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i his uetive eit). y street. Baltimore, Md. P fox laciies, Bibs. (pkgs.) I: ALIAN MACARONI Pies Oe a we already GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _AUCTION SALES. _ FAMILY SUPPLIES. THE EVENING STAR. Aoiop hsm in gatmom cies Ss. B. ELLERY, UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ' 14 POUNDS GOOD BROWN SUGAR......61.00 | NONDAY...... eee sees February 13, 1883.] wr ‘McDili, in the Senate to-day reported favor- svcczsson 79 PATOAII, EXTEN S| Site, EVAPORATED APPLES 1.00 ° noe ficgrtinnd geste pepreggerdecoyore yy DOSEEC Ts SEO LEEES, WASHST AN DS CH ik Cee (MeDil's) amendment. This amendment ts, in MANUFACTURE FoRMaeaa | SHInTS ox 4 || Edition @ | {20% 8 substitute, and its provisions 5 1312 F Steret Norrewest, Wasurxeroy, D.0. Al a LOT CART HARNESS AND HALTERS. A STOCK OF GROOERIES. Fir of the Finest Drees Shits to order.. order. PRO] MEDIUM AND HE At ‘5 Ninth wtre Five theaand doliare to eny one who can equa! him In telling the past, present and future, eanedt ty marsh ees, b he separate | toweth Sflairs, wir oe navi e is ‘uli, and fs the wes. He teiis reon that ei and uses no cards of Ok NO P+y. Ja16-47 BUSINESS TEST ces waluslie. fies $1: gentlemen, $1. ME. BROOKE 4 LIFE. Al basiness cents each. WED FORTUSE rroyant, horn with ret Tes, dates, acter of” atme nt a. ‘The ¢ilte of Lnxiand, Franc STEAMERS. &e. MONROE, NORFOLK, PO L SOU 1B. whari e AY and FRIDAY at 6 p. at Piney Point and Pott Lookout fa Fecapitie Cothection incor ius with Be ¥T ad KDAYS at 5:39 cing and Pomt Lookout, a: Convecting m Norfolk with Boston. Fa 0s; peake and Ohio raiiroud. Brag reed day until § pam BP. WELCH, Agt L. $029 HUDGINS, Gen. Supt. ‘TFAMER W. W. CORCORAN treet wharf daily (except Sunday) for Mt. ‘clock a. m. ; returning reaches Washing- LAKH, Captain. y EW Sot ee Pheseg erttag re = N ‘The fret 4 reds Clyde- built. Du i ige of thie Line! AMSTERDAM. KOT Ti ZAANDAM. P. C Pi Washingt LLOYD Berwsae New Youn, Haven, SOUTHAMPTON axD Brewery. EVERY SAT- Hoboken. eeraxe, $90; 1 freueit oF pakeuce apply to OF Green, Ne Bit ehusylvanis avenus northwest H*" BURG LI WEEKLY LINE OF STRAMERS LYAVING »EW YORK EVERY THURSDAY Agents for 3a12 Ane ENGLAND, FR4ovn AND GERMANY. od esas apply Wo £. B. RICHARD & ©0., General Passenger Agaata, 61 Broadway, New ace @rtc PERCY G. SMITH, } Shand 619 Peuusy. vanla avenua. “Tourist Gazette, Bena t aot ( Deed LINE. SHE CDN AR: cAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, bei whew ORK AND LIVERPOOL. ©ALLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM PIER 40.8. NEW YORE 4. | Parthia ...Wed., Mareh 14, 1. 1 Catslonia..Wed., March 21 ‘bills of Jaden given for Belfest, Gtnagow, verp and cther ports on the Continent and bs 1 pasaae apsty at the C: y's off08, ‘ a ‘ompany’s yeling Gfeen, or both ‘stcoraco and cabin ¢ 4 bow TS LIGELOW & Co., U5 Tth strost, W “| YiiNON A. BROWN & CO., New York: or Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & CO. GOS 7th street, RAILROADS to, kul? soeeee $12.09 be patre Fine ahi wo 908 7 33 Fue § order. beer 180 a STOCK uF’ TINWARE. ‘i ae rot 8°xs, HOMPSON'S Bi SHIKT FACTORY AT AUCTION. Qa TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY THIR- a TEENTH, commencing t TEN O'GLUCK, we wilrell a ieotion of Goods. MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, =onr ae ee JUNCANSON BHOB., Auctioneers. HEF Street, opposit> Patent OMice, D' = ‘oth and D strcets northwest. Fine 1 8 irts to order a spsciaity. fix best ‘wo WITS POLE AND SHAFTS, IN Shirts for #1 Tiniets lst totiowtng | TWO COURS, Wits Pore AND se Aso, SET COUPE HARNESS, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUAKY THIR- TEENTH, COMMESOING AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., we will sell, in front of our sales:oums, the above Coupes, both being in first-class order. 1 1HOS. J. FISHER & T Kea) Estate MACHINES, & a“ a s LOSING VPue SALE, ; i ke room tir unerovements, Of alotof Fewing hives “wo. Mave iavcn iu exchange ior the we wo Weeks SEWING co... Auctioneers. ABOUT TWENTY-ONE ED Under and by virtue of a dceree of the Equity, 6th, 2, December wherein Mary A. Holmead et al. are complainante. J. Eslin 1. def. i and Colum ndaits, equity un ed. as a URSDAY AF’ OON, ‘A.D. 1883, ut HALF-PAST "e HUE O'CLOCK, on tho premises, all that treet of land known as parts of “*Hoasent Plains” and ““Monut Pleasant,” fronting on Cotambia rend, west of 14th street, and be- longing to the estate of the late James Eelin, containing about 21 acres, which haa been subdivided’ into 21 los or tracts, varying in area fr. omy ie to 24, acres, with Streets atid aveuties conforit:ing to the subdivision of Mt. Pleaeant and Colus College laude. rt le: One-third of the purchase-money to bo pai't in cash, tho remulnder in two equal instalments atone and two years, with intecess from day of sale, and svcured by aeed of trust. All conveyanciug at the cost of the purchaser. A.cash deposit of $100 will be iuired om each lot at the time of sale. Plats of the sul division may be obtained at the Herre a nr oe ot See RSE Tt caten, 24 S23 25 street. ACCTION SAL OF FORFEITED FLEDGES. H. K. FU mn i HE Mosr U EFUL rovement ever Tu in Sewing machines is theanti- sonal ba'l-beaung diving wheel used only on HALKTFORD SEWING MACHINE. The ‘an uss these machin REE? NobTY loud Building. Machines rented snd repaired. VERY SEWING 12 sells the Best mae Tknow that I do, because I ETO Neth omaha: Renting hich you like. McKENNFY, 427 9th street. I wil! se!l at public auction. at my etore, 1218 Penn- sylvania avovue northwest, commencing on WEDNES- EBRUALY FOURTEENTH, AT TEN .A. M., all of the Forfeited Unredeemed Pledges in| my possession to date, viz: Ladies’ and Gente C othing in almost every variety, Bed Clothes, Cloths, Dress Goous, Umbrellas, Parasols. Booke, Boote and shoes, Pictures, Chromos, Guns, Itevolvery, Gi Table-cloths, Gard C Fisid and 0: era Glas-es, fs, M sical and Mechanical Instruments, M. Pipes and Smokers, Silver-plated Wares, Cut ery, Estchels, Muilc Boxes, Fancy Billiard Baile. Albums; Clocks, 1 iD LIFE ASSOCIA TIO S is the new ideain J-ife fusurares. | Has royil the ap- ting Machines, Va ises, wisest Insurance experts, aud unpreoe- Articles, Fi-hing Rodi i support of the public—writing over fourmil- | Xc. This sale will continue morn! o'clock ai month. evenings at 7 o'clock until all are Persons hold- : 1009 H street. ing tickets, the time on which having expired, will I. ¥. KNIGHT. Msnager. | piease take notice. H. K. FULTON, ., Pawnbroker and Auctiouecr. C. H. CRIPPEN, Séleaman. 110-5t* TPHOMAS LOWLING, Auchoneer. PEWATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN A PLIVATE COLLECTION or WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. FINE OIL PAINTINGS, EMBRACING ABOUT — SEVENTY-FIVE CANVASSES, BEAUTIFULLY MOUNTED H. H. DODGE, IX RICH GOLD FRAMES, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and AT AUCTION. : old on Commission, This superb collcction is from the studio of Mr. Carl . Brenner, of Louisville, Kentucky, who baa an estab- Ushed reputation, one of his pictures now holding a Prominent place in the Corcoran Art Gallery. ‘he collection will be on view on Monday, Tuesday and Weduesilay, February 12th, 13th and 14th, at my Art Salesrcom, ith street and Pennsylvania avenue, he, ale, Uo take place THURSDAY and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY FIFTE NOH and SIXTEENTH, at ELEVEN A. M. and THREE P. M. Parties desiring really first-class works of art should not fai: to give thia sule their a.tention. 19-5 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, )UNCANSON BROS., aucnoneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF HANDSOME AND DESIRA- BLE HOUS! HOLD FU:NITURE, CARPE 8, ED IN HOUSE NO.23 THIRD No. £39 iSrH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) 4gency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, €4 Broapway. New Your. Every claes of Securities boncht and sold on commis- sion in San Frencisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washinzton. Orders executed on the ‘New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of oue percent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to &o,. CON: AINED 1 Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and EET NORTHEAST, AT AUCT Boston, through which orders are executed on tho | 4iy Jirtue of two deeds of tru Stock Exchanges in those cities and repcrtea back | § Pitter Ne ttle toa rrompt!y. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- | dai January, A.D. 1883, and recorded formation regarding the Markets received through our | on 12th day of January, A.D. 1883, in Liber No. 1026, wires INSTANTLY direct trom the Sew York Stock | follo 229. et seq. of the ples CI rae Exchange. ‘OO FA | BD, Colman, truss ____ WOOD AND COAL, } Coat Axp Kasourse Woon. els and personal 1 ‘described Fohedules marked "7A." a past oF ead deods ot trust, Our Stock of Coal and Wood is complete, and | the same being a general collection of goods and houre. to which we ask the attention of consumers, quality | hold furniture, embracing in part one Piano, Lece Cas, and quantity guaranteed. tains, Parior, Bed-room, Dining-room, Kitchen Furni- Yrices—Lowest market rates. ture, rnamente, ote. ete. ‘Terme cash, JOBE M. YZNaGA, STEPHENSON & BRO., tee under first deed of trust. OS] . YZN + ‘Mili and Depot, 7th-street Wharf. CHARLES D. COLMAN, 19-6 ‘Trustees under second deed of truat, HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELLING HOUSE, ON THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAT O, SOUTH, AND HER O% FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST, BEAK P STREET, BOTH DESIRABLE RESI- PROFESSIONAL. A REIOIAL EYES, #80. Giese; 51-90 Pearlopere. HEMPIENS cabs rane Old Siaud, 453 Pa. ave. Telephonic connection. a8 $15. THE ALT MORE & OHIO RAILROAD. THY .DEL F. Mi ‘T, AND THE ONLY LIN’ (ST AND THE . EEL RAILS! 0 TAKE EFFECT Y¥,NOVEMBER 121, 1852. fine CamtoCinetcnati St. ‘Way (Piedmont, Stras- aud Way, via ftelay.) tons. W YOKE AND LOSTON ‘ork. (connects for Ha- for Frederick.) Express. Gmore, Hyattevilie end Laurel E: at Belteville, Annapolis Junction, Jessup’s ‘On Sundays stops at ail stations, E EXPRESS, (stops'at Hyaitsvills Cincinnatt and St. Louis ia. and N. Y. Express. tatons, (Winchester, uy Way, Via Relay.) Hyattsville & Laurel Express, ye BLOM Ua IE st enna ola Junction.) (Martinsburg and Stope at Liyaiveviiie aud Laurel) ud Wagpsstations. ge and Way Stns, IMORE EXPRESS. 1 PRG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT file: > Cars to Cincinnati, St. Louis and Cl 31:36 WALTIMOLE AND WAY STATIONS. Wails. ;suncay only. os trae from ‘Bes vania avenne, corner idth street, wheve orders ill be inkvin for bagenge to be checked and receivod at ee ee GE, LORD, Gen. Femeoger Agwot: Dab : . 2. WM. (LEMENIS. Master of ‘Tress bare mys 4 GHEAT P To Tue. NORTH. WEST AND DOTHWEst PEREAES™ waanigee ee SESERE IN EFFECT SUVEN BER St aaa ee Feaixx i rave Wasntxotoy ruom Statios, Conyzs Ror sitesune and tae Werks Chicase nica Expres et = c of Faluce Cars r Fast at930ame a Sioedatanl Wenesta hag eT “Maul Bape Se eal at IMOKE AND TOTOMAC RATLROAD. Conmpdaigua, Rochentes, Bufcla § 9:70 p.m. dutly except Washinwt m t Cage daira. ForWilamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, st9.30\. ‘ws. daiiy, except Sunday. For New York and the East, 5:00 s.m., 10-30; 4:20, 9:50, and 10-2 a. é 3 10:20 splay, 800, 8-30 aime £20, 6:0, Tid :See Foi c's Grea Line, 6-402.m, and 4:40 p.m. daily, olla, Scab'am and 4:40 p.m. daity, except By virtue of a deed of trust from Nathan C. Dra- rand wife and Johnson P. ‘ihomas and wife, ‘uly Ist, A... 1872, and recorded in No. 693, folio 87, of the land records of the District of Golunsbia, and of the order of the Supreme Court of the District o mii, | Columbia, ‘in the case of Draper vs. Hyde et al.. equity a No. 5,425, dissolving the the subscriber f mie nny an i | RUAKY, A. , 1893- “lot numbered 8 (elwht), ark ie Otice feo $1 rer visit for putting the feet in order. Jali | Tor iei ie Joe’ m ubered 7 (aeven, hi ‘auace yt %, er 2 TT and ninety-six),” it lot DD retis taceoen, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, | Pinbered'sg Hundred and ninety-six)," and “lot Kheurm a lneaxes, xe. ‘turkish, Russian, Bu); all Medicated Baths giver posite Rimes House, 020 Dns: PARSONS DICAL FLECTRICT Galvanic and Electro Vapor Baths, M ng I; Square number 5:0 five (hundred and ten), as made by the commi siou®rs aprointed by the court to divide the Hoilidge estate,” all in Washington city, District of Co: lumbia. dale in square 510 at FOUR O'CL square 296 at H P. M., and in CK P. M. $100 on each pies fi ‘and the resi lue n equal sams, in one, two, and three years, on notes of a the purchaser, bearing interest at six per centum per annum from day of eal, payable semi-annually, 10 be secured on the property told to the satisfaction of the ‘Trustee. ‘To be soid gubject to taxes and assesaments, ish movements, 9 toT p.m. MEDICAL, «ec. AND GRAY GIVE NO FRE jaseae, Sweed’ ment, &e, Hours from F street northwest. 06-om" ltid send you toomeaile aluwatese | Ald conveyancing and recording to be at the cont of tho . agree divide Droits woth the actor Lyre ANTHONY EOE hose disappointed of a cure of private diseases Deny BROTHERS and GRAY, 906 Bet a consnit will cines, guarantee a cure or ive years’ experience. f6-1m* NFIDENTIALLY CONSULT 2 southwest. Particalar ‘on paid to gil Diseases peculiar t i ied (ea, Marri or single, All Irte-rnlarities and Ovarian ‘Troubles ated. 1 4a?5-im* yV ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE‘S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ERONTING ON EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN T AND BOUNDARY STRELTS NORLHWEST, AT AUCTION, By virtue of a deed of trnst, dated June Tth, A. D. 1881, and duly recorded in’ Liber No. 973, folio’ 255 ct séq., ono of the land records of the District ‘hirty five years’ ex; MSs HOOD ‘ORED BY UST A BOITLI or two of Da. BROTHERS’ Invizorating Cordial. Wil cure any case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De- and Impotency. It imparts vigor to the whole . Ot B street southwe jal7-Im" . LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND oniy relicble Ladies’ Physician in the city, can be ‘consult d daily at 237 Pennsylvania avenue. Al female Compiaints and Irregularities Prompt treatment. strictly confidential. perience. uuction, in front of the on 1 FEBKUARY FIP- FENTH, A. D. 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK’ P.M, the tollowing described real state, situate in the cit} of Wasnington, Listrict of Columbia, % wit: ‘The south twenty feet’ (20) front of lot num ered ten. (0), by the depth thereof, in square numa bere hundred and ninety three (393), "as the red. | sume are deaynated and described on the plats and Correspondence and consultations Plan of said city, improved by atwo-story and base- Se Office | ment brick dwelling. bours 2 to 4and 6 to8 p.m. Jal6-im Terms of MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR ies. Allf cured. quickly _‘remov. et CHARLES W. PATTERSON WALTER B, WILLIAM & CO., Auct. GIEXER'S AUCTION, BAZAAR AND LIVERY No. 468 and 470 C street northwest, Back of National Hotel. SALFS EVERY SATURDAY, TWELVE M. \ COME AND SEE US. SEND YOUR HORSES. Carriages, Wagons, &e., that you want sold: Storace and Hoard ae reasonable rates; eral “advances ae. ’e also offer Horses, jagons, &c., vate sale. Telephone connection. ROB'T. VOSE & CO., Auctioneers, 20° O'MEARA’S LIQUID DE 20H TRIPs BLOOD PURIFIER ia a cortain ‘cure for Syphilis, Ovarium Tumors, Kid- feast sed ode Care of Spits Dz. JOHN TRIPP. ded if FOuUT oF vlated at their 5 HK. ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND } rengent established in this city, with 18 Ree 00 FA Fe. oo YF Eat 88 Sy f4 gE 0 0 Complaint, “Nerv ty. 1 Re mance a yous ', Impotency or Pre. 7. Seminal excitiblity, &c., send two stamps for our ‘ell-ezaminaticn and Out pes aoee - ono Tr ns RSET eee, THE TRADES. ee cen Cash Books, &e., &o., ie bree Ray: ESET Pope “Sihe na ang etic eeppea .U. CO., 167 Zenneyivanye ayenue, W: sporting Goods Catalogue sent 1box GOOD CIGARS... FRESH MACKEREL, in tins. SALT MACKEREL, in tins, GEO. A. O'HARE, 1218 7th street northwest, Get. Mand N. Just Receven a Farsa Turorra- TION OF PATE DES FOIE GRAS, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE, FROMAGE DE BRIE, NEUICHATFL, ROQUE-| Thecurrent along Front street FORT, SAP 8AGO, CREAM CHEESE, YOUNG AMERIOA, PINE APPLE, EDAM, ENGLISH Dalz} GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, $027 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. ELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE. Coffee from which been extracted the bel So prece! Pacsis th ti. aroma have been ing thromysh sclenti- fcally constructed ‘machiners; which has taken yours to bring to present perfection: ‘This « offee should be used in preference to any oncice, teosnse we Creare Yanany thectorma or One ce, Se alwgye uniform, always ready for une awa Hicioun, “Mo. time or Coles ie wanted in Enpunde novetiaant soy frets onde, horediment. no hurry, no fr een for Circulars Soresleby B.W. REED’S SONS. 3026 1216 F_s£RKET NORTHWE3T. Bosrox Cucuuszns Boston Tomatoes, Boston Lettuce, Philadelphia Capon, Freeh Salmon, Fresh Scallopa, Oyaters, eto., at PALACE MARKET, 18 FRANK J, TIBBETS. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! “1 FRE G73 EE BMH, RH sy 9 He ERE EB ie Ooo Exn oH Eee Ssog8 + TITT EEE NN at fo ft is Got fe PRES ® TIN NNG oS, Sags8 T a HB LLLL 1} NN GGG T (RR FREL pig N ke ERETE HA TE Eo mE atthe eee noe & Eixetusus 45 WN G09 eee? GGG 00 NN §°%S OO E BD BAN a9 8,8 tian Bok Boe BaE GGG “00 bpp N ORS H HEHEHE & ra kf HOH OW Lon rune 7 WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLA BREAD AND BISCUITS, Who'esale Depot: Corner ist street and Indiana avenus Jel WM. M. GALT & CO. VUHN RB (eas X, 0: eae Crass Seer, Lamp, VEAL, MOTTON ao ‘CORNED BEEP Is, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, Box tly Gity Feat Ones Lbs Market; or Address ox The : ‘Marketing delivered freeof charge to slpartaof the city. mar24 Tae Tae To Bor Is Nov. TEN TO TWENTY DOLLARS SAVED ON SUITS OR OVERCOATS, aT THE MISFIT STORE, OCOBNER TENTH AND F STREE1S, 3 gexesse Sss8333. Sessss: & ‘S| % p> BE A i sssss S88ssoss S33: SUITS FOR 4 Py 3 ic} & i BBooa 5 grees S8SS5 sereBp 88333 of cost or value ODD PANTS, at $2, $2. 50, 5 ‘tnd $6 cach, bast Uatiaiasever'siowne® So § wrine # ginck Cloth full-dress coats (swallow-tall) $15, Gossamer Coats, for Men and Boys, at a sacrifice. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, at THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, Ovr Morro: No tronble toshow goods. 4229 Pore Axp Inxviconaria. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a dclicious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unsdulterated Whiskey, are invited to make trial of the celebrated. brand, aa ‘This Whickey, upon an analytical examination, has Proved tobe FREE from Fuail Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fic- titious age and flavor to this popular drink. For sale by BROWNING & M!DDLETON,) BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B. BRYAN & BRO., end B. W. REED'S SONS, ‘Washington, D. C, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, jal8-78t SOLE PROPRIETORS. E PPS’ cocoa. BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING ‘Made simply with boiling water or milk, Fold in tina, (only 34-1b, and 1b. ), by Grocers, labeled. JAMES EPPS & CO., WEAVER, KENGLA & CU LAUNDRY s04P whlch fas beon extracted the dead | indietts that the rise will conten ee Latest Telagrams to The Star Cincimnati Inundated. THE RIVER STILL RISING—SUFFERING AMONG TEE PEOPLE. Crromnatt, Onto, Feb, 12—The river at 11 o'clock this morning’ had’ reached three feet five inches and had risen two inches during the past three hours. Barges are ote, og tig to relieve the wants of the people living there. 80 rapid that navigation ig dapgerous. The rap non wee sant be reached 4 at allexcept by boats. T Newport bridge ig also inaccessible except boats by or wagons. ‘The moet among the he Im the flooded part of the city is, unavowdableras no organized efforts have yet been made toTe- eve them; but something ‘must be done g00n or 1os3 of life is inevitable. A special to the Times-Star from wet rol Diy, Ul to-morrow. "Tho river is falling at Marietta, but 15 rising abovethere. At Maysville it ts rising an inch every hour, There are large juantities of whisky, four and other property drerflewed there. There is no in_the situation of the railroads, The Cincinnati, Ham- THT time | lton and Dayton railroad tracks are under water Thee ear dt chee edtos ea in Jone tinge | Ter Brighton, but trains left and arrived this morning. The Little Miami road is virtually blocked at Batavia Junction, a few miles out, by the tracks being inunaated. news has been Teceived this morning from , Ind., and the worst 1s feared there, as the rm is isolated. ‘The Monongahela Stfll Risin; PirrsBvrRG, Pa., Feb. 12.—The rise in the Monon- hela T.ver was not sufficient to overflow its anks. At noon there were 20 feet 2 inches, with lect ce) of a foot more before the — int Is Teached. No damage has been done. Dispatches pees the head-waters report that the river is fall- Ing. —————— Hazers Dismissed from Bowdoin, BRUNSWICK, Mx, Feb. 12—Eight more So- homores have been ordered to leave Bowdoin col- e Immodl itely, on uccount of their connection with hazing, This makes twelve who have been obliged to leave within less than two weeks, —_>—_ Ex-Gov. Smith No Better. MiWavxex, Wis., Feb. 12—Ex-Gov. William E. Smith, who has beon lying critically ill for the past ot hours, passed a restless night and mani- fests no improvement to-day. Faneral of Thorne, the Actor. New Yor, Feb. 12—The remains of Charles R. Thorne, jr., the actor, were laid st rest to-day. There were no funeral services, in accordance with Mr. Thorne’s dying wishes, and the funeral was entirely @ private one. Among those present, outside the members of the family, were Stuart Robson, Mr. Crane, Walden Ramsay and A. M. Palmer. Mr. Stuart Robson spoke a few words of eulogy over the body, which was then taken to Woodlawn cemetery for interment. A committee rogue ‘New York Lodge of the Benevolent Ordét ot Elks attended the funeral. There were no flowers, — = Dull Day in Wall Street. New York, Feb. 12—The Post's financial article Says: The general character of the stock market during the forenoon was dull and heavy. The Weakest features were Western Union, Union Pacific and Central Pacific. The strongest were Denver, and also the southwestern stock generally. The ainder of the general list was heavy. The total sales up to 12:30 o'clock were about 170,000 shares. ‘The net result of the forenoon’s business was a decline of from y to 13¢ per cent, the latter on Union Pacific. At 12:20 the market was weak. The rates for money on call on stock collaterals during the forenoon were 4 per cent. Government bonds were strong and 3 to % higher. aes Union Telegraph 6's advanced from 84% to ‘Telegraphic Brieis. Major General George Webb Morell died at Scar- borough, N. Y., yesterday. The funeral ‘of the late William E Dodge took place this morning from the Church of the Cove- nant in New York, and was attended by a large congregation of the most prominent business mén. and citizens of the metropolis, The Markers. BALTIMORE, Feb. 12.—Virginia 6a, consolidated, 49%: new wonton, #0 Dow'3e, 49 bid orden BALTIMORE, Feb. 14. mn ster mi 4 104. Flour higher and firm—Howard etrect and weat-rh 5Oas. 1205.00; ex! 4 » fainily, Fe ets Bites tate 6.75: do. m ‘Wheat—eouthera -75: do. superlative - highec and firm; western duil and red, 1.16a1.91; do, amber, 1.20a1.25; >0. 1 land, ‘1.21 ‘bid; No. winter red, spot, an 1.18i01,1836; March, 1.19181. 1956: April, > 1. 223ga1.29%. “Corn—sonithern irre opened easier, advanced and mite, 65aG8: do, veNow, 65a80; spot, ; February, 70%,a71; rch, ; steamer, Gute firm. ern, 51; western white, 50a51; do, mixed, 47249: Pennsylvania, 48851. Rye quiet, TaT2, Hay firm and active—prime to choice Pen neylvania and Maryland, 14.00a16.0.. is firm and in in- stances higher—mess ‘pork, 19.50. Bulk meate— shcu'ders and clear rib sider, packed, Belo. Ba- con—shouldera, 9%; clear rib sides, 1.134. Hama, l4al4's. Lard—refi 2%. r quiet— packed, 20025; roll, 17022. her—freah, 30 31; limed, i “ Coffee excited 9al0, 16al erpool per steainer 8! ¢ Sao etain,. ated 5 wheat, 41,000 buahels: corn, 63, shels;_oata. 4,000 ‘bushels; rye, none. Shipments—wheat, '31,000 Dushela; corn, 88,000 bushels. Sales—wheat,” 154, 000 bushels; corn, 170,000 bushels. a The Star Route Trial. TESTIMONY OF EX-POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES. Mr. Merrick then called ex-Postmaster Thos. L. James to the stand. Mr. James testified to the statement made to him by Rerdell at the Arlington hotel in the Spring of 1881, in substance the same as the state- ment made to Mr. MacVeagh. : A recess was then taken. AFTER RECESS Mr, James testified that two or three days aftere wards he met Rerdell on a train coming from New York. He said he had been to New York to get the books of which he had spoken to Mr. Mac- Veagh; that he had the books and had had a con- versation with 8. W. Dorsey. At Trenton the con- ductor brought in a telegram for Rerdell, which Rerdell showed witness. Rerdell said that he would not return, as he was ticketed through to Washington. Rerdell said he was watched and couldn’t talk with witness. The conversation then closed. Rerdell came on to Washington, Witness sent for Brady in the first or second week of March, 1881,having discovered an order of increuse On the Rawlins and White river route. Mr. Brady not being in, Chief Clerk French came in and witness talked with him about the route, ‘The next morning Mr. Brady came in with sheets containing a statement of remissions he had asked for, and asked witness {f he was to under- stand that economy was to be the policy of his (Mf. James) administration. Witness answered yea" The witness was not permitted Ee. his con- vVersation with French. He said he told French to Tevoke the order for increase on the White River and Rawlins’ route; discovered in September that it es not been revoked, and then revoked it him- se MR. INGERSOLL, ON CROSS-RXAMINATION, asked the witness if the duties of the Postmaster General were such as that he would not be lke'y to know that the order had not been carried out until September. The witness replied that they Were. The witness said that he did not know that a little time after his cont with Rerdell an application was made for the ap) mt of his rdell’s) father-in-law to a tion He remembered such a claim as the Jennings’ claim, about which several persons talked to him. Rerdell never made any application to witness about the claim, The ranted to lpgerso! “It is a most interesting history,” saii the wit- ness; and after & pause he continued: claim Was referred to the At Gent urned oS jection made ler, Med with his estate Deen noted in Taz Sram. It requires that Liquor licenses shall be conspicuously displayed at all Umes upon the premises; makes it the duty of the police to see that all liquor dealers have license, ‘and gives them power to enter premises to ascer- tain whether or not the license law is bel lated. It makes all places, except drug where liquor is retailed, barrooms, and forbids the sale of liquor on Sundays,to minors or intoxicated — and requ! to be kept closed after ‘orcloos at night. Violation or thin pro vision is subject to a fine of not over $200 felvure of Hoense, It makes it the special duty of the police to arrest persona (or violation of this and ocnfers the necessary upon © Police Court to issue wafrants spon com- plaints and to try and punish offenders. The ameniment also levies a tax Of two dollars annum upon “all owned or kept in the trict,” and imposes a fine of not over $90 upon any person who shall keep a dog without paying the BILL TO PROTECT FISH IN THE POTOMAC RIVER. Mr. Townshend, of IIL, introduced in the House ‘to-day a bill to protect fish in the Potomac river. It provides, after the passage of the act, that it shall be unlawful for five years to fish In the Poto- mac with fyke net, oa net, stake net, weir float net, gill net, hand seine, or other con- trivance, stationary or floating. Those who vio- late these provisions are deemed guilty of a misde- Meanor, who, upon conviction in the Police Court, are punished by a fine of not less than $10 nor more than $100 for each off=nse, and the forfeiture to the District of their neta, Doats and all other apparatus or appliance used {n the violation of the law. All fines are to be paid to the Treasury, one-half to go to the informer. Nothing im the act is to be construed to prohitit angling or fish- ing with the out-line. THE NEW GAS COMPANY BILL, ‘The fact that the District of Columbia commit- teeot the House failed to-day to get the floor makes it very doubtful if the bill to incorporate 8 hew gas company will even get consideration at this seasion much less be passed. DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES. Senator Ingalls has submitted an amendment to the District appropriation bill, which provides that when special assessments have been revised or when they have been ee, by Col issued for the drawback certificates are to amount reduced and the accrued interest. Capitol Notes, It 1s understood that Mr. Nell Brown, of Tennes- see, Will be appointed Toading gleric Of the next House of Representatives and Mr. Wateon Boyle, of Pennsylvonia, tally clerk. GOOD NEWS FOR GOVERNMENT CLERES. ‘The clerks in the executive departments of the government will breathe easier to know that Mr. Cannon, of Iltnois, has eliminated from the leg- islative appropriation bill the clause which pro- = copy office meses He has, onwtalien Introduced a bill as a separate measure, providing that the office hours in all of the oa ents Shall be eight instead of seven. This was re- ferred to the appropriations committee, but as it is not in the nature of an appropriation it will have no special privilege in the House and will never be reached. As long as the {tem of increased hours was in the appropriation bill there was the chance to have it passed, but as an independent ‘bill there is not one chance in ten thousand. APPROPRIATION BILLS, ‘The sub-committee of the appropriation com- mittee having in charge the sundry civil bill re- Ported that measure to the full committee this morning, and {t will be to the House in a few days The general deficiency Dill (the last of tho regular appropriation bills) 18 now under con- sideration by'a sub-committee PENSION TO MES. M’DOUGAL. The House committee on pensions agreed this Ynorning to authorize a favorable report on the petition of Mrs. Caroline McDougal fora pension of $50. month. She ts the widow of Rear Admiral ene who died in San Francisco last Aucust. Admiral McDougal was In ney of the Wyo- ming at the battle of Stmonosakl, Jay july 16, 1 which resulted in the payment of Japan- e3e indemnity. THE ARLINGTON ESTATE ‘The Senate judiclary committee to-day agreed to Teport for passage a Dill providing for the pur- chase from George Washington Parke Custis Lee of the entire Arlington estate (comprising 1,100 acres near Washington city, including the na- Uonal cemetery), at a total cost of $15",000. The accrued taxes (some $15,000) are to be paid by Gen. Lee, who has agreed tothe terms proposed by the EFFICIENCY OF THE NAVAL OBSERVATORY. ‘The bili introduced in the House by Mr. Ray, to Promote the eflictency of the Naval Observatory, Provides that after the passage of the act noone Dut an experienced practical astronomer, of welt- tal superinten- cal established re] shall be made dent of the Naval ‘Obsery: atory. SENATOR INGALIS has written a sharp letter wo the editor of the New York Baptist Weekly, in which he says: “You publish detached paragraphs of my speech the memory of the late Senator Hill) and tell your readers, if you have it I am @ heathen and an infidel. ‘If you are a Christian I prefer to be a heathen—that is, if your religion prompts or Permits you, without provocation, to fibel those with whose views upon the great biems of human destiny you do not agree, I pi to bean infidel But Iam neither the one nor the other. Thave had some doubts hitherto whether eternal punishment was consistent with infinite love, but ain quite sure that if there is no hell for such bigoted slanderers and malignant as you there ought to be.” The Labor Investigation. MR. FOSTZR CONTINUES HIS TESTIMONY. Frank K. Foster, secretary of the federation of trade and labor unions of Massachusetts, contin- ued his testimony before the Senate committe on education and labor this morning. He spoke of the blacklisting syetem in the New England miils, and said that employes who had been prominent in labor organizations during the strikes were put on the black lists, and that no matter how good workmen they might be they could not find em- ployment afterward. He cited the case of the strike in the Pacific mills at Lawrence, Masa, last year in illustration of this system. To cure existing evils Mr. Foster recommended the following reme- dies as the most practicable and desirable at pres- ent, viz: ist, the establishment of a national bureau of labor statisticts; 2d, the establishment of boards of arbitration wherever practicable; 34, the enforcement of the national elgut-hour law: 4th, the abolition of child labor so far as possible by iecislation; Sth, the repeal of all “conspiracy” laws which Interfere with the right of working. mnen to combine for thelr own protection, and incorporation of their unions like other corpora- tions; 6:h, the aboiltion of the convict labor con- tract system. Senator Blair read a letter from the witnesses now in attendance, saying it was evident that the great pressure of business in the Senate at this late stage of the session will not leave sufficient time for them to present their views fully, and there- fore suggesting that their examination be post- poned to some more conventent season. The com- inittee thereupon agreed that ft was impossible at this time to give the witnesses the necessary atten- tion, and dismissed them with the understanding that they shall be given precedence in the future hearing of testimony. gee ‘THE GERMAN-AMERICAN Natit ‘To-day the Cireult Com caged in the ue The defendant is sued tional cI act as urrency & stockholder of the Ger- man-American National Bank, being the holder of over 170 and the defense is, ee never held national bank stock, although ¢'.e owned ‘some stock in Dank, —— WILL Fitep.—The will of the late Resin A. Mil- ‘Register leaves x ~~ od ‘Sorre. judge jac. ur, Was trial of Reyach, rossiver, against under na- to his wite, fe, and at her death. $300 to the balance of the estate to sites a, ‘The Courts. . Court IN GEWERAL TERM—Chief Justice Cartier ‘To-day, the tollo ring Weanbene ‘woe dome: Cote: man age Heur@h aud Neal ast Heurich, which {280s calme up on exceptions taken on the trial bo- PE tg A one the other--the sults for arrest and f a ee Nominations Te-day. ‘The Presitent sent the following nominations tothe Senate to-day: Enory Speer, tobe United States attorney fer the northern dl-trict of Georgia. Joshua BK. Hill, to be U.S. marshal for easterp ui on, 0 be U. & attorney for Western district of Arkansas, Robert G. Dyrenforth (1), t0 De assistant com: missioner of patents, Jamos H. Teiler, of Obto, to be secretary of the Territory of Dakota, Harper S Cunningham to be receiver of public moneys at Salina, Kansas. ‘Tae Jeaxnette Boaxp Rerort.—The Jeannette board have completed their report and It will be at once submitted to the Secretary of the Navy. ‘The board will tn all probability examine the re mainder of the Jeannette men when they reach and will make a supplemental report. Tae CREEK Trovete SeTTLEn—The Commis- Sloner of Indian Affairs to-day received a dispatoh from Mr, Porter, the ex-delegate of the Creek na» Uoh, to the effect Unat the creek trouble was set ed without bloodshed. Tas New Geauax Monerea—Her Von Eisen decker, the new German Minister, has informed the State department of his arrival here, and he ‘will be presented to the President this week. Am Alleged Awsignation Houve. A RAID ON IT RESULTS IN A MARRIAGE. A squad of officers of the South Washington pre cinct last night made a descent on an alinged ase signation house, kept by Eltzabeth Cleary, allas Mad. Tapp, at No. 120 Maryland avenue, opposite the Botanical garden. The raid wa dansed by Mr. John .Spaight, of No.822 D street southwestin tercepting @ letter of the most obscene chi that Was addressed to his daughter, a you of about 16 years of age. letter contained @ Tequest for the young lady to meet the writer of the letter, a young man nome! Wm. Burdine, at the house of Mad. Tapp last night. Mr. Spaight took the letter and gave it to OMcer Biock and kept the matter a secret from his dvughter. The young man lives in Virginia, where he keeps a Gairy. and the young taay was to moet hima at the a P. depot, and then proceed to the house, Haghes, Privates Block, Hu(chinson and Miller, visived the house in question and found Burdjne, whom they took into custody, and also put the proprictress and some female inmates under arrest, and they were all locked up at the first precinct stationhouse. Mollie Spaight was af- terwards found yraiting at the depot, and taken to Where she was held all nignt. e policemen say this ts a dangerous place on account of the extreme youthfulness of some who frequent it. In the Police Court this morning Elizabeth Cleary Was chal with keeping a Ttorney Moore stated bawdy house. Prosecuting to the court that there were certain circumstances in the case which would make {t a hardship for certain young people, and he didn't want to ex- pose certain witnesses to public gaze. He also Said that If the defendant pleaded guilty he would agree to take a fine of ‘This was agreed to, and she wes released on her ‘bonds to come in and pay the fine in 80 days. Wm. A. Burdine was brought before the Police Court to-day, charged with sending obscene mat- ter through the mails. Mr. Moore stated that the court had no jurisdic- on in the case. When Burdine and Miss Spaight were into the prosecuting attorney's office, in apite of all the officers and her parents, she threw her arms around his peck and passionately kissed him, and had to be pulied away. U. 8. Commissioner Bundy issued a warrant against Burdine, charging him under section 3893 Revised Statutes, with mailing and causing to be mailed certain obscene and indecent letters and papers. Mr. Daniel E. Cahill, his counsel, stated that as the letter was matied in Manassas, Va, the offense Was not cognizable in this District. The letter ts dated Manassas, January Bist, 1688 , and the contents are unfit for publication. When the examination was about to begin the girl asked her mother to drop the prosecution, for it would make It worse for the whole family. Justice Bundy directed Officer Block to take the warrant to the marshal's office and have it cepted, Counsel Cahill soon came Ito the office and an- nounced that a minister, instead of « marshal, was wanted. “What do you mean?” exclaimed. Justice Bundy. “If your honor please, my client has decided to marry the young lady.” One of the girls’ brothers, who was in the room the announcement of the proposed marriage his sister, begged his inother to mot permit the marriage. Mra Spaight decided to have the mare rage performed. V. Mr. Baer was sent for. Alter the ceremony the couple received the con- gratulations of all those present, and the young man started for ad of business tn Virginia and the bride went home with her parents for present. ‘The charge against Burdine was = ‘THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the oveninz and {i the New York Stock Market to-day, by special wire to H. H Dodge, 539 1! i Maan Gov. Cleveland's visit to his old home in Buffalo Js said to be occasioned by the presence there of @ has hitherto lady in whom he is interested. He been a confirmed bachelor, Jno. W. Garrett denies the romney on! Pendee, in London, the directors of the Direct United States cable, to the effect that the Garrett- Bennett cable had been abandoned. MARRIED, OLMSTEAD_WILLIS. On W 27, 1882, at 3:30, by the Rev. ‘omet ee of the Second Ba) tit Church, M. A. OLMSTEAD, of New York, to -LLA L., youngest daughter of C. L. Willy of Washington, b"é oe iualtimore San Please copy} oo pnt 5 Saturday, February 10, 1883, ap . A. BENNEIT, beloved husband of tt, in the twenty-third year of his axe. relatives and friends of the family are invited to funeral ut the Immeculate Conception church, Tuesday moraing, the 13th instant, at 9 o' am. BROUGHTON. At? am., Sunday, Februsry 1th, pt reo ot nee in the sixty -f year Of paralyeis. ‘Funcral will take place on Tuesday, the 13d tnst., at2p.m., from Wesley Chapel, cor. ‘Sth and ¥ stregts COOPER. On Sunda} a.m., WILLIAM PiESCOTT, Choper, with congestion of the brain, in the of his axe. Funeral will take place from his parents’ residence, 1925 ‘oth northwest, Tuesday. the 13th instant, at A at . Pa a Ce eer the 11th, 1668, CHARLES soc 3 conn anywi 2 Hs ae ee Gineow, ona eee Cy cra aaEEIne SiSbEs oamns between 6b and No. 619 D: ‘¥. B.—Note by mail promptuy’ to Bold also by W. C. O'MEARA, 215 ave. 05 Bold ano by W. ©. OMEARA, 215 Penns, sve, 05 _ luronranz. fi i es: — eee