Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1881, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR. “PUBLISHED DAILY, E Except Suaday, 4T THE #TAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, Corner 11th Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, Eze. We ADAM, Pres’t. rey, Fremne Brie served to mabeceibos, fp feats pee weeks OF df cents per month. Qonies st the counter, 2 cents each. boc paid—60 cerita a month one sea! entered at the Post Ofico at Waal ag second-class mail matter. Tae Warxty Bran—pabliahed on Prepaid. Six month, & cia ax m x monty 33 4 A . kee) ibm weak mai subscriptions, must must ae in ad- “ilstes of aavertisinie made known on avplication. Vo. 5T-N2. 8,743. WASHINGTON SPECIAL _NOTICES. LIST CHUROH—Hev. A. B. ‘Gnowe will proach in Tallmnaasce Hail To- morrow at li a.m. Sunday School at 9.45 @. m. It? E-STHEKT BAPTIST OHURUS.—Rev. M. G, Hone, D. D., of Milwaukee, wil! preach To-morrow at ila m.snd 7.30 p.m. ‘It* NINTH STREET MP OURO! Winson, chaplain U. 8. A.. will at 11 o'clock ma. Bervice at night, 7-30. or. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR, AMUREMENTS—8th page. AUCTION BaLKs—id page. Booxs, &o.—5th paze. Boarpima—4th pare. Boots axp Sioxs—6'h page. Buamess OBANcES—Ath pgs. Orrz IvEMs—Sth page. Dearas—éth page. T. Haun, p Dux Goovs—5:h page. aan OF THE REFORMATION, tet EpvcaTion—4th pace. st, near 0 routheas . Dr. CONRAD FAMILY SUPPLIES—7th page. ere a Spe ion sermon. Ser- Frsaxctat—ith pace. Yon Reyt arp Saue—tth paze. For BALF (Miscellaneous) 4th page. HovseycUaswnines—6th: paze. Lapres’ Goops—5th paxe, Last oF Lerrens—2d page. Lost axp Founp—tth page. MIscRLLANEOUS—Tth page. More To Loax—4th page. MuprcaL, &c—6th page. PrssonaL—sth page. PROVEASIONAL—4*h pase. Prsros axp Oxcaxe-6th pace. Provosara—Tth paxe. ee NDRYM. E. OBUBOH, Lithand @ jorrow, Faster Sunday. obser yinee 1 “ite pasion Mev. W. Fo Wanpe at it ana 3p ee, ASBURY ME CHOROH, K ana ae streets. —Preaching at 11 s.m. and 7.3) p. M.Oaunoxy, pastor. A great evening. MIZPAH BAND.—Special services Union Ohapel, 26th stree', near Pent nfa avenue west, on Sunday, April 17th ‘Come early for seat. Band meets at 7 O'eloek in lecture room. METROPOLITAN A &, SHOT, or BarLRoaps—Jd page. Seale Riri by the cis = iadie Freachie morning and cyenine by ths 9 N. Barn. Select music and SrRouL Netices—Ist page. Remember your ‘‘Easter Offering. SPECIALTIES—4th pase. NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE, orth © SrRamxps, &o.—5th page. tol st., near B. Seats Service at Toviock. Subsect arene ortho Cruciition oe ne Son of Mary: — Resurrection of the Rou. of astor. lowers. itt ‘Tux TaapEs—4th page Uwpantaxens, &o.—5th pase Waxrs—ith page. ¥. M. A. APEL, corner of 9th =i D ets Services for young men only. Bible glass, Sunday, 4:90 p. m-, conducted by Jos. Bowne, Prayer meeting 6p All young men, and especially strangers, are e cordially invited. It <a EEFORMEDC HUBCH. ¢ ‘St. George's Hall, 510 Lith str SONTss pastor Communion of the kora’s: “Supper and Gon: tion To-morrow at 11 s. m, xlso services int jhe evening, at 7:30. Sunday Schoo! at 10 a. m. (ee TAIN COLN, MEMORIAL cgxamean, TIONAL CHURCH, corner ith and 8 SPECIAL NOTICES. GOSPEL TEMP#RANOCE : E OF nee rece, will address Hamiice‘Tempe- Union, ¢ DAY. atép.m. Mr. Gro. T.GaLtanee will have charie ct ie Music. “The public are cordially {a- vi THE METHODIST SOCIETY. = me TH ices on Sunday next or. of 13%3 and D sts. south- | sts. northwest, Rev. 8. P. Smiru. pastor. Preach- ee ee hGol ot dain Preach st ti | me 11am. ining service and sermon at 7-30 Sm. by the Mev. Dr. De LaMarrn; at is pm. | p.m. Our colored friends especially invited. _1i* by the Key. J. D. Witson. Be tomes CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.—Gospel praise services st Odeon Bal, cor. 4% st-and Peansylvania ave, northwest. Ssbbath afternoon, rs. BEILEY MEMBERS OF THE WAaING: TON ory HIB@BNIAN BENEVOLENT FOCTETY, No. J, will please take nation thet the at 30 annual meeting for the tate Giears will be | mil couductihe meeting. Rervice Friday evenine held at Association, Hall 2 ONDAY EVENING | at 7.50. Ocine. pon ps Patty Mh nga ano [a> imoOrE ROUGE ae ested. By order. oo Soe SANE Mewoy GLE, Seoretary. Ee sn nday, Pm. Free discussion. eS DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. April 15, 1881. . 87 RGER & SON is 4 by mutual conser nt. BRASBURGER will continue the BOUT ness. RASBURGER will eontmue the La- Gent's FURNISHING GOOUS business | at the old Stand, 306-308 ea were i RA! TOSEPH STRASBURGER. Mr Courx call open. joor and Tee 8} All sides and both sexes impartially heard. rc eral books and papers at the door. (CS GHAPEL oF THE HOLY, op uNAION. 3 ¥F nortl 2d street, bear Vice a—Holy and Holy Con service ard ¢ist school, 5 o'clock. equare. want ev Hinflon ot Raster tokens t Sanday Herdic coaches ron within one spl5-3t Tg TORTASOR FREE | Manger areata = SRS. ‘ARD ‘OHIN morrow by Kev. J ICHAEL in Soy- (= ezine mace Bauer 1023 7th ai northweat, at 3p. « anc in Mission Boome, street ‘northeas Have fitted up, with water connected, “EHE | 11 0) a “Alternoon subject “tHoviow of tev, ROYAL PORCALAIN BATH,” which hae been in troduced in this country by Messrs. HENRY O. MEYER & CO., of New York, the well-known manufacturers of Fine Plumbing Materials. This Bath Tub was designed by the late Princa Albert. Among those who have purchased these Bathe may be mentioned the Emperor of Russia, the Emperor of Germany, the Ite Emperor of the French, the ‘Thomss Guard's Grand Lodge Oration on Bo sonry. UNION M. BE. CHURCH. 20th et. neat Penney ivenis northwest.—A1 an Easter sermon by J.C. Hagey. 7.30 1 Temperance service 2, the Mizpah Band” Sunday echol 9am. At4 15 peu. an tl usteated explanation of the morning lesson. Beats free. 1t* ALL SOUL'S (Unrrartan) CRUBCH, cor- -& ner i4thand L sts, Rev. Rush B. SHie- PEN, pastor. caine st ih ‘appropriate to Easter To- a. f Westwinster, the Duke of Cambridve, the Duke of ones: ie = Majesty's ee es (Spain), Baroness Iste Lord Palmers! ae morrow morning ii. abd at the Vesper ser- nd vicea at 7:80 p. Sunday School at 9-43.10. Tan Byecial Easter ioucie at both services. It ag = BAMUINE M,Z. CHURCH, | corner 9th Sane Asylums, cte. hey are also used in alf the | 7, 82h, Mutanasock, pa nee leading cities of Great Britain, and are being put | Eatarctmon’ at t0 pou yet te Pecfoct Like ae Nef he HELLYE wa: | Bess Bunday Schoo! at9'15. ni. and $ 30 p-m. Teachers” meeting Friday eveuine. All are og come ES CONGRESS STREET MP. C oe Georxeto Rev. 3. B. forms of the SLOBETS can also be seen with the water attached. feb12-8,13t “a's RINTH ST. NORTHWEsT WE HAVE NO FANOY PRICE LIST from SOUTHERLAND, sre aclu GAS FIRTURES of ithe Beat coat eee “Bnbseots To" Pepi ee A -. “Tue Walk to Eniaaue: NET PRICKS as low as any house in the city, | 4°3-), 2). m-. “tn 9. or Experiences tn, the nw ine’ asi Giopes end Bansiny PIL TON i. ay marid 409 9th st. FMC. AL Building. <a WE ARE GIviva co PRR VENT Dis- Gas “FIXTURES, ade by the Archer & Pancoas! Manufactaring Company, of New Yorkywhose gooda are porivsied ‘an Riven One's Company (Oe CRENDEEE M. E. CHURCH, Mt chuseits ave. 9th and loth sts. n Presching by tae pastor. Rev. Hew R AEDSON. <1? aime" Jess, the Life” 7 80 p.m. r yard oy the Ascep asa- & Ns a on? 643, YouDE peopists In design No extra charge for net | mectin, Ing. s Oe <sa Sa avenue CHRISTIAN ea NDWARD CANS New York ave. | | (SADR Mertocn Nand Oe Fur penick owen a: it sm and 730 p ™ punday Ychoul, etings, ‘Thursday aud eriday, All welcome.” Seats free. FOURTH STREET METODI<T an copai Church, between E snd G@ sontheast. xeon, pastor; at lL a.m , Mighty Miracle to ba ite. att d Does BEAVY DISOOUNT OF GAS FIX- TURES, equal to 5) percent of maanfsec- turers’ list. I represent the well known firm of MITOHELL VANCE & CO., New ‘York, and can | their artistic zoods st’ lowest prices. New | styles constantly received. Largest assortment. ZF. 531 18th st., Corcoran ‘Bat ‘ding. ay ater Babbath. G-V Le MT. VERNO? Ey SOUTH, cor. Shand © stan w.—Prewc ing Sunday at 11's. m. and 8 p.m. by the, Pastor, Rev. W. P. Hasnison, D. D. Morn’ ‘The Resurrection of Christ’ aight, “Thomas Gar. lyla, the Leagon of a Life. itt WESLEY cuaree —_ 5th and F a's. NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET. of the Directors of the Market 8 REDUG- tinue throngh the cnrrent year Dealers. Sizing to avail themselves of this Yedvantae will do make immediate application at the Office of . northwest, Be’ KENNEY, pas- well the Com; Mo: ze GtY SORE OF for Preaching ah 30° o clock Sunday school OFFI THE T8510! ). jund ichool tempera: ectins THE FHEEDMAN'S SAVINGS O'clock. Address by Mr. U. M- Nye. Soesting Thurelay evening. free. 1 Wasurxaton, D. 0: ‘March 14, 1561. Rotice ts nn EASTER SEBVIOE—ST. PAUL'S ENG- of the FRREDMAN'S gatinas att and LISH LUTHEBAN OHURCH, corner 11th UST TOOMPANY ‘that all claims must be pre- | 22d Hetreets northwest, Rev. 8. Domes, D. De pen! widends heretof« ee = or Hope co Eonnemse on a tor, Beker ors AUGUST 21. | gay school auniversary at 730 } Bae i orieiaal tributed amons the other creditors of the Esater desian, and addrees by Rev. "Dr. Coniisp, pany, as provided ‘inthe act of February ay ssl of Philadelpbia. te ve x “THE HOPE OF [SBAEL,” (Acts 28, 20), revealed in the Holy Scriptures; in oppo- sition to the popular saperatitign called Catholic and Protestant. Subject for a Bible discourse in the Christadelphian Ecclesis, SPECIAL, NOTICE. —A fresh TE of | s.m., to-morrow at 11 in MeOau'ey’s Hall, Pennsylysnis ae PURE NORWAGIAN COD LIVER tween 2d and 3d ets. southeast. All whi Store, corner 9th st. Penney terested to know the glorious Gospel prosiaimed Yanis ave., at S0c. per full pint bottie by Jesus, the Christ, and his Aposties, are iuvited. HOT SODA? HOT SODAt Bring your B ib.es. "No collection." ~ itt De WERPINGTON CONSERVATORY OF with delicions and nutritious syra; MUSIO. Moved to Hail corner 435 st. and Affords the most pleasant end ‘and wholesome fri grnea Faun. ave. (over shillingtou'e Book store) aplenae for the win' oa : PLASTELA ARE HEGUESTE™ To M@ET Waters for sale all the y MILBURN'S Ger raster ian tS ABD TWERAT. Warten ‘Duron, 1429 Pani eaacnaen aruue: 6th and 7th strecte, Our TUESD 19th, at 7:30 o'clock. By order of the apie ae FA* wane @ HUTCHINSON, ‘TO THE PUBLIOC—S. © LEWIS, Pharma- cist, 14th and P ste northwest, has resumed ee lis connection with the Nationa! ‘Telephone Com GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO pany. Allordera by ‘Telephone will be prompuiy executed. MODEBNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING ‘A MEETING OF iret te SaiSGEI a. IN OITY RESIDENOES, ot the Land will be held at their 4ND, HAVING A LARGE FORCE OF ; Ast et. between land K streets northwest, on SUNDAY ra5: ‘ENING, April HG 7 econ te m. COMPETENT WORKMEN, ATTEND PROMPTLY mag ‘Elcquent speakers will ee. ALL JOBBING ORDERS. jani3 Mi. STONE ABERT, DISBOLUTION OF COPARTNERSAHIP— The copartnership heretofore existing be- tween JOHN a GYBUS OSBORN ishereby dissolved by mutual consent. Tle busi- ness Will Le continued by Join A. Gheen, who ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, 1 — is autuorized to setule the afisirs of the late ‘ans-om Wo. 408 Sthet.m.w. | “Wisnrxatox, D.C.. Apri! 1, 1381. _apl6-3t* 4 CARD. Bi. HKOIAL NOTICE—All persons wialst become members of the Vv oe sesoctatioNt i ‘sbpising poe Gos pte & Ft = = ee ERT E. FREY, at Farmers’ and Mechaniew. National Bank. ERDINAND KING, No. Water at. avl6-2t JOHN Tet TOH, No. 1 eS PROPOSED phe BUILDING ASSOQIA- 7 voteras REE Se Pion having with such venprecedentel goed « uccess throuxh the wise aoe epee of Het officers, ation om nearly reanize yw associat early, trely ‘the meni reneral As I am well known as a first-class shirt cutter, and for the last nine years with TEEL, I announce to my friends and the public 1 can be found at KEEN'S NEW SHIRT FACTORY, snd will fill sllerders fer BHIRTS intrasted to me in the very best manner. A. J. LOCKHART, with GEO. T. KEEN, t___} 414 8h st., n. w- = C. BASSHOB «@ co... met DEALERS IN lated to mare this new ‘Associbtion’« ice conn in Seery particular, § and to thisenda full a! Vendan z y order. ndance is requested. BF Py apl6 4t WROUGHT-I80N STEAM. GAS AND WATER PIPE, BOILER TUBES, CASING AND LISING PIPz, FORGINGS, STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS, VALVES, FITTINGS FOR STEAM, GAS AND WATEB, PACKING AND BELTING, STERL OOAL AND DIBT BARROWS, GAUGES, LUBRICATING OIL, &o., BALTIMORE, MD. DO YOU WANT A PURE, BLOOMING COM- PLEXION? If so, a few applications of Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM Will gratify you to your heart's content. Tt does away with GALLOwwEss, REDwEss, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, and all DISRASES AND IMPERFECTIONS OF THE BEI. tz Ovmncomzs THE Fiusuep APrEsmncs oF Heat, Faricus amp EXcrrEMEnz. fz Maxes a Lave ov Turmry APPMAR BUT ‘warts; BEANCH OFRICE: and so natural, gradual, and perfect are its effects, eS ree te ete contention: apzl3-20 Me. 1420 F street, D. C. Pi ~The Loening Star, SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1881. THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. Washington News and ‘Gossip. GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pay. — Iifternal revenue, $356,791.05; Customs, $535,070.60, POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES left for New York this afternoon. He will return on Tuesday. ‘THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH has appro- ‘priate tated $1, 000 for the preparation of a report on THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES will Met in this city next week. DEnteD.—Friends cf Solicitor Raynor of the ‘Treasury deny the report that he is to be sup- planted. THE LaTBst CANDIDATE mentioned to succeed Judge Tyner as First Assistant Postmaster General is Stillwell H. Russell, of Texas, who is put forward as a representative southern re- publican. A BoarD OF OFFICERS of the Marine Hospi- tal service will meet here on the 25th to exam- ine candidates for assistant surgeons in tho service. The board will consist of Surgeons Bailache, Long and Purvlance. Ware House CALLERS. — Senators Logan, Pendleton and Fry, and Representatives Thomas, Marsh, West and Ryan were among the President's callers to-day. Representative Stephens, of Geo! also called, and the Pres- Ident went down stairs to receive him. ‘MR. GEO, HAULENBEEE, for the past 17 years a clerk in the adjutant general’s office, has re- signed, to accept the position of secretary and stenographer to the general counsel of the Bal- timore and Ohio railroad In Baltimore. ‘THE PRESIDENT has recelved an invitation to be present at Hampton, Va, May 19th, upon the occasion of the laying of the corner stone for the school building for Indian giris. He has also received an invitation to be present at Spartacsburgh, S. C., May the 11th, at the Cowpens celebration. Dvrive tHe WEEE ended to-day national bank notes to the amount of $1,152,000 were re- ceived at the Treasury for redemption against $345,000 for the corresponding Week of last year. THE TREASURY now holds $353,866,000 in U. 8. bonds to secure national bank circulation. U. S. bonds deposited on this account. week ended to-day $2,752,900, and withdrawn $1,497,900, BATEMAN TO GET THE PLACE —It 13 now stated as a fixed fact that the President will send to the Senate as soon asthe dead-lock ts broken the name of Warren M. Bateman, of Cincin- nati, to_be solicitor of the Treasury depart- ment. Mr. Bateman 1s an experienced lawyer, and at one time was United States attorney for Ciacinnatt. SUPPLIES FOR DAKOTA SUFFERERS,—Further yations and supplies will be furnished the Dakota sufferers by the army. As General Terry has not the salt meat to spare from his commissariat the Indian bureau will furnish it to the sufferers. Clothing has also been ordered to be issued where necessary. EX-SENATORS AFTER PLAcEs.—There 13 con- siderable striving an dG vexation of spirit over the positions of first and second assistant postmaster general. An impression prevalls among applicants for office that both the pres- ent incumbents are to be removed and there “are a wumber who want these places, Among the-applicants are several ex-Senatora. NAVAL NOTES.—The Powhstan arrived at Ke7 West yesterday six days from Aspinwall. She has on board twelve officers and elghty-two men from Alaska, All are wellon board. The Yantic left the naval anchorage at Portsmouth. Ya, this morring for Hampton Toads. ‘Tne Tennessee. accormmanted bY the v. andalfa, left Hampton Roads this morning for tae Potgaiae river. The Yantic will follow at once, and the Kearsarge will await the Constitution and ac- company heft to Piney Point. All of these vee- ela are to take part in the Farragut ceremonies, THE FOLLOWING internal revenue appoint- ments were made to-day: Storexeepers and gaugers second district of Kentucky—3. Vv. Goode, A. B. Shelton and W. T. Pate. Store- Keepers second district of Kentucky—J. S. Bradley, T. J. graves. Felix Bennett ands. W. Langley. W. A. Lindsay, storekeeper seventh district of Kentucky, and'R. 8. Cooke and G. C. Gates, storekeepers for the firat district of New York and first: istrict of California respectively. LipERia.—Professor Blyden gives the follow- ing items of interest in a recent communica- tion: ‘The legislature at its last session rec- ommended the people to vote an amendment to the Constitution, making the presidential term four instead of two years; but not to Into effect under the next President, but ‘ affect the following term. Liberia College has re-opened with 27 students in the preparatory department and s strong boys in the collegiate —one from Sierra Leone, whose father pays bis way. Ali the boys in the college are ne- eros, for the first time since the college hag een in existence.’ PrivaTs Datzgut Risks TO Exenatn.—la a letter touching his declination of the office re- cently tendered him Private Daizell says he preserved no copy of bis letter, which was a private and confidential one. He says itsimply expressed surprise that he was offered a posi- uon he never applied for or desired. He adds that he is nota republican merely for the loaves and fishes of office, but followed the fortunes of the party for the principies that it advocates through the nation. He saya the only annoyance he feels over this ma‘ter 18 that some of his party friends seem to misun- derstand it and regard {tas a great matter, on io ies it 1s of no consequence at all to any bod, THE Rap ON Con. Rock WELL.—The public parks and grounds are receiving their spring Cleaning, and beautiful flower beds will soon greet the eye. We understand, however, that that amiable pe an, Col.” new superintendent ot public grounds, finds ‘his new position anything but a of ‘roses, by Teason of the persistency, the ‘previous- ness” and the numerousness of the great Amer- Jean office seeker, who will soon reduce the new superintendent to a mere ghost of his former self. His hair has already turned grey. The colonel, we have learned, has no Mere at present, and if parties who now bestege in person would content themselves with ‘ling written applications, so that they could be proveety: considered when ‘opportunity offers, ‘hey would, no doubt, earn that officer’s eter- nal gratitude, prolong his life and give him some time to attend his legitimate duties. As it is now, the superintendent's life “4s not a happy one,” by any manner of means. DEATH OF AN OLD OnarLaIN.—Rey. Jared L. Elliott, a retired chaplain of the U.S. army, ated this morning, at the reaidence of Mr. Wm. Flynn, 109 pes street northwest, in the 75th year ok nis age. Eilote was "a. minister Dr. ‘ebyterian caret, and in cang life, when attached to the navy, & ‘number of long sea voyages, attio1 out 0 companion of tae late pee m about ), & COM) e late His last active service was dur- ittached to Fort PERSONAL.—Mr. W. G. Metzerott, of this city, sailed from New York to-day in the steamer ‘Oder, of the North German line for Farope, Delage eLi Rips ee Covers ona health calorie Gan hofield is fore oto yates Temove bis headquarters from New. Yo St Lows. — ait, Suthertora ir. an Mise ree ot et Wabi ac ot Chicago, Curtin, Pennsylvania, and Siilson Autchit ‘Wash: ington, were in New York orn yesterday." r. Jorgensen’s Relation to the Vir- gimia Republican Delegation. WASHINGTON, April 16, 1a. Editor Star: Permit me to correct the report in THE SraR of yesterday of the interview ac- corded by the President to certain republicans from Virginia, so far as it relates to the Hon. dosepa Jorgensen. At the request of the mem- bers of the delegation referred to, Mr. Jorge! sen, as their representative in Congress, con- sented merely to introduce them to the Prest- dent, after having been assured that the object of their visit was to interchange views with the Freeident ag to the political situation in Vir- oa far @s your report by implication repre- sents Mr. Jorgensen as being committed to or in accord with the opinions expressed by the delegation, either as to the political situation or to the removals from office asked for, 1t docs him upintentional injustice, inasmuch as he promptly stated to the President that he was taken by surprise at the delegation going be- yond the Brevonnly, expressed objec o Tuetr visit, ery respectful Hovenr BOLLING. WHAT MR. JORGENSEN SAYS AROUT THE MATTER. A Srar reporter called upon Mr. Jorgensen this morning to get at the true tnwardness ot this matter. That good-looking and eloquent young Congressman stated the case about as fol- lows: A delegation of straight out republicans from Petersburg, Va., called on Mr, Jorgense! present them to the President, , Teppresensing their desire to learn his views on the political situation in Virginia. After their mtroduction to the President, much tothe surprise of Mr. Jorgensen, one of their number (Mr. -McCaleb) stated that the postmaster at Petersburg, and Col. Jas. D. nd the collector of internal revenue, had voted for Hancock and English a mine late _ presidential election, on which grounds their removal from office ‘was demanded. Mr. Jorgenson here in- terruped, stating that be was misinformed as to their errand; that he was not here at this time to request the removal of ee enyenes and If there was to be a change made in the post officein Petersburg, at the proper time he would vee the name of a gentlemen who was indorsed by nearly all the local republican organizations of that city. The President treated the delegation kindly and cordially, and said that whatever charges were made against the above named officers should be in writing, and he would give them due consider- Gene After some further conversation they eft him. ‘Two ‘Orifice’? Seckers. THEIR UNIQUE APPEALS TO THE PRESIDENT. The President has recetved an urgent appeai from a postmaster in Kentucky, who writes that he has been informed of an effort to secure bis removal. “I want you to stand up by me, Mr. President,” he says, “because during the campaign I stood by you. I subscribed $35 to- ward defraying the expenses of your election, the receipt for $25 of which I enciose. I lost thé receipt for the other $10. Please return these receipts when you answer this letter.” A letter addressed to the President has also been received from Newark, New Jersey. The writer says: “J very muck desire the position ot male carrier as I will make myselve loyal Christian temperance men in regard of repre- sentation as the shoemaking trade do not agree with me and desiring with troueness being free from bissness for the reason I cannot make know money tolive on. I cannot do any hard have Where you send me I will go and very happy with satisfactory if any advancement. 1 sball be confidend to the end in enjoying the blessings of our divine Lord by resting up my mind in the studiousness in this resp2ct.” Fhe President Will Be President. HE DOES NOT PROPOSE TO ABDICATS. A prominent republican journalist of New Jersey, editor of one of the most intluential party organs in that state, had a long talk with the President yesterday on the sut- ject of the nomination of Judge Robert son, This editor inforned a SraRr re- porter that the ‘President’s backbone was as Stiff as a bar of tron;” that he is determined not to yield an inch in the Robertson case; that the President said he had not sought any contest, witb bis party iéade:§, bur at !t phad been forced Upon bim he thought it the bes! policy to have the question as to whether the executive or the legisinuive department 1s to control nomtna- udns settled at the beginning of his adminis— tration; that the President was determined to recognize all the elements of his party, and that he had recognized the factions tu New York with the view of restoring harmony; that he would not withdraw Robertson nor would he accept compromise in any shape or form. Sitting Bulls Surrender, HIS NEPHEW COMES IN TO ARRANGE FOR IT. Major Brotherton telegraphs from Fort Buford, April 10th, as follows: Just recetved by arrier from Poplar River the following: **Cap- tain McDonald with Western Mounted Police and party, with three Indians, one a nephew of ‘Sitting Bull, has just arrived en route to Buford to arrange for the surrender of Sitting Bull. Capt. McDonald says a favorable report from those coming with him on their return to Sit- ting Bull will undoubtedJy insure his imme- diate surrender, the whole camp starting for Buford on his (Capt. McDonald’s) return. I ex- re Capt. McDonald at Buford to-morrow,when hall send you full particulars.” SOCIETY NOTES. ‘The question as to whether or nct the Cabinet families will decline to return calls generally Js still exciting much discussion wheuever two or three ladies are gathered together at a re- ception. Of course the matter 1s viewed from various op ein but all seem to agree that these ladies uld not be expected to return the calls of the strangers who come here to Stay a few days and go to the houses of the Cabinet ee as er ee do to the opts butld- ings on sight- ng ex ‘editions. One such party. deliberately told a Prady belonging to the famliy Of & member of the last Cabinet, ‘We are going round to-day seeing the Cabinet cir- cus.” This is told by the lady to whom it was. said, who fortunately for herself was too much amused at the frank impertinence of the speech to feel any indignation. Psu hoe are (ulte Satisfied with their sight-seet - hig editions, and have no expectation of their cats being returned. The idea has become entirely too prevalent among transient, visitors to Wash. ington that the houses of the Cabinet olficers should be to the national capital what the big hotels are to summer resorts, serving to attract strangers by furn{shing them with amusement; and a many who should know better actually regard entertainment at the house of a member of of the Cabinet in the same light a3 a nen ee at a watering pl: and feel themselves eir friends entitled to the hospitality re because they happen to be here when the reception no "Another excellent can be given why the custom, the abolition ot which THe Star bas been advocating, should be put among the things of the , Viz: that of all official the fame grade, receiving on the same day, irrespective of the neighborhood in which they live. It is that as the rule now ig the familtes of Senators, for instanos, Fs rarely find each other at home, because all recelve calls on Thurs- days, and if they had different days they would make each other's acquaintance more readily, instead of exchanging calls sometimes for two oS auee years without knowing each other by 6 marriage of Mr. Whitelaw Reld and ‘Miss Elizabeth Mills is to re eetmnen at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. Mills, the lady’s Eee its, No. 634 Fifth ‘Avenue, ‘New York, on Tucedey evening, April 26th, at half-past eight Representative and Mrs. of Iowa, left on Thursday evenin; or Callforats, where he has two brothers living. nd Ris write enjoy it from the dress circle. Of course, all dance Pro! ‘The Dolgorouki h, Czar invested over two millions sterling for her ce and England alone, money in Berlin, lo Telegrams to Tho Star. THE EXECUTED NISILISTS, How They Passed Their Last Day. Loxpon, 2p il 16.—The Standard’s corre- omens at si Petersburg met the following details of the manner in which the nihilist risoners executed yesterday passed their last 2, Ruesakofl apne incessantly and offered hia services to t vernment a8 a spy, bul the offer was declined. Jellaboft t the time in writing page after about the trial, Popa Sol ‘paper what he was forbidden to woman, Sophie Pleoffsky, wrote to her another to waste no time in assuaging the wrath of her father. Kibaltscich drew up a memoiron the subject of his specific discov. erles, which he addressed to the high court of justice, avowing a desire that his name be im- mortalized, and making a gift of his inventions to the state on the condition that all the promt from them should go to the amelioration of the lot of the children of political criminals. ——_e—_— GREAT NORTHEAST GALE. Damage to Vessels. VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass., April 16,—The hard- est northeast gale experienced in two years or more past over here during the night, accom- pante@ with rain andsnow. In the harbor three vessels lying at the wharf broke their fasten- ings, and were driven ashore. The schooner Commodore Kearney, which was lying at Colon whart ready for ies, 0 received such damages lischarge. that she will have FOREL AFFAIRS, What Greece Wants to Know. Lonpon, April 16.—A. herons a aiieos to Reuter's Telegram company sa; ‘reek government awaits the reply of the Domes to the following points contained in its answer to the note of the powers: Whether the occupa- tion of the new territory will be s} ily and Peacefully effected; whether Europe will pro- Pose a new frontier, as Greece regards the pres- ent pro) Doe insuflictent, and what arrange- ment will be proposed for the Greeks excluded res oe Present proposition from union with Orne Hora, the organ of Tricoupis, character- izes the reply of the Greek government to the proposal of the powers as the most disgraceful et cae etat since the formation of the Greek kingdom. Turkey’s Frepeses Surrender of ter- ritory to Greece. Loxpon, April 16.—A dispatch from Constan- tnople to Reuter’s Telegram company says: Ata meeting of the ambassadors it was decided. that the detaiis for tke surrender of the terrl- tory ceded to Greece should be settlea between them and the porte and afterwards ratified to Greece, and that an international commission should subquently be summoned to superintend the cession of the territory, the porte ordering the Turkish commanders to quitan hour before the arrival of the eet who would take possession of the various localities and hand them over to the Greek trot who would arrive half an hour later. The ‘Kish com- manaers on leaving would take with them all individuals considered dangerous to the new order of things, and disarm all the Mussulman Population. Ultimately after the surrender of the territory a technical military commission 1s to be appointed to settle the delimitation of the frontier, ‘The Powers Displeased. Lonpon, April 16.—A semi-ofticial note mace by the Havas, agency, Paris, says: The pore are displeased with the tone of the Greek reply to their note, and while accepting {ts substance have asked expianations regarding its form. Premier Coumourdauros sald that in view of the excited state of the public mind and the dangers the throne might meur, he could not ‘ify the form,and that be would simply abide by the note as sent until the chamber of deputies met and voted on the question. The powers, notwithstanding tis, have decided to Consider the Greek acceptance as an accom- Ee fact, and have begun negotiations at Constantinople for the transfer of the ceded Honconenela Continues to Improve. Lord Beaconstield passed a somewhat resties3 night, but his condition Is much improved. His doctors are now confident of his ultimate re- very. —$———__ BALLOT-BOX FFING, Frvcekigy! of a New Jersey Justice. ¥ City, N. J., April 16.—Peter N. W. Fiyone FybO 13a justice Tor the peace, was a judge of election in the second precinct of the fourth distriet on election day last Tuesday. While the vote was being counted he was de. tected in the act of putting a package of ballots in the box. His arm was seized before he could drop them, and 8 number of ballots were found conceaied in his Coat sleeve. Yesterday after- noon the parties who witnessed the act were before the grand jury and had Justice Fiynn indicted. He was arrested and locked up in the county jaut this morning. The grand jury are to-day investigating the Dallot-box stufling in. the first district of tbis city and in Hoboken. WALL STREET TO-DAY. Arn NEw York, April 16.— Qnancia) article in the 1:40 edition of the Pos! gays: “The Stock Exchange markets while quiet to-day are gen- erally strong. U.8. bonds getting the benefit of the extension at 31 ber cent and +s higher for the remainder of the list. Southern state bonds are steady, Dut inactive. Railroad bonds are irregular, but generally higher, the advance ranging trom %al?7; per cent, the latter Indiana, Bloom. and Westera incomes, which are up ‘to 93. In the stock market ‘the net reault of the fiuctuations thus far to-day 1s an advance of 4yaiX, the rise hav- ing been led by the Elevated k.R. stocks and W. U. Teleg’h. The former have advanced because of the ‘reported Rie ee of influential caj & talists to advance whatever money m: necessary to make up deficiencies of the han hattan guaranty unlit the whole system of roads become profitable. Western Union Tele- graph is up on rumors ofa settlement or ad- justment Of the present litigation. The other stocks at all active are the coal shares, Laks Shore, Union Pacific, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Pacific Mall and Northwest. The Trunk line Tate troubles are said to be in process of aojustment. Since writing the above U. 1145, from td', per cents are up on the circulation that it will not be necessary for the Treasury to sell any of the $105,000,000 which it can seil, The sixes are also up another 4s, making + 4¢ for the day on pur- chase by those who Wish to get the extended 33g per cents, We find that the opinion is gain- ing ye eroune that these extended (3% per cent) run for a long, time; Pope certainly win bare no fixed date iy, and they will constitute. me cheapest or lowest rate loan which the government has outstanding. If it should turn out that these bonds are to ee for a long time they would very much sought after, not only by the banks, estates and trust funds, but by a certain class of private investors. The money market is easy at 4a5 per cent. Time money Is offered for six months or the remainder of the yearat 47 per cent oA good stocks. Prime Mereantite paper is 5253 percent. The mar- ket for foreign exchange ts dull and steady. rs Fire in Philad elphia. PHILADELPHIA, April 16.—A fire early this eee) at the Se carpet and rug fac- tory of John Priestly & Sons, destroyed prop- erty to the amount of $12, m.in Massac! ‘Apa The hl enpantes has completed its partes through both branches of the legisla- ——__ Horrible Triple peer in on Gatvsston, TEX, April 16.—A special £°0 San Anto: the eins, Gated ADrit int, 8 m Europe. New youn” reer 16,—Steamshi| , from. Liverpool, brought $250,000 in bars. ——<———— New York Street Cleaning Investi- tiene: ean. York, Aj 16.—The grand —— the investigation into street cleaning atiers. Among the witnesses examined yao a Patten John Jacob Astor, _—= sa Dr, Whlard farxes Bre Goatees Taskoon 8 Sobules aaa york, ‘Thomas oma B. Sioagrave: ’\PpWw LOCAL NEWS. The New National Museum. BING FOR THE FLOORING. Bids were opencd to-day at 12 o'clock at the oMice of Prof. Baird. Smithsonian Institute, ror the laying of the tlle floor to the new museum building. The vids were opened by Prof. Batra, in the presence of Dr. Peter Parker, General Meigs and General Sherman, all regents of ths Smithsonian lwstitution. ‘The bids were as fol ~ lows: Acker & Oo., 0., Slate Slads 1 Incbes thick. 47 cents per equare foot: slate tiles 1 inch thick, M4 cen ra square foot: Ullng compasad of | white, Diack and gray marble and of rad slate | dots, 111 Inch thick, 8s cents per square toot. | two ‘slate slabs tn beach hall (movable), fOr thé | ium. no chal Wm. Bradly for same, la, 1; T. Tuomey. same, 5s, 43, 42, Hianey, 48 45-100, 35 98-100, 4, "ga: | Barney, for tiling er white, black | gray marble and of red slate dots, &0., 5 cents; Burlington Manufacturing © Vermont, same as last named, 42 Cente; and COTTON FIRE IN NEW YORK. — originated i pe prone Com- UR New Yorg, april 16. and Beaver | Gannon & Flannery, 50 cents, 43 cents, 43 cents, sreets, at Bowling Green, are piled high to-day #2; Fisher « Bi |, 45, 49 1-5; R. BL. Loy with hundreds of cotton bales thrown blazing tiling of white, Dl and gray marble an from the windows of the warehouse of No. 5 | red slate dots, & cents. For Encaustic Til- rn- | IDg—Aspinwall & Co., $2,000 or $1,520 if duty Beaver street, that got on fire early this morn. ing. The building is five stories high and ex- | OD Ules 1s released by the government; Indi tends in an us enon No, 6 Broadway. It | Bal Is Co., $1 iller & Post, or $ was with all the houses tn | if duty is tree: ry Dinisis, recently bo or <9 per the west-end of the crag By by the produce ex- cent less if duty free; another bid of same for change and the tenants were ordered out by May | another kind of caustic tiling, $2,225; Thomas We Smith was the lessee of the | L. Wilson, Philadeiputa, s.000 or duty free for bullaing ‘and occupied all the floors as a cotton | $¥, American Caustic ‘Tile Co., Now York warehouse, A fire broke out on the 4th floor, | S. M. Merchant, New York, $2,500 oF apparently by spontaneous combustion, i | Af 4 free. twenty bales of cotton belonging to Woodward | ‘will be required about 1,752 feet of & Stillman, that nad there since | slate slabs, 1.061 square feet of blue slate tiles last September. In spite of the difficulties at- | and 19,270 square feet of marbie tiling wittr tendin; a cotton fire the flames were sup- | sate dots. The encaustic Uling was not in the 2 wo hours by the delt cme | Mppenrentons: ullding: “wiih water from the roof to the | CONTRACTS AWARDED. cellar. The chief Gamage was done in this The contract for encaustic Uling was awarded manner. The total loss is estimated at $15,000, | to ~_ - S. Encaustic Tiling ©o., Ini fully insured. 579 and for slate and marble Uling to Partial Stoppage of Coal Mining. E Fritsch, New York. at $5,055.02. PHILADELPHIA, April 16.—The Philadelphia! qhe ¥; & Reading Coal ‘and Iron compat wong A = - stoppage of work at the mines three Gays THE PARADE AND SPEECH MAKING. next week, provided the company can work on | A number of our colored citizens are to-day celebrating the emancipation of the slaves in full ume the following week. Tt is understood terests. the District of Columbia. Owing to the differ- that this is — to all int sarrwonn® he MEAT Cete ig, ae. | CHOOT Opinion as to the advisablilty of ob- 4 x08, | de- day, ferrred, 18; do. console, #1; do. second series 24; | Waa en ON, the Geplay Dov ten: orton, 51; do. ten-forty coupons, 93 ER one April _16.—Cotton qniet—mia- dling, 107. Flour fairly active, closing steaay and firm. Wheat, south aed ‘western Wher, ‘lotlbe. duit southern red. 1. “bat 9: quiet. ber, 1-i5a1- 48; Ro. by Maryiind, THE rROCESSIO! Was formed at Friend Zion Tan, on G street, ear 3d southwest, and marched by way of 4), street, Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street and Massachusctts avenue to the’ P-street orien, wint shot and Avril ids | Where the Georgetown and West End onganiza: fey. RS ig 1a: June, 1.19%¢a) ‘li: a = line, and = all se — rn SoU r vania avenue, Ing thro e Pres- for ‘spot ee soon Se an, ‘nrm~sout bern idents grounds, and on toro the Aecune i Sonera mized, 9 and East Capitol street to Lincoln Square, apo eats ine (ora ns (where the bronze monument of Lincoln 1s gna bim—weetern, while Tina nar Sar mired,’ ééa | trected), to Beckett's Garden, where the speak- 47: Peeneyivanie nek pa ee T, Hy ing ‘took place. G. W. Turner was marshal Ee oe Proviions Ay = at =. Wm. — and 5. Brown as assistants tS rk, old, = new, Draas* He bon" Dull mente iocea shoulders and ciearst6 | band “Then caine Mt Ararat: L " ering; €o. packed, Pacch—showiders, 7 aaa siges, Sig "Hans, | Samaritans and the Bast Washingt Val. Butter un Cadets, uniformed in biie shiris and black eps ajeher ‘Teal Petroicam ominal, Gores Pants, armed with swords, eer AT BECKETT'S GARDEN Whisky.dull, 1.0934. Freixuts | the assemblage was calied to order by Lewis 23, ~ Willis, president of the convention,—Messrs. R, Grantley and B. Evans, vice presidents, and V. P. Addison, secretary,—and addresses were 9,150 bushels: | made by Isalah Washington and R. S, Laws 66,536 els. conn. ots 799 bash ‘oahels. YORK, April 10.—Stocks unsettled. Money, ee Tone. ethort aiiig, Govern ments strong and ‘aiy higher. District Government Affairs, NEW YORK, April 16.—Flour steady and quiet. Whest moderatety active. Gorn & shade strovser. EW YORK. April &. m.—The stock Marte: opened irreruiar but in the lower, and prices goon took a downw: decline was recorded ranging from ¥ to 1%, per cent, the latter in Northern Pacific common. Sub- sequiently a slightly firmer tone ES covery of '; to per cent took eral ish while Manhattan Elevated ‘sold up re per The Commissioners have accepted the propo= sal made by the board of trustees of the Coi- cred Union Benevolent Association to furnish — sites and digging of graves in Mount Pleasant Plains cemetery for lies removed from Holmead cemetery for $5.25 per grave, TRE COMMITTER ON LIQUOR LICENSES hve made a report to the District Commission- ers, in which they say:—An examination of the “CONDON. Apri 26, 12.80. p. m-—U. 8. bonis, | Her nse records shows that on the Sist of Ozto- epee evel Atlantic and Great Wester’ ber Jast the number of bar room licenses then Zoories certificates, 67%. New | in existence and the amounts reonived from York Ost Cortes edad ate ee a | them were as follows:—Number of licenses Fe ES mertgage mm zhltantic and | teeueh for the entire Fear. 680; at $100 cae $0. New Lark Conral 110, a $53,000; number issued for fractional parts of SEW YORE MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON. Unat year, €5, amounting to $4,459.53; for the The following quotations were current in New | Period extending from November 1, 155i, to pre- sent date, 451, at $100 re £45,100; for frac- Boda SFY Sia Tous ceicet De era eH onal Parts of this year, 1, atnountiag to Wentern sa Union, Jl; do. ew stock, 80: New Total so far, 495; amounting to York Central, 125%; g, Michigan $49,254. difference in’ favor of last year, Senta, nO iNew York, Tate! je an $5,135.15. One bundred more licenses last'year Uhan the present year. UNDERGROUND TRLEGRAPH WIRES, ‘The order of the Commissioners of the 12th Instant in relation to the wires of the Mutual Union Telegraph Company has been revised 30 48 to permit that company to extend thelr line from 12th and © streets down 12th street to New York avenue tocarry an underground line through the lutercepting sewer to a point near their main office, between isth and 15th streets. THE RIGGS SCHOOL BUILDING LEASE. The District Commissioners say that th? facts In regard to the lease of the itiggs schoo: house, referred to in a@ communteation in the 36 ‘Outart oper 75 9 an . Manhattan Elgrated, 90; Ilinois, Central, 156 i ati ip Ee 5; District of Goluribia ae ben ington snd H egsuttntte % % a Denver ond Hit crys Bt. Pani Fectegredrsclerreeyy ecg rag bag ad og on: a, Al's do. preferred, £55: 0-0-0. and I. hal Dil ae ao af Perse : am Erie and W os it Louls | Heke = nem Neg tom degen ; entra, | choc! trestee from ist o Rev Grey et ‘al goa tes | the property is sltuated, a commuatcation mp ot resenting that the necessity for at least six Reiiermtiets Foal y x; compan S aie id; coupone, 6's, 1. Oat, 03%: coupon, 1.03a1.03% accitiopal schooi rooms in that division wa “positive and absolute,” and that atter diligen seareh tbe rooms could not be found. A ee ' "1 | therefore asked the consent of the Commis The International Sauttary Con- | sicners toa lease for five years at $4,000 por an 1C&e } pum of the old Treasury property, owned by Mr. George W. Riggs, on condition that th Jatter would, at his own cost, convert the bulld ing into ten suitable sebool rooms. Oa th 1th of September the Commissioners re- ceived from the school board & communication enciosing & resolution passed by that nay re re- questing the Commissioners to lease building “at a renial not to exceed $3,000 = aDnDUm, provided that the Owners thereof re- construct the same at their own expense upon & plan to be approved by the commitiee op buildings and repairs, and deliver the buliding ready for occupancy by the — with the exception of the black! furoware. The owners to pay the taxes ‘hereon daring the continuance of the lease, and to commate ine builoing in repair from damages caused WHAT WAS AGREED UPON. ‘The International Sanitary Conference, wite met at the Department of State early Unts year bas adjourned sine die. Some twenty-eight foreign. aha took in the con- ference. A good deal was expected to result from theee meetings. gad sessions were had. ‘These meetings, it 18 learned, were not at all harmonious. sete ebpeaes broached found its advocates and its oP mento ‘The conference adjourned with- Uon the following were Each government shall nave an organt: ternal health service. Each government shalt elements. The lease to be for a term ive publish a weekly bulletin of the statistics of Trortaltt yn ts prinetpal cities and porta and cs tes beh aon ioe give such bulletins the widest publicity. ‘The | Gesized by th Mand gd Sanitary authorities of the Countries repre. sented in the conference shall be autho! icy communicate directly with each other in order to keep well informed on important facts. There shall be established at Vienta and Havana a permanent international sanitary agency of notification, the expenses of which il De borne by the government jaoptng — system. A third agency may, it deemed be established ia Asta. A special form of ois of bealth ts prescribed, and should be issued gratis. A company and scientific sanitary com- completed a” @ cost of $e 009, aud the Dulidiag Wes duly inspected ani gog by a commit- tee of tbe school board. is not true, as stated, tbat Commissioner be ent, Or any other Commissioner, used any effort or influence whatever to procure this lease. Mr. Riggs Lever requested {t of the Commissioner, or of sny of them, It was made on thé recommend- aiion of the school board, aud at the earnest request of the trustees of the 2d division as a Mizslon shall be created by the nations most tonenaes ana direct!y “Interested in protecting themselves | measure of immediate and urgent need. against yellow fever, to. which each na- ae net oy tion that desires to can send delegates. . reportey| cer Town- Theke_ propositions will have to be a een ae Pl ag ge dy tie? atterent nations represented. and SL antes eee ae adopted by them, before they go in force. Seat cee jical men in the conference agreed upo! ang | Water unfit for ri Purposes: pump Convention, which will also be submitted to the | alley, Between oth and 6tb, and | = It recommends the creation of | strcets “good waters” pump on 4th twenty-two international sanitary ports, tor the study of yellow fever, the ports to be ne P “ante established at New Orleans, Galveston, Vera | [oF drinking purposes;” corner 6th street, and Cruz, Panama, Maracaibo, one each in cach of | Pa. avenue northwest, ‘very good water. the Guianas, ‘two in Cuba, and one in each of x STREET CLEANING. the following islands: st.’ Domingo, Jamaica, ‘The Engineer Col ‘has been au“hor- missioner ized to spend £2,000 in — the unpaved St. Thomas, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Barba- atl tovowing ports of streets of the city not Included a Seer on cone In each of the fol of Bra- ambuco, Bahia, Rio |, Maranham, de ganeiio, and one in “Senegambia. Ineach of these ports there are to be two physicians, for Yceaning one ee Ss and = me streets and avenues. country w most ‘stant communication. other nations will Magruce Licenszs have have the right to gend sanitary physicians to Charles Hopkins and Sallie Johnson; William ‘these posts, expenses ot wich shall be Perry aud Saran Hickman, paid pro rata als Ba nal hich have ited Alexandria sanitary, physict phy justo ues number Of Poste) a New ENTsRrxise.—The city council may re ime rod at | of Alexandria. wras convened im called ses- them ne rw allowed to practice B. Se & Co thelr or acces say | Uon of Bee Fon we = in wi They report to tse government by which they are appointed, and that government | hte! nrg np Dac panto a shall publish the information to the others | [7 Ta'town to ite former ting the proposition. Not only yellow fever, | C7," hae "elt the facilitics tor, manutactories but other diseases, are to be reported. of and have within the From the differences in the convention and SE acaaat tan eee xy imo character of the work accom- and rolling plished it 1s ht this international sanitary site aeasteceellontt tio ter oul oe ak conte Predecessor, will not result | Can? day, do 20. “The advent of these ‘evening with ii those Finn “Thirty ing them. eh the ‘and her =e Man ss ig ren, wns a ‘yuriesque of ” | was before the mayor this charged Ker tu heen oe opt iver, but he disorderly on streets: Gances, and And | and ecakine Yin Geena of pageeat or One ‘BaRNow’s GREAT CONSOLIDATION Will be here | was sent to the chain gang for 50 days. 7. ‘There will be three agg ed ee an Skee cacchageed seg = f20p = ithe: ty A eat aggre New yee mal world and more brilliant acts in the arena between Schacter Bogorwen digg se than any one else. Read hia advertisement and | night, the former being . ‘The score go to the big show. at the close stood: Schaefer 8,200, Sloason 9,780. Linco [aLL.—The Yale College Glee Club sees Sees ae ot ae ee rill be very enjoyable. The New York Heralt nine vale was defeated on the {igus are popular. comprising many of ‘the ror- | RocSpolitan club of tuat city. "ee Seon wos lekibg sus and chorus wat ae comibon oo bry y3 ee Dz, James Rea 18 announced to lecture in| Col. A. J. Brodhead, ot the U.& waa” : te warts almost soerainty.