Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1882, Page 1

a a a THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, | AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | Werthwest Cerner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St., by | The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres’. Tre Frente Stan ie served to mbecribers tn the ity by cerriers, on their week, oF M4 cents per monih. Covies at the counter, 2 centersch. By mall—pertare prepaid—B6 cenue a month, Ghe year, $6; six months, $3. | [Entered st the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as second-clase mail matter.} Tee Wrrery § published on Friday—$2 a year, tha, $1; 10 copies for $15; G2 A mail sabecristions mut be paid tm advance; | Be payer ee nn ie paid for, ‘Rates of advertising made known on application. | ASHINGTO “MENTS AMUS SPECIAL NOTICES |ggr sotice. SS Under a resolution passed at the last meeting of the | Excentive Committee of the National Land league, the as : meintere of the branches of other Irish organizations RAVERLY'S EUROPEAN MASTODONS. | andail nem Who Tr be interested are requested sth, ue SUNDAY, | Mat CHANGE OF PROGRAM TO-NIGHT. ae been pn GRAND MATINEE TO-MORROW. pened from Maren 17th until the Lenten Seteon. MEAS SMITH. Chairman 2 OND 4 3 S ¥ Chairman. THE ONLY 1 meee W. RYAN, Secretary. mB-2t BUNTHORSE , ——— Mate Rae E ORERTUSOL OR SOL. CAVERLY | Qos" THE PROPRIS TORS OF ELYS’ CREA) bes CEP RATS do not claim itto be acureall botaanre remedy for Catarrh, Colds in the head and Hay Fever. | Prive 50 cents. into nostrils wich litte finger. un Major Downe, Miitary Instrnetor, Mt. Pieas- ant Aculeny, Sing Siag N.¥.: Dering the very cold weather I was was suffering with Catarrh. My head ana throat ached so severely that I was oblixed to give ‘up everything and keep quiet. Ejye’ Cream Balm was | suxxested. Within an hour from the first application I felt relieved, the pain began to subside. Tu two daye was entirely cured. W. A. Downs. Feb. 15, 1881. E TOWS CABT DEED WIVES. At An Bazaar - |B NION VETERAN CORPS, MASONIC TEMPLE, FERRUARY 27 TO MARCH 9, 1882, SEASON TICKETS, Admitting Gentleman and Ladies. “‘T most heartily endorse the favorable opinion ef Major Downs concerning Fiys' Cream Balm, it did for me all that he expressed as having done for him. Dr. E. D, FuLen, Dentist, Sing Sing, N.¥. ELYS' CREAM BALM COMPANY, Owego, New Yor! ml-eo3t Prizes ss follows will be distributed amone the t Bonde uF |e ANNUAL, ELECTION COLUMBIA RATL- n: ne, $60: Pr WAY COMPANY.— The annnal election for Dit hk, $40: shew? $50; Oil | Bag of the COLUMBIA RAILWAY COMPANY will Pointing President Garcld, $79, and 1,000 otters, Fancing in value from # Matinee fo » folks Saturday and Wednesday | p, next, from 12 to 4p. m. BAFFLING. ie NO SOLICITING FOR CHANCE: oer SKATING RINK, at the Board of Trade Rooms, March, between the hours of ect [ee CAPITOR FILL Ass SS" Al persons futerested in th: | end desirous of forming local sub-division 10, are requ d fo anent at steciauley and Pa. DAY, March 47 Naw Youx Avenve, Ber. 181H axp Urn Srarers, | 2 PA *Ve. SATUR say sea Tgs° EADIES HAVING FI ATHERS AT MY 4-2" place of business will ple before March as Tam about to leave Un , and will not be re- OKCHESTRA. x the above stated time jor the sane. » MARCH 47TH, MATI- WITH MUSIC, AT 2:30. “u wishing to learn to skate can | Fy cards for a new iret BATURD. CERT, » MAKCH 3p, JROURTH POPULAR a FRIDAY E' = open for subseription. auy require no ver month fora lini me 7 vance po nt: pS i time. At Congtewational Church. advance nt only § ted No peat tre better. Call stomce, H. F. BMI i Dr. Bischoff, director: assisted by Mrs. Cas; PGi eee oe Barringer, Mise Van Kiswick, Mr. Boughton and | ‘ & DES. RAUTE E SF their office to 510 5th street nc completion of their new building on 3d strect. ae THE ARAL MEETING OF THESTOC “HOLDERS OF THE NATIONAL LIFE I ethers. Admission, (other than season tickets), 25c. Nationa THEATER. Evenings of March 2, 3 amd 4. THE LAWRENCE B. m1 at Matinee on 4th. the company, 401 9th street northwest, corner of D street, on TUESDAY, March 14, 1382, at'l0 o'clock a. Kloentionary Director er. sees gauge Manacer | BE. The following members of the Ginb wiN avvear in the | OF ities asta: Charlee B. ret David (. Benge, ee of the practical macthods cf the Associated Rheem, Harry C Kobinwen. Jamies 4 ey, | re urzently requested to give ordesn for dobn T. Stiapn 8. Fionn, Frank Pha, | Makine Fine and Viaip Ladics and Gentiemen’s Under- Semuel B. G. Hail, 0. G. Ecktia. | wear. Children’s Clothing, Household Sewing, Kuitting, les G breiner, Miss BeB® | Embroidery, Domestic Service, Washi ‘oy the hour ot 3 je npmpeOu. | day, or auy work a woman can do, to the Woman's Ribs aneun venings, Werk Department of Associated Charities, M18F BS veBuening ana turday Matinee, — —_ eee “HANT OF VENICE. | SAMUEL KFR, A,B. Yan Yorn. Philadelphia . ‘ostumer | ba! DEY GOODS, gular prices of sduitadion. ww OPER. 930 7th etreet northwest. _Minday, Murch 6 THE PASSING REGIMENT. Xew French and Scotch Ginghains, Just opened; best APITAL THEATER. qualities at low prices. Cc TAKE BUDD, Menager, | Sill Satins, Sud Ithedames, extra good values, TONDAY, FFBRUARY 27, f° SAMS. SHEDD, Day AAD FRIDAY MATES nES, > 409 tu SrREEr NonTEwrst. THE G1 ¥ TROUPE. | PLUMBING, FURNACHS, RANGES, TINNING, ‘on™ SPECIALY ARTISTS. 40 MANTELS AND GAS FIXTURES. OFESSOR PHILIP LAWRENCE, or NEW YORE, fnstructs mu Klecution, Oratory aud Acting, at 915 street, Waslfington, D.C. Jobbing in all of the above Branches. §B-Estiares Fuanisuep For New Work. £8 Ladies piace perfvct ta lithe rice verformed by the | pres E. F. BOOKS, Secomp! ed ADETATB: RILSON. = AS 5 ‘From my lamented puyal, the unrivaled Actrces: | Lith street, Corcoran Building, “Prof. Painir Lawnxnce is ope of the most taienied | “Agency for Mitchell, Vance & Co., New York. teachers for the «t.ge.*—Adelaice Neilson. f2-Ln Trumense stoc! Low prices. Fancy Lampe, ales. pene eee 591 15th etreet. eta FRESH BOVINE VIRUS. SS NEW ENGLAND VACCINE COMPANY. Wo. 626; ON EXHIBITION (No. 626 re iy AND RALE AT ee Btreet. MAERKRITER'S, Street Fo. 26.E treet, northwest, one doer from Tth street, | Of Paintin, Puetevines, Chromior, ete. : leo | and Choice Stock of Paperhangivws, Pictaro Picture crrd and Tacselny Wi tecat DAILY SUPPLIES. rkviter’s. Terms Cush. Free Art Galler or’ W. C. MILBURN, PHARMACIST, ta 1429 Pewnsylvania avenue. == cert McGILL, WHOLESALE AND AS” RETAIL DFALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES, 1421 New York avesiue, near the Treasury Department, Wasiinorox, D.C. Bartlett, Hayward & Co,'s Architectural Iron Work. Ma- sury"s Paints and Colors, Leads, Oils, Plate, Window sud Ornamental Glasa; Mintou's “les, Terre Cotta, Portland Cement. &e. 413-31 ATTORNEYS. FINANCIAL. J MICHELOT & CO., ° 4 BROAD STREET, NEW YORE, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. Fractional Lote Close to the Market. STOCK PRIVILEGES By SAGE, KEENE and other firet-clase makers at hot- rates. Ko fancy prices. Lust sent free on appiice- f = W, 7 EiZserarp, « ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, __. 60, Corcoran Building, Practices in all the Courts. BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. Rooms 6 ani 8G 472 Le T-LAW, 2 D STREET, Opposite City Hall. H. 8. DODGE, n7-6m J SAYLES BROWN, ATTORN LAW, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securitios Bongty tnd | oF « (hor the past 14 scare Keeinter in Bankruptcy, for the D.©.), gives speciul attention to Collection sess chitof creditors, and thesctthinent of of persons deceased. Office in Gunton Build- Jali-3ia inemts for the br Entate ing, 1 Bold on Commission, ‘y-AT-LAW, A JR: 2 Commbian Law Building, 5th st., bet. Dand E, O. ee) D.C. mn, Lp Wasutkoro: ho. 539 151m STREET. (CORCDRAN BUILDING,) | WARD & HU HINSON, Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, $17 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, 4 Broapway, New Yore. BRANCH COR EIGHTEENTH ANDP STREETS, DUPONT CIRCLE. Every class of Securities bought and sold on commis- sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New | PLUMBING, FURNACES, RANGES York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the MANTELS, ko, — ee eee a Eau Jobbing in all these lines. fl eommission, Private and direct telegraph wires to Beitimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, throzzh ‘Which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges Soe ek Dee cae Lares gna a | * Xe will duit with we's full dock 0 ‘Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di- NEW GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY. geet from the al CHOICE SELECTIONS, M- W. GALT, BRO. & CO. SUPERIOR QUALITIES, LOWEST PRICES. NEW SPRING DRY Goons. a ONE PRICE. all the novelties in* Display : we All Goods Marked in Plain Fgures. RICH JEWELRY, ‘An examination of the Stock requested. ‘The newest patterns of JOHN T. MITCHELL, ml-ét 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. MONUMENTAL STEAM GRANITE WORKS. 6. 8. WALKER, STERLING SILVERWARE, BEST AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHES, INE FANCY GOODS, PLATED TABLEWARE, t CUTLERY, THE FINEST STA- ‘TIONERY, &o. ‘Dealer in all of CA ne n MONUMENTAL GRANITE (GUETERE WORK. ee, | eee a er W107 Penxsrivasta AVEXUE. bb tees {the District or city ant have §reciarry! He micesetentosaais ee RICHMOND, BALTIMORE and MAINE GRANITES. I manufacture U: Yaulta, Sarcophagus, Monu- ee RE woe orto refer to any of my customers. ‘The very best Office and 1318 and 1320 York $1 SHIRTS TO ORDER. FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. W. 8. TEEL, Ld £35 Pennsylvania avenue. FOR BREAKFAST! 2LZ 00 Zoo RMR ° D3 me AA OE OO RRR CHOCOLATE MENIER, BoE AS Zz oo E SHAVES WITH VOLUPTUOUS EASE! Over 3,000 in this city! Warranted for 10 years ! ipa rt IY raat COMBINATION STROP, combines two Hones and wo Btrops, only 75 cents. O'MEARA’S BAZAR, 1347 lvania Washington, D. C. N. B.the ads supplied st ow rater ‘ao SOLD EVERYWHERE. PARIS AND LONDON. Hee LE _ |SELLING oFF. freakin ‘We are salting the balance of our Stock of PRING SPECIALTIES. FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS @ = AT GREAT REDUCTION IK PRICES, TO CLOSE ee Cite Sete eimai FIXTURES will be For Sale and Store For Rent. Loe. See naneest Sel A. GODDARD, Entire Stock ot GLOVES aed te owed cab £26-0¢° 904 Tth street northwest. M. WILLIAN, ‘pre , MUTTON, LAMB. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUB. ‘7 Cite Trevise, Paris, ae a Washington News and Gossip, poeta: GOVERNMENT RecesrTs TO-pay.—Internal reve- enue, $390,112.61; customs, $627,554.68. NATIONAL BANK Notes received to-day for re- demption, $323,000. No Worp From MR. Conkiinc.—The President had received no word from Mr. Crukling up to a tate hour to-day. AT THE CABINET MEETING to-day all the members were present except the Attorney General. JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL SWAIM leaves to-night for Cleveland, to confer with Mrs, Garfield con- cerning matters connected with the estate of the late President. He will return next Tuesday. THE Mississirrr FLoop ScrrERERS.—The Secre- retary of War yesterday afternoon sent a telegram Gov. Crittenden, of Missouri, asking informe- tion concerning localities and tte probable nam- her of people rendered destitute by the recant flonds, with a view of rendering assistance assoon as possible. ee Lrevt. DANENHOWER WIL1 Lose His Lerr EvE.— Ths following cable dispatch has been received here by Lieut. Danenhower’s father from St. Petersburg: “ Dunenhower, Washington, D.C. Son telegraphs ‘left eye’ ruined. Must come out. Ocutists ‘gay right eye affected by sympathy, Health spfendid. On my feet. Forbidden to read or write. Can travel when snow disappears. Don’t worry. Right eye will be saved. HOFFMAN.” AMONG THE CALLERS at the Wiite House to-day Wer: Senators Mitchell, Plumb, Sewell, Jones (Fia.), Sawyer, Lapham, VanWyek, and Represen- tatives Butterworth, Dwight, Hubbs, Moore, Shinuer, Haskell, Spooner, Anderson, Valentine, Hazeltine, Steel and Pierce. A Coast ScRVEY Fixisnep.—Commander Phil- Ups, of the of the western coist of M>xico, reports to the depirtment, by telecraph to-day from Aca- 9, that he has finished the work from Correin- tes to Veutosa, and would forward the data by mail. Tne Jaueerows left the Mare Island navy yard, Calffornia, yesterday for sea. She Ison ler way to Newport, via Cape Horg. i FREEDMAN’S BANK BUILDING. — The Senate bill for the purchase of the Freedman’s bank pro-| perty for $250,000, 1s the first bill on thee alen- ar of the House, and will be considered as soon aS the unfinished'business can be reached. ‘The Property fronts 186 feet 10 Inches on Pennsylva- nia avenue, and 136 feet on 1534 street, opposite Lafayette Square. It contains 23,121 square feet of ground and ts assessed at $5 a square foot, makin $125,605. The building cost the bank $176,455.66, and could not probably now be built for less than $150,000. The government pays an annual rent for the use of the Dullding of $20,600. If the bill is passed an additional dividend of 20 per cent can be made tn favor of the creditors of the bank, making in all dividends of sixty per cent, and the com- missioner will be able to finally ’elose up the affairs of the bank. ® Rowors ABOUT Cong1ING.—The air was full of con- filcting rumors yesterday in regard to the where- abouts of Mr, Conkling and what he intended to do about the justiceship. An Associated Press dispatch sent from here ane which was quoted im TRE Star, stated thot Mr. Conkling reached Wash- tngton Wi day night, and that “iis accept- ance er rejection of a place upon the Supreme bench was the subject of & protracted conference at the White House that nigh:, In which Mr. Conk- ling was represented by a friend fully conversant with his views.” On the othe- hand, we gave the authoritative Statement from the White House that “the President has not teen advised of any Intention on the part of Mr. Conkling to come to Washington to confer with lim relative to his nomination to the Supreme beich. ‘The President hag received no word from Mr. Conkling as to Whathis intentions are in this matter.” Cater in the day there was a report. aflort, said to be eon- firmed by a prominent Senator, hat Mr. Conkling arrived here yesterday morning,2nd after a hasty and secret conference with the P-vsident had becn ersnaded to accept the posittm tendered him. ‘2 the course of the night, howver, the conclu- sion was reached by the news gahercrs that Mr. Conkling had never left the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York. SMALL Pox Statistics.—The naional board of health reports that for the week enling February 25th, there were 60cases and 11 ceaths in Pitts- burg, Pa.: 1 case in Pomeroy, Ill; 35 deaths in Chicago; 15 cases and 7 deaths in St.Louis. Nomination of Mr. Conkling Confirmea ‘A VOTg OF 29 TO 12—FOUR REPUBLICASS AND BIGHT DEMOCRATS IN THE NEGAIIVE—SENATORS ABSENT AND PATRED. The Senate, in executive session, yesterday af- ternoon, by a vow of thirty-nine to twelve, confirmed the nomination of Rosoe Conk- Iing to be an Assoctate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. ‘The twelve opposing votes came from four republicans and eight democnts, a8 tok lows: Republicans—Messrs. Hoar, Morrit, Hawley and Dawes. Democrats—Messrs. Jonas, Bayard, Saulsbury, Jackson, Wade Hampton, George, Pugh and Morgan. Senator Sherman did not vote, being paired with Senator Pendleton. Senator Butler,of South Caroltna,was patred with Senator Cameron, ' of Pennsylvania. Mr. Lapham, of New York,voted for coufitmation. Mr. Miller, of the same ‘state did not vote at all. “Both Senator Edmunds and David Davis voted for confirmation. A report was current late last night that Mr. Edmunds voted agalnst him. ‘This proved untrue. The proceedings in the executive session were not at all protracted, and the consideration of the nomination did not occupy over twenty minutes. Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts, did not, as was expected, mike a speech in ‘opposition to the nominee.’ Senator Beck asked if there was any Senator who could give the assurance that Mr. Conkling Would accept. If there was, and he could be assured he would accept, he would vote for his confirmation, otherwise he would not. Mr. Beck did not vote at all, being paired. ‘The oppo- nents of Mr. Conkling In the Senate were busy all yesterday morning, endeavoring to unite a strong Opposition. It was found that at the best calcula- tlon they could not muster over twenty. votes, and the attempt was abandoned. A FRIEND OF Mit. CONKLING’S SAYS HE WILL NOT ACCEPT THE PLACE. A friend of Mr. Conkling said last night that there were no conditions under which Mr. Conk- ling could be induced to accept the office, and that had {t not been for a combination of circum- stances Mr. Conkling would have been heard from before this, _____—-e-—____. New York Avenue Presbyterian Church ‘LOOKING FOR A PASTOR—THE COMMITTEE CHOSEN TO MAKE THE SELECTION. At a meeting of the congregation of the New York Avenue church last night a resolution ‘was adopted to appoint a committee to consist of the sessions of the church, three of the trustees, three of the deacons and eight members of the S.S. Ranger, engaged in the survey | Utat the prayer of the petitions CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS BUSINESS IN BOTH HOUSES TO-DAY. DISTRICT AFFAIRS, COMMITTE MEETINGS, &. Senate To-day. Mr. Butler presented, read at length and ex- plained in the Senate te-d-y a memorial ‘trem the bench, bar, executive eflicers, commercial boards, Professors of colleges, journalists am@ ethers, humbering fn all 1,200 citizens ef South Carolina, for national aid for the education ef the youth of that state, and in support of his bill on tae sub- ject. He Said the state kad the framework of as F207 free school system xs any in the Union, bat he great difficulty in the way of realizing al'teat was desired from that system was the want ef money, and it would be @ great hardship te tax the people for school purposes more than they were now taxed. He denied that the assessments for taxation in South Carolina were less than were. warranted’ by the value of property, and briefly advocated the necessity of the desired’ legislation. Referred. Mr. Anthony reported back adversely the joint Teeolutton for the printing of 10,000 copies ef the medical and surgical history of the war ef the Tebeliion. Indefinitely postponed upon a state- ment by Mr. Anthony thal the cost would be $125,090, Mr. Hoar, from the committee on the Itbrary, re- ported adversely upon the petitions of the Wi Sin Geographioal and Chicage Historical societk for a congressional co:amittee to attend the crle- bration at New Orleans, on April 9th, of the dis- covery of the mouth of the Mississippi by LaSalle. ‘The committee in their report, which was read, Say the event to be eommemorated ts of great hie torical interest and emineniy worthy of recogni- tion, but they think Congrr t net to be required to absent themsel atime when the public bus Presence. The recommendation of the committee not granted Was concurred in. ke Tesolution to print flve thous: the Garfield memorial card was adopted. An order fer an adjournment from to-day until Monday was adopted. ‘The bills for the reltef of Marcos Radich, Ellea Moore and Alonzo Gesner, and to authorize the completion and printing of the naval dosumentary. history of the war of the ion, (ntroduecd and reported by Mr. Anthony), came up in order en the calendar aml passed. ‘Tne Senate dill to amend section 4,458 of the Revised Statutes, relating to license fees of ef cers of steain vessels was also passed. It retaces the charge for certificates of license of masters, engineers, pilots and mates of steam vessels to 60 cents each instead of $5 House of Representatives, Mr. O'Neil presented in the House to-day a reso- Tution of the Tobacco Board of Trade of Philadel- phia, asking that Congress either pass promptly a Bill for the abolition of the tax on tobacco and cigars, or agree toa joint resolution to the effect that tis unwise to tamper with the tax during ‘the present Oongress. Referred. Also, a resolution of the Philadelphia Board of of Marine Underwriters tn favor of the bill putting the signal serviee of the U. 8. army on a perma- nent basis. Referred. Mr. Gibson introduced a bill making appropria- tlons for the construction, repair, completion and preservation of certain works on the Ntsstssippi Tiver in accordance with the recommendation, plans ete., of the Mississippl fiver commission, ferred. On motion of Mr. Richanison, of New York, a Dill was passed reducing the Mcense fees of mae ters, chief engineers, and first-class pilots of steam vessels from $10 to $1.50, and 0° clef inates, ensl- neers, and pilots of inferior grade from $5 te 7% cents. At the conclusion of the morning hour (devoted to the report of private bills), the Mouse, at 12:45, Went Into the committee of the whole (Mr. Beltord: of Colorado, In the chair) on the private calendar’ ‘The District im Congress. ‘The Senate to-day adopted the House resolution authorizing the pabite printer to print 2,500 extra coples of the annual report of the health efticer of the District of Columbia; 100 for the use of the Senate, 300 for the use of the House of Reprosenta- tives, and 2,100 for the use of the boalta efficer. BILLS INTRODUCED IN TUE SENATE. Mr. Ingalls to-lay introluced ta the Senate three bills, which were referred to the District committee, as follows: One to refund the M. G. Emery assessments. It 1s as follows: Whereas, assessments were made under the administration of M. G. Bmnery while mayor of the city of Wash- ington; and whereas, before even the rst instell- ment of such taxes Were due the board of public works had torn up the sald improvements end made new improvements upon the same streete and lots tha were asovswed; taerefore, be it. ea- acted, ete., that when improveienis were made and levied from July 1st, 1870, and were not {n- eluded in the legislative aet of ‘1871, they shall be considered upon the merits of each Case as it may Present itself, and that all under the act of Feb- Tuary 2ist, 1871, be refunded as were the H. B. Cooke assessments, by the Commissioners of ‘the District of Columbia, by tssuing certificates for drawbacks on over assessments, und recetving the same for special and general’ taxes, as provided under the act of June 27th, 1879. One authorizing the auditor of the District te issue to Thomas Kvans a duplicate certificate for one lost or burned, numbered 21.609, of the board of audit, class six, for one hundred and forty-six dollars and twenty cents. ‘One to extend time of payment of spectal assess- ments,and for other purposes Ibenacts tat the act of June 29, 1879, be so amended that the time for payment on all special assessments and gen- eral taxes to January Ist, 1879, under the provis- fons of said act, be extended to October Ist, 1882 Sec. 2 ‘That the drawbacks due upon spectal as- Sessments wnrevised at the tlme of payment, but since revised and corrected, shall be issued to such parties as they are due under the provisions of Said uct, and receivable in payment of all general taxes to October 1st, 1882, and for all spectal assess ments. Sec. 3. That ali persons who did work under permits, whether under the board of public works or District Commissioners, shall receive tWo-thirds compensation fer the character of work jone, when the item 1s not charged in the bill. STATUE TO CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL. The Senate to-day passed the following bill: That the President of the Senate and the Speaker wf the House of Representatives do appoint a joint committee of three Senators and three Represent- ttives with authority to contract for and erect a statue to the memory of Chiet Justice John Mar- shall, fermerly of the Supreme Court of the United States; that sald statue shall be placed in a sulta- de public reservation, to be designated by sald oint committee, in the city of Washington; and ‘or Said purpose’ the sum of $20,000, or so much thereof as may be neeessary, 13 hereoy appro- wlated out of any money in’ the Treasury not ‘therw ise appropriated. Capitel Notes. ‘The House committee on territories discussed o-day the proposition to admit the Territory of Vashington into the Union. ‘The House committee on rules agreed this morn- ind copies of ton in commemoration of the two hi congregation, to be empowered te select the name of a new pastor to succeed Mr. Paxton, and present: the same to the for fs approval. Acommittee of three appointed for the purpose named the following to act with the sessions of the church as the committee: On the part of the trustees; J. W. Thom) M. W. Galt, James E. Fitch. On the part of the deacons: B. H. Warner, ‘Onaries 8. ,J. R. Van Meter. On the of the co} ition: Gen. W. McKee Dunn, HL Wells, Wm. ‘Thompson, John Randoiph,’M. M. lds, M.D. Larner, A. A. Hosmer,’ W. F. Phi ‘The members of the committee will, tt 1s understood, visit different parts of the country with the view of making a good selection. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tax Evexina Sram. ANOTHER ENTERPRISE—TOWN MEETING.—There 15 movement on foot here to re-establish the Mary- land steam ferry, Which has now been discontinued for several moaths. ‘This ferry ts the oldest trade Toute above Potomac creek. ‘It was at first oocu- fe by row-boats, then by a “horse-boat,” and en by the steamers Sca' Pot, Union, Alice Fox and Virginia. The ferry, although of considerable benefit to the town, never became a pecuniary success and before the war the city intervened and subscribed $300 to its stock. It ts now kept open by a row-boat or sail-boat, and it ts under- stood that the subject will be brought tothe atten- on of our citizens at a town meeting called at Harmonie hall to-night by leading citizens. ‘Tar Naw Jvpag.—Hon. N. B. Meade, the new Judge of the corporation court, received a call last rpm hisrecent, nts, Judge: ‘and Judge Cave, as wellas W.C. W. E.Gregory and Commonwealth's At re. J Meade gave a sucelnctaccountof his candidacy judge, and received congratulations upon his suc- cess, iiversary ef the discovery ef the mouth ef the Tisstsstpp1 river. Mr. Jennings, who invented and placed In the Vhite House eaaing the late President's 1H a pate Ba gabon loon Mled a etaim fer $5,000 with ne House to audié the expenses of @en. Garfeld’s ilineas. Dr. Bliss has recem- acai a thonter ot to mel @ House com- nittee On naval affairs i Gy's meeting agreed to hear a delegation of busi ress Men tor and inst the abroga— ton of the Hawatin on Monday mext. At taree e’clock on the same committee will begin the inv: tion of the abstraction oi papers from State ent with refer- e1ce to the Peruvian lence. The first witnesses to be examined be officers and cbrks of the State department. ~ FAST OCEAN MAIL SERVICE. The House committee om post office and post Teds finally adopted to-day, without fur- tier amendment, Represemative Money's DL to vide fc ocean service, arecommendation for tts CONTESTED N CASES, Arguments were concluded to-day before the Fbuse committee on elections in the case of Bisbee ag. Finley, second district of Florida. On Monday nat the committee will hear ese of Mack Dib} ‘ey agt. Dibbell, first TWO CENT committee ret In concert. It was finally decided to give Messrs. Blacsburn and Randall time to suggest changes In the rues reported by the com- tec, with the view, if possible, to harmonize all differences, THE CHILI-PERUVIAN INVESTIGATION. ‘The House comutttee on foreign affairs, at their mecting thts morning, took up the resolution intre- duced by Representative Kasson and adopted by the House, calling for an investigation ef the Chili- Peruvian correspondence, 1nd ceciied te commence the Invest! More Indictments in ail Rente Cases. ADDITIONAL CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY ANB PERJURY. The grand jury came into the Criminal Court to- day and presented a number of indictuents, among them the following: James B. Henderson, James W. Donohue, Wm. W. Jackson, Albert E. Beone and S 1G. Cabell, for conspiracy to @efraud the Unit-d States, in having,on the 29th ef Ne vember, 9880, pt 913 bids tn the mame eft Hepder- ‘son for carrying matts in various stutes,the amount, ation en Monday next. #f bonds being’ $409,650, and by procuriag the post- ‘The resolution under which the committee will | uaster ut Anacostia, Alexa Tey Ce tebe te coe Preveed is, in its full text, as fullews: Whereas, It | tty to the sum ciency of sald bonds, &e The wits ig alleged in comnection with the Chll-Pe: cerrcapendence recently and _omctally published Uper the eall ef the two Houses of Congr: Wm. W. Jackson, toi ry, 81 ar oue er more minist~rs plenipotentiary ef the | iny to on amdutil aseene tycna tinder bed United States were either personally interested or | tant} asthe owner of certitn Linds—the case improperly connected with business trao- | ig FOUL? 21.088, between Zanesville and Moriet- esses are Moxey, Hazelriz, Corly aad ethers whe Were in the former indictments, Sections im Which the intervention of | t1 Ohio. $6.88 per enuum, The proposal 10 thie this government was requested or ex- | onke te acco: uled by the by if Donohue abd pected; and whereas, tt 1s further alleged “Indictment en that Jackson that certain papers in relstion to the same have ween improperly lost or removed froin the files of the State department, therefere, Resolved, That the eom:nittee on foretzn offairs ts, and are hereby instructed to Inquire into the said alleza- |p tidhall, tons and ascertain the facts relating thereto, and | “'rpis afternoon at 2:20 ¢ yeport the same with such recommendaUons a%| proueht in another totat tnd 30 ac county, West Virginia, wie: own it.’ The witnesses are Cunaieham, ES. BL ad tn Braato: whe did net D. Camden, J. HL , W. L.A. Corley und Z & the crand jury sents as foliew Telegr LATEST FROM THE WALKING MATCH. HAZAEL STILL AHEAD--ROWELL WITHDRAWB. THE ATTEMPT TO SHOOT THE QUEEN. = THREE INDIAN SCOUTS HANGED, _ end CONFERENCE (Ff TENNESSEE REPUBLICANB aes The Pedestrian Champio' BAZARL FAK ARFAD OF HIS COMPETI New York, March 3.—The score s match at 10" tits morning w a Hazacl, ROWELL wren 11 am. score: Hazacl, 485 van, 41 remac, 46.5 | gerald, 4024; Hart, 4464, from the walk. ‘The etteudance was agoin sit this morning ag the gerden. Hazael continued Dis tra: Interrals-ton for several hours froin aly past four o'clock. His trainers have been supply Lim with stimulants pretty freely. Rowell see & have the hearty symy hy oF t | At twenty-three minutes pust three t he caiwe upon the track after a Test of and sev taints which didn | the effect or refresitug him 1 3; ie Rowell hes withdrawn | traveling three miles. he retire j his tent fer over an hour, Aga! Y | added another two miles to his score snd then a | Dirty-nine minutes post tive he again went imte | his tent. Pity Vduring the mornine had beep keeping to ty had rested bata Neue over twenty~ two Ook URth nine. He was ¥ ht ond fresh looking. | Hughes, att tiles post Lares came on the track they may deem propor; and they snail nave power) atbert K. Boone, WS Barr neer and Aiv to send for persons and papers. Buck (on the oaths of Honty Smith, W.S. Rata CONFIKMATIONS BY THE SENATR. and Z. L. Tidball), with conspirwy to defr.wd te In addition to the confirmation of Rascoe Conk- | overnment. 7 Court, at the ex 3 e Wee: utive Session of the Senate yes tell, do.; Albert terday, the following were also confirmed.—Aaron ‘ E. Boone and E. A. Sargent, of California, Minister to District ¢ Wiliam F. Poston, United’ s Mr. 0. F. Presbre mratsstoners to ern district of Tennessee; Secon: Lieuten | furnish him McDonald, 25th infantry, to be s ant | ing 10th cavalry. dete hdewalk | on vol ». n ‘The Attempt to Assassinate Queen Vic- | §'* om Columbia road to toria. t : at 7 5 rp os 31 7 . pds, amy » th A DISPATCT PROM MEN subject to the approval of Uke Engineer Com- In relation the attempted nck of the District. Victoria the Secretary of State to-d Mr. G. F. Presbry raceland > Presilont of the Cemctery Assocletion, b issioners lo Turnish stone to lay a walk from vef-car Uraek across the xed by the engi sas .ed the District Com Tht cemetery euital e ternduation of th et 10.4 paint to Be «District, on cansulb:- following telegram froin Mr. States Minister at London: Fretinglonsen, Seer An unsiecessnw .ef the Queen yesterday e was} ton with ¥ intendent of the keving the Windsor railway station for the cast cemetery. T alt @f the cen ‘The eriminal was arrested, T have imy | Wry, agrees to ta to ihe €atisfoc th The Howse cc tiaRs on her escape. of the tr March Sd. Lows Minister. nitiee bes transmitted to the SECRETAEY FRELINGNUYSEN TO AINISTER LO Disklet Commissioners, tor tnformation, Howse The following 18 a copy of a telegram sent to- | PHNG 1708, for tie rater of Wan. Bowen for day by the Secretary of State to Minister Lowell: | nk, Claltnal to be done by bita under the old Lowell, Mii er, Lomion: The President eof the United States | on a Large ~ thirty lange sheds, cougratutate He Y Ob having been providen- | has beech prepa B.D. Carpenter, couaty tally prote 16 assassin. Remenbdertag | surveyor. the sympathy of Her Majesty aud the British peo- pe inour recent national bereavement, the feel Ing of Indignation fer the deed, and thankfulness for the Queen's safety, is deep and universal FRELINGHUYSEN. hington, and tue road | oned the District Comissioners te plant trees on that street. Mr. John Bull hasmade apptt ‘on to the District Mr. George Scoville, counsel for Guiteau, arrived in the city last night, and this morning placed the yematinder of hts bili of exceptions tn the hands of the district attorney. Mr. Scoville wanted Judge Cox to hold a session of his eourt this evening, | jst street and Ter atter tho regular dally session was closed, In order | Thos. Ready, eract s tin e-st that the fermal hearing of the exceptions might | road, one inile from Go cot be conciuled as soon as possible. A prior en- | Walker, erect two Liro- gagement made by Judge Gox, h revented | tween Land M sts nv: $1700. Henry Grindel, Such an arrangement. Mr. Co: YS he is | repair frame, $50 Beory Burg. | issued by Inspector E | erect a three-story dwelling, tween 18th and 19th stro: Jobn Brinkk " Tso Plier, bs i$ northwest; $4,000. “sory store, M, between av St; $1.00, Gonaw:t a; $900. Chas. juite as anxious to have the mattercver as Mr. hardt, repair brick, 615 4 st. w.: S20 5 jeoville. ‘The DIM of exceptons, which Is very | Kecdy, Toate frais $100. dobn Hen- | voluminous, covers, besides the num>rous exces- | derson, erect S | tlons noted from t'm> to time by Mr. Scovilte dur- ing the trial, the various polats raled by Mr. S20- Ville in his motion for a new trial. Mr. Sooville had a consultation with the district attorney to-day, and during the recess of the Criminal Court went over dol had a talk with Julge Cox. It was agreed thit, Messrs. Corkhill | and Davidge would examine tiie bill of exceptions, nd Mr. Scoville make certuin necessary addi- ions, 2 $50, Frank Boldwin, 1 $100. M.S. He 50. ALM. $500. able, 7th, betw: D. Ballmore, bre H. J. Daly,’e: >. 1105 K st. ane, 20043 G @ two-story WHAT MR. SCOVILLE SAYS. A Srar reporter walked with Mr, Sc hotel when he left the court. “Thad hoped to get away to-morrow,” said Mr, | George Immich, an e1 Scovide, “but I may be detained now till next | crested great exciteu week.” : | 1S home, about 4 o'elor creynnt Will be the nature of the proceedings | st apbing his wile, Laura lnunk b, with a buteners here?” sa : . “Judge Cox will havetosign the billof exceptions | Mute. He immediate!s surrendered himself to Sergeant Slattery, aud was locked upat the second Mr. Davidge, Mr. Corshill and myself will ineet robably, this ev ening, and arrange the matter, 1 | precinct station-house, Dr. Ht. B. Adems wae surn- satisfactorily. They will see that the bill'ts | moned, aud rendered medical ald te the wre, and seceptable. There is net much chanoe oc their ub- | pronoumecd the wouns it abot two inches Jeeting to Mt because, the record in the case is | deop, under the left st ot Viade—of @ very rinted. When I complete the record and file the | serous eheracter. TI ice with whitch the ent- s was Gone Is In po=rssien of Sergeant Shat- 1H T will withdraw from the case.” “Withdraw from the case?” tory, aud Dus a Dlade abou! six inches In lemgte About two inches of the paint 9f the blade 1s cov- “Yes” And wii Mr. Reed remain in it?” ered with blood, he blow with tae kulée must I have not seen Mr. Reed, but I uaderstand he | have necessurly been & hard one, tor tie blade will withdraw too.” | bent where ft joins € bandle alimost at right * Then will Guiteau have to argue the case him-| angics with the h. WHAT TH SONER S473 selt?” “No, Tsuppose not. He will get some ons.” Tmumich refused to toske apy statement to the MR. SCOVILLE ON MRS. BCOVILLE'S LETTER. | officer, but the act ts suid to be the recently an- iit. Sceville,” sald the reporter, suxgestively, | nounced intention of his wife te leave bim and Feferring to her recent published letter concerning | live with her mother. He was taken to the Police Senator Conkling, “bas come proiaiucntly into no | Court tists mor! tot await and | tee Guring the last few days.” tery with int re Out against “Yes,” replied Mr. Scoville, “I did not se nim BY Senges 1s a well dres- | letter until a friend of mine in New pel and inteilige my attention to it in the New York Star.” “It has been remarked,” said the reporte FOLLOWED BY SAD RPSULTS. ver. of No. 702 T street, it hi fhe ne‘ehborhoed of yesterday afternoon, by | the letter Indicated that you were not at Lome Tried to his “Yes, that’s se,” Bald Ni Mi., wbeud “She gets off ker _bise sometines,” vedoatt year reporter let him ge to his dinner, wht! fo. mn answer Ww 2 why be | ing for him. stabbed her, he replied an MR. SCOVILLE VISITED GUITRAU ani she knew bis e ham md SP ayatinen BOL See Ht te male it ie Wor at the Jail this morning and hod a brief conference | STG. a, pemiey Sete ot on he would With him. He stated at the City Hall that he had given five months of his thme exclusively to the Guiteau case and had only received $50. Guiteau to-day promised to give him $100 to-morrow cut of his receipts from autographs and photorriphis. John Guitean and the assassin expect to cet Gen. B. F. Butler to argue the case tn the Court in Gen- eral Term. ‘The breach between the Guiteaus and Mr. Scoville appears to have growa very wide. A Dangerous Man with a Pistol. 4 PARDONED OONVICT SHOOTS ONE MAN IN THE HEAD, AND TRIES TO SHOOT TWO OTHERS. About 4:38 o'cleck yesterday afternoen Theodore Handy, well known in police circles, went into Mrs. Byrnes’ grocery store, corner 14th street and Ohie to her while he Was in the pent her brother ina fight about per. IN TIVE POLICE TO-DAY, Mr. Moore prosecuting ior United States cases, called Judge Sneiis nttention to the charge Of assault and beltery With intent to Ki agulnst Inmich, and his counsel, Mr. H. H. Wells jr., Waived an examination, sna he was comuutted for the action of Uae graid jury in defuuit of $1,000 bonds. ntisty for cutung Latest News by Cables LIEUT, DANENHOWER'S AFFLICTION. IRKUTECK, Marten 3—Lieut. Danenhower has lost the sight of is ieit eye, aud riguteye is seriously affected, avenue, und demanded drinks, which being refused he left and went te O'Meara’s store, No. 1047 Penn- sylvania avenue, where, it Is said, he stale a pistol from some that were shown him.’ He retraced his steps te Mrs. Byrnes’ place, where he threatened to shoot, the barkeepcr, wito Tam out for his per- sonal safety, when Handy fired, the ball striking a eS colored man, named Jerry Maxwell, in the hewd. | tatnet men and the ‘The wounded man was taken to the ith precinct | wite and daughter of Thomas Mathesoa were net, Station by Sergeant Heffner and Private Horne. | ililed by Indians, a8 was reported. They were hospital rendered medical ald; and sala the iajarice | Are jouTiNE PP Chroust “Arizonis and New , je ex ke of detats Lot Kaov were not fatal, Handy was’ aiterwards secured | M¢2#% bul further detans are not kaown, and taken to police headquarters, and this morn-| Burned Ont Twice in ‘Two Menthe. BROCKTON, Mass, March 3.—A fire broke out this Pe eed taken to the Police Court. He ts said to be & dangerous man, and has recently got out of the | morning in’ the block of buildings known as the Albany marble works, in which there were uearly a doacn THE AUSTRIANS CAPIURE ULOX. iy announced that x, after a desper- hs have captured U ate resistance, « Denver, © oration was ob- nitentiary by pardon. After shooting Maxwell he went to police riers, Where hé | occupants. cabsihg a total loss of $7.00; insured. asked for a pass ticket to Baltimore, which, of | Tne fame covupants were burned out about two course, Was denied and he left. Afterwards | months aga. meeting itn he asked for money ——>—— gRengh to take him to Baltimore. On being re-| Mest Ocenn Paswage of the Winter. ‘he drew hie revolver and fired athim. “Mr, | -Hatfrax, N. 8. March 2—The steamer Partsian Jullian asked Officer Britz, whom he met, to take | arrived here at one o'clock this morning from Liv- him, as he was a as Insn t be at Linge. In | erpool, making the best passace of the Winter. to take the latter tried to shoot See but the Officer knocked the pistol The Ice Jam at Quebec. ‘and the hammer eaught on his hand, pinching | Quenec, March &—The tce bridge still hoMs plece of akin out, thus saving the explosion of | firm; te’ streets in the city are covered with water. In Stanveur many pecple have been ob- cap. liged to leave their houses owing l Ue inunda- ‘this afternoon, Handy was charged with assault | thon. Filth intent te ill the colored man, Jerry Maxwell, wit Female College Discontinued. 7) ILMINGTON, Det, Mare! —The trustees: “tee Satta So, Gack charge, and had m9 | vy, Feniale College have decided to discon- fo tinug the Inetitution and return theircharter to the Methodist conference. ‘The purcheser, William Bright, made a Proposition ‘them to continue ‘the school, paying bi the interest on what he court that no statement that he oouldmake | Had expe o , butat was declined. ——>——_— Beinn Hea tage wt Cour halt ip | Brame Twe Quars of Whisky and Died Sold, being maximi Tica, N.Y., jot b 00 share. = mais made aw: er that he could drink two quarts of PUBLIC ‘at Curtis’ hall last eve. | Whisky. He did so and died within a few choir, assisted 2 ee Annie Roemer-Kaspar, soprano; Mrs. J. 8 Flood in the Mohawk Valley. contralto; Mr. John Pugh, tenor: Mr. B. | ,Urica, N.Y.. March @—The Sanguoit creek and isn The is Sominuieeer te damage was déne in the Sunqaoit ¥. ey. large and | 4 Colored Man’s Defence of Bis Home. ‘was Emile Holer, ‘4 MABKED RAIDER PATALLY suoT. Ga, March 2—On ‘raesday Tmaaced men’ went tothe house of negro, Por Hay; cornetist; Mr. Tilleux, executed. The condi ‘W. M. Tastet. do the work | map of tee city and connty | The property holders on THich strect, West | A sine therefrom, have | SY dwellings, Gotu, be | Bering | mac, 40.7; Hugues, | give of over three hours, ch seemed to hove made a marke! iaproves He then continued his Journey for j lve hours with a short siopp AU thea Mibutes past mine there was a slight commotion the entrances to Rowdl's hous. In @ it spread over the garden Coit the Mitte man Was retina from the race, and @ pents Later he appeared dtv.sed for tie surrounded athens. picking Rie | ugh the crowd.” He retires with 415 miles and 66 yards to bis ere tit, Mr. Busby went up to the Scorers stond and directed that Rowell’ hame be taken 7 the beard Hughes was just p | the onter his’ eye | into a broad sinile, to execu me polut n him up. of wiunin rd at the beging vd out RE AT 12 olcLoeK +. 490: Sullivan, 4% 15 m 4; Putqgerald, 405.15 Hang, 419. | HAZAPI RAN ROWELL DOWN. One of the officials of the race in’ talking of was | Rowell's defection, b ever, sald iozocl alone | ts the that ran Kovw out of the race? Rowell was not afrakdor Mur , but en the secomd and third de, The race T heard Rowells trainer , 1oparty thot they were pushing Hazvel too ruck, end Unc he would break down. | On hearing this the trainer was thot thy and they consequent fo the Tull extent cf his pow e'elock CONSIDERABLE FXCITR. va n Noi not Hama $ setnething wea kept t S% Short » Fitzy p aiter Lop t ran ——_+- < Ps to be furnished w Uh ed: Hugues frst dropped beuind The Guitean Case. ut in order the north Si Q street, | And was followed by I who did not seem to ARRIVAL OF MR. GOOVILLE—THE BILL OF EXcEP_| between 17th and ISth streets. ‘The estlusted | Telish getting ov ia SO rapidly. ioe, cost Is $1,027. K SOOKE Sullivan, 3843 Pitzgeraid, 470.2; Hughes, 425 THE REFTING, BTC. At the malority of S Hozael ts berred, and the betting 1 tol inst Hart, 10 to 1 na, 0 OD mi 3 to 1 against Fiver | watie ts So far behind that no one Lininks When Hazel hed completed hig 490th mite nt into bs U here le remained for forty-tive minules. When f urned he was Somewhat Sti Lo his Himbs, but he soa olled up, and struck Out ti his peculior lop THE TWO O1C100 Was ag follows:—Harael, 4 0.4 3 P.M. sconr: Fezael, 503.6; Ivan, 440.4: Noremac, 436; Hughes, 400.7; Pizgeraid, 494; Hart, 40. > The Shot at the Quce THE LONDON TIMKS ON THE WOULD-DE-ASSARRIN, Lonpon, March 3.—The Tues this morning says: “If no more can be said for MacLean,the would-be ASSaSS10 Of tae Quer am could be sald for Guitean, the assassin’ of President Garicld, or LeFroy, the murderer of Mr. Gold, he canas Hude expect to escape punishment.” MINISTER LOWELL. CONGRATULATES THE QUEEN. U. S. Min'ster Lowell has tendered to the Queen the congratulations of the American notion, Tele- grams expressing sitntiar senthuents were arriving at Windsor througbout the night. It omicially: announced that the Queen passed a good night and tat she ts in no w ted by the attempt on her Iie. THE PRISONER, HIS PISTOL AND HIS POCKRTROOR, MacLean passed a restess night. He will be brough’ up at the special sittin: the Windsor borgugh: Justices this afternoon. From later accounts a appears that MacLean fred the shot after the care Mage Wes inmotion. Proncess Beatrice and John Brown saw hi point th He wasexactly thirty Two tour teaded « of the revolver contained only blank cartreiges. Mi Neiked trom Portsmouth to London Upon hits person was found & purse penny and (hres fartuines, and & pock tuning I niskes: “Fourth wove: “Reynolds Newspaper wide difference that Se poopie ef Buglind as any ne r in tie world. Tvenerate Uie ftee and oulspok praciples o1 an Unblased Uitawer.” AN RYEWITNESS OF THE SHOOTING STATES that Maclaan was observed (tumbling In his pocket Wille the Queen Was belug handed futo the care Mage, Lat the pressnre of the crowd prevented him from raising his erm until the carrioge was in oto. ‘The some couse wwde Lim aim very wide, The bw vourad tu t cbs about a third of an ounce, necompared With m MacLean, and was four pond with them exactly. Before UL was seized We prisoner had brow: loaded chamber opposite the hamtac MINDSVRE LOWELLE TELEGRAM to General fir Frederick Pomsony say you to couvey t her Majesty my heartfelt con- gratulauions On her escape.” MACLEAN AT THE POLICE STATI MacLean was charged at the police station with shooting al the Queen with intent ts do grievous bodily harm, Hie asked whether any one Was burt, but the police recused to give lia any tutorma- tion. Aller searching the yard at the rullway star Uon for an hour this morning the police found a sinall bullet embedded tu the ground. Jt Dore luarks of having first struck some other object. It was right In the direction of the spot over which ue Queen's carriage Was passing, having probably passed over the horses heads, ‘The Queen and Princess Beatrice walked on the castle terrace as @sual early this morning. ITALIAN GRATULATION. Rome, March 2—A motion of gratulation at the failure of the atterapt on the Queen's life will be introduced In the chambor of deputies to-day. SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT GOING TO WINDSOR, Lospon, Match 3,2 p.mn.—8ir Wiliam V. Ham court, home secretary, Will go lo Windsor to-day, MACLEAN, A CRANK. Lonpox, March 3, 3 p.m.—MacLean’s ante- codents show that he is eoventric aud 1s ad dicted to drink. Before the beginning of business on the stock exchange this morntag all the members In the room sang “God Save the Queen.” wey | tench med MacLean recently endeavored @o force his way through the tou college scholars, (who were at the station), to get @ good position Wo wail the passage of tue Queen, and the conse quent hustling, prevented lits having an aA week go. Forr Grant, A. T., March 8.—All the necessary Preparations sre coinplote for the execution of the Indian scouts, Dead Shot, Dandy Jim and Skippy. The prisoners were interviewed yester- day, and through ap int: were informed that to-day would be their dayonesrth All of them seemed reconctied to their fate. Dandy ee Loe on Whom the sentence seems Wo have the bunt depressing effect. and to guard Ue privates ul Wo prevent Oy the pce wo > ence of troops any disturbance, 7 tl