the ride through
the sush and mud and the oysterloast at
tb- lovely clubhouse were thoroughly
enjoyed. Last night the gentlemen of the
New York club entertained u small party
of friends at an elegant supper at Clam
borlin's and at ll;20 the party left for
NaN, Naplf
The Washington critic., 1888-01-16
RAILROADS.
The Great pennsylvania Route.
ssgs 2. 5,li,.all.sI


TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
BoaJie Tract. SEoadif Sceggg
IN FFIIor NOVEMBER 10, 1887.
Trains isare Wosh0igf0n ff0A Station, C0rRcr
Of sl1A aud y Sitcefs. as FOHow@
For pittsburg and thr West Chicago Limited
Express of Palace sleeping Cars ~ $3.50
IN daily; East Line $50 M daily 10 Gin
cinnatl and 81 Louis, with sleeping cars
from Harrisburg to Cmcnnntl aud buffet
car TO ST. Louis; daily except Saturday. 60
Chicago, with sleeping car Altoona 10 tlll-
CaRo. Western Express az $40 y m daily,
With sleeping ear cars Washngt,o9 l,l, TO- OIi,
Harrisburg 10 Cleveland connecting
daily at Harrisburg With through sleep
ers for Louisville and Memphis; Pacific
the West with through sloopors TO Pitts
bnrg and Plttsburg 10 Chicago,
BADlg MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara. 10 p m. daily except saturday
with palace cars Washington TO Rochester.
For Williamsrort, Lock Haven aud Elmira at
U:5U IN daily except Sunday.
For New York aud tho East. 200 o, II aud
113O m, 9, 1ilO, 10 and 1fsl0 y m. On
Sunday o, 1110 am, 2,dun, iOand ! 20
pm. Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor
and Dining Cars OI0a m daily except
sunday. and $40 y m daily.
For boston without cnange 2 y m every day.
For Brooklyn, NY, nll through trains connect
mex, affOrding direct transfer 10 Fulton
:. street, avoiding double fertiage across
New York city.
For Philadelphia. 7i2o. o. II and 11IO a m, .
di10. q, 10 and 1l:2O p IN. ON sunday, -,
11ao m, 2,d1O, q, 10 and 1ls2O y IN.
Limited Express purlQr and dining cars,
Oi0 IN week days and 3i5 p NJ daily.
For baltimore 6:36, T:2O, o, O:10, $3.50. / l
and II 40 am, 1905, 2,J:i5, I;10, i;2O,
d;40, U,iSi1O, 10 and 11:2O IN. ON sun
day, 9, Oi06, $50. 1910 am, ,, 3j5, i:lO
81 II
For Pope's Creek Limo, 100 a m and i:iO
y IN daily except sunday.
For Annapolis, 7:2O and y m, 1905, 100
and p m daily except sunday. Sundays,
Oam and 4;10 pm.
ALEXANDRIA, MD FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria @, GI5, S.iO, Ol7, 1857 m,
1901 noon, 2:O5, d:2j, >. O:Ol. O3O, sos,
1905 and 1887 pm, On sunday at @,
Od7, 1857 m. $50 G;3O, 800 and
1905 pm.
/ Accommodation for Quautico, . p IN week
| days.
For Richmond and the South @, 1857 m
| daily ana 0O1 y m daily except sunday.
\ Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, BO3
TU0, s, OIO, 1913. I 1O1 u IN, 1;nO 3
3.23, $40, 7O5, O:l2 1912 and l1:O5 I
m. OnSunday at DslO and ttOT IL IN
>, 5.1O, T.0J. O:32 and 1912 pm.
] Tickets and informa tion at tho oilicc north
cast corner df 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at tho Station where orders car
4 be loft for the checking Of baggage to dcstina
tisn from notels and residences.
CIIAS. IL. pUGH, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. G.. Il, y.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-16
cLrY NnwArAnAnnArns.

w. II. Dali was elected president Of
the Biological Society ON Saturday even
ing.
The eighth annual ball of the italian
Benevolent Society will be given on the
Sth of February next.
Edward w. Koch has assigned his
stock of books and stationery, at No i22l
Pennsylvania avenue, to Myer Cohen.
"A regular meeting of the Anthropo-
logical Society will be held tomorrow
evening at the Cosmos Clubs Assembly
Hall.
-AGaior Inman, who for the past two
years has led the Salvation Army in this
city is to be superseded by Majors Wells
and CoZens.
THE funeral of w. s. G. Redman long
an examiner in tho Patent Office, took
place from his residence, 1851 Tenth street,
yesterday afternoon.
AT the meeting Of Thomas Guard
Council, U. $. Benevolent Fraternity on
Saturday night, the officers recently
elected were Installed.
AT a meeting of the T. NJ. Hcaly
Branch of the Irish National League last
evening Captain Patrick O'I'aroll deliv-
cred q stirring address on the wrongs of
Ireland
Cardinal Gibbons said low mass
| yesterday morning at 8 o'clock at st.
Peters, assisted at solemn mass ut 1880
and in the afternoon confirmed over 200
| children.
Coroner Patterson yesterday after in
vestigating tho cause of VIM. Under
| woods death, decided that no blame was
attached TO The Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company.
The Smngorbund concert at Edcrs
| Hall last night was one of unusual merit.
| The Alexandria Musical Association in
| troduced q novelty in the performance of
a waltz on twelve zithers.
Arthur NJ. Muzzy was elected prsi-
dent of the st. Johns Mite Association on
! Saturday evening, Peter H. IIooc, vice
president; Joseph NJ. Wilson, secretary
and Andrew Glass, treasurer
Three celebrated clcrgymcn were
heard in Washington Yesterday Bishop
Garrett of Texas at the Epiphany, Bishop
Potter of New York at Trinity, and Ed
ward Everett Hale at All Souls Church.
AT meeting held under the auspices
ofthc w. G. T. o., at the Congregational
Church, yesterday afternoon, the aims
and work of the Hope and Help Mission
for rescuing fallen women were explained.
AT the annual election of the Gridiron
Club Saturday night, Fred. Perry Powers
was chosen president, M. G.. Scckendorf,
yice-president, and Robert NJ, Lamar sec
retary. II. l.. West was elected to mem
bership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Lind cele.
brated their golden wedding anniversary
last evening ut Masonic Hall. The guests
were numerous and included many from
Baltimore. Mr.. Henry Adler acted as
POSTMASTER
Patrick Danneher and John Connors
were arrested yesterday afternoon, charged
with stealinga horse wagon and harness
! from thp gtnhl of Jospnh Covln Ou Snti1r.
day night. They pleaded drunkenness as
their excuse.
Captain w. II. Green of Richmond
has been promoted from the position OF
superintendent of the Richmond and
Danville Division to general superintend
ent of the Richmond and Danville system
and will have his office in Washington.