Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1878, Page 1

SR SE ES a NEE © PSE OF THE CURAN SURRECTION. THE EVENING STAR. } vs PUBLISIED DAILY, Except Sunday arthy . a the Yacht Bs. AT THE STAR BUILDING. New Von, March 7.—The it paddishes Wenserivanin Arenas commer 2318 bateh of letters between New york Ca? Tre Evening Star Newspaper Company 4. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’t. | vm ’ 3 ‘ cnt FE Pas 2 ere in | . mM oth ! Swer month. Copies az . : : : F ‘ +h, By mail—postage pre- MtUe. at Pittsburg, and t a sees ep cen un: one year, 8 | + . Sat Glasgow. These two last ste THE WEEK? ished on Frilay—$2 a re tes for $15; 2) copies Fear. jos'oKe F for $x 51-N®. 7,779. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1873. TWO CENTS. |i) ers Ste ia pousatid detlar for fiv« rasan nn —== a . —EE — = h, a coloneley inthe Spanish ar and Tre = = | ally upon a patent torpedo, to iaform the a z | Tee Pogwaster Gexreat hasdecidedio | — FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. T 1 to Th 8 alty upon a patent torpedo, ¢ n ty : : SPECIAL NOTICES. _ THE EVENING STAR. | refer the contract case of Me. Price, involvin | Eouusocy Siar elegTams 6 Star, | ceases, Minicees at Washington of facts on CTU Pe YERICK 108 G- > PUPULAR DIME LECTURES, = —— = = the itv, under certain conditions. o| - ate bans really detained. His offe s modit 0 kath ig tf RESERICK DOUG. > ‘iow. (6.6. ELLSWORTI Washington News and Gossip | married wonién aesureties on bonds, to the : —Petitions against the transter ot | accepted, and ‘McCarthy gave bis infor 1ON hlicar 8 ox. C. C. EL 1 | Attorney General for decision, The Chides : service. were presented by SSASS j nea wer Se eerie OF che series Werte = tercase has not been so referred. and it is | Messrs. Cameron (Pa.), MePhe nal ASSASSINS EN ALABAMA, a vcides | Pkely will uot be, though Judge Key his made | > and | no tha! decision. VES DEATH ENP ALL JOSEPH COOK, of ¥ By Messrs. Cameron (Pa.) and Why ust the reimposition of the income By Mr. CockreH against further contract the curreney: and by Mr. Burnside and others that glaziers’ ¢ i mounted in stock are exempt from duty GOVERN | TRESECRETARY OF RIE TREASURY Ts | | = = ——_ ps | THE INDIAN WAR. | Ce ! The President sent to the | Defying the Government. Gen. Miles” Expedition Ordered tn. ig ‘ ure in th be bv Ho: NOMINATIONS. NeW Vouk, Mareh T Recerprs To-Day. rh marck, 1D. T ays auth Spm. nal T ernal | Senaie to-day the following nominations VOrof an aleohe inuor traffic oc . | from Miles City says ee for reserved revenue. $137.060.01 ; customs, $3") 49.29. —John W. Rickeys, Flushing 7 cope ea : te i | | has been ¢ Mr. Coekrell introduced 4 Dill to provide f FIS M | hestiles will be | the organization of the Mississippi tiver ime SHERIES COMMISSION RELATION | ! ck them. The 10 ree provement commission, and for the improve | r ed in by Gen and th pe left alone until it is too lave t uits for Gen. ed to Fort F riridge, Phely: Scranton, Pa.: Mieh.: Samuel O. Fletcher, Pa James Reilly, Hamilton, N. Ora ae GEN. SMITH. appointment elerk of the Trea- r=. X NGO] . STO CKHOLD- BS Crikey ANACOSTIA aud POLOWAG | sury, aud nominated for a paymastership in THURSDAY NIGHT, at RIVERR. BR. . C be held at Room. Sc. Cloud | the army, has not resigned tha ure oa Building. on MONDAY, March 25. 18 ‘ y PHYSICIAN Aw sliver on Jonesvill rst position | Sons, Mich \ | regiment who were « Sun nce COME ANY OF THE U.S. OF A, | Collector forthe port of Key West. Fla., will = ill be held at the office of EDUCATIONAL. Dh and D streetenw.. in fhe ————— | on TUESDAY, March ni, 38a34; west nnsyivaniiay shu i ~ Hay dail and lower 1 Pennsylvania, 13,00a15.0 és ment of the Mississippi river. Referred to meet the expedition return to Fort hi Suet Fetiows” Hall, « 78. 2o°cl"K | Hoy does he intend todo so ut uirmed | First Lieut: Russell Glover. revenue marine | committee on commerce. | THE CUB. a Tk Arscnbiry p Becier In Tite Res) pm. The avestion of auminthing the Cupial. | inte latter by the Senate, service, to be captain: Second Lieut. C.F. | On motion of Mr. Hamlin, the Senate took | CUBAN COLLAPSE. Coming to W tom. ly Lady and Gents in, L, W. Guinand, H. A. Griswold. Alfeed | ryoee Do: This oo, | Shoemaker, revenue marine servic up the House bill farther to’ suspend the ope. | ———a Porrstows, PA. March 7—A delegation of 3 Lady and Gen acter grisro. Ale HOSE DoLLaRrs.—Superint Kf rations of seetion 5574 of the revised statuies | leading ettizens of start | No West? si mai4.3¥ | of the Philadelphia mint, will issue to-day | of the U_S., title 72, in relation to guaao LATEST FROM BUROPE, | Washington this » present - = [5 TAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, | $270,000 of the new silyer dollars now being | tenant; Third Lieut. F. H. Neweomb, revenue | islands. "The amendment reporied by. the | Solutions adopted i tari demo J ACOLN HALL. | Hayy ARDS HY CHINEON ned at that insti ution. | marine service, to be second lieutenant: and tee was agreed to, and the bill passed. stration to Cong very” extensive. facilities tor, manufac + ag | everal midshipmen to be ensigns. r moved to take up the House | : "ROPE TO-DAY The turing, are now showing a line of Marhleized DIsTRIeT GOVERNMENT B: It is} = 7 tief of Win. A. Haunmond, lite | ” Al Z 2 The Markets. MUNDAY EVENING. MARCH 1 fe for richness of de-ign and color intention of the District of Columbia com- | CONTROLLER PonteR.—The appointment ” eraru.S. A. | coneke APont the. ere Treat | RALTIMORE, March 7.—Virginia sixes, de { any establishment in the | mittee toask the House to hold asession on | Clerk of the Treasury was to-day notified by Till objected, desiring. ashe said, | | CONSTANTINOPLE. March 7.—The conditions | ferred. 4% consolidated, 5644: do, seven! tlesigns for Manes and | ™ he Pipe tit | Mra A. G. Porter, the newly appointed. con ne for investigation. dw the bill sivolved the | of the treaty between Turkes and Russia. also | Sere D Carolina sixes. “old, 1s HENRY WARD BEECHER. necoatings closely followed, and imitations of | Saturday nest forthe consideration of the bill | troiler, that he would be hereon Saturday next | Tightof one department of the zovernment to | Weluding the following: Montenegro will in, | new, Bid tevday. Sugat eed seman Om ! © and beautiful marbles exactly produc’. | to provide a form of government for the Dis: | to assume the duties of his office. ride rough shod over anothe | elude Gatchko,and the southwestern bound BALTIMORE, March 7.—Gotton firmer by Agents for BARSTON W HOUG: 7 BON oe: triet of Columbia. } ag Mr. Conkling said the bill simply proposed | Of that country will be the River Bi que ~ middling, nominally ION. se ramen: NACE, Baltimore RITCHEN RA. Piomb: | Cowsnestoxen.—The President today sent | _ EXPERTS Fon INvesTIvATIONS.—The House | to reinstate the executive power Inthe post | Vid Will include Nish and Little Zw hwei. diosun’ dency aomthes eae WASTES AND BURDENS OF SOCIETY. ing and all Ti With a large ard Taylor, John Baker and Wiliiam ¢. , &! @arter past two o'clock to-day adopted the [lon ly Would have cecuttes but for the expira- | Cabinet Crisis in [tal Pennsyivania red, 128a1 29; Ne a force of competent mechan "their variotts . aker and Willi | report of the committee on accounts allowing | Ul of the statutory limitation. and then Te Loxpox, March 7.—The- at | western. spot and Marci, Admission a B seceeeresees 79 Cents. | branches. long perso: xperience, will iy minister to Ger- | the employment of ten experts, to be assigned | i to him to ex Judgment with Rome of the Ties telegraphs to that paper as | Com, a ne it | Noo Work cheaper than any other house,” mar? 1y um. Fespectivery. | to'the Investiaating committees of the Hovee. | aything in the way Huencing or biasi follows: “The ministers have failed to come | bale lov Boextra sharge served Seais, 2 — OTICE-The annual meeting of the «N. Wiek a | ‘ ~ | his iudginent. ‘The purpose was simply to r eenient with the various discordant | $fa.3}" Ys Mes 937 Penn n= ee nual questing, of ine nk > ieker to be Gem. J. M. Scnorrenb, commanding at | ste statute that had be ssiby | parliamentary groups he government | ? | 2 vy | Statutory limitation. Mr. Conkling referred | likely to be det cily to-day, and Will | tothe « Dr. Hammond during the | dent for the cha umittee | war, paid a tribute to his personal and will probably ademy ap ‘ dull and West Point. arrived in the i appear before the Senate military ¢o totestify concerning the militar: ated on the elec leputies. Y result he dissolution of the eham mpan be sent to the yor w shington, Scent tonne 2, 1878, at 11 0° CONFLICTING Bint mates vine Maryisnd a = ify conc eter, and said the M the | Der and a new general election | Provisions dull and unchanged, Bat 5 a “S Commercial and Normal — for the purpose of electing Directors of the ( S committee on Failkoads: considevine the | Propriation. bil. y be a xe ut ‘ firm and wanted Western ruil Pe Glad te Sat dom sites morte pany forthe ensuing year and for the trausaction | the committee on railroads, considering the | PTCPTiAt — Me 8 but Tne Grand Duke Nicholas Invi ee mest,” Ladiesand gentlemen, who d of other business, . . . Dors n fund bill for the P, il- THE SESSION OF TI TOUSE THIS AFTER Mr. rd contended there was nothing in | to Constanti torr Bal'iogid ar ting’ on imprsyements crit etd (Signed) J. M, BUTLER, See's. | yoads, reported the same NOON was taken up in the diseussion of the } the bill that made a conilict of authorite. on | LOND" —Reuter’s telegram ob a Branches, ca here receive private, individual in- UNRIVALLED | amendments. to the full Teport from the committee on aceoun’s, | hat was an assumption of power by tie law. | WaBs. ha eet iro 87,500. Shipments- wiweat tr IN QUALTY AND PRICE. The sub-committee’s report will be F rizing the several committees charg making power Pe ici DBAS IR Vibed Like igtt~ to Liverpool per steam and the bill r ‘o the Senate. investigating the expenditures in the | | M xey said a member of the mili- ae es SE ie eae giain, 10al04 per bushel Champagne Wines of will take p! the Senate over judivi- ral executive depaitments to empl | ommitter he had never voted to report | J he visit (depends on the Sultans yielding to ‘ MOET & CHANDO ary committee's sinking fund bill, and the Dil | perts. ‘The republicans. generally opt | The thought move just and equitable. the Grand Duke's desire to bve accompanied by Ew Yo 7.—Stock: SOR TELDGE A. M.. Prin : x : reported trom the railroads committee. The | Such employment. Mr. Foster Mr. Plumb did not oppose the bill on any | {Mounted escort of SY persons. have since’ tecome ‘iirm, Golw, i 7 SH A AL rin. MOET & CHANDOS, Dills difler essentially purpose of the report was to give employment | constitutional grounds, but because tt imade | Why the, Bustians Do Not March | 1014. Exchange, long, 484; short, 486. Govern- EMOISELLE PRUD*HUMME'S | ses ed 18S. eG . aaa toa lot of Ohio dead-beats aur invidious distinction. j nto Constantinople. | ments w ae hae M’*® 3 rere Saag TO THE MORMON PROSECUTIONS.—A gentleman . ne Pending further consideration the morning | larch 7—A Viennia dispate ainue, Wrest 12a map Fenn eee ee Une Ae et iect'| ee Soie Agents for Us $+} who arrived here from Salt Lake this morning | NOW Biase ox Your: Sinven.—The Se ired, aud the Senate resalution rete. | the Morning. Tine At the Russian | Cuylté:, - Pupils taught rapid nd a perfect | —— s theren : vere tary of the gave notice yesterday fi s the reason ¢ were made in the of- y s bese immigration came up as the |} itis fleet. pe igration ¢ Up as the | the. British fe ang sof marshal and distr ritory is that Howa adies and Chi d business. 1 conversa S> A CARD. s ren, 9a.m.,10a.m., | iS fi that when LONDON.” Maret > all who are suffering from the errors and indls- Dardanell me from West F | afternoon that the department is prepared to 9-16 for both Mffers for the sale of silver attorney for the and Nelson. who for- | receive ata \Eadiestand Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, 6p, | cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decays | t urgent proceeded to address the Senate | eMPLOryg ord i in support of the is x Hinto Coustantinople, but th Ae loss of manhood, &c., I will send a receipt that wil held these positions, had to’ make so | bullion in quantities of not less than I0.ow) | |MSUpDOrL of Uh “Of the Chinese ke Nicholas took pon hiinself to. disobey aM cbc teserved for Private Lessons and Classes, | cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy | many promises and concessions to the Mor. | ounces, de! itthe mints at Philadel | atic RIMABd. Aan ouly moet E The Freedmen's Hospital 1 Calla? 1014 12th st. Mondaysand Tharsdaysafter | wasdiscovered by a missionary in South America. | mons before they could secure the conv | phia, Sau t and Carson. The values . oo ion of Constantinople, sending tion. 4 p.m. ; other Week days between 12 and 1. J31-2m | Bend a self-addressed enveloy fothe Rey. JOSEPH ot Lee that they tied their hands as far | Of silver purehased will be determined by HOUSE.—Mr. Hartridge. from judiciary » time to St. Petersburg, a statement of | LIVELY TIME TO-D NSIN GERMAN, LATIN andGREEK, | 7;,/NMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York | further proseciitions of the \ mint assay, and until further notice payment | committee, reported bill to remove the politi. | his reasons for his course.” . 2 EL TERE TOBAS abo MUSSAEUN. Refers. by’ permission: ee | concerned. If they had not Will be made in gold or silver coin. AV offers | eat di ities of Robert H. Chilton, of Geor. Rendezvous of the British | The sub-committee of the Senate committe to Bishop WILLIAN. PINKNEY. ‘Rooms for | BUFFALO LITHIA WATER. ises it would have been impossible to have will be addressed to the tor of mint | 2 iy 1 he Constantinonte es on appropriations continued the inve mm Private Classes at 1801 H st. n.w. “Address 1803 | [5° tained Lee's ¢ ion by the Mormon. jx ae eenine te ie ults of, Meee | tary of hester Guardiensays, | of the Freedmen's hospital to-day ' bd Se : ived and for sale by Which sat on his ease. HOW. AG ThE Pheu te ne resell ransmit. to the British fleet is still at Touzla. Thechan- | E. Felton read in THE STAR the testimony of BLYESI NS SHOOK SGUNG, LADIES ‘& freah snpply récelved: a THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON Commerce | about $0,000 pout ee unt, aggregating | rt of the si agent of the | ‘on has reached Besi 1 will Beatrice given before the cominitter depute! Hil Terns of tuition, $2 per month, W. 8. THOMPSON, | net today. The committee bya unanimous | ter place for the bullion from whieh. the ew 0 investigated the chatges against | probably he ordered to rendez tous at Touzi he demanded by letter’ to Seu Rnglish tranches. including Bookkeeping. Mrs. ‘ 25-1 x vot silver dollars will be coined. It is thought a | Stwuel McCullough. supe Dr. ES. Refer 6 3% 08 15TH STREET. vote agres i Si . HINES. References: Gen. N. P, Gen, | _325-tr ntendent of publie ation of the 1to report ME, Mareh 7. oral an opport a dill in con. nity to reply to hei presentative \ be coi J | Duildings in San Fr and upon Which his letter I said: Tt her a i new “silver vault” will be neeessary for the | Qihtines ° <0 * “Janid-amn =e formity with the memorial of James Gordon | huditidAl 3 stid MeCulloug moved. ay Signor Crispi r MeNIN Gut CONTMOHY teporane whe ooo aE OLA DOS. Hunter: —_ HOT SODA. Bennett, asking that his Steamer, the Pan | dditional.e: see Briges withdrew h dlemand for the pi 2 | Minister of the: ite titted deliberate Perjury tw order ty villity . Pra Of Penwaa- | ae 5 cee gee fot Arctic exploration, be permitted to | AT 4 MEETING OF TEMPORARILY Dis. question on the resolution offered yes- | President of the Cou: me. Fair play and the commonest justice de aul Short Haid tawgit in’ short a ; under. the cay, bp, Ollicered | by | citar bs art- ditional messenger, and the resolution was | departinent® stu the : nor Crispi | appear before you and vindicate myself FN ea saree? | SLBURN'S. 1600 Pesusyevanra Avexce, | AMeTican navy oficers, Ke. The committee | Ment, held last night at the Spencerian Busi- | referred to the cominittee on civil service ve. | AUPATQHENE of the: Tuterior, | Signor Crispi | against the aspersions heaped upon ane by ° “4 ly? COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATER on | je collector of customs for Boston, asa ium, | ness College, co Tthand L streets, | form. ; riment after the lasterisis,in the hope of | femininemalice and mendacity. It is especi draught during the winte dvc4-tr_ | ber of gentlemen from Boston. interested in | mittee phointed to represent th Mr. MeMahon, from committee on accounts, | yeeonciling the liberal party with the Cabinet, | ally repugnant to my feelings to be invelved Beard’s nomination, desire to be heard belors | to members of Congress. and urge the - | reported a resoldtion authorizing and empow- |" Rewarel and the Confere in A controversy With a. Woman, but a female BOOTS AND SHOES. NLAIMS AGAINST THE DISTRICT GOV- | the comuitive on the subject. | of the pending Dull appropr | ering the committee on rules to employ not | Lanpos March This attemnenne Pall | slanderer must not be vouchsafed. immunity — = ) ERNMENT. —— ne employment of Treasury , exeveding seven e] Ss, to be as. | 4 eile atts Ge MINE diihoteh: by reason of her sex,” & ‘EW YORK SHOE STORE, «Tn view of the likelihood of the passage of an | Heit Hastings. of the New York Conor ——— signed Dy the Sp minittees as | Mall Gazette prints the following dispaten: | | FELTON'S STORY N 605 Pennsyleania avenue. *) act of Congress providing for the audit of claims | yco7 Avvertiser, is in Washiston, tumors TOF OFR P.O. Devant- | he may deem proper: at compensation to be to attend sreneé. HL ie Sia | Mr. Felton testified to-day as totlows against the District government, the undersigned | CC <I : A very complete statement of the per- | fixed by the committee. nd the conference. It is siated | monstrous charge that Lam insane, ma THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SHUES' 1 Will undertake the prosecution of such as may be | pwevail that Mr. Hastings and oler New | MEST 4 vary complete statem rate per OE Springer oi + aa tierstlnte tae there s atte declining, and that his | ater teat Tove teseee, maa ted to him. ork gentle: ad visited President tv. | e a re = : H mmend his early re | * ewes ee IN THE CITY. “Px Vamillarity with such matters, acquired by Ay Rentlemen Dall visited the President to] oF tie postal. ser ars 1960, 1835, | Solution authorizing the comunittes on uw Varzin. I is thought he | eS bad ity French Kid B Hieesinky ve beheelal to persons disposed Co place | Male in the offices of the New York custom | 1870, Sia and Isiz has been prepared at the P| {Ml ie: committees on ¢ land will decline to invest. her fn anu Many men of the vadies’ lest quality Frenc 1 3 : a r, Navy, Post Ov | world do; Dr. Palmereurses, Dr. Purviscurses | | - $3.50. n a eT ; renortel > Mr. . O. department. The figures presented illus. | res * wl | with the powers implied in the proposal to Hes? v oh He 2 103.50. sts in his hands. house. To a STaR reporter today Mr. Has 2 a “ae 4 A terior, and Department of « i “ : t Mond: ght the baggage re at the ESGieo Prive Hutton Bows: St s0. 822 SO TRY cote resentation of claims will, of course, | tings said: “There isnot a word of Lrath in | tate the remarkable development of this de. | point a clerk and expert aud th change the conference toa Hospital wos Geoken Ont Onk ee alee Pete: laenee er Saad nsure speedier attention thereto, the rumor that Lhave visited the President on | Partnent, both in the extent and the efficiency | feeson expenditures of the Treasury depart. | at | <2°0 worth of clothing was stolen: the thief Lave Gait — . any subject whateve Tam not i y | ofits operations. The ordinary revenues have thentand of post ofticesand post roads be each Mane was one of the nurses that Dr. Palmer had ‘ongres sas RICHARD WALUACH, favors of this administration, nor giving | increased, between 1860 and 1877, from | alowed two experts. Ms OOS) diaa’s correspondent at Rome, been informed by myself was a thi 1 pasting Stipp ts, 40: SOUT NO BS OST ORS OE: any support. Tam. not the sort of individ: 5.00140 to Powhile’ the expendi: | “Mr. Mackey offered an amendment to the | 10 that Journal last night, says: "The ined him: the man that 1 bel dul Childven‘s Shors,30 per cent.lessthan | [PORTANT TO TAX-PAYERS, | ual To give or iake any sweet things of such a | , Hrom $148 t005 tO | substitute, authorizing the committee on re. | {om the throne on the opening of Par property is Saunders. The ; ; I republican administration as at present exists | SAK2244, being 233 per wents volutionary pensions to employ a clerk. on Thursdi eferring tothe de} ircumstances of Pending the passage of the bill introduced in | in the White House expendiaures:. “lt appeare fivin at | The previous question was seconded on the | Of trade throuzhout ve. will promise hospital and th 4 Congress, authorizing the adjustment of THE SENATE C canvases in hires. IU apped n the a resolutions and amendments. | Treforms and the reduction of the taxes jing of his overcoat, on the 2d of April, 18 ched Cong | FOR DAMAGES TO REAL ESTATE, HE SENATE COMMITTEE on post offices and vat durin, the civil Wa ving to the discou- Rr. Springer sald thot ke had offered his’ | ‘orn and. salt. The address will also de. ME GU Bis ove Seen moles ak Ce oF o Erench Cal na and to correct erroneous and excessive charges for | post roads axreed today to take action on the | {uuanee of the southern mail routes. the reve- | substitute for the sole reason that the comnts | tion taken by Htaly in’ | men’s hospital. Patients by. the Gente, Fe Call ee Bot Fe ee sneal SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS, homination of Red to be postmaster at Toie. eke prea more till Paving eee rhe | tee on rules did not desire the labor of desig order ‘if peace in the East. Whitcomb, Dempsey. aud Smallwood, have ice Oly. property owners should prepare theirclaimsfor pre- | do neat Thursday. No more oral arguments 3 ; nating and employing the experts for the com peat tele mits. | mittee. These experts w p address will be | informed ine that they have miss Calvert, the engineer, or Pott he number of GEO. McCARTHY._ ud routes has increased 174.9 p jothing : willhe heard on the ease. bat briefs may be class of | submitted. A. H. needed special- ‘attention will be given to thi: = = sell. acting Ass. eye has fi ly by the committee to which two experts were : they were satified that Saunders. the assistant IRICES MADE TO SUIT THE TIMES: and all tax-payers interested will fad it | Attorney General for the abe thea aera | dbs Dug there his heen only an assigned. ‘ : . Kom as its capital, It will likewise reply to | juise committed the rovbers at: the hospital PF bray FOxes Bute & Laced, $1.25, gage | advantageous to intrust their claims to m Feued betore the committee fora La- fiinber Of Same eee ne nets, | OME, Cannon said he was a member of the | the cirenlar of the Cardinals of Februar since my" examination I have. examin Wee pep, But. and Laced, $1. $1.25. up. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES eport on the bill for classitication oF | 25144 per cont. In resard to deat iethoce teens | CoMunittee on post offices and post roads, aud — Abdto the attiude of the Vatican my papers aid found the draft ot letter Lai < 50, worth $5.50. | paid ata large discount. . ter, has been an inerease of id per cent, in the | LaBy investigation was in progress there that Cvlar of the Cardin enewed the | sent “by. me. to Dr. Palmer, complaining Misses* good School Shoes, $1, $1.22 WILLIAM DICKS8ON, = number received and of 104 per cent.inthe | required an expert he had not heard of it. protest against the ‘Htalian usurpation. j Of the quality and quantity of tood tur Childrens goed School Shoe: 292 Four-andqu-half strect, DELEGATIONS RE r number returned. "In Td onlye theese | Mit. Waddell chairman of the post oftice The Cabinet's Fall Presage¢ | nished me at the hospi so found s. Cay Cone. Saiters. ru esl to feb2l-Im Three Doors above Cohumbia Building. drug and chem | were returned which contained” enclo. gomunuttes, Hae eb pices lina taken no 1 LoNnOs, Match 7 tte’s | ° ginal dratt of heragal = on Ee ers. SI: ed Pana FE nau Tieviwe: tiiewavave o y. (shire aes Ee eee | formal action, but it was understood among | Rome correspondent says: Signor C: sre | Dro Palmer complaining of th oO ) ng, Gaiters $1. $1.29. $1.60. | RECREATION}. py EXERCISE! | had a, hearing betore the ways and means | SUres of alte ihe (ee gcite oF certain of them that if they could get the ex: | signation probably presaes the cabinet’s fall, | the water closet in ward No.2. Slop buckets Pair Justh’s Heel Prot SER aes, | GQ AUTIER’S BOWLING ALLEYS, conimitten. 40. lay and protested against any |'Tedaiions is het en 1 Parte on perts investigations would be pressed. ¢ Humbert will probably commission Sig? aining filth have been left standing in the fe26-tr 1914 and 1916 Pennsyipania av. | Corner 6th and © Sts. N. W. Lari laws. ang i . awe Mr. Cannon replied that no necessity for an | nors Cairoli_a Five Excellent Alleys, with the per cent. of increase Sf . a F | £ YS. Ys ‘in the opera : z = be . : Saar wae (ope A c expert had been developed to this tim try. A coalition govel 5 : WINTER J 5 . THoMAS P. CHENEY, the New land postal , tions of the department, and the number of r discussion Mr Surimece: re left re! Deeeeay a ene or Aset wees | RSGESCSEY™ ___“seusame_| | Tuowss r curstr ine ew Engandpoual | Hon ub dca! an the nutes ot | UGTA Te ren, eink te Closed out at manufacturing prices. So | TPHE, ANTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS : i wtelli_ to forma minis. | wards day and night, and the 1 h stands Ament is impossible, as vused as urinals. If Dr. Palmer had attended to his duties, by making regular Sat = urday inspections, the necessity of ealling his ALABAMA ASSASSINS. attention to the condition of aft e - mehr Ce voetat ue tence | “The number ‘of money orders issued, I stitute was adopted. of my Patent Leather Preservative given called tothe exhibition of the following this morning by the House postal committee. | creased wails per cent, since 18s. The ¢ each purchaser, free of charge, at 2118 Pa, FINE OI PAINTINGS, He mitted that he had been absent a good | nditures over’ reventies. in 18s), was CABLE NOTES ABOUT THE NEW Pope. | Attempt of Timber Thieves to Mur- | wards by a patient would x¢ - arene. Sign of the Big Hout.’ ae BY CONSTANT MAYER: deal of the-time from his office, but it was | 33 or a deficiency of 7.02 per cent. | Correspondent at Rome of the London | xew tera Govern Agent. | ¢ Win. Brown, wh here last Nee is ‘Phe Song of the shirt, owing to illness, He admitted that Stahl, one bared with revenues. In 18/7, theex. | $ays:—" The Fope on receiving fifty-four | jen, youn qaren LS Special from New | Saturday. is a self-confessed perjurer. I Rewer F rose and Foee ys of his clerks, had been granted leave to grad- | cess was only $504,737.18 deficiency of | Paris priests recommended them to preach | Pricans 5. yudeon MeCormick, fc mer ames Bay onete cally, - Suvihing hat aid FAMILY SUPPLIES. Pater Noster," uate in medicine at Bowdoin College; that it | 21.62 per cent. Siice figures can’t lie, the state- | Jesus Christ, His life and teac a y Gov. of staff, and now agent ist. The a nade by Brows foi KeptIn, Belle of the Vineyard, ment assented to by Superin- | ment is stronger than the most’ elaba 3 5 ELLIOTT | On exhibition daily from 10 a. in. uatil 5 p,m, 7 , dent Bangs, Stahl having been been an effi- | verbal argument, m convincing one of immorality so generally prevailing, the result | for the states of Alabama, Mississippi aud | me Wu's request, and he undesstoed FEE ound xk jerk, and inten years had nothad © | menad Gueument wn convine ea e Orne) M | of a corrupt press. The Pope ii althis ex, | Louisian ved here this evening from , what the affidavit contained perfectly well. STALLS No. 52 and 53 Washington Mar- BARLOW'S ART GALLERY. 1235 Pa. avenue absence. | Cheney was asked why he | Ofice departinent in every branch of its wide- | hortations avoids niention of the Virgin, with | Alabama, where he had been set upon by a | Brown told me the day after he testified he See ee ates en sat ie stron Tickets, (admitting a gentleman and lady) twenty | had discharged ‘a clerk in the Boston post | ly extended operations. With tess prone. | the purpose of discountenaneing Maula | band of persons and badly wounded. On Tues: | that he was supplied by Robey. with quer aud Market. by his friends and the lovers of five cents. fe r oftie guard their flocks a; t the infidelity and forthe T rtment in the log the Si cretary of the Interior was written by aes stoke ail to which he ygplied that it was because | tionate expense, vastly greater results have | Which his predecessor so long encouraged. li | | the Sth instant, he was riding along | he confessed that the statements he made here CHOICE BEEF, VEAL AND MUTTON. rPRE ELECTRIC PEN. he was drunk, OW democratic member of | been accomplished. In respect to every ten, | has shocked most people that the Pope in his | herseback through the woods, x before the committee were false. Prior to the ©ORNED and SPICED BEEF a speciatty. sik the committee indicated that the chi as agralifying showing is made. It is probable, | corouation speech'made no allusion to th cut river, in Covingtom county, first examination the bread at the hospital was i E i 1.000 to 15,000 COPIES from a single written | hardly a sufficient one upon which to that the statement which is drawn up in tabu | Piu: although Cardinal Dipietro in ad. | Miles east of Montgom dingy aud musty. There is no sueh system as SPRUE SN eneil, ‘Thecheapest, quickest and best method ot arge, whereupon a republican. $i | lar form, will soon be printed. F | dressing” the ‘Pontiff had been eloquent |: SHOT THROL 1 a pound of bread for a pound of four. The producing circular price-lists, maps, drawings, | thought emphatically that it was suflicient for ees praise of the deceased Pope. The oinissi a rifle ball striking him in the right eb baker gets &) loaves of bread for each 196 mosic. blanks, ete. | Every live business firm, cor- | any one's dismissal. One of the democratic 8 rel F 2 passing out just in front of the ear. ANthe — loaves of bread he bakes fort poration, bank, school, church and othe: could not, therefore, be accidental, and ha 1 5 Pi o1 Asthe i o he bake hospital. The van | members rejoined. “Ol us or 1 get drunk!" The time has come when those recently seen | been variously commented upon.” The Rome | Shot was entirely unexpected, he looked wy baker makes $1,400 per year out of the hos- save time and Roves. Oy ising Augy business | Whereupon the republics dy Don's. Ine | at eectal gatherines benim eet recently seen | correspondent of the Manchester Granting | the same time drawing his pistol. but fing vital by his contract tor baking the bread. Dr. the demand increasing. a clude me in that category l'pimieraarne woAne matey + says:—* Public opinion js irritated at the ir. ‘at his assailants numbered over half a almer, by his unbusiness-like methods, is SMOKED FINNAN HADDIES, READ THIS! —— | ble once or twice a day in the churene: " . == y lable attitad care 2 zen, he turned his horse, when. anoth Wasting the funds of the hospit 7 - ‘Samuel Bowles, the younger, | after service take long walks. Pennsy! | dat the Vatican. Pine Pope ‘and fa iatone Pg i swe, just over his neart. LIVELY SCENE WETWEEN FELTO" a is JOLIET, Nov, 24, 1877, and who is Keeping the Springtield Republican | avenue is again becoming the favorite drive i have determined on a pol ¢ fortunately. however, had in his pocket TOR SAKGENT. | The Higetric Pen outfit, purchased from you, Sep; | Well up to the old mark Rhee the d uth of his | and promenade. The dry goods stores are of- | Teconciling as far as possible the interests of alee thick map-book, ito whieh the bullet | A sharp debate occurrad between Mr. Sar- 12 Cents per Pound, H ie eriny eoneh rable more than thesascer the | father, isin Washington. ‘It is stated that | fering a great variety of nevel fabr for the | church and state in questions pending with | peed Aud, loa zed. Fusties spurs to his gent and the witness, which resulted in ex ouft in less than two months, and can cordially | M. P. Brooks isto become the managing | opening season. ‘The designs are ve various governments. horse he fled, followed by a volley ciling the latter ewhat, and he ILLINOIS STATE PENITENTIARY. | PERSONAL- AND SENA- y beauti- s, c editor Spuhtie oe we ful, and dealers from New Yor! oe — rifles of his assailants, who gallo} the chairman with trying to suppress the facts —_—_ | Toney in thetarewaye Wapiwisies: Wo says) €d)lor oF the Republican next week, houses ‘say that dr s fai WAR rene THE IRON STEAMSUIP CITY OF Rio DE JANE- | Suit. Being well mounted. howev in the Witness claimed that over $800 j neta icCLOUGHEY, pwarden. Ramps ON Moonsutvers. — Commissioner j than last yea - | hes is aceesstully acted x John Roach — is See i E: bas be a helene opens ~ i ante appropria We have hundreds of voluntary endorsements 2 saneheedl-4 . ‘s ‘ollector Oo dur leading florists, whose family has | S hipyard, Chester, P: yesterday, | ind reached Brevello statioi tions for ad baking during the past year. g0din 1: MAGRUDER: equally strong as the above. Special inducements | ae MT ne keen from Colle tor | ne of dur leading fos arse Whose: Manly aa] e present among others'a number of | atid Ohio ra much exhausted from his | Louis Cogie, an assistant at the hospital, ean imal * Bill be offered fo agents appiying within sixty days, | Blaine, of the oth Kentucky district, 3 | he has done the best businessin flowersduring | Pelsons from New York, Phi Iphia, Wash- | Wound, which bled protusely. He telegraphed , testify in rezard to the surreplitious removal 1421 New York ave., Send fore SEO. H. BLISS, General Manager, ville, Ky. pedals 4 My deputies, with deputy | the winter he has ever done. ° | ington and Baltimore, and representatives | the facts of the 0, vecial Agent Carter , of bodies from the hospital to the medical de. Successful raid on moon- | 220 to 382 Kinzie Bt. Chicago, mM, ity, securing ten persons feors-tr Near U.S. Treasury Department, | _fei22-61" Speaking of flowers, the dealer in bouquets | Of the Brazilian nd other South American | recalled him to this city, where he arrived this | partment of the Unive who has been the medium of communication | 0Vermment Floyd cou is intended for the South | evening. Col. McCormick has no idea asto | ace Sy ity inthe night. Hor- ague aid Frank Lyons " an testify in = ~ stroying cight illicit distilleries. Mar. mig > ot i American mail service, and will ply between y he was the object of this assault, beyond | regard to the exiiimation of the body buried GROCERIES ON THE CASH PLAN. | WEDDING PRESENTS. sea eee has telegraphed his deputy to 1 New vere ha ove ee in WW ainperon New York and Rio Janeiro, pee werweety the fact Urat he was the govermment agent in | near the dead Lous. by Bauks. Witness de. z suspend operations, as he has no funds forthe | j ' fi Washington, | : charge of the log cuses in that section, and | nied absolutely that he had ever schooled wit- Best White Si (A Coffee), per Ib. 9 ets, — york.” fe z just at the season, too, When “the young man’s | Te : pag ii 5 : 7 Dee ee ee ou work.” Commissioner Raum had a consulta. | taney lightly turns to thoughts of love. | ons IK leweomb Holators of the !aw, fearing punishment, took | Hesses to a r before the investixating com Goon Tea perio : 2s‘cis, Have made large additions to their stock of the war. “Information “has been received | peated Jas" evening for Cincinnati, He will | and Harvey © Keith, the lateest shog irose Sa is is the more probable, avit is stated by | McCarthy; a Catholic ieee eae cae Bright Syrup. per gallon 60 cts. from West Virginia, stating that within the | jnain'at their home. in Cumminsvite i the | te same city, have suspended persons in that section that they would not | gious adviser that has ever visited the Freed. Molasses at 33 cis. per gallon. SIEVERWARE, last two weeks twenty-four arrests have been | Suburby of Cincinnati, hel = allow any government officer to come among | man’s hospital to see the sick and dying since Our price-list, to Le had at the store, contains embracing all the newest designs, mage tor tlie distilling. The establ 1 u L. L. MONTPLAISIR, one of the colored jurors | them, intendi kill all wh . C. 2 . re Miss Turner, the daughter of one of the vho © cf iH e| Sew hem, intending to kill all who did. Col. Me- tuated in, the mountains. Arrests | Kentucky Representatives. who has been at pe cot gen Gen, Anderson at NewOrieans, ft — | Willard’s during the winter, ha were my sojourn in the hospi ‘They have also just Imported the Latest Novel- | continue to be mad Cormack is well known here asa most. deter- At the’ conelu « startling reductions tn prices of everything. mined man and one well caleulated for the | witness asked fu not rints 4 letter re-affirming the statement that investigation, tne S$ returned | both the colored jurors supposed that the ree ‘ i j his writnens fee, Gut tas in C. S. O HARE & SON tes in . ; home. | as S t ~ | position he fills, and as soon as he recovers he | formed that the government did not pay in- Ny SENATOR WALLACE’S NG Bow: it, | 7 ‘ . ommendation to mercy would save the defen- return to th » 0a ar | S _feblty 1213 Seventh st. nivw., bet. Mand PARIS FANCY GOODS, which passed the Senate y peta teeetaparte \ Wrenn a clea tee morning art, Ha. a | dant Bop impriequinent, and saying, pave | being assassinated. Pus tog cases in thisand | gover: ent tor attendance at mages ofthe JPMILADELPHIA TURKEYS POTTERY, PORCELAIN, &c. | ‘he Secretary of the Treasury to issue a sum | ify; was married to Bessie Paschal, the beau. | pened of schooling as sucl, and had 1 been | people hace ion saeces ee ee ee | Lona. The members of the committee ee JUST RECEIVED. ile ie ack aint not exceeding $10,000,000 of coupon bonds of gy dee accomp! ited ‘aughter of the late | rightly posted as tothe verdict that 1 have | hicteased much in magnitude, and the people | to the hospital, but he declined, and limped All kinds of FRESH FISH direct trom Now 4! of Which are designed especially for the United States, of the denomination of #25, | Judge a ine cosine The marriage took | agreed to, I would never have rendered sucha | jn the section where the depredations have | off. 7 . York; 8 man constantly employed to WEDDING PRESENTS. $0, and $100, and of equal sums of each of said | 1720" At the residence of the bride. No. verdict, because it is against my heart and | taken place declare their determination not : : OR em opanish Mackerel, #almon, OO en sChominations, redesmable, vand beanie i | ceremony w S performed by ev. Dr ‘consrience: a j to submit to the government authority, and | . Wall made a personal explanation, Bmelt.. Halibut, Rock. €c.. all at rea- NEW AND SECOND HAND CARRIAG terest, payable sena-annually, at the rate of 4 | inode The wedded couple left the ¢ S| STARTLING News received in the capi- hee hewmen re dey ned cat he > Hobinsen < oe py souabic, prices.” Oysters gpened.tresh cia “AT & SACRIFICE, | per centum per annum, payable in U-S-legal. | flernoon on a bridal trip north. for (BLOf Wigeontin at an early hour last Satur- | shai be upheld, and vigorous measures wil be | SP ew aes eae, im & present of the balance Sea Pnisdeipbia Butter. “Ficah invoice of tens | GZiNe, MEM, Aan Panel Woekowits: QREBRB | tender notes or in coin at the option ofthe | di former minister from Keuador, Sefior day. ‘The dispatches stated that President | Shall be upheld, and xigorous measures will be | of $10 « AETCCMent Was Inede or eck Gerioins, price 40c.. and’ everything that a first- four Jump-seate: three Pony Phaeton h We, eh The ate ear ee ayes had been shot. by she Beit i United States, Said bonds shall be exempt h secretary as made or spoken of, from taxation in like manner as those in much pleasure, and ‘the story which comes in | of legation, and that Private Secretary Ro- though severe and painful, is uot considered | thal witness was to try to get Robinson the class market can have will be found at the Palace ten Leather-tup Buggies; three No-top Buggies, t < Seas . dangerous. | trade of the Freedman’ i W . Leal ul cond: | of Which they are to be issued—the bonds au. | Private letter of the wrongs he is enduring | gershad gone crazy. The telegraphers and — fed Colling Geenrne a eeitaL. . Wall alee MAFKeS Corner 14th stand New York ave. windye thet styles. Also a large stock of Second: of which bythe act of July 14,170. The bonds | HS own country will be fearned. here with | editors rubbed their heads, poked one another | THE FISHERIES COMMISSION, sales the lnventiontion ord bee Beli woty FRANK J. TIBLETS. ave TD. SCHMIDT & C0.. Carriage | Shall be kept forsale atthediferent sub-treas. | iterest and: sincere regret. On the 1ith of | in the ribs, and. hnally asker for secon True Inwardness of Del s A Sais lng ‘nvcptigation of the hospital. Wail S-_ | Repository. delS-t_ | uries, national banks, and money order depos- | Jat December he was arrested and thrown tion of the news. ‘The stations were rapped | TT"€ Imwardness of Delfosse’s Ap- | said, that he lived in the neigh an Goons. \, ——— | itortes of the United States. It is thought the | ito prison qn a charge of taking pari in a | all along the line. and at 3 o'clock came sre- New York. ep hospital and for years past hui =< (AT, Rw CEM o iva, me wen Kava House will not pass the bill. because to a large | Hevolulionary movement which he had infact sponse from Chicago that the rumor Wastrue. | morning zives what il ¢ 1 fee hse sauagesnent of the hospital, twemeonter BARDINES LA TOMAT. Rractical ott tes siatovea io 83 7th JM} extent antagonizes the postal savings bit, | gensed: He tas been permitted no trial, but | Subsequent investigation proved that iewas a Iy°TheSijucn mint cals ie secret history ESS pigs | Street, bet. Hand 1, Silk Hats thade to order. which the banking and currency commitiee Z 8 : peed | BOne: 2 commercial traveler, in minister at Washi 5 ird” i vhal QUEEN OLIVES. cling of Bilk Hats a spec x ; | he is quite willing to do if permitted to leave | Evanston, and telegraphed then : shington, as third ‘commis. | said what have you got against Pur- capzns, TOBASCO SAUCE, | Remotelins Jats a Sp sep Is. has agreed to report to the House. | the country by the ordindry and only cate | hocehwouy, aud telegraphe ce over the | stoner on the fisheries question at Halifax. It | vis? name ‘anything you want under God's LOBSTER, PICKLED AND FRESH. rpRUNKs. No objection to SILVER, Tue Loss OF THE HUKON—A communica. | TUle;, This, however, is denied him, and he | | Paty ine fin egcinmens submitted to Great | heavens, and stop this investigation, and it SALMON, 1 Ls. CANS. yeuine Bacs,|| TRAVELER: tion from the Secretary of the. Na : | 18 fold he must go under a strong escort te the | | THE Union Pactric RarLxoa Company | Piitain a list of diplomatic representatives at | will be ‘given you. Tam authorized to say sett Gesteaasteteg ene TRAVELIY G8, )) 3 t ¥ on Navy: aecom- | frontier of Colombia, where the greatest an- | held its annualmeeting at Boston yesterday, tri ington rom various disinterested coun- | this, and could’ have brought it to Partice contempiating Bousekeept will save | eaTCHKTS, Desiring a Arst-class ar- | Panied by an analysis of the evidence taken | archy reigns, and there be left among reckless The annual report shows'a large. talline off i third commie ee used, to accept any as | you in writing.” “1 told © —og ef amaney by obtaining ous prices for Staploand Fancy ‘ at the Court of Inquiry on the loss of the U_S. | men Whose radicalism is direc tly hostile to his | business, but the gross earnings exceed the | Tyscy“mmissioner but suggested Delfosse | Purvis had nothing to give me, 1 prior to purel elsewhere, HARNESS, &c. || __ ticle will patronize steamer Huron, by Surgeon General James C. | Well Known conservatism. He “J . government re, B. W. REED'S SONS, begged, on operating expenses by over $7,000,000. The him mainly on | didn’t want anything. 1 have visited many Palmer, was sent to the Senate yesterda hearing his fate, to be shot at once as an act of t ing passed the ground that the British commissioner had | hospitals, and {n my judgment, in look sankS-tr 1916 F st. n. we. THE BVER POPULAR is the opinion of the court that Willr die cage | merey.sinee if he escaped ftom the anarchists neceantty fora cake eee provide toe the | Bigviously made a significant remark tha | through the Freedman’ hospital, was not % ee = . | tion ‘and carefully taken ani <irings | the design was to leave him to fi vay 5 We don't want to suggest Delfosse for we roperiy kept. Dr. Palmer never sent me a TRUNK AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY n ully en and plotted bearings | ig} ‘0 find his way | debt to the government, but advising the board. st gp F jREEEY. aes : of Currituck light, the close proximity of the | alone on foot through primeval forests to a | of directors not to accept any. seltiomene dee | SUPPOS Zon woul raise against bim the ob | Tester Sarto Be ee ee BEF. LAME VEAL, MUTTON, Erc., oF Huron to the coast would have beet made | place of safety. ‘The French and British min- | ing a sum. In-excess of $1,008,000 ona yearly | Weetion that he represents a government sup | we furnished the hospital with sods wore Soe sa Qk NEO BEBE A SPRCIALTY | JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 425 Seventh Street, | manilest. | Asters have interceded for him in vain, but he | payment to sueh a fund. The board ‘is re. pased, fo. be under te British influence. po a Bape Um ol aon wine ‘th street wing. aad08 and 6 None One door above Odd Fellows’ Hall ‘oxr' “ | aha took refuge at the Fenech ieee, nsos | quired to establish a volanteer sinking fund | jin aesigOMrer geese, Mas seeped and | complaining of high prices, which witne Liberty aarket: or address Hox 715 (10 ne Anor aneve OaA Benews! Hs. beeper tts thse bang in executive | fee neu oniconte Cane eto, where Le ee aura ely provide for the principal | tary ‘ish states ie believes Dellosse scan | that'be never atteinpied to induce any one to Post Otice, ‘ REPALRING. | Session yesterday, confirmed the following | B® : 13 government. | honorable man, but Fish thinks half a milli testify against the hospital. The statements Z red pr y horoughly. feb23-tr - 5. mars iF. C. Gibbs, to | ernment of ‘Ecuador every guarantee, | ing to have me are | LL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT wo know | > Postmaster at Portsmouth, Ohio. | ary’and otherwise, that he would ga if the | _ELOPEMENT.—The Petersburg (Va) Index. | New Youxe March othe Trimens eerste | Neti eat DE Purvis if he would get SWEET |, NAVY the best One Dollar @LASS- . s - Passport was given, and would not return. Appeal says: Mr. Henry Beames, of sh ar. | der ? . png, doge tgp engl Me rnishing of the groceries and meats | Jackson ‘accurately suited to the eye. CHARGES AGAINST MINT-DIRECTOR LINDER- SeESneRREEETEEEnEaNe ter, Chesterfield county, was in the cite aoe | demand for government ponds has been un- | to the hospital I would furnish Dr. Purvis the exxwrxe| meer.” lkonacco: |% that chargesagalnst Mint direc ee aes | vglDs Asa, Broce died suddenly at Noctotk, | day in search of his wite, Filen Beames who | of'a ude bank Tok the Weck agategatiog | Wosie set uls own private use for nothing. 2 . | Pew orher 45 _—1_ | that charges against Mint-director Linderman | V& yesterday, aged 08 years. He had been a | some twoorthree weeks ago left her husband's | tare meet adaay athens, week, aggregating | W Hospital frequentiy ever singe Awarded highest prize at Ceuteuntal Kxposi | GRIST MILL. been fe s member of from North Carolina, U. | bed and board and ran on wi man d F or bunt. The ed was as 3 seb pesahiteg ares a comtgene Repent | a TE op tote te case tat the inna con: | Ruuemig: aC ® dates Jadgs forthe | Wim Rely Ne ton the fuitee cous st | FSA iatsuatea asst fa hele to appotnted. snd a character uf sweetening and fasorian | FEKD GROUND TO ORDER. dueted’ so.as to enable private Indivitvaen | same state, far as Petersburg. Kelly is described as being | $100. ‘The daily sales of bonds by one bank ‘that et 4 ae Bec cc tas Romync® | gORA hater ter citi | putea gyn ote las Denar Saas ner Reon vee. | taller “and” pthactame a: "es | ter uns Deon He nas tt tue | Reap ie * aaa nae a jackson ‘s ‘on every ‘Sed by | Mult : people care very little for his | each. ti. They : because he was not in accord all dealers. Send for sample, free, to Ce A. JAC Prematurely the orders of the Treasury de- Beames is 28 and five feet They | on at four per cent. have withdras studen mi BON AG. airs, Petersvare. Va. @,thak ly | tome partment for jilieit purposes. dad Hide dee rae baby: it a Bulsance: | had very ti money with them. itis not | thelr capital, and yesterday invested #402000 | more thy 2nd was gt wii aloe ae they could haye gone far. oe even ithe Was mot aS SAT aS