Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1883, Page 3

. S GOODS s.* ELLEXY, le erceeseon 39 PUTREUIL BROPTERS WANUPACTUEERS OF TINE DRESS sHRTs GENTS! FULNISHINGS. 2212 F Sreixr Noarwwrer, Wasmuxorox. D.0. fe to onder Is of the Finest Dress 5) Extra Fine Siurts t Fine Shirts to order marie Tuoxrsos ‘3 SHIKT FACTOR axp MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIO SOF Si Patent Offca Fine pres Ss sie Bhirte for £13.5 it following rie wt WO te ems, Ine 0 Boss Gloves, Howiery 2 STEAMERS. &e. Bekorer: XCTUR IONS leave ™ , Jove Ist, June 13th and Steamers. Special fa- a Eu- F Tate 3 IST. with Maps and full par- by mail 10 cuts. Aduress THOS. COOK & SON, P-wkertt 261 Browawes, N.Y. | aie monn sours |; nd and Seaboard Co.'s Flegant | DY OP iHELA Gh street wh NDAY, Wh pir at Piney Pe Hotel, at boat Wor Dee's & IR NORPOLK. POETS TH, FY. MONKOE AND THE 500TH. papy"- popular steamer ot. RE. Tu iTHURS- = stop : are Connecting in Norfo.k with Yanvi e. New \ork as J me-river steamers, a1: | the Nor- folk sad Western ond Seaboord aud |oauok: rats o ts: gt O'd Foint with the (hes peake and Ohio rairoud. pt. reicht rece ved diy until 5 p.m. POWELCH, Agt) L. M. HUDGINS, M™ VERNON! MT. VERNONII STEAMER W. W. corcoran treet wharf daily (exc ek a. mh. ; returns reac fon sbout 3:90 p.m. 0 L. L. BLAKi, Captain. 030 KOTIFRDAM, AMSTERDAM. — ‘ase, font powered, » AMSTERDAM jether/ands. Ieave com] any's Pier, foc Jersey City revularly every WEI msterdam, z:ternately. $50: steerave 27 Somth Willistn street, For passacy aptly to W. G. METZ vs 7 Rates of passe Frou Boutham:ton avd Breme cabin. $60: +t 24, -ace anply to OELRICHS © «York: W.G. METZELOEE sveuue northwest, Agents tor Jyy4stere Linz. WEFKLY LIVE OF LEAVING «kW YORK Fv! rE AME: ¥ THURSDAY AT Now FOR ENGLAND, bitss<x AND GEUMANY. De decsage apy O ¢ C. BL RICHARD & €9., Genera: Pussenzer Agaata, 61 browumas. New Lure, SMITH, © to PFRCY a. # : Bend for oS CALLING A’ FROM PIER 40. onia... Wed. Wee April 4. ‘April, AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW ORK. Rare or Passace: $60, £80 and $100 for pusecneer accommodations. at very low rates. Steeraye tickets from Lty- 1 at. Queenstown and ail other partsof Europest Fates. ‘Through bills of taden given for Belfast, Glasgo Bavre, Autwerp and other ports ou the Continent and Mediterranean ports. freight and paswae apzly at the Company's ofloe, 4 4 ng Green, steeraxe and cabin to Rs BIGELOW & CO.. COS Tih since, Waabhontone RAILROADS. MORE & OHIO RAILROAD. DEL FAST, AND THE ONLY LING ‘EEN THE EAST AND THE WEST, ‘TON. — DOUBLE TRACE! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL BAILS! SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECE SUNDAY, NOVEMBE« lor, 1882, se, A ae im Ste Le Express. Sleejina Cars to Cincinnati, St.Louis and Chicago. 00—Baltimore, Ellicott City aud Way Stations. ALTIMORE EXPRESS. Ba tmors. Anngpolis and Way (Piedmont, Stras. bugs. Ww.chemer. Hagerstown aud Wav, vis Relays) ‘¥0:45— BALTIMORE EXPRESS. -10—Point of Rocks and Way Stations, $:10—PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS. Parlor Cars to New York. 840—Staunton and Valey kxp1 (connects for Ha- “ofttrtom and at Point of Rocks fur Frederick) 18 Tia: or Hyattsville and Laurel Express. snl botreg'a On Satine somone si ate aust Doreey’s. On Sundays stops at jas. 20-00" BALTIMORE EXPRESS, (stops at Hyattevilla and Laurel. Mo:15—Fittsburg, Chicas, Cincinnati and St. Louis « Cars to Cincinnati, Louisvilia Exres. 5 BM—12:10—saltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis, Way. ay. and Chicago. 93:25—On sunday only for Ba timore 200A LIME EXPRESS. et Jo BALTIMORE b.: Ess. timore, Philadelplia and N.Y. ¥:; timore and Way Stations, (Winchester, Fred erick. Hagerstown and Way, via Relay.) 4:30_ Baltimore: Hyatisville € Laure txpress, (Fred. . Via helay, stopping at Ai lis Junction.) 40" Baitmore, Aduapotis and Way Stations, 45—Point of rerstown, Win- cheeter a7 QMartinaburg and via Keiay. oes Hyattsville and Laurel) nt of Roegs and Way Stations. }:00— Baltimore and Wey Sts tons. QO—BALTIMOKE EXPKES. Yo-40 PITISEUKG, CLEVELAND and DETROIT EAPRES! ping Care 12:40_PHIL ADELPHIA. NEW YOLK ant’ BOSON oy eae ne pola ty York. 55—Chicasro, and St. Louis Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, St. Louis and: se BALTINORE AND WAY STATIONS. fasbingtun atop at Station. train front for further information apply at the Baltimore and ct ashinzton Station, 619 and 1351 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWesT. BLE TRACK. SPLENDID NERY. EEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. 2TH. 1883. Taare) EPROT FELL ‘RStNS [xavE WASHINGTON Fro™ Sr. . RNEB or (rw xb BSTREETS, us FOLLOWS. CO ¥ittmoune and the Wert, Chicaro Lunted Express ae eee ee reres Cars at 9:30a.m., ly. with Sleep tree 1 Express, 9: daily 101 Pits bare snd the West. = = BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Frie, Cani Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara, atinwton te Oarerdsiras 7) Ti Palace Cars For Willixiusport, Lock Haven, and Elmira 319.334. ‘Sunday. $24 Fe, ond 0-20 0mm. Gn Sunday, 6, Fah Litlied Express of Fudan Par- :90 a.m. daily, except Sunday. nw thout chums 9/30 peta. every week-day. For Rowton ES lyn, N.Y., all through trains connect at J fey City with boate of brookiyu aumen. lferdeer Girect transfer to Fulton steeet, avoiding double ferriare serous New York City. tepina, 3:00 am., 10:30 a.m.. ion 2:50, am % bun 9:50, dw Sine 5 daily.ex- sunday. ‘For Baltimore, 6:40, 8: 9:30, 10:20 a.m. and 1:30, 4:20, 4:46, 6:20, 7:36, 9:50, and 10:20 ee see oe ae eee For Pore’s Creek Ling, 6:40am, and 4:40 p.m. daily, For Annapolis, 6:40am and 4:40 p.m. daily, except FRED! DELA AND ‘SBUEG RAIL. WASHINGTON By 2 AUCTION SALES 3B STC OK OF NOTH DAMAGED AT FANCY LATE FIR c TH &e. 0. W."THOKN & Co, 315 91H. STRET NOKTH: LD IN LOTS TO sUIT WEST. ALI. BU WILL BE "St KS, ATA YEION ie Ore On THURSDAY MORNING, Py BUUARY TWENTY- D, COMMENCT:. ry MENTED GRAPE strect n rthwest, bet. M AT TEN O'CLOCK, and same hour, until the enti: fi JUICE. O'HARE, Grocer, aan. TION OF PATE DES FOIE GRAS, tr Receiveo a Frese Inronra- IMPORTE > AND DOMESTIC CHEESE, FROMAGE DE Brie, NEUFCHATFL, FORT, SAP SAGO, CREAM CHEE: AMERICA, PID ENGL GEO. E. K xo APPLE, t DAM, DAIRY. NEVY & SON, SS & COLS LIQUID COFFEE. Coffee frem whi ne <n 1 Ortion, have been pres constrncted mu ved by paesins ¥y other fi = water, ft tekex’ to te lit de. nosediment, no hurry, no irct. Call tor Circular. for sale by’ Pr. W. KEED'S SONS. _ 26 preference to any other of the Coffee is r ady for use. ROQUE- UNG 200 F STREET NORTHWEST. h has been extracted the dead nd in which the true flavor and throuzh scienti- hich has taken years 3 No 1216 F S£REET NORTHWEST. Bosrox Crceusens, Boston Tomatoes, Boston Leta Thiladelphia Ca; Fresh PALACE MAPEFT, Ja8 FRANK J. TIBBETS. NOTICE TO HOUSE OCG KER RRR oor R EEPERS. ERR g855g a R O | KE RRR EF Ssssq Ook RRE Senck * CoO KRE R ER KEE Ssss8 7 sSSSg TETT EEE RRR 1 £ T KOR RE Ssssg 6 L c cL L WAsa N NNO E OK BREAD AND BISCUITS. RELLLLUA AN NN CCC KER Whotesate Pepot, corner Ist «treet avd Indians avenue, jel WM. M. GALT & CO. Jou’ B KELL, e DEALER TN Firat-Crasa ULES, LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON, 8c. CORNED BEEF Stallx 628, 629 and 6:0 Center Market, 9th street wing, snd 206 and 208 ‘Norther Liberty Markets oe nies Bex 71, City Post Uitice. NCIAL. gressive thoucht and new idews. The MUTUAL RESERVE FUND ‘TOS is the new idea in 1 ife Insure: proval of the wisest Insur.nce experts, -—writing over f IFE AS tine Marketing delivered {ree 2f charge to slipartsof the x mar2$ —THIS iS THE AGE OF PRO- a unpre I. ¥. KNIGHT. Manager. SsocTA the ay four mil- P2rvaTe STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON, H. H. DODGE, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and ‘Sold on Commission, No. 539 152m STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Broker, 64 Broapway. New Yore. Frere cars of Securities bousht and rola on commin- sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philalelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one commission. Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Y. percent Private and direct telegraph wires to ork and Boston, through which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and repertea back promptiy. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation regarding the Markets received through our wires EN Exchange. TANTLY direct trom the ew York Stock nl _____ THE TRADES. Lees. JOURNALS, ‘Toonter at Lycett’s Bindery, 1012 Pa. ave. Jal8 E Cash Books, &e., &c,, W. MCNEAL, Prop’'r. OFUS HOOK AND JOB PRINTER, RESS-WORK FOR THE TRADE 482 9th street, near E. aul IBSON BROTH! 238 ivania avenue, 1: Ge Fine Prin’ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, ‘Washington. D, Ger HE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CAREFULLY TO NOTICE ‘THE SCHEME TO BE DRAWN MONTHLY. CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000. NEW AND ENLARGED TickETs ONLY &. SHARES IN PROPORTION. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. “Wede certify that e- redo hereby pete ny pain athena ‘ments for all the M ind Semi-Annual OF The Louisiana State hott pan ‘in per- ottery Company, and tom manage and control the Drawings themselves, tnd Sr oved faith to rides, a Company to tse this certificate, with Sac signatures attached, tn its adi isements.”” Cominiss! with honesty. fairness, and ithorize the we auti af our toners. Incorporated in 1968 for twenty-five years by the Leais- ture for Educational god Charitabl cay -000,000—to which over $550,000 has since been addea. an made ‘a December 2d, The only Lottery pie of any State. It never scales or le purposee—with « pular vote its franchise part of the Prgent Btato Constitution adopted rr voted on and indorsed by the peo- Irs Graxb SINGLE NUMBER DRawinas take place monthly. qoyiPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN THIRD GRAND DRAWING, 1Sd7H Montury Daawix CAPITAL PRIZE 5 000 100,000 Tickets at Seach. Fi E 4 § pe BRESSSEREES ¢ z i 8 Bee seeeeseeee oe il fy RRS i208 Of $6,000. do. “2,000. 10° do. ‘1,000. 20 do. ‘500. 100 do. 260; 300 do. 100. 500 do. 50, 100 do. 25. 2 9 9 lini CLA! 6, AT NEW ORLEANS, hUESDAY, MARCH 13, A FOR- ‘in fifths, in pro- i ‘CO., Auctioners, 636 Louiian: Upposite City Post Office. RAL HANDSOME PARIOR SUITES, UP- SEVICLSTECED IN DIFFERENT IPNDS OF WA- ENITURE. WALNUT AND OTHER SETS TRASSES, SMSOLE AND DOUBLE BED. PARLOR OHAL <8, &o. har WHILE GRANITE WARE, &,, AT AUCE N, Rales-roon THURSDAY MORNING, FABRUARY TWENTY BECONG: ATTEN O'OLOCR A.M. CHAS. WEEES, Salesman, it Late with Dunomson Bros, DEI MPTO! Y SALE OF VA'UABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPKOVED PROPEKIY, LEING THE COKNER CF -MasYLAND AVE. H STREET FAST A D Fe NocTH, BeIkG IMPKOVED BY A TWO- STORY AND ATT C BRICK COKNER SIXTH AND © STLEETS; 1 WO-STORY FEAM. COKNER MARYLAND AVENUE AND SIXL STL DSi NO-STORY FRAME “ON MABYL On WEDNESDAY, TWENTY-FIGHTA FEB- RUARY, 1883. COMMENCING at FOUR-THI A TY O'CLOCK ¥. M., we will cell, in front of the prem- ies, all of ots'4an‘l5, in equar- No. 864; these lote front 50 feet on 6th street, 1862-12 on’. aryland avenue, 196 9-12 on north C street, the east line of lots beisng 155. 1 ‘The property i so.d by order of the heirs to close an estate, and is one of the best sit- aced Reorert ies in the eastern s ction, there be.ng severa. ne build.ny lot- in a ‘dition to the houses. Te One-fourth cash; baiance in one, two and three years’ notes, to bear {iiterest and to be secured by deed of tru t A’ deposit of $100 on eac: lot required tas to be compliot with in seven days, erwise ressle; conveyaucing, &C., at purchaser's By order of the heirs. . site "PUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. ANSON BROS., Auctioneers. SALE OF VALUABLE_ IMPROVED ESTA E, BEING’ PREMISES NO. 22 8 REET NOKTHEAS:, IN THE CITY SHI-‘GTON, D.C. By virtue of a certain eed of trust, dated on gg Wes U ‘23c:day of February, A. 2, an recorded in| Liter No, £99, folio 109, et aq... one of the land re-' : for the ct of Colvnibia, and at written re- undersined, as ..in front, of the ‘OCk P.M... on eTWED AY OF ¥: BRU- A’ D 1883, all that certain piece or A of land aud’ premises known and istin- swxhed ax ard ty tne all of lot lettered “‘E,” in Sholes aud oihers' subdivi-ion of origin fen (14). fifteen: (15) and six.cen (16), in equare num. J seven hund:ed and fit. ), in the city of Washington, District of na een for the “ane ata yoint on the line of Third (3d) street east tort, -two (42) fee! south from the son hwest corner of North Astre: tand said ‘Uhind (3. |) treet oat rune ning then e gout on the ine of said Third (3d) streot east twenty-one (21) feet, thence west one hundred and nine (109) ect ten and ‘one-half (103) inches, thenca horth twenty-one (21) fect, and thence east one hun- dred and pine (169) fect and ten ant one-Lalt (10'%) Inches, to the piace of begin reon. erms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in one, two three years, with inter et at 6 per cent. on deferred peyments,s cured by deed of trust. or ail cash at option of purchaser, 100 deposit required at tine of sale. Al. ecnvey..neing and recording at purchaser's cost. Tf the terms of sate are net compbed with in ten days the will resed at the risk and cos: of the default- ing purchaser. JOSE M. YZNAGA, fl4-eokdbs KICHARD E. Palko, rps. J. FISHER & CO., heal tute Auctioneers. jots numbered four- ning, with improv-ments } Trustees. Conct, pased December wherein Mary A. Holt ea aud Coluin? nuts sounded dae x ARTERSOO Ps i sug on Conn a st of 14th street, and be- nus to the estate Of the late Jamas Sntaining 21acres, which has becn subsdiv’ ito 21 lois rying in area from 24 to Zi acres, with avenues contoru ing to thie subdly jd Colum’ 1 College landa, ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase-money to. be is) in cash, the remsinder in two equal instalments © and wo years, with interes: from day of ka:e, tured by deed of trust. All con veyane ng at fue the p.tehaser, A cash deposit of $100 wil be red on each lot at the time of sule. Se" Plats of the sui division may be obtained at the ofces of the ‘Trustee cr of the Auctiones JOHN J. JOUNSON 112-4 and 470 C street northwest, Back of National Hotel. SALTS EVERY FRIDAY AT 10:30 A.} COME AND SEND YOUR HOKS! -. that you want sold; Storaze reasonable rates; liberal advances made. so offer Horses, Carriages, Wagons, &c., at pri- vate sale. ‘Tele; hone connection, W. F. GE’ ROB'T. VOSE & CO., Auctioneers. MEDICAL, se. ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE aVi or two of Dr. Bigg] HEKS’ Invigorating Cordial. Wii cure any case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous ve- buiite and Dupotency. It imparts vigor to the whole 906 B strect southwest. B OTH AND GRAY GIVE prescriptions and send you to some sid» t who will agree to divide profits with the doctor. ‘Those disappotnted of a cure of p.ivate diveises should consult Drs. BROTHERS and GEAY, 906 B et. wei will furnish you medicines, wntee & cure or DO pay. ‘ihirty-five years’ experienec. 6-1m* I ADIb™'. YOU CAN CONFIDENTIALLY CONS 4 Dr. BROTHERS, 906 B street southwest. Particul: attention paid to all vases peculiar to Ladies, married oF ingle, All Irrevularit é8 and Ovarian" roubles treat Thirty five years’ experience. Ja?5-1m* De EON THE OUREST ESTABLISHED AND only reliable Ladies! Physician in the city, can be systen 121-1m* consult d daly at 237 Fenusy!vania-avenue. All female vee a and Irregularities quickly removed. pt treatment. Correspondence and consultations ‘confidential. ‘Separate rooms for la@iies, Oftics to4and 6 to8p.m, ja16-2m_ MA2AME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- dies. Alifemale complaints quickly cured. Can bs Consulted daily at 1245 7th street northwest. Officehours from 1 to 9 o'ciock p.m.. with ladies only. f6-2m" EAI Certain cure ioral Urinary Dean Ti peraey, Ole, fain cure for ee Syphilis, &c. "Gonorrhea cured in 48 hours’ WSE, BUENTWISLE’S, ‘corner 10th ttect aud Penney Nana, avenue norih west, Price $3 per box, sent by tan under teal on receibt of price. auld RK. JOHN TRIPE'S BLOOD PURIFIER in a certat cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ovarium Tumomy Ride Ley Diseases sua all’ Blood Poison. Cure of Syplulla guaranteed in either re. Send two stampa for pam- phiet. Revere Housa, Dr. JOHN TRIPP. det3-codlv De ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND longest established specialist im this city, with 18 3cere experience, will quarantes actiro in all Aissasea of ite ‘Urinary Ontans, ‘Nervous Weakness ele. Cone sultations “atric” Gonfdential. “Can bo ‘gonsuited Wednesdays an a from 2 to 9p. m.. Fading physictsneot Bultic Mitta ob Bo Ronis adine pi mn o No Liberty wtrves: Baltimore. Mee O20. - WOOD AND COAL. Coax Mw Daily arriving, direct from mines Lykens Valley and White Ash Coal.’all sizes. Dry and clean. Also, Kind- ling and Stove Wood, prepared iu best manner. G. L. BHERIFF, f12-Im 1114 and 828 Pennsylvania avenue. Coat Ano Koxprixe Woon. Our Stock of Coal and Wood is complete, and to which we ask the attention of consuimeda qualiey and quantity guaranteed. Prices—Lowest market rates. . STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘Mill and Depot, 7th-street Wharf. Office, 8. E. corner 12th and Penn. Ave. O'MEARA'S LIQUID 20° RI 00 FT L R ER 0O ¥ 244 bus sSE 8 oe bao £ Lik GGG LLILL uu ‘Warranted the strongest, toughest and moat elastic Give on Karth! Endoreed by that «reat Scientest, Prof. Haird, of the U. 8. Fish Commission. Glues every- Gita Stones Se. | Ainayn cade ter Rietantooet Una rc. [or ‘ase! daily by the 0. S. Smithsonian ‘Inatitute, Government Departments, Cabinet-makers, Marble-cutters and hun- Greds of families, Bottle of O'Meare’s Giue, with Brush and Tin Gover. only 2c, BY ‘We. extra, Sold by ali Drugyists, Grocers, Stationers, Hardware, &c., Ke. 1¢ trade and public suppned J. U. OMHARAE CO., 1347 Pennsylvania avent a0 GUN! ‘that fi CORN ENL di E en a Sporting Goods sent anywi ‘Sold also by W. C. O'MEARA, 215 Pemus. ave. 05 ee ee ee Ecoyomcan Anp Sark WEAVER, KENGLA & 00.°% LAUNDRY SOAP 18S ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE [T IS PURE; BEING ¥REE FROM ALL ADULTEBATIONS, SUCH AS MALBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &o., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES, IT 18 SAFE, BECAUSE IT {8 MANUFACTURED FROM STRICT. Y PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES, ) PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- KET ARE MADE FROM GREESE PROCUBED FROM THE OF PUIRID DEAD ANIMALS, THUS GRDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT BARS, AND EVERY BAR BRANDED WITH OUR NAME. f FOR BALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY. AND WH at s13 3244 WATEK STREET, GEORGETO' Tuose WOMEN FOLK. HOW HARD-HEADED MEN ESTIMATE SOME ‘THINGS WHICH THEY DON’T UNDERSTAND. Anybody who has led a domestic life rnows how com- mon suchtaings as the backache, and pains in the chest, are among women who dothe work. Often—and perhaps generally—the distresses are bor r( without much com- plaint. ‘The women get about, and the machinery of the house goes on. Beyond this, those coarse-grained anima's whom New England women call ‘the men folks,” seldom look, So long as their wives or Asugh- ters are not actually in bed, under the doctor’s care, the average thick-skinned husband and father gives the subject no attention. At the same time the poor house- hold drudgee—who descrve a better fate—creep around, broom or utenel.s in hand, up stsirs, down stairs and out of-doors, doing that woman's work, which “is never done.” Losses of loved wives and fair girle— losees whose suddenness and unexpectedness astonish those wooden-pated husbands and fathers—fall, soem- ingly out of a clear sky, and form the lozical sequel to the story of neglect. Now, you men who stand at the heads of ten thousand such homes, allow us to drop @ word in your receptive ears, If these women of yours are worth having, they areworth saving. ‘That back-ache—that pain in the chest! What are they but indication of some organic trouble of the kidneys, the heart, or the lungs? End it atonoe by the application of BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. It will soothe that nervous dis- tress, drive away that pain, bavish that dull, weary back-ache, zive new strength to the body and fresh hope tothe heart. No other plasters will dothis. The Ben- son's Plaster, however, {s not made to soll—but to heal. It is aremody which never yet broke its promise—and never will. Your druxgist has it. But bofore paying your 25 cents and putting the plaster in your pocket, look for the word CAPCINE out in the middle. Seabury & Johnson, Pharmaccutical Chemists, New York. f17 Facrs Wonrs Kyowa. YOUR LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON. KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET, WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS. ELEGANT SLACK TIPS, At25 cents a Bunch, ‘Three in a Bunch, CLOSING ¥RICES OF CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ TRIMMED HATS, UMES At 50c., 75c. and $1. FINE REAL BEAVER HATS, a At 500. and 750, RIBBONS, VELVETS AND PLUSHES Almost Given Away. CHILDREN'S AND LADIES’ CLOAKS. At Your Own Prices. FRY NCH PATTERN HATS, ‘From $ to $6, sold formerly at $15 and $20, BEST TREBLE ENGLISH BLACK CRAPE, For yelling, very wide, at $2 and $2.50 per yard. LACES, KID GLOVES, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, Cheaper Than Elsewhere, A few more days only and our great closing sale will end. Don't fail to call at KING'S PALACE, £3 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Pon Ayp Isvicorazixa. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, are invited to makoa trial of the celebrated Uo URPP PPP ERERRR TPIT ERE NN N VEPePE. Bat T EO NNN uu P P KEER R KEEN NN WW WH AT gs. 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Y., Feb. 21.—Twenty-eight men in the (cundry'at Sing Sing prison rei to work this morning. ————— Wall Street To-day. ‘THE STOCK MARKET STEADY AND DULL. ‘New Yous, Feb. 21.—The Post's financial article says: The general character of the stock market during the forenoon was something of an im. provement on that of yesterday forenoon. It wes | much firmer, though the net resuit of the fore~ noon’s business was to leave rices tor a majority of the stocks on the active list i to % below the closing figmres of last night, Rock Island was ex- ceptionaliy Weak, declining first trom 120% to 118, Tecovering to 1194, and afterward declining to 118%, making the het decline of 2 per cent from the close of Yesterday. Market was not weak, he: With this exception the though, at times, it was vy. None of the other active stocks showed any importance fluctuations. The total sales to 12:30 o.clock were about 175,000 shares. At 12:30 o'clock’ ne market was steady and dull. a The Markets. BALTIMORE, Feb. 21.—Virvinia 6a, consolidated, 0. 50's: “de n-forti BALTL 10%. 3, lower; western owe Se Tne, Hae ea ep western white, . 2d series, 34; past-due coupons, 48; Lew 40.; do. new 3s, 4% bid to-day. ORE, Feb. 12.—Cotton —quiet—m‘ddling, Flour stendy—Howard strect and western super, 4.25; do., extra, 4.3785.25; do., family, 6.40 city mills, euper, (3.7ou 80; do. extra, 4.62 3 do.. Kio brands,” 6.50a6.79; Patapaco tamily, do., superlative patent, 7.75. “Wheat—southern ana dul; souther Mal inber, 1.23a1.27; (0. 1 Marylai pot, 1.2 eh, 1.225¢81.2234; Ap ; . Corn—sonthern firmer: - westera ull; southern white, 68471; do. yellow, Tiai2\: freeh Feb- Apri!, 692692; May, and firm—sonthern, 50a54: 5la54: do. mixed, 49x51: ‘Pennsyl- - Oats’ steady Vania, S0ab4. Rye higher. 7b. Hay quiet and enay— prime to choice Penuaylvama and 16.0). land, 14.00 Provisions firmness. pork, 20-00, Wake meats—shoniders and clear rib rides, packed, 8ija10X. Bacon—shouldera, 91; Taais. Landoretived. Bi and firm—A soft, Whisky quiet aid ‘atesdy Liverpool per steamer dull—éotton, 3.9 wheat, corn, $1,000 2,000° busheis. Shipments Sales—wheat ‘To-morro market. clear rib sides, 11%. Od, Saas; Tol 17al3~” Keen steady and Reisen b FO : tarey . ‘Petrolenra nom! fined, T5aT%. Coffee dul — carvoes, ordinary to fair, 739.8%. Sugar hicher 9, copper ‘tefined quiet, Teyaloae 1.17a1.17'. | Freichts to in, Td. Recerpta—flour, 3.000 bushels; Nominations To-day. The President sent the following nominations to tne Senate to-day Corps of engineers: Lieut. Col. Quincy A. GIll- more, to be colonel, Lieut. co; Capt. Capt. Ch Capt. Charles \ Major Wm. E. Merrill, to be rew N. Danneil, to be inajor; Allen, to be major. Raymond, to be major. First Lieut. Philip M. Price, to ve captatn Mm jor dth cay: First Lieut. Fi Si to be first Lieutenants, nels V. Greene, to be ddie and Harry aptain. Lieuts, John Hodges pt. Louls H. Carpenter, 10th cavalry, to be ry. First Lieut Richard H. Pratt, 10th cavalry, to be ‘be calvary, to be ca Alzerhon 8, Ba ntatn, ‘econd Lieut. James 8, Jouett, 10th cavalry, to first Heutenant. loln C. White, 1st artillery, to be can- calvary; Captain Gilbest_ E. Overton, 6th ain 1st artillery. er, to be collector of customs, district of New Orleans. John B, Ra revenue, 4th di ‘ton, to be collector of internal let Virginia. Postmasters—E. Curtis Stevens, Hallowell, Me. ; Heber 8. Ives, Plantsville, Conn.;' Elias H. Davis, Avon, Andrew WwW L J ime: P elps, Fernsndina, Fla.; & H. Deas, Florence, S Cj Mrs Mary H. Letcher, Nicholasville, James Mount Vernon, N. N.Y. Bullock, Wolci Cold Springs N. Y.; N.Y.: ‘Orrin S$ Gilbert,” Lima, N.Y J. Lorish, Attica, N. '¥.: Leonard N. 1-on-the-Hudson, N. Robert wanda, N. ¥.; Andrew Bridgeman, Hiram W. Hascall, Lercy, Negany, N.Y. Fredérick d. M. Taylor, John E, Thomson, Meehante: Sullivan, Harrisonburg, Va.; Lym. ‘anford, Florida; Samuel . Riddell, at, Kock, Wm. Spraker, t. ¥. ‘=. Jennie A. Wyatt, Mount Sterling, Kentucky; Kentucky: G. “Hatchet, Frankfort,’ Kentucky: ‘ohn Taylor. Richmond, Ky.; James C. Evans, Glasgow, i. Tndfana; | Jacob F. Laumaster, Mount Holly, N. Y. ky.; David. Ri Kelley, 8 3 Albert S$. _ Peacock,’ Attica, James H. Anderson, Havelock. Ills ; Charles: irm, Trenton, N. J.; Levi © Leib, Ashland, Alexander "T.’ Moorhead, jr.; Indiana, Adaline Creveling, Catasonqua, Penn- nia; Reuben A. Steward, Milford, Deli; Mo. ania number of others, RECORD OF THE LOST VESSKL—LIST OF HER OFFI- ‘he Wreck of the Ashuelot. CERS. No information of the lossof the U.S.8. Ash- uelot has been received at the Navy department. The report, however, was not at all discredited, as the vessel was not considered very seaworthy; in fact, she was a laughing stock among naval offi- cers, She was a paddle-wheel, thin-plated tron known as a double-ender. tons displacement, and was what ts She was built in 1863 for the purpose of river navigation during the War and was used 38. was built at about the same time. ne in of the blockade similar busi- ‘vessels ‘Two or three A number of them were lost and the rest were sold, except the Monoca ‘y, Which 1s now in the Asiatic station, allapoos’, which has been greatly from her orizinal plan. The latest ip- formation of the Ashuelot recetved at the Navy d partment was dated January 4th. She was then at Shanghal and was expected to reach Hong Kong January 15th. The following is a list of the officers attached to her on © ber 1st, 1862: Commander H. E. Mullan, commandirg; Lieuts. A. J. Iverson, A. B. Wyckor! and H. T. Stockton; Master F. 8. Hotchkin, Cadet Midshipmen 8. H- Wrightand 8. H. Wilifamson, Pa-se% Assistant Surgeon 8. H. Dickson, Paymaster E. N. White- house, Passed Assistant Engineers Jus. Entwistle and RR. Lettch, Assistant Enyvineer J. McPick- rell, Cadet Engineers W. T, Webster and R. Stewart, and Pay OMficer’s Clerk David Mouat. eo i, PASSAGE BY THE SENATE OP THE TARIFF BILL ‘The votes on the tariff bill in the Senate yester- day, after Tae Star report clos*d, showed a dis- position to keep the bill as It was, and the amend- ments agree to were most of them unimportant. The first important vote was on the motion to agree to the tariff schedule as amended. | On this e yeas were 87 and the nays 23% Senators Ed- tmunds, Mahone, Sewell and Sherman.republicans, Voted against this proposition, and Senators Bir- Tow, Bay: Brown, Camden, Davis (W. V1.). Jackson, McPherson and Slater, democrats, vot: to agree to it The vote was then taken 01 the final Of the Dill, Forty-two Senators voted in the aff ative, and nineteen in the nega- itchell ‘was the only republican Senator voting against the bilL_Mr. Cameron was pate against it. Senators Beck, Call, Cockerell, ke, Farley, Garland, George, Hampton, Harris, Maxey, Pendieton, Pugh, Ransom, Vance, Vest, Voorhees, Walker’ and Williams, all democrats, voted in the negative, and the following demo- erats voted aye: Barrow, Bayard, Brown, Cam- den, Davis (W. Va), Gorman, Jones (Fiv.}, Mo- Porson and Slater. The amendment jr posed by Mr. Morgan for a horizontal reduction received only fl teen votes, all from the south but one— Pendleton. The ‘dill is tn tne hands of the en- grossing clerks, and will not be ready for sending to the House unter two or ‘three dys ‘The reductin o” revenue hy the bill ts prod:! ly grevter than, atoft toe Hous. T king an uver- os zee te .ejuctin 18 probably above 3%,- AGAINST THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH. When the clause in the sundry civil bill appro- Priating $100,000 in aid of state and local boards of health in preventing the spread of epidemic dis- eases was reached in the House yesterday, Mr. Manning offered an amendment providing that the money shall be expended ander the supervi- sion of the nation» 1boxrd of health. Mr, E:lts ex- Pressed his opinion that the nationl board of ealth was the most stupendous humbug and fraud ever created. He sail he cowla bring home to that board a deliberate attempt to create ru- Mors of yellow fever in New Orleans, Mr. Dunn advocated the amendment, and Mr. Manning de- fended the nation: board, ana reflected upon the Loutsiana state board, atiributing to It, In great measure, the yellow fever epidemic in 18% At be evening session the pending amendment was lost. THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. While the House had under consideration the item in the sundry civil bill appropriating $150,000 for the completion of the Washington monument, Mr. Hiscock (in reply to a question by Mr. Spring- er), stated that the monument would be completed two years from July 1 next. EXPENSES OF CONTESTS. The House committee on claims met to-day to consider the bill for payment of the expenses of contested election cases, and practically decided since it will be impossible to consider all of these cases at this session that they be allowed to go over for action by the 48th Congress. ARMY OFFICERS IN WASHINGTON. In the Senate, after a long debate, Mr. Bayard insisted upon his point of order against the amendment to the army appropriation bill, liiit- ing the stay of army officers In Washingtor, and the chair sustained the point and ruled out the whole amendinent. CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIO, The consular and dipolomatic appropriation bill was agreed to in conference to-day, the con- ferees on the part of the House agreeing to all the Senate amendments to the bill save the ‘Item for conungent expenses of consulates. The House fixed the amount at $100,000, and the Senate in- creased It to $135,000. A compromise was made in conference by which tt was placed at $110,000, ee the Department of Superintendence. PENING SESSIONS OF THE ANNUAL MEETING IN THIS CITY—DISTINGUISHED EDUCATORS PRESENT. ‘The opening session of the annual meeting of the Department of Superintendence, National Elucational Association, was held last night in the hall of the High School building. The hall Was nearly filled, the audience including many public school teachers. Among the members of the department present were the president, Prof. N. A. Calkins, assistant superintendent of ‘School: New York; the secretar; i. Jones, Ph. D. superintendent of schoo! Prof. Albert 8. Bickmore, Ph. D., New John Eaton, U. 8. commissioner of education; J. W. Schermerhorn, New York; Jos. Desha Pickett, state superintendent of public instruction, Frank- C. G. Edwards, assistant superintendent Of schools, Baltimore, Md.: J. ‘Wilson, su- rintendent o: wits schools, Ws D.C. A. Paul. principal Hish school, Wasbington, D. €.; B.G. Northrup, LL.D., Newton, Conn.; A. R. Marble, surerintendent ‘of schools, Worceste: ‘The Star Reute Tria’ RERDELL TELLS OF $2,000 CHARGED TO CONGRESS- MAN BELFORD. After recess Mr. Ingersoll continued his cross- examination. The witness having been pressed to name other charges in the books besides the one to “Wm.S8mith,” from which he could infer wrong, mentioned the Sam Jones entry. Mr. Ingersoll pressed him to recollect another. 5 “There was,” said the witness, “ a small one to Pe = ir. Ingersol “was es Fy Belford?” “Two thousand dollars,” said the witness, “It was taken from his check! witness—“the amount was.” “What was it for?” asked Mr. I ‘Money or what?” asked Mr. Ingersoll, ” sald the 3 “It was simply marked charged ‘for mail.’” “Was there.” Said Mr. Ingersoll, “a check given to Mr. Belford?” “There was,” said the witness, a what ba bank was it drawn?” asked Mr. Inger- 80) “Tt was drawn,” sald the witness, “on the bank Of Miadieton & Co.” AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day were Senator Logan, Representatives Parker, Beach, Ketchum, Hardenbergh, Anderson, Web- ber, Taylor, Dunnell, Valentine, Burrows, (Mo.), Grout, Pettibont ‘Van Aerman, and Dr. Brewer, résentative-clect;) Speer, Horr, Houk, Wait, mn, and Watson. Bins ror ScaFFOLD PoLEs For THE New PEn- Stox OrFice.—Proposals for furnishing scaffold poles for the new Pension building have been re- ceived at the office of Gen. M. C. eg me vising architect and Geo. B. — Naval Onpers.—Ensign James H. Oliver has ‘been ordered to attend the course of artillery ckoff,superiptendent of schools Yon- kers, |. W. H. G-rdiner, chief clerk bureau of education; G. F. T. Coox, superintendent of col- ored schools Wasbington, D. C.; Ell T. D, preeient Kenyon college, Gambier, 0.; D. utcher, stite superintendent of public instruc- tion, Wheeling, Va.; A. P. Fiint, Philadelphii & Montgomery, H. P. Montzowery, Z 8, Prof. C. C. Patnter, of Nashville, Tenn, and Mrs. 8 rah B. Earle, a member of the board of educa- ton, Worcester, Mass. ‘The evening was devoted to a very Interesting lecture by Prof. A. 8. Bickmore, of the American Museum of Natural History, Central park, New York. Prof. Bickmore illustrated by his lecture the method adopted at the New York museum of imparting instruction tn natural history to teach- ers by ineans of stereopticon views. At the close of the lecture a short bustness ses- sion was held, at which the following-named gen- Uemen were appointed as an executive committee to arrange the order of business for the sessions :—Messrs, J. Ormond Wilson, of Washing- ton; A. P, Marble, of Worcester, Mass. and J. D. Pickett, of Kentucky. A resolution was adopted, empowering the president to appoint a committee to labor with Congress for national ald to the pub- Ue schools of the country. THE SESSION TO-DAY. ‘The session of the school superintendents was resumed this moruing at the Congrega- tional church. The new arrivals to-day were Newton C. pougn rty, Peoria, IiL; Wiillam 8, Palmer, D. D.. Norwich, Conn.; John M. Birch, Wheeling, W. Va.; Joseph White, ex-secretary of the state ‘board, Williamstown, Mass; Dr. H.R. Waite, U.S. census office; Miss Schmidt, W. T. Harris, LL.D., Concord, “Mass; B. T. Jenney, Washington; J. A. Hamilton, Norwalk, Conn.? Geo. P. Beard, principal state normal school, Cal- Mornia, Pa.: Gen. 8. Armstrong, Hampton, Va. ‘The president, N. A. Calkins, called the cOnven- tion to order at i0 o'clock. Prayer was offered by Rev. A.D. Mayo. Mr. H. M. Harrington waselect- ed treasurer, and Mr. J. E. Rockwell assistant sec- retary. ‘The president made an opening address, 1n which he congratulated the members upon the progress made tn educational work, and men. Joned among the hopeful signs the fact “that so many of our Schools are becoming fields in which the teachers are themselves making Important dis- coveries in the true work of education,’ A report unon industrial education in Boston was read by John E. Kimball,end one on similar schools in Philadelphia by Charles G. Leland was read by Dr. Charles Warren. Dr. Wm. T. Harris, the president of the Concord school of philosophy, then read an interesting paper on the “Educa- tional Lessons of the Census.” This paver was followed by one by Mr. H.R. Waite. After this session the convention adjourned to meet at the High school to-night. a The Prize Dogs. FURTHER AWARDS THIS AFTERNOON. At the dog show this afternoon the following awards were made: Greyhounds, 1st prize, Fan, belonging to Joseph R. Pierson, Buckingham co., Pa.; 21 Maude, to F. E. Brisben, Phila- delphia. ampion Gordon setters, ist = Lady Gordon, owned by Garrett Roach, New York; Gordon setters, ist Scamp, to L. G. Billings, bre ‘2d, H. Fowle, Alex- on setter bitches, 1st prize, Mi owned by W.E , Flora, to L. ngs, “this city, recelved the Arse} or Tecei Champion Trish setter dogs, , belong! dit prise,” and Eady "Clire, an Irish Pp ant to John McIntosh, setter ‘bitch, 2 i District Geverament Affaire. bagel of the —y rict ye ye = closed to-morrow, and there will be m0 transacted, it being a legal holiday. — TRE POLICE EXAMINATION. sgintciatettae eahey oer Pa ami or by the ewe oMfoers a8 have been re oO tenants, composed of Capi. C J. W. Gessford and the several police and make report to the Commissioners, met at 8 o'clock tony In the office of the major at he ters, and proceeded with the examina- tion Of those officers in the Arst and elghi cincts. There are several of them, and they were all present. ‘These two precincts are those under the mesical charge of Dr. S. A. H. McKim, whe mde the third in the list of the commissioners —_———_ THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following sre the opening and closing prices ci the New York Stock Market to-aay, Do. ay : Do. 29 ac. SB Col, Coal. “ D..L aw 2K Den. &R hs Erie, ais. ingite ITA UIT: Tt. Gentrai Ou 185g 108 PST 36 9X Wad. Pac. ay ze al 685 Wab. Pac. ay & U ‘80%, 80; gins Mn Axtenee es Lavine Ciarw ro rae River Froxt —The heirs Of the late Noulry Young are, it is 8 14. about en= tering suit to asvert title to’ the property on the river extending from the Long 10 the Arse nal, on which all the prinipal wharves are located, excepting the Riley wharf,which ts owned in fee. “The present principal claimont is Benja- min Young, a grea ndson of Notiey Young, Whose will bears dav» March 14th, 1798, in. wulcl he Dequeathes squares 27, 329, "355, 890, $91, 415, 8. Of 415 and ¢72 to nis heirs, and it 18 claimed that the water rights attached were Ieased to the present occupants of the wharves oF thelr lessors, and that they own tne fer. TU Is questionable, however, if they can assert Ute, for a sult now pending in’ Une Supreme Court of ‘the United States has some bearing upon the qu and If decided in favor of the District, their claims, cannot be maintained. The question involved in the pending case is whether Water street was one of the streets dedicated to public uses when the city was laid out, arisen The Naval Cadets. FOUR OF THEM REPORT THEMSELVES GUILTY OF DIB ORDER—APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS, The following order was published by Ube superine tendent yesterday at the Naval Academy :“The sue Perintendent has received from Naval Cadets Mo- Creery, Field, B. A. Richardson, of the second class, and Cadet Taylor, of the third class, a states ment reporting themselves for taking part in the applause giv ot Street in she mes<-hall the 30th ult, duct of these gentlemen it i be noted upon thetr recoras, ‘The superintendent will take no notice of these re ports, 4s he will pot take advantage of cadets who through of honor make Kuown to the at i they have been guilty. dent, by an order, also announces pyO ntiments and promotions of i Ensign ©. P. Beton wo be cadet master, lo rank next after Cadet Master Armistead; cadet petty officer of the first-class, J. E, Palmer, to be cadet ensign, to rank after | : ign Shock; cadet petty’ oMficers of the U. A. Fieid, T. B. Richardson and - Taylor to be cadet petty oMcers of the frst totake rank tn the order named and next Cadet Petty OMlcer Hewes, of the first clasg, Ml Cadets A. Rust, J. P. McGuinness, W. We ver and Benjamin Wright are appointed petty oflicers Second class, to take rank inthe order named next after Cadet Petty Officer Nea, The atoregoing «ppointments were made to fll the vacanctes occasioned by the disrating and te duction to the ranks of those cadets lately Te ported In connection with duct. There are about 45 ¢: ue frigate Santee. Frightful Results of a SIXTEEN SCHOOL CHILDREN CRUSHED TO DEATH. An outbreak of fire under the stairs on the @ floor of the school-house attached to the RG Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, on 4th street, between Avenue A and First avenue, New York city, at 8:15 o'clock yesterday’ afte was the cause of a panic by reason of which size teen children lost their lives. Over 700 puptis, from. six to eleven years of age, attended the school and were In their class-rooms when the alarm of fire Tourth floor began quietly ‘and. was progressing rou! oor q and was rapidly, when a Sister of Charity, Tectwan was in charge of a class of girls, fainted from excitement, Tinmedtately the class was thrown into coniusion and a rush was made for the hallway, The stalt became crowded, and the frightened children over one another in confusion. ‘The railing of the stairs broke, and the struggling children were precipitated to the floor below. There the Men and firemen, who,with some passing citizens, rushed in, found them lying four and five Six were ‘taken out dead from the bottom of heap. Eight more died immediately after and more ina short time. A large number of who were carried to the tenements near by, were reported to be dying. Father Hespelein, the di- Tector of the school, stated that he was ;teaching with Sister Philippa, when he gaw the cominz up the staire. Immediately there were crieso fire and a rush and shuffling of fect. The holse Increased and several girls ran to the door, Saw the Sister get in front and shout “order,” but they m'ght as well have tried to stop a whirlwind, The girls broke and ran out screaming and crying, carrying both the Sister and himsel! wit them. He then heard the crash and saw the chile dren heaped up on the floor. ‘The Wive-Mawey Contest. TESTIMONY OF HON. JAY HUBBELL. In the testimony taken in this city yesterday tm the contested election case of Massey against Wise, in Virginia, Jay Hubbell testifiea that the republican congre.sional campaign committee Zave Manone $10,000 to help pay capitation taxes, He also testificd ‘that total contributions to Uhe fund, including assessments, amounted to about $26,000, and that after the catapaign was closed his committee burned all the papers and records, Dub that no part of the fund was used in Michigan. ‘The hearing inthe same case was resumed in Alexandria yesterday. Clerk of the Corporation Court Marye and Deputy Treasurer Caton were examined. —$—$_—_____ ‘THe MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN PHILADELPHTA.—The vote in Philadelphia yesterday was ight, the total poll Deing nearly 70,000 less than the total Yote in the presidential election of 1880. John Thompson, rep., beats Cobb, the democratic and committee’ of ohe hundred candidate for police magistrate, by over 8,000 majority. The com- exion of the new select council is republican 16, lemocrats 14, independent democrat 1 Of the Rew common council there are Sé republicans, #7 democrats and 6 Goubtral. Of the sctect council men elected yesterday 6 are republicans democrats. Five of this number were endorsed. by the committee of one hundred. Of the 45 com- mon councilmen elected 88 are republicans, 11 democrats and 1 Independent. Of these 30 were endorsed by the committee of one hundred. Samuel J. Medill, brother of Hon. Joseph Medill, and for many years editor of the Chi- cago Tribune, died at Quincy, IIL, last night. Flatau and his wife, an aged couple, were found dead in their room, at'280 West Pra! Balti yesterday. Both had committed sut- cide by taking leudanum. ‘They: were trom. Vin ginis and were very poor, sili i f - ; iprenen oe gus Sees