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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
^ TVOKFtn.K AN I? FORTRK -.s M >NR >K
1.^ The poraltf Wniiiter (JEORGi; EE ART. !rav ? "i
ftreet wharf v.n MONIMYS, a, i.IiSK !>a s md KB
AYS st 5 i>. m. ?topp;mr P u. j Poit-t aud t >mli
<oin#*nd return in,. Ccnn ct in N >rflk vritn i?U :?
road an.i ateamlioat linen. S-cnre r o and ticM'-t*
B. and (). OtBr . 14th and P^tinsylv i::-^ av- nue J
Man- H W and Knox K p->~~ ?;iti Petinsvlvau
ivcnue, wh > Will also ch?s k t> wirw Irom hotels at
private residences. For furthering >rm.itk>n itnjilir
-oinpauy'a office7th street ? h rf. r-Vphom' call 74V
d* WILLIAM P. A hl,CH. ??-Tien?! AircuL
IOW FARES?MIIDU ARB FORTRESS MO'
J r?-f rst-cla** Far-. TV. Round T>1p.tl ?"> su-v
ft i ady of ta- I ake Monday. Wednesday a-d Friday
5:30 p in hmgy and rooms uttaml at Oenerai Offic
Ith treet wharf Eo;omar l.iver i and.n^r-st. am
T- ODipom Moi day. Wednesday ant'. Friday 7 xin. T?
ephorie <-all TSi nol3
^TVAMEK T. V. ARROWSMITH
FROM TTH STREET WHARF.
Mondays. Thursdays and Saturday*, at T a. m. R
turning Tu--sday?. Fridays aud Sr.n lays, tonchirur
ail River La diam as far as Nomiui Cr-ek. Currioms
at JSt Omenta Bay. Conn-cM with
Shepherds. .TNO. B. PADGETl", Ajfent
C. W. RIPLEY, Manager. sel7
^|T. VERNON? MT. VERNON!!
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
1- av.? 7th-street wharf daily (except Hrindan fm- M
Vfiron .it lo o'clock a.ui.; naurum*-. r-.^-U Wasuirn
ton about J.mj pja.
selK L. I- BLAKE, Captaiu.
STEAMERS. ___
^ i U N A K D LINE.
N O T I C T. .
LANK K O V T V. .
THE CFNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. T.KSflTEI
BETWEEN NEW *ORK ANl> LIVERPOOL,
i * CALLINO AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER -u>. N. R.. NEW YORK.
Bothnia Wed. Jan 7. s<-t- ia W?l. Feb.
(4 \i.lia .Wed., Jail It m:bu* W-sL. Ke!>. 1
Oaxtein ?. i.. J. n.2! Gallia. ...Wed.. Feb. P
Pavon;a . \V.-d? Ja.i. 2K Hothvu Wed K-r 2,
A>l? : Vr-KY \VE1>M-SD\Y * J.. >': \ I- Yv Y<' K
RATES OI PA-SAGE?.*60. $?*) a I $100. a .-ordit;
to accommodation^
!<tHTwe at very low rat-^. Stwr ire ts from T.:%
and Quin-nstown and all otht-r parts of Eunji'C j
kwmt ntfi
Ihruu^li lidla r,t ]a?;-n nwn for Uflfr.st. Glasif^v
HaTrr. Aii?w?rp and 'tlic-r forts ou tii. Cuntinent.au
U-r Mcdit* rra:.ran port.-?.
For tr-.tfht aiul passatrr sro'T a' tl-.*- Ccmra j'soific
No. 4. Bowluiif On?i:, cr Iw^th Stterairt- and Cabsut
GTI8 BKiEEOW ?'u . tR?.. 7tii ?!.. *Vasiumrton. L>. i
VERNON Ji BROWN .* C?.?? Nt-v Y'orfe;
Crto Mes-srV < 'TIS BIGELOW x CO..
>1 lioi "tli ?tr'11. Wa?liiu?{ton.
General transati \ntic c jmpany
Btc.TUN >> -.y Yoki.nu I1a\ i:k.
Ccmpanv'h iv^r. No. 42 Nori:i liiver. foot of Mortrr
?trn t. N?-v> Y"oi t
.su 1 hurt-lit, de J :is> i.u. Wwliiesilay. Jan. T, 10 a. iu.
Abi?*:>a:.irl i. y. j . )4. :i p. ai.
8t. t? ilia: ! ul>. i: ?i'a i.ili. .1 S a. 111.
Chtt-KMj>uyai)l?* on sitrut. In ;.: :o!iu:~ t-> sun. un'.h
Baiioue Traiiiiatia:itii|u>-of p; ris 1. 'i'IS DK BEBIA!
4fH.t. No. wiii'_- Or. "U. .v V. "?.
0. W. YlUSN. 225 l eun*} .vai laavt-uut*:
J. W. UOXEEEli ? SON, yj ;l'.-i'Rs\ ivaaia avpnne.
d31 Anents lor \Va*tunirton. D. 0
RAILROADS.
JgALH.MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IX EFKFCT L'NDAY i EC. Cl?sT. 138
CNTIE rt't:ThKH Ni?ii<
Lt ave Wiishi . t. u IK ni static, .corn r.'. New J.u-si'
*v nu>- ami i ' - . Fcr
Cair??rc. ? >*? am. aud 10.10 p iu? daily. The 9.0
a.ui is a la-t i?;:.ittd Expre-s t Pittur. and Chiea^i
axtivii.x u > . ,>i ... . ^r. , xt . u.;
ir.K at J.Oo No t xrra far is charged on this train ft
last tun*
For CiUfirRf.ti. Louisville a. d St. Louis da ly at >2
P-tti. and 10 10 p.m. with hronirh Coaches ail ? t
bieepicif cars t al?ove pouit-s wituou: chau^e. 2 u i
m tra.n i a :ai-t x.ji.,.ied uai'.i to c.n. <i:u..ti an<! L
n:s. ain\ :nii in iu< n:?t ;:ex- i. orn:n^' at 1..*) S
Lju.st>: ?? n.. N- ? x;:a lan- is ih-rxvdcn this tra*
fur tust ! :
1 or Pi'tsbur^at i#.00 a.::>.. Hit!i Parlor Car. and 4
p.m. daily to PittsOurv. Cleveland and Detioit. wit
Mee:--: ir a.? "o iTtt-ibljr..For
Baltimore on wts-k days. 5. C: 0. t; 4<i. 7 ;0, an
10:00 a. n;. 12:10. 1:25. B:1 (io liJunte train,
4:i0. 4 0 i: 0, 7: 0, 7:i , s .ud I0:'j0p. m
Fi r MMkam in son i I 7 ,:i> - Si .m i IM
a.ui.. l-Ja. 1:30. 4:40. 5:40. 7: 7:15 - ; i..,o j?. lu.
For ; o:ut~ on s..- tUMidoaJiValley raUroa laud po ut
-,u h s;p p.m. da:.;, .
Frr Annapolis, f :40 a. tn., and 12:10and 4;: Op. m.: os
^ fctinuay. .*: a. In.. 4 4op. m
itt Way Mat ns Vetw. :-n ?\ssh'nKtou amiLaitimor?
: 1(1 ? 4o .s; M ,, 12:10 p. n... 4:41*. : ain
10.20p. in oa Sundays, n-yja.ni.. a:.d l:t . 4:40 i
aud ' p.ui. Fcr Stations tn iiefotiolitan brancti
.5 a. ill. 1 except bun day. anil 5.>o p.m. dau}
4:4 * t I. iiailv.exe: . ! lor Irincij'id staiiou
en Metropolitan (i*ec);, 9:05 a.m. daily.-x> t .-mi
r-h. tor Lexn-s'ton. Staunton an J YiiUy branch
S? t>. a. n. liaiiy except buuiiay; ior Frederick, ':'J.
a. n:.. 4 4 0 i m. daily except Sunday.
Jo liaiferstown, :j o5a. m. ? aily except bnnday. am
5 - * j. m. i!?iS
3ra.ni' arrive ."roui tLe West daily, t.. u. T.'.Ox in.. :: 3
7 (* in.
Inn Anntjoiis, h. 0 x m. and 1:50 tnd 5;2"> p. m.
hnndi.y, -2 a. iu., p. m.
liui: 1 * x.n-'te;i, 5: '> i . in. daily. ?xcei>t Sunday.
In Hi lie^.erick an?l rnierinetliate pt iuts, 8:25. a. m.
and :i p. iu. daily. *xce{ t Sunday
Sit to.- leave Baltimore ]<.r Y"? ashinjrton at .":'0, f :ic
7:2<). 8. i? klld l;::U> a. m.. 12:15. : < 4. 4.20.
t:ao. "0, '. aid lu.o p. in.: on Sunilays ti: ?. 8 <<
a: u !> 00 *. ni ,1 A). 1 ! . 4 1 . 5. t.:. o. ) and l'>-.V
p. in
All tTams troni Waslumrtua ftcp at Eelay Station ex
C? j-t I.u :. p. in
1 c; further Information rjpiy it Ihe Ealtimore anc
Cbk. Ticket Office?W aahinirti :i Station, i ly al.d US'
l?Lns->i\auia av nue. rem. r 14tii *tr?*-t. wntiv order
te taken ioc lavvajfe to Le cLtakcd ^l.d n**:.VtUAi
?Li point in (te city.
iJ DLNH\M.OfT- al V;,p? r. B; i.'.'.iiore.
u!22 C. K LORD. Geu'i -niri r AifenL
THE r.r.EA- , _
prVNSTLTANTA ROFTF.
_ TO THE NORTH. WiHI AND SUUTIIWFST
Xfel'BLi. lhACK siLENDID SCENKK'.
STEEL KAILS MAGNIFICENT K^UIPMEVl
IN LfFr-CT CKMBFK i d.
IraiiiBkmve Waahiriirton, from station, corner of 6tl
U.c ll gtlet IS, ivS clows:
lot Pittsburg snd the West. Chicago Limited Expres
cl Pa!a?*e sif p:uit t ars at :*.4o a. ui. daily, last Line
#.<t a. Hi. liaily t? Cincin: ati ?nd St. i_c. .'.s. with Sleep
iliir Cars troui If nisbunr >o Cincim.at.. and H te
Car to St. Loiii.-; daly. except S;*nirday, to Chieairn
with Sleeping- lar Altoona to Chicatfv. Western fx
irew- 7 40 p. ui c' Uv. wiih Pa^ce Cars to Pittsburg
A so cmi ects daily 'or CL:cv >. w.th sitti,:;.^ Cx
Fittsbor?-1./( li c i:aU i xpre^-. 10 0U i m. d .iij
Icr plttsbnivan. til West sr.ii Pulaco SI-pa?c t,'a
V. asMD^toi to Chicaa-'j.
bAl.i .YiORK AND POTOMAC KALLROAD.
Ilr Erie. Catiaiidaurua, I'.oeii. s{,-r. BuSaio. N Aifan
UOtim dan.,. exc.pt baturdav. witii iaiace Can
Wasiii^ifto to Kociieatr-r
Hu.iainspjrt, 1 n k Haven ana Elmira at 9.40 a. rn
aajy. except Sunday.
Icr Nev Yorii ai:a tlie East. 7 15 f-.JO, ll.o>) v lu_
2->0 4.0O. 1<>.0u anu 11 15 ix m On Sunday. 4,iifl
1UU)? and 11.15 p. m. Limited Kxpress oi piiiUuai
Paiicr i.ars. '.< 4oa. in. daily, except Sunday.
Icr li^toQ wi-.h.ut chamre. 2.'O p n;. every week-day
Cli Sunday. 4.00 p. m.
Icr BriH'k.yn, N. all tLroilifh trains connect at Jer
w) Cit> \*uL boiUsoi liiockiyn Annex, affoi-dimr ai
rtc: transfer tc. i ultoti street, avoioin^ uounie Itrrii.*
acioss New York c:t>Itr
I hiladeipnia. 7.15. 8.10 and 11am. 2.f*\ 4.i*>. 6 OC
lO.UUand 1L15 p. m. On Sunday. 4.(j0.6.i?i. 10M? an.
i 11 1^ P iu. Llulted Exprestt, JJ.40 a. in. daily, ezceD
' Sunday.
Icr Baltimore. C 35. 7.15. 8.U). 9,40. 31.C0 a. ni.. 121'
2.L.O. 4.U*. 4-5. 4.4/J, 6.00. T.p>. 10 00 and 11.15 p. ui
On Sunday, a 40. ll.oo a m.. 4.00. i> 00. 7 40 10 Ui an.
1L15 p iu.
Icr Pope's Cr?ek Line. 6 35a. m. and 4 40 p.m. daily
t except Sun.lay.
Iu Anna)" lis 0. AT?v m? 12. Oo and 4.-5 p.m. daily, ex
teit Sjunuav s.i }
ALEXaNDKiA AND FREuFRICKsBURG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WA.sHlNUTON RAIL
RoAl?.
Icr Aiexi-ndr.a. 6. 0 7.00. 0.25, 1L01 and 11.35 a. m.
2.15. 4.2 , > 5. i 0 . h.' 5 and 11. Jo p. m. G11 Siuida1
itf O. 9 25. 11.0 a. iu.,8 06 p. ui.
lei LichBicad and the s- utl.. e.<*> and 11.01 a. m. daily
and 4.s5 p. in. di lj. xc-pt Sneday.
3 rams iea\>- A exai.aria ior WashiuKtou, C.05. *.00 10 0C
10.10a. in.; i.w. :<.o5. S.23, o.b', 7.06 and 10.40 p. in.
and 1Z1U iu.uuiuLi uxcept Monday), ou sunuay a
0" and lJilO a. m . 7.06 ai.a iy.40 p. m.. and iili
ctf!.r.
Tickets and inf. rniation at the < ffice.nortiicast < .<rne
cl lath street and 1 ennayiTaiiia avenue and at the sti
tJoc.wfcen cr N-rs rail lie Mt for the cli. casmr of 0*
Kan? to destiu.it.o;i 1rv.U1 hotels and r? s.d. n. <.
CHAS. i_. PlOii. J. It WOOD.
General .Vauarfer. Gi uerai I ass-euife.- .VKcut.
rpHK \ I1.G:NIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO Ti! SOUTH. SOUTHWES1
AND V.; s 1.
S.-h* 1 lie in eff.,-t<H'i" ;.KK 12. lK<t
?:10A. M. M.W ORLEANS V \ !..la .> 11.-k.n^ c!osPocncetK.ns
all poi ts .-?..p.i an-i s.intfaw.-sl
Li.li.xe. * s ; .1,1 y, w:th C t O. . ailwav. Puil
man St??-( ii,c i:u"et curs no::; w \nrt: and Wasii
t>? Atlau* . ) ulliii ui M-t, !!>< cars iron
A J.-:iJUl; n a?i ; At aula t . New
5 10 P M ? LOl'ISY 1I.1.K 1 AsT i.INi. I'?.!y via Char
ottsville to i i-iTiua'L tiisviLe and i.d Westen
1. ;nts Pullman slee; irn^ cas-? tYaahiti^ton i<
1 cuisY.ile.
10 4>j P M -Ot THF.RN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Pail
to all IS lilts ut.'i and S. 'Jtliwest v:a I?ui' die ai.t
Chario t*' lul.m.n slis-j inir car-. Ir ni W&al: Vu'
t v Danville. Charlott and Atlanta to S. v
On vis. also, fr-111 Wa-i: in.n n va Charlotte an<
Coiniubla !<> A .lICUMlA
Mar" a-s.ts UitisKm fr.mi leav s Washington at 7 f>0 A
X. daily. eWl-pt Sj'alae.
Wmrreuton trsi:.-leave \>a.h.u?tou at >, 10 A. M. ;in.
5.10 P M. daily.
For tickets end itif.?rract$t n in u.rent Crnn anv's Of
?ee. ?>1 Penasj Ivauia avenue, fm.a. 1?*m- from E t
P. station.
3?. .-1 Al GHT: l:. N. MACDAMKU
rijeti. 1 fc.s. A^ent. \s"ent
au- SOT. IIAAK. Traffic Ma; air. i!
WOOD AND COAL.
CFORGE < REVELINE OFFIt r. \NO YARD. !s>
T 1 4th -t., Wharf, fo--' f 14s.it ,t.?Ij ujt Woo?1? I'iim
j4 j?r cuni. Oak. <5. H ckory. j>;. Sa*.d ai.u Spiitr.ne.
jf- 1- r curd. >>ak. . H.. . i"i75. n.H-iii!*
OOAL AND OOD
We lutTM rov.vM a ::r -\-o of Baliera" FIN"]
WOOD. Aiso fn sli milled COAL of sup.nor qudiit
lor d<?ui *tic* >isc. all of whirl: *c-otler at lowest uiarKe
lat- s.
TLe at tent "1 of consumers is ri-ax>ec*tf ully invited t
B tiispvs :iou of our stuck.
STEPHENSON i BHO..
ml A 7tl at. wharf and 12th st. and Pa. are.
Coal: AVoot
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Wharves and railroad yard-.
Twt fth and Water ativets Southw.-SL
BRANCH TART'S AND oFFICEa:
VJK F"'T^et northwest;
1515 Jth street Uorthweat;
1 *40 1 en -yivan.a av rp? uorthweat;
ft 111". Stli street north west;
' orner Jd aa-K atreetanorthwest;
? 221 Ituaylwiia sTHKwauaihaeiL
| LARGEST PRIVATE K.MLRt>AD YARD SOim
L C> NEW YORK; ai?.. EXTENSIVE WHARVES.idviu
A W ni aurpaaaed iaruib?at lot Uw ucououuc uatid.mv ,
y FLEL cf ail kinds.
COAL La-LIYIRKD or rAP.S DIRECT FROM fa;
liJNEs iNT?i OCR YARD
We deal oniy in b. st n^ahtiis of ANTHRACITE an
| BITF ? INOL'i* COAL
All Kinds of WOOD, either la th flick or pre pared t
> cider. at our factory.
CLEAN COAL. > CLL V FIGHT AND MKAHUR1
pr mpt deliverMa and prioia aa low aa Fuel can
mrnlehrd ?epi3
Hk l ^ . ' >.* . % i
- - ?w- r~ v : ... '
AUCTION SALMB.
TO. HOKKUM.
>- rpunMAS DOWI.ING. Auctioneer.
>J- R?vu!ar saie. at auction rooms. 11th street and PennV
JjT* 1J ?venao on SATURDAY. JANUARY THIRD
? '^jJJ,'mbr*<an* * aeneral co. lection of Household
Also,
* t' Toilet W*re- C ** ot Crockery, Toy
? , , Also,
? a compute set of Tinners' T>.o!s
1 - _ Also.
1 One Enirlish Triycle. in perfect order.
L ? ,, Uso. at Ttt'LLV.. O'Cl.OCK,
^ Horses, f *rri??n*. BukkIp* and Warms. Jal-2t
j1 ALTER B. WILLIAMS ft CO.. Auctioneers.
THrSj-FEy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RfcAL I STATE OS SEVENTH AXD EIGHTH
hi KELT.-.. ABuYfc BOUNDARY.
By virtue of a deed of tru?t fp. in John F. Bii'-k*?tt
e* h It* and wif.. J fed Man n 3. 1*77. ai;d recotdedlCT
at ?< Lil>er )*!0, foilo 356, of the Una records i f the1"*
Di-trict of Colombia, and also of a decree of the Su?i
j r- iiie ( our. of sai.l Dij rict, passed September 16, 18M4.
ineqoi'y cause No. 9,01:1, sabstitutittir Arthur A. Birney
u. trustee in place of Andr w I-ti.t-don. we will sell
a* public auction. iu trout of the pr mises. o i SATUK5Vv.jA
1 A,4i rHIRD. A.D. Ii85. iit HAI,F-Ps>T
? rril.'E o VJ.Ol'K P.M . all of lot 44. in J. B Haw's
yulxlivisnn of tioui.t Pleasant, ejceprnir only the
s ;ith four f- et front on 7th street road, by 120 feet in
i'l^h. Said p-oi*i ty h s a troina e oi 3? teet 5 inches
< .;hst ru*d ya i-i tl.of 24 ft et 8iuches toSth street
rx: on whiohlt ronts 40 feet 8 inch's, and ad
! " the stal 1? - of the .Mrroj'oiitan Kail way Com fan y.
*t w.I rv Mjhl in tbree lo s follows: ?>i.e on 7tU
? sir" t :v> f?-* 15 inches be 120 feet in d> ptb. and two
; on Ktli street.each -Of et i inches by 121 feet8fnrhrn
in iin| ro tmeats c. nster of ti nbstantial frame dwelJ.n
about ten rooms ..n the 7th street front.
11-ruii.f s-lf; (hie-fourth rush. of which <100 must be
1 ii tT tiii r* o: saie en e;i !i lot. und the balance in ennal
pa> nsents iii one. two hi: i three years, with interest. de!
:e:tt-.i pay ments to b- Hecwr -d by deed of trust o'lihe
pro er. v s ,:d. All conveyancing and recording at cust
>. ?i pniclUM-r. If terms of ?.alc -r.- not couinli. d with
in t-i! days t!i- prop, rty will be resold at the coat and
lis- ol lhe pnreiiaser.
A. i. BARBER, ?
r - ^ J e Droit BniHirtff- f
J- . ARTHU.t A. B JINKY, > Trus.oes.
u - ' 45^ *.ou sihna avenue. *
?>. *" ?
" _ FINANCIAL.
s V t u ?. c. t or.
J. l~ ilxcu. GEO. W. HkuWX
' , litLL & Co.. Bank Ens.
\ W371 ennsiivaina Avemie (Opposite U. b. Treasury.)
J
liFJWTTS. EXCHAXOK. DlSCOTTST3.
? ) T'idted States and District of Columbia Bonds boiurht
; anc. sold in !r.rir. and small lots.
1 r> "iti< - : on coiiiinissioy all classes of securities.
S LTiii!.- i.-su. ,l or. r.U | on, ts ui Europe at lowest rate<i
inioruatiou cheerfully wiven. ee23-3iu
3 | lUWia. S*5loCii xlxlliuaph WilUiS
(
b* twee*
L
= | WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NKW YORK, BOb'l'OX. SC.
1 RTNCE Jt WHITELY, STOCK Bbokkcs,
i.
?-4 Broadway. ? ,. ? ,
y 180 1 :ftii avenue.) >fcW Tork0
'
>. Gcatral Partners:
|
n lames Whits ly, hr nry h. Dodfre. H. Cruder Oakley
., Harry C. Lojran. M adhiu(rton, D. C. Maynard C. Eyr9.
t' '
" ! William R. Travers. Special Partner.
n I
1 BUY AXD SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES
h OF RAILWAY BLCL'HITIES.
d
.) Branch Oftice?5a? Ijth street (Corcoran Building'.)
0
H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner.
i
k
1 Wuofations of Stocks and BonOs and information re(
cajdiiisf the >7ar!;e! . rcei ved through our wires IN
S i \nti.Y. direct from the New York Stock Exchansre
s AH or lers executed and re to ted promptly. ja^'J
| = = MEDICAL. Ac. ^
Manhood'restored by using a bottte or
A" tlf Dr' BR>jTHERS? Invigorating Cortlial
t ii'tv ^ ?r bt"'ul,,al Weakness, Nervous Do;
l'\ ~U rn \i"h""-^y- l* 'mparts visror to the whole
! '' > 'nth west. ui-ltn*
IT HAS NEVER BEEN C')\TR\I?I?,T D Tl'AT
nrR; iS ,L.? f,M- st ^al'l'sht.l ?l vertlT
i J, Pii\s,( ian iii .his ritv. I*a ies y*.?u cuijc )n.
ut:?,'w'ss;i ' dr. BROTHelw, :06 Bsn- et south?
Ti i P-rt" 'l!ar,attention paid to all .lis -a,. -. j>ecnliar
^ - u ,'s', V'''irl'' ' 'r "H"',1?- Ail 1! K*uiari i ies and ovas.an
tr. ub.es snceesstully treate<J. fW iv.ard with
i ' '' ^.motla.K-.ns. and kind, efficient nurs-i turj
'-ned to those who may d?sire to stay a few days in
I tin-? it} under his treatment. d4-lin'
* !^R- LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED A\T)
" 5,'"tH*bl>:'s> Physician in thn citv, cau*tM
' u , ? v i^ , y*" -venue, first street south
< J I? Lii?j]\anLa avenue. Itiw.en ad and 4>. streets. All
- ,s V- ? reiralariue? quickly removed.
Z , ' tirresj-oiidence a.id consultations
^r.t il> < onndi uusl. arpai-uta luoiua lor ladies ortica
Louis?11 to4and0 to Sp. m. dl-liii^
DR- KVBe,rt^?N7rHE WELL-iSOWS SPECIAL^
'S( o. Baltimore, can be confldenUally consulted
ati i ladies every We nes<tay and
3 i i " w P U1 at 436 C str**t northwest.
\ ! .i*f t"t: ..Hls'reat succe sand espeir^nr-e will
,ustif> jonr waittnv to consult him on those days.o4 .1m
II \2lXM??VK 1 J-'RI^ST HAS REV.EDY FOB LA
, ! j l " t'oiu]>lclnts,iuirkly cur -d Can ba
-. at lth 'Vf1 northwest Ol^ce hours
r " Ui ' to ! ? c'Oc? p.ui.. with ladles oliiy. jy2i-5m*
rf 30 DAia* 11UA14.
TV
. I ?T.TAIC BELT, and other Fr.FCTRio Aei
LtAXCB-. ?< wi.l send "n thirty days* trial to men.
J. :ir.k ..r r.,d. whe an-nifleriii|<-tr -m Nervons Debilltv
thi.s? m.^ peases "fa personal nature r*.
r. n? abuses and other catises. Speedy relief and
M.mpl. te restoration tohealth. viiforandmaiuioodiruar:
I).
. 4,^-nic a .nes^ cettsetl hy intiiscretiou. PoiMnona
oi i::?HxL Throat \iyw avm)
? < ioSd Ph^.cy^thSld
s- e i.l. Sent by n.ail sealed. uui>-m, w.f
\ '.Bi HTS()>." THK 1XPKRT KPECIALISr
f . , * *'ands hieu m Ids profession, is acknowledxwj
W1'h)tu, ?J?<r in 'he wide world inths
tieatment anjl cure of Private, N* rvous and Chronic
u ?t'V^sv tf*4 Ri>l'V?ty' ?.ruf,llirv,l Manhood and Abuses
1 l V , Llad'jt r, Kidney and ail diseases of the
} .!? i1 y" "* 1 "cent cases (icsitively cored m 4 to
ca.istici ('un be consulted
' ! tiS and baiuroay. iro:n : to 9 p.m.. at his
J ' \,' ^ ^ u> wa<i;m: physic it ns of Baltic
li.cre >)ain ?>ft:ce.U? X. Liberty st.. Baltimore.Md. iuh31
:! undertakers
} M. BOTELER, ~
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER.
t Nos. 912 Pennsylvania avenue nonliwest and 73T> Eighth
" street southeast. da-tm
r 1^ iCHAKD S. CAIN. ~~
.. (Formerly with W. F. Spindler )
" f ^?HINCj L-SW.UTAK1* N<. 1011 7th ST. N.W.
^ lii'st-< lasa aii?i oil rt-jiMy abie lerun. Ill
; R. YV. Bakkep.
r UNDERTAKE AXD PRACTICAL EMBALMER.
? t!2 11th street northwest.
T.!. photic rs!l 747- 4. ^24
m IJ *' v x 1 ~f BKLLKW. I N DKR1AKKR.
, 1 ' ^ re.u.n d ^l- warw orn and residence to south
f'' ' r "* (i "r?*t and N>w Jersey uvenue n w
a l' i " fni or: !t ljiiMiie.su eoiiUliiied. sel9
0 "WTLLIAM F. SPIJJDIJER, ~ ~
, V, . tlR-M-sRlNu cXDERTAKEK
^ , i t.epLone connection.
n.irthweat. nearZt. mh4
? IOUX r. WRIGHr.
1 UNDO.tau.UM, FfNKEAL DTHECTOH.
: Jh street northwest.
l Telephone call?7ut).
1 ^IXSHi I Mi.I: & 1;ro.
0 'ui street, bet. H and I. and 3151 M street
Mm I "d'1 r'*rlKuiar ?iet?tion to our very complete
boots AXD sho?s FOR THF. FALL TP. ADE
- xrvs^s'v^^ HURTS CELEBRATED
' - s h'i*-i-^. J lit re are none l-etter a id are m
i:Vl ' smiuiiM lwv"th" 'ollowin* styles:*
liT l , s Ki\t: . ?V i-' ^tton or and pointed to?.
_? I 1 ''arr v t. 's, temwes. ?tte? lu broad and
- j- f t's K' ? 1 I ii'p j^ce-hook Ijals.
! ki iIt C fjv'l- c^Lt. Coiunvsw and button.
- B h ps ? Ah1. .?SaUroa^ tor Old jrerttemen.
( to. ??OtS. ui lace and button, every style
* e jr.v ir^ an inaprrtion of thew ^ooda froai that
w . n> sh< <es. 1 h^-re are no liett r.
r ,jr,r i-a'- s Department wi have the
y _ ci-u.BltA'i EO col'si.v.1 SttOSS,
' ^rlSTt * KI?' buiu,u* tu*h pointed
o 11XE KiD. comm;t:t?faensA top
t ors, V, FINE M RAIGH'1 fiOAT. button, ,n both
C?cr.Uow hJeiE ,'I:BnI*F- ^ntton, in common-aen*
- iu ??nUKht Goat, and Pebble,
OOX MNE SHOES f.-vr I atli-^, Misses, and Children
(i Every s-yle ot heel ana toe ^
CH1LDKI X AND Mlbsts SPRING-HiEL SHOES In
irrc-mf >;:iiPty.
All of uiv.u Xuoslx wo nt?i! tt a vopv low nrtr# w* ?av
1 rul: iiii t^cwimrcli^uiKTour ^hoe?, we eta ?a\e
il X ll-N>MjJlt? X UKO
7:ii and J151 M atraeti.
^ KATES. Skith
A.l kinds, from 23c. up.
J-!eirh B#lis. all
Poiket Kni\es and S. issom.
Also, fine stock of Kodircnt* Ta*>le Kuivea.
G. HART1G k SON.
Fl d!3-1m* 1001. corner 7th aad K atreeU northwest
j School Suits- {School feurrsB
t.( ''V' l" **5 11 short pants tJ, $ri 50, 33 uix
i Schoo. Suits, ave 11 to 17Tlon? panrs S4. SA30
d ! a,i" f? ur- Boj-s' iciri* Jackets 41.75, <2 aud #'J.30 up?.~lrC,
>')? Siinrie pants #1. $LaCV^o dprnk
o i.! " aire o r.? IX 50c.. 66c^ 78c_ *L Child's
? ilaunti hn.it Wats'. 7ii. *j0c. and ?1. MiiLVaLd Bors
?oiid S loo. ehoea tiom ?1 up. Bo)V School Hats
k l1?':';.lot; "P- O***1 Women's solid But. Shoe
b *_?' ^ R?l4-iW<> i'MUiaylVatua aVen u:?
" 4. W. 8KLBZ
.auction sales.
VyALTKBB WILLIAMS k O., Auctioneers.
SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PARLOR
FURNITURE, WALNUT BoOK CASES. 1-R NOH
PL T! M \NTEL AND PlKU MIRKOLS. \8}
CHAIKS, OTTOMANS, MUSIC CABlNETs. M. T.
TABLES. WALNUT SlDEBOAtti?S. HAI^ MAiTKKSSI
S. FEATHiB PILLOWS, BRUSSELS.
INGR AIS A S D 01 H .11 ARPETS.
ALSO BRUSSELS CAi.Pi.TS Bi ORDER OF THE
GOVE UN MEN T.
On TO-M<>RF?<>a M ..NINO, commencing al
ELEVEN O' LOCK, within our salesroom, we shall sell
th" above collection of household furniture.
Terras: Ca?u. _
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO..
It Auctioneers.
rpHOMAS DUWLINO. Auctioneer
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
OF SEALSKIN SACQUE9, DOLMANS, Etc.
Mr. Thomas Dowlinghas received instruction! to sell
by auction on I UESI)AY and WEDNESDAY, JANUAKY
SEVENTH and EIGHTH. 188j, at 1330 t' atreH
n.w.. n?-?r the Ebbitt Hous , a quantity of London
dyed Alaska Sealskin Sacques. Newmarkets, Dolmans,
Raglans. Etc.
These game n ? are con?iirned by an eminent Euro!
pean firm, anil will be sold without reserve.
On exhibition Monday. January 6th, and mornings o1
i Bale, which will commence at ELE EN O'CLOCK.
An assi-taut will b- in attendanceto nt these prmtnti
I on. Ladies desiro'is of purchasing will do weil to ini
spect this stock. Ja2-3t
rjllloMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF A FINE TWO-STORY AND
.MANSARD BBICK DWELLING. CONTAINING
11 N KOoMS AND BATM ROOM, WITH MODEHN
CO NV K NIE N C ES, KNOWN AS NO. 1432 S
STRE T NORTHWEST.
By virtue of the authority vest d in me by the lAst^ca
' will and testament oi Mattie Ijitlirop, deceased. ' flB!3
will s?ll at public auction in front of the premises,
on ILESDW. the XHIKTEtNTH DAY Ol- JANUARY
A. D.. 1K8>. at i ' >UIi O'CLOCK P. M? lot liunii
b-red fllty-one v51 >. in Pierce and Kiir.gle's sub-di vision
I of square numbered two hundred and s-vent.O ). with
| the improvements thereon, in the city of V.ash ;mrton,
D. C. The lot is 19 feet 7 inches front by 1*'. toet de< p,
I to a 20 foot alley, and the improvements are in (rood
ouml tion.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which 4100 must
! be paid at time of sale, and the balance in equal payi
ineuts. in six ami nine months, with interest, or all
cash. as the purclia ei- may prefer. The deferred payIaeuts
to be seenrrd by deed of trust on the property
sold. All conveyancing and recording at cost oi purchase
r. If terms ol sale are not complied with in seven
days the property will be resold at ilie cost a d risa of
th purchaser. HENRY M. BAK .R.
ja2-dts Lxecutor and Trustee.
rjlRUsTEE'S SALE OF STOCKS.
By virtue of a decree of the Supremo Court of Ihe
Disttict of Columbia, passed in equity cause No. 8932.
I will sell, at public auction, on W i-'.DN'ESDAY, JAN UARY
Sr.VENTH. 1886, at ONE O'CLOCK P. *1.. at the
rooms of Duncauson Bros.. auctioneers, southeast corn<
r of 9!h and D streets northwest,
30 SHAKES OF TIE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
POS1 COMBINATION SEEING MACHINE
COMPANY.
Terms cash. ARTHUR A. BIRNEY. Trustee.
456 Louisiana avenue.
DUNCANsON BItOa. Aucts. d31-dtd
fJlHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
or Gssvim imported
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS,
Comprising Rare and Rich Selections of
PERSIAN. AFGHANISTAN, DAGHISTAN,
OUCHAK. (iORDIES. CIRCASSIAN.
ARMENIAN. KHOP.ASSAN AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS;
i (With many othtr specimens entirely new to this market)
ALSO,
JEDAZIENE. KELIM AND BAGDAD PORTIERES.
ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES.
Forming one of the handsomest collections of Textiles
in design and quality ever offered by us. To take place
at my Salesrooms, southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue
and 11th street,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JANUARY SEVENTH, EIGHTH AND NINTH, 1835,
AT ELEVEN AND !HI:EE O'CLOCK
EACH DAY'.
On exhibition Monday and Tuesday, January 5th and
6th
THOMAS DOW I ING,
d30-6t Auctioneer.
| rj^dOMASDOWLING, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF
WORKS OF ART
AT BARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
NO. 1225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By v rtuo of an order of the Supreme Court of the
Dictrist of Columbia, holding an Orphan's Court. 1 will,
as administrator, pell at public auction, at Barlow's An
Gal erv. No. 12i5 Pennsylvania a\e?iue northwest,
j Warhintrtuii City. D. c'.. Oil ptillUllM. water-colorj
drawing's, engraving. etchings photoi-Tavun-s, mirrors,
Kasels, etc. Many of the paintings and eiignv ingK
are old uiid valuable, among which are ? number of
landscapes, artiste' studies from the nude; also i>ort
rat is of William H. Harrison. Don M guel. Kin* of
Pwrtuca!, Hons. John Sherman, CarlSchurz. Alexander
H. Stephens. Mrs. R B. Hayes, Mrs. John Drew. Mrs.
Siirouruey and others: also old India china of three
periods. Croquet China and old t'liiia !e!phia China.
The sale will mii mence on MONDAY, the TWEL'H
D \Y of JAN UAH Y. 1885. at TilKEE and EIGHT
O'CLOi K P. M..and will continue every afternoon and
evening, at the same hours and place, until all shall
have lieen sold.
And on WEDNESDAY, THF. FOURTEENTH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1*85. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M., I
will also sell, at said Art Gallery, the unexpired term of
base of said Att Gallery, r-utai .$100 per m >uth?lease
expires 1st August, 1886?and also show-canes, tables,
portiolion, work b-nches, tools, irons, stoves, old
frames aud materials be! >auin.- to a first-c!ass art
store, and also one mare, carriage, harness, business
WKifon. sleigh runners, ic., ail liel'in^iiitf to the estate
of late Henry N. Barlow, tlui well-known art connoisaeur.
Terms of tale: Cash. WILLIAM J. MILLER.
(130-dts Administrator.
JOHN SHERMAN & CO.. Real Estate Agents,
ifc>7 F street northwest.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING. SOUTHEAST'CORNEK OF FIRST
AND MYRTLE STREE'l S NORTHEAST.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Se; tem-XSi
ber twenty-third (23d), A. D. 187!?, and re-tSa
? ord( 'l in Lilier No. itil. folio 439 "t neq? of the lanci-4-6
records of the District of Columbia, and at the request
' of patti--s secured thereby, we wid s<;ll. lit putilic
i au -tion. in front of the prem ses. on THURSD \Y". the
ElOnTH DAY (8th) o: JANU UY. A D. 1883. r.t F UK
O'CLOt K P.M. lot numbered 180. in square six hundred
und sev< nty-five. with the improvene nts thereon, in
tile City of Washinirton and District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: Oni -thirdcash: balance in six. twelve
aud eighteen months, the notes given tor the deferred
payments to be secun-d on the property sold at 6 per
cent ; er annum lU'til paid. A deposit of $100 required at
the time of sale. Terms to be complied with in seven
days. All conveyancimr at purchaser's cost.
WILL A. COULTER.)
H.C. ALLEMAN. j Trustees.
THOS. DOWLING. A net. d29-eo&ds
yy ALTER R VMLLIA-MSiA CO.T Auctioneen.
SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT MARINE
BAKRAt KS. WASHINGTON. D. C
On WF.uNESDAt JVNUAilY SEVEN IH, 18^". at
TEN O'CLOCK A M , wi slnll sell at public ar.etion a
larve quvjtl y of rcnaemned articles, such s Cartridge
Boxes Musket Siin rs, Bayo.iet Scabbards, swonis,
Waist Bei:s. Knap-acks, linver-acks. < an teens. Old
Iron Hru?s, Trumpc rs. Drums, Crescents and Straits,
Old Ho e. Swords fmirs. rtc , etc.
Terms cash at time of sale.
By order of th> QuRrtermuster.
dv"-d W AL l i.it B. WILLIAMS t CO.. Aucts.
G. T. Keen,
TAILOR,
No. 414
Ninth Struct Northwest.
P URE AND IN VIGOR ATI sa
Those who may wish to pnrcliane, eithor as a delicious
beveiav* or for mtdicinal purposes, au UNADULTERA1
ED WHISKY, are invited to make a trial of tne
cel?Lruted brand.
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proved to be free from Fosil oil, and indued of any of
the modern ingredients which are uAl to give * fictitious
age and flavor to tni? popular drink.
FOB SALE BY
Browning fc Ml 'dletoa. Psrbour h Hamilton,
J. B. llrvnu k Bro.. C. <'. Bryan.
B. L. v> he ler. Thomas A. Rover,
K. T. MeuKir k Bra. Beull k Baker.
John H. Mitgrader, i. C. Erg- od k Co*
S. U. W aters. W. H. H. Cissei.
WASHINGTON D. C
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Eole Proprietors,
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This mpdk-lup. oombintrur Iron with pate Veswtabte *
I tonlm. anlc'lv and cmoletely CURES DY8PEPSIA. B1
INDIGESTION, MALARIA, WEAKNESS, IMPURE
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re*' lies ever)' pan of the system, purifies and enriches
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distressing symptoms, such an Tastin* the Poo I, Belching.Heat
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i THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WELL MOT
BLACKEN OR INJURE THE TEETH. 0,
It is invaluable fpr diseases pe culiar to women, and to A,
all persons who load sedeutary livt-9.
AN UNFAILING REMEDY FOB DISEASES Or
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bf the BEST. TRY IT. tu
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wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
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BUSINESS SUITS. TO ORDER FROM $30.
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CASS1MEHE PANTS. TO ORDER. F^OMSS. ?
DOEaKIN PANTS. TO ORDER. FROM $8. f?
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FULL DRESS SUITS. TO ORDEK. MADE AND 5
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Boys' and Children's Overcoats from $2.00 upward. Tl
2.000 pairs Pants, from $1.00 up to $6.00, that are
worth 00 i>er cent more.
1 1 1
oe
london and liverpool clothing co.. m
ce
. ce
CORKER SEVENTH AND G STREETS re
al
' Get The Best. g
"THE CONCORD HARNESS." ai
THE CONCORD COLLAR. M
Coupe, Carriage, Road. Team and Expresa Haraaaa at ^
all kinos tutd dtucnpUon at Lowest Prices. , ...
tvefy gsnuino CONtVlU) HAUNESSia stamped wttk
makers uauic and trade-mark. 'I
LUTZ 4 BRO.. <H
<IV Pennsylvania Avenue, ^
Adjoining National Hotel {X
CT-HORSK BLANKETS and CABRIAGS BOBK-iU Y*
great variety a> very low Prtoaa oelT J<
- Z : . , "-i- ; ' - ' 1
2d Edition.
* W wis li Hi star.
Wc?tern Union Econontiinf,
Xkw York, January 3.?The secretary of the
western Lniun Telegraph company u>-day said that
le company economized the expenses ol .he trvnral
offices in this city to the es.u:ui or dl&pen%g
Uh the services of some dozen clerks and reueing
the salaries of some others. Tne number
[ operators employed, and the rates of wages paid
lem, have not oeen altered. The changes made
ere no further than may occur, he said, at the
id of any month.
European Events of Interest.
British cabinet council.?mr. Gladstone ill.
Loldok, January *.?A meeting of the cabinet
Hincllwlll be held to-day to consider foreign and
Wonlal questions.
Mr. Gladstone is suffering from Indisposition.
REINFORCING ADMIRAL COOKBST.
Pars, January 2.?Four men-of-war have been
pered 10 proceed to Cumese waters to reinforce
duiiral Courbet's squadron.
Funeral of Mr? Kuwell Hancock*
8t. Louis, January 8.?General W. 8. Hancock.
^?^panled 4y Untenant Bai ber and .Mr. Nlchasowynne,
father oi Mrs. Kusseil Haucock, arved
here this morning. The body of Russell Hanhad
already arrived, ana was at the
JUthern hotel. At 1:80 p.m. the body was
i*en to the Church of tne Messian (Unitarian!
iiere the funeral ceremonies were conducted bv
'e i .V* chancellor of Washington uni;rsity,
after wnlch the funeral cortege proceeded
i iJeileiontaim; cemetery, where the remains
ere placed in the iainily vault. Gen. liancoc v
lowed very plainly the buffering he has underlie
since the news of his son's dcaili reached mm.
rs Hancock was too 111 to make the journey from
cw i ork.
'Ihere were eight pall-bearers, personal friends of
le deceased in this city. Gen. Hancock will probJi>
return to New York to-nigut.
"too Phillip*' .Tied a I for G. W. Curtis.
Boston, January 2.?An order has been given for
gold medal, upon one side of which will appear a
ledallion or Wendell l'hlillps, witn the dates of his
irth and death, and on the reverse side the seal of
oston, to be presented to George William Curtis.
?r his memorable eulogy upon .>ir. Plumps. dellv,
mthte city in April last. Mr. Curtis nas been
ivised of this aciion, and has acknowledged tne
^celpt or the communication in a touchiut; and
laracterlstlc note.
A lieign of Terror on a Street Car.
<\?rc*00> January 2.?Three pickpockets boarded
i , ^ street car at 10 o clock Wednesday
igut. As the car approached Ashland avenue one
as detected In the act of appropriatiag the iroid
aicn of James llough. Word was passed anions;
le passengers, and an attempt maue to arrest tne
uei, but tne gang pulled revolvers and opened a
romtscuous lire, 10 the great terror or the passent;rs.
>o one was Injured, but the thieves escaped,
rank Williams, alleged lobe one ot the irantf.
as captured to-day.
Tclcgraphic Briefs.
A proposition was presented In the New York
roduce exchange to the grain trade this morning
lat the members be charged lor seats In the "can "
>om. An almost unanimous vu!? was cast against
le proposition.
At a dance near Batch town, Calhoun county, I1L,
nrlstmas eve, Kube llarrel, becoming mad with
aiousy, procured a shotgun and tired both barrels
no tne party, .seven persons were Wounded, two
italiy. The murderer rled.
FIXAXCIAL A>0 C'O.tLTlERCIAL.
Tlie New York Stock Market.
The following are tlie opening and 5 p. m. prlce>i
t the New \ ork Stock Market to-day, as reported
y special wire to H. H. Dodge, 53a 15th street:
JVamo. , o. j 2:521 Aanie. U. : 2:52
an. Pac. ;44 41\ N'. J. cent 39V 46 V
an. Sou. I ao 3i N. y. cent 86v
ent.Pac ! 34 35 N.Y.C.&SLL.. 4* 4W
hes. & Ohio.. 0*4 IX). pref 7k .....
Do. 1st pref.. 9>, Nor. & West. p. 20*
Ho. ?dpieL.. 6)5 6 North I'ac 16;8 16 ,
?115# >117 l)o. pref 40 v 40-,
pV, f5 ? 31 33 Northwest. 85 85*.
?i**0u ,; J* Da Prer n??4
eL,&^ 69-* 71 ?hio A...! it.C
*' J1 i ^ ^ ;Oregon Trans. .14 14 \.
e}}: t,5? ^ ?nt* & West... i 11 12
"m/O0* 8'*> 3VPac. Mail ! 55k. 55't
. i.,v.jc Ga.p., 4|,: 5*Pea in' 13*
- M4 14-3 Heading. 17\ 18,^
P9; 803 Sri 581, HOok Isl 105 106
11. Cent 117 120 Koch. <6 P. I 21' 3 k
?: 11. supaui....;;;;! 71 * 73?
^ I ^ Prer 102 *v. ...
ake Hbore ...! 62 62^ st P. & Omaha 24 * 2.5
ou. i Nash. ..j 25^ 26'?j Da pref 82^. ?3v
;lc^-W I 'St. l'-> ? M.. 7?*t hi *
. k. & 1 ,16 ]6i, Texas I'ac 12% 13s,
Inn. & St. L..; 11K 12 lUnlonPao... 46k 45-"
Do. prei 27^ IW'ab. Pac ?k
I 9u.V. 91^ Da pref 12k
:oo. & Outo... 6?^i W'cbU Linou... 54 54 y
ash. a.chat..I 37 ; 37 I t e
Vlie ftaltluioru .^larkets.
January 2.?Virsrlnla sixes, fonsolie^th^P1obld?Xn8,30><:
"eW teU-f?rt^- 31:
,5.AL?^T?^ - Jal:narl' 2 ?Cotton dui.'t-midlln?,
10X?l0?i. Flour st.-a.ly and lirm? Howartl stn ot
id \vcfltt?r!j HUi>er. 2.40.VJ.65; do. extra, 2.90*3.40:
J. faunly, 3.Goa4.50; city mil Ik bui>t, '2 401' 76 ,1,,
,^iuV 3S; Uo- Ri<? branda- 4-38a4.50; I'atopsco
iralljr, 5(Jf?: do. superlative patent, 5.60. Wheat?
'if ^r3^?rm: we?tern firmer and higher southern
O. 80a86; do. amtHsr, 90aV2; No. 1 Maryland.^ 90^a91
" 2 western winter red. ppot. 65a-:.?k; January'
?; February. 8G\a87; Mi.v, 91 HMix. Corn>atbern
du.l and easy: western hrm; BOntUern widte
id yellow, 48u4:?: v/wtern mixed, spot, 47a47k- Jan46February,
46^. i?*ts ijuiet and easy?
)Utnern. 3Ja30; w.-steru white. :i4a35; do. mixed. 32u33
Biinsylvania. 3Ja,t5. llyp firm, <>0aC4 for sxmx! to prime'
ay firm?prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
i.00al5.50. Provisions dull. Mess j>ork, 12.75 Bulk
e.its?shou.ders and clear rib Bides, packed. 6s7
3?"?T7? l, liV8, 7ii;Jcl,,Rr rili ?dea- Hauisj
Hard?refined, 8^. Butter guiet? fresh
cstern, 20a'22 E?V3 steady. 27a28, fn*h: l.OSalOatuiimed.
Petroleum hrui-retiued. 7*,?7'.. Coffee uull?
10 caivo?<. ordinary to fair. 8\a954 Su^-ar dull?
,"0"- 5%: eopper refinnd quiet. Whisky steady,
lHal. 19 freights to Liverpool per steamer Quiet?
.tton.15.64d.; flour, ls.6<l: irrain, 6?id. ltecei;>ts?
>ur, 2.o80 barrels; wheat, 32,000 busheis; com 83,000
lsliels; oatB, 3 500 t uwheiK. HhipmenU?wheat. 2(5 000
tshels; corn, 51,0 >i bushels, bules?wlieat 5M U00
ishels; coru, 170.000 bushels.
The Chic:i?i? .Market*.
CHICAGO III.. January 2.? nnsin? nrlees- ^"heat?
inuary. 7H^; February. 79; March. 79V; Mav ar,L.
jrn-Jannnry. 34?4; February. a5k ; Mar ti. :;.V. ;ApriI
k: May .18^. Oats?January, 25J,; tebruary, 25s.
arc. i7 ri; H?y- ,v0; I'?rk?January. 11.47s,; Feo-'
l?rjVll.o< Ma^ch. 11.70; May, 12.00. Lard?January,
15; I ebruary, C.bO; March. 6.9U.
Tl?o I'ctroleum TI vrket.
CLEVELAND, O . January 2 ? Petroleum unchansred
andard white, 110 de?f. test, 73*. K
PITTSBUKO January 2.-The oil market developed
stronger fee1 iiiv tins mornins-. <.p?ni * price was
when it dropped to 74X, tadvauced to 7-">V and
en declined to 75i?.
Capitol Toplew.
the financial qckstiok a trorbi.esome one.
Representative Buckner, of Missouri, in converitlon
with a Star reporter to-day, denied the pubshed
report that he had expressed the belief to
^retary Mcculloch that his bill to ston th"
dnnge of silver for three years would pass the
ouse this session. Mr. Buckner says he do?s not
link the bill can be got before the House this sesan.
He added that the onlv legislation
that direction which he has any hone
seeing passed by this Congress is an
:t to vest tne President with discretion to
nit the silver coinage, should he deem such a
>Ucy wise. Mr. Buckner says the Qnancial nueson
is going to be a most troublesome one tor the
coming democratic administration. He believes
lat nothing can stop a pretty rapid retirement or
itlonal bank circulation, and he sjvs the United
ates cannot bear the burden alone of malntalng
the bl-inetalllc standard successfully, and that
methlng must be done to arouse the bi-inetalllsLs
Europe to action. He says there is a sentiment
favor of silver in Germany and France stron<*
tough to bring these nations Into concert of aeon
with tills government, If the proper msnna
ere taken to accomplish It.
AGAINST THB SPANISH TREATY.
A circular letter signed by a large number of the
erchants of New York city has been sent to each
le of the United States Senators protesting
rainst the action taken recently by the chamber
commerce, of that city, in regard to the Spanish
eaty. 'I hat chamber took aciion adverse to the
tlflcatlonof the treaty. The merchants who
jn the circular protest that that act ion doe3 not
present the sentiment of the business men of
at city; that they are In favor or the ratification
the treaty, on the ground that It would tend to
event legislative tinkering with the tariff.
Among the White House callers to-day were Sectaries
Teller. Lincoln and Chandler. Senators
illom and Van Wyck, Representatives Bisoec and
itch, and ex-secretary windom.
Phi New Post Office Officials.?Mr. W. B.
iompson,the newly appointed Second Assistant
istmaster General, assumed his new duties toiy.
CoL John Jameson also be .ran to discharge
e duties of superintendent of the railway mall
rvlce.
Thb Natal Academy Discharges.?The Secrery
of the Navy has received a report from Capt.
unsay, the commandant of the Annapolis naval
ademy, giving a detailed statement of the dlsarges
at the academy made necessary on the 81st
December by the general order of the 27th lnsu
lere were 95 discharges In ulL ranging from a
ofessor of mathematics to laborers.
District Cover a meat Affairs.
_ ^ MISCELLANY.
The number of bodies disinterred from Holmead
meUMT, and buried in Gracsland cemetery Dy
r. MoGlue, was 1,846, and 1,665 In Rock creek
metery. in 1881 there were disinterred from said
metenr and reburled 958, making a total of 3,809
moved from Holmead cemetery.
. , building permits
D^ued by Kntwlsle as follows:
air "rtck' aUeJ" between 21 st
i an? N streets northwest; ?400. r.
. Beverij, erect a ware-room in alley between I
XTk and 4% and 0th streets southwest; $150. D.
. Clumbers, erect a two-story dwelling. Bounty,
between 9th and 10th streets, county; $790.
NKWEFArp Postage in Washington.?Mr. K. p.
awnas, who has charge of the newspaper mall
partment of the city post ottlce, to-day subntltd
a report to Postmaster Conger, showing
jrlng the year 1883 $17,816.16 was collected for
?tage oh second-class matter, and during the
the preceding
~r ' ;
'
THE SWAIJ1 COVJKT.
Continued trM the First UUtlM
Gen. swnim admitted In answer to Mr. Ch.
ler's question that following the date of trn
count mentioned he had made drafts on Batei
c Co. amounting to $4,888. These drafts i
made subsequently to the date oi the "due I
Be wns asked if he would state to
court that he honestly believes that ?
man & Co. owe him anything. He
pUed that he believe that Bateman ?
owe him in the neighborhood o; $4,ooo, and in i
wer to further Inquiries, sa d turn he thought i
the "due bill" trausferreJ by hl:n to Br
Humphrey ? Co. was subject to any defe
Bate man & Co. had against him on Indepent
transactions. He was shown a letter wmteu
hun, from Kansas, to Mr.Bateman,referr.ng 10
tain transact .ons in which they were then eoga,
and expressing the hope tUat these transact
would make up the lossis they bad sustalnec
the lvanhoe and other transactions. Ue was at
what other losses were relerred to in
letter. Ae replied that these were losses wl
>lr. Bateman knew about and added: "1 also k;
of another loss that I didn't care to menttot
that connection. It has nothing to do with
case."
ncrrave of tlie Public Debt*
The public debt statement issued to-day sh
the increase of the public debt during the mont
December to be $<V41
Decrease of debt since June 30,1883 3l,50i
Cash in the Treasury 488.47;
Gold certificates outstanding l id.GSi
Silver certificates " lifc>,lw
Certlflcates of deposit " 24.yt>
Refunding certlhcates " at*
Legal tenders M 341,?#v
Fractional currency 14 6.V7:
Available cash 140,81;
WHAT SECRKTARY M'CUAOCH SATS OF IT?OWtX
TliKGKNKRAL DEPRESSION OF BCsINfaSS 1NTERKS
CONGRESSIONAL OPINIONS.
The showing oi the Treasury statement i
there has been a slight increase of tne public <
during the month of December Is dlscu
with some Interest by financiers, bee re
Mcculloch says it is due not so n
to any unusual expenditures during
month as to the fact that there has bee
great falling off In the receipts. For the past
months the Treasury, ne says, has been feeling
effect of t ne general depression of business all <
the country and tne receipts on revenues 1
generally decreased. Meanwhile hesuys the ex]
dilutes have kept up to the top notch, thos?.
pensions slightly Increasing. He says, how*
that ihe indications are that the statement
January will show a diminution of the public <
again.
MR. HOLM AN SATS
tliis shortage in the revenues of the country
thing to beexpected from time to time now, ai
not a bad thing. "There Is an exaggerated Id
he says, "of the resources of the government,
tuts evidence tnat the revenues are not inexha
lble will have a good effect. It shows that
I present lavish expenditures must be curtailed,
1 am in favor of any reduction of tne revenue
will enforce economy in public expenditures.''
mr. bland thinks
that a decrease In the revenue might be expe
from the fact that the people In this country
not buying as much as they were. They are e
omlzlng owing to the hard times, and the lmj
are consequently falling off.
MR. BCCENER'S VIEW.
Mr. Buckner says he thinks the same falllnf
of revenue?which means a falling off In buslni
will continue all winter. "The sume depress!
he says, "exists all over the world; all nations
suffering from It. and It must b the result
common cause. There can be but one com
cause, and that Is the scarcity of gold. The
of the world Is being used up."
MESSRS. ELLIS AND RYAN ON THE DEPRESSION
Mr. Ellis says the preseut awful period of dej
slon the country is eolug through Is more tha
can account for. The people are not buying?
are not eating as much or buying as many clot
because they can t aflord It, and the revenu
the count rj, both Internal anil from customs, r
diminl-h. the latter more particularly. If the Frt
and Chinese wouid sret to d.'hting In earne
would do us some good, he thought.
\ir. Ityun, of Kansas, thought the people 1
becoming economical owing to ouainess deprea
and we would Anally have to get. a war on
hands before long to clear away the depression
The Caste of Sergeant 11 alt north.
GEN. HAZEN'S COMMUNICATION LAID BEFORE
SECRETARY OF WAR TO-DAY.
The communication from Gen. Hazen reques
that a court martial for the trial of Sergeant I
north for rifling Lieut. Greely's private paper
ordered by the War department, was laid tx
the Secretary of War to-day.
A prominent War department official said \
Star reporter to-day that Gen. llazen is rnlstJ
in thinking that he (Hazen) is not vested '
power to adequately punish the crime with w
Sergeant Haltnorth Is charged. The accused ii
garded rather as a clerk than as a soldier, and
talniy his dismissal from the service at this t
which Gen. ilazen is able to effect by recoinm
ing it. Is sufficient punishment. The fonnalll
a court martial, he stawd, Is not necessary.
Local Xoten,
Rev. c. D. Andrews, or Christ Church, navy j
lsspoicen of as successor to the Kev. Dr. I'aret.
The transfers of real estate placed on re
during the year 1884 were 3.680, only 76 more t
the year before. There were 2,817 relatlnj
Washington city property, 675 to county prop*
and 158 to Georgetown property.
The will of tne late William Mlddleton, parti
proven to-day, leaves his property to his widow
The Court*.
Probate Court?Jwlge Cox.
To-day, estate of John Taylor; answer of adi
lstrator filed with affidavits. Estate of Wm
Bett?; order directing register to turn over cer
: personal effects received from W. E. Shaffer to
I administratrix. Will of Esther Ann Stott fllei
1 F. T. Browning (named as executor) with petl
; for probate, proved by two witnesses, ana ordt
publication. Estate of Joseph Burnham, \
! tlon of administrator to compromise ci
! 11 ii d and granted. Eat ate of Thomas Evans; i
tlon of A. B. Graham for authority to sell secur;
granted. Will of Wm. Mlddleton fll<*d with coi
and petition for letters; will proved by two
nesses and codicil fully proven. Estate of Sar
Copelanii; renunciation of Virginia P. COjtei
tiled and letters granted H. B. Hay: bond $D
Estate of Daniel Green; order gran' lng letter
John Green, bond C400. Estate of Ann E. a hoi
letters of administration c. t. a. Js&ued to W
Barrett, bond $1,000.
Fire in a IS. A O. Tunnel.
Newark, O., January 2.?a tire company
been called to the Bristol tunnel, on the Baltln
! anil Oiiio railroad, which is on lire. All thro
trains have been stopped for the present.
Caovernor Cleveland** Reception.
VISITORS OOMti IN THRONGS TO WISH HIM **A HA
NEW YEAR."
There was a very brilliant scene at Gov. C1
land's reception at the executive chamber In
capitol at Albany, Thursday afternoon. The ?
eruor's staff assisted at the reception, and broi
all their medals, ribbons, badges, gold lace
i swords with them. The great room never loc
so gay since the day of the governor's lnstallat
and the polished orass of the big iire-piace
quite thrown In the shade by the more briil)
polish of the officers' arias.
Every part of .the vast capitol building v
thronged with visitors. The crowd that flo'
Into the ante-room as soon as the boy threw c
tne door was composed almost entirely of n
The aides-de-camp formed them In Une and marc
the visitors into Gov. Cleveland's presence,
governor took his stand in front of his big desk,
as the visitors tiled by coL Uttley, of Buff
Introduced each one. A grasp of the hand, a
words of congratulation, and the visitor passet
through the governor's private office and the
out Into the corridor again. So the performs
was kept up for two hours, with very slight in
mission In the stream oi callers. Adjutant Oern
1'arnsworth flanked the governor on one side, t
on the other Brig. Gen. Horatio C. King stood
poured words of consolation into the Preside
elect's ear.
Every class met In the governor's room dui
the day and all were greeted alike. There w
tottering old men who had traveled long
tances to meet the governor and fresif young
lows who Just dropped in on their round of cj
Gne old reilow tried to make a spet
and stepping back began, In stentoi
tones: "h.r, you are the ilrst and only dei
cratlc': but an orderly abruptly cut 1
off and bis valuable utterances we.e lost to
world. A doting mother insisted that the Pn
dcut-elect should kiss her baoy, and every otl
school-girl brought an autograph album. Th
were piled up in great stacks on the desk J
back of the governor, to be attended to at so
other time.
Among the well known name3 that were
nounced to the governor, were those of Paul i
James Fenlmore Cooper, sons of the novelist; Cl
Saxe, soix of the poet; Judge W. L. Learned i
the meuTOers of the state government. Nearly
the heads of departments came in for a mom
aud the staffs oi all the local mliltary organizali
paid their respects. There were also rou
looking men, overcoatiess and colarli
cold-handed lee-cutters from the river, a ba
woods hunter with his dog at his heels are a mot
crowd of citizens of high and low degree. G
Cleveland seemed really to enjoy the inroad
visitors aud when the affair was over said:
may laugh If you will, but I really do not mind
this handshaking." At 8 o'clock the military si
dined with the governor at the executive mans)
FlGHTlKO A CATSKILL WILDCAT.?William
Humphrey and George Cole, of Pine Hill, la
CatskiU mountains, N. Y., while out in Heard
bears on Saturday last, came upon an enorm
wildcat near Big Indian creek. They heard
peculiar noise over their heads, and looking
saw the wildcat on the ilinb of a large tree. F?
lng that the animal would spring upon them, ti
started to run. After getting a little distance
cole turned and, leveling his gun, fired,
struck aud severely wounded the cat, which, m
dened by the pain. Jumped on him, and strik
mm on the breast, knocked him down. Both n
ami beasi then rolled over and over upon
ground, until Humphrey, frightened, seeing K
his companion was getting the wont of the c
test, mustered up courage to go to his aid. Wit
well-directed blow with the butt of his gun
crushed In the animal's akulL Cole was ba
scratched and his clothes were torn to tut
The cat was taken to Pine Hill and found to we
ninety-six pounds.
1 he two daughters of Mitchell Van Zandt an
son of Levi Debaw broke through the ice at I
ton. Maw., Wednesday, and were drowned. TI
were all wrier twelve years or eg*
The Bniui CafUiln*! an Ofticr Itoal j
shocking ckceitt to on* of his ckkw nrscltino
u ik the prath ok thk man. xho
and- Tbe examination of capt. John Williams. cap- p,,..)Te
9 ac- tain of a Chesapeake oyster schooner, charged *111 in
man with the murder ol otto Me?her, one ol his crew, Mr.
rere was continued Id Baltimore yesterday. Frrderick said t
ttlL" May*, another of the crew, test.tiel to the raort ,
.. ! . . in* Sr? II
the , atrocious cruelties prwUn'd by the captain on the j une ^
lato- deceased. One Mtterenld day. when Meyher com- j
re- j plained of beinc sick. Widlati* threw a backet of ? ?.
Co. * ?"r oil h;m und b.'*t Mm with a mar ta spike Wur, h
i until he promL*l to work. Meyher afterwards xr + v
fainted, and the captain Jumped on hiti m d * y0.
kklted him iu the lace. Afterwards a rope w as tho ?
*?"* . tied around MeyherS waist unU he was thrown h,, hf
i?vnf : overboard; then he was dragged on dec* again . :.J
*5; tied to the mainmast. The captain later ..rdered pi?;,r>
1 bp Bayetoklll Mej ler, or he, the captain. w< :?W kill ^ n
him. At lower Fdrmount Hey her was li u<il up c. n! ?
trom the hold, where he had hltu half ln*ens,!?le j r?
i in WTV"al days. L iter witness saw his body lying <>n ,
L*5 the beach, about 30 feet from the shore. The fe?lIn?
against capt. Williams in Baltimore is intense,
lien autl luere 18 ?f lynching. 1
Pew A Kavai Aradrmy Hraadai. * v
, hlj Annapoli* Dhpi ch to th- N. T. He aid, J?uu?n 1. r 1'
The naval academy authorities are inve-.ti.rat In g >l;
a case of supposed stealing at that institution | c'"
The suspected party is understood to Ik- a navai ,r\1u'.
ows cadet of the fourth class wh> Is accused of etn- r^
of ing the room of a fellow stuuent and robbing hltu the s'.
About eighteen months ago a cadet who stood hign i canlu;
1.SS4 In his class was dismissed lor a similar offense, in,
i.tfctt his case the robbery was attributed to kleptomania. I ,i.Vr?^
l.ilO ' ~I II
1.150 5lc?r* Brief*. j tl,(|4
Mfi?l The Mutual Union teleoraph company began out - p. ? i
J.uOO ting rates yesterday. Their prices are now about < ;-d t
i.ooo the same as those of the Baltimore anl oaio ? :u- l)is;i*
i,on> pany. ; th>> n
1.343 it is reported In I>ondon that the French govern- thotig
l,v?9 ment is negotiating tor the purchase of !>i? ts..|T i twnn.
g to tne coast of Panama to form a French naval sua- nr.nut
is? tion. ' carve
Two pounds of iron filings, found In a bur. to J omen
that which a fuse was attached, under an arvh of W iier- oordtn
. . . loo depot, at London, yesterday, caused another mile3e?t
dynamite scare. the pi
ssed Insutgcants in Jamaica are preparing for another ; toon
tary Invasion of Cuba. en-d
iuch Heavy snow storms are reported from Kansas I Ms d
, and Nebraska, aeoompani'-d in intense ?-oid. pheno
,ne Tbe defalcation of ChurdiiU, state treasurer of then
a Arkansas, Is $18,500. A in
two The first woman ever arrested in Richmond, Va., Drains
the for carrying concealed weapons was lined $20 yes- aude>
aver terday for it. that t
lave All but three of the orphans who were In St. tiie su
pen- John's home, in Brooklyn,when it was burned h .ve actios
: for been accounted for. uin<>ui
>ver, Ruth Gill, a little girl, w as killed vesterdav at troti"i
lor Cleveland by a shot accidentally fired bv a five- tinall\
leht year-old companion, who was playing with a levol- plan t
ver. t he su
When W. F. De Rossett and Nathan Pars met In expeei
is a the streets of Rockwood, IVnn., Wednesday, they added
id is 1 bP?an firing at each other with shotguns, both tions I
? were wounded. refuse
tea, ? ? the i>
and Tbe Di?llns:nl*lie?l Dead of lsM. faster
ust- or the multitude who have gvne over to the llshed
majority during tha past year there are the usual
that number or prominent characters in state and
church, literature a;.i the professions. The el?v to i
quence of Wendell 1'hllllps has been stilled before most
eted the sllver-tonpue had lost Its magic power, and
are wltb blrn his fellow philanthropists, Herr l?tsk?-r, W*a
the Oemian liberal, and Keshub Cbund* r Sen, the , '.'t
con- remarkable East Indian promoter of the ltrahm<v 1
>orts scniaj. Of public men In active Uiethls country Il|n,->
loses Secretary Folder, senator Anthony, x-^'c- P'-'nei
retary Hunt \mlnlster to Russia) Judir-' No h
t 0pr Swayne, Augustus schell, John J. Slseo, and I'resi- "?> >
* dent. John W. Garrett, of the B.Utlmored and Ohio prove
-ss ro.td. Of an older generation w? rt? Charles fr*Lon,"
o'Conor, the once famous Jurist, J. Wataon \Vei?n, J-"'' f
i are Royal Phelps, all of New York; Keu??eu it. .
of a Springer, ol Cincinnati, 'i'he more prominent , ,n
mon Journalists of the lists aro Thomas c henery, editor M; ('
gold of the London Times; Thomas Klnsella, of the ' . ^
Brooklyn Eagle; George W. l)anl>'lson, ol the ?, c'!
Providence Journal; Wilbur F. Storey, of the 1 'I""
Chicago 1'inws; l>r. Sanford i>. Hunt, of the Newpros
ark Advertiser; .lames^WaUson Weob, ex- 'a"11*
n he editor of the New York Courier <iwf Kirjuirer, and
they wllb these may be included I=aac Henderson, F. J. : ' ^
h Ottarson, Thomas Magulre, Mary Clenitner, Jane ? r
.nes, ^ Swiss helm and Mrs. Anna OttciUofler. The
esor most noted name in literature is thai of Charles
nust Keade. who will Ik* retjembered lou^ aft.-r the will si
nch : world has forgotten that an Kngliah prin e named
st it ; Leopold d ed about the same time. Of eminent ,
| clergymen. Bishop Simpson, Bishop darkson, of J1,1'1,
were. Nebraska; Bishop Kavaaack, or the Methodist v
sloii Episcopal church south; Bishop Wiley, Chinese '^.s
our i mlsslonao'; the Rev. Lawrence Walsh, of Khode ^
Island, treasurer of tbe land league, and the Rev. , 'u| '
Ileary Morgan, of Boston Other names not to be
* overlooked are those or Eugene Rouher, French x.
the statesman; B;istlen Lepaige, (Ten. Todleben, oriius- WIU'U
sia; Mldhat Pasha, Juuah P. Benjamin, sir B irtle *
ittncr Frere, Samuel Ward, William Anson Wood, Henry
j it c" Work' Mrs. Farra^ut, Brlgnoll, Maria Taglioui,
iait- cetewayo, Hans Makart. Kanuv Eissler, t uarles
9 be Fenno Hoffman, Profs. Packard and Williams, oi ; ' ,
;fore Yale; Abbott, of Harvard, and Guyot, or frlinetuo, , ' ,
and Taylor, or Andover; Commodore Hunt, t^n. J''*'
Weitzel, and not least the Russian banker, von *-'uure
a stiegUtz, worth JT5,000,t!tx). Jf*ta
iken . ? the nc
with FntsmsH Wokk of Tkain Wreckers.?Near bright
hich Grarton, W. Va., Wednesday night, the m. !x>u!s sutlo
s re- express on the B. & o. railroad was thrown from ';ir:
cer- the track by a bar of iron which had lj<tMi wedged aame
'me, in the frog ot the switch by some i*-rsoo unknown. i:"' '*a
end- The engine was thrown from the track and turned <Pient
iy or upside down, and the postal car was thrown dow n J?'<ht,
tbe bank Into a creek. Collin Hepburn, the en- b*>iii!i
gineer, was instantly killed. He leaves a family at ' 0010
Bloomlngton, Md. Thomas Dors?\v, llreman, was 'Ui;?os
aid, caught beneath the engine, and. besides suffering boat.
broken bones and bruise*,, was badly s<*:iide-l, one I'rai
cord side l>elng literally cooked by the escaping ste.mi. courw
.han He lived several hours. His home Is at K? > .>er. lie plane!
( to leaves a wire and tlii-. e children. The damage to hood t
irty, property amounts to sever.U thousand dollars. to i he
? ?? throui
lally Mr. Moonv's Alubhed Attack on soitfifrn years
Leaders.?The charge that Mr. Moody In a sermon cover?
delivered in New York in 1876 assaulted Geu. lc. E. and a
Lee and other southern leaders continues to attract knowi
attention In Richmond, Va. Many persons there onth<*
, have expressed a determination not to atu-nd any sati;
fj* or his services. His llrst senium Is to be delivered piter 1
in that city next Sunday morning. tie* ce
the opposrso the $8 Per Month Pension Bru_? moi'*
D-v The friends of the $8 per month pension bill in i u * i ?> ,UI
uon j Massachusetts department, G. A. It, are w ir U i' saturi
10 secure 11'*" election at the approaching >i - h ,v i
ie.ll~ pitrtment convention for as illd delegation t > the .,ianet
al I national convention in favor of the measure. They jhliiz
I will be defeated overwhelmingly. Th nation >1 Uiecoi
ii ai I commander, lu a circular, aisapproving o; the 0f sen
-.leu | measure, says: "The indorsement ol tu bill is not iuw <wit
, merely a question of placing your comrad- s and
Post in direct antagonism to the national encamp- in*.. r,
1 ment? but far more and worse; H is a question now tr
.two. j whether the S0J,tn<i able bodied an1 strong com- t,.t.n v.
* 10 j rades shall Just now attempt to elbow aside the th'-ref;
i already long-waiting procession ot S> HI .000 d: sab led tlie li'
* and suffering ones, th -orphans and widows, that m;11.
the larger and stronger column may first get their and cu
$8 a month."
has Wrecked SAfi-ous Rpsci ed Fkom a Raft.?The The
lore Norwegian bark. Onward, u New York.tr' .n s two ru
ugh ho:m, picked up a rait a' sea on Dec. iti. on which IU
wire the captain and four of ?lie crew ol t?r
schooner Kstclle Day, whl h s dled from Charles- r. ?
ton tor Philadelphia oa l? v. 16. When <.fr < :ve >
Lo<.i!:out, on tne 18th, a su-nn < une up. continuing i 1 1 V
thre" days. On tne morning of th laih the ve?--: t-s.
capsized, and on the aist broke up and sank. 1 n>;n , ,, a ,r'1
ev?- the 19th until they were h scuf,d,ihe crew h id bet-t; > , !a
the clinging to theoutslde of the \a-ss< I and to portions n"\v 111
'ov- or tlie week. On the ?1. the male, E. S. curling, , u ,,
' ,h, was drowned. ?'11
ight On the
and Shoohno His Head Okk While grnnrno. ?Wm. ' IU1K' a
iked Hicks and a companion were out sunnit.- in Goo h- l"'r olr
.ion, land county,Va.,Wednesday, and Mr. Hicks'hands pianj-f
was beln? too cold for him to draw the rod from his gun ter l r
Lant with them he attempted to do so with his teeth. ln- "'M
He failed to do so, but one of the loads was dls- Mars,
ras charged wiiile he was m tking the effort and blew
w el half of bis head off. He leaves a ramlly. " a S(
i?eu ~ ~ : " Btiffaii
jen Mtrderep by a Ikamp.?A brakeman nam^d senten
h(.(i Mason was fatally injured near llartrord on I u *s- I r
The da>' nlffht by being struck on the he id v.iiu a sK'iie nuTah
and thrown by a tramp. He was found lying iu-i was mi
aj0 sensible on the top or a car when th'- train iea< h?M nume \
le^ New Britain and was cared ror at that place, i n * the ntl
I on tramp threw the stone because Ma^ou had put Utm 1 pretty
lllce off the train. A man answering the description or ' large t
nce the murderer has been arrested at i'rowvhle autl is bang
tgr. awaltlnjr ldentltlcatlon by the train hands on tneir on
eral return from Hariem river. arrest i
an^ Bismarck ok Gladstoj?kT?Prince Blsmarok, in a 1
ana conversation with a newspaper corrtsj>onucnt at , r'.c
mt- Berlin, denied that he had any per.ioual enmity j to ^-ur(
toward Mr. Gladstone. He said he viewed with ariti 1U
lnff equanimity the party struggles in England. He
^re could have relied upon Lotd Beaconsileid io keep j* rn?B
dis- England In accord with the rest ol Europe, but
"*l- whatever Mr. Gladstone's policy might be It was a morv><1Uls.
matter of little concern to uermany. nage. I
;ch, ?? ? tion, ai
iau A Poor Irish Boy Prevents a Tkrkibi.e Rail- goneai
mo- ROau Smash-cp.?As Thos. Gould, a poor Iruh boy, her as
ilin was tramping along the West Shore road, n ar wealth
tne Milton, N. Y., last night, he heard a great era su time a
isl- behind him. He ran back, and found the rati road years o
ler track buried beneath a mass or tallen rock and ?
ese earth. Starting up the Une, yelling ai the top or -*tO <
lust his voice, he attracted the a?teniiou of a patrolhian 3 B ^
me just in time for the latter to signal the New York ? rouj,
and New England express from Albany, which was Try it.
an- late and came swinging alomr at a ureal stewed. >our ,u'
md with heavily laden coaches. When the passengers
las. saw the awrui disaster they had escaped, and
ind learned to whom they owed their preservation, btif]
all they rapidly poured into the pockets or poor i om to cakj
ent Gould such a shower of coins as he had never seen
ons before. The train was delayed two hours.
?!*" a Package Containing*?3,800 Missing.?A pack- . *>'AT1
age containing$3.8j0,from tne Merchant'sNatioual
bank of Induuiapohs, to United States Treasurer vu^.,
Wyman, disappeared last Tuesday mgnt while en Btrwtn
, route from Adams' express office to tne depot, at relative
. "J Indianapolis. It is not thougnt that the money wahi
was stolen, but got mixed up with other package* Mr* M.
. !~ii and went In a wrong direction, and will ue recov- i<?rti
^5 erecL 1U5 111
on. u*rj- 3 1
a Note proh Gen. Gordon.--Gen. Wolseley, who
T. is at Kortl, has received a diminutive note from
the Geo. Gordon, saying that Kuartouui is all rigbL
1 of The note is not an inch square. The paper was rolled
ous up about the size of a pin and was sewn in a seam
I a 01 one of the messenger's garments. Gen. Gordon T|R- 1
up estimates the mabdl's lore at from au,uoo to so.o,*)
men. The messenger adds that in a recent eugageiey
ment one of the enemy s guns was disabled. Tne
off garrison is able to hoid ouu
He ?? for ]
ad- An Electric Railroad at Rockawat.?Articles
ing of incorporation have been Hied in the Queens Itcmii
lan county (N. Y.) clerk's office of the Rockawaj elec- kr' wl.x
Uie trie railroad. The road is to be cousiructed trorn
hat near the Far Rockaway depjt of the Ixwn: island ?
on- railroad, and will run m a westerly direction be- m
u a tween me oc6an and Jdiaalcd buy to uie point ol paila
he the beach, a distance of about six miles, ihecao- ltux-im
dly ltal is tSJOjOM. ^ to exist,
era. ?a
igh Ho# Mas. Tom Thumb Lost $i,iao.?The Hartford
Timet say* Mrs. Tom Tnumo recently started For m
a show on her own account, acting as her own
d a manager. The show disbanded out in New London
MIL- Saturday night, the little widow having lost *1.100. Corner J
Wy She returns to her home In Middletouiy Tfinmirii
Out running a show ? not nerturte. ltCsU?
tw* m&no* omiwrmnl
sub-eon unit toe of the boardsd
to district uie city for ottfcvuou purpuw*,
eet lo-diflil
il-. /uiiii, aceretary of the committee,
0-day that it whs prot table i hat instead of
ung t*i' cuv the dlflereni cia-we* of the ttus>n?a
would he divid-sl tato irroupa noi'msuti
to cftjivu each i us&
~ ,
p ?t uexkn, vn? vi-sterdan d*strr?ved ?i?.,o*i
of grrksv.es and fui dilute belonging u> beatouuger
anrt v v ro ln on
ce <?i a reduction ?.f troui n? to ?, per <vnt in
we.* of the st?vl-w.>rki*rs at i <*ihocton. ouiok
* g;v?-n. hair tin- worker* will strike. "
employs of the homemiwd mwei worir* at
urv. r\?nt roiled bv < arn.yi.- brother*. hav,?
notlfie 1 of a reduction <? from ss to 10 n-f
t t ji?* different deimrtmenta. ttif itail w u
[i idle for some tin><\
jannar) sklr*.
uk fuvttikt tusptat tx?r twt *oi*t?.
the provi.leuot* journal.
miry is evening star until the :id, and m<tu.
iir tor tso rpxi of t he imintu, lit- mm the
5t rank on the january anntls, lor ho con.
es three important lartdeatato enliven its
i. these are, his inferior conjunction with
in, his great w.-sttem elongation, and bis
irt-uon with venus.
r little in known atxmt wercurv with anv
of cert-iuntv, tor bis ueartfe** to the mm
l mb a dim ult obj?vt for atvurate observ a>
i h?? period i?t iii? rot itlon on his axis. hui>u>
be about t w.'nty-iout hour*, is not ??m!u
s beyond question, neither is tin- position of
is known. scliroet er. a rt.u?r-nt owrm. ml
'vinuiuc of ihe present century saw?-or
hlr - <*?*th* planet waain craareut
tn aititoiy^ man uric of tb^ wcriih
e projection* rr..m the limb, and an ltrecui.tr
of tie; terminal or. he luu-rjirvij-d the jihetii
us the shadows of lofty mountains, and, ac'f,
\? hls^ measurement., tin y were t waive
hi^rh. hut hit* more experienced oi?*?rversoc
ivsent day, with their oner ins" rum>-nis fail
nrm these observations. nothing is cobsldproven
in n-gard to th? plant's atmonpbere,
\ latum from a >|ih>>rl('ti form or many oth-t
miena probably due to the mammalian of
who saw through the glass darkly.
ore important problem i* now puzrllng th?
i oc asirunohiers. i,e\erner. after pmioutid
ihaustlve examination of msmls. annotin.-.*!
he is*rlheuonof ?<-ivunr-sortiii uiovesaround
n more rapidly than can l>e explained hy th?j
of the other known planets, ih * a<-o>teraacd
itlnfj to in a eenturv. the kreucb aa?
ner warched dul(? ntly tor the cause, and
concluded that h was <lue to an unknown
or planets re??lvini? n-iw.-en m.>n ury and
n. he di<?d tn this belief, and in confident
tatlon that one or more pi mets would be
to the system, and the m<*n urial periurlt.ije
accounted for. the tviw-uiotis planet suil
to come under the rul >a, and the tact that
eriheiiou of his orbit movea round the sua
than it plight ta>. le not* consider**! aa estab
. the cause of the unoinaly has not vet been
ed. no problematical vulcan, no unnim?d
s, no pump of asu-roids, have ever nutde
is over the sun and rwsu> vd harm >tiv
lho system. i nsklllcd observers, in
instances, have seen little btdies
tiif the sun that had the appearau -e
nets. their observations, however, have mat
nonflnn" i by oltservert who mr fifty years
sever allowed a fair day to pass without acan>r
mapplnsr the sun's face. the trans't of a
t no blir.rer than a pin's point w ?ul>l not
?their vi^iarn watch. wurlikk total e>ntpses
tars have is-en not<sl thai li was hoped would
to be ihe much desired intr .-mercurlal planliui
the preponderantx of evldenoels afainst
xlspine of the unseen wand< rers, and ihe
in n iu tliis as completely unsolved as it did
the discrepancy was lirst .n ooveml. tla-^
ibsen-ers with the finest instrument*, and lira
[?.? rabie opportunities, have thus far found
ie mep ury d"fle,s tin; host of terrestrial asaiers
and luatheniatlcuaa, and spins on his
his perltn lion point advan< lng w ith aeoeie;
spood, lu a fashion lnooiu|>reb>*tislble to
best versed in the lav.s that bold m place
in and ills t an illy or wot ds. the pml) tbdlir
oug that the s?;leuoe or astmn??uy, fruui its
it stand|>oint. las no mentis at command to
the question. the astnuoiny of the future
low the way.
us is morning star durtnir the month, she is
approaching the sun iti<! h< r superior exinon.
w iiich does not occur until may. she ia
i'ry b'-aiit mil in the inor iim; sky, as any one
ee ror hiinst jf, who con tnatids a view of the
astern horizon, :<nd inal.ei> an observation ut?
jefore sunrise, sh'- (x*ntributes an interee4eldent
to the planetary annals of the month
r conjunction with mercury on the 24in.
she acts ajs guide for tbv who deal it n
s-> of the sparkling planet. who, however, wiu
iktn to show his face unless atmospheric and
conditions are l he very beat.
iter is momirur siar <lurlng the month,
ugh thus ranked lu astr iuouiical ah uiation.
iear enough to op|k?shion t?> b - a suia*rbobti
the evening sky, being visible nearly um
night, lie now makes his appearance above
surti norrlzon at it o'clock in the evening in
trtheast, and on moonless nights is by fat ihe
.ot star lu the heavens. he remains almost
nary throughoui the month, moving a utile
?r north, and being c.trried westward for the
reasons thut th?- fixed stars are, that toby
xth's eastward motion in herorolt. con-e1}
he rises aliout tour minutes earlier every
so that when january closes, he win be se<-n
ngabove the eastern horizon shortly before
ck. no one can h ip being impressed by the
lug presence of this leajer of u?e celestial
nus is morning star. hr pursue* his slow
' without making the least contribution to
ary annals, but be is leaviuir the ueiirbbor>f
the sun. and oonsoqu<-ntly dra-.rinif nearar
earth. it takes i ratius scv-n years to patto
fh a zodiacaloonstellauou. ani eighty-four
to complete a revolution round 1 he sun. l?tt? d
in 17x1. he has tnade but one revolution
quarter of another one since he txs aine a
i mcuiut or the sv siem. the y. ars are long
uranian ajth*'re.
irn is evening star. he is only second to Jiiii
brilliancy and ^ize, afiu moves serenely on
k'otial road, with nothing noteworthy to rvonce
nir.g his proctv^s. w hen jupiter rts?-s
early part oi the month. saturn is nearly on
-rldl iii; when jupiter has rwachea the zenith
i is sinking below the western horizon. we
10 news to tell in regard to thl: fas-mating
, l>ut. we have faith to l?ellevc that sotu worth
knowing will be revealed concerning
tnplox saturnian rinir system bei the 37tu
lember or the preaeui year ushers in the
nticip ited saturnian perlh>'lion.
une is evening s.ar. lie pur-ues his snallours"
tiirough the heavens, far away just
ouiany of los br?mlier planets. he is thlr ars
in moving tnrougli a c >n>tellatiou. and
jre it is easy to keep the run of his place in
avens.
i is evening star. ii - is very near the sua
oipletcly hldd n in his raj s.
711k uook.
tir-t month of the new year holds in her gift
ii moons. the moon fulls on t he 1st.;? minder
midnight, and also on the :tdth at 19 mm*
ricrll o'clock in tbe morning, on the 4111
ton is in conjunction with jupiter and on the
ih i ranua. on tlio i:jih slie pays her r> to
venus and on the 14th to mercury. 0.1 the
ie is at her nearest p tlnt to mara, und. as
the day ol her chaugeto u?-w noon, it shows
^ar mara is to the sun. lnd< ed. tnose w ho
the course 01 the moon win nnd it easy 10
1 mind the r- lallve pu-> lion or ibepiamta,
124th the mooa is lu conjunction with nepnd
on thesuth with saturn, thus completing
cult and giving the order of succession of the
s, drawing near to the iu untug siars, juplanus,
venus and mercu *y, auu then ?wingr
ponderous sphere neai tne evening stars,
neptune and sat urn.
rial sexsatiov at bcrnix).?society in
) is excited over the marriage, on ihe nh ot
iber. at niagara 1 alls, or t . dii k vau l>evto
kvelyn wentwortu. th? ladv arrlvi-d in
1 from toronto eighteen months ago and
iow n as t he countess l?e t?r. w. her other
*as evelyn went worth, and when- she got
le nobody knows. mrs. van l?ev?nter is a
damsel, about eighteen years ol.l she has
due eyes, ml ilps. and wean? her hair a la
sue appeared at the police office in buffalo
xlnesday for a warrant for her liusband's
on the ground of desertion, and the docu?'-s
issued on her exhibiting her marrta^4
ate. ills friends say thty know lie has gone
>pe to wait until the excitement sul.md -s,
the hope of being able, thiough friends, to
evidence on w inch to base a sun for divorce.
d of van devenier says: "van deventer
gone away with anot her woman, as is ruthe
fact ih, ie has ma le a foolish maria?lng
married one much below him in staid
to escape a portion or f lie affliction he has
?ay. i don't think he'll ever acknowledge
his wife." van deventer is one of ttio
lest young men in buffalo, and was for a
member of the orm of v\ eed 4 co. lie to
f aire.
"uke no pay-whitehlrst'8 cedar
1-sam warnuip-d to cur* c. utrha. colds.
1 hroat aud l>mor he. 'u drowfi a di?11
uot sutluli' j. return th<-<*iii|4> b<?t if wid a-t
^r.? y ii>ck solil by all drugylau n;4-f.,.u.th3m
^?m??t
bktmoth i:D.
bel?opfhn h kiv !.k. emii< a. 8t1sbel
iok op1 e-vueimi u
ntku.
"an8. of poritouitis. at 0*0 ovlork a. m.. fvl
niitry 2, is'5. afn-r k hhort, but |>aiulttl ulanw,
ijeiiived wife of arthur nattans
"al from he. ian- nt.ii'-ui'r. corner sis-ond and o
uorthwe-t. i:3u lu? k hundav. ttkcmto and
ef the tauiilv invtir-d to atn-nil. 2*
ilix. on december al 18s4, at 11 o'clock a tu..
mil a w abei .n, bel<>v?sl wife of h?-:ir> h arren
liieral w ill take place frora her labth
atreet northwest oa sutnnhij moniuu. jaiiit
10 o'clock a. m. b^-^uieiu iua?? at st. aununurch
at 10 a, m. h. lativw and frto d an
to attend. 2*
ihwir
(jolden specific.
a positive ci ikk
drtnken hess ob the lictok harl
be vtvefi tn a cup of co?* or tea without tha
ri of tbei^nou : kina- it. la atmnlirb'ly harmwill
fffnot a i?nimn?'it aud mp tl> core,
uh |?tieut la a luoderate driacer or an aico*ek
it has bt?n riven .n tbouaaskla of cawta. and
inntaik* s i?-rf?-t run- hat followed. i* ima
1 Ik- ajateui once uui?nynt*eil wi.h the scscjht^
taa an atter innwiaibuity lor th-j i.qu. r appetlta
ooloeh bpkomc cio.. proprietor.
cincinnati. ohia
tobr
r. k. helphex8tikk
ebbitt house dkug stork,
athaod y straets, also eorna- imhdml ?| -
vermout avetiae, wnhiitto>. d. c.
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