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: every AY end FRID*Y at p. m. 1 Poi t + ookout goine and Be ston, Provi- roa | ines i sud THURS. coe out, ecing and re- nth eetved doi.y ut WP. WELCH, Agt 5 jee Mr VERNON! MI. VERNON!! oGINS, Gen. Supt. x av) for Mt. reaches Washing: | BLAK , STEAMTR Ww. Ww. corcona Captain. Nether ands. [eave com x et, Jermey ety. NJ. Trewiariy every WED- DAY for Kotterdam and Amstercem, » teruately. a. $7 cd cabin, $60— se. $26. ¢ oeth Wilit tn treet, @. MEVZEKUTT oyp— ex New Yorn, Haven, weroN AND Baewes ¢ ny will sail EVE foot of 3d stree ‘om New York ty Hay : ‘fr QuuTH G@ RMA: Sree Lise Be ‘ TRDAY tr » Brew! Rates of poxsaze- F avenue Borthwest, Ace! Hi MBURG LEN W FKLY LINE OF STEAMTRS, LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY AT NOON, FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. For Passece apply to €. B. RICHARD & CO. Or to PERCY G. SMITH, 1851 end £19 Pennsyivania svenue. Send for ‘*Tourist Gazet.e.” Abs ue i TO AND FROM i BOSTON AND BALTIMORE, | LIVERPOOL, QUEENSTOW: GLA:GOW, LONDONDERRY 28 awed for safety anil sneod, and ace fited up with ail improvements conducive t> the cousfort of pamencers. — Cubin, 40270 and $80. } termeiiate, $40. Sverace, lowest r ie ‘Apoly t JAS. KELLEW, Til 7th ste: Ves. D. a. | @ BROSNAN, 6) 92b 46 MOSS, 225 lens: Ww. N, VANE TEE CUNARD STFA BETWEEN NE CALLING AL ¢ FROM PIEK 40. ¥ Catalonia. ANY EVERY WEDS April 13. i0RR. VASeAGE: $60. $50 and $100 for pass-neer accommodations. Fterragy at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liv- ERC Bi Quecustown and al other parts of Luropost ent ‘Throwzh bills of aden given for Eelfast, Glasgow, oe werp and other ports on the Continent an. es at the Company's offica, een, OF steeraze and cabin t> LOW & CO.. 605 Tth street, Washington, VLLNON ff. BROWN & CO., New York, AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SAL UR WATCHFUL GUARDIAN AND FarTHFUL TO-mokKROW. WLING, Auetioneer. rpromas L IMPORTANT ART SALE. CHOICE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION or T#SH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER coLors, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION ox WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEBKUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH AND MARCH FILS? AND SECOND, AT ELI A.M. AND THREE P, M., AT OUR NEW ART ROOMS, Corner Pernsylyaivii wenue and Eleventh atreet. resale hepemlaces New and Interesting Subjects magnificently 1r»med. from tho American Art Galler ro Fo ton street. New york. and isa Splendid opportunity toprocure fie, meritorious.» orksol art by esteemed and favor.te modern artist rope and America. 126-3 FPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ENcivere DerartMrxr, DISTEICT OF COLUMBIA. NGTON, February 20, 1883.) thet on WEDNESDAY, FFB- WER, 188 ish Whi ‘sof Wa an andi - town wilt besold at :nbiie auction for the term of one A, INSS, ae follown:— t2 o'clock p. Fish stalls, in the Geonetown, hizhest bi dez. Terma, ca-h, in * eaine time and upon the premi- Fish Waart, att e foot o: Potomac teidder. ‘Tertus, cush in advance. keep the whart in repair during bis LOCK P.M., on the asme day hand Gih northwest, in front ts of ( enter) Washington Market, all Lights ted ur allowe the Jaws cf the u, to establich Wherves and leaning and saie of fish in the dno wharf or dcek shail te situated at some v-int on the mse hiver Vetween 1th street vst, to the high s: 2100 to b= paid ou the ud to be paid within five di f the Pot Mth etreet we ard of Ccm:niseioners, D.C. -YDLCKEX, Major of Engineers, eineer Commissioner, D.C. UABLEIMER VID PROP RTY, bEING AT f MALYLAND AVE UE, CAD, 51 Tt TWENTY-FIGHTH FER. ENCING at FOUK-THIAT We will vell, in front of the prem- and 5, in squar- No. 864; these lots it 50 fect on 6th ‘sires 186 2-12 on’ ) aryland RauONg toe pee NOL G treet, the east ine of lots ange 153. 1 property i# sod iv ler 18 heirs to close aa estate, and is one of the best sit) ated properties in the eastern section, there being severa. Die iuailding obs in a idition to the houses. ‘Te ms: One-fourth cash; baiance in one, two and three years’ notes, to bear interes t and to be ecuirea by ded of trust. A’ deposit of $100 on exe» lot required, a e. Terms to Le complied with in seven days, = ise ressic; couveyancing, &c., at purchaser's erst, By order of the heirs. £21-dts Dl ANSON BROS., Aucta. SPECIALTIES. S. M.A. Fit NCU, MAGNETIC HEALER nd Business Medium, éan be found at 1010 7th street north west, wher It be pleased tomeet her ma ks. H. F. W pyant Ph: ute and ehro » hice a diseases (both mental and physical), ‘Koois 600 6th street northwest, tin this city, witty twent: onsult d confidentially. «ver Tom 2 to? p.m., at his office, 45 Guarantees a positive cure in wi dixeases of ous system. Cases re ent ¥ dito » Refers tol ad.ug} hy Baltimore, his ustive eity. Main office, 30 y street, Baltimore, Md. Privaie and sepa- rooms for ladies. Jan29-in 10 AND SEE PROF. WARKING, MEDIUM AND REAL ASTRULOGER, strect northwest. fo apy one who can equal him in telling the past, present and future, cauelug speedy lar isges, bringing separates tovether, and in business affairs, whose advice is invaluable. He tells consuito:’s baiue in full, and is the only person that can do 60. Prof. Warring asks no questions and uses no cards of ‘Messrs. OF 1S BIGELOW & CO. ae ae TISEAC 108 GIVEN OR NO PAY. jaul2? 05, street, Washington. Fee—Ls s, $1: gentlemen, $1. jal6-T 0" ” " RS. POWELL, OF PHILA. BUSINESS TVST RAILROADS. i Meaium aod Oxteror ant elves names, deseribos =— = — — rRona, ites mechanicaliy. Circies ‘luesday anc ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. Friday evenings. Also reads by cards. Will enmace iF. Ol iD E ONLY LU for private sittinzs. 928 E st. nw. Jall-iw* BEiw SPaND THe WES = i < 7 oS Ce SF PROOKE, TELLS ALL. THE EVENTS OF VANNEY COUPLER! STEEE BAS SCHEDULE 10 TAKE EEFECE SUNDAY, NOVY MBEK 12rn, 1882. js chicames Ciaran St OO raat 05 — Ch nn St, Louis x Sleeving Care toc: ‘Louis and Chicago. §:00—Balsimore, Ei z BOSTON apd On Su stops at all wod-PALTIMORE EXP peal ESS, (stops at ‘and leurel. 920:25— Pitts Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis Expres "Bleeping Gore te ‘Cincinnati, Lowsvile Chicco. ir eee eg ow 5—O- Sunday only fr 3 20—GALTIMOKE EXPRESS. = so— ib AL TIMOR] APRESS. So fe taore, Fhade'phisand X. - Exprome. 00—Faitimore and Way Stations, (Winchester, erick. Hagerstown aud Way, via Relay.) 230 & Laurel + xpress, (Fred- ng at Annapolis Junction.) Way. le Frousick Haccmirn, Wi Toderick. Haxerstown, Win ‘On Sunday to Point of 95-45 ALTIMORE EXPRESS” (Martinsburg and ‘Was, via Keiay. Stops at Hyattavilie and Laurel.) €:05—Tolu't of koeks and Way Btations 7 wo Bltnore and Way bia tons, S0—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. 8:40_FiTISBUKG, CLEVELAND and EXE EES ying Cars to Pittabury. 19:40—FH1i ADELPHIA, NEW YO:.K aud BOSTON EXPRESS. Sleeping Cars to New York. 19:55—Cticazo, Cincionati_and St. Louis Sleeping Cars to Cincinnaty, St. Louixand Cl 11:30-BALTIMOKE AND WHY STAIONS. w uwucay ouly. Other trainsdaily, except Sunday i zeae sy Obic Ticket Offices, Washi ¥ Station. itimors and Station, 619 and 1351 1éth street, where orders y « bacwage W be checked and received at ONS E. LOAD Gen, Seems fi t, Balto. *. K. LORD, Gen. wren WM. CLEMEN (5. Master of Traus... Baio.” yd ‘LIFE. All business confidential. and Gen- Hemen 50 cents each. 406 L streot. between 4th aad Sth streets northwest. 428-10w" snk ACY, WORED-RENOWNED FORTUNE Teller, Medical. Business C'airvoyant, born with ene sight, — pe led — > ‘dese character of abeen! ds. Satiefacti teod. 928 betreet. dis liw r SALE OF UNREDEEMED Pi PROTECTOR RESTORED TO AUTIVE ES. On THURSDAY, MARCH THE FIRST. AT HALF- DUTE Sessa. PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P. M., and FRIDAY, MARCH oe THE SECOND, 1883, AT “HA F-PAST" SEV O'CLOCK P. M:, Iwill ell at the est bishment, No. 1236 Pennsylvania xvenna, between 12th and 13th sis. northwest, all pedges fo {cited by nou-redemption at tus date, consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Chsins, Jewelry. Iadice’ and gente’ Clothing, Car- 4 Guns, Rey Ivers, Clocks, Blaukets, Bed- laa, Silver and P.ated Silverware, otc., te. "Parties holding tickets on which time exptros will Pisano takenotice. ' p HEIDENHEIMER, Broker. _™. FOL Y, Auctioneer. 127-8t WwW EES & CO., Kut smears, 659 Louisiana avec, Opposite City Post Gii-= -TEN PIECES ENGLISH CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS, CHINCHILLA, DIAGONALS AN OTHER FINE GOOD ~; MERCHANT TAILOK'S STOCK, WILL BE SOLD | T AUCTION, TO COVER ADVANCES AND PAY CHARGES. MORNING, K. £27-2t Mr. Hexnr A. Warrnmam, of thecity of Providente, RL, for many years the faithful and vigilant night watchman of the Barstow Stove Company's very exten- ‘sive ostatlishment, having been confined to his home soveral woeks by a very distressing illness, on resuming ‘his duties again avails himself of this early opportuni- ty for stating briefly afew plain facts, ‘Mr, Wareemax says: “4 tem months ago wastaken down with» severe | ‘icknom, which cofte4 ms to the house quite « lous time, and much of the time I was 80 Yors lame as to be ‘Unable to walk, and my left leg, from the hipto ths MACH FIRS1 : OCL toes, becams monstrously swollen, and I suffered ex- Degree yA SP RAEAAREE ENEMA 48 | tomoty from the constant intense pains produced by 20 8. P. BROWN'S HOMEST: AD. great inflammstion. I was trying the various so-called Within our ealesroom, THURSDAY. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. aapot A tts jleecord ist me ey | cures all the time, and was under the treatment of a folio’ cof the sand recoris of the trict of Comnibia, and af the request of the holders of | Physician seven weeks, but getting no substantial re- te jade in ef, Atthis time an old-time friend, a police officer, called upon me, and during our conversation informed me of the great benefit which he had obtaiued e said county of ton, in suid Distric , und aljacont to said city | by the use of Hunt's Remedy, and urged me uxton, containing seventeen and a half (17%) acres of cos pein ed ean, Reine tie. ane ad ; to try it, as he considered it @ wonderful mo- was 0 i a an deed x Poooriet in Ther Denon. folio 452 ke. of the ‘jund | dicin, I commenced taking Hunt's Henody. Tecon'ls for a id.co. i aid District, siving and ex- Gerling wo much thervof, about ive (O) seresaewas | Raving vory ttle faith that it would do foto 406, Bens of the ana fan eee ea Liber NO. 629, | ouch in such a stubborn case as ming, but my doubt ap” Hamibe; above described being the homestead of | was soon dispelled, for before I had taken one bott'eI cyel tae, tales. god aur builds began to get better, the severe pains disappeared, the aud clehicon mouths, with interes ate of fix | swollen leg gradually decreased in size, and I was en- ftensh wall cash, af te ‘ostion of the purchaser, | COUraged tu continue the use of the Kemedy; and tho 0+ must be d nsited on the day of sale. ‘plese the } improvement to my health continues, my appetite is rms of sale are col ed with within ten days the Rood. Ihave regained my strengtn, and Iam now per- forming again my duties as watchman at the foundry. Every night £ go up and down etsirs more than one hundred times, and am in good condition, and feel that my reoovery is dus to Hunt's Remedy alone. My se- Vere sickness and terribly swollen leg was cansed by the diseased state of my kidneys, and I think thatitiss nce in six, twelve the rate of six Tustee reserves the right to re-sell at the costcf tue defsuitiug purcha-e: COSINE PDASENTAMIN P. SNYDER, Trustoo cok. J. T. COLDWELL, Auct one! rpomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES! SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROLERTY, NAR TENSALLY -OWS, D.C. y virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 13th @ HP. Toiio Sab. Ke, one of tac aad Sores Toe MaTeEL | most valuable medicine that will so speedily relieve and on tise pegttnbla, the andersigied Trust-es will eell | cure uch a severe cage as mine. I therefore most ° ° ~ ARC! = Bi on tte AE HALE: een EOUr CaS cheerfully recommend Hunt's Remedy to all afflicted we f. Mowing. deseril 0) situated in Waehing- Kidn knot 5 ton cous.ty, District of Cclumt All that piece | With Kidney Diseases, as I know tt to be a sage and reli percel Of land, coutaining 4 acres, 1 rood and | able remedy. relies, more or ess, ax the wame is i dicated and described in a survey and plat dated Muy, 1852, by 1 ewis Carbnry, surveyor of said District, bounded on the west by thie'new road of said District, on the north Py the land of Washington Hurdio. on tue aouth by the land of Mrs. Ariana yles, aud on th east by Lat No, 7 of said plat and -urvey, the said Lot hereby conveyed bein marked and described in seid plat and survey as Lot No. &, subject toa res rvation of @Tuad or right of way 17 fect wid on the northern line between aid Lot No. Band the land of raid Washington Hurdie for the benefit of ali the owner- of Lota Nes. 1, 2.9, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 on said plat and survey, improved by-a ‘good me dwelling, slaugtiter-house, ice-house, stabiing, located near ‘exnalls tren, D.C. « ‘Terme: One- hird cash; the residue in twoequal pay- ments at alx and twolve montas, with notes bearing 1l- terest aud secured by a ded of tru-t oF all cash at the option of purclie 1. “Ail convevaucing, ‘e-. at pur. SPRLE Boose A eposit oF $100 wil be Foquired at Lire £23-dts JAMES L. DA ees “*PRovipeNcr, Dec. 6, 1882." 1 3 "4 m mmo coe. (—\-\-) i eis ool son preiiett 8 repoek Brim fed pe at ad Of sae. WILLIAM CELEBRATED STOMACH EE er 5858 R RrR Sgss, - RR 5, 8 mS RR Sggs8 3: TION. deed_of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 973, folio 247 et scq., one of the land records of Washinctou county in the Dirtrict of Columbia, and ut the requert of the party. ce wil fell at public auction on UES AY, SIXTH DAY OF MAKCH, A.D., 1883, at FIVE OCK YP. M., in front of the’ premises, all tin piece or parcel o land and premises situate in the city of Wash vgton in the District of and known aud distinguishe lon the yround | soon] zB ¥ be [—=i=l=ia} plas or Tat of wald ¢ ty as part of praciual lot mu vines eae ee ere ey Inyallds, broken down in health ond epirits by trect ninete ) feet est of the northeast cor- ring thence west alone the line street nineteen (19) feet; thence south seventy- 5) feet: east nineteen (1 ) feet; thence nor. seventy-five (75) feet to the point of beginning, bau the same property convesed to Thos. O'Melie b; doed, duly recorded in liber 942, folio 361, of the lan Tecords of the District of Columbia, toether with all the right., easements, privilezes and appurtenances to the same belonyin of in anywise apperiaining. -Terms: (ne third cash; ba ance in six, twelve and eiehtcen months; notes to bear interest and to 1 se- cu ed by deed ef’ trust on property sold. A deposit of 100 required at time of sa'e. Couveyancing, &e., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complicd with in seven lass, otherwise the Trustees reserve thericnt to re-sell rtthe risk and ecet of the defaulting purchaser, after five dasa pubhe notice cf such re-sale in some Lews- Duper published in Washington, D, C GEORGE K. PETTY, GEO.GE C: HENNING, f15-s,tu, thtds rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. IMPROV"D PROPERTY, No. 719 TWENTIETH STR ET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTEKNOOK, MARCH FIRST, 1883, t FOUR O'CLO . in front of the p'emises, fquore 120, tronting 19' Ishall sell Part of Lot 5, in feet on the east nid of 20th sireet, by « depth of 143 chrenic dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible ex- haustion that follows the attacks of acute disease, the testimony of thousands who have been raised as by a le from asiiilar state of piostration by Hostet- tetter’s Stomach Bitters, is a eure guaranteo thet by the same means you, too, may bestrengthened and re- stored. For sale by all Druggists ana Dealers generally. {1 For Bueasrasr: CHOCOLAT MENIER. } Trustees. SOLD EVERYWHERE. FARIS AND LONDON, >D_ Qui MA, GIPSEY FORTUNE, SELLERS. are encamre in Pariors at No. 608 13th st. n.w. “‘Ihey have testi- monials from the elite of Eniland, France, Indi: and the United States. 'n23-12w* MEDICAL, «ec. ANHOOD RESTORED USING A BOTTLE or two of Dz. BRO HERS’ Invigorating Cordial. Will cure any case of Seminal Weakress, Nervous Le- bility and Impotency. It imparts vigor to the whole system. 906 Brireet southwest. £i-Tm* D S._ 2 OTH RS AND GRAY GIVE NO EREE Prescriptions and sen some wide show drug- fet who will agree to ‘aivide profits with the dolor, ‘Those disappuinted of a cure of p-ivate diseasea should consult Drs. BROTHERS and GKAY, 906 B et. s.w. ‘will furniah you medicines, jee & cure or pay. 16-1m* ‘thirty-five years’ experienec. D: LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AD only reliuble Ladies’ Physician in the cits, can be comsult d daily at 237 Fenneyivania avenue. All female Compisints and Irregularities q ickly removed. Prompt treatment. Cozrespondence and consultations etric confidential. Separate rooms for ladies. Office 4and 6 to Ja16-2m seal on receipt of price. MASH00p RESTORED. A victim of ear'y impruaence, Premata gausing Nervous Do- bility, re Decay. ete., having tried in vain feet 10 inches to an alley. improved by a frame dwelling. ‘Terms: One-third cash ba'ance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest and secured b deed of tr +t. All conveyencing, &c., »t purchaser’ cost, $100 depoult required at time of sale, Bale poxitive, des THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. HOS. J. FISHER & CO., heal kstate Auctioneers. NewYork Depot, 54 Wall street. Boston Depot, 134 State street. 409-t&t4m_ CHANCERY SALE OF ABOUT TWENTY-ONE | : . A OF LAND IMMEDIATELY NOKTE OF Grmavir & Covs THE CITY, AND PRINCIPALLY LYiNG BE- MATICO CAPSULES aw OURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH | Aro warranted to effect a rapid cure in the most severe 8 S EXTENDED, SUBDIVIDED INTO | cases of private diseases. They do Hot fatizne the VILLA SIT) stomach as ail other « apsules with liquid Copaiba do, Under and by virtue of a decree of the Equi and wi bo found a safe and effective reed Court, pasced Decenber 6th, 1882, in a cause jata-tukfly SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. wherein Mary A. Holt ead et al, are complainant- and Columb» J. Esitn et al. ‘ere defeudan a jo. eet Suz yearn = rustes, will sell, on ‘s 4 MAKCH FIRST, "A.D. 1885, at HALE-PAS' ft Ecoxomroar Axy Sarz. O'CLOCK, on the premises, that tract of land kno na parts of “Ciessant Pi in sud rafount Fleaean EAVES ae, = ronting on Columbia rod, west of 14th street, an AY ENGLA & CO." Jonwing to the estate of the late James Exlin, eontaini Be about has been xtibdivided into-2l 10's | LAUNDRY SOAP or tracts, varying in urea from % to 24: acres, with Streets aud avenues contora ing to the subdivision of Mt. Pleasant and Columii College lauds, ‘Terms of Sale: One-third of the purehase-money to be pati in cash, the reminder in two equal instalments atone and iwo sears, with interest from day of saie, end scoured by deel of trust. All convey ancing at the cont of the purchaser. A caah deposit of $100 wil be required on each lot at the time of sule. Plats of the sui division may be obtained at the oftiece of the Trustee or of the Auctionvers. JOHN J. JOHNSON, 7 12-4 32S 436 street. Gua AUCIION BAZAAR AND LIVERY STABLE, No. 468 and 470 © streot northwest, ‘Back of National Hotel. SALPS EVERY FRIDAY AT 10:30 A.M. COME AND BEE US. SEND YOUR HOKSES. Carriaves, Waxons, &c., that you want sold: Storae and Hoard at reasonable rates; Uteral advances tate, We alsoofler H IS FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING ¥REE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MA! BLE DUS’, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATY, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES, IT IS SAFE, BECAUSE IT [8 MANUFACTURED FROM STRICT:-Y PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED 1 ALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES, ) PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- KET ARE MADE FEOM GREESE PROCURED FRUM THE CARCASSES OF PUIRID DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UPIN BARS, AND EVEKY BAR BRANDED WITH OUR NAME. , FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERATLY. AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, } r Horses, Wagons, &c., at pri- 7 EET, GEORGETOWN ™ Gp Biche ae eae she ero andin. | Yale =o ara sl3 suntan K STREET, GEORGETOWN, D.o, For ob cima Sirnersa, EPorzawe™: Cm | lam of unten ge: Twila reaps Siatwittt | _ROB'T. VOSE.& 00., auctioneer.” 7 GEM | 900 OMEARA'S LIQUID 20° Bor sitteours and tne West, Chicaro Lounted Ex you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wan dis- Pa ef tea sat ¥-0a.m.. daily: Fast | Covsted by a misiouary in South Americar "Send a PROPOSALS. Bek oO YY A OE Line. 9: ‘with Sleepine Cote fron | Self-addressed eare.ope to the Kev. Josxeu T. Inman, — aoc rir oO Yy & L . Ex pres 12a) | Station D, New York city. O7-». ta,th, &k, Ly ASGNERS BAL SALE. EEOO ¥ faa £ ae oe ee Den 20RzETSON., THE MOST RELIABLE AND — : Ce eS ee longest fn this city, with 18 | ‘The un ae ascignee of Nani Gutman, will ees Jam tgpetionce, will guarantee acure in all of | receive proposals in writing For'the purchase of the bf ufslo, Niagara, | ile Urinary ous, We ete. Gon: | stock in store No. 912 7th street northwest, the ame 8 ca with Paiscs Oy | 82 gonfidential Can, be consulted | consisting of Dry and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Trim. GGG ELi Wednesdays Sstardays, from 2 to 9 p. m.. | minu. Ke, ko. ou and Kimira, 019.59, | a his £5 C street northwest. Hefers to tho | ‘The Assinee reserves the right to reject any and all Warranted the stronger, toughest and most olaat For New Yor and th ‘00 a.m., 10:90. m.53: tee paAljbids to be filed by MARCH THREE, 1883, FOUR | $ive.on arth! Endorsed by that ereat 5 sn 10:20"p.m. LimSied Express of Billuey = Tay A. FISHER, Acai Chie, Budna ae Naat y WONG, Paper: Lester, Gis Ps y FINANCIAL. £21-5t 912 Tth strest northwest. | GhimM Bune, Be. | Als os ———— — = = Departments, Cabinet-m jarble-cutters = HE NEW IDEA—THIS 18 THE AGE OF PHO- PROFESSIONAL. red or fame. eee ey Ste, wits he MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCTA : Bold by all Draguista, Grose’, 2 . TIOS ia the new idea in Life Insurance. Has thoap-| [MPORTANT TO TADIES.—LADIES MAY BE &e., ke. roval of the wisest Insurance experts, and unprece- | & accomm with Board, before, dnring and atter | #9450. 4) 4 oe me fap of the public—weiting over fourmil- | sickess, with medical treatment, in a piysiciags SEA By tinea family. “Address Mrs. SLOANE, "Experienced Mi 1341 Peaneynenie Ne re Office: 1509 H street. wife, 116 North Caroline street, Baltimore, Md. f22-6t that eee, ‘1 nié. I. ¥. KNIGHT. Manager. 9, 8 amit 10:40 For Fose's Crrek Line, 6:40am, and 4:40 p.m. daily, ort Supday. For —— Gi0a-m end 4:40 p.m. dally, except AXANDKIA AND FEY DERICKSBURG Rall. “Way ‘ND. ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON om, On 3 12 ielmoud and the South, 6:30 and 11:25 a, == egjmeud 5:00 voto. daily. exéopt Sunday. Jexandria for 6:00, 8:00, oe ee 5:10, 7 a @ ily exes? Mi Ou Sunday at 8:00, 8:53 and 10:00 a.) 400 and 9:20 p.m. ‘Tickets auc: information at the ottca, ak suvet and Pennsylvania aven bow, wiesc crders can be lef! for the fee te dcetination from hotes northeast corner and at the sta of bag- ___THE TRADES. J BDGEES, JOUKSALS, . ‘tal — at Lycett’s: Bindery, Cash Books, &e.. &e., 012 Pa. UW. MONEAL, Prop’. CFUS H. DARBY, BOOK AND J OB PRI IRLSS-WORK FOR THE TRADE 432 Oh near E etreet, rig N_ BROTH! eo Pane Paka Sav 7 WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE as OR oe URTH'S Old Stand nowy OTHE can be sold at respectable prices. Address StSTis 012 Seana, No. 619 D. between 6th and B. B.—Xote by mal vpromptiy attended ta o CrLLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER and Thar SS FISHERS, sete. P2VATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bonght and Fold on Commission, Ko. 39 151g STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, €4 Broapwax. New Youx. . Fvere clans of Securities bourht and sold on commis- sicn in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston ond Washington. Orders executed on the promptly. formation RIIFICIAL EYES, E $95 GUN{ ‘That $1 CORN’ 5. THE $1 A $10, $1! ‘H at anywl Sold also by W. C. O'MEARA, 216 Penus. ave. 05 A VEGETABLE PRODUCT, Only used in Aver’s Aaux Cung, has proven iteelf a never-failing and rapid cure for every form of Malarial asses: $1 Boxwood Poermeometets that $7 Field 60 Pearl opera. | HEMPLER'S (The Optician) Old Stand, 453 Pa. ave. “‘Telephonfe connection. 48 SEFUL FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AND LON. U gevity, hence the thousands from far and near that visit Dr. WHITE'S establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel, fur relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails, Chil- Bains, Vagcul'r Excresences and other complaints of || Disorder, Fever and Ague, or Chilis and Fever. No in- she fect, “Fetablihed in Waehington, D. Grin 1801 Jury follows its use, and its effects are permanent. It efers Inost eminent phyricians \d surgeons. Oltice fee $1 yer visit tor putdng the feat in order’ set R. H. L. BOVEE, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, rouses the system to = condition of vigorous health, cleanses the blood of malarial poison, and imparts a AN, | fecling of comfort and security most desirable in Ague Sate args eee be | wie yarn % a8 Been iT aeet ‘obpostte te Res Hi o 020 _| marshy and miasmatic regions. ane superidrity B. M. 8. , PARSON! M: DICAL ELEOTEICIAN, < Aras sect over any otaer compound is that iwanie ana Electro Baths, jweed- | it contains Arsenio, or mineral; oonse- movment, Magneto Treatment” ke Hoare from abate sepals best rete ora street northiweet. _ "06-bni ‘oer pa tenia "row = cud yi E eft as healthy asf they had never disease. ——____ DENTISTRY. ‘The direct honor doadepleheren ae Die for Liver Copiluiie, protusiog tasty couariat ‘DENTIST, eee = 1267 F streot northwest. a m4 Prosorvation of the Natural Teeth aupecmige rete | _? = 3 RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- P ¥ »- cocoa. A ied immodiaany natural feat E BREAKFAST. Sedsly’ “Die DON NALCY 18ai ¥ streot northwest. hiranbanay ong stole —— ee Scmowindes of tho naturel laws. BR, BANDAGL PARSONS, Dewzarr, te overs hooremionn? dissation and nutrition, at or Dé Gold"“iliings "a spoclaliy, Gas tren tage ferioeen ms = D* MLOEEER, DENTIST, save 0S ‘Ttis by the Judicions oe STREET tee ot la @ constitution may be section es sa aaath vas, ready to i ‘ss eT. Ma DENTIST, No. 437 week werenes oe nie kes | Seer = He branche, "Tooth ineatiad $1 per oot — = tried rie pb = OWLAND DENTAL 5): ee Ws ree, eo Quorn OR etait | old in tina, (uly H4-tb, and Th), by Grocers, labated. Ritrows Side wiinod wa eg oe under : JAMES EEPS & 00,, Sea eae fog EES Comey He ane ‘GLl Bi street northwest, THE EVENING STAR. UESDAY.. February 27, 1583. 2d Edition. Lats Tegan toh Sta Funeral ef irs. Jewell. New Yorx, Feb. 2%7.—The funeral services over the remains Of the late Mrs. Esther Jewell, widow Of the late ex-Governor Marshall Jewell, were held this morning at the residence of her son-in-law, Arthur M. Dodge. The Rev. Dr. V.ncent read the funeral Trnlch were of the mo:t simple theracter. Very’ few were present outside the men.b Ts Df the deceased’s family. When theser- vices were ended the body wag taken to the Grand Central depot, and removed by train to Hartford, where final services will be held and the body deposited in the family vuull. A Poisoning Story Contradicted. Cutcago, Feb. 27.—A report. was received here Yesterday that 20 lumbermen tn the Michigan pineries had been potsoned to death by their cook using strychnine In mistake for sodain making biscuits, but an Investigation showed the story to be untrue. P. J. Sheridan Not Arrested. New Yore. Feb. 27.—P. J. Sheridan, for whose arrest it ts stated the authorities at Washington have tssued a Warrant, has not yet been taken into custoty. At the U.S. marshil’s offlce it was stated to-day that that official had not received any offictal ‘intimation of a warrant having been issued tor Mr. Sheridan’s arrest ee Repentant Sophomores. Hawover, N. H., Feb, 27.—The sophomores. of Dartmouth college who were suspended for disor- derly conduct about the college buildings, and who have hitherto refused to confess, have now done so and been reinstated, Their punishment has not yet been announced. Suspension of Paper Makers, Sovri BEND, I1t., Feb. 27.—Luclus Clark & Co., Paper manutacturers here, have suspended. The firm has issued a. circular calling their creditors together and promising a statement of their as- sets and abilities on Saturday next. -Thele mil is the largest in the west. The firm are heavily interested in paper manufacturing in Chicago, — Underground Wires, ALBANY, N. Y., Feb. 27.—The senate to third reading the bill compelling all telegraph, telephone and electric light companies to lay their wires underground, to take eflect on the 1st of March, 1885. AN ORDER FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT. Loxpon, Feb. 27.—The Arnoux Electric Light gompany has received an order to furnish light for the Uniied States and Canadian departments at the fisheries exhibition to be held here. Another Telephone Consolidation. Bostox, Feb. 27.—A Lowell syndicate has bought out the Northwestern Telephone company, with the right to the entire telephone busiuess in Min- nesota; in Burnett, Douglass, Paine, Poik end St, Croix counties, Wiscons!b, and in the Territory of Dakota north ‘of parallel’ 45 degrees. The lease from the American Bell Telephone company 1s understood to be perpetual. Some Lowell men, with several of the present Western board, will constitute a board of directors. It ts understood the capital will be $1,000, ‘The territory bought has 1,500 subserib: ——— Wall Street To-day. STOCKS DULL AND STRONG. ew Youx, Feb. 27.—The Post's tnancial article Says: Stocks Were generally dull and strong throughout the forenoon. ‘There seemet to be & £004 deal of disposition to buy stocks in the ex- pectation that the adjournment of Congress in a few days would relieve the suspense always at- tendsnt upon the expectations of what may be done in Use final legislation, There was a’ tair buying mi tin Lackavw. St. Paul. Union Pacific, Missourl Pacific, V Northern Pacitie, in all of wh: vance ranging trom 3 to 13,, the latteron Wabash preferred. The total of sales up to 12:30 o'clock ‘Was about 145,000 sna The Markets. BALTIMORF, Feb. 27.—Virzinia 68, consolidated, 80; pret-due coup ns, 48 bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.—Cotton quiet—midaling, s;.. Flour lower for higher crades—city mills, How- ard street and western super, 3.5014.25; do.,d0., extra, 4378.25; do,. do., family, 5: city mille, super, 3.75a4.50; do., extra, 4.1 50; Rio brands, 6.2526. 50; Patapsco family, 675; do., superlative ge | 70. Wheat—southern steady; ‘westera higher. and dull: southern red, 1.2041,28: No. 3 t Ss we eee 19055 re fed: Marel Bid, Aral reach bs? TBsNal.29%6, "Comme southern ‘easier; western a shade Dettor and dull; southern white, 6526834; do. yellow, 6528: Tuixed, spot, 63%a60e" Fel Seis inguiry—southern, 50a54 3 ‘72a75. Hay unchanged and easy. Ghehanted “Buter “nuit teasne ‘packed, 20825; roll, 1722. ews eamer. 20, Petroleum Coffes firm—Rio Sucar Arm—A eott, 9; 183i western winter, Whisky firm; steamer unchanged. ipts—flour, Pbeat | 39,000 bushels: corn, 135,000 Tidito0 bushes: Bales wheat ¥ . Balee—wi 209,090 bushels. Lively ec in the House. PROCEEDINGS CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION. Mr. Haskell, of Kansas, offered as a substitute a resolution reciting the constitutional question substantially as raised by Mr. Hammond, and de- | elaring that if the bill shall be rererred to a com- Mittee on conference that the constitutional question shall also be confided to the committee, Which shall submit its findings to the House. Mr. Carlisle raised a point of order against the Substitute, and Mr. Haskeil began his remarks by the statement that the House tari bill was dead —killed by delay and obstruction. The Speaker.—The chair desires to hear argu- ment on the point of order. Mr. Haskell satd that there was another bill on the Speaker's table, and on that bill hung the hope and faith of the people that before Con, adjourned they should have tariff legislation. When Mr. Haskell closed his remirks he stated that he would yield his time to the gentleman from Ohio (Mr. McKinley), but the Speaker held that upon a discussion of a point of order time could not be so yielded, and recognized Mr. Ham- mon Mr. McKinley, however, made an inquiry of Mr. Haskell, who rose to reply, but was called to order by the Speaker. He endeavored to hold the floor long enough to answer the question, but the repeated rapping of the Speaker’s gavel and cries of “order” from the democratic drowned his words, In an indignant manner, Mr. Haskell rose to a question of personal privilege. “Ohl that 1s desperate,” exclaimed Mr. Black- burn, sarcastically. - The Speake! Mr. Haskell.—My question of personal is that Tam dented iny rights on this floor un: the pariiamentary laws the House. ‘The Speaker.—The Chatr will state in the frst pee that the gentleman ts sadly in error, because ¢ had the floor to debate the point order, subject at any time to limitution by the Speaker. Speaker recognized another gentleman, and the gentleman from Kansas ts not entitled to occupy an hour in debating a point of order. For that reason the gentleman's right to debate is not Intringed._ [Applause on the democratic side. Mr. Haskell—I rise to @ question of pri (Cries of order.]_ Gentlemen on the other side will Rot take me Off the floor by scowls. Let that be inderstood. unders 5 The Speakercannot take him off the floor, sug- Sested Mr. Blackbura. Mr. Haskell’s inquiry the right to ask unanimous consent to reply to Mr. McKi g was objection. graces cusmeany ama mom © conduct 5 gentleman Georvia. th from ts recognized. plawse on the democratic side.} ey ‘The discussion Was in progress when our report closed. privit Capitol Nets. ar. from the committee on foreign the Hi far bie Berrape iy ealaaee strane er ation of 80 much Of the treaty of Washing- ton as relates to the ‘i : i { ELL’S CROSS-EXAMINATION. The Star Reute Trial After Recess. After recess Mr. Davidge opened the proceed- fngs by making a motion that the papers—not of- fictal—which have Deen produced in this exami Ration be placed In the custody of the court. After argument by Mr. Davidce, Judge Wyte Said the papers would have to be ‘placed im the custody of the clerk. Mr. Bitss_ ob; to these papers being tn Spected by the defense except in the presence of & Tepresentative of the prosecution. Judge Wylie the prosecution could claim no such niga A “STAR” ARTICLE. Witness seid he did not write, for publication in ‘THE Stak of this city, an article for the purpose of convincing his co-defendants that he was not going on the stand in this case, but did write en articie for Tax Stax “for the purpose, as I remem- Str Tngerwoll bere showed Uae Wikaees a clipping in Tue Sram “I wrote that article,” said the witness, “or, at Teast, copied tt.” “Who wrote it?” asked Mr. Ingersoll. “My counsel, Judge Wilshire,” said the witness The witness then read the clipping from Tae Stak, which was a letter addressed to the editor of THE Stax, dated December 27th last, sayin in re- ard to a publication in THE Star of the evening tore that he denind having had any communtca- on with Messrs. Merrick, Ker or Bliss in regard Wo going on the stand. VAILE COMING BACK. To-day a Stax reporter, on inquiring of Mr. Henkle if he had heard of his client (Mr. Valle), Was Informed that the stories about Mr. Vaile not Teturning were all bosh. Mr. Miner, who was sit- | Ung near, produced a dispatch trom Mr, Vaile to | him, dated Tndep-nidet Mo., February 26th, asking, “When will 1 be needed?” Mr. Henkle Pr marked, “And I telegraphed him to come ot and last pight I received th: following: * Taink will leave to-morrow,'” which, Mr. Henkle said, indicates that he 1s now on his way. Longfellow Day. INTERESTING RXERCISES IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Exercises in celebration of the birth day of the Poet Longfellow were held in all the grades of the Public schools of the District to-day, and were not only of an interesting character, but’ practical tn their bearing and scope. Some portion of the day in each school was devote! to the subject, and the children in this ay learned much of Longfellow and his poems. The programa, of course, were Varied to sult the capapilities of the aliferent grades, but they all comprised the three phases Of the Subject—titerary, musical and artistic. ARTISTIC. In the tater the blackboards were covered with drawings, executed by the scholars, of scenes and incidents from the poem& A picyire of Long- fellow appeared on most of the boards, and of bis house. ‘Then followed other pictures, such as the youth of the poem “Excelsior,” drawn in black in the midst of a snow storm. “The Wreck of the Hesperus” was illustrated by a ship broken on the rocks. In one room in the Jefferson building the | Dlackboard was covered with six large sketches; the work of one of the boys who ts gifted in tals line. These pictures were remarkably good. They included the poet's picture, one of his house, ie ship, sunrise, the open window, and the bi: smith. Beslites these original pictures, drawinzs and engravings were displayed in many of tic Schools. MUSICAL AND LITERARY. The musical portion of the program consist? of | Singing poems set to music, Upidee and others, of which there are a large number. | 4, The third and last feature of the exercises was the literary, which comprised short selections from Longtellow’s poems recited by the puptis.. In some cases only a line or verse was recited, but they were so distributed that each scholar learned Something Of the great poet’s writings. Then Mottoes were writt:n on slates and on the black- | boards, There were recitations given and specimens of the transpositions jot his’ poetry into prose, The scholars [Were also “culled upon to tell. in. thelr own w: y the story of some of the poems, The | exercises were of Such a varled character that every child could take part. The Uttie ones who Were just beginning to write were asked Lo write the hime Longtellow on their slates, and then they id anecdotes Of the great poet or repeated those that had been told to them. In some of tie schools the exercises were becun with a familiar talk by the puptis on the Iife and character of the TO. The entire celebration of the day was car- Tied out with so much judgment on the p:rt of the ‘Yeachers and enthusiasm on the part of the schol- ars that It cannot but be benefictal in its results, ‘THE DIME CONTRIBUTIONS for the monument were generally given. At all the schools. a number of the parents and pupils caine in and witnessed the exercises. The draw- ings cn the blackboaras in all the schools attracted. general commendation. _ Charge of Mail Robbery. ARREST OF A LETTER CARRIER. Frank Callahan, a letter carrier, was arrested were found on him, and he admits taking them. He was taken before U. 8. Commissioner ne matron an examination and gave ball in —— PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: W. W. Brigg, Washington, assignor of one-half to B. F. Herwig, New Orleans, two patents leather cutter; Daniel T. Chambers, a: or of one half to A. G. Cc: Wi fastener for gioves, &c.; ‘Wm. Clark, Baltimore, Md., wheel barrow; Chas. Frey, Baltimore, siphon; Andrew D. Hart, North = Gee a fire — 3 W. H lorner. *¥. Hyde, ore, water proofing | fabrics; Susan A. Hurley, Was! | and attachment for window shade rollers; 8. Jenni Baltimore, preserving fish; Jacob Karr, Washington, quarter-second time mechan- ism; Hermann Perlich,Baltimore,insect destroyer; | Horace Resley, Cumberland, Md., bottle st fastening; Marvin Stone, Falls Cliurch, combined finger ring and tooth pick; Norman Wiard, as- signor to R. C. Schenck and Hi. D. Cook, Washing- ton, manufacture of gun powder. NavaL OnpERS.—Passed Assitant Surgeon Ed- ward H. Green, ordered to duty in the museum of hygiene, Washington, D. C.; Passed Assistant Surgeon N. H. Ferebee, to duty at the New York navy yard; Carpenter Nathan H. Jenkins, to duty | atthe naval station, New Lon ton Conn.;' Carpen- penter Henry R. Philbrick, detached from duty at the New London (Conn.) nival station and placed on waiting orders; Lieut. John Garvin, granted thre months’ leave from the 19t of March, Range OF THE THERMOMETER —The follo’ ‘were the at the office of the chief sig: | oMcer to-day: 7 a.m.. 21.59; llam..%.0°; 2pm, 90.0. Maximum, 32.0°; minimum, 20.8°. ape SuppEN DgaTs.—A young man named Wm. R. Lusby, residing at 1229 11th streeet southeast, was found dead in x THE WIL OF JomN SLaTER—An exemplified copy of the will of John Slater, of Alexani county, Va., was received by Bamsd to-day for record. He leaves in trust for the AFPLICATION FOR ok C.F. Wroe @ mandamus Soeisueeeen wee T. Havenner Columbia Bi &F [ | ; 4 Hl tn E A 2g 7 i | : i g t ! ui j ‘ i i F : it -F 4 Ff i ad I bf i iW i 4 | H i E i i f i Hl i HI Ha 2g 2 C3 or i A Er : in g f i HE if H oH it ‘The Indictment of Mr. A. 8. William BAIL. FIRED at $500. Bull was fixed im the case of A. BR Williams las® evening at $900. Up toa late hour this afternoon Dall bad not been given, Dut It was understood that Mr. Williams, who was tn his place in cout a8 one Of the counsel of & W. Dorsey, in the star Foute trial, was prepared to give it. District Government Affairs, OF INTEREST TO TAXPAYERS. The collector of taxes says that only one Gay Temains after to-day for the payment of curren’ taxes with 6 per cent pepalty added. The addle tional penalties will be added after to-morrow. PERMITS TO BUILD. Bullding permits issued by In: Entwisie as follow~::—Martha SuUL, erect a two-story dwell ing, H, between 24 afd $1 streets porthey $8,000. BH. Warner, erect two small dwellings, #500 Ten banite Sree Morick Tung, jerman a ir welling, 8th street northwest? ‘Sarah Collins, repair trame, I street, between Delaware nue and 32 street’ northeast; $250. 1B. Nonihelmer, repait frame, 3276 M street; $12. EM. Willa, erect am engine house for hoisting, &c., 13th-street whari; $500. John Burke, erect a small store, 8th, be- ‘tween D and E southwest ; $1,800. > THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. 4 following are the ovening and closing pri «the New York Stock Market to-tay, as repor: ty special wire to H. iL Dodge, 839 15th strest. Dame. a] ene a; Gy Cen. Pactfic...| 80% 80 Nor. & Wea p. ay Chea £Oni0-.| WX Bis Noreh Pac ....| 474! Do, Ist pref.) 20 30° Do. pret...) Rey 8s Do. 24 pref.-| 23° 2 Northwest... am mR CCC. €1..1).....| Tse ont. & West. a | ey 80 |.....)Pac. Mall 40m) Oy IW¥ Wy Peo. PD. | @ GN 4 Renaing | 58 86 | 87 jst. Paul ain 101 6)... ../SC Paul pret. 19 2 iia” jst. a Omaha) | et Lake Shore .../1083, 109 Do. pref, .... 1064 108 Lou. & Nash ../ 58°"| 537% Texas Pac...) 38 Sa% $2 | O33, Tex. P.ragts. |. 7 27% 34 Union Pac...) Oo BH MR Wad, Pac... | 27 SBN W% TIX Wad. Pac. p'd.| "484 - 125% 1964, West Union..! 81 | 81 eee News Sricis, Receiver Atkinson, of the defwnct Rochester city bank, states there is a probabiltiy that de Positors Will r-celve about 20 per cent, Admt:al Crosby, of the United States navy, has arrived at Southampton from Brazil. At the Fredrick. Md., municipal einction yesters day, Hiram Barigis, democrat, was elected mayor, and the democrats control the corporation. The First National bank of Union Mills, of Union city, Erie county,Pa., closed its doors Sature day. Th the Wrestling match between Duncan C. Ross gnd Tocobald Bauer at Savannah, Ga, yesterday, 088 WON. The levees between Greenville, Miss, and New Orleans, and also those above’ Vicksburg on the Mississippi side, remain intact, ‘The grand jury at Milwaukee found an Indictwnent against Sheller, the barker cg the Newhall house, charcing hi with setting Ore to the building. His ball was fixed at $10,000. The Pennsylvania rafirosd company are con- templating establishing baat connections between Cambridge and Oxford. Md., and Baitimor?,to cone nect with their recently purchased ine, Whe Dore chester and Delaware ratiroa‘l. ‘The case of ex-Treasurer Polk was called m the criminal court. at Nashville, Tenn. yesterday, bul Was continued, owing to the illness of th pri-oner. ‘The Massachusetts house of representattves yes> terday engrossed the Dill providing for tne de struction of Engilsi sparrows. ‘The superintendent of public instruction of Vine called a conference of the couoty and superintendents of schools to meet in play. seorze C, Barber, charged with having attempt. ¢4 to sell bogus bonds of the Albany and Susqi Danna railroad mpany, had a» hi ing in Phiine deiphta yesterday, and Was held in $1,500 ball for & the Newark (W. Essex county, the mr tution of the city of Newark, last. night’ voued to admit ministers of all denominations to visit the inmates. At the investigation of the charges against the officers of the Dixmont (Pa.) Insane asylum yes. tenday, D.C. C. Carroll stated that he refused to take ivedicin id was knocked down, kicked and choked, and saw plenty of others maltreated. Capt. Martin L. Sintth was Mberated from the luratic asylum by order of Judge Donohue of New York. He had been confined for severai years, The Irish socteiies of New York city Will cele. brate St. Patrick’sday by a street parade and @ picnic at Jone~ Wood, the proceeds of which will sent to Mr, Parnell ———_$—e-—__ THE COLORED Bravry Show i BattTr©oRre.— Eleven colored women sat in a row on the at Douglass institute last night to contest for the honor of being considered tae champion beauty of Aierica. The most noticeable element of their good looks was their gleaming white teeth. All the beauties were conscious of the adoration they were recelvin ani seemed quite proud of the en seaskepaal ir eee seiner distinction, (Suiits of disp g-ment were heard dressed to M. A. Dauphin. Fitteen Letters | Fer ot ee cree Dalles. “There were a ume ber of white visitors. Among these was a well. known gendeman, who Dought ve dollars’ worth Of ballots to back up pts declaration that a certain: Deauty would take the prize, which Is sald to be $100 in gold, in addition to the honor. No. 89 is the favorite thus far. She is from Alexandria, Va., Dut would not give her name for Decause such things, she sald, are low and com> mon. She tias black eyes, and is coquettish in man= Der. Miss Jennie Gibson, No. 15, is light in color and was dressed in black. Miss nce Minor, Na, 3%, had on a complete diack velvet ouuit,’and Was aiorned at the neck and waist with Bowers Miss Mary EB. Banen, No. 33. 1s a di jubliec singer. Miss Lizzie’ A. Cornish, asa light complexion and a plum dress. 0. 31, Miss Scdouia Wise, No. 8, was resplendent in olack silk. Miss Ella E Barker, No. 29, was well satis. Od in black velvet and bangs. Miss Edith No. 23, 1s pensive, bas hair and a garnet dress ne zy jo. plum i. Mise Xante Joinson, No, 21. wae hoe tn Diack silk, and Miss Fannie Brown, No. 27, was elegant ip navy blue silk. The beautics’ are trom Balt more, Washington, New York, Philadelphia an@ Virginia. ‘The show ts being conducted with great Propriety and dignity.—Baitimore Sun, to-day. ‘Mr. PakweL. SHaRPLy AuRAIGNS Brivrsm GOVERNMENT.—Mr. Parnell ye-terday, in movi his amendment to the address in reply to the speech from the throne, spoke of the “ unjust exe- cutions” in Ireland, and said that the people had been kept down by the brutal, terrible, coercion act. He defied the government to continue to govern Ireland without the sympathy of the peo- ple. He complained of the Irish judges whom, he Said, had mostly been appointed Tor pollticel Fea- sons, and were unfit to try political cases. If the government, after the Phasnix park murders were committed, ‘hud relied on the sympathy of tre people insiead of u.on a ical act, Ireland ‘would have been pacified. Mr. Parnell ‘suid the governinent has now a great opportunity to restore Peace and order In Irelind. H> was couftent of Siotory, be @ million of Irish in America be hind jected. i oss “Panay and ir. Parnell’s amendment was re Tue Evecreic Licut b Nourorn.—A meeting of Tepresentative business mn of N Va., day evecing decided to ‘organise s osmapeay tor the Introduction of the electric Ii Tae