Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1883, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED BAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Berth west Corner Penasylronin Ave. and 11th S¢.,.57 TheEvening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. axe STAR jr ferveid th snbecrfhers tn ths their own account, at 10 cents per : ter, 2 mouth, Contes Rt the cx prepnid—60 cents {Entered at the Post Clice at Washington, D. C.. a8 second-class mail matter. ] Tre Wereiy StAX 4 on Friday—$1 ayear, Foeteseprepaid. Six uouths, 50 cents. 6F— AN mall eubecrtytions muxt bs pald in advance: 10! fron i= neid for. made known on application. AMUSEM ENTS Supported by w rire Tabaemen' BRUTUS: © J. Howard P: SHY EVEKY EVENING, Che pening Star. V*= 61—N® 9,300. WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1883. TWO CENTS. LECTURES SPECIAL NOTICES. pe ONLY TIME TO HEAR “GATH,” ME. GEO. ALFRED TOWNSEND, Dean of Special Correspondents, Deliver his Great Lecture on the Presidents of the United States, entitled THOMAS, THE DOUBTER,” ‘WM! be at WILLARD'S HALL, (Rear of Willard’s Hotel, F street, ) ON FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 16rH. Admission, 50 cente. Lr LECTURE, JOHN'B. GOUGH, LINCOLN HALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. “CIRCUMSTANCES.” In respcnee to the very urgent reque:t of many who ay Sur. Govan on the 2d tart, Sule Ny WED ER Mie Gougie oon : oneal ve Mr. ugh mi ie in tire on Cine uarasens feat Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and the tran: ¢ helpful. shee poe Secreta street. oh- | Washington, D.C., February 13, 1888." fel3-1a o hear Mr. Go vend in every ree} TH of CIETY OF GEO:GETOWN THIS EVENIN at to take action in regard tothe death of our te — Me att pean y order of the Presiden it WM. H. MANOGUE, Sec. ERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEUTING the, YOUNG CATHOLICS! FRIEND $O- MASONIC.—A_ SPECIAL CONVOCATION vette shapter, RA. Chuapt 5, will Masonic Teatie, TAT RivENtNa: at at Masoni 7} s ¢ ING, at 80 o'clock. — Men uested toattend. Com: embers are req Panions of Sister Ohapters are fraternally invited to be Present. By orde: the M. E. H. P. Fm RICHAID J. BLAKELOCK, It Secretary. ROCHDALE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. The annual meeting for e’ection of Executive Committee ana other important business will Be bald . George's *treet northwest, on ‘Thursdzy evening, the 15th inst., at 7:30 o'clock. All members ‘who read thie notice wil please attend JOHN COOK, Secretary. ‘M. WILSON, President. f13-3¢ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SAN MIGUEL CONSOLIDATED PLACER MINING held at the principal office of the COMPANY will be prini Company, N ret, in. ted ot ton, , the 28th day of Fe for the eleetion of meeting. L Y. ess a8 may come before the . ENIGHT, PY Washington News and Gossip. GovERNMENT Recetrts Te-Day.—Internal reve- Due, $326,689.48; customs, $813,020.11, Ar THE PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTION to members of Congress and the diplomatic corps this evening the President will be assisted in receiving by the wives of the Cabinet officers. AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day Were Senators Harrison, Hale and Pendleton, and Representatives Aldrich, Wise, Gunther, Jones, Payson, Anderson, Luna, DeMotte, Young, Wil- ams, Lord, Tyler and Jacobs, Carr."JoHN F. Rope@Ers, military storekeeper, has been ordered from this city to Philadelphia and Newark on business connected with the quar- termaster’s Separtment, and on the completion of the same Ww! Tetura to dis station in this city. ‘Tue REMAINS oF PayNe.—The State department has recelved a telegram from the U. 8. consul at Marsollies stating that the remains-of John Howard Payne have been forwarded by the French steamer Burgundia, and may be expected to ar- rived at Now York about the 15th prox. REAR ADMIRAL Nicwors 4s acting Secretary of WHAT CONGRESS IS DOING. Senate Proceedings To-day. The President laid before the Senate to-day a communication from the Secretary of the Interior in relation to depredations on public timber lands in Montana, Also, a communication from the Postmaster General in response to the Senate reso- lution asking for information in regard to the Ocean mail service. Also, resolutions of the legis- lature of Nebraska asking for the admission of Canadian lumber free of duty, and commending and thanking Senator Van Wyck for his efforts to put lumber on the free list. Mr. McPherson presented resolutions of the leg- islature of New Jersey, remonstrati rainst the transfer of the life-saving service to the Navy de- artmen' oar Sherman, from the committee on finance, reported the joint resolution to admit free of duty monument to Gen. Washington, to be imported by the Society of the Cincinnati, for Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, which was passed. Mr. Cockrell offered a resolutign which was to, directing the Secretary of the Navy to transmit as soon as possible copies of the adver- Usements and notices published by his order of August 5th and November 7th, 1682, and of the letter of the Secretary of the Navy of January 29th, 1883, to the naval advisory board, and of the boys honorable bodies to the bill now pending in e Senate fo regulate Mcenses In the District of Columbia (8. 2431}, and pray the passage thereof at the present session of Congress. Bakpovr & Hawtrox, LaxsbvrGu & BRo., And one hundred and twenty others.” Capitol Notes, The galleries of the House last evening were well filled with representatives from departmental circles interested in the fate of the obnoxious eight-hour proposition. At last night's session of the Senate Iumber Was restored to the dutiable list of the tariff bill and the duty on pig iron placed at $6.50 per ton. The bill intreduced yesterday by Representative Dunnell provides that no pension clerk or agent Shall be detailed by the commissioner of pensions to duty in the state from which he was appointed. GEN. GRANT AND THE MEXICAN TREATY. By invitation of the Senate committee on foreign relations Gen. Grant, Commissioner Trescot and Secretary Frelingiuysen appeared befora that body this morning to explain and advocate the rovisions of the Mexican reciprocity treaty. Gen. Srant was the principal speaker, and his remarks Were substantially identical with his utterances in New York city ag reported in the Interview which was telegraphed to the Associated Press last Sun- day night. Secretary Frelinghuysen and Mr.Tres- cot agreed with the General in all his statements. Telegrams to The Star. THE DISASTROUS FLOODS. REPORTED LOSS OF LIFE IN TWO CITIES. THE INDIAN TROUBLES, FRENCH MINISTRY RESIGN. Old Werld News by Cabiec. THE TOrR'S RELATIONS WITH SWITZERLAND. Rome, Feb. 18—It ts stated that the Vatican ‘will send a prelate to Berne to negotiate an agree- ment between the Pope and the federal govern ment of Switzerland. THREATENED STRIKE OF LIMERICK POLICE. Livenice, Feb. 18.—There ts a revival of the aise oeane among the police, and ‘@ strike ts threat a POOR PROSPECT FOR EUROPEAN CROPS. Loxpon, Feb. 13—The Times, in an editorial at cle, Dewalls the farming Tt says: A crisis In feld-work here, ERED BARK. The British bark Glaramara, 24th for Queenstown, The crew were saved, The vessel will probably be raised. ‘A, party of mountaineers at- tacked a Turkish guard house here in revenge for the death of two of their comrades. They were repulsed after an obstinate street it, in which twenty Turks were killed and wou THE INTERNATIONAL AFRICAN SOCIETY. Brversis, Feb. 13—The International African Society denies that it has any hostile designs !n Africa,and has enjoined its agents to scrupuiously respect M. DeBrazza’s acquisitions on the Congo. ‘The Great ‘TT, ‘h to the e] te The committee will hold a special meeting at an ss Orcttee | ogre 70 THe LADIES De Sell cbamgutog oe Semery Chenier | rept nd procer dunes Ct eand oud wuchlnd | Sus day un datsrmuns te Chere ee Mo | Wednesday and Saturday Matinces, = | ,_ Mz. GEORGE WHITE begs leave to inform his cus- —— thereof; the order appointing the same, and the | Porc upon the treaty. According to present indl- ing. Wires in good sha-e exe 18 ‘The Romantic Spectacular Drama, tomers, and the Ladies in general, that he has removed | CHANGE OF CoMMANDER.—Commodore Walker, | names ‘of the members, officers and ‘employes | Cations they will recommend Its ratification. totowns up @nd covn th) river, tut cam reach Sree from; ee street to 1115 F street northwest, where he | chief of the bureau of navigation, has received a et a ‘the act of Baded Stu, — ne NEW ENGLAND FRENCH CANADIANS. ve . Sing | = ee | from THE ROMANY RYE, 101 Ir. Sewell presented the credentials o1 3 it th lee, rs + ith the capteaa uxe Oor FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING ESTABLISH. | CAI0 message from Commander George Dewey, | 1, iain “cPherson, re-clected a Senator from | , Sehstor Blatr, chairman of tue Senate commit- REPORTED LO88 OF THIRTY LIVES AT LOUIBVILLE, ‘With the same Sumjtnous § = MENT. commanding the Juniata, dated at Malta, Jan- | 40%" Jersey, which were read and filed. tee on education and labor, has received a number CINCINNATE, Feb. 18.—A special Qispatch fret = ‘My entire stock of HAIR GOODS at Half Price. pest don Teloe eas OE aT costumes, | Uaty, 2th, as follows:—Am tn hospital; liver ab- | “ins president Laid before the Senate resolutions | of letters from Tepresentative French Canadians | rouisville, Ky., to the Times-Star saya: “The dam Z EVENING, NECEPTION ang, DINNER DRE pose cal aye Bath archers See rrareciag, | of the commercial exchange of Chicago request- | now living in New England, in which they em- | protecting the lowlands in the eastern part of the wen then Pree able to, give this department the proper at- BEIDAL TROUSSEAUS nd WALKING ton Nad Dock: ueteatea Een dutyat te naval ing, the passage of a fair, Just and equitable bank- phatically deny the assertion made by Mr. Frank | city broke about midnight, letting Sixty feet ot yess neluded to. seli y entire made 5 2 wer - . Fes |- | Water upon twen! jocks Wel The pooh td rere of y Fae ag ope meh pea GEO. WHITE, Dewey from the creneand ot re rea goumander | “Mr. Kellogg introduced two bills to improve the an tr erat Ga ee Meatland | scene wbich.followed wan tadecieuey tre and excited con nvers of applanee. first of next month.” zd 1115 F street northwest. wey from the command of the Junta\ navigation of the Missisetppt river. Wage workers,and ask to be heard by the commit- | reported that thirty lives were lost, but the fact MONDAY, PEBRUARY 19: ne CHAS, BAUM, | XG dates +t _| Twere Ane Two APPLICANTS in the city for the otic an qe cK,in Pehalt of tho committee on | tes ‘They have been informed that the commit- Gannot be verified at present. ‘the houses nun Pte Ee ta ‘ei = - Vacant collectorship of internal revenue at Cin- | fis pin (heretofore favorably reported ‘from chat | %¢ Will give them a hearing at some future time. eres were ex 8 ele and mainly occupied — = it a: GOVERNMENT ADVERTISING. sing eS!!! UB-DIVISION ; cinnati, Mr. D. T. Taggart, who isthe present | committee) to release any state, county, or ews Baneaiss:: Bancarssi ES will be held in Ge deputy, and Major Clark Montgomery. ‘The lm- | munteipality all equity and intérest. that the] Inthe House yesterday Mr. Van Horn asked to ng rar yreoried aoe ie N — . ee NING, the 13th iat BeGotcieee, Ck | Preasio ts that Representative Young, of Oiio, 18 BEN rier Sau eee ee - aemecy | tke up for passage a Dill providing that ell exe- | ported by telephone fromm the meee part of the MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1883. MRS. M. J. HUNT, fui atten lane is earnestly requested a there aro man: Wo be appointed. locating and selecting lands donated by act. of | CUttve proclamations and treaties required by law | fty. Both ht and cer depots of the ou the Asscelation for help, and there is wreat need Congrens In Ani Gy eed tec aa tie one by | to be published, and all advertisements and pro- | Cincinnati-Southern railroad were undermined First Appearance of the fuss oeueee. of workers and funds, AVAL Oxpexa Lieutenant Commander Thomas | Congressi0 and to lands sold and’ ‘hon-payment | posals for supplles or contracts or forthe sale of | and fell into the surroundlag water, carrying with GRIZZLY ADAMS’ COMBINATION. at Mrs, E. F, HOLT, Seoretary. WO SPY Presiicnt, | Perry has been ordered as assistant Inspector of Of taxes by any railroad company. avy government property, shall be published in | them a hundred or more people. The were roel ee == . OFFERS THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY Tilton AEsseoe Ee LLY | the ftth ugnthouse district; Chaplain Wesley 0. cas Gite sc two dally newspapers in the District of Colum! con Rory frame siractarcs, Seating om Baclaae Bee the Don's notified that the businesrof the iste RICHARD | Holway, to the training ship New Hampshire, 1st One of each political party. Mr. Robinson, enue, wl covered by wal Ginger Blue. GOODS AT A REDUCTION OF 20 Pit a he tariff fs CENT. FOR CASH ONLY UNTIL HENDERSON will be carried on at the old stand. No, | Of March; Chaplain Henry H. Clark, detached | At the close of the morning bustness the tar = FEBRUAMY 20re, 403 9th stroet, under. the same nano, for he incatat from the Kew jampshire Ist March, and placed | Dill was taken up. ‘The pending question was on the estate. Mr. JAMES B. HENDERSON will on waiting orders. Naval Cadet Wallace N. Proc- | the amendment proposed last eventing by Mr. business manager. and will settle outstanding debts and | tor has resigned. receipt for payments on account of the old firm. Per- iter, ‘sites fell into the water, thirty to Mtty feet deep. ‘The earth has become so soaked as to melt, and the catastrophe was further hastened ‘by the breaking of a sewer, which sent a current the bank. Crowds of people have been in Bee the Quaker City Quartette. Se: Crawford and Mi Ma ssachusetts, objects ison, fl See Mise May Nichards. i * 1 See the Haliy Brothers. ve YT - see Mecerthy int atnroe. SCH Brome. | Mins, A, Arusraone, ae 140 WEST 42p STREET, See AEES re —o_—_ NEW YORK CITY, oO” FELLOWS’ HALL. Is still AT HER PARLORS, 1407 G STREET, FOURTH V + | and will cell the remainder of her stock at cost before PROF. CARFENTER'S leaving town. Taking orders nuw for Spring end Sum- THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL. por (by Instruction oe me oan Poses i ted to et “ ”. nance) reducing from five hundredths ur tomnake early eettiomenees TS uy reanesica) «In Gop Wa Tavsr.”—‘Treasurer Giiniian has | hundrenths of scene per pound the. wilitlonal ig hooking at the 6 Patronace so generously extended in the past is | received a postal card from Philadelphia contain- | duty to be paid on sugars above No. 18, Dutch DAMAGE IN INDIANA, solicited in the future, HELEN HENDERSON, ing the following words in regard to the new five | standard, for-overy degree or fraction of adegree | When the star route trial was resumed B.Walker | | NEW ALBany, Inp., Feb. 13.—The river rose?® si inches last night and ss still rising. All the houses Sa cent pieces: “If you add the ‘cents’ to that new | 2bove 75 degrees, a3 shown by the polariscope. France, a clerk in the post office at Rawlins, who JAS. B. HENDERSON, Menager SGNoee | coin, do add common cents: and tutors wise that | Mt Iai of the omaattten On Rance atta | Was sworn last evening Defore the court ad-| She water got Inte tie ies a seandoRed. Ban Sas motto, ‘In God we trust,’ that was stamped on | Chairman of the committee on finance should re GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS : : o Further Testimony in the Case. ‘ c seek to undo the work of the Senate in committee | Journed, was called to the stand and examined as | night and the fires are all out. They will lose at our eo!ns r . : mer Costamee. Ladies’ own materials made up. §29-im FRESH FROM THE SPRING, Do not go back On the old record. ‘Gigned) O14 Cree ene eRe ee ete | Co ee men tate 00 SD aRAw TINS Sn White EINE | eee eee “s00 to 800 Tamilien had eo SYCHOLOGY AND MESMERISM. ‘. aa st ered ICHOLOGY AND MES Prnixe == ag. BoP cri i Sugar producers, although In the interest Of the) Te witness was quostiéned as to the details of | Mov? ‘nd all avallable room on the high ground ia owed Hones. «7. ONE CENT PER YARD. W. ©. MILBURN, Paanuactsr, Gone 10 ATTEND THE JeWELI OnsEQuiEs—Post- | Tefiners. the schedule of arrivals and departures, with the Admittance, 25e. ce. Matix PLAITING 15- 1429 Pennsylvania avenue. 1 master General Howe, the second and turd assist- | ,, i", Bayard sald that the tariff on sugar should | view ot showing that no advantage was gained by | 2oUville is abandoned, the ferry boats making only S fferel sional trips to thé Kentucky side of the riv TWO CENTS PER YARD (Parisian Mode). be adjusted with due regard to the different In-| the expedition. ‘occasional trips to the y side river, = = = 7 vIRU: 7 it, Mr. Elmer and Mr. Hazen, with Mr. David r he importer vata A report from Evansville says the river has risen + ME PURE VACCINE VIRUS FROM NATIONAL | @0t, terests of the producer, the refiner, the impoi Mr. Wilson objected, on the ground that Brad: si si NEW DIME ose 452902 9th street, corner of I northwest. ee ACCINE, ESTABLISHMENT. Parker, the chief of inspectors, left this morning | and the consumer,” and he ‘propo: to | could not be held respousibie for the arenaneene ae er ND sT R - Ss OS area ; sti . Col. - | make asters were responsible for that. aioe pale Mrs. Sexaa Rvprerz, . £55 Fai Gilman, 024 Pa. av Cape iti Simm? | 80% Mr. Jameson, Dr. MeDonatd and 8. M. Bryan, | degrees by the polartscope, one dollar and forty | Ponive Waite decided thee toe tectimony, as tt | Yule and Henderson. SIout. (0s SisrH Srerer, Orvosize Parexr Orme, | E is funeral of Marshall Jewell exe touuoriowe Tie | Sue nguarek age ae aaes ANUNE A Cra DEE | stowed tho useless ssngmisstbe EXPE) | epraxaronts, Inte Fed. 18, 1 Renee The followe a - rT WNUK a on its e sa Beare diting the route, was issible. i ND., Feb. in —" iildren, _f12-6t_} has just opened a lane and well-selected ascortment of | ES" nates Sy TEE CTFIRE TRSGR. | ost Office departinent here will be closed to-mor- | until No. 13 Dutch standard is reached. ‘This, he | “2s. cross-examination, the witness was inter- | ing dispatch ha’ just been received from the Tall. Ss = HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INGEN TONS Aice Gee : That willy the Fest) Onl acces on the same | sald, would be equivalent to about 40 per cent ad | raced to show that the Lours of despavching tire | Toad station, near Lawrenceburg, in regard tothe WITHOUT 3 MEDICE, LORCHON AND | lection of nine Dircettto rece for the ectie eee. | train with the Post Ofice officials to attend the | valorem. mail were arranged to accommodate the sleeping | Condition of affairs in that town: “Mardentown, Mr. Morrill said this proposition fiad been si : cistants Ind., Feb. 13th.—There has been no 103s of. life 80 gested by Mr. Aldrich ih the committee ontinance, | How's of the postimaster and his assistants. On re- y direct inatiol . Bliss submitted petitions | far as we can learn, The damage will be very CHANGE IN CoNstuUcTION Ov THE HoMRsTRaD | and expressed bis willlugness to accept ft as a set: | {TG tammnauon ME. Bites, subi postmesters on | heavy, Dut ILcanbot be ectimnted matil the wen Laws.—Under date of the 12th Inst. the Secre- | tlement of the sugar question. the route, praying for achange tn the hours, on Es down. The water is now about three feet tary of the Interior decided, In the case of Julla D. | _ Mt. Kellogg also said ne was willing to accept it | the ground that it would beof advantage to the | higher than it was last February, and up to this arahantagt tnocrati d Dakota RR. Co,, | 28.4 falter scheme than that proposed by the | service. ac. morning it has risen about one’ inch per hour, Rate Hoot nn eee ing | Chairman of the committee on finance last evening. | “After some argument, Jutge Wylte conciudea | Lawrenceburg ts entirely covered. ‘The entire vite service or the United Ktates, porcurnt tothe juve | aM: Bayard’s amendment making the duty on | eat the supers were ane, wate one time, | lage of Hardentown ts covered with water. Sole visions of the act of March Bist 1864 or admis Pe anos aoe ee Standard, and | as they did not answer the cross-cxamination, people had to abandon their houses entirely.” . i 1SGay OE Ts ve legrees lariscope, mn 2 wit 9 2 ee Tee Beeoncaa Tema ehe aay, Ee 2 ‘ELI ae OE AC SS Ja24-dtdbw ~~ FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Secretary. IBROIDERY GOOD: | = NOTICE. THOS. J. JONES & CO. AMPING promptly executed. RS. J. F. ci The undersigned, in pursuance of tho requirements N iS. JE. PALMER, of the Revised Statutes, U-S., relative to Lituited Co- artnershi submit the foll 3 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. PAL. ihe nates of special and eeioral partners a Will be held at the office of the Company, 150: a funeral. iS “ . from the ‘Top of en Om- nibus. é eral in the city of | having. been extant, at the date of the grant, is Waahinatou anf aor = ther. re M1 ch ot ‘he river is rising . ° atthe al partner, re- | pri lid, (2 - | Every dexrce or fraction of a degree above 75, was | Mr. France will go home and go to bed, and have | an inch and a quirter per hour. People are mov- sare UE ShEEE OF FARHIGHS BIASE MAG, MICA SRLS BPaUN eel | puny wo be vo uti and exten such ands | GEM aes or meade TT” Ee ne untimely maf oaigury us atuators =" | fiend sola se tet Se ‘Wil! cell all of her Imported Stock of « | and twenty-three doliare | PATmer 1# seven bun Te thee daperation of the railroad grant; and that | apove No. 13 and not above No. 16 D.S.. two and font hs RUSTE ee ee ee anotiar <x on se 1ae Barmership 3 t0 be considered commenced on | 10 the administration of the homestead laws as | forcy-one-hundredths. cents per pound. Agreed | to is agent by Rerdell, notifying him that he, other Cabinet Crisis in France. PARIS BONNETS AND LONDON HATS | the 12th January, 1883, and is to terminate Janeary | amended by the act of Juue 8th, 1872, the sol. age B 5 to—ayes 39, noes 16. Rerdell, alone, had obtained the increase on the | F*S!PEST GREVY REQUESTS THE MINISTERS TO 12th, 1886, dler’s services should be considered as equival-nt 3 L, alone, sepia REMAIN, be a pro- v 4 On motion of Mr. Morrill the vote on sugars ‘tor. ‘iy uvantof the Oxt-Hydroven Lixht, AT ACTUAL cost Sanunage Teo LOMINE sienatres this, the 1sth day of | to all Intents and purposes to a residence for the | ayove Nor Gnd nat ee ee uot, Sugars ay ee Panis, Feb. 18—All the members of the cabinet pictures shown exch, ev-ning will be 3als-Stawiw AT. MATTHEWS, (eh ard, was reconsidered, and the rate was made | “Qugene Taylor, who bed sarried the mail in | have resigned, in consequence of the action ne wae FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS, = senate on the expulsion bill. President Grevy Z Ys n connected with Mr. Perkins in = - = r= 240-100 cents per pound. The rate on sugars above | sgig Sad had bee DURING THE ERECTION OF THE NEW | _A®MY Onpens—Tho leave of Second Licutenant | 29 a sugars abOvE | 367 Cee, te Cae ee EW | eee Pague, 16th Infantry, military division | Nady cans ee eae ag dard, Was | the sub-contract in 1879, was next examined. ‘The | has requested them Made cents, and on that above 20, Dutch stand- | Se, Sania cores said | the present. 3 scliviar’s admission ticket, 15¢.. OF ROCHON, 620 F STREET, BETWEEN 8TH iabigat the Navy Yards A. OLSMOE po" | ofthe Missouri, 1s further extended one month. | ard, 3% cents per pound. bse pd ako ee lee, and - comPnomtse Dames de Paris. Bi + el A HOPED FOR. Course tickets and single reserved-rest e@ aud 9thstreeta. Coiffeur President. | Leave for eight months, to take effect April 15, Pants, Feb. 13.—A compromise is hoped for on Feunsgivenia avenues Cheveux et Partumerie, importes. 1888, with permission to go beyond sea, is granted House of Representatives. SSSR Shoe RERIETS 18 Sl, the question of the expulsion of the Orleans J. SVALEN Manaxer. | Colifares de Soiree et dc Reception rAyonnement. | [p> BAL 8. SHEDD, Capt. Edward Maguire, corps of engingers” FREEDMEN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. to which other witnesses have testified. princis on the binds of Benator Berbes'e proposal a ieigeat WAG Baaieethean ee ieee ‘isin nora & a . —— On motion of Mr. Lynch, in the House to-day, the | Counsel for defense objected to the witness | Fendering the princes liable to expulsion by the N a NAL ATER. SEUEEING eae saa ES ‘ en NeyaDe td eid ee has | Senate bill was passed authorizing the commis- giving the contents of the letter. Messrs. Inger- | decree of the President of the republic, —s a issued a general order awarding the “Nevada loner of the men’s Saving and col ll and Wilso1 the ke rit TB ais ae PATTI Besr Goons Tx Manxer a FURNACES AND RANGES. _ | trophy,” which was competed tor during tho year aoe tp erecune sna taaieen clas Be the | Fecond Of the last tela eee Was Printed in the | peostom to be Eightea om the Electris sRAND ITALIAN OPERA. SIEK and PLUSH SUITS, FLANNEL SUI FIXTURES, MANTELS, LATROBES AND | ended October Sst, 1882, to company B, 21st in. | company, and to pay all dividends due on ac-| “We will admit,” said Mr. Wilson, “that that — 2. con " on 7 giactiats OLM ANS. ULARS. FU N, Feb. 18.—The board of aldermen YN has the honor to announce that he CULAR: assed an order Uhat the entire city be illuminated “LIN GRATES. fantry, department of Columbia. In announcing | counts which have been presented since the 2ist | Was the letter.” a season of Grand Itslian Oper, com- | ET : STAL JAC! competition in the four departments, and hopes | On motion of Mr. Ray, a Dill was passed author- | the letter unless the letter book was offered in by electric light, mu Estimates furnished for new work in all the above | the Tesult Gen. Sherman regrets that there was no | of August, 1881. Mr. Merrick said they would not accept that as wry 19, for Five Nights and | Gack: PPE NNEL Wital Snes PPERS. | Sobbing that In future all the departinents wi e- | izing the appointment of Edward Bellow: Proof. «We don’t believe,” said Mr, Merrick, “that Egy Sse RECEPTION BON- | _SODUDS promptty attended to. $025-5m_ | sented in the competition. Vu Be Fepre- | ting, the appointment S 48 4) that letter, as printed, is the letter as sent.” The Trouble Amon; WE ALBANE, M. WILLIAN (eg GAs FIRTURES.—E. F BROOKS, The aim r On motion of Mr. Gunter, the Senate bill was witness beng permitted to give the con- mek toe partiods I. Dr. Patton's REPLY TO SENATOR IxGALts.—The | passed granting the right of way to the St. Louis | tents of the letter sald that as near as he could | _ St. Lovrs, Mo., Be sigh apaomccdes tune, | Tete Trevis, Paris, 907 Pennsyivauia avenue, 212 New York Baptist Weekly having pri wed anarticie | in Sim Franelsoo ralleond comp iny throu eas Tecollect it requested him to’ get Up, petitions for | from Nuscogce, Hadlan Territory, says that Gen, ruary 1th, at Sam. wad | PYOUG LASS", Gor reine Genntve,Lngalle) Tera ai¥e 1b! MEMOEy, Of | AGT yew htnend (CLA aecoe eee oad | CERO ee ee ee | nanty ork ork teens ea nee ee the Creek Private dispatch 631 15TH SrReEr, Foil assortment Mitchell, Vance & Co.'s Goods. Cor- d Senator Hill as heathenish, the Senator replied tn 2 rules examination Mr. Ingersoll read the letter from | 9h inst., with 400 men for the camp of the rebel Ninta AND F Streets, | corn Building. 15 | the sharp letter mentioned in yesterday's Stan. ee arg eres Gul oe EEG the printed record and the witness said he thought | faction Under Spioche. In the meantime, Major H ANNUAL SALE ¢ a DE {ations answer to this, written yesterday, | order for thirty minutes alter the. readin oF tee | the fewer he received. was longer than the org | Tuft, the U.S. agent, has been busy, and an BY THE APOLLO CLUB. UNDERGA p ATTORNEYS. besides relterating the chatye that the Senator | journal for tue Speaker to recosnize monborwes | read, but in substance the sames tration committee has been appointed, to whom OO 8, we will os ae ANE TS. ha ‘presumed to ventilate nis unbellet under ¢i Sk UnAnImous Consent for the passage of bills, | George B. Dalton, of Meeker, Colorado, was | have been reierred ali causes 01 trouble. Gd Woaty Pescts: aloo, — cumstances utterly inconsistent with sincere re- | Ang ves fr the 1 vhich such re ~ | called and testified to having carried the mail (pay Forty Picoes-aleo. by A. LAMBERT, spect for the dead Senator,” goncludes:“In return | {20 feeulating the manner tn which such reeognt. it ie rk city. AL CHURCH, RUARY 13, 1883, The Markets. BALTIMORE, Feb. 13.—Vincinia 6a, consolil 50%; past-due Coupons, 47; new ten-fortics, 40%; to-day GA LTIMORE, | Feb, ee ean tbe over the route from January to June, 1880. ‘Attorney-at-Law. for your cruel wish that I may be doomed to eter- | tuies te Made Referred vo the committee on | Over the route trom January to June, ROBT. H. WARD, | ting Auey os Taslice, aoe oe Dbrivery,"and Mr. Page, (Cal.,) chairman of the committee on corrupt practices, finally be welcomed to thé glo- | commerce, reported the river and harbor bill-and 5 Arro ASE ; Here . na Raserned, coats can bo | Ss Vea! prices wil be tiade ai armenia RNEYS AND EXAMINERS OF TITLES, Hous rowards of the eternal hereafter. {twas orlered printed and recommitied. [The ‘ont extra charge. Hox- ee coe = “ propriation out extra charwe: Box NINTH SIREEL. | paving all the sbetracte notesot examinations ana | 17% Ltaur, House Boann—The special com- | §Pogripyg |" Temmended in the DiI 181 5. ge Wylle yesterday afternoon in announcing a cu : it ieformation tn regard fo titles of land in the District of | Muitteo of the ght house board to which was re- ORSDRNN wasremus erreoued arte alice: his decision admitting the testimony of the wit- [HE KOLLER SKATING BRANDIS. _ MODISTE, HE Wardaua with personal experanovof more thug | erred the subject of the proposed transfer of the | age rut (NJ) intro Iced a Dill to seprcess the | ness Teankin conceraihg. statements made by es Se Semen, with Fas «& ae rbopocied York; pW eee Swenity years anne association with him, we are pre- tote ease rer i aie pe ie Prcesury, department | transmission of obscene writings through the mail, | Rerdell in 1879 affecting S. W. Dorsey and Brady, SEW YORK AVENUE, tthe shortest notice. Perfect Work. Superior Fitting, | Glaly of thelewe, > Practice in this important spe- yesterday to the effect. that any chi ge, ae tine | Reverred. q a . a e any cha ne eeu set Tarlac cst Wositccdtes celeces. Seumeet Prices, and Satisfaction guaranteed. Evening | "No clerks or’ aesistanta are employed to examine tho present system would be detrimental to the service. — o6-6ni__ 907 Penneylvania ave.. over M. Willian’ | “Each title examined separately and each case given AT 2% ‘ACH. {7-1 Evers garment offered at ihix wale is of our mannfac- ao sand we wuaranioe the wearin quality of the me: = Kin t6 be one-third to one-half erester than that of uy ‘M. A. WARD, other muslin made.” During the continuance of this Proofs of a Conspiracy. AN OPINION FROM JUDGE WYLIE OF THE EVIDENCE ALREADY SUBMITTED TO THE STAR ROUTE JURY— THE LIABILITY OF BRADY. ‘ ats 1: western ‘spot, 7: ; February, 70a! Bac aman hh asad Na area Steamer, 6 066 ss. firm—sout! 1; western: sald, after referring to the doctrine that a prima | white, S0s51; do., mixed, 4749: Pennsylvania, 4-aBl- THE TARIFF BILL. Jucie case of conspiracy must be made out before | Bye quiet, 71a73. Hay un <a Tovisions at , ne bert was approved by a vote of4to% ‘Two | ‘The House then, at 11:50, went into committee | the admission of such testimony: “It ishardiy | Naegutscoane.. Butter quictwestern packed, 208355 Asecrublies Monday, Wedluesay and Friday Nights at (me BupPenr, special persoual attention. members of the board were absent, Rear Admiral | of the whole (Mr. Burrows, of Michigan, in the | po-sible to conceive that there can be a strictly ia, Cotter firm—Hio cargoes, “ar bees Baldwil otes : ° urar firm —A eoft, A 064 Sacke Bee ere oity nan. | maCtNe io dissenting votes wrens Sunderstood | chatr,) on the tariff DIL prima facie case of conspiracy. All the judge Toelone Whisky quiee that ie NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. * - s wheat, 63,000 busiraie:corn. RAKE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES fetisda tele eae Je Adiniral Howan and Captain Picking of tae navy. | The clatio relative to ron and steel wire clotns | can do when evidence of this kind 15. of- | Fr lusic by W. el 's Orchest ————— et was ament |, on the recommendation of the com- ed to Inquire whether, with “5 . Navat Norrs—The U. 8. 8, Jamestown arrived | mittee on ways and means, 80 as to read as tol. | ret, SS saa “ all “the | fod,000 bushels: oats, 6,000 bushels: rye, 100 bushel. A. HALL, been _ rece: ‘Slipments—wheat, 99,000 bushels; corn,” 35.000 bush: Aameniblion Sivery A fier socks s25:90: ‘Dt vince woxevan wouk H. Tustice of the Peace and Notary Public, at Baradoes on the 10th tnstant; all well on | ows: Provided further, that tron or steel wire | Enough” before the “court ao abe, toe | Se eee eae ee aa Gorm S8.000, aoe Bee in! erransements made for individual instrne- se Pan che bar fail Eng of Foxinee. Mammoth Gg We COOPER. apy Francisco. ie a= amount to that Imposed ‘on tron or steel wire ot fact. That im my opinion is the rule to follow in SOCIETY NOTES, "s Bonnets, Embroidered Cloaks, nine A e 2 ue same gauge, and two cents per pound In addl- | “is case.’ JPO#D'S—COMIC ENGLISH OPERA. snd’ general outit for children. sdiangyed from fy street to 4246 atront (udictary Bee ae eared tomy exeeullve clerk | ton theretar Sruraions Mier On a ae eel a ag gin Se See eee eery lll and was recently | fron or steel. or article or manufactures of iron oF | y,"utems” continued Judge Wylie, “ the quostion | me reception by the President this evening te sent to Richmond for treatment by his physicians. | stecl,hereinb sore In this act enumerated or pro- a yogis — it tothe yarn Haghond Senators, Representatives and their families, and : =—Commander Clark, in command of the train- | vided for, except iron and steel wire when galvan- judgment on the question of conspiracy. I would | to the Diplomatic Corps, from 6 to 10, and the card HUNTON & CHANDLER, ing-ship New Hampshire, at Newport, R. L, is | 1zed or coated with any metal, $F compounds al- | quaitiy that rule a litte further. If the evidence by Colonel and Mrs. Ingersoll, will mark seriously 1ll.—Hon. John 8. Wise, of Virginia, is | loy or mixture of metals a Wim practice tn tha Supreme Court ot tho United States; | at the Arlington. Gen. Great arrived ie tes | wh 18 or aa clight a character that after the Jury | the liveliest day socially since Lent began, Germantown and Zephyr Worsted, Spanish, | [oa HUNION Of i ae Hungarian Yarns, ail colore All eiiae ant PPA HUNTON, of Virginia; JEFF CHANDLER, Ioaterialon hand’ ‘Stamping pranpuy eee ee | EY of Missouri. aa Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, A brief season of POPULAR ENGLISH COMIC OPERA Willcommence at this House, BY Beare should find a verdict the court would set aside ' 8 © “ = 430 TEN STREET NO} ". of Claims; the Courts of District of Coluio- | city last night.—Ex-Governor Clayton, of ar- | cording to the sizes and The ladies residing at the Navy Yard, except CHAS. E. FORD'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY, Maxen CORSETS @ order ie evel stots Gel aalerta, bia; before the Conimitiees of Congress, and the De- | kauisag 1s Be, the Atlinetme -Becoad Asotin: | OF eel ee De pal, (° sae ccd ee ee cuanto uenbinat tcl ¢ Sed guarantere perfect Mt and comfort Pesnne a0, 90 and oe Postmaster General R. A. Elmer and Third Assist. | are known commercially as tin pla\ a gtent deal of evidence tabom, of tower Wohnen ‘ ING, February 19th. aus ea ee a ly ae ee Noe-_ ST, $8 and 99. Corcoran Building, a29-6m | ant Postmaster Generai A. 1. Hazen were in New | ind taggers tin,and hereinbefore pro | been engaged at it a long time, and undoubdt- During the week ‘and finest Imported NDREW C. BRADLEY, - York last night.——H. H. Hempler, the optician, ig | Cent per pound in addition to the rates provided in much of it tends ‘to establish Patent Shoulder Brace A ecu ante, lying very low with pneamonia, and on account of | this aot. There. suall. be pald on galveners teen dort, Houk and McLean were also at home to colle GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S LATEST OPERA WORK, | French Corsets aud Battles. 7 ved toRooms, Nos. 10 and i Gunton ‘Building, hls enfeebled condition is not allowed to fee any | oF steel wire, one-half cent per pound im adattion preety st ty — eo com Soest ing [yea aa Louisiana Avenue northwest. 5-618 =e TOLANTUL: or, THEPEER AND THE PERI! se wn maids afford piss M. R. Ann WM. REDIN WOODWARD, per pound in addi 4 ane ahveste, at Denearaices even Oo ais. Sh —French, Gemeanand Spanleh, s 2 rl Profitable Advertis! r poun i t Mrs. will be given. a Ronnie spoken 05 | Titten to Ral eocmme 78nd 9, pot ire ae A BILL THAT PROPOSES TO REVIVE AN OLD news. | Wite Of which it is made; on steel wire rope and continued her “9 _ ‘The orchest-al arrangemen: L3P. FOS te U. & Marine Bands Prof. J.P. BOUSA,of ‘15-5 PER ABUSE. “ acts, jay afternc wire strand, 23 cents per pound in addition to the por “y stituting for them ayFing Lent Satu “at homes” to guests Informally invited. The announcement y of the serious Ml~ eclares | ness of Mrs. Gen. rans awakened of 23% cents per sympathy among her frlends,who are gratified Uo» all news SCRAP PICTURES. = HAS, J. ——— C G C. GWYNN, 507 4% street southwest, DEALER We in CAKDS, PrOTURES: FRAMES, and Mirrors, be 5 Pees BAD, PICTURES, Fk orm, | snd F etscals, Good werk, pak hee ee LENE TN ES END ete ea Dues Oe | Charges Tates im on the wire of which it 1s made. j. GOOGH, From the New York Times, to-day Mir. Morrison {ilinols) moved to fix the duty on SOLICITOR oF EATENTS, ‘WasuInaron, Feb. 12.—For some time the House | steel, in any forni not speciany, enumerated, at 45 w and Expert, St. Cloud ilding 9th | committee on printing have been trying to induce | per cent ad valorem, n27-6m_ | the House to pass a very peculiar Dill relating to | Pound. STRAUSS" MERRY WAR, BLAC E CLOAKS (Le Manteaix Nodr), Etc., Etc. Each and every opera will be xiven with I day with ber : ‘After discussion Mr. Morrison modified nis Full Success in Copying Ola Pictu rt lication of government advertisements, to the proposition dition, Mra. Rosecran: 0 GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS, por — £2), 2 eres, fA iis bomnittee 18 Cokaponed of Messrs. Van Hors, BHAI dhe dete oer oe rawiso that in bode cretionary acts 18, a5 has been claimed, beyond | since her arrival east, and on Sunday RE Pear BOS Fp ay ea Nl a ee yy Gonce bee hatitioe, McClure and Springer, Mr, Van Horn made the | Shinn wne,auty, ewoced $36 cen agrerd to” 224 the | inquiry. If his conduct be such as to make it ex- | stricken with paralysis, MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES AND SCEXERY. | Tixeue Paper, Borders, Xopag cards, Wongers or Ciirist- 472 Louisiena avenue, Neem adv. Fully rivaling their London and NewYork productions, | D4). 4 AL GOU! —— — =, was a partnerin this} Many of the members of the Diplomatic git? stle of places will commence Monday, February and other foreigners were present last ni at march ea? ‘the first of areeries of ON THE VERGE OF A QUARREL 2:25 F. M.—The House has been for the past half houron the verge of a personal quarrel between ee ee Taz Exccrarcat Fonxace EGULA- TOE Messrs. Haskell, of Kansas, and Townshend, of Milinols, the latter proc! Aaa alk ae lished, and all advertisements, making a statement which the contre‘e the fire in Tot Al Furnaces and Steam Heaters | PUD! former declared to be false. a a proposals, for contracts and pupae ‘ail pon thin teeta ie 421 9th street, AS rs ware, MO: For Bacaxrasr t Mr. Kasson pot ters, the season. A cl neof one dexres paren of the government put there is danger the joubled waters, hine toact. ‘Ihis is a simple and re- ereor, or forthe sale of apy government prop- newed di ee Hable uitach will Save j shall be published under sueh regulations as juring the course of the afternoon. c ment, and wi onal Ket YES erty shal peblisted os regal on Th CHOCOLAT MENIER, Cards are out for the marringe,on Thursday er next at 5:80 Miss Mary Biddle at ica- ‘Lane O Reasons, and Tui may be p! depart- tion made Garrard, inst i Beane Ge Rae Ey = —2 —- in two daily in the District of mace © AND ORCHESTRA MUSIC, HAYWARD & HU’ ments the Presid. Weraisbed tye 74 eg caer Peo GeNntted States” “Tt also es. that all the Exing 1124 32th street northwest, SOLD EVERYWHERE. 817 NINTH STREET. | Court advertising of the Dis Bball be published : Braach, 1760 P atreet, Dupont Circle. 025 | in one dally news; do ON EXHIBITION ‘ — President. A gen! ju: his | ri oversight Ee 2 , ver or the flats. This may be an on seat MARERTITE Rs mast Pieter nd BN KON EES cies poy ell the the part of the committes, as it.was last year. Ir : GF ret ort. cp ‘ PARIS AND LONDON, oon aon” Hie haus Ree AC oF ton Youre gaan URIs | Goupe be offered for the aes Ieee eae ee = year it was the Senate ich : 0 S fam of go the pookets of the p Hom in the bul. How the comalltteccr eres: Rew York Depot, 54 Wallstreet. . = FFICE STATIONERY! AB ough ‘oti overtook ‘20 important an improvement Mostcul Desot: tee Heated EAS CHOICE COLLECTION OF LITERATURE! oe, eae br = To reduce stock of 4 to say MAT = hes Bussors Cusrnonme, 3 FANCY GOODS, &c., SB0P | Sotote retataing Totes ‘Left from the Holidays ame , , BOUgn SEA care Reine onre Ca AEEED nd Seieiees ye fans anieeg One satormal te, oney refunded. seed ern tate pe JAMES 3. CHAPMA®, Detasrs ; f Agent, 911 Pennsylvanis avenue. 1. ©. BISHOP, Druggist, £10-1m 180 9th street, corner H strest northwest, s t Sosr Ovenen_ et