Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1884, Page 3

_ POTO MAC RIVER BOATS. HE US MAIL LINE TO Ne MONROF AND THE St MONDA bE received daily wntt! 4:90 p.m. ols * SOUTH. Rafe and Flerant Steanuer JANE MOSELEY. S0 cents, Mela served ou the B October It. 184 IONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FF) OMAC RIVER LANDINGS WN leares MONDAY. ET Fam. Fare ornte Por i Office. N: tats wepr: Su; perintendent, Secretary. Qtauen ARKOWSMITH hentovet whar? at t9 0. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, seit Patti Leaves? rd jouuam, Leovardtows and itertuediate vecurminy Suudays 2. BLPADGETT. A. ©. W. BIDLEX. Man. ine MP 0: STFAMER W. W. CoRcoRGY 7th street wharf dally (except Sunday) THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., T ff SDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1884. AUCTION SALES. _TO-MOBROW. W ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers. MANUFACTURER'S SALE DECORATED DINNER SFTS, TLARE ROYAL DE. TE TOILET SET: AUCTION SALES. WWAUIEE B WILLIAMS & Co. Auctioneers MBER SUITES, PAR- EFUB) FOLK, FORTRESS H. GPORGE LEARY. Jeaweg 7TH WEDNESDAY and eH E : pay, at S pin. we at Piiey Pomt and Coru- Jusive ccluection withthe Boston and Providence MF NELCR. Gen. Agent. Froeteess MONEOF._NORFOLK AND THE ROO} MATTHESMES Lack <cUKTAUN P TI ATE ROE LOT OF WHITE WARE HURSDAY, FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH, com- 4g at TES O'CLOCK A. frac day, within our cations for laden ie By WILLIAMS & CO. Aucta opean Plan ‘Mand HALF-P) (on MONDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTEEN fous! Metropolitan Bank, €13 1atin street gc of articles not ment shows not fail to attend WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta. * 1B SALE, AT AUCTION. ‘On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH, at M. SHARP, in front of Dow! flvania avenue and Pavate Sroce c Trrecrars Wass WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, ‘NEW YORE, BOSTON, &o. it wer broad. fepiedt THOMAS DOWLING, Auct Y pe DOWLING, Auctioneer. PRINCE & WHITELY, Stoox Baoxxna, AMBER AND DINING- &c., AT AUCTION. a SATURDAY MORNING, SIXTEENTH TEN O'CLOCK, at Footmt wil sails ANT PARLOR, CH. MFURST Oke Hex VES, Hi. General Partners: ‘James Whitely, Henry H. Dodge, H. Cruger Oakley, Washington, D.C. Maynard G. Kyre William R, Travers, Special Partner. within and in {1 General assortment of Household ree wt : at 10 o'clock aun: seturuing reaches Washing: | Harry C. Logan. aetna 1.1. BLAKE, Captain eee nae tailors, Also, ar TwELvE M.— &e. BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. MAIL STEAMSHIPS. than by other first-class lines, by di LIVERPOOL, QUEEN Lowest Rateg. $a Drafts for £1 and upwards issucd at Lowest tes. Apply LEVE & ALDEN, General Agent, 207 Broadway, GEO. W. MOSS, 225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, feb?<.tu,th Washington, D.C (ORTH GERMAN LLOYD— SiEaManie Live KeTweex New Tore, Havae LosboN, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. The steamers of t pe AND SATURDAY from Bremen getreet. Hoboken. Hatencf pasate: From New York fo ve Landen, Bouthamptcm and Breach, Arse eatin, sabi, $60: stecragt mmascass 3D Trig -42 sy stzect, Agents ior Washington. NARD LINE PANE ROUT) TRE CUNAK> STEAMSHIP COMPA’ EEIWEE® NEW YORK AND LIv CALLIN a FROX PL Scythia Wed. Crbbinloiia | Wea, YY FROM NEW Steerace at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Ltw- Late Que" stown and all other parts or Eurupeat given for Belfast, Glnseow, Porta on the Continent, and ake apple at the Company's fflon both steerage und cabin tO ington - OS 7th street, Wusl VELNUN FBROWN & CO. Messrs, OTIS i OF RAILWAY SECURITIES, MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BLOODED BAY SADDLE MARE, FROM KEN. TUCKY AL AGOTIONS iG, SIXTEENTH OF FEB- . 1884, at TWELVE M., in frout of salesroome, I for. rontlemnau. Lea ‘Bftern and oe feet ver in harness, fenkacae | PP ee) Branch Office—539 15th street (Corcoran Building.) \TURDAY_\ ORNIN ‘HLH. DODGE, Resident Partner. the city, an elegant hands high, kind and gentle, and 8 fine Saddle Horse MAS DOWLING, Auct. (HANCERY ALE OF VALUARLE IMP! Bi "ATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF ‘pgBETWEEN 1 Ww’ ‘of a decree of the Supreme Court fn \epecial Sell prepaid tickets from the Old Country to any rail- tions of Stocks and Bonds and information re- garding the Markets recetved through our wires IN- STANTLY, direct from the New York Stock Exchange, All orders executed and reported PROMPTLY. TL BERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS, UNITED STATES BONDS bought and sold at mar- COLLECTIONS made everywhere by J. H. SQUIER & 0O,, Barxens, 1416 Pennsylvan‘s avenue T. J. Wow & Co. BANKERS AND BROKERS, New Yori. company will sal EVERY WED. pier, foot af welling, : ‘Durchiane money in cash, one-third in. twel Wi torent om ald deferred bay centuin per anuum, oF purchaser, the deferred thind in six monthe and from the day of eal ments at the rate of ‘cash at the option of ents to, be secured by the notes of the ‘deed of truat jon the said teal estate: {quired as soon an the proj even (Hy anye trove ine, Sy oF eats, aera rom thes ay" ine property a Sanelng at purchaser's c.8t, EDWAKD A.W: tee, 23 434 atreet northweet, $ai9-d&ds t lowest 5 ply ty ORURICHS (0.2 Bowling Green, New York: W.G. METZEROTE 7. 25 Pennsylvania avenue northwest: CHAS, Ro. 608 15th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury, Offer srecial inducements to buy or sell CRUDE FLTROLEUM, either for Cash or on Margin, IN LOTS OF 100 BARRELS OR MORR- DUNCANSON BROS., Aucti N. BONE OF THE HEIRS OF THE. LATE owner bid this property in at a rece:t sale, but fall to comply with the terns thereof, the court. di this resule at his risk und cont. EDWARD A. NEWMAN, Trusteo, fpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘YFeinvite correspondence. Allinformation cheerfully J. Bromx Bisnor & Co. STOCK AND GRAIN EXCHANGE, EW YORK, BALTIMORE EW YORK. and $100, according tow 1891 F STREET NORTHWEST. RARE AND COSTLY COLLECTION OF CHINESE “AND HIGHLY DECORATED PORCELAINS! UY, SELL AND CARRY STOCKS, GRATS, PROVI- ON MARGINS AND IN TO SUIT CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR NEW SIONS AND PETROLEU = PARLOR AND TABLE DECORATIONS RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RATLROAD. MODEL FAST 17 ‘TBE FAST AND THE WEST. VTA WASHINGTO: TOUELE HACK J8NSE¥ COUPLER: Eebednte to take « Leave Washinston : gyenior and C street Ban tine mu st ‘oruer of New Jus ‘taudard ve 75th Me Gay a 15.15 Through a, m. and $-40 p.m. daily; @ leper tc $p.t. and 1000p. ‘attached, 8:10, 16-00 p. S00 atte B ih rane iy eaceypt. Sanday, ae ou Metrepodtan. branch Sundsy; for Lexneton, Stau Vauies , $0 ‘am. gaily except Sunday, pan. daily: for’ Frederick, 83 re Vols wae van, and vaily exept Sunday Ber Hagerstown. 10:15 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. Gally except Sunday. For pointe on = VICE ‘Trane arrive from the West daily, 6: 0 a. 8-3) prs daily except Sanday. From Acmapolis, $y, v:40 am, day 1k es pi. 1, 4:20 p.m, abd &: o0 p.m: daily trom ar ot Baltinere tor Wahiveton 9-10, and 10:90 w, mh., 12-15, 0 abd 10-15 ym 550. 9. 80 ws 790 and 9 Oy | m. For Turther tetormation apply _at the Baltimore and and 151 ‘bere orders wall be iaheu for bawsruge to be checked gud received at Qhso' Ticket Office Washington Stuticn, Fentsyivania avenue, corucr 1th street <int in the cit Bag rg Bld rpuecresy x PENNSYLVANTA ROUT TO THE NOTH, WEST AND Sor SPL: MAGNIFICENT EQUUS: NO EaBek sri Ines Fer egy SEH eB erusizs, as routine cr Pala ie Giteinaat, Western Palace Cars t « ‘pt Sunday Biitdey, 400 pt rookist, N. ¥. sii throneh tras ity with beats of Brooklyn Anues. sflonl @iect transfer to Fulton street, aveidiny double fete Bags acrons New York City For Philadelphia, 6:15 and 19:50 a, me... 1:40, 4:00, 10-00 ard lt snday, 4:00, 10:50 and 11-13 p, me Lanited Pzprem, 9 408 1 di ept Sunday. Fer Baltinre. 6 0,10 Om ms, 140 4:00, 4.2. 440. 6°36, bunday, ¥4U10:004 m. FB, Fer Pope’ except Sunday. Way, AS EAILKUAD. Fer Al 20. 9 2B. B00, 6:25, 66 23. 14:06 a.tn., €:05 p.m ‘ond and, Ba, daily, except Sunday ve Alexandria for Weeki = 1:0, $:05, 32, 6:10, 646 and 10-40 di0s00 pa. nformaben at the office. (£1 street and. Pen Son. wire crvier can be left for th tage LU Sunaticn trom betels std tai Caas & red ’ Cuarorearrs WINE OP PEPTONP. ise Mery. Disease of the Chest. Cancerous AT: Bold by att Drwcaiste wace- mate YORK STOCK EXCI OF TRADE PRICES, NGE AND CHICAGO BOARD THE PUBLIC GENERALLY IS THE FACILITIES OF 'E QUOTATIONS AND OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, ON EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY, FERRUARY 13rx AND 107u, 1834, AND WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, THIS OFFICE. SPOT CASH SETTLEMENTS, Rosz. J. Troms, AND THE ONLY LINE EEN “Sum station, torserel New Soney | GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON AND STOCKS, No. €15 15th St. (National Metroplitan Bank Building.) Orders to buy oF sell, on margin or for cash, executed cr the Chicago Board of Trade and New York Cotton Exchance, Constant quotations tustantly recaived by direct private wires, ¥.B. SCHMITT & CO., Chicago correspondent. SAWLEK, WALLACES CO., New York correspondent WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH AND 2isz, MAM. ANDSP. M, AT MY ABT SALESROOM, SOUTHWEST COR. PENNA AVE. AND lira ST. ‘The above comprises specimens of the highes® grades ‘of Chinese Art, and js in every reapect worthy the at- tention of connoisseurs and collectors, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TP HOMAS DOWLING, “Auctioneer. Catalogue of Miscellaneous and bracinw finely illustrated Es HoSBaY EVE ‘ready for exazuination veland aud Detroit, with Slee; rolt vin, Monroeville, 10:15 a.m, Toledo, via Wheeling and Lake Ma snd New York at 8:10am. daily with eae {Orders by Telephone Promptly Attended ta UY AND SELL U.S GOVT AND D. C. BONDS: Bs WASH C. GASLIGHT and all cther City Deposits recetve snblect to check. 4 Wepay SPECIAL attention to obtaintne CORRECT ud | +n¢ RELIABLE information reyarding our various city | securities, and are prepared at ait times to answer Wqu Leereqarding same, HARRY C. TOWERS & CO. PANBEKS EROKERS AND INSURANCE, 1490 F STREET ¥ treet and Penns; FEBRUARY, ‘at 7:80 “clock. “Books ‘THOMAS DOWLING, and l:1s om 40 an as pam, daily ‘tor GALE OF FisHt WHARF PRIVILEGES. Orne oF THE Exoreern Commer 'WasEINGTON, D C.. Feb. given that on MONDAY, Fi fish wharf i in Georgetown will be aold at ear from, March 1 1984, a -M., on the preinises, six jouse to the ‘hisheat ito, at FOUR OCLOCK. E.SL,on the same day, on between Tth and oth “etre he fish stalis of (Center): Waal granted or allow duocks for the 1 ndinu cleaning and ede of feb fi anddocks for the 1 nding, cleaning and sale of fish in ‘Of Washington; audne all be ‘ligible unless ‘situated at nome orth side of the Potornac river, between 1th stroct east ed dollaes fo be paid on the ollatn to. on salad the residue to be paid within ave day {By order of the Board of Commissioners D, Major of Engince: _THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. npaomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, EIGHT FINE YOUNG 0 au. 2: Saupm. = From: New York, and Phitadelpiita, 2:55, 8:30am. daily, 00, 6:37 pm.; Sun. | Fro Lexiictoli, 6:29 atm daly, and 245p, m. daily wisrik and tutermediate pointe, #:25 10:09 | coven Yeame capers ES. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE prescriptions and send rou tosonveside-show drug- © profits with the doctor, ‘sitted of @ cure of private abo ROTHERS and GRAY, 906 AU trains trom Wablunxtcn stop at Kelay Statlonexcept tedicine, xuarunteea cure OF nO. pay.” 87 4 TWENTY-FIFT and the fish stalls aucti_n for the term of one fontalla fa Genertor town Mt rket ren ar Bidder» Terma can ARTES ARS GAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Dm BEUTHERS B at. aw. BKUTHERS, 06. at, aw. | Particula r cbscasta pec all rrerularities and Ovarian troubles: rreets north west, in ail rights and privil laily except hs. of the corporation o: », 0.4, 4:40.53, ou Sundays, 24:4, and 14th street west “Terma: One ha RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLEOR 5 Cordial. eas, Nervous Do- At imparts vigor to the whole system, 906 Bstreet romthwe THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND cian tp the city, can be ‘ave. All female Prompt, ‘Commissioner D.C, ‘nly reliable Ladies” Phy ited dally. 3320 Siswo aud Irrecularities quickly removed. ‘«rrespondence and consultations strict | Separate roums for ladies. rt TUMP-SEAT CAMRIAGE (OSED BUR VER OA TLE), TWO-DAYTUN WAGONS. TWO BUGGIES TWO" NEW COAL CARTS (BUILT TO. BY THOMAS MUNTZ). TWO SETS C, NESS (MADE TO OKDER), ONE 1 HORSE STAGE, EIGHT SINGLE SET: SETS LIGHT DOUBLE HAK- NESS, TWO SADDLES AND BRIDLES, ONE LADY'S SADDLE, ONE COW, AT’ AUC- EDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWEN- Bb AT TEN O-CLOCK, at the stables of (0. 10°5 Slat street, Georgetor C, Tabuil sell the above stock. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. HHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real istate Auctioneer, ‘TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT OF GROUND CONTAIN. ING ABOUT TWENTY. ER ROAD. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber 960, follo 75, et neq., of the land records of the Di trict of Columbia. and at the req thereby secured. i shall offer for sale at publ onSATURDAY, F! FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. FOREST, DID SCENERY, ‘Office hours I to 4.and 6 tod : $a23-Im* INGTON, FEOM STATION CORNER FIDENTIAL CONSULT. a Seen HARNESS, TW wit ial Express, ih JVp48Hoop kesTonED, Wests with | ~ —— . iy tmpradence, causing’ Nervous ro) Decay. etc tr pray known eed is iecoveed api of self cure, which: he-w Pio ‘Addbess J- EL REEVES, 43 Cathars A victim of ‘earl | bility. “Prematu: FIVE ACRES, ON BIV! FOR MEN—CHECKS _IN Curesin three days. Drug Store, 15 N. 11th: 480 Penna. ave.. Washington, D. 0. TSON. (A REGULAR GRADUATE, 20 apertence, guarantees & care Giseanes lary Organs, Nervous Debilfty, Blood Poisons, * Tecent cases ponitively cured in 40 wag misieuiry oF cauation used, Can be consul abst, L4Up. m. every week day. ne connect at Jar. | Lis pi. Om 10-0, 740, 10-00 aud IAS Creek Ling 6:60 m. and 440p. m.daily, LIQUIDGLUE ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee. UBLIG GALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PRO , the RIGH 12 MONDAY, the HIGH! itusted’ neat Wacky Fer Anuapolx, 6:50am. and 4:40 p.m. dally, exceptSun- ASPRANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL. ND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGIUS Adamant!—Firm as RA \KENTH OF FEBRUARY, LOC! Farm 11.05 and 12-35 ata, ‘and in good state of oulti- aiid p.m Un Suudayad 36 and 11-08 a.m. daily, ton, 6-05, 8:0, 19-10 Omidnicht Ob Subday’ at 8.06 and 10: jortheast corner ylvania xvenue, aud at the tae nitnre, Jewelry, Book Backs Everlaeting Ineoparable Tenacity 1! aoc PRON TING-O8 MOR and Tin Cover). Mi ; a 3". WOOD, General Panenarer Agent, UCHANAN STR General Manawer, ait RLD'S HEALER, PROF. A. J. DEXTER, Wo was ocst-din Jackeonrle Fa. last x month at arsed by oth press and tree’) Wastinwton. D! Winter, aud is tow preparal to tet patients ‘Orld for shy diseaae.” Send jou ual (inailed free to ang add cu ed—numb rm_of on Lrehat on. in Washinuton have perforiacdsom. wonderful; owe Dau and aie ma ca be obtaied icdical B lm cures a gr st num. a a Std diamond cur ‘on fonse. in equal sums at one ith interest at xix desired. Jot, and all conveyancing at ‘ARD. Trust Sth atgert northwest. feb? 'S asetmaila : ‘balance and tw from day of sale i requiring | Au Yeast deat required on each cost, 412 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 3 ss, Pres Shen Teavelinw oF Loug Faugue Faris, Aue Vivien, at ny (fice Mate ber of discases;. 80 IEBIG COMP. BALCI wife tee ~Sledieal "Poe? Geitisls Medical Jouseal™ 62" CAPTION —Gennine only with the 5 (f Bacon Liebe Sinat tre in Bite fae ees the Label. "Thin caution ty escape oad Ww various cheap and ingerios n ‘Weiny im the maarset. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MF. Tp be. had of all Surekncyren oro eA ted Chemiste. Sole Azente tor the le only). Drvit & engin aveuue, of Washington, NY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING BELGE SOM Sucre. Mabe pisHES AND Office Hours:—9am. to12m., pam Sundays 10t) 11:90 a.m. only. Consultation free. PORTERS OF FRENCH WIN = PAGNES AND CO! 2pm. toSpm, Ttos Sobud Cousese Tune YAULE DOORS GUARDED BY THR SARGENT Agents for first-class houses ss S3Rpe kd etocus SLi Fi 2 ‘tuk, at the Lowest Hates ‘Bordeaux, Chambaines aud Cognac. Vins de toute Bortes at a ‘used extensively Elevators, Sewing Passenwer ces Eee runs with extreme anoothness and WHE Dz meren. It te now undisputed that WEI DE MEYER’S CA- TABRH CUBE ts the only treatment that will absolute Sycure Catarrh—fresh or chronic. “It iss marvel, Rev AP. Fries, Cairo, N.Y." “It restored me to the pulpit, ‘Rev. George . Reis. Cobleville, X.¥." “One bor radi- cally cured me, Rev. 0. H. Taylor, 140 Noble street, Brooklyn." “A perfect cure after 30 years guffering, J. D. McDonald, 710 Broadway, N. ¥..” &o., &¢. Thousands of testimonials are received from all parts of the world. Delivered, €1.00. Dr. Wel De Meyer's “TREATISE.” ‘with statements by the cured, mailed free, D. B. Dewey & Co., 182 Fulton street, N.Y, i5-0,t,th.s9t BITTERS. ‘They who work early and late tho Lyla on} need, | Covastonally, the healthful stimulus by a wholesome tonic like Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters, To | all, ite purity and efficiency ss aremedy and preventive of disease commend it, It checks incipient rhenmatiam ‘and malarial symptoms, relieves constipation, dyspep- siaand billiousness, arrests premature decay of the physical energies, mitigutes the infirmities of age and ‘hastens convalesoence, For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally, feb? Brow. Gurs . OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CHARACTER. BELLOWS’ ETCHINGS: “A MOUNTAIN ROAD," “THE WILLOWS," “EDGE OF THE RIVER," “THE CANAL," “OLD ELM,” And others now almost unique, Fine Engravings and Etchings; Paintings, Mirrors, Exquisite Picture Frames; all the Hogers’ Groups; Stained Glass Pictures, JAMES 8. EARLE & SONS, ‘NO, 816 CHESTNUT STREET, PRILADELPHIA, 3a24-eofm_ Agents! American Art Union. Py Eee PURITY SWEET CIGARETTES, feb9-co2w PURITY SWEET C1GAKLITES. Eowazp Cavzarx & Co 1425 New York avenua, PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. ‘A Large Btock of RANGES, FURNACES, LATROBES, GRATES AND FENDERS, At Low Prices, JOBBING IN ALL THESE LINES PROMPTLY AT- $95 TENDED To. (PEE ENEMIFG OF THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION having fore year cir- culated thelr falsehoods throughout the country, 1t hus Fotuieliuourmeanbers convening in their resjwetive Focaiites ant appoiuting committees to attend the an rrentating for themneeives the tri or tiny oF see the actual condition of the affairs of the reeult the Association, ax well as the Beshagemelit, hive reoeived am upqualifed and unaai- ndoreetnen ee. ‘Extract ‘tian the reat Bultalo committee: eee every. factiity for detectiny frat crookedness or malsdininistratlon: no, {paication thereot Sram found. If the company {a hot in s healthy, pros mus condition, dealing justly with ite members and Bonoraniy with the pubis, then appearances are decep= ve unreliable,” Extn fgomttherepart of the Baltimore committee: 0 EOS, "Brom every inquiry made, ravestine tlon given to the matter. aud fiom thelr personal ober ation, the committee think it safe to nay thet the Ageo- ciation is entirely worthy of the entire confdeice of its nenuber forton usboucut part moh ie Sroweehal ar Inember forms ou ‘abd ie top do woud or harm, len So. 100 wtrct TIGHT, General Ascent 1878. Covers BOUCHE, FILS & 00, Maxi ‘Yeryary, ata. and pte, NAPOLEON CABINET, (and Spe BASEN cx cape ‘These well-known brands of Champagne gre gusran- teed to be from the Vintage of 1878, which has produced the finest Champaxnes of the past 15 yeara. For saleby . BARBOUR & HAMILTON AND THOS. RUSSELL. @17-3m 136 dre sh wool Gone ta, Cer Ne SPR i ahaa mes, oe POURS Bussors Caseronne— Stoney om a mle the bottle ‘and have the'imoney tefanded Jnepareu by 1. v. BISHOP, Dragmiat, ‘790 9th street, curiuur At street northwest, 5, ‘Washington, Taz Gazco & Bows Cazauce Co ABE OFFERING THEIR LARGE STOOK OF ‘FINE CARRIAGES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Arch and 12th streets, 817-26¢ Philadelphia, Pa. a. E. Woon « Co, HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS, MANUFACTURE AND ERECT THE MOST IMPROVED STEAM-HEATING APPARATUS FOR PUBLIO BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS, ‘ No 996 W. Balt. gt and No. 1 North Liberty street Baltimore. Ma eep6-6m H D. -BABR, ° IMPORTER AND TATLOR FALL AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED. Gentlemen who have hed trouble in getting fitted and suited are invited to call at the Fashion Houss, wl 111 Pa Ave. Washinaton. D, 0. epee one TEE 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Star. Self Murder of a Notorious Woman. New Yorx, Feb. 14—Mrs Emma Uhler, who was made notorious in March last as the catise of the murder of William H. Haverst broker, Who: Was killed by her brother for ent her away from her husband, died from oplum polsoning this morning in the New York ‘hospital, doubiiess 4 self —— New York Militia Officers Resign. New Yorx. Feb. 14—Fifteen officers of the Beventy-first regiment of this city have resigned. Fog in New York Harbor. STEAMERS DELAYED. lew YORK, Feb. 14—The fog cleared this after hoon, and the wind is strong from the westward. All the sound boats from thé east have been de layed, and several steamers have been prevented from Salling for Europe. ‘The latter have started this afternoon. A large feet of vessels 1s below and will probably arrive up to-night. ‘The coast wrecking company was notified to-day that last night the surfmen at the life saving sta- {on at Little Lake harbor, N.J., found on the Deach forty-seven beds and forty-five pillows,which ad evidently ‘been washed ashore from’ some steamer. There were no marks on the beds which would lead to their identification, Latest Foreign News by Cable. ON A WAR PooTINe. Loxpon, Feb. 14.—A battery of the first brigade of artlliery, at Chatham, has been placed on a full ‘War footing for foreign service. FISHERMEN ON ICE CARRIED OUT TO SEA. Loxpon, Feb. 14.—It is reported that a mass of ce, near the Caspian sea, upon which some fisher- meh were at Work, was carried out to sea. All the are believed to have been drowned. In Favor of Protecting Labor. Hanrvorp, Conn., Feb. 14.—In the senate to-day a resolution was called from the table which re- cited the importance of Connecticut manufactures and requested the Senators at Washington to vote for the ratification of the Mexican treaty. An amendment was offered striking out ail but the ble and substituting the following: “And 80 legisiave that our manutabturing Interests shall re- celve ample protection and the mechanics of the ‘count protected. a e pauper Wages foreign coumuriea™ ‘This amendment. was carried ‘bya vote of 17 to5 with two senators abseut. The aifirmative votes were cast by fifteen republicans and two democrats. The negative votes were all cast by democrais, ———_»—___ Telegraphic Briefs. ‘The new excise law, which doubles the licenses in cities, was favorably reported to the New York ‘state senate to-day. Tn the New York senate to-day a concurrent reso- lution requesting Representatives and Senators of New York in Congress to favor a Uverul educa- Hgnat polley towards Indians was passed without en During the fog in New York harbor this morning the ferryboats Pomona and Pacilic colided, smush- ing the cabin of the former, but no person was In ju ‘The New Jersey house to-day passed a bill forbid- ding corporations to acquire further real estave until they have Mled an agreement to comply with the tax laws. ee Surgeon General Hamilton’s Defense, HR BRINGS COUNTER CHARGES AGAINST MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HBALTH—HR SAYS AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO PACK A COMMITTEE—A SCENE IN TRE ROOM OF THE HOUSE PUBLIC HEALIL comMITTEE. Surgeon General Hamilton, of the marine hospital ervice, appeared before the House committee on publle health to-day, to answer the charges made against him by Mr. Warlng, secretary of the national doard of health, at the last meeting of the committee. Dr. Cabell, president of the board of health, and Col. Waring. Dr, Smart, Dr. Brown, and ‘Thomas Simons, of the board Of health, were Present during the hearing. In answer to the charge of tneffictency Dr. Ham- Aiton snowed papers from the Various parts of the country where epldemte diseases are prevalent, tes {tying to the entire success Of the operations of the marine hospital service, and at the satne time giving statements to show that, on the other hand, the board of health had been extravagant and ui Successful. He referred tothe inking of ‘Turner's quarantine oats, and Dr. Verdi's essay, for which he was patd $300, as examplcs of extravae gance and bad management. In answer to Dr, Sharp's ‘changes that he (Dr. Hamllton) had endeavored to crea ment aginst the national bo sald that on the contrary, Dr. written letters to all the sinttarians In the country Just before the health convention was held. at. In- Wlanapolls, asking them to attend and use thelr in- fluence ty the Interest of the board of he: ‘also, Uhat the influence of patronage had in the interest of that board. AN ALLEGED ATTEMPT 70 PACK A COMMITTEE. He then said that he had sometiiing to say con- cerning an attempt which had been made by the president of the bourd of heaith to pack the present committee on publte health. He sald that 1 understood that soon after Mr. Carlisle was elected to the speakership, and before the comnit- tees of the Hcuse had been appointed, Dr. Cabell wrote a letter to the Speaker, asking lim to place certain members on’ the Committee on public a DR. CABELL’S EXPLANATION. At the close of Dr. Hamilton's statement Dr. Cabell asked permission to make a statement con- cerning this letter. He then sald that he had gone to Mr. Carlisle shortly after he became Speaker of the House, and asked that he place ten upon that committee who took interest in the pubitc health, explaining that his reason for asking this was that in previous Congresses the meinbers of the com- mitiee had taken so ilttle interest In the matter that they could seldom get a quorum together to consider any subject. He said that Mr. Carlisle then asked him to put this request In writing, and he would give 1t due consideration, ‘This, hw Says, he did, making out a list of about twenty names and inclosing them in the letter. He disclaimed however, any intention of packing the committee, REPRESENTATIVE DAVIS ALSO EXPLAINS, Mr. Davis, of Mass. one of the members of the committee, sald that as he had for some years served upon the local board of health of Massachu- setts, there might be a reflection that his being placed upon the committee was due to a packing rocess. He explained the circumstances attend- fig his appointment on the committee, saying that he had been asked by Dr. Cabell if _he would serve on the committee, and had objected. The question ‘fs to how he would act tf placed upon the commit~ tee was not referred to. He sail if there was any implication that he had been placed upon ‘tine committee through improper influences he would retire from the committee. ‘The turn affairs hy taken created some excitement in the committ Toom, and several of the members spoke upon the subject. Dr. Hamilton sald he did not telleve the committee hud been packed, but he wanted to show that tue attempthad been ‘made. He said further ‘that the appropriations for the local boards of health was a corruption fund, and that tt was un- derstood that these boards were to support, the haydsthat fed them. His statement to the com- mittee will be continued next Thursday. ‘The Proposed Library Site. ASSESSED VALUE OF THE PROPERTY. ‘The following ts the assessed value of six squares directly east of the Capitol proposed to be taken a8 ite for the Congressional library bullding, bounded by Ist and 2d streets and B street northeast and B street southeast: juare Value ofgr’d. Value of impts, Total value 26 ‘83,601 19,900 53,501 acd R27, 87,000 61,247 73 70.505 64,200 184,765 i ) 69,165 53.900 123,065, 730 19,711 15,250 34,961 7a 25,720 + 13,800 89,520 $243,009 $204,050 $447,050 — oe Mz. L. E. Mortimer, who has been in charge of ‘the commission desk, first assistant’ office, Post ce dey nt, has been placed inc ot Qo Fexaeand Virginie dese” Mr Warren, Gress takes Mr. Mortimer’s place, Coumrssions have been issued to J. H. Pamplen, postmaster at Tye River, Va. and W. L. Lederer at Accolode, Md. ‘Tae Creex Inpians—All the members of the Creek Indians now in the city were at the Interior Gepartinent to-day to hear’ the arguments of Gen. Chas King fq Bspleche and Chas Brownell for Perryman before the Secretary of the Interior. Hox. Joun W. Dantet, of Virginia, ts in the city to argue the contested election case of Paul v3, O'Ferrall. Mr. Dantel appears tor O’Ferrall, dem- oorat, with Hon. John T. Harris.’ Hon. Hagar Allen appears for Mr. Paul. Since the elec- {Mon Mr. Paul was appointed U. 8. Judge, and is now on the bench. He does not contest for the seat, but simply to show that he was elected. ‘The case will ‘de argued before the House committee on elections ext , AMONG the callers at the White Houge to-day were Senators Wilson, Coke, Miller Catfard lo- and Representatives Ochiltree, ‘{Onioy, Post, Houk, Cutcheon and Steele Sr. Louis AND THE DeMocRaT10 CoNVENTION.— ‘The St. Louls men are very confident of the selec- tion of St. Louis as the place for holding the dem- cratic convention. They say that the majority of the members of the ceitral committee who have already arrived in the city are in favor of that Carn ENGIVeEE GronGe MELVILLE arrived here yesterday, in response to an ordér from Secretary Chandler, to assist in Otting out the proposed Greely reliet expedition, PERsoxAt.—Mr. Thomas J. Fisher 8 confined to i i i i i AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL. Investigation of the Danville Riots. ‘TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SENATE SUB-COMMITTES T0- Day. ‘The investigation of the Danville election riots Was begun this morning. Congressmen Cabell and John S. Wise, of Virginia, were present. Wal- ter 8. Withers, colored, who at the time of the riot ‘Was a policeman in Danville, was the first witness. He described his experience on the 34 of November. 2 hte man and colored man were fignting, and ‘& crowd assembled. Witness arrived after the combatants were separated, but the crowd re- mained. The whites were ranged in a line fhe cur, and the colored men were in the men im theirhands. Witness advised the colored men. to leave, fearing they {ihe colored ten Seouud pot eae ae iy"and it they didn teats SOME OF TH:M WOULD GET HURT. ‘Witness was unsuccessful in his efforts, Some of at them whenever they could see them. Witness did not make afraid to do so. The local. oficals were james A military comy was called out fins tater” Sra ea a5 : GaP witness knee, mg muse was sc 2 room the aMdavit, but did not write tt. It had been read over to him, but it seemed that som had been added theréafter. ‘The colored men had been as- sured by leading white men of Danville after the Flot that they would not, be disturbed at the polis Dut still they feared to vote. Witness was not Scanaing thatthe colored people would aot rote So col would not vote. orders were received from any source not to vote. é mittee; lived three miles north of Danville. His precinct was New Design. He went into Danville on Saturday, November 34, to gee Col. Sims. Had heard that Gol. Sims was tBreatened in: uence of a speech he had made. Aboug two o'clock, was told that there was ight went towards the yt. He left hastily, as ‘the other colored peo- ple when the firing ‘Afterwards Lepim| to see the result was met by Col. Cabell, who ‘Where he was going. Col. Cabell said: “This is Just Wi Thave been telling you would happen.” NEC Hiatener came along with another man, and asked Cabell who witness waa. informe Hatcher said: “Let me blow his d—d ins out Col. Cabell said: “No, let the d—d_ scoundrel leat here.” Hatcher struck witness, and then, a8 wit- ness left, they BEGAN FIRING AT HID. Witness saw his white neighbors going into Dan- ville that night and returning with guns, which they had procured in Danville. Saw,them going to ea on election day with the same guna Col- sople were thereby intimidated, and conclu- ded not te go to the polis. In reply to Senator Vance witness became some- what excited, and evinced tguorance with regard ‘to the distance from Danville to New Design. A HUCKSTER’S TESTIMOMY, LL. Ivey, colored, a huckster “on the Danville market.” was called. He saw the people running and thought there wasafire, Went to the corner to ascertain and saw the white men along the curb with thelr pistals almed. Feared somebody might ‘shoot Lim and went back to his place of business. ‘Then firing began and colored men ran, One was ‘Shot dead aeross the street. Jack Redd (the pre- ceding Witt °ss) came ajong, and asked colored men “what yous |rinnin’ for? de white le ts only burnin’ pov der.” ‘They replied: “What's de n ‘anin’ of di (dead man ober dar ifdey don’t ean arn?” Witness described the maltreatment of Jack Reda by H wtcher and others and threats which Were made (0 hit if on the s: day by white eople. Witness did not vote because of the fear Inspired by theriot. 12.30 the proceedings were suspended, to be Tesumed at 2 o'clock. ‘UR. W. K. TAYLOR'S TESTIMONY. When the Danville investigation was resumed thls afternoon, Mr. W. R. Taylor, a white citizen of Danville, testified that after the disturbance be- Fan the negroes crowded towards the whites men- acing! aut Several whites ured Lhe negroes to disperse, but the blacks angrily refused i oe say- ing the whites must disper first. He said’ he saw negroes shoot into the crowd of Whites, und then Une shooting became general. The District in Congress. MERTING OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE—THE FREE ie BRIDGE BILL, ETC. At the regular mecting of the Senate District committee to-day the bill to pay Patrick Cook 1,500 for damages to real estate of his was ordered reported adversely. The billto pay Daniel Dono- vi 200 for extra services rendered the District ‘Was also ordered reported adversely. Mr. Pike re- ported the bills to the Senate, and they were in- detnitely postponed. The free bridge bill and vort Were discussed at length in cominittee, but ho conclusion was reached. ‘The sentiment seemed to be clearly in favor of a bridge, but there was some difference of opinion as to tne best site. THE BILL TO REGULATE BAR ROOMS Some of the residents of the city have asked for a hearing before the Senate District committee in favor of the bill recently introduced by Mr. Hoar to regulate bar rooms in the District. (A full abstract ofthe bill has been published in Tae Stak.) The hearin; ll probably be granted for next Saturday week, but a larger room than the committee room will have to be procured, as the advocates of the bill intend to appear in forte. ‘THE INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL. Mr. Conger to-day introduced a bill in the Senate to regulate the powers and duties of the board of trustees of the Industrial Home school of the Dis- trict in respect to infant wards and scholars, It rovides that when a guardian or parent of an ip- fant shall, by a duly signed and acknowl tn strument of writing, surrender such an infant io the custody of the trustees, such surrender shall be binding upon the parent or guardian for the time Specified. 1t is also provided that by consent of the president of the board the District Supreme Court May appoint the home to be the gu: ‘of an in- fant ward and the corporation shall have and exer- cise all the powers now conferred by law upon natural persons. Referred to the District commit- tee, ‘THE HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTER to-day agreed to report favorably Mr. Barbour's bill for the construction of an iron bridge across the Potomac near the Three Sisters, but decided to postpone making the report, until they had heard m the District Commissioners. Major Lydecker saw the committee Justafter they had decided upon the bill, and it was in compliance with a request from bim that they will hear the Commis- sioners before reporting the bill to the House. It is thought that, the Commissioners’ proposttion 18 to Place the bridge upon the old aqueduct bridge. A delegation of ladles waited upon the conumittee to urge the passage of a bill appropriating $5,000 for the industsfal schools n the Drie 3 Capitol Notes. ‘THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, In response to the Senate resolution of the fifth instant, calling for information coi the appointment scope of power, sureties and dis- Dursements of the supervising architect, there was transmitted to that body an enormous mass of papers, which included all the testimony rhe em cop! on fle tothe 8 MR. WARNER'S INVESTIGATION, ‘Mr. Warner. of Ohio, who introduced @ resolu- tion inthe House yesterday to inquire into the de- lay tn sending the joint resolution, $800,000 for the Oto flood sufferers, to the Presi- Gent for his signature, took up the investigation of the mater 0 tay upunnis own responsitalty, Ho ‘asa result of bis im that trouble iay in the fact that the cles of the. senate not having the right of the Soor of the House could as ‘nd the members of the committee until a lave ‘MINOR NOTES. ‘The McPherson Dill in relation to Dank currency was again ‘uaxen up in the Senate th art ternoon. \, ‘Ex-Senator’ McDona’a was in the Senate cham- Der this afternoon. Eie shook hands warmly with Sart apparenciy to buy up ecuntry produce, and woul curiosity for some time. Macartiu Givorve in the case of Alice C. Crawford agt. Henry Crawford, and gave her the custody of her children and leave to resume her maiden name of Alice C, Wilkerson. The petition Med by_ Mr. Clark set out the marriage in Auburn, 2eth, 1869; that they came and have four daighters. She ch March 4th, 1S€1, he deserted her, taking two of the daughters, lam Price was chan with embezzling three promissory notes, valued « $167, belonging to Mr. Jonathan Tarbell, deputy ‘first controller of curret Mr. Tarbell tesiinea that Price owed his wite tes ‘The indications to-day are that weather will grow coller to-night, ‘und by to- | PoRaTep.—The Metropolitan Industrial svi Bled a certificate of incorporation. The Aimed at Gen. Meigs. HOW A FRIEXD OF THAT OFFICER EXPLAINS 4 CLAUSE IN THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL” “The clause in the army appropriauion billex- cfoaing omocers on the retired ist from holding offices under the government ts eyidentty aimed at Gen. M. C. Meigs,” remarked @ friend of that gen- Ueman to-day. “Why should it be aimed at Gen. Metge"” asked the reporter, “Because.” was the reply, “he ts. the onty officer on the retired list that IS at present hoiding an | office, and, Desides, (here are some that are appre hensive that he may yet be called upon to take Gf other works. For thstance, there ts the aqualuct extension. Gen. Meizs tein that great | work, and he may still be called upon t finish It. ‘The interested in the library biti are aiso | eral ol he young man, and, while ue does not care for the management of either, vet, as long as he ts in the Meld, there is appretiension. Hence this effort to sheivé him.” a Death of an Anti-Slavery Crusader. WAL. BOYD, FORMER ANOLITIONTST AND WORKER OF | THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD, DEAD. ‘William Boyd, well-known as an earnest anti- Slavery man, and before the war one of the most active workers of the underground raliroad, by which slaves were secretly taken to the tree states, died yesterday at his residence tn South Washing- | ton, aged 64 years. Dr. Bord, as he called himself, | was a native of the north of Ireland, and was by | trade a tailor. He came here Over thirty- five years ago, and although at that ume there was scarely a thought of freeing the Slaves he boldly procialmed his sentiments, and soon became known as such # friend to the colored race that he would take any chances to ald a slave to obtain his freedom. Holding extreme Views a8 an atheist, and belng radical in the tem- cause as Well, he associated himself, about 1888 OF 1857, with Woolford Stoue, Amon Duvall, vim. Biddl B. Chambers, sr’, W. W. Levs, . P. Wood and W. A. Bargy (all or whom are now excepting Messrs Levy and Worl’, and formed lub OF Asvociation, one of the objects of which 2582 They met for along tine in Temperance ‘hail (Row Marint's), on E street, but they were nov | Palted tm sentiment, some of them—Chambers, and Wood—being opposed to extreme meas: ‘ures and rather in favor of preventing the spread ot Slavery than destroying it. Dr. Boyd advocated Tuning off the slaves one by one, and determined ‘oengage tn the Work himseif. and when @ run- away arrived he generaliy wax secreted by Bord till he got his wagon—one with a false bottom, ln which the runaway could hide—ready, and then'Le would make his way to the Pennsylvania Ul Other members of the organization knew of ti and When Dr. Boyd was serving a sentence for ‘they aided bis family. “The oat ira- tion of Mr. Lincoin found Dr. Boyd imprisoned in the Beatgntiary, and e strong petition baving been pre- to! President, he was pa~toned. His friends ‘had also, through the luence of Hon. Owen Love- Jor. sectired the employment of Dr. Boyd's son as a pes the House of Representatives to enavie ‘support the fatnily——a mother and daughter, | Deaides the father and son. During the Joun Brows agitation the friends of Brown frequentiy stopped With Boyd, Dut they advised against Browa's When Brown was holding Harper's Ferry one of his men, who had left hira_ there, came here find was kept close by Boyd for some dava, and tne latter calling Senator Summer's attention to the fact, the Senator furnisued ine means for his | escape. ‘During the war Boyd was, as might be expected, an earnest Union mua, and Was active thang anizing the republican ward ‘clubs, parliculaniy ‘the 7th ward club, and under the Bowen regime be served one term th the board of common council. Of late years he tas made a business sling loerb medicines and dealing in produce. Dr. Boyd. soon after the ‘Was, Way Polbted out lo some soldiers ws a Degro Wwordbiper, und he was badly beaten by then, los ing one eve, and ine never fully recovered. He was struck with paralys!s avout ten monchs agp, since Which time lie hus been more orless an inva'id. ONE OF THE FIRST UNDERGROUND RAILROAD BX- PLOITS OF BOYD WAR IM 18 Slaves belonging to citizens of this District and meinbers of Congress had been mysteriously missed for sometime, and considerable uneasiness was felt and people were on the alert. Boyd had been sus pected, and on this occasion, Capt. Goddard, of the auxiliary guard, was out ‘in the county ‘looking for the “underground railway. ‘The slaves hud been missed, and quite a commotion had been raised "throughout the city, Cayt. God- dard and LIS posse got on the trail of them in Montgomery county, Md., and came up with Bord’ currlage in the night, and ordered a halt, Bord ving ho attention to the order except to cut bis | horses with the whip, putty nua lively trot, ‘Taking adv Of & step hill, Capt. Goddard | took a fence-rail from the side of the road aud. ran it through the spokes of the Lind whecis of the | ‘Vehicle and locked them. Possession Was at once of the team and tts contents, and all were Drought back to the tavern corner Sih and D streets, ‘The slaves were returned to their owners, and Lord was sent to the pentte ‘The vehielr he used had been bullt for the purpnse—a covered wacon, | built ver strong for count travel, and made bul- Jet-proof np as high as a person's head would reach, While seated. Tits carriage was am object of auch ——— The Funeral of Dr. James S. Beale. ‘The funeral of the late Dr. James S. Beale on- curred this sifternoon frem the Ascension church. ‘There was @ very lance attendance, the medical profession being fully represented. ‘The oral tributes were num ous and handsome, vices were conducted by Rev. Dr. Elllatt, Rew, Mr. Steele and Rev. Mr. Engel, and upon th? con clusion the remains were taken to Oak Hill for In terment. The following were the pali-bearers: Dra XN. 8. Lincoln, J.T. Johnson, A. F. Hagner, J. it! Bromwell and J. W. Bayne. ‘A. King, C. E. District Government Affairs. IN PAYOR OF THE “TURER SISTERS.” A delegation of Georzetown business men to-day waited on the Commtssiouers, to express the wishes | of the people generally of that city that the Dis- | trict authorities may see fit to favor the location Of the proposed new bridge across the Potomac at the “Three Sisters,” above the Aqueduct bridge, A Drcrse oF Divorce GRANTED.—To-May, Juden rin the Equity Court, made a decree of 10 Uh Distr Ti ——E— ‘Tae Wiow ScHoor. Cavers —The weekly drill of the High School Cadet Corps at the High school this afternoon was witnessed by C West and his son, Lieut. West, U.S. side, of the National itittes;’ Capt Ross, of the Washington Light Infantry; Chiet Cronin‘and ME B. H. Warner, president of tiie school buard. ee A CaARGE or Empez7iewexr Diswissep.—Mr, Wil- reed in the Pollee Court to-day G Which he had bor. rowed from her 1h May, 180, He tendered tn part payment three promissory notes for $167, and then Sald he would take the notes aud vollect. the money. He never returned either the notes or the money. The witness liad often a=) money. The defendant testified that he never dew livered the notes to Judy claimed. ‘The court dismjssed Ue case. id Price for the Tarbell, as Uhe latter Toe WEATHER AND THE Rats.—No word has been received at the Signal office concerulug the condition of the river at Harper’ Ferry 1s therefore supposed that t is falling. Not the slightest danger of a freshie morrow night It will be cold enouch to freeze. It 4s expected that the thermometer will fall by that Ume from 60° to 3°. The weather in the Onio valley to-day is ten degrees below the freezing | point, a ——e Tae MeTRoPoLrran IspustnraL. ScHoor Ixcor- stated 1s to give loyment and instruction to Poor, destitute and friendiess white chiidren by them to habits of industry and impartin, ‘to them a common-school education on the plan o The public school system of the District of Colum- Dia. The incor are Mrs. L. E. Deanc, Mrs. | P. Cook, Mrs. S.M. Harteock, Mrs A. G. Martin, Mire arena Sutveley, Mrs S.A. Mayes, Sire: WH Stoutent Miss Marion 'S. West, ‘Airs. ML a Weaver 8. E Smith, x a Result of the Protens Investigation. REPORT OF THE COURT OF INQUIRY—GEN. HAZEN'S BRRORS AND OMISSIONS—NO COURT-MARTIAL KE- | ‘The report of the Proteus court of inquiry, which was submitted to the Senate yesterday by tho President, states that in the general conduct of the expedition, prior to the loss of the ship, Lieut. Garlington displayed zeal, energy and efficiency, as well a8 afterward, in successfully conducting nis command through a long, perilous, and labori- ‘ug Tetreat in boats to a place of safety. ‘awarding credit to Gen. Hazen for the best. of intentions, the report states that In many parti- Culars, and Jin some of the gravest :uomer.ts, he failed In an adequate comprehension of the neces- the case and the measures and means i | future course, and it | 1 has | iyject | | Mrs LYDIA SMITH, aged six FINANCIAL AND COMMEROIAR: ‘The New Vork Steck Market ‘The following are the opening and closing prices of the New York Stock Maxket to-day, as reported Dy special wire to HL H. Dodge, sg 15th street: Del 13118 Ohto € Mise Dag Le W.... RB, LETH ON oo Trans. Den. & RG...) Dy lone « West. ET, Va €Ga) 6% Ty Pac Mall... ETV.€ Gap] 2% 184 Pea Da Ee Ente.. 1 & | My Reading... De. iy TBR, 189% 18 uv Take Shore... 102 208%, Lon. & Nash...) 48 48 Mich.Cent...71] 93 M.K.&? aii) ni. & SLL.) a8 Do. pref...2.] A549) By Wad. Pac Mo. Pac. Do. pret Big OF 9 AN UNEVENTFUL DaY IN THE STOCK MARERT, ew York. Feb. 18.—The share speculation, & frm opening, declined as per cent, but Decauie strong and higher.” Prices moved up © 1 per cent before Ifo'cock. The features were. oh Pacific, Leckewana, Northwest, st ew York € ‘Tal, and Oregon Transcoul 8 were fraciionally lower after M1 nitobA, however, Towe tO ¥SK bid, Richmond t Point terminal to &, and’ Memphis HT i | We Wo advance the cause of the freadom of slaves. | Charleston to 374. ul af Fost says the fractional gain tn the last hour yesterday over the clos ices of Tuenday Doc oniy ‘maintained, Dut incressed: a ite bye | Cclock to-day. ‘The advance on & @all markes shows a ‘pretty firm control on the Part of the bulls, Dut aside from this, there ‘Were no features 1h connection with the inrket' and uo rumors ‘calculated ‘to afece tee ees ‘The Markets. BALTIMORE, Fed. 14.—' fortion 3 new Chitwan 85%, oss Sarees i. $2; new thre BY. Wiorgtbid to-day. BALTIMORE, Fed. 14.—Cotton Flour’ quiet and. steady. Steady western ther 8113. Bo, amber, 1 l4al Diss No. F westers Snranty 1 Osten 1 Migal ag) May, 1.1 al hrmuer’ waetern hi’ mit: do yullow, Sia6o Seked, February, 62 bid: a Slay Ggoad f Hienited So. mn aes Troviaie Maree ad ind at heed oper aed ig a unthanged Serra eon fale een T2itoo buanefe: core, 10-000 uatisle Bat corn, 9,000 bi corn, 54,000 busiieln Foe, Gm Pustice, ilypaienta wheat i Rita ©, Hunter has fled a bill for divorce trom Martin C. Hunter, on the ground of desertion. ‘The will Of Dorothea ‘Schroeder, Med today, leaves her estate to her son, August Schroeder, and names him asexecutor. News Briects. Ire thirty cases of measles at Stephens Va. The well-known trot! hevse Compton Boy Gropped dead in hinstate at wanes pentane: Frank Cartwright, aged abobt forty-five years, of Germantown, Pa., committed suicide yesterday by ona Hebding’ Pa, test Dist, 2 in Reading. Pa, iest P eevontecn youn, ti TURuInE C0 WAFS rampant pi Ex dutge uso P. Pisher bas withdrawn from the contest for the appotutment of Judge of the United States district court of the Delaware dis- trict. Te is sald the name of ex-Congressman James K,_Lofiand wii be presented for the place. ‘The New York Post priate c of wictation of civil service, eulung of & 1D chty post ‘ome. Postunasier” Pearea’ Gaites tee charges. paapnecreative meetings were beld allover ast nicht, and at all of them a Rev. Dr, Rowland, of the chur by Piladelplti, has acoepied @ call 60 I feranton, Pa, an attempt has been made to Inflate the ae god lists for the next evetion with dead aud departed voters to the humver or about 700. The iaflations, i i ‘bald, the first branch of the Baluimore city councll wes called 'o order last evening the eight reform mem- who bolted ‘on the. fi issued a outin om nat 2 mee ‘Priday, at 3 pan. EMR. Pe ‘13th, 1894 et ts LESA ile of John rane, aged Sigman mit tas clay ea Sareoth ot : ueral wil 0. Friis are mapwetfahy invited to abi CUMBERLIN. On February ‘1804, secend dauchter of George W.and Sarah i = om Seat aud ten inowtha. Dearest sister thou bast left He thy lows, we deep! But it la Ged whonas beret aay Hecan ali our sorrows heal y Wen GRAXDMOTIER. Frneral from the residence of her parent's on Lig betweun Cad Datrects noultwet on Pade tu iietant at 2 'elock pm. “Frivnds are invdted —* E.On Wednewday, February 1A 1 ee EDITH Cuugtier of Alcsabder tnd Parise Lilictt, im the euenth year of her age. DINER. Fubrancy 13.180 in the ffthoaieth year erg AMIES GANDINEA late of te copper-vou™ ‘hiuernt will take pl scr rom bis late residence, 12208 Pal atnvet mutheant. Friday. Februaty 18a 2300 {isis ore San please copy) > HARRISON. On February 14th, 1884 JUSTIN HAR- RISON, aged ‘eight Sate, eleven motithe aod twenty, aye, Is MEMORIAM. Btrow awert flower: « rdarling’s tomb, meta frvah in their early Moo. Pure white lillos and violets wild Should form the wreath for umaiua's ch@, n. Then lay htm down ‘mi While the angels thet nd the mournful willows as tury solthy waww Breathe a low requiem o'er lus silent grave, mm. Oh, Justin, tt wae hari to let thee ro, Piet! though with angels from this vale of woes Bo hard to whisper, Oh, cheristiad one FatLer iu Heaven “Thy will be done rv. Yet we'll murmmr pot. for we know that now Mary Immaculate has ceswued. thy brow. ‘Thon art still ay child in that “sinless land thy mama in this evil jad. Private KNORLEINE. On Wedneaday, Fe gpeg'el-ck pin. JOSEPH RNORLELNE, med pear er his ‘Puna will take place from Charlee Schroth's L. Suddenly, at 9:30 o'clock, of GERTRUDE: pouneuat Guupbter of SR and S.A. Pendel, aged 6 year and 8 mont aller funeral will take, place from her parent rest. at So'ock, to which relatives and friends are invited. > SMITH —At 4:40 o'clock a.m..on February 14th, 1884, tue years. | February lath, 154. AMA. Funeral Saturday toring, Parents’ residence, No. 40 G street southeast, en 18, 1884, ot Friends arv invited te attend Auuustine’ Ch 1sth street, near (eri vary ith, af 690'a tn Friday ), gt % BUIT, Febru 13, 1884, at 2 o'cloox Jong and painful ‘LAURA F. SUIT, “Funeral will take place from, the Fihday.Februaty 4 bt dares oclack p Folu‘tves of tie famutly ere romp {Maryland papeas please Oops) ‘No. 27 Vir as avenue southwest, on Friday. 1 ei | v'elock ‘elatives and frienda are Srelock p.m, ves ‘Fequested bo gt- UNDERTAKERS. Sosa C. Fone DET AKER . EST 24 commodions warvrovuna. Mo. S25 a, THUR ROONEY & 00, PROFESSIONAL EW. with our warcroomne, Zico T ae First-class new stock of burial robes and casketa. 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