Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1881, Page 1

| “THE EVENING | TAR. WALL STREET Tro DAY. ees ry | sew y ve! — Stock Market, | New York, March 25.—The Posts fnanct PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, y - | article says:The Stock Exchange markets AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, . 5 | Sends ee etive, Coited State Pennsyivanis Avenne, Oorner Lith Street, by | although tra aged ta eR ge The Evening Star Newspaper Company, stock market, after a strong opActtus, soon GEO. W. 448. Pst ’ became Weak, and in the frst hour pricas TEDIGH was 201d 8 10 an 7 AOR, LENING S = ‘ s 7% Northera Pacts cents pe week, cr 44 cer H ‘ - re aay ann and Western the conrter, 2 cents each. 'p tO LIS*); ane a tol Wau. va d—S0 cents a month . : + | kee an St. "Paul 14, ta 1084, and the remainder BS sh of the lst \.al per cent.’” Money to day isin is supply at about 5 per cent for call loans 2 ee a ne in a On etocks, the extreme a being + et s | cent. me loans are $a6 per Cent. Prime 70) 0. X ~ 7 a at . ate Tae tae VV, 57—N°, 8,724. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1881. TWO CENTS, — teiarithaper’ Sper ced Thr totewn ? > ’ > on the public debt, due April (about £7,060 000) will be prepatd without rebate on "SPECIAL NOTICES. MFEDICAL ASSOCIA TION.—Anw meeting of the Medics! Associ: ? of Colambia will be hald a: M the Rooms, 915 F street. MONDAY, the 28th 30pm journed atte ‘al THE EVENING STAR. | Washington News and Gossip. ———— GOVERNMENT Receirts To-pay.—Internal rey- | Important Nominations. ‘MR. HITT 10 BE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE— SOME SAN FRANCISCO APPOISTMEN: The President ecnt the following nominations tothe Senate to-day:—Robert 2. Hitt, of Ill- nos, to be assistant secretary of state; Nathan THE SENATE STRUGGLE. * itis Renewed ®-day. & Lively Discussion. A sharp controversy arose in the Senate yes- Cabinet Meeting To-day. THR. EXTRA SESSION NOT DISCUSSED—NO PROS. PRCT OF SUCH A SESSION—WHAT THE PRESI- DENT SAID TO A WESTERN OONGRES3 AN. The Cabinet meetifg this afternoon was com- paratively & short sitting of thatbody. Sezre- {Telegrams to The Star, N NEWS, an P.E. Church at and after Monday next; at least thts is What Washington dispatches svy. The market for foreign exchange while duil ts firm and the tendency ts to higher rates. Ra id Dividends. New Yors, Mar ne Lake Suore rail Toad declared a quarterly dividend of 2 per rder of f = . ° tine Paris. cent, and the Michigan Cent qnarter % 7 order of the ening, $156,460.95 cuntomns, $1,064,970161. W. Spaulding, to be United States assistant | terday after our report closed between Sona- | tary Blathe was absent, He ts continad toh | poxo A dispatch from Paris to idend of |. per cut, cate payable Meee iy s w treasurer at San Francisco, Cal; Charles M. | tors Loganand Brown in regard to the polit- | house by, sore eyes, caused oy, a heavy | the Tim Bishop Lituejohn. of Long May 2d. J. E. BRYANT, Of Georgia, !s making a move- ini a omer appraiser at San Fran- | ical changes each had made from one party to oa a) ay Mabie cot ae —— my 4 poses laid codeine’ eine = the Atlal * office wi eisco, Cal; Daniel Sherman, . Mr. Ci ee hot ¢ cone, AM, extra one Of the new American Irotestant Eplsco- jcomargarine, homn Hat corner | succecaing Postmaster Contey.” * “* ' | Glens or New vork ageney THe SepOUlICana Gad SO Ce er ee cmeal | session, ‘THe failure to disouss that mat- | pelchureh inthe Meena de Paine oe |) * Vouk. March 5 “Messrs. Founer, Rob- 43g Street and Pennsylvania ave: north™. ————— Lieutenant Edward E. Hi: ‘publicans en tit to fill the offices, ter 18 attributed by some to Absence | sede the Rue Bayard building. Many English erts, Campbell, DeVnek, Lewis, Newman > Mrs. Hatr.cf Ualtimere, wil’ conduct the service. Ox THE FLOOR OF THE SENATE.—Ex-Repre | be Ist Heutenant. Postmast nd the democrats might as well understand |} Of Secretary Blaine. The more general sup- peaking Protestants were present. It will be | and Donohue, cf the assembly thee ome. ive De La Matyr, ex Senator Spencer and | dock, at Woodstock, Vr; S. that ne fight would be a question Of phystcal petOn an Ee foe prea eas ine finest Protestant church in Parls. It will - oe =, = a 2 moraing at — = —— revere. + OX e! Belvidere, endw . Mr. Brown retorted: “, right; e eed ub S ave a lofty Gothic spire, and be capable of e Lutter and Cheese #xchar re. al Ce Seg on ostmaster Filley, Of St. Louts, were among | ¢, We accept that issue. We fecl that we ure | already been practically determined to call no | ceating elght hundred persona. Various dock. jSume the investigation into the subject lasonie | these who occupied seats on the floor of the right, and we will sit here until June or untti | Session, and furtner discussion by the Cabine: DAY | Senate to-day. ; Irving Rule, at Kao: ments and coins were placed under the stone. of the manufacture and sale of ole margarine fe pe 10, Cae in. pees ad Lee soe Le oie Mr. eee. one Mola tom tee i me In bis address Bishop Littlejohn touched on the diane | lard cheese, — by them at 2 # << = William ipton, at Clevelan loar regarded Mr. Brown’s declaration as the 5 cont come ia trom atl parts of the | triendsbip of the American republic for 1ts hon- | Alban: jast montu. c owas decided eof the m — is re- SENATOR Manor was absent from the Sen- ‘enn.; Elliot S. Rogers, at Red Oak, I very £ country—especially from the business centers. | ored French, sister. The “oflextory peckonet \ to investi gate the matter of rT E D- nd teanter. ate to-day, ard upon inquiry It was asvertalned | Kk. Foot, at Jacksonvill no, ESSENCE OF REVOLUTION AND TREASON. ‘The southern republicans are the most anxious | 716,000 trancs, | “» mail or express, or NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET. that he 1s il], but not seriously so. Gov. ORDWAY, of Dakota, expects to go to The New Pension Office. WHAT 15 BRING DONE. Mr. Brown retorted that the republicans were guilty of treason, then when they fillvus- for a special session, They want the methods of eleciion, which it 1s alleged prevail in the south, investigated at once. General Garfield, ladstone Not Going to Sea, tone denies the statement that he Mr M lerated cheese at to-day’s session, ‘take up the butter question to Fulton, George S. Hart, aud Wm. | the first three witnesse Treyis we: examined to-day, and = . com i intends taking a sea trip during the Easter ro. .. | his station at Yankton next week. He wili not < . 5 =u tered to prevent the formation of committees. | it Is understood, has been opposed to an extra = their testimony was to the effect that there of the Directors of the Market s REDUT, | be disturbed by the administration. ae Ie he Grito egens a Mz. Farley submitted a resolution to appoint a | Session, but wilting to hear arguments ia favor | C€Ss of Parliament oe iwas. much adulteration” In’ the mane pig ed hger ber ny ag pag Pore aatiee pes c for the Pension Bu- | conmittee to walt on the President and intorm | Of it. A western member of Congress who call. Mr. Parnell’s Appeal for Funds. facture of “cheese. A counterfclt article <breasn the the Dealers ie. | THE FRENcH Loax.—By computations made | Teau 18 placed by Congress, 1s looking around | him that the Senate was ready to adjourn | €datthe White House to.day inquired of tue | _ MF. Parnell has tssnea a & ‘of cheese has been made not only Seathn Olices? | at the Treasury department ft seems that the | fora site. He has had many offers trom people | unless he had farther business An objection | Fresident iti. was likely that he would bo to the leading members of the hor a from oleomargarine, but also from lard and ya- € Oftice ef | ata RHEE Catesal nasers of the | dStrous Of disposing of grounds io the govern. | from the republicans ruled the resolution out. | called back "to attend an extra sossion tt he | fe! Bedsits Great Britain asict them to con- | mous olis. At present the manufacture of the } Tal pe ig Tealized | elt omar r | Hent. Gen, Meigs stated to fae Stan reporter | At 4 o'clock a motion of Mr. Pendieton to ad- | Went home. The President told htia with a tribute funds towards Clearing off the debts of | squiterated ariicle was hardly extensive enough i nt neb loan 1s equivalent to about 4 per | tc aay that, while he would be very careful in jeura was adopted by 25 to 27, Mr. Mitchell | laugh that he thought ft was safe to co home. oe onfederation. to affect the trade. The low price of the | < per annum. pease Selection san rally consinct every eee erect ant not one ee stated AGE Lal Leagues to Suppiant Home | cenuine article had done much to retard . io a detail of convenience and adaptability, ne did e not intentionally neglect to voie, SOCIETY NOTES. 7 rf he development and sales of the adui- bg A CHANGE TO bE Mapg.—It has been Lee uot doubt but that ne would be able 10 secure | proceeds man ate, 7 ; rete Will be held in London to-night, | terated article, They thought the matter | t> make an immediate change fn the Cincinnat! a good site at a reasonable figure. ‘The appro- ings in ic Senate To-day. Sa when all the Parneliites wiil attend, and over se: r the same to th: mar22-5t # A. GRISWOLD, CAMPBELL. THE FRE ‘TE ahs Depos: 7 oie v 8 >) Ueberger’s position on the debt. . 3 oan a te Ter Appar < before the @ wag 12to1 ag the practice of law in New York. O'clock. Among those who called on the Preai- | Web posi ft | €bede concert given at Masonic Temple la g just before eee a2 Simauiae tee, = “ = dent this morulig were the followiug: Senators Sieck 6 Boo Aan ae from a. Bast cvening, under the auspices of the sar ladi eG bro 5 2 Regal an mlondy. prime to ‘ey 3 8D THE CASE OF STANLEY Matrugws.—The | Saunders, Logan, Blair, Ransom, Burnside and | SPec = ARTRU AG Att ie ya | #24 genuemen who so admirably managed the | GS2nst Thornticid. war: i SS AU AUST 21. | triends of tion, Stanley Matthews are aes Se Ray Re ee oere DUM | Teer eC nuetows attention vo the | Loan Exhibition, Sel ibwas event one eee ew Gatton, Ar? ARSE | Bee ree 2 ne amownts dis: | ae 3 M nell, Moore, White (Ky.), Val ¥ ze, immense success. It was given for the the Gom- | hensive that the nomtnation made by the ‘Gro ref Soe ine REE GE Le OO Reon oe or banker, accompanied witht 12-tr JNO. JAY K PANY, (., March 14, 1881 AND | post office by the removal of the present post- | the master,:J. W. Loge. This will be done upon epresentation made to the President that © present incumbent is wholly tnefiicient. MR. PINCHBACK PERTURBED.—EX-Gov. Pin: ‘ne fact is Mr. Fish, who was regarded. | 83 One of the bast officers in the diplomatic ser- vice, resigned bis position early in February | have an intiuence a | we ver 3 | last to carry out his Intention of returning to President for the New York coliectorship may inst speedy action on preme Court ancy. wevor, if (he nomination Is r2- Senate’ either favorably or ad- d normination for tie ey believe, ted to the sely he w priation made by Congress’ is $250,009, On sccount of the omission of a word in the act, it 1s questioned whether Congreso will not have to again consider the matter, as tue reading of the clause makes the whoie amount applicable to the purchase of a site and not to that pur- ft was Cabinet day. Themi The majority of those who can be steadily yelled upon from day to day were pdttently walting to-day for an audl- ence, although the Cabinet was to meet at 12 Marsh, Browne and Davis dropped In during the morning. Ex-Senator Hitchcock and Juage Woods also culled. Bishop Andrews, of the M. hureb, and Rey. Dr. Lanahan, called on the President yesterday afternooa in company. War Department Appointments. The Senate galleries were again crowded to- day and all the seats on the tloor were occupied by those having the privilege of entrance. Within a few moments after the Senate was called to order Mr. Dawes calied up his resolu- Ov reviewea the history of polities in Virginia since the war, the status of the debt, the for- iner action of Mahone and explatned Mr. Rid- Wa3 not makin: any personal attack upon Mahone. Mr. Dawes thought the speech ougat to be postponed. There was much visiting done yesterday at the homes of those who have been receiving on Thursdays. The families of many of the Sen- ators recetyed numerous calls. Tae daughter of Senator Miller reccived at Willard’s, but Mi selves. He joined his wife a3 soon as the Sen- van Wyck’s W Id not see efit of the ing School for N Inavagement was convine: Tse, and © bd by tue very la aitendance that a great intel u € adrotrable institution if ction of music dariag th. playe bing. which Mr. Parnell wili preside to organize a Pian for the establishment of branches of the land league throughout the country, and to replace the home rue comfederation by a league Organization. Manchester morkes ie 80 good as It Was last week. second place was 3 8 aged Reg ace by Mr. Leopold Thorniield. 5y 0} being jt | Serious enovgh however to require legislation, and agreed that merely branding goods would not reach the root of the evil, as dealers always Temove tue distinguishing marks and labels | After they Lawe purchused the counterfeit } article, aud retail tt as genuine che - ! e cr ° ay Loxpon, March The Ma ter Guar- | The Markew. TE back, of La., a prominent stalwart, sxys: “I | pose and also the erection of a bullding as was | ton to go into the election of officers. Miller was not well enough to see any one. By ian os oer © Markets. evant date dant ines Ghee New Nee weuee 7 |e Jutention, ‘This matter lias been reterrea MR. JOHNSTON ON VIRGINIA POLITICS, ETC. the way, Itfs not true, as has been stated, that | (cz. 14 #18 commercial arucle this morning «BALTIMORE, March 25—Vinwinia stra de eee TALTEGrorane | can’t tell now where the lightning ts going to | ‘© Altommey General MacVeagh for a decision Mr. Jobnston spoke of the declaration ot Mr. | S\ator Miller has leased the house of the late | Gexire to sell 15 rather Increasing. “Phere 13 | $C Hordes Cres NIK. do. Sesond weries, j'are also mating very low | sirtke. We are all right now and at peace in White House Callers ‘Ko-da. Hoar, yesterday, that the preseat attitude ot | NM; Fernando Wood. Mrs. MzPhersoa recetved | some Uttle demand for china, but the other | BALTIMORE. Bt 2 —Oorton dull—mia- nos, Wire Face Heaters.’ | Toulsians, (nut atter the Hoberman nomination | 005 wars vere fom Ges ACE vinitn | the denlocrata was thetmost revolutionary aud ae na mc te siluare, Where Senator Mcl'aer- | departments show uninterrupted cluliness. In | dling, 1%. Ho nl lower to “Howard EDwanp caveutys co._ | ‘eri no telling wnat is instore torus.” Hated to tues (owas Couinnt Gas ° | treasonable exhibition ever witnessed in the | a | the home trade the demand for clotn 1s scarcely Sat), Oo. extra, 5a8.00, ofty milis super, . —— body. Mr. Johnston said that 20 years azo , oped : #-2604 WO; do. extra, “4. 25a5.00, ao. fauilly, € 20a UNIVERSITY, | AUEDICAL | He RESIGNED.—It has been stated that Mr. | jority of those who ascended the statrs were | ceccssion was advorstel en teniloor see Corte pe arrears Liverpool Races to-day. $60; do. Bio brands, 6.45 “family, “APRIL itu andeontiaue € | N:Cholas Fist was removed as charge d'atfatres | ladles: and they only wanted to pay their ro- | tors abandoned their seats and returned to | Vir Mat Ne said be bi Permit him to be at | »,LOSPON, March 25 — This is the second day of | 7-00. Wheat, southern sbout steady; western lows | iret thet thom eeaeubression grew out of the | spects to the President. A nomination having | {HElt States to put secession into practice. He | rome on his wife's recebtion day. Senator | the Liverpool spring mecting. ‘The rave tor the | amd. inact aniber, 1.38a1 25 No.2 weetorn winter fact that the name of a successor to Mr. Fish | Deen. made for the Richmond post oilica, Mes, | Wicught ge eee ne ranuioes degre of LUD. | Harrison's wite and dawnt T thade the tine sineicareaa hee see Bagel Gneaunine Fed, ‘epot arch, 1.1 15: Apri, LAV ga | ; ray Van Lew comes no more. It seems as. Qf =e aughtel ght to be ct 0 ass agr sed upon them at Z 7 + ; : vse: e, 1. Bigal 1¥S, SRD pre acity was a few days ago sent to the ienaineee ome es Sas it another | a. Hoar for his ¢ ir. Jolinston then Iss iS Pi al T * a Juni nt os, none offering; acon eon aay i a2. Ss RN TGaReE onfiried. Mr, Jounston (to Mr. Dawes)—¥ m.. ‘The ladies WHO wilted upon the cables gram sent HOT SODA! HOT SODA | ee A GAUL FOR INFORMATION, | This resolution «nd Til postpone my spree! included many of those who add interest to Leone coi Prepared w 23 syraps. | TSE FOLLOWING internal revenue appoint- In the Senate to-day, Mr. Ingalisoftered a | 4,1, Dawes replied th Tesolution w scclal gathering: es e : Affords the 1 nedrinss | ments have been made: Storekeepers and ty - 5: nae ‘he interest of public bus and he could not S, 10: 618 for the winter iia and ait Mineral | paug, HL. Hoffraan, 1ith district of Penn. | TeS°tlon calling on the Secretary of War fora | rakeany such agreement. artha | burhelx: corn, Waters for sal MILBUBN’S g lvan'a, and’ W. K. Martin, district of New | l/St of all appointments other than those fn the Mr, Cockrell asked Mr. Johnston to yleld for | 578,150 bushels: PMA MACY ASD Miskeat. Waten Depor, | Sylvan'a. and W. K. 1, AC his de} 5 @ motion to 0 tnto executive session. Cries | "fh 3. Wallis . | NEW YORE, March 142 P- casts AveNtE. | Harop hire: storekeepers—J. F. Mi army, made in his department from the ist of on the democintiontisorenen Te . Wallis, guests at tue Peg a tha evtat 7 A RPECIAL NOTION A rash supple of | ‘strict of Pennsylvania, and J, December, 1879, to March “th. 1sSi; under what Mr. Jolnsion then resumed bls speech. Me MePhers' ie Be eae ents quict aud unehanwed , PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVE OIL at | “strict Of Missourl. 7 Provistons of law sald appointments have been | had read, by the Secretary, an editorial trom | HEB George Phipps, of | Will be carried to the ws the cathedral by fe I Milas a DREW Le open 9th st Goats | To BE ArrornTgp.—Tne President, upon the | Wade: what changes, promotions, detatls and | the New York 7’vivs of March 4th, 130, New enera! Heath, of | the emperor.ghe grand dukes, the members i ‘ Astnd) from the COMPETENT WOREMEN, ai ¢ AHES AND BISCUIT SGIVENAW fully first ay has | collection district. electing a governor. Sttil, he says, if the cam- transfers have been made within such period, and for what causes; what employes have bean pald outof the lapsed fund; what clerks have ments In said department. Latd on the table Mr. Johnston spoke of Mr. Anthony proprie- Lit rs. Phipps wore a rich uts garnet silk with iridescent passamenterie gar- spirited piano solo. Mr. £. J. Whipple followed ter the ceremony the Imperial tusignia will be | © conveyed back to the Wiuter Palace, 5 > 9 * tary interest In the Juin’, and referred tothe | Liture and diam program for the | Attempt to Assassinate Another | prices 7 Ol ee Bhan ae pa x asus deen (bald dower salaries wan outa 2a OF sentiments expressed as those of Mr. Anthoay. | cvening Was announced by Dre Wallis, who tn- LE uler. ‘um the _ : : io, * tute: i o1 y fon | Mr, Hawley explained that decatise a man | troduced Miss Lu irphy, Who gave & Vel Loxpox, March A dispatch from St. | AND DEV SLOPING OF | republicans will have no difficulty In the fall of | }a3 been convened to consider tue appoint- | owned an interest ina paper he could not br 3 bm . ea te me a8 Petersburg to the Daily Telegivph says a tele- | y Ns held responsibie for its ufterances, with asong in his best style, and Dr. Wallis ram from Tillis states that an attempt has palgn is run soiely on state Issues, he thinks | for future action. Mr. Burnside said Mr. Anthony did not edit | read some felicitous verses, written by him on een mace to assassinate the governor of Baku, the canvass will be much closer than If national the Journal. polities is dragged Into it. ; Cbina were mentioned in Tas Stax a ANTICIPATING THE INTEREST.—The Secretary he Tresury has authorized the payment on or two since, wili have charg? of the work of re- The New Yerk Collectorship tim- broglio. WHAT MR. CONKLING WILL DO, It is now said that Senator Conkling will not New Assistant ME. EITT TO SUCCBED COL. JOHN Tay, Mr, Jobnston asked Mr. Hawley if he (Mr. Hawley) did not belteve the articles in question reflected Mr. Anthopy’s sentiments, Mr. Mawley.—""i don’t know, but I can say bey are very nearly mine.” proved condition or Virginia under the control Of the party called the “Bourbons.” “Dust Clouds in Washington in 1535,” and which storded a vivid reminder of the discomforts of Washington in the olden time. Rev, C. W.Den- nisen, 7propos to the dust question, gave some notes concerning 17%’ a5 seen in Washington the borses from the vehicle and palied Lim to an Individual having fired a revolver through a , Window in his residence. Mr. Gladstone In the Lawson-Labou: morning, Mr. Gladstone, aS A Witness. re Hbel 2 Lo occupted 2 ferred to 1 counsel for M ceeding year. . Bullitt, ont Bros. « Co., was asked g a G s SDEMNING LCSTRRS y, dail . resent of forelgn famiites and the ctef court |. NkW YORK, 11 a. m—The Stock === | Tecommendation of Senator Sherman and Gov. | sng tne reasons for such transfers; war rover ot Virguils aa SopUMMGUSES cae caer Eeraiei wares ndsome folet of Slik aid Biemitaries. "A calute: Will belted or choees PAGcer and was foveri | Foster, hus decided to appoint Marcus Boggs | catfon of appoitments and promotions have the Pr pepe ree : gold ana clare th garniture of flowers and | ™ent the cofiin ts lowered into the grave. Af- p carly, m is called to one of the most Collector of internal revenue for the 11th OBio | been made; what dismissals have been made | {fom the Providence Jowrna’ to thesame elf a jined ‘fr. it general NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON. The following quotations were current in New | York to-day at 2:30 p. m., a8 reported by H. H. 699 Joth street, by special wire — ~ ne 2th instant, without rebate of the tater- | attempt to have the nomination of Judge Rob- | ‘P< Seerts (Laughter) scons | matte Same period. The poem read by Dr. | on the bench, deposed that the ac 1327); American Uz : New 3 ee Nir, Logan inquired whether Mr. Johnston's | Wailis, entitied “The Rivers and Lakes of n leqrap ; FREE BXHIEITION OF | $8t due April ist on the 4 per cent consols. | ertson, to be collector of the port of New York, | proposition was tha because the republicans | Male” was much enjoyed. During the even- = peared nes eee ates S16; Lake Shore, 12755: Michican en PROSE Such & demand for money aboat April | rejected, but will try and holditinthecom- | elected Riddieterzer they cudorset bls ing thé following guests contributed to the en- | Ritcgether fase. “He had howd te eenios entral, 110%: New Kork, Lake Brie aud Western, HECK S the interest aday or two PRE | merce committee, of which he fs chairman, ents; ahd Was answered In tho aflimative, tertalnment: Prof, Je: Judge Smith | some «xplaration or apology from Mr. Lawson, | £0; 40 busferred, s4%<. 5 emeige Bre SELF-RAISING LISOUrT AND GRIDDLE CARE | until next winter. Meanwhile the nominea | MU ueeine Riddicberger was an oftiter in ee ; but cid not receive any frank statement on the | Jersey Central, £4; Delaware and Mudsou, 1s: FLOURS AT Smwator C. eainiay: ul = jointed by. President € confederate army. Will the Senator prete id He bad told Mr. Lawson that he did | Reading, 6: Northwestern, 122; do. preferred: < ‘TOR C4 MERON, Of Pennsylvania, who has would probably be reappointed by President to argue that becau: 3 icve that he (Mr. Lawson) wus actuated | —; St’ Paul, 11Uq; do. preferred," Wate S2L 7th street nérthwest. | taken a leading and active part In organ'zing Sees He ne Ere ee Diabet be | him it therefore enaoi will by sordid motives. ‘It is to be noted that a dis- | and’ Pacific. 49g5" do. preferred,” S6/a: Onion j avd tringing forward the movement to elect | f<ttled at the next CODEN nA tee eat | be pretend that becats? Gea. Longatraes 1s patch from the Daily Telegraph's Constanu. | Pacific, 11 ae at —— | Senote rs at present leaves for hls home | ficient ches ay Sethe Rice eS aeaee ree | Winkler to Turkey, appointe? by a repabil Se a! uadstoue of | 826 St Jo, prefered, 10) 9¢ Si. Loui an FOR OSE WEEE, FROM AND INCLUDING } to-t @ ADSENE a Week, against the appointment at once. ‘Tits cay | President, the republican part having, during the Russo-Turkish war, written | [02 M pass MUNDAY, MABOH 2<r TO SAT- | Perdis: Gee pardon JUace treason of Longstreet in forme: to a perecn camed Negroponte, advising the | £6. ai UBDAY, MARCH 267 Aunty OF Crittenden.ivth: | “ne opens to be quite porular aimee thon Mr, Johnsto rs. Et Greeks to attach: Turkey Preferred, 67; OakES, WAFFLES AND PISOUITS _ | meron will report appens to be q popular amon; | street has ] M. Lincoin: Mrs. Whipple: Mrs. ees ees! referred, A 0 WILL BE BAKED AND GIVEN AWAY. | ie aes a ‘ qintines = ae Ce epee ates and when a mab doe Murphy and daughter; Prof. Congdon; Rev. and | PHEELADELPHIA AND READE $3 sland, 4 esayeake and — ' O eon if 4 tary imous en 2 ex . Bi e W: 2. C. ve is M on: . if ¥ nf ey musville and BP-LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED. | aisision of the Atlartie for temporary duty at, | £¢ for continmalon, “Belng popu reat eee Peer vince nee Sans Roe | As to the Legality of ai and Chadta a % ss uta * = aes | bis hea lowlog- ative branch ot 3 country: but the que 2 re served in the supper-room from 10 > a Sennen Boathers bone | -621 No. 521 7th strectn.w. | bis headquarters. The following-named pay- h the tefuence coun on ‘ PPE PHILADELPHIA, Mareh Canadian Bouther, 19% ; Dis sa j Masters will proceed from this city to San | Eco and with be Tan Goan is credit is before the count n- | to iLovclock. the question of legalliy of the election ot ait. | & vr Ohicaso, Burl a aYWAED & HUTCHINSON, } Frag ia, aud report in person to | Fe prepared to rugh tn ANd tagline oct nee, | doree a luan on those pi endorse bin Cers of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad | Deuver an Gi | the con eral military division of | f€l prepared to r n and tuvite a war, more | on a living, present questio: : ACQUITTED.—After belnz out | Company began in the Court of Common Pleas 4; do. - 817 Ninth st. northwest, | tne Pa in that division: —Major | fepcctaliy CRip Rape ETO ino Mr, Logan.—At no time in my life have I ever S the jury in the Kalioch thi Tnonilog uetore Judges Hare, Mitchell and | file gud Western, 611 Ok GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO | Charles I. Whipple and Major Willlam He | ere nthe Le BHate. THUS tar A ook enced Tepualation ror ioT expect f in sau Franclsco, pesterday Attar avo: aes Judge Hare informed counsel that the | us. Tess Paciio. 63h. toune , | Comesys. has been made by either of the New Yor. Se ie had beet aston Tees | Nereis nian oe ne ee ee questions now Involved are, whether or | ~ Giosing Governinent Bonds:—4 = MODEENIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING = [ % = secestiar. | tors to induce the President to wicadraw £ MIEHERED | Poe Oot Tecetyed with much applause snd the detend- | not 1. wes necessary that a majority of the | coppous. 1 11ssal.13 12 <: Coupous, } _GOrINe TO CuINa TO REMODEL THE CELESTIAL Roberton sane wtiae a3 the constituency 1 represent the question | ant was heartily congratulated by his friends. Stockholders should be present at the ineeting, | 1-1-2 Sta, 1.012¢a1.01%, ; cony- rom, 1.0D¢a am Cee eee |S ee res —————_—____ | "Sir Joanston proceede to desenfbe thetm. | curviage tego hue aa tasermss meee a tg | aud Muctuer or nol the election shoulg bo Ge: | MOU: Oe, Loman! couved, 101i Udy, 4 AND, HAVING A LARGE FOROE OF naval attache to the American legation at retary of States | prove d ier meron ieneniee G p ——____— Gen. Grant and Mexico. his house, some three miles distant, to dcline the rellet sous 7 1 es of 5 ° 4 s eh ee e eee sought for, and proceeded to | A meeting of the directors of the Mexican ATTEND PROMPTLY Bodelline the Cotue nag The Precident to day nominated Bir, Robert spear a Se Nanri Crry ACTHORITIES IN Conrawrt.—The mayor | S7&UC tke power of the court in the premises. | Southern Katlroad Company was held last ALL JOBEING ORDERS. _janl? been tendered him i) ent | R, Hitt, (who has been secretary of legatfon at | pever earned anytine or forgot anything; | and common counal of lanway, were | He Presented an affidavit stating that President | evening for the purpose of orgau e com= ARATOGA EXCELSIOR WATER, THINNING Orr. Paris since 1S74), to succsed Col, John Hay it the office of First Assistant Secretary of state. | fcrgets a great deal, Dow It ts aman Wiio never learns anyt served Tuesday evening with a rui show Gowen bad distributed eb rs and 2 Placards tn the ball requesting stockboiders to | pany at the residence of Mr. James f. Work, | &t No. 77 Clinton piace, this city. Tne f low om Saratowa jyrecise! t t cause before the Supreme Court why they should embers of Congress who ot each be attached for contempt of courc tor withdraw so as to prevent the presence of a | ing officers were elected: President, U.S. Grant; Col. Hay went to Fortress Monroe yesterday, y ANOTHER TIE VOTZ. : Ire jority, and stated that Mr. Gowen claimed | vice president,G. M. Dodge; secretary, James | thle Sends, ars cet tency ae geaiTal aa At 1M minutes past 2 p.m. Mr, Pendievon | *foveyIng the order of the court in not raising | Tere than ici,i00 sliarcs, whlch did not appear | Ii. Werk. teeasurer, Russel Sage, AW oheou | Sole tienda, axe nec neariy se pleatifal aa moved to £o into executive session; which was | {2X68 tO Pay certain bonds which were ordered | Gn the registiy at the the of the meoting. | tlve conimittee was also ciectet consistiag of | Week azo. When the new era came in they ‘Hitt was the official stenographer of ti z = oe = to be pad by the Supreme Court last June, Gco. W. Dallas, ma: ‘nted to the court a supplementary re ing Unat the num- j lost by a vote of Gould, Frank Work and Russetl sige. ten Wa adopted requesting Ge ar swarmed down on ali the departments on the | Sen ‘3 ‘ = %, 6 sepling the number have gone hon Oe: Is quick, courteo Stroy ere yard and his father’s house, 117 Sotith Canal street, NeW- | mained revistered 1a the same manneron March | that country. Geb. Grant expre infinence with the administration, aiservet, a rkndes a goon asat of the bask 1 Brie last evening, AS there was 2 woman sick | 14, iss1, Was 405,003, Of Which 29,052 were pre. | ingnces 80 10 do, aud he will accor — : of Biaine could | Ferry, Groomo gud Anthony, Vance and Kel- | Inthe house the bridal couple and thelr friends | serreq, | for Mexico on Monday next —. | THE PRESSURE for foreign appointments ts | y have a more com. j logg. Went to the house of Ignatz Niecawskl, a few | principle that there was to bea ciean sweep. Convinced wow t the contrary, the greater © to report they have no Nearly every ex-member of of the reporting of testimony tees. He is weil ¢ {3 cor duca ed, speaks French nounced, as follo hone, Saunders a1 oes STADBED aT A WEDD! Was married, after t i DANC Henry Cohen Hebrew ceremonial, at ber of hares Ci stock of the company regis- tercd as Such on December 14, 1880, and re- 0 Mexteo, v 3 . view to interests of the ¢ : = 2 ae ‘ ‘i 6 DFINSON 3 away, dance, Fora long tats boys 3 Prag 7 MAR-) caro " ral ee unprecedented. and isiant in the R, SOAR ON MR. JOMINSON. deors away, to dan e ten’ b #0 WHITTARER COURT M! 1 ee Oaane PREVIOUS TO REMOVING #) i < comterenis al Work of the ofice. Or one more | Mr. Hoar took the floor and pitched ato Mr. | BAVe tiled to make sport of the Niecaws ; TIAL, | crawiora, e where there ts nothing to do put | Cahebl of performing well the social Gules | Johnson severely tor his “cheap and vatgar { : Teg aero ag [eee © pa. he way db: gov- ui s.” He dent ¢ a or iarch 5.—At the openta| ike Sore WoL Che tertitonies toere are aD? 8% | tothe place. Mr. Hist leu Mis family ia Pare, | JOKES.” THe dented having sald that the demo- eet ie ori 938 PENNSYLVANES AVENE I WILL OFFER ALL CLOTHING WITHOUT REGARD Tu COST { i \ i S§ for each place, lots who want to be t Wao Foors Ta8 Wiis.—There ve Ignorance shown, even by thos: who should ow better, upon the suv: of how the ex- peuses of entertaining at the White House are and expects to return for them 1u May. Col, Hay offered his resignation on the incoming of the new administration, and has since been anxious to get back to his C ; con &3 possible, Boch the F Biain hed him to keep the o E Covar oF rats in fllllbustertng were guilty of revolu- 140n and treason. He then spoke of the danger Of obstructing pnoite business, At 3p. m. ‘the discussion was in progress. without any sign of elther side yielding. HOW IT LOOKS THIS AFTERNOON A Srar reporter moved about the tloor of the Senate this afternoon picking up such expres- sions as could be heard on both sides in regard gathered at the dcor and began to shi @ cobblestone was thrown through 4 wing Jullus Simon, of ss Chrystie street, this city, a est at the wedding, Went out and rerunn- Sirsted with the boys, ae at simon attempted to seize one of the boys, ane another lad stabbed bim in the right side Great citement followed, and the police and a phys' clan were summoned. Simon's “wound was not serious, but the dancing was stopped ana the Court Marttal this morning, Mr. Southworth, expert in hand-writing, again took te stand, and showed how pleces of torn orcut haper could be matched, witness hav- ing claimed in his early examination that he bad matched ihe paper on which the note of warning was written with pleces of paper found in Whittaker’s room last week. Ten aud a-haif sheets of letter paper Were cut and torn into larger hee pieces, and given to Wit and Jabuary ter With the crimes of arson and chained ber up, but her tmnocence ward established and the guilt fastened on the sei vant. ‘THE MOREY LETTER FoRGEay. land Datiy News says one of ft who helped along tue More, Visited his principals thre "4 te er} per} w days since ct assel that he could | while @unk, aud threatened an expos? while {ite is" uo suum Bppropriatod by tue gover i _ to the pending contest. The democrats spoke { guests went home.—N, ¥. Sun, 23a, ness, Wo ed ents were pre- | demanding money, there is no sum appropriated by the govera- ThE Tymination of Solicitor General ding contest. |The democrats spoke tess, Wao ad aster 7 : i ment, except the Pfesldent's salary, out of of the Reb of endui wiich entertainments cr ils family can be pak ven by the President for. The money ap- Phillips aS judge of the Court of Claims wi!l be ibeiawWn by the President. Judge Paiilips figu of yielding on that side. The republicans were, apparenuy, eyually as determined, and it Frauds in Cuba, GEN. LANCO ARRESTS SEVERAL MORE SUSPECTED jared by WhittaRer’s counsel, who held the is to the cuts and tears in the paper. Mr. the sheets closely A FEMALY, Nimris? ARRBS: 1 CONFESSES. A Gispe"ch to the London Nev rs from 8\ ° ciines to Serv hat capacity. He was | some of them count confidently upon whint! eRen es Southworth produces burg, gaye: “A female Nihilist was arrested to Ae SHAW Ss | teteslseal Gans muta wianibta | Fomiaicd witout wowing rant was ing | the ht marae Cotas tek SA | ayo naga cone ot nex. aera | Bate eee ee URE Sn Meh | Sey encase tiny sue was gh for down to the last penny, and the accounts | t0 be done. way, ey. oe oe ace) greed | telecraphs as follows: Gen. Bianco has tale- | gether by Ught frames, Gov. Chamberlain at | {<F Of & couselior of, the ministry ot Nomans = Audited by the proper-auditor, just thesameas | ng Naw Cuapror vie Ures.—There WAS | Cone ae oreeeeds ae thelr Bony We “expected | g7aphed that he has made more arrests. Sev- OR ee Dee eee coerce xploding exe mine un er the marls 1011 Pennsylvania aver thove of the executive departments. No viLfOr | tong session of the Ute commission at the In- | of him, Several of the democrats expr eral More persons implicated tn the frauds | Key — imperial train near Moscow, and also (he siguat entertaining would be paid out of tage funds, their willingness to cease opposition whenever | bave been discovered. ‘They include two per- Frightful Explosion, to Russakot! to throw the bomb which shat- ee terlor department this morning. The new claim | (ono ress shall mcet in legidative session, ‘Tine | SONS of rank, one of whom ‘belongs toa great York March ‘small portabie | tered the czars carriage. The government bas ‘M. STONE ABERT, AN OFFICIAL OVEKSHinT.—Attention hasbeen | made by the Indians, that they sold only the | +Snfore, sau meet in legislative s they ‘would | firm which has connections in Spain. The Co- | povier, 6 by 3 feet, used in drilling rocks at 71st | assigned to the defence of the prisoners able ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, privately called to the fact that a custom which | Mountains, and not the valleys, was Cully dis- | not permit an adjournment tobe had to-day, | lonial Ofice declines to give their names. | street'and Avenue A exploded atan ones bose counsel. Felibof decitnes the assistance of fart-fm Ho. 408 5th st. w. | bas always obtained in regard to the forms to a ee ee a ae nek ty the absetice of one of their Senators, and the ee proceaure meta pe ee this morning, and tofe the shed under wien it | counsel. OODWIN’S SUN DIAL | Be observed when a President and Vice Prest- | Teceived part of thelr money under the agree | CUUOOK Is favorable to a night seston. mination of the Cabinet to punish the offenders | Struck Wun Mecown, f¢ ycace Ola Whe wasee | Canc Norss—There 1s great activity tn G' cae See ae } Houses of Congress, was omitted in respect. to | meRt, and that ft waa due rather toa growing Fightiig with Mioonsnincrs: of all rapks and their civilian accom- | tending the bolle and ertaecd wea Mined | Turkish aval and military qearters. The fret Dining Rooms, Hall sad Bath | For esting Parlors, 4 For sale at Office of Waah'n Gas Lt. Co., 413 Tenth at. northwest. Call snd examine them. jan? ATTANS' PILLS. Messrs. Garfield and Arthu: Tats was the appeinting of a jolut committee representing Ube two houses of Congress to nottty them that the votes usd been duly counted end that they were formally declared elected. Suca a com- mittee has always bitherto been appointed to wait upon the President elect and Vice Prest- Talsunderstanding on their part. NAVAL ORDERS.—Cadet Midshipman J. A. Dougherty has returned from the European station and bas been placed on walting orders. ‘The orders of Paymaster W. C. McGowan to TORRE ILLICIT DISTILLERS KILLED BY REVENUE RAIDERS. A telegram to the N.Y. Herald from Rich- tsond, Va., March 24, says: Intelligence has reached here to-day of a desperate tight which took place Tuesday, ucar Middleton’s still- house, situated on the Keatucky line, about 20 plices cause visible uneasiness in Spanish s0- ciety. As the investigations are being carried back to contracts of ten years past they pro! amusing revelations of the corruption and mi management of the colontal administration un- der every government—that of the revolution, of the republic, and of the restoration altke. him, it is thought, fatally. A man nomed Jas. Sheridan, who was in charge of the boiler, abd had left the boy to take care of it, was arrested for Criminal negligence, Ice Out of the St. L QUEBEC, March ¥5.—The ice wrence, broken up as act of the new Czar of Russta was to recall General Skobelef! and stop the advance on Merv. A dispatch from Rome reports that Count Pecct, the Pope's brother, is dead. TRE MARYLAND COLORED REPre.icaN STATE CoxvEN710N held in Baltimore yesterday passed } 1 s Spantards themselves confess that the colonial | far as Three Rivers, and there is now almost a jutions asking forthe recogni ion of the ‘or Costiveness use tan | dent elect, before the 4th of March, except in | the Pensacola navy yard are revoked, aad he ts tofles from Jonesville, Tenn.. between moon- | ehuce rose to their climax under governors like Clear channel, with but ttre ice in the river, colored race in the distribution ef government oF Neuraivis ee Pil the of Messrs. Hayes = Ww erry Vine piaced Lon Tp ee one ey eemmene Cea One AG m4 Vaimaseda, De§Rodas and Duice, who had eil Ruined by = Deis iter. patronage in Maryland, but declined to gee jome-made, they Sre alwa: oti ied too jate to admit o! mander C. E. Ci gran’ OT v abs0} 5 “ ent tn- ce EGS a Enea Ba a oIST. theruch of business during the closing Weeks | from April oth, Chaplain 3: Hei brown Io | ead. Of the oltinws wee saree ataaitons: | Hele attention absorbed by the'civit war. ‘In BURLINGTON, Vr., March %.—F. C. Kennedy, | UO for the removal of any of the presen ‘ath and I and 24 and D ets. northwest. mario AIRYMEN, ATTENTION! Dek ta sew. suit. AS as Just received two 7, abd for sale in quantities to ‘Clover Hay and s great deal Chesper. Will make the r-chest milk and more of it. of the last Congress the custom was douDtless inadvertently overlooked In the case of the present Incumbents. Texsonal —Hon. James L. Bartol, chief jus- Uce cf the Maryland court of appeals, isin the granted six months leave from April 30th with permission to leave the United States. ‘THE nomination of Editor Rule, of the Kaox- ville C/ironicle, to- be postmaster at Knoxviile, brothers. As soon as the contending parties Tet a terrible iight ensued, during waich the three Middletons were killed by the fire from the weapons of their pursuers. Two others of the moonshiners are reported to have been feverely wounded. The Middletons were noto- Tegard to the army contracts and custom-house fauds I hear from men who have held high positions tn the army in Cuba that matter may found for the prosecution of hundreds of officials and many colonial iirms if the investi- gations are sincere aud the records are not de- Toy the leading member of the firm of Henry Ww. Mason & Co., of Winooski, which was ruined by a defalcation of Mason, has flied a petition in bankruptcy, and a meeting of the creditors iscalled for April 4th, Kennedy’s liabilities are $97,452, of which $61,000 is as a member of cumbents of federal offices in Baltimore, ST DOSED WITH CAYENNE PErrer, gro boy hemed Henshaw yesterday gave t» “Chief,” large elepbant in Barnum’s menag erle, now tn the Madison Square Garden, ENN Tenn., was made upon the earnest request of | rious moonshiners who, with others pe RSS eR Eee ED, ‘The assets are large. ‘The | apple charged with cayenne pepper. oo eee eh city to-day.—Hon. S. S. Cox wanta to go to | ex-Postmaster General Maynard, who, in in- | in the same uniawfut’ occupation, bave its | he New York world’s fair cominiesion wants | Sees a ee no nas been GUAChON by the fiat int eeeennocitegrnllyapetieed iy mba ‘Wholegale Dealers ip Morya 8% OF Osta ant} Ecrore, but says he cannot start until the | dorsing Kule, said he had only this rejuest to fested the mountains in the aelghborhood of | Hugh J. Jewett, president of the Erie ratlroad” | cleditors and the store closed. Hera: a foarte pron ‘nally secured, apd Hay, OA : question cf an extra session of Congress has | make of the new administration. Jonesville for monihs and defied the govern- | to accept the presidency of the commission’ “Clenr of Ice. I having be own his throat, was (ae BUPFERT. Publisher Ogo0d & OO Brie eankes Bet | cum WEEKLY Stan for this Week Is now ready. Perate realstanoe during the connict Tuesday, | He2sk8a few days for considering the propo- | ayngnsrnemclOnrs Marcas —The river ts | WulcicOe-k Te World Bohs Nos, 403 and 405 7th st. n.w. wircmsbered, has appeared aS aseray Wate | Tt 18 a large elybt-page sheet, devoted almost } kn notwitnstanding tne serious lors they suS~ | "AP sone train prokein two and subscquentiy | Pewee sre making regular trips o'and trees | A cst or EMIGRATION Fow Geawayy.— cE SENCANRIAOE OOMFANE, | Feces Naghale tea Serbo aout | SU ei mat ley eae | Med a anieee Gctaeeae | os tretecdnas conor aa Creamer” | Regu rebels ee fe deme eta DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, ——Mr LP. Morton nas been enlarging the | Fstage 8 the revenue men, with some reinforcements, | Yesterday, killing Wm. Greans, of Cincinnati, in as eser is fitted up fo | \ the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability Pali room Of Bis et a at a Cost ot oman, Lockw ck wood, a formerly, arcana at | renewed the attack, The result of, tl ge second oe ae, Dyer, of Linwood, besides 1njuring someon ay an 2 8. Masimpsons poe ‘The Weser is 0 ae 10,060, Mr. be Pa ho ver, mill Dummer was com mcdat! iu the market. | business men who bas been quite It lately, has dentown, N, J., committed sulcide yesterday pote ome A lady, sald to be the wife of a Chteago pny Steam Sit" wag insured Tor’ $1,000, wii: Gane | commoaations for T.500 pace eee ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, OROQUET | so tar vecoeeng shee Pe oes ee ba — by Jumping off the railroad bridge into eS iy essen Maye we Hie Sel eripahe tsa York last ee} not cover the loss. utilized for steerage She was ee eee Eo | Metinald ‘Forbes is going to australia cogive | yack, “iets Hegker,.a prominent German pol'- | | Tux Yornrown Cexrmywial-— The head- | charge of stealing and qrinthat ely. Sho will | TheChicago Female Diamond Thiet | Técred to return at once waiting to : ee 2 series of lectures Tuvadaition to nis Oona. | we Saat! IGhE, “He trex onc of the leaders in | on were formally Opened at, Riehmond, last } be taken to Chicago to-day. ‘New York, March 25.—Tne Chicago woman, | {hee on 2 Carey, OF freight, ‘This ts owing vo NS. ¥. ROLLER SEATES (ail numbers),At Prices | fons of $100,000, noticed the other day, the German revolution of 1si8, and was exiled, | evening, with a, milftary and civic | , MMe anticpated strike, on April 1, of the | who was arrested last ight by Detective Vox | ibe gn‘dr Tush of Germans to this country, It Sas = | pe an aah Washington ant Loe Caiversity posit ilrm of I. Me Staelalt & Co. tonbage, wasung tor the frat time ona peblle soncen m Pittsburg an allege Pa, will aos Aad 250 worth of ation st the principal German seaports. — ‘ a.——CO 6 4 ae Richmond since’ z Jer in Chicago, was back to | N- 2. Sun to-day, s BHO. & Co. at ‘Lexington. V aoe ell through a hatchway in thelr establishment | 12 jond since the war. ot occur as an advance will be granted. from a jewel M. w. eee Washt ng World. left last ev tor as, yesterday to a flagged oor 13 feet below, and ‘Tae Lats JOHN T. Crow. mi of the ie! P. a eee a oe that city This morning by a detective. fcManus, with, the murderst wATOBES,” Mr. Hugh J. Jewett, bas requested a Tew days’ | gy, hundred and fifty thousand doliara tn | diay, t0 to take action on the death 0 Bir Jona t Gh | rested on the charge of embezzlement and alse | gw Sone, mara 2 Proterck _diuer, a | was acquitted ed ves wrday. "Ruley was shot and SILVER WABE, presidency of the World's fatr.—Walt. for shipment to America on We . THe Adarésees were made by & number of Journal- Pane Gurnee of canoe ae ie ernie Pa pe EE after whieh’ the association decided to nteond taken to the hospital, aied there a few | have proved profitanie. ‘polore that they were ‘the funeral, | gu 6 pressed ese dISCO HN ks ig! Ei tl ngagea | “troyed. coe freig! day, ki th sician mamis— Tan a Banner? acksmith: ot entry.