Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1881, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Exeept Sunday, AT THE STi BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avscas, Cornsr Lith Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GRO. Tae Evestsa Stan is the city by carriera, on cents per werk, “ral conte the counter, 2 cen‘s each pa d—50 cents a m0: TEptered st the P 88 Secor d_ciaae mat) matt The Werxtr St+R—pr year, pestare pr u Tor ais. gece pace for Ses mw: enb wanee no paver ® ADAMS, ey By mat Ioteer than fs pai Ratea of advertising made known on ap Pres't. ea to snbscribers in ‘own accoant, at 1) « est, 86. six mont. =3 ‘Oarce at Washinuton, D. C. Janea on Fridar—32 s ix moathe, $1; 19 copies doe | VOY, ST—N®. 8,736, piieation. | | Foening Star, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL &, 1881. A Thazttlculates of the Colleae ap7-t Fs “SPECIAL NOTICES. — Sy DICAL D#PARTMENT UNIV gh MEDI Ue GEORGETOWN. mmer Session will begin at_6 p.m. MO ‘This conree of Lectures is free to ASHFORD, M_D., Dean. 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Minter, of Norfolk, Va., and Joh A, Long, of Boston, have been appointed acting sallmakers in the navy, to date from April 2, 1851, THE POSITION OF CHATRMAN of the Ute com- mission, made vacant by the resignation of Mr. Manypenny, has been tendered to Judge Taos. eral John Cameron, department of the Potc- mac,Grand Army cf the Republic, tendercd Ge WE ABE onvine 0 Pan OENT DI8- | the Prestdent and his Cabinet to-day an earn - count on GAS FIXTURES, made by the Archer & Pancoss' in design and finiah. ing. A large st.ck on hand and a lanzer ons to pancoas? Mfanntactnring Gompany, of New York, whose zooda are nnrival eee act dain Ng extra cuarve for hang pu EDWARD CAVERLY & CO, he Ne 1425 New ¥ HEAVY DISJOUNT OFF GAS FIX- TURES, equal to 59 percent of manufa turers’ list. 1 sent the well known firm of MITCHELL. V UE & OO., New York, and can Bell their artistic goods at’ lowest pri styles coustantiy receivad. Lancert, acsortwment. 831 15th at., Corcoran Building. New mar23-Im SPEOIAL NOTICE. NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET. By vote of the Di tinue throuzh the current 1 ctore of the Ma@et REDUC. ON h e in the monthly rent of Sts do renters, to take effect APRIL 1, 1881, and con- i wail the ves of ell {> make immediate application st the Office of Saaream B. P. GUY, Secretary. OFBIC COMMISSIONER OF THE SAVINGS AND A on, D. 0. Notice ts hereby Creditors of the FE TRUST COMPA DMAN'S BA ied for, at this officc S81, or they will be be: x tributed smon« the other cresi pany, aa provided i their ad NY, March 14, 1881. n to the Deposit ¥ that all claims must be pre- sented, and all dividenda heretofore declared ot befors AUGUST d the amonnts dis- fecinuary A, 1 ebiuary 2 .. Iready received di ward their books sore resp OSA¥ KNOX, Commissioner. HOT SODA! HOT 80DA! Prepared with delicions a: for the winter seascn ‘Waters for sale all the year. decd 1429 PENSNSYLv. and nutritions syrae. ds the most pleasant aud wholesome drinks for the winter seaten. “Cold Bods apd al Miners MILBURN'S: PuaRMACY ASD MIveuaL WaTER DEror, TA AVENUE. est Invitation to be present at the decoration ceremonies, to be held at Arlington May 30th next. ABMY ORDERS.—The leave granted First Lieutenant Thomas H. Barber, ist artillery, 13 | extended one month. Leave for six months, to take effect when their services can be spared by their department commander, is granted Captata J. C, Bates,20cn infantry, and First 20th infantry. ‘To REPRESENT THE Navy.—Medical Direct J. M. Brown and A. L. Gehon and Surgeon J. H. Kidder, have been appointed to represent the navy at the meeting of the American Medi eal Assoviation, to be held in Richmond ou the sd of May next. tC ATOR CARPENTER, 8¢¢0m. | panied by the Congressional committee and by Mrs, Carpenter and the tmmediate t the deceased, left thia cit press truln at s o'clock t & P. depot. The party. 22 persons In all, £3 Pullman cars 100 and Iss, one of them a hotel ‘They are scheduled to go throwsa to Mil- nie withcut chanxe, arriving th mow. Dey mily of on the Ciilcago ex- morning, from the f noon The follow | order has been fssued by the Navy | Hereatter all payments for miieag: made only at the ‘al pay offices at New York, Ww ington, Phitadelptta, Boston, Sin Fra: | elsco, Balttmore and Norfolk, upon presenta- | Uon of the originai orders. Officers ordere 1 to foreign stations who fat] to recetve their mile- age for travel before ieaving the United States must transmit their claims to the Fourtp Auditor, accompanied by original orders. will be BPECIAL bottle. S0c. per full p Fy4*wanp & HUTCHINSO! 8i7 Ninth st. morthwest, GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MODESNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING IN OITY BESIDENOES, 4ND, HAVING 4 LARGE FOROE COMPETENT WORKMEN, ATTEND PROMPTLY ALL JOBBING ORDERS. STONE ABEKT, w= fant-f TICE.—A frash suppl: PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OF REW'S Drug Store, corner 9th st. and Penney: ist ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 408 5th st. w. BE OOPART ISTING COCHRANE ie . 8. W. WOODWAKD liquidation. TES OF AMERIOA, This is to certify that aitmited part Vised Statutes of the U Distriet of Colum! which such pariuei WOODWAED & LO’ nei Wess int and euch arti are in euch wares and « lumbis, are the weneral part Pullman, who reeides in th of New York, is the sp sypecis! partier, Sam uted the sum cf te SAMUEP Wa M. POTHROP, 0. FULLMAN, N EW STOd NEW STOCK Iam now ready to display at my new Ne. $39 Pennsylvania ave., TBE LARGEST AND THE HANDS‘ Stock or PINE CLOTHING FOR MEN, FOR YOUTHS, FOR EOYs, AND FOR EVEK BEFORE SHOWN E apri-m,w, fiw ja | revenue, in | and special p . Viz:—Samuel W: p. both of wh reside in the city of Washington, District of Co- ers, and Samuel O. y, county and State ; That the aid | shoul CHILDRES, THIS CITY. THE STOCK IS NEW, FRESH AND LARGE, OCR ECROPRAN SqvapRon.—Rear Admlrai Howell, commanding the European station, re- - | ports to the Navy department from Genoa, under date of March 223, that his flagship, the ‘Trenton, arrived there On that date from Leg- horn. The Nipsic was tn Genoa repatring aud ; proving. The Galena was stillin the East, | 8nd had yistted the ports of Syra_ aud Probato Bay. She was at last reports at Smyrna. Tue Quinnebaug arrived at Marzeilles March 9th, and would Satl March 2ist for Barcelona. Wyoming was still at Leghorn. the squadron is excellent. EETRED.—Commodore Somerville Nicholson, U.8.N,, has been placed on the retired lst, to date from yesterday. Tae retirement does not cause ary promotions as the list of commodores is there by onl by law—twent The The health of yecuiced to the number allowed Y-five. vator Fair Louis, wi a on importan riod of hiz abs: left Was’ her he ha { private business. Bich he est pair of S Fierida, b IC AG | Emery ste | argument before the comaitss alt of the Inte nal Bank of ° Internal revenue bureau 13 avout its taxes. It appears that Feport tr has rendered for som? tiie a3 re. gards its capital subfect to taxation. Is very Materially different from the report it has made to the clearing house assoctation of Cht- cago. Thus, there is a matter of some diff ence as to the taxes paid by the bank and have Deen paid, in the optnion of the revenue oficers, The commisslouvr reserved iis decision. NAVAL ORDERS —Commander A. R. Yates, to éuty at the Portsmouth (N, H.) navy yardon the Seth instant, Yelleving Commander I. 1. Johnson. who Is placed on waitlag ordors. Com- Toander G. B. White, to hold blinself in reat- hess for the command of the Kearsarge. 1 tenant W. P, Randall, to special daty under in- Structions of the bureau of navigati Passed Assistant Surgeon George ‘Arthur, to duty at the marine varracks, Washington, ' Licutepant E. 8. Houston. from the W ashington nay and granted four months leave, with permission toleave the United States, Passed Surgeon M. i. Crawford, from the rece Colorado, and ordered to the Wabash.’ The leave of Commodoi A shar. now In Florence, italy, 13 dea antil August 1St Next, and ‘that of Lieutenant Sum- ner C, Paine until July 1 White Ho VistTors.—It was very dull about the White House to-day. There was not even the habitual delegation to urge somebody for place or invite the President to fair, funcral or feast. Secretary Blaine and the Russtan minister, Who came together, only saved tie cay from being the dullest of the present ad- micistration. President Garfleld went down AND COMPRISES ALL THE LATEST STYLES | Stalrs and recelved the foreign minister and the AND NOVELTIES Fo A. STRAUS’, 939 Pennsylvania Avenus, THE SPRING SLASUN apt Five doors East of 10th straat. Si4Ts MANTELS. Persons building or repsiring will find it to tt interest to call at the Slate Ma: Prices from $11 up. GECOND HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT and tne Py Also, Watches, Call or address HERZOG, highest cash prices pa: ery, Guns, Pistols, &c. ‘Sui at, near Pa. ave 4& CARD. As Iam well Known asa first-class shirt e years with TEEL, I anno: the public Lean be found at EW SHIRT FACTORY, fllalerders for SHIRTS intraate: and for the last to my friends KEEN N and wi in the very best manner. A. J. LOCKHART, GEO. T. HEEN, 414 Gh at., vo. w. mardi ‘actory, corn 6th and Ost.n.w. 600 mantels on hand. Jow Cabinet officer i tbe biue room. The inter- view was formal, and consisted of the usual exchange of courtesies when the representa- | live of a forcign dynasty calls on the President be United States under the convoy of the Secretary of State. The Russian minister was in full court costume. Among the callers on | President Gartieli were Senators Hawley, | Harriscn and Hoar; Representatives Haskell, Speer, Thomas, Dezendorf and Houk; Joan B. | Hawley, formerly Assistant Secretary of the | Treasury. and Col. M. E. Thoraton, of Atlanta, | Ga Mr. P. T. Barnum was taere too. Bernhardt 13 to be a guest at she will arrive at 5 o'clock to -——The Hon. Francis Richard Plunkett, for some time attached to the British embassy here, has been transferred from St. Petersburg to Constantinople as secretary of the embassy. — Mrs. F., Miss M.S. and Miss A. M. Beach and Mrs. and the Misees Kilbourn of Washington Were registered at Florence on the 19th ull. — Col. Fred Grant, according to a doubtful west- ern rumor, is to resign from the army and be- come chief engineer of the ‘Texas western nar- row gauge ratiroad, of which his father-in-law, Mr. Honore of Ohicago, 1s to be President, Mr. Joseph Cook of Boston has been lecturlog at Edinburgh and has been hauled over tne coals th the most merciless manner by the re- Mgious, sctentitic and iterary critics of that M W. GALT. BHO. & Co . DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELEY, SILVER WARE, PLATED WAKE, FANCY GOODS, YARD COLLEOTORS—Send 25 cents for 3 a9) CWienets of oar tine ADV EBLIGING CABDS:7 | ET Jind are registered at Worn ae ect sets for 50 cents, or 15 cents for $l. designs. Orders by mail promptly attended to | Address BARNUM & CO., manafacturers of ( gpd Bovel-edue Cards, 169 Wilham SOQODWIN'S BUN DIAL x G. JAS H#ATING STOVES, For Heaticg Parlors, Dining Boome, Halland Ba‘h | Haven last evening. at Oifice of Washinwton Gas Light Co., 413 10th street northwest. For #: Cal andezamine them. L207 Pensa. ave 30037 city. Captain George L. Tyler, 2d cavalry, Who was Called home recently from the froutier by the death of both of bis Parents, now lies very iil at his family residence tn Frederick, having suffered a stroke of paralysis. His en. tre left side 1s attectee, Mt. de’ Bille: Dano charge d'affaires here, bas gone to Ni York. | ——Alvert If. Pfeiffer, a ptoncer and comrade of | Kit Carson, died in Colorado yesterday. | Ex-Sepator Randolph, ex-Sergeant-at-Arma. Thompson and James’ Elverson and wite of Philadelphia are at Willard’s.—sSenator An- thony completed his sixty-sixth yearon the 7 | Ist inst.—Str Rose Price and Lady Price ot Hon. Walter Booth, brother of ex-Senator It | Newton Booth of California, died at bis home W | to Paris, Til., on Tuesday last.—Judge Hagner took a little run over to Annapolis yesterday. —Col. Ingersoll was announced to deliver his new lecture on “Some Reasons Why” in New -——Sarah Bernhardt is to visit Holland on her return from this country. She fs to appear thrice at the Hague and thrice at Tecefving $5,v00 for the series of performances. A. MeMorris, of Leadville Col DxcoRatIoN Day.—Assistant Adjutant Gen The Cabinet Meeting To-ary. THE GOVERNMENT'S FINANCIAL POLICY. There was & long session of the Cabinet this afternoon, all the members being present. The financial policy of the ‘Treasury department was under consideration. Noth- ing _as to the full result would be obtained, It Was ascertained, however, that a program to be pursued in dealing with the maturing fives and sixes, and the sale of tne $104.000,000 of bonds as yet authorized by the refunding Util Was practically decided upon. Secretary Win- dom came away from the Cabinet council with his mind fully made up on the question of the Treasury's policy. One feature under discus- sion was whether the department could, under the Jaw, enter into an agreement With the holders of the bonds which s60n mature, by whicn the bonds could be con- Unued at a lower rate of Interest than they now draw, until Congress passes a refandiag bull, It was the opinion that such an arrange- ment Was not objectionable from a legal stand. point. It ts understood that Attorney Ganeral MacVeagh submitted an opinion to this effect. Secretary Windom is in favor of a 33; per cent. rate of Interest. Te does not think a lower rate should be fixed. Pension Office Appointments, LIST OF THE LUCKY ONES UNDER THE NEW LAW. The Secretary of the Intertor made the follow: ing appointments in the Pension Office to-day: Examiners at $2,(0—Mordecat Mobley, Iowa; John P. Lothrop, Mass.; Alex R. Banks, Kan. Wm. L, Peabed, eb.; W. F. Paxton, Pa; Samuel M. Wilcox, N. H’; Thomas 8. Cogley, Ind., anc Benj. A. Harian, Mich. Clerks of aS W. Curry, Ind; Wm. McE. Dye, J. KR. Fletcher, lowa; J. L. Davenport, Hj James M. Da'zell, Oho; A. G. Henry, Pa.; John Rankin, Kan.; Deunts V. Suilivan, Mass.; Chas. Davis, W. Va; H.C. Hamlin, N.J.; Oliver C, Sabin, IL; James R. Cook, Mich. Clerks of class three—James Park, Ind.: ©. 'T. Caldwell, Col.; Jno. W. Bell, Mass.; Alanson T. Kinney, Pa.; Jno. W, Blackstome, Wis.; Walter M, Seely, Neb.; Dante! L. Gold, IL, and W.S. Burton, Kap. Clerks of class two—S. V, Prondfit, Iowa; D. Godfrey, lowa: 0. Alberton, lows; Andri Downing, lowa; Wm. P. Alden, Ind ; ¢ Green, Ind.; Morton Hunter, j B, Green, Mass; Anderson L. Gill, nson, Vi manuel Speich, t Wm. C. Sheiley, 17 a. Sturgis, McElderry, fowa; Geo, H. Powel B Hanford, Cal; J.J. Jenning: ‘Thornton, Ga Gay & ; Dennis T. Kirby Lunt, Laz Wm. A. Cauiter, Penny, Oto; Chas. W. Bird’ Cook, Ohio; W. F. Herricl Pa.; Henry H. Hough, Pa.; R. E. Roberts, #a,; Howard 1°. Nathan Hl. Jarman, Pa.; Sam’ B. Beiford, Pa.: Walter E. Hartzell, +Pa.; J. Bucklin, & Thomas E. Coxe, R. . S. KR Burrow, Tenn; F, Max Sproesser, ‘Tenn. James A. Whitcomb, Ve ; ge S. Yt; B. J. Accineliy, Va; George L. Pryor, V>.; J. E. Rogers, Wis.; El. F. Gleason, Wis.: Cari Loomis, Wis: John W. Eble, Wis; Charies W. Keyes, Me; Marcus W. Towne, Me; Isaac W. Mocre, Md; Wim. O. Reeder, Md.; Win. T. Har- ris, Mass.; Win. H. Johoson, Miss.: Kt. H. Wal- ker, Miss; Nathan Picard, Miss.; D.C. Chtp- man, Mich; Napoleon J. Smith, Mici.; Charl's J. Weston, Mich; Wm. Hi. Van dobn W. Baker, Mich ; John M. Wat: Atos b. Casselman, Mo.; George W. 3 Mo.; Smith Ford, Mo.: Wim. ‘I. Salltvan, George T. Dudtey, N.J.; Charles H. George kent, N.Y.; Charles W. Davis, N. pathan Meade, N. Y.: James E. Curran, Osborne Hunter, jr., N. Wilmot Leac’ Claude W. Smith, N. C.; Avery N. B: James S. Erly, IL; Joha M. Gri x-Goy, Holden, of ‘arolba, for postmaster at Rai! u ate some days ay been substituted for the post abge Was accomplished matnly €, author of *\ Fool's Ki formerly resided In North Carolina, and he {3 familiar with the character of the federa! of- ficlals there, Gov. Holden was impeached by the democrats, and has held the post oti Tor some yeurs. Harris, a colored mau, began recently to work for tue place, and a quarrel, which led to a split among the repub- licans Of tbat state, resulted, [t 18 sald that Judge Tourgee advised the President to recall Helden’s nomination and appotut Nicotl, on the ground that the latter is au excellent man, a popular Citizen, and that no objection coud e urged to Mim, Nicoll has been deputy collector of revenue at Ralelgh, is master of the Masonic lodge there, and was a conted- erate soldier. Harris, as soon as he learned that he could not get the post ofice, made application for the deputy collectorshig to be vacated by Nicoll when he takes the post office, It 1s also sald, on the authority of North Carolinians, that Judge Tourgee advised the President to sweep out all the “old Grant gang” of federal oficers in North Caroiina wno have been in ovfice for years and appotat in thelr places the most respectable and popular Tepubucans in the state, SECRETARY THOMP2ON'Ss SONS NoT BOUNCED.— Messrs. C. D. Thompson and H. W. Thompson, SOS Of ex-Secretary Thompson, voluntarily re- signed the positions which they held in the Navy department, as they intend leaving the city. The statement that Secretary Hunt re- qutsted their resignations fs untrae. NO SIGNS OF A BreAK.—The few Senators who showed themselves at the Capitol to-day had not much to say in regard to the spuation, beyond the fact that they saw no signs of a break, The democrats declared that thetr side 1s more firmly united and determined than ever,and the republicans say there is n0 caange fn thelr plans. If an executive session could be had, wherein the republicans could control the confirmations, and thus dispose of just such as they wished, no doubt they would consent to one; but this cannot weil be done, The democrats can in executive session pre- vent the carrying out of a program looking to only certain confirmations. There are nosigus of a break yet. ‘THE MaTURING Bonps.—The Secretary of the ‘Treasury stated immediately after the adjourn- ment of the Cabinet this afternoon that nothtag could yet be said on the subject of the matur- ing bonds. SENATOR MAHONE has appolnted @ brother-in- law of George C. Gorham clerk to his (Ma- one’s) Senate com mittee. THE YORKTOWN CELEBRATION.—A meeting Was held in Kichmond last night to perfect ar- Tapgements gor providing a fitting welcome to all Visito; ichmond and tn Virgiata dur." ing the Yorktown centennial ce.ebration, henge were made by Governor Holiday, ajor Robert Stiles, Hon. A. M. Kelley, who Prasided, Major Carrington and others. Woman SUFFRAGE IN InpIANA.—The Indiana house has passed a joint resolution, by 62 v0 24, amending the constitutton so as to give women ‘the right to vote at all state elections, THE PALLivm or white scarfconfe elon an archbishop by the supreme pontiff, without which be cannot perform any episcopal func- tion. arrived at Chicago from Rome last Satur- Gay, and was conferred on Archbishop Feehan esterday morning at the Catholic cat ral of the Holy Name, Chicago, with impressive ceremonies. Swai1 Pox has broken out at Recklesstown, Burlington county, N. J., five miles from Bor- dentown. There are five cases there now, and two deaths have occurred from the disease, B. & O. RatRoap ELEcrion.—At the annual toes Tae ot the stockholders of the Baltimore, Ihinols branch ef tho Baltimore aud’ ObIG, at Chicago, yesterday, the old board of directors Lo re-elected, and John King, jr., Was chosen Applicants for District Commission- erships. ‘The following gentlemen have made applica- tion to the President for appointment as Dis- trict Commisstoners:—Sayles J. Bowen, James O’Belrne, John ‘T. Mitchell, Willlam Dixon, and Samuel R. House, of Palneaville, O. The Business Hefore the Senate, THE D&MOCKATIC TACTICS, The President up to yesterday had sent to the Senate in all 290 nominations, of which umber about 25 were acted upon before the deadlock began, leaving In the nefghborhood of 265 which Me unopened on the Vico Presi- dent's table. In addition to the executive business which the S<nate could attead to there are five treaties pending, which can only be considered in executive session. From the 24h of March to the present time the democrats have made 37 unsuccessful efforts to proceed to the consideration of executive Dusiness. ‘They evidently intend to make party capital by putting themselves in the attitude of en- Seay ong, to get to wofk on the Dusiness of tae session. The Missing District Coupons, WHABTHE COMMISSIONERS SAY. THEY ARE NOT PONSIBLE AND THB COUPONS POSSESS NO B® WHATEVER, IF IN EXISTENCE. ‘The District Commissioners say in relation to the statement published in a morning paper imputing to them responsibtilty for some miss- ing coupons, that the writer has been grossly misinformed. It is true, they say, that during the year IST4 the commisstoners of the sinklng fund of the District of Columbia deposited with the board of audit.taking a receipt there- for, sewer certificate coupons to the amoupt of $15,580, the ultimate intention of the transter being the conversion {nto 3.65 bonds of the District. ‘The coupons in question were exam- ined by the board of audit and rejected by it prior to aby interference by lexislation of Congress,on the ground that as the sinking fuad was part and parcel of the District govern- ment, that therefore one branch of the govern- Iient was not indebted to the other. It fs not tiue that these coupons were turned over by the board of audit to the Commissioners and re- ceived thelr acknowledgment of the transfer. either the present Commissioners nor any of their predecessors have ever been in possession of them for cnemoment. Nelther have any of them receipted to the board of audit for them. On the contrary, 1t has been ascertained on re- able authority, that the sald coupons could hot be found long prior to the abolisument ot the board of audit." ‘The recent investigation of the matter by the present Commissioners de- veloped the fact that there was no record wh. ever of the transaction on the books of board of audit, and consequently 1 atement that these coupons had been receipted for ettuer by the present or late Co! loners is wholly unfounded. It ts appar { these coupons toust have been destroyed or mislald during the existence of the board of audit, from the fac ibey have not been found. And as they are no Tecetvable in payment cf general or special taxes, bor have beea presented to the Court of Claims, under the act of June 16, 1859, they are entirely valueless, aud their disappearance 13 of RoYecuniary lors to the District of Colambla, or aby advantege to the holder. The Farragut Day PROSPECT OF A FINE DISPLAY. In conversation with a SraR reporter last everfing, Admiral Porter said that he estimates that the procession of the milltary and naval forces aloue on Farragut day will be a mile in length—from the monument at the foot of the Capitol to the Treasury department. Taen there will be the civil organizations to add.d, Admiral Porter has invited the mili- itary of Baltimore and Alexanarla to take part in the cercmontes. He hus been notified by the mayors Of the respective cities Lhat_ the invita- tion has been referred to the proper officers, Anumter of letters have been received vy Admiral Porter from survivors of the Farragut eet, Who say they will attend. Members of at the capture of Moolle and ulf have written, asking 1f taey The Admiral has replied, sa; that they will be welcome. “It is funny,” sald Admiral Porter, “the num- ber of people who want to recite a poem on the occasion. This ts about the Ume for the spring epidemic in the poeiry way to break out, 13 it noi? At any rate it ha3 come upon me. ve hundreds of letters trom men and wor arts of the country Who think if t a chance to recite an original poom over tt Fragut statue there will be a dreary blank 1 the ceremonies. Every one of tt Would seem, is pecularly ftted ov: Uons’ or otherwise for tls duty. going to have any spring poewy at the un ing, and I have to write d Mary people are make ne thelr offers a desire 19 speeches on th wade cut, and 1t would ble, to accommoda: prograza 2 impoastuie, If either the poet or THE QUESTIONS, WHAT 15 WHAT 13 DEM Y, DISCUSSED, In the Senate yesterday after cur report closed, Mr. Kellogg replied to Mr. Vance, claim dng that since democratic reie had prevatied ta North Carolina $22,000,000 of the state debt hat been repudiated. “Mr. Kolllns, referriag to « remark made Mr. Vance about carpet ba.s- gers, Inquires wow long it was hecessary for a nau to live 1h a southern state before he wouil recognized as anything but a carpet bagger? Mr. Vauce replied that if he came with a trunk 24 bours would do, but it he came with a car- pet bag and uated around the purileus of the cies locking for a coiored man to co-operate With bi tn cheating the people, 21 years would not do. Mr. Kolliis conunued, charg: ing that the democrats would not only have Very willing to have had Mr. Matone’s but that they waited on him and tried to make a treaty With him, It would have beva allright tf be had voted with them, but it was allwrong for him to vote with the repubit cans. Mr. Saulsbury charged that a spirit of oppression prevailed ia New Engiand to as greal an extent us anywhere else tu the coun- Uy, and thought that the Senators from that section would do better to look into the cond ton of affairs there than to pay so muca atten- tion to other parts of the country. Mr. Call at- tacked Mr. Mahone, and Mr. Sherman reminded him that Mr. Mahone was elected against thi ilerce opposition of the “Bourbon democracy Mr, Cali retorted that Mr, Mahone had clatmed to be @ better democrat than Mr. HUL To this Mr. Shermen replied that he was a better demo- crat, in a iteral sense of the word, than any man on the other side, and concluded: For what is the meaning of democracy? Equality, love of liberty, equal rights.” Mr. Call then proceeded with his speecn, charging that Mas- sachusetts elections were more corrupt than those in the south. This was indignantly d-- nied by Messrs. Dawes aud Hoar, and, at the Senate, on motion of Mr. Burnside, ai- journed ‘util Monday—yeas 23, nays 16, te hegative votes being cast by the democrats. BR, AND A Good Work Begun, The most important work remataing to pro- mote the healthfulness of Washington, and render an improvement of Its most unsightly features possible, 1s about to begin. It has been decided to begin the fliling of the ilats, South of the White House and west of tho Washington monument, with the sand removed fn dredging the river, provided for under tua last river and harbor bul. These dredgings will go far toward establishing the dikes, and" shut Ung out the tdes from these low lands, and when this is accomplished they will soon b> come dry and can berapidly filled and improved. ‘Their reclamation will add about 1,000 acres of the park to the grounds south of the State Department and White House, and will en- urely relieve the city from the deleterious effects of these extensive marshes.—jVast, Co”. Cit, Gazette, ‘Two WOMEN SuHor FoR KesistinG aN Evic- TION.—A special cable to the N. YF. Hvening Teegram fiom Paris, April 7, says: 1 Transigeant publishes this morning a hyster cal klegram from Miss Apna Parnell, makita, the startling assertion that two inoffensive women have been shot in county Mayo for re- fusing to submit to an eviction. “It 1s sald,’ adds Miss Parnell, “that the government has ordered the poor Irish in the West to be shot down without pity.” Rochefort of course makes the most of this communication, Rsv, Joun Wabs, of Grant county, W. Va, who eloped with a young girl, has been arrest- ed near Cumberiand and held for the action of the governor of West Virginia on a charge of abduction. Nea Dgaru.—Yesterday was the 4ith day of Miss Hattie Deueli’s fast at Iowa city, Jowa. Her pulse was more variable than at any time previously and was sometimes so weak that it was impossible to count it. It was thought probable last night she would live several hours. Paul Dana, of New York, has sold to Colonel R. G. Stoner, of Paris, Kentucky, his three year ola colt, by: Woodford Mamorino, out of the dam of Maud 8., for $6,000, Telegrams to The Star. UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. Oxford the Winner. —_.+—_—_. THE KILLED BLACK MAILER, A Nervous Policeman’s Shot. THE WESTERN FLOODS. FATAL COLLIS ION AT SEA, THE IS UNIVERSITY BOAT RACK. Before the Event. Porngy, April S—7 a, m—There 13 a large crowd present despite the bitter east wind. The water is lumpy, but not too heavy for rowing, The weather is clear and fine. “The nun erof small craft afloat 1s larger than usual. HayMERsMiTn, April S—i:15 a, m.—The water is in good condition with wrather strong cur- Tent ahd slight lipper. Barring accident there 1s every prospect of a fine race. ‘The attend- ace Is greater than It was last year. MORTLAKE, April S—i:45 a. m.—The water 1s smooth, The crowd 1s not great. Barnes, April S—i:30 a. m—The crowd of spectators does Dot «qual that of former years. Vehicics of every kind are antving, but wag- chs aud cther accommocations tur standing spectators are not much patronized yet, The Start. Purxgy, April 5—S:40 a, m.—The to clear aWay ats o'clock. Before S two crews were on the ground and alsoa large access of spectators. The Oxtord c See Os spin before 3 o'viock. The Cai nidge Crew did not take the water until thi were ready for the start, ‘The utaptre’ appeared soon alter Sovclock. On entering their boats the crews were greatly cheered, Combridge seeming to hold tirst piace tn public estimation, Oxford got the best of the start and led for a shert distance, bat nea mersmith bridge Cambridge, who cently working very Lard, 1. and crew early on a level a ing. The Oxtords did not seem ruc quickened their stroke slight ne ridge a Clear le the-boats were through a bid for frst place, shock them off Without diticulty creesed the gap to nearly two lengin' Oxfords evidebuly ielt that in hand, and were steaally A. Lively Scen S-) Barnes, April S—S:50 a8. m.—A transiorma- tion has occurred since 7:59 o'clock. ‘Tae sce: is now of the liveliest description, As far the eye can reach mujtiindes Ubrong the bar en both sides eft the river aud tie w. covered with all sorts ct Graf: er bridge is crowced with spectator, prevails. The weather is superb. The boats have just passed, the Osfords two lengtas abead, and both rowing well. The Betting. Mont! aks, April S—5 a. m.—The weather hazy bul tine with a sight easterly breez.. The stariing price in the betting is two to one t Oxiord offered with uine to rour Account of the Race as Seen from the Press oat, ‘Tue Press Boat, $ o'clock.—Tne five ste €rs to accompany the rave were well Charlies Dilke was amoug the pass the press boat. The Cambridze ere barked at 5:20 o'clock and the Oxford crew 5. ‘The Ude was nearly 5} velug neither Strepg Ler high flood. ‘am brid; The Oxfor WOb the toss for choice of postifons, The sits were moored very Clos? together, AL Ss: 0% he men stripped, ‘They started weil t sulhing Lepertner U ‘The was fited with a wind sail. again at Wa ar pconds. Up to ac th thane or Diner cee At the Cra over a ittie t race Wes tuagnith andebcerd the steamers loudiy che applauded, ‘The tme to the soap work lwo furlopgs further on, was 7 mini seconds. Oxford Working Hard to Keep Ahead, At Hammersmith bridge, one mile and six furlongs trom the siart, the Oxfords were two gecondy ahcad; Ume 5 minutes 43 seconds. They drew away just above the Mall an seemed to be going better than the Cambridge crew, although the latter quickened up ald got Within haif a length when off the oll mills. ‘The time to the hottom of Chiswick eyo! furlongs from Hammersmith bridge, was Ioinutes und 44 Eds, with the Learly @ length ahead, acd both rowing strokes per minute, but the Oxfords a long: and cleaher stroke. In the Corney teach the Water wes hot rough enough to cause Incon- venience. The Oxfords now hed clearly the best Of What Was nevertheless a most dete! mincd struggle, aud seemed to have the race weilin band. When Barnes bridge was sighted they were quite clear of the other doat and ed the bituge In 15 minutes 3 sec, Cam- ge followed 1m 1S minutess sec. The Oxfords now Went clear away, and when the bead made for Mortlake they were three leng ahead, rowing With the same ease, power and legularity fr0m the start to the fujsh. ‘Tue Cembridge crew rowed a splendid race for three mules. Tie course was adrairably kept throagit- out, and there was no accident or hitea of any kind. Oxford Wins in 21:51. The Oxfords won by fully four lengths. Tue ‘Ume of the race was 21 minutes, 51 seconds. Witnessing the Finish. The Mortiske towpath was densely crowded With spectators, espectaily that portion c: manding aview of the turn at the Oster Beds and that opposite the ‘winning post.” Among hose who arrived to witness the finish of Ux race were the Chinese ambassador and hits suite, As the crews came in sight it was evi- dent that Oxford was the winggr. At the Brewery tbe Oxtords were about two lengths ahead, the Cambridge crew slashing constder- ably. The Oxfords puiled up fresh at the faisa, but the Cambridge crew showed great distress The Time of the Nace. Loxpox, April S,—The tme of the race, taken by a Benson chronograph, was 51 minutes seconds, Which differs from all the thames tak on the press boat. Lewis Lioyd, an old Cam- bridge carsman, officiated as umpire tn the an- ayoidabie absence of Mr. J. W. Baily Cprcaco, April s pe: Ocean trom St. Paul, dated April 7th, says: Tue St. Paul and Sioux City Branch of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha KR. R. was open at noon through to Sioux City, having been blocked since February 3d. A Railrond Rolling "ill Burned. Torska, Kan., April §—Yhe rolling mill, owned jointly by the Untoa Pacific and Atcnt: son, Topeka and Santa Fe R. R. Co."s, and loca- ted here, was burned at ‘o'clock last night. An alarm was given by the engineer, and une operatives, nearly 100 numver, barely had time to escape before the roof fell in. The joss 13 estimated to be $100,000, From 200 10300 mea are thrown out of en.p'oyment. Pennsylvania HKailroad Mecting. PHILADELPAIA, April S.—The fnanee commit- ‘lee of the board of directors of the Pennsylva- bia Rallrozd Co, met this afternoon, when a statement was sudmitted showing that the company had secured 22.000 shares of tue steck of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore lailroad Co. The entire capital stock of the company at present 1s 231,715 shares, and It has $240,500 In bonds, which may be con- yerted into stock. This would make, in the event of the conversion of bonds, 236,525 shares of stock. The question as to the issue of new steck of the Pennsylvania Rallroad Co.. author- ized at the meeting of the stockholders, was considered, but linal action was postponed. gee A Quarrelsome Mau Killed. Sr. Louis, April S.—A special dispatch to the Republican, Vergailles, Mo., says: A drutken row among the railway tle choppers at eee pee on the O: Se ented county, on Tuesday last, rest of & quarrelsome man’ named Kirkendall by Jobn 0. Day. The former attacked the latter With an axe, and wasehot dead. He had viously attacked another man and had knocked down with aclub. TWO CENTS. TBE KILLED BLACKMAIL Vogel, His Accomplic spirators ters in the Case. Naw York, April S—Captain Gunner and Mr. Strasburgrr bed ashort consultation this morning with Superinterdent Walling at Po- Ice headquarters. Tle superintendent sata the cftirers w« ace the men toa room tn which they ‘ceded fo imprison the girl Also, that more arrests would soon be mad uumber ef letters tat were not made pu last night are st!liin the han Who WI not disclose thetr ther progress fs mad . intendcnt’s explar .ER ther Con- be Arrested—More Let- Detective Camphell, knowing the threats mace against Mr. and pe F men to be E yd scribed themsely undeud'ed!y became nervou: that foliowed to plsiclexploced. ferred against the oni on which be wil! be tried before the poil missioners. ‘The tody 0 ‘lay int on a stretcher at the accomplice, Albert T. Sith street cov a during ‘the excitem 4 witha the mu al charges will be 7 T tor drawing his pis morning and ur ralgred before J eth, but Was not in- terrogated. Detective Campbell stated Uiat the police desired that he shou'd be remanded til to-morrow in oréer to allow them to foliow to the end certain clews 1liat promised to unravel the entire plo. He accordingly sent back to bis cell. Vogei’s Confession, Vogel upon nis sppresension made a contes- slop, partof which was putin writing. This 43 withheld by the police. He says he fired shot that Was to be (he Signal to Miss Spel locrop the envelope, but the dead man w the principal mover in the affair and planned itall. He further claims that others were coz cerned, netabiy one whom he calls Jack, and wkcm he pretends to have met for the first time yestersay, The police are searching for bimin Philacelph: Vegel ts believed, how- ever, to be the original sckemer trom tle that he admitted that he had concetved the scheme of biaekraa!l fully eight months ago when coming over from Europe with Stra: burger’s family, and Une dead man was histo’. No pistol was found on Sagert’s person, and his ibreat to blow the ofiicer’s brains out was an idle threat. The Kidnapping Scheme. To day Vegel Is to point eut to Capt. Gunner the reom tn 53d street Unat was hired by iding place for the ehtid of . Kidnapped, for to t art Cf the schem girl there for one removed next morn- rutors was. to receive 00 for his tre ile had made arrange nts to Irave for Hamburg on the nex Camer that went cut, and thus get beyond nd when she Mis fellow the reach of the pelice, “This intention was set forth ip a lever written to his mother sweetheart tn Germany that were found up hin. He Intended to seek refuge in Hanover. ‘The man S. Cot ed last night, Was Lot held. The circumstance that bis b ness cerd was found tn the dead man’s poe led to bis arrest. The witnesses, Adolph and Emil Dany who were found at 96 Eldridge street, Were still detained to-day by the po! THE V Two Yen Dro ~Onana, New. Ap Michael Cunnin and Nicholas Keeusn, employes of the Unton Pecitic railroad, were ‘drowned this afternoon while rowing tco near to the break in the go erbment rip-rap. ‘The water hero has risen within half a foot of the highest point ever reached, and it's expected to attain the rm; imum before morning. The smelting wor are partially overiiowed, but comparatively slight damage has been done as yet. tee in the Tiver 1s running heavily. —_.—__—_. the Family of Brown, [Special Dispatch to The Ecening Star.) Boston, April s.—A subscription in favor ot the destitute family cf John Brown. the Vir- ginia martyr, Was opened in the Office of e Senator Brocks to-day. med at Omaha, Relief for Jehan Death of a Veteran Bostox, April s.—Stephen 3 ok Ww the editors of the Journal, dled this m’ of 2 complication of diseases, aged ntty~ pears. lie was onc of ihe cidest journal New Evg apd & meet unuring worker. bas been a@ mamber of be legistature, and was prominent in other p Uens Of political and religious trust. Wall Street 'Foedav. New York, April s—The P artige says: ALthe stov are bang bu are str ry tive Uhan yeste The stock and with Tew exc prices are somewhat lower than although as we write fs strong. toney tarket is easy at 5 per cent for call loan stocks and 4a5 per cent on United States bonds. ‘Time loans on stocks are freely offered at 5 per cent and liave been msde at lower rate. Prime mercantile paper 1s 526 percent, The posted rates for-_prim: banker's sterling nave been ad- vanced to 452 and 4547.; Ube actual rates are 4e%- ‘able transfers are 483°,e54. Prime commercial bills ar The market is inactive at the advan market is firm intone. Comm: in small supply. The Markets. BALTIMORE, A) ferred, 18 fen In them do. cou! forties, 024; do. teu day. BALTIMORE, dling, 1015-16 Stree? and Western Bupes 25.00: do. fstaily, 5. ey mis ¥.25e4 00: do. ext a5. 0. » 6. 6 £0; do. Bio br 6U; Patapsco family, 7. Wheat, routhers earjer. weetern lower and Ss southern red,:1.38a1.23; do. amber, 1.2583). latter extreme; No. 2 western wiater red, apot 1,30 al. 2044; April and May, 1.20%a1.20".7'J Viskal. 19%: July, 2 16yal.16%; August, 1 1.14%. " Corn, southern steady: western irmer— wuthern white, 55°. ¢ ot = 8.—Cotton firmer—mia- Nour eteady and firm—Howard 3.25a4.00; do. extra, d Pennsylvan Hay bigler—prime to choice Penn! M id. 20.00821.00. Provisions firmer ut Sn ee a 5. Bulk mests—loose shoulders and Gear rib sides, none offeriue; do. packed, 5% and 8) Bacok—shoulders, 6%: Clear rib sides, 9. Ham, 31al2. Lard—refined, 11. Butter fitm—prime to choice western packed, 13922; roll, 18822. Ears frmer, 16. Petroleum firmer but quiet—refined, 7%. Coffee steady—Kio cargoea ordinary to fair, 1ysls:;. Suar stroug—A soft, Whisky 1.09%. Freighte to Liverpool per steamer quiet—cotton, 8-léaxd.: flonr, 2ag.3d. per ton ; grain, 6d. “Receipis—four, 2,075 barrels: wheat, 45,224 bushels; corn. 7 e 8,246 bushels; oats, 2,454 buebels. Shipmente— wheat. 106, 9€0 Busliels:eorn, $8,180 bushels. Sales—wheat,” $93,264 bush corn. 98,627 bushels NEW YORK, April 8.—Stocks dull. Money, 5 a6. Exchange—long. 481: short, 483. Govern- Mente quiet and unchanged. NEW YORK, April #.—Fiour qviet and heavy. Wheat heavy “and 4a lower. Gorm duit ari easier. NEW YORE, April 8, 11 a. m.—The Stock Market opened generally fri, but became irrevi- lar, ome ehsres Guclining a frac recorded & slight advance. ‘The change was in Chicayo, which rose 1%; per cent to 773s, aad reacted to The epecui 5 LONDON, | Avril," 2-19 p. m-—Consolt, 100 9-16 for money anil 100 11-16 for te account, Atlantic and Great Western first mortzage trnstecs’ certificates, 6835. Erie, 49%. Penusyivania Cen- tral, 714. "Reading, 35%. New York, Ontario and MEONDON, “Aprit 8, 2 p. m.—Atiantic and Great Apri p. m.—Atlanti e Western eecond mortgaye trustees’ certificates, 31. Beading. 324. NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON ‘The following qfotations were current in New York to-day st 2:30 p. m., as reported by H. H Dodge, of 539 15th street, by specis! wire :~ ‘Western Union, 115%; do. new stock, 794: New Central, 112; New York, Lake Erie and Western As “—2 do. seconds, 101% pea Ocntrals 10 Ls ewareona Hades 120%, Ee Bs ieee peered a * Pacific,” 47; preferred,” 89%; Unior SBP 30,6 Pact ‘ee ea Hy 3 _ Tron Mountain, 64%: = “ } 0. and VESSEL SUNK BY COL Several Lives Lost. VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS. April Oapain Thrasher, of the schooner Nathaniel H. Skin- rer. of Taunton, from Boston for Philadelphia, rts that on the 5th inst. his vessel was in celisicn with the schooner Frec. Brown, of Providence, Capt. Small, from New York, witir & cargo of retorts or pipe and logwood, and that: j the latter vessel sank immediately. Nichola Jeremiah, a staman, Was Lhe oply person saved. The captain, mate and wife and children and |e seaman Were drowned. Th: Sxinner wag SION. Tonting Gown the Cape with a strong north- et of vessels aG west wind, among a large cler under the Cape, when © | Thrasher, who was on the jookout, saw Fred Brown for a few minutes, he showed no light he thought she was the same Way as his own vessel. ly, however, he found that she was bead- rbim and he ordered his wheel hard @ port. The rescaed seaman who leaped on board of the Skinner at the moment of collision states that they had no lookout on the Fred Brown; lial they bad lowered the matasall down loicef it, and went forward to haul the (1g down. When they saw the Sikinn-r, he says, {he u ave erfed out to the captaln “lard a star= bosrd,” but almost at once the tire forward part of the to sink two minut wn trom the d nearly up the vess:I's side, Dut. ain his hold, dropped into the a. ard was drowned. The darange to the buer is sight. dont. : his morning a fred on the Northera ratlway, | between Barrie and Allandale. Dovid Thorn ton, aralway employe was jilted and several or The c bors were badly Injured, “s Wee Gestroyed. jarged with an accessory aurder of -E, M. Hicks at Weldon, N. C., continued to the September term. o the Halifax, N. C., county court. Tae marde was committed about ffwen months ago, | After the tnurder Ivey made his escapes and re- nedat large until a few ago, when ntarily surrendered himself to the Coal Mining on PRLADELPAIA, April 5.—Th Uiractie coal Inverests to- pel t Time, comolned an~ y Arend to the sus— a Une Atchison, Topeka and Siata Fe ratl- screed a notice that tt w for the Pacifie coast. Th & Move On the partor Jay © Lustpess for the Central Pac ae A Breach of Promise Siit Off, THE ALLEGED VICTIM SAID TO NAVE MAD A HUS= BAND ALREADY. To-day, in the Circuit Court, Judge Macar- thur, the case of Catherine Moore ag siast Peter juigon was called and diswisso%. Tats suit ered by Mrs, Lockwood, in January, 10.000 damages for 1 + of promisé srrlage uileged to have ben miieto platn- Lake George, New York, September 7, regarded yald to retala, road, { he charged that Gurgon brought her | tember 2th for purpose of marry~ Tr, aud after paying her boxrd at he Mi Yerron hotel for one week took her to his own in Uniontown to marry her there, but a to do so. Mr. L. C, Wiiliamson’ ap- ¢ for the defendant, id the witnesses for rdant, some of them from tne north, Sut. p 5 4. to prova plainum was, at tl ¢ the alleged: aire of marriage Wa acried Wo= aiready, and Uherefor: right of ace had no posed that the piaitifl, havin, dof this fact, did no appear. Al aby tate she Wés NOt present, and being called and faiung to answes the was Ismiseed, en S| District Government Affairs. { ‘The Commissioners will cause to ve made and | pieced in the places most. Beeded evoat thirty diitking fountains for horses, the coming season. Mr. Wm. Oscar Roome, chief of sessment division, has transmit the Au- ditor of the District of Columbia, 1 accord. whce With the order of the Co:amiastoners of the District of Columbia, dated March 5, 1881, & stcond instalment of Canceled drawback vecial AS- cates, held for account of the amounting to $39,692.42, recelving the sign SANITARY INSPECTION OF PUBLIC 8¢ Iaith Ofticer Townshend, wiih Metsinn, Sanitary Inspector itot | Messrs,’ John F.” Brooks aad D tees, This afternoon 10 of & John F. Cook, Sum , Anthony Bowen and Kk Sto thelr sal ce valor closets, a3 may be for sland, wag ow be iam. Me year ago sot tassiag, auch dat 1 could wot get ulvng wid her, © bot belonged to Bro. Jotns a's church. 6 tongue long as 1 cout, dief, and back 10 he! id dat was 3 ago, 83 sa in town aud’ got young sar, asd seluded from de vnd loss her I don’t want to .d support chilun not my own: want her ~ When questioned, le sald he 1 tell anybody whether he wanted to her wife or not, but he “d fo get Tid of this One, Who Was 0 use Lo hia anyway. “0 the dead body of Jonn Batu bachelor farmer neat Green Ohio, was found trampled beneatiz the feet of a horse in his st | Was arrested On suspicion and has confessed | that he had committed the | robbed (he house of about #1 Sevenat Days GLASH CRICERTERS, SLAW y, have made arrangements for tour through Ube Ualted States, Can- Australia and New Zealand. The’ teaur Ii start early In September for Canada, where matches are already arranged to be played at Toren\o, Hamilton, London, Montreal, Ottawa, ere. In’ the Upited States ‘they will play the cinbs of Boston, Puiladelpiia, New York, San | Franesco, ete, body of Mrs. Calladar, of Quebec, who en julssing since Christmas, was found in the stow a short distance from She had evidenuy been overcome bow and the cold. | Mus, JULIA DELANsY, charged with killing A. C, ‘Thompson last month by Unrowlug him Gown stalrs at the Thames Hotel, Norwich, Conn.. Was held for trial at tue next term of the superior court in $5,0) bonds, ‘The crime al- ged Is manslaug’ are looming up immontgomery Among those named for the legis- lature are Joun Saunders, W. 5. Harrison, H. A. Garrett and F. 8, Kilgour; for coraintssione Connell and H. C. Fa Donnell. r. INJURED bY TH A COFFRE Por.—A_bovel acck were quite badly injured, oo Va., Tuesday last. A nu! were seated around 4 s: coffee pot, Ughty closed, Uo p: Of the delicious flavor Of the coffee within. While walting for the coffee to boli, the young men indulged 10 pleasant conversation, au everytbing bid fairfor a tcothsome breakfast, Wwheb with a loud report the coffce pot barst, boliing contents over the room, ding Mr. Jobn Croson, engineer, 2. Crook, fireman, oa tne Virginia i way. both of this City, aud a young . 2 Hreman Ob the road, living tx ugh Which the road passes.—Aler~ PLOSION OF nt, by Which three men rred at Danville, MARRYING IN Hastg.—Sophie Kk seventeen years, was brought before Judga Geor Barrett in supreme court, chambers, Sued Cut of custody by her reputed husband, Jchn RiebL ‘The girl was in the custody of her father, and Mr. Henry Dally, jr., who appeared as his counsel, explained to Liv court thatsome Gays before Kiel, who ts A barber, and witr the cll Was a resident of Meirose, enticed the Jatigr away and procured a martiage ceremony to & performed between them by some clergy man in Broome street, in this city. pertcd immediately after the ceremony, she re- Turi ing to her parents, and be gang his way, and never again met ‘until they met in court yecterday, Judge Barrett concluded to take the views of the alleged wife 4s to where she 4 to reside, apd after questioning her rom the influence of her parents, said ba Wos of opinion Unat she would be better off ¥ith tbem than the husband, who, it was claimed, had 0 ly deceived her. An order igly.—N. ¥. Herail, to-day, Cart. Boyoort, Of Irish fame, passed througit Richmond yesterday,en route to Amelia county, to pay @ visit to Hon. Murray M. Blacker, a former Irish justice of the peace and deputy Jord Veutenant, late of Claremorris, Ireland, @ pisce prominent in the late land troubles that country. This gentleman ts the by a colony of Irishmen tn ‘. 1s thougbt not Cant, Bosca i ‘ina decide to make his home in Virginia. =Ssnimeee in of ’ revival work in Bi Sah Gey eae ‘Temmessee day, having for 2 ‘all the laws to on the state debi. i ee ae ee SE