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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SPLENDID IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON FOUR
$1,000 IEENlH STREET. AT AUCTION.
BEING IMO STORES. WITH FLATS ABB I'VE, con.
TANNING FOUR ROOMS AND ATTIC, AND
THkEE TWO-STOkY AND BASEMENT DWELL
1NGS, one CONTAINING six AND The
On FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1WENTY-NINTH,lS $50.
At HAL PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in iron Of the
premises. shall offer at publc auction Five New
BRICK ioHses as described above The two stores
81 the corner OF 14th street Wallach place. lots
52shd the three DIV elngs front ON lilac place. next
totne corner OF Attn, being Nos 1880 1852 and 1854
1882 contains y rooms aid the other two rooms
each. Lots l7x30. These hous Just finished and
have all the mouern improvements and a rapidly
improving section Of the city.
Terms One-third cash. the balance in one, two and
three years with notes bearing interest aud cured
by deeds OF trust the property sold. $500 deposit
Will be required each house at the time of sale.
Houses will be open day of sale.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF yALUBLE LOT ON {
~ STREET. NORTHWEST BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIkST STREETS.

Under decree of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, in Equity cause No. H. $50 Holmes ct
al Jones ct III. will sell, public auction il
TENTH, 1889, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, sub lot No.
30, in square 81 o. the same being II feet inches
feet.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months. in two equal payments, i'll notes Sc
cured by deed Of trust the property all cash.
option of purchaser. Copveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost and 100 to be deposited when bio
Is accepted The trustee reserves the right resell
the risk and cost OF defaultinE purchaser after
three days notice in the morning Post newspaper
If said purchaser fail to comply with the sale
CHAS. hOlS, Trustee,
63l st INV.
WEEKS & CO.. Auctioneers. n2O-eoSds
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS L Co, Aucts.

NV d. GU,
PEkEMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEhTl, FRONTING On THIRTEENTH
AVENUE NORTHWEST tNo. lll2), AT AUC-
TON.
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TwENTY-sECoNp. at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK L. M we shall sell, in
front of the Premises. part OF original Lot No in
square 241, beginning at point west line of Bin
street west distant 20 feet north from southeast
OF sand lott running thence north along said
street - feet thence west l2S feet TO alley thence
south said alley Il feet thence IS feet thence
south feet; thence 80 place beginning
improved by Ihree-stOry and Basement Brick Dwell,
ing House with all modern improvements TSo-story
Brick Stable i'll OF lot.
Onethird cash. balance in one. two and three years
for notes bearing interest from day sale and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on properly sold, all cash.
at purchasers option. All conyeyancing &c at cost
OF purchaser. Terms Of sale TO be complied with
within ten days from day of SALE otherwise property
70 be resold at cost OF deiauting purchaser. $500
down on day of sale
nls-4t WALLER B. WILLIAMS q CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FITUHE DAYS
THoMAs BOWLING, Avc,,ops,r
lhSS,rEhsr SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
NJ Mhsl slDE OF SIXTH STREET, BE
m"sn1TN, = ND q s1REk1S SOUTHEAST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
Tnh ,MhsI slDE OF SIXTH sTRkEr, Be
aMkkN u AND q sTREEIS SOUIHfAsT
WASHINGTON. d &
virtue oi deed Of trust dated October 3 A. D.
loe ana duly recorded in lAber lOl6 folio sd ed
VI me Isha records VI the Distract Of Columbia
having been made in the paynent Qf PRINCIPAL
anu INTEREST and al the reQa est ~ The party holding
nv, thereby. will cell lubllc
IN ~ TrVH' ., The ErsrSisss 70 the highest bidder.
%FNRtrpUAi, NE nMhNIl-sECuND DAY OF NO
N,II.ManEn, AD 1889. at FOUR OCIOIk Pm
az tnst certain riee parcel OF land aud premises
situate IN The city OF MAzhiugton N a HIM. u.rt
sisSt b hueosEea sixteen 10. in square numbered
etht hundred aud forty-six tSSSA. de.rrfhrd more
particularly a. follow. beginning Tor tbe .sre a.
nolat one hundred and forty-one Al fret from ts
nNthesSt corner OF said square thence running
suis the line Of Sixth t6t street fourteen A. feet
thtnSe west ninety-t~o ts2l feet one inch thence
north iourteen 4l feet thence east NINETY two tll
et one nch 70 the place OF beginning togrther with
the improvements thereon WV
Terms OF sale Ons-hAi cash: balance in three eousl
payments IN SIX o. twelve dl2D and eishteen II N
months with Interest AZ the rate Of ger cent payshle
selAnnuAly and secured by deed u trust uis,n the
pIolrty Sold or all cash. at purchasers option Tern.
of sale TO be complied in seven DAYS frern A. "a
sale. GEORI,F n TNNoSs afoaA oA'e VI
IlI-eots MAHLoN ASHFORD. + trustees
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Count De Montcalieri and His Wife.

Count De Montcalieri is in Gordonsville, Va.
1t is said. for the purpose of reconciliation
with his wife, who was Miss Virginia Knox, of
PIttsburg, Pa. They were married in Pitts
burg last year, and a few months after in Paris,
France, the countess sought the protection of
the Americans there. 1t was charged at the
time that the count was so cruel to her that
after leaving Paris on their way to Italy the
countess made her escape and returned TO
America. Her brother. Mr. Knox has fine
country residence near Gordonsvile and she
is staying with his family Her relatives look
with dlsfavor on the count, and his attempts to
make up will hardly be successful
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AUCTION SALES.
Cou0R ROW,


WEEKs CO.. Auctioneers.
w so Louisiana ave-.
Opposite City Pos, Office
INV AND SECOND HANb FURNITURE. NEW
fin MaINur BA An ROOM sErs fN MI rkpSfSNS
fEk waR h sAi fAsLd Flor fShtfffffE s sd.
LibfAATHEk D sent CHMhS, Coz CoyCHns AID
SG I'm uhsI EsH sN ND R ShhkR
M slN F 30 6N fs HokII
sIIIps, BGRfAus MSsdsTSYpS.- TiBiEs
Se,MITH An AssIkTMLNT OF OTHER FUR
ONE CASE DUTCH BULBS, HYACINTHs, TULIPS,
At .,-n, Ckoci ssEs, &c, -, -,
DAY. TWENTI,FfksT on NOVEMBER. AT Ten
An IL
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
A SPECIAL ATTRACTIyEsALF OF FINE HOUSE.
PkdE a oUR sfkti6s Ss L ROME
HtI III AND ID SihEZtS NoklHsksI On
FINE SILK PLUSH GPH HRp ff.ScK HAIR CLOTH
P eAkL3E sGITs. OBJ SOFAS, COT chks, plySIs,
R6ckERs aSp RATThN L kic iistdS GHSkhs
OPP OPP CHAIRS, UPHOLSTERED. SATIN. Plush
OAK Mt; sIpEBoaEfs, OAK AND WALNUT
rs DINING cHAIks, LboAl AND OLD oAk
LIBRAEY ThBfEs. - DESKS. cnhiEs. Bo S CASES
AND hEADlNG CHAIRS, &C, &C.
WALNUT. CHERRY, ASH AND OAK BED ROOM
SUITES RECLINING CHAIRS, TABLES, PIC
TURES HAIR, HusK AND COTTON MAT
TRESSES.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
ADMINISTERS, VELVET, BRUSSELS TAPESTRY.
INGRAM CARPETS. nls-2t
'I'hREE FINE BUILDING LOTS SITUATED on
l. SECOND SIkEET BE- WEEN PENNSYLVANIA
ANENUE AND { STREEt SOUTHEAST
On THURSDAY, NOV EMBEk TMENIN-FIRST,
1889, at HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK z M. we viii
sell III front OF the premises Lots 10, IA and Is.
square 49, each lot fronting Is 1g-lOU feet
ond street east with depth ranging from 45 to 80 feet.
ana containing IA all 3..DSD 81 loo feet.
These lots are Immediately south OF PENNSYLVANIA
avenue being Oh the side east, and
very adVantaStousIy situated for improvements
Terms: One third cash. balance and two
Years, notes to bear Ier cent interest, and TO be
secured by deed OF trust premises, or N cash. al
option OF purchaser. de. osit OF 100 each lot
at time OF sale. Conve! alclng, &c, az purchasers
cost Terms to be COMPLIED with ia days, other
wise right reserved resell risk and de-
faUltlng purchaser after days pubic notice of
such resale ia some newspaper published il WASH
nlo-dSds DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.
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/. {. 4 4 II II :: {; :: ::
e e ~ Fl Fl +! is 5; III III
4: +. e E.! F g. :
42o-422-424-42u 7TH ST.
OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT is now open. choice
selection Of the newest productions. ct prices
which means way below regular prices
We are also selling BOXES OF STATIONERY
For 1sc..
Worth 35c and 4oc
Five
New Departments
DOLLS, On which
FANCY PLUSH BOXES, wswin
ALBUMS. allow 10 Der cen
B1sQUEs. for one
BRoNzEs. week.
LANsBURaH L BRO.

Another chance for those who we're disappointed
during our last special LACE CURTAIN SALE We
will give 5000 POLES away. one with every Pair Of
CURTAINS that sell for 81 SO and over and at the
same time make special sale Of LACE CURTAINS at
fully 25 per cent below regular prices.
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III. A. SE11esos,
THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT.
Has taken possession of his
MAGNIFICENT NEW STORES AND
WINE VAULTS.
1900 and 1902 Peuus ave cor. 10Th NJ n w.

an perfectly satisfied with the immense sales made
since tho Inauguration of the 20 per removal SALE
and have made more money than would have done
with higher prices. shall, therefore, continue to
allow the reduction hereafter. Estimates cheer
fully given to parties about to purchase supplies for
the coming season. Orders BY mail promptly at
tended to.
PLEASE COMPARE MY PRICES WITH THOSE OF
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HERE'S ANOTHER.

One lot of Damaged Sample PORTIERES at about
half regular value at prices from SOC. to S225 each
Special during this sale we will sell all BRASS CUR
TAIN POLES for Acc each Regular price $3.50.
Shop Worn RUGS at two thirds value.
Big bargains for FURNITURE COVERINGS. GRE
TONNES, CANTON FLANNELs, TABLE COVERS,
FANCY TABLES, PIANO LAMPS, &c. You know we
are headquarters and our prices always suit you.
seventy-six TABLES solid cherry legs, at CSC. Our
price sl.45.
Our department. is full of good things. Visit it
LANSBURGH BRO
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Judicious Advertising
CREATES many a ne,c business;
ESLARGES many an old business:
REFITES many a diU business;
RESC UIES many a lost business;
SA YES many a failing business;
PRESER YES many a large business;
SECURES success in any business.
To 'ndrertise jidiciously," use he columns Of
The Evening STAR EUeybOdy in tie District
reads IL; and, in proportion TO tie returns ii yields
advertisers. ats rates are much tie cheapest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20

aaanGohns 70 nieguaisd as oesutinsr Of the com
Toilet II renders the skin white sinooth aud soft and
prevents chnpping. Every lady should use it. Per
kheumalgis an infsllible external remedy for Neu-
raga Headache and Tcothache II fails to give
trial. zoe.
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GEO. W. STIcKNEY, Auctioneer, $50 ST.

GEO W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, $50 + ST.
SALE OF A VALUABLE Two-sToRY FRAME
DNELLlNG HoUo., No. 2ll ELENENlh
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE GROI NDS.
By virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed the 9TH day OF No
vember, 1883 III equI cause NJ. l2Ul9. uocket 80,
palnants and Mary w. ora ana defendants,
wall sell al pubic auction. IN front OF premises
HE THIkIIETH DAI OF NOVEMBER, A D.
1889. at HALF-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK
p. NJ, that certain piece of real estate
situate in the City OF ashigton u. c., and known
that part OF original 10, g. IL square three hum
dred and twenty -nve (321J beginning at point in me
line OF nth s.w. tHirty-Ihrce to3) feet north
from the southeast corner OF said lot; thence
feet thence due west one hundred llUUD feet Ol
inches; thence due south twenty & ID feet and
thence due east one hundred lOUD feet (6J
TO the beginning; tie SAID piece OF land being
IN the improved section OF the southwest part
OF SAID city.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the said decree:
thru OF the purchase money in cash the OF sale
or within ten days thereafter nd the balance IN
equal lIents twelve and eighteen months
Tor the same bearing interest at six centum
mum IRON the day OF sale the purchaser may pay
the purchase money III cash on the day OF
within ten days thereafter Inc title will be withheld
500 Will be required when the property sold. All
conveyanclng the purchasers cost. IL the
sale not complied with within ten days the
day OF sale the trustee the right 10 resell the
cha after i've days advertisement some news
paper printed aud published IN said city.
MILAN W. BOAkMAN, Trustee,
n19-d&ds Room g. Webster Law building.
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A colony OF Virginians, from near Charlottes-
vile, are preparing to move into Manitoba.
where they will engage in farming.
The Boston republicans have renominated
Thomas n Hart for mayor
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THIS EVENING.
THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF
ENGRAvINGS,
ETCHINGS,
PHOTOGRAPHERS

Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, NovEM-
Der TWENTIETH, at HALF-PAsT SEVEN
O'CLOCK. at the salesroom corner 10Th aud Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Sales daily thereafter at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AM, THREE and HALF.PAST SEVEN p
NJ. until all are sold. The collection embraces many
choice subjects appropriately framed be sold with
out limit.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
n1S-4t Auctoueers.
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FUTURE DAYS.
T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY OF ELECTRO
MAGNETIC BOILER CLEANER COMPANY.
By virtue of decree OF the SUI RENE Court Of the
District OF columbia, passed IN Equity cause No. H.
l32, will sell, on lhUA.SDAl, DECEMBER
TMELfIH, 1879, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M, at the
office of the company, Room 3, Atlantic DulldIg The
patent rights Of the Electro Magnetic Boiler Cleaner
Company.
Terms: Cash JAMES II. TAYLOR, Trustee,
6l3 10th ST.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE SAIL WILL
sell the Furniture, Tools and Materials Of the Eec-
tro Magnetic Boiler Cleaner Company.
n19-w&sts THOMAS DOW Ling, Auctioneer,
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H. A. SELIGSON.
THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT
1900 and 1902 Penna. ave- NV.
oc16-wks-tr
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FULL DRESS SHIRTS.

FULL DRESS SHIRTS.
Gentlemen, when you think Of FULL DRESS
SHIRTS the complimentary thought should be
LANsBURGH L BROS, as we have taken extra pains
to secure the most tasty and neat designs They are
all in stock Prices you will find correct which range
from 81 so to 80 each
LANsBURGH l. BRO.
At our SOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT
you will find something entirely new in
BOHEMIAN GLASS BOTTLES
These positively beautiful Come only inlaid with
gold and silver glass Look at the things and get
posted.
LANsBURGH BRO
We refer you below to some new things In SILKS
1t hardly to add that carry treble the
stock that is ordinarily shown
YOU KNOW IT. WE KNOW 1T. AND EVERY ONE
ELSE KNOWS IT.
complete line of BLACK SATIN REGENCE,'
the in Silk Dress Fabric. and without doubt
the handsomest material Of recent production being
double faced, one side showing . handsome Satin
Stripe effect. and the other side being an Ottoman
A few Special Drives in BLACK SILKS.
24-inch EXTRA HEAVY BLACK eros GRAIN,
$1.15.
Regular value $3.50.
19-inch All-silk BLACK sURAH." suitable for
ssshes 6Oc.
Regular value 75c.
Although the prices Of Surahs have advanced con-
sderaby in the past few weeks owing to the rise In
Raw Silk material We still continue to sell our 75c
CoLoRED sURAHs at CSC. Complete line of
shades
>-.s,SBURGH BRO.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneera
BRICK HOUSE AT AUCTION, NO. 325 X STREET
NoRlHEAST, SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH:
LOT 1YX9O
HALL -PA>T FOUR O'CLOCK, purchaser to assume
outstanding trust for 81 O00 dated October p 1889:
balance half cash remainder in one wear with inter.
est WALIER n WILLIAMS 90 N
nIo-ft Auctioneers
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WINTER RESORTS.

4 IKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
"A WINTER REsoh1 FOR HEALTH AND
PLEASURE.
Driest Climate the United states,
Excerpts points OF great altitude Rocky Mia
HIGHLAND PARh HOTEL,
Elrstclass in every respect.
OPENS FOR SEASON OF $500, THURSDAY
NONEMBEh A. 4. COTTAGEs-E furnished Unfurs
nlshed-IO RENT. Tor descriptive pamphlet and
terms address Is. L. CHATFlELD,
nll-eo-lmo Proprietor aud NAnA4reI.
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HOTELS.

ACh hARhlS." 40o nth ST. NV.
u - one door above PennA.
specialty- Breakfast, soc. Dinner. DOC.
Lunches always ready.
Oysters AID 0enersl restaurant. Fine Wines. Lio-
uors and CIGARS. JOHN HI. HARRIS, Prop. &C Ia 2In
oTEL MEBsTi-k. 5lJ laTH 81. NV, HEAD
II quarters tor sightseers rates Ell 90 anu per
Week 40 10 elO runs stages 10 points of interest for
Arlington : so pm. >. A DEMll 4, Prop. NC 5-3m
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onAyp lRMr oFyroERs UsrALLHn.

beethoven Hall. East Bifth-s,., crowded last
evening with the guests Of stenwehr Post, No. 192.
@. A. p, who 10 witness the ceremony % install
ting the posts officers elected for ne year. After ts
installation Adjutant Asrander behalf Of tho mem,
bers presented Coroner Levy with . ireliks osayon
portrait Of himself the oecason Of his fourth fnduo-
ton into oaes a. commander The following onicers
were installed: Commander. Ferdinand Levy; senior
yioe-eommander. Charles Luppnsn; junior yiee-eom-
mAndsr Francis Ledsrie; adjussnt. Jssron Alexnn-
deri chaplain, IIdor Llndemsnn; ouartermasts Con-
stsnne vtzsehe; surgeon. Or. IL Loewenthal; oncep
OF the day william Ulnteh olesr Of the guard Charles
Pricm sergeantmsjor Charles Tratteur; QuaSermaser-
sergeant, George Pfobst
Tho installation Of tho on1eers Of Robert Anderson
Post No. b. q. A. r., took place IT Nilsson Hall last
evening and was followed by ball and supper which
were largely attended by the friends Of tho post Past
Commander Joseph D. Lord took the part OF installing
oieer assisted by Past Commander Peter H. Jobes Past
Commander Alexander +. Butts and Comrade Jacob
Dowes. Tho following the posts new officers
Daniel W. Gilbert commander; Albert Forbush, senior
ycecommsnder Selden Blakesee, junior vice commander
Peter JobeS sdjutant John Maekey surgeon Francis
NJ Hopper. chaplain; Mark NJ. Campbell, ofeer Of the
day; John McGinnesS onlcer Of the guard John S.
sOtheren, sergeantmaor Eugene BourquArd. sentinel
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TO PLAY roe 4 pEsERy1yG oHAn1rY.

Under the patronage of a number of ladies promi-
ncnt In society matinee performance will be given
at Days Theatre Monday afternoon. January 81.
raise fumes for Industrial school and Home for
fa of this Institution. which is in East Fourteenth
Archbishop Corrigan is much interested In the well
fare OF this institution, which IS in East Fourteenth
St There seems to be doubt that a handsome sum
Will be added to tho treasury of the homo from tho
proceeds Of the performance. Mr. DAILY has kindly
riyen tho use OF his theatre and the services OF his
company fer tho oooaslon. All seats are 10 be re-
ser7ed and win be sold at &c each Tickets may
be obtained from tho president OF the Institution.
Miss AMMO Leayy, No. 90 Eifth-ave. Miss Garcia
Livingston No 2T9 Bifthsve or OF tho pztronesses.
tncuding Mrs. De Lancey A. Kane. Mrs. T. A Malt
land Mrs. frederick Nelson. Mrs Brockholst Cutting,
Mrs z. Burnett Baldwin. Mrs. Louis Livingston Mrs.
Adrian Isenn, Miss Bowler. Mrs. William H. oseood.
Mrs. Hioks-Lori, Mrs Eugene Kelly. Mrs. J. W. Went
worth, Mrs. j. u. Van Auken. Mrs. f. s. Higgins.
Mrs. IL 3. Plant, Mrs George W. Kidd. Mrs. William
Lummis Mrs Paul Thsbaud Mrs John Berry. Mrs.
George Hecker Mrs George Washington. Mrs: Charles
Couder., Mrs. James b. Townsend. Mrs Lindley Hon-
Chaplin, Mrs. 4. II. Moagher. Mn. joseph Marie
and Mrs j. A. q. Beaes.
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR "a HOURS.
,r,s,uxaros JAN s-S D. m-For Maine. New. Hampshire
I'D vermont rain clearing TIT southern portions chang
inc 70 snow in the northern portions colder preceded In east
arm Maine by rising temperature
FOR Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Eastern
,cs York and Jersey clearing weather. much colder
rich westerly winds diminishing in force.
ror MARYLAND Delaware Eastern Pennsylvania. Virginia
and the carolinas air much colder; westerly winds din
isiing in force . -,
For Georgia and Eastern Florida. fair colder.
For Western Florida Alabama and Mississippi, ssf nearly
stationary temperature
For Iousana Eastern Te,as and Arkansas fair warmer
For tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia fsir colder.
IN te western portions Of Tennessee and Kentucky
nearly stationary temperature.
r-r western New York. Western Pennsylvania. Indiana
rower Michigan and clearing weather. except along the
,area continued light SHOWS mach colder
For Upper Michigan and Eastern Wisconsin. cearln
oither colder; high winds backing to westerly diminish
,nr I'm force Thursday night
For western Wisconsin Minnesota ar; colder exesps
,r ,vss,.rn Minnesota nearly stationary temperature
For iowa and Missouri generally fair slightly colder In
na eastern portions nearly stationary temperature IN the
western portions
FOR kansas generally fair slightly warmer. '1F
For Dakota and Nebraska light local SHOWS slightly
warmer. ,-.......-..
perature
For Illinois, fair colder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-10
rxnrnRxrs nv SOCIETY.

GAs nrst OF the dinner dances Will be given by
Mn. George s. Scott. No 26 West Ffty-seventhst.,
this evening After her dinner is over guests
VII como to Mrs. SCOTS house from dinners given
b. MIS- Charles Stuart Dodge and Mrs. August
Aontsut
Mrs Thomas VI. Psa1sal was obliged to recall
u cards sor her dinner, owing TO ill-heath.
4 dinner party was gwen by Samuel s. Sands at
m homs. No 3so Frh-ave., last evening.
Wednesdays At homo were held yesterday after
soon ~ Mrs Ethan Allen and Mrs. Won Beverbout
Thompson. No. Is West Fifty second-st Mrs James
r p. Lanier No. 20 West Thirty eighth-st.; Mrs.
osergs Branwen No. East Forty .eighth-st Mrs.
william q. Lusk and Miss Lusk. No. AZ East Thirty
fousthst.: Mrs. Frederic X. Coudert and the Misses
coudsrt, No. 10 East Forty ffthst Mrs Alexander
pafe4 md Miss Dsrrct, No III West Forty thirdst
Nh Robert LESLEY No 142 East Eghteepths..
~ Wedding OF Miss Smith, daughter OF ]. Lawrence
9rn1ha b Devereux Emmett will take place at her
nsnsrs hornss No Sa7 Bffthsve, on January es, at
Axy. Joseph O. jackson, No 1873 East Thirty.fourth.
-, WI give dance Friday evening and q
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ANNUAL pNyER op BowpoIy ALUMNI

The unpleasant weather Of the day doubtless re-
sponsbe for the small attendance the dinner of
Bowdoin College Alumni Association held In the
Ing st the Holman House But as IL between thirty
and forty members Of association which Numbers 125
members enjoyed pleasant reunion and speeches and
songs In honor of the famous old college. way down In
Maine. James McKcen prezided. and among those
present General .. o Howard General Joshua L..
Chamberlain. eEDrssdent Of Bowdoin College General
Thomas H. Hubbard, DR.. Bordyce Barker. Edward u.
Merrill. Professor Leslie A. Loe Amon Goodwin. John
H. Goodenow, W. A. Abbott. DR.. George b. Jackson and
Others Speeches made BY Professor Ice. General
Howard, GENERAL Chamberlain. General Hubbard, the
Row. Dr.. Newman smyth. NJ Abbott. William T. Drew
and others These ars the hovy elected officers Of tho
association President Aimon GOodwin vice presidents
b. H. Foster, w. A. Abbott, Augustus u Llbby aud w.
j. Curtis secretary and tseasuror. DIR, Frederick II.
Dillingham; corresponding secretary. DIR. W. &. bennett