/ 4 ea” rn : Gen. Grant's Rest Broken. , ‘APPLICATIONS FOR .—5 seas THAT CANROE BE MET, ning Forty neat Jock Yast ish tween BO ans oe ni >! Andvtested uneasily. THe sleptat intervals seed after midnight, when he got up and walked i about his room and ifbi . When the general bd arose this morning he t some liquid food in . : his room. Col. Fred. Grant stated. this morn- Ing that the general had been receiving abous twenty ications each day for autographs, and that it was a physical impossibility for the invalid to comply with these requests. While 5 > a THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. : Werthwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and lltn St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. ‘Tre Evextxo Stax is served to subscribers in the eity by carriers, on their own acconnt, at 10 cents per Seek, of sic. per month. Coples at the counter, 2 gents each.” By mall postage prepald—O0 cents a Month; one year, $6: six months, [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as second-class mail matter. EKLY STAR—published on Friday—$1 a epaid. Six months, 50 cents. jons mnst he paid in advance, pan is pald for. Rates of advertising made known on application. SPECIAL NOTICES. the writing of one autograph wou! require much exertion, twenty would bea day's work for him, and it would be weil tor the public to know, said Col. Grant, that their demands cam not be met Von 66—No 9,952. . WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MARCH. 21, 1885. TWO CENTS. ROSES eeous wae ore sees SSL gr A MICHIGAN RESORT WHERE TWO MURDERS HAD BEEN COMMITTED. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, |AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.| ™#= *avx vovcuer rmavps. Telegrams to The Star. Clare county captured and’ brought to Midiand yesterday Jim Carr, proprietor of the Jail 5 2 U : “Devil's Rauche,” a house of ill-repute, near WOODRUFF'S FILE-HOLDER.—(PAT- McKENDREE M. E CHURCH, MASS WERAAEeDT cai ois OTC Ae Thiternal Carrigan and Hirkwoed Plead Not Harri "Jenny Kinney, one of the in- fmcabinet form) For fing Letters Vouchers, Deeds, Preaching “ii an. andt:30 remy pas Ww ate $285,0 042: cca $561,101. N ‘ESS INVESTIGA- Guilty to Charges Against Them— = mates, was, roportea to have Veen ‘80 brutally Wiils, Briefs, Pan.phiets, or any other foruf of papers, | &. Fwakne, DD. Lovefcast” Wednesday "nae am oe ANOTHER REC “| New Indictments Against Messrs. | FIRE IN THE TRENTON CAPITOL. | treated that'a commnutice of citizens and officers Compactly and convententiy ioe (polo deed are | Seats free. All welcome. it MADAME ARLINE’S SEIZED Goops.—The Dempsey and Drew. used'in all the ments of the tatio ern Cie investigated the matter. Five girls were found = without clothing e: ‘hh to appear out of Py an ‘Avie ey (Caplio! Hil thepasion HoNP | made @ report ts the solicitecof the Teseency TION PROPOSED. Roar aie a Ronee, and whe onered Protection by the elt dices and libraries, andy bosinem wen generally. | N.Bazm D:D. at 1 Sam. and 7:30 pm. Geatn ali | Ore wee orr panes Anning, whose onde ar, the cases of Daniel Carrigan ana | Records and Relics Burned. | #2 gladly avatied ‘themselves of it And now ~_ | MacArthur, the cases of Daniel Carrigan and Narrate the most horrible tales of savagery, ine ~ nary exercises, were seized at-Chicago for non-payment of cus- i o-Thett advantages consist in facility for reference, | Monthly missionary cxercies, with offerings’ for me duties, He recommends the acceptance | MB. VAN WYCK TELLS WHY HE RE- Eawin C, Kirkwood, indicted the fit tn ‘une eas Cana cluding details, of ‘two murders committed Wear and dust. Dispensing with strings, tape, and gum (>, GIGRCH OF “OUR FATHER” (UNI | Of her offer to pay $500, and tl le amount of the ecole the latter in seven cases, vebberend GEN. GRANT NOT SO WELL. | Sticsman who baa $s00 with him, and the bands, and rendering pigeon-holes and doors unne- versalist) 13th and Lsts.—Rev. ALEX. ENT, duties, about $1,000, in compromise of the gov- VISED HIS SPEECH. sections 5418 and 5438, Revised Statutes, Uni- . other was an inmate of the house who tried to “Call und examine at the new Factory batlding, 687 | PStZt., Services Fommorrow at 11 a m.and 7-99: | ermment-claim against Rer. ted States, in making false vouchers on the bu- : escape. “The facts had been Known to the girs ~ root apes at oe Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. : reau of medicine and surgery, Navy depart- ——_-.— i all along, and were held over them asa warn- 7 eyes lima ee HAMLINE M. &. CHURCH, COR ora | ,M= Mruts' CHancrs Acarxst Ex-Commis- ae tM rah ¥ should attempt toescape SIONER Evans.—Now that Mr. Walter Evans, | MR, TELLER DEFENDS HIS OOURSE | ment, in the name of Jones and Webster, were GENERAL HATCH AFTER OKLAHOMA | 122.0! ‘heir fate ir Tine = ‘and PRICE, att or give information. The grand jury at Harrl- ee eee Sock exaicay, school at 9:16 a. m. and 3:30 p.m. Preaching | ex-commissioner of internal revenue, is out of called, and all the preliminary motions being = son found tive indictanents against Garr, two of COMP ANCE ee etree Saivlated Te tnent ber | Sim. by the Prending Elder Oso Meieee eee tia offlee it isnot expected that Secretary Manning AS SEORETARY. out of the way, they each pleaded not guilty. COLONISTS. which are for murder, Judge Hart refused bail, Sent In, the capital Stock, payable on and after Séafen | $2: by the F 30,o'clock by the pastor. Young will take any action with reference to the Mr. H.B. Moulton appeared for Carrigan and and a Caer Will be keptaclose prisoner at Mid: charges proferred against him by Mr, Mills, a u we s lan SUNDA y | former clerk in the internal revenue bureau, of (The Senate. Mr. A. B. Williams for Kirkwood. After con Fe ee ST O : ‘ultation the cases were sot down for trial April | THE CAPITOL AT TRENTON BURNED | an Ex-Sheriff Charged With Robbery. Bog ‘n.w., | inéMiciency, favoritism and misappropriation | qe chair lad before the Se a resoiution | *2t4 bi Regular: ‘session at § | Of government property. » cliate Jaid Perure ne Senate solution | gin, S80, at the Office of the Gompany. meeting at 6:30 p.m. > B. PEARSO! : shot S GOSPEL TEMPERAN mhIGste == —— School (non-sectarian), o> PROSPECT HILL Opposite Seaton school building. — <— RATION P is * 2 AVERILL, MICH., March 21.—Ex-Sheriff Cree ‘ offered by Mr. Pike, chairman of thé committee Valuable Court Records and State Deeds | it) or clnje county hee Donk wae, Grae A clection for proadeat getctary and st decors | io Seog rery scholar Easter offeriug, ‘Tenpermnes | _FEXCES oN PUBLIO LANDS.—It is understood | on claims, directing that committee to compile Tis geaien ame ebay are Destroyed—The Loss Very Heavy. ptected in the roUbery of the Clare county Rorshstog OG Gece Te ee Vices 1€ &! 730. A cordial weleome to all our ser- | that Secretary Lamar will shortly take steps to | and digest the laws and Judicial decisions now ments against W. H. ni sey and Daniel C Trextox, N. J. March 21.—A large tion | treasurer's office of $7,000 early Last summer, The polls will be open from 2 o'clock p.m. tos | SP® = STS enforce the law enacted by tho last Congress, | in force relating to the adjudication of private | Tivan for violatieanteon ee a present. | St nt cally bows this ss. the tae A Rig Order for Canned Meat. SGested to prove vmncrahip: bre deed oF corsenue | (RSE pGEATRAL UN TON MISSION, (008 | providing for the removal of the fences built | claims, and to continue the list of private claims = : . " ‘ " ps oye be furnished gratuitously by Mr. Gustav | Mr. Gro. A. Hinros, the well- dug tales vouslicye Gact ent charging the | Scarcely yet extinguished afterfour hours’ fight. | Crrcago which have been presented to Congress, so that resentatiou nia bill in a U for ink, at | It is impossible to estimate the loss as yet, but ‘Temperance Worker, willeontt re y BS the said list shall the Fort! thaka'lana One 4 the otter set | it will be enormous. The chancery office, com Ker, Will col s TRAN: D.—It Is lerstood ie sal ist shall cover the Forty-seventh a and pens, October 6th, 1882; and the other set- e enormous. The og Pewee Be crate Cae ea ae Gone | Ate ae a Geslee oF Tie astins | RareigNN Wee ting out a bill name of H.J. McLaughlin 11 the records of the courts, state deeds, 5,000,000 cans of meat forthe Soclock. ‘Adally noonaay: praver mestings tobe | Eivaes, cy " Mr. Edmunds moved an amendment, strik- | forsix galvanic Faradie machines; & is destroyed. army in Ezypt- To execute this order 70,000 ¥ ooh-day pray ; House, will be transferred to the War depart- Es Is . : — ease fo} orctoee, will be organized On Mon: ment under civil service rule 22 as amenda, ing out all relating to the compilation and di- | for $1,622.10, Allsothree indictments againstJ. i ‘not fall below $100,000. The | cattle are required, ty, the 23d. invited. especially the unsav« red celist and | #bout public lands by western cattle raisers. March 21.—The Daily ys Armour & Uo., sived an order fro: ns this ty, ree Rove u the Britis! of Comimittee. fs.mat* = 4 ‘a % ran—twe resent- Hr es} is e al state ——>—__— St of laws and decisions, which he regarded as | W. Drew and Daniel Carrigan—twe for present eke destroyed is the facade of the original As of the incorporators of the Moe z 2 ges BS: a ing a bill fo ‘ ces Decem- | house, built in 1795. It was altered and im- Gencral Foreign News. CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL will be held at the Hospi | [>= 3 Pee Gay ae | eo eer ALIAS to-day: | Mapencesary. intained tie nedoasity for dia ure: bee tat, TSB for $1 O68 BE nud one for, pre | Proved In 1848, ‘The building contained the EE iS AT BERLIN, tal Butliing. on Mc EVEN the 234 inst, Penns; flvania ave —treuching at 11 am. | were the Vice President, Senators Beck, Jack-¢ Roe ies 'y P senting a billon April 3d, 1883, for $1,266.39, | quartermaster general's office, and the offices -—The English princess Byte an a NT xa ta aibwix./ Sunday” school at 9 a Young | 8On and friends, Sawyer, Voorhees ang ex-Sena- | PACH oT ster gisenssion the resolution | {or medichas mbit The bee ieee ee ee A other ‘diguttarion and’ the wisite 7 if Di People’s meeting at 6:30 p.m. Praver meeting W S ‘and Ran- | wa % i ——— as » cle: 81 me , Kecretal narck and other dignitaries, an e vi y Order of the Board of Directors nesday evening. The public cordially invited tee" | fF MeDonald,Gibson and delegation, and Ran- | was, upon motion of Mr. Siermaly, recommit- Pare sony, Secretary Manning, Atiorney General | ted. RYLAND M. E. CHURCH, COR. 10TH arland, Secretary ayard, epresentatives ANOTHER PROPOSED RECESS INQUIRY. rit ve ely re - i<— pe GES 4 : Rell Rte be “ = if nilices were completely destroyed. | peror, the royal family and the English visit. BiG te thes ony er ot see Gemente serps ger, Oneill, 4 ‘olts, Curtin | Mr. Mitchell offered a resolution providing | Colonel and Mrs, Bonaparte gave a very hand- The other departments were somewhat dam- | Ors went to the opera together. The. emperor, P. ison, W. Va.; ith school at 9am. A cordial welcome to all. 1t* y, if 3 | for the appointment of a special committee of | some dinner last evening in honor of ex-Presi- | aged by water. The chancery and supreme | who was looking well, engaged in lively ¢on- VERMONT AY Gol. J. W. Harper, Cine mnaths and Justice | ove Seusiors i inguin and) Teport not later | dent Arthur, to meet whom a number of prom: | court rooms and the senate and assembly cham- | versation with the guests. ‘Berlin is rapid ‘Church. The Pas of state, and state treasurer, and the museum. | were returned b: Only the museum and quartermaster general | Herbert Bisma: and chancery mperor William and Count Last evening the em- CHRISTIAN | Fields and S. A. Merritt, o1 inentsociety people were invited. bers remain intact. The eutire building is | filling up with royal personages. The press fs mand 730 p.m., Sunday School 8300 m" Young | SAID 70 HAVE DECLINED THE RUSSIAN Mis- to tha Reunbee oe Coe Oakes hoe rember AS | mhe Literary Soolety meets this evening at | worth $500,000, on whics there ine teen ia | oo rretioent regarding the Visit of te Pines Fe eta eae De ey Sermon, “What is | srox.—It is reported that ex-Senator McDonald | tion in the United States. betore thets legal ten- | the residence of Col. A. F. Rockwell, 1517 L | “Tre Cx oiosions in the quartermaster's TY fratindeesinn ize?" Ordinance of bapusm administered etter she | W2S offered the Russian mission and declined it. | der quality was repealod: how sald coins came | street, AR ay ee ere Tas, | BeTMEATRICAN ASSOCIATION'S rxoOME. ‘The two important questions before us to-day, In | se! 1 THR New ComMissioNer OF PATENTS.—The into circulation subsequently; how many are] Miss Cleveland has invited Miss Lamar, the LS, Mare! — rican inters = still held in the several states of this country; 3, which every Contractor and Builder ts especially inter- <. E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. NEAR | new Commissioner of Patents, Mr. Montgomery, | at what rates they were taken; how much profit | @Ughter of the S ;, come of $200,000, which 1s considered sufficiens ‘are: What and will 6th st.n.w., Rev.D.W.FAUNCE,D.D.,pastor.— a ‘Ys | at 8 they v Bh P her guest at the utive Mansion for several | noon, and the injury done to their contents can- wots} Seats tne essere ne Preaching at Iain and 730" p.m “An Soraliy Wasat the Patent office to-day for a short time, | accrued to the government by the colngge of | wwe c.” Miss Lamar bas been stopping with | not De ascertained ss Yet The debris ie being | % Cover its neceskary expenses. e ‘s 3 ‘welcome 't is expected that he will qualify this after- - tegrosoetd friends at the Metropolitan hotel since her casing teres ecausiag ae as we cui one [JS SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER | N0on and enter upon the discharge of his duties | {his @nd other governments as to the receipts | arrival in the city a few werks azo. pis 5) which ignited In some way. The vaultscan : on 3 tary of the Interior, to be | scarcely be opened with safety before this atter- | BAtional association has secured an annual in SUNK IN BRISTOL CHANNEL, The British steamer 2 sO that temporary ac ; hice commodations ean be Secured for the chancery | , LOXPON, March 21 ‘of 4th st. and. Virvinia err & betoee | on Monday. or refusal by them of their own coin, better than last year. Sales for J and February | Fry; =e The resolution also prevides for the employ-| The President's sister, s March 6, for Bristol, collided with and sunk the sue quite ant tneréasal over ase Year, while March | and 735 pe Be virgen raise meeting Thurs: | THE Finsr Postwaster Aprorxren.—Post- | ment of a stenographer and for traveling ex- | been such a valuable aid to Miss Cleveland in | Tupted foraday. heard In the quarter-| British ‘steamer Khonddah in tife Bristol pene with abrisk demand for all grades, especially in day evening services & TM Baptism at close of Sun-| master General Vilas today made the first | Pauses ete, and Harris objected to. its pres: | House aerate ee tice pt the White | snaster general's Offiec on the fitat Root at, tee | CDARNEL perma ee our intentions of far- | ([- CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, con. Qrdered to duty in connection with the north-| Hon. Martin V. Montgomery, of Michigan, Be - and St. Paul have been ee and operations Beant vases nse in the decoration, of the CALVARY BAPTIST CHU OE: | ra Aleakecaplereine ee eee as je jaost interesting contests for office under | will be commenced as soon as the frost is out of on Building, were manufactured by the Potomac pastor. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. jail and Union Pacific, Which were weak. Pacific Mail opened down 4 per cent at 49 and sold at 45%, from which it has since of Lieut. W. H. Hostrand has been extended the new commissioner of pateiits, visited the | the new administration are those in regard to | the ground. Col. Robert G. Sloan, chief engi- | rallied a shade above 49. Union Pacifie has GREENE, - : ral f he Manhattan elevated railroad, and cy . . ee ee ee Capitol to-day, and in company. with several | the district attoneyship of some of the southern | heer of the Manhatt i been heavy ona smalier decline. Other stocks Haaited number of the vases with oe eitaner OL | by the pastor. Sunday school 830 a m. All ge: | Wels Onteuee Eat: friends looked about the bulding. "He seus ins | states, Fesarding which socket ionomers | the New York Loan and Improvement com- | are generaily strong. The buils cite the firm tails, either in the natural Terra Cotte color or bronzed. THE OKLAHOMA BoomEnrs.—Gen. Hatch tele- | troduced to some of the leading democrats, to be no small factor. In the past few weeks the | Pany’s agent, have both been here some time | tone of the general list as evidence of the inher: mbé POTOMAC TERRA COTTA ©O., 14116 st. kK, WESLEY CHAPEL, CORNER OF 5TH - 4 sg very flower of the legal profession in the south | 20d are interested. The running time between | ent stre1 of the et in the face of the ais Gwe enECEET and F sts. n. 5 a.m., Teachers’ prayer | @Taphs the War department to-day that about THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY TREATY, have been sojourning here, and most of the ap- | the two cities will be cut down to twenty min- | break in Pacific Mail and Union Pacific, bi it << — Neill give: bee Kegniy oe a eat- | Meeting: 9:30 am., Sunday school: 11 am.. preach- | 500 of the Oklahoma “boomers” have congre-| The Senate in executive session yesterday | plicants are young lawyers of high social stand- | Utes. about by circumstances which do not affect qatedl Fleciric’ and Stcant Hatha Also, Magnetic | Gu Schock ‘Gospel meeiinn soy a oe ah ne | gated at Coffeeville, Kansas, on the southern | ratified the additional article extending the | Ing. ‘In some instances as many” ax twenty ap- ———__. general list. Loaning rates are easy, Delaware treatment, at 305 Missourl ave. nw. inr2-Lme | Vival service; Prayer-meeting on Thurelay evodne, Gorder tine, with the Intention of inoving into | time for putting the Mexican treaty into force | Plicants have appeared for one office, and the Failure in Baltimore. and Hudson loaning at 1-32, New York Central = Beats free at all services, =" | the territory. He has sent a force td intercept 2 Social Influence of the ladies of the families of | | Batrrore, Mp., March 21.—Charles L. Tri- | and. Erie seconds at 1-64, and Lackawanna at a them. P" | until the 20th of May, 1886. This 1s to give STREET, SPIRITUALISM-G. AR. HALL, LAND ‘The French Restaurant near National thester, which | [ [< oo PAG paced A SE lay’s STAR, was discussed for some time, bu’ q reasons es: Loans, 9 ‘Ex-Chlef Cook at the White House, Proprietor, | kugsarvice ar hh umes, Sehool at b:30 a.m, Moe | Basx’s Doors CLosep.—The controller of | 20 action was taken. The subject went over | are not wholly the cause. WIND BLOWING 140 MILES AN HOUR ANDTHE | 450,400; specie, ase, $910,000; legal ten- ‘Will accommodate 50 gentlemen for the Dedication ‘OU — until to-day. The Senate seems determined to| Hon, John M. Francis, American minister to ee ders, decrease, '$: Q; “deposits, decrease, gnd Inauguration with room and PERANCE MEET. | the currency is informed that the Schoharie | Prevent the publication of executivesemnes =| nti: Wasutxaton, N. H., March, 21—Last | $1,346,000; circulation, Increase, $46,500; Fe. ROGINSKI @ LEWIS, THE WELL. county national bank of Schoharle, N.Y., closed | Hlalwart messenger was stationed outside cach | Austia, In a letter toa friend in this city, ex. | night the storm here was territie bevond ae | S702 © CARD OF THANKS. Mr. 8.P. Rounds, the public printer, stated | Somntees abroad. These nominations agt. Woodbury has been settled by a decree, | it, Ent Gen. Haten believes Deweese will OrrawA, Ont., March 21.—The rtof the M'LLE M. 3. PRANDT, ‘The Fathers of St. Dominic's Church take this Teaay at he had never made the statement | probably be made early next week, and the | and @ sale has been ordered in the case of | able to get between them and the Oklahoma | OTTAWA, agriculture has been laid before the he ey sion of expreming their heartfelt thanks to ChiefGre. | that he had recelyed an assurance from the Renate ‘will not adjourn before the middie of | Chesapeake Guano company (oe The | country by forced marches, and thus compel | House ir ‘shows that there bas beon a decrease At Mas M. J. Hunt's, 1300 F Srazen hin and his gallant firemen for the skititaraca tesnie hext week, and quite likely not before the last } Court will close its March term, this afternoon. , | them to turn about without even having had a | Howse. it Shows thet there bas peon e decrease oe ; manner in which they fought the devouring flames at | prewaent that no change would be made in | Dext week Hee NE aa eae eee eeith, Fecovered | glimpse of the land. Deweese, however, was on | in 1zug Wen. 103 S24. as compared with 47,00 Se eee St. Dominic's All that gnen could dowasdone by them, | 518 office until after July 1s ——_——+ee____ Jest night on the river a boat stolen from Henry | the 14th instant one hundred miles north of | {n Treg, Wer LOpnod. as compared with 47,901. RHEA WAVES! = SHINGLED BANGS! _| and through their untifing ‘eforta every there or —_—>—_ The New Senator from Arkansas. | Bros. €Co., at Dill's wharf,on the lower Po- | the Sacand Fox agency with his battalion, and | 2 1861, The minister polnis out that the ‘Theve stylea never need be in the hairdressers’ hands. | life, we feel confident that we were Graenen tor Postmaster Pearson Denies. a0. it looks as if the colonists might beat him in ein order by plain combing, Hair dremeg and | Wotairuin, Weare fully satisfied that they did thelr | 2e gay3 HE NEVER WROTE THE LEtrer to| Hon. James H. Berry, who was yesterday | NotEs—The city council will meet next Tues- | the race to the Cimarron river, where it was in- Shingied. ape lame | Roting debt Of gratisade to ocr skinner aee GEN. THOS. J. BRADY. chosen U. 8. Senator from Arkansas, to fill the | day night——The United States district court | tended to enter Okiahoma. a ny his herofc men. — Postmaster Pearson, of New York, was last | Vacancy caused by the resignation of Attorney | opens here next Tuesday.—The annual con- —— Joux F. Panzer, ‘We also thank, most sincerely, those brave citizens eral Garland, 1s about forty-fiv ‘or | ference of the Methodist Protestant church be-} Getting Ready for War in India. District Government Affairs, and friends who’ risked their lives in endeavoring to | @Vening shown the statement that a letter | Gent — Dente years ing here next Wednesday week, the 1st of | pyrewarvE PREPARATIONS @ TO DEFEND | yunns TURNED OVER EU. 8. TREASURER, 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUR, save statues, stations and other movable articles, which was written by him in 1880 to Gen. T. J, | 8g@. At the outbreak of the war he entered the | April—_The work on the extension of water ce ee Hebesncowes mane be Len takceiernaee Washington, D.C. pegule of Washington for thelr generous ana suisasee | Brady in reference to an arrangement by which pine pera renga bacilli [rope tetee play ReRGUTIREY Peraen | LonDox, March 21.—Dispatches from Cal-| ass the fact that the District Commiacnees STATIONER AND ENGRAVER, ee lace veaaral Gi the clerks of the New York post office were as- bye yeni k. Hits lee ae Ghenate this place and Charlottesville —Keligious ser- | Cutta show that extensive sparatious are | hed peocared the necessary lepislaxion, from Visiting. Wedding and Reception Cards promptly | iitheod bless em all is the earnest | sessed for political purposes was now being used4 Winning high rank. Vices were held last night at the Baptist chureh | Peng made for offensive or defensive opera ne ee ea en or eae gnc properly executed. Engravings, Etchings Poot | "yr THE DOMINICAN FATHERS | in the fight egainst Mr. Pearson. Mr. Pearson | itle below the tiled. ator the war Mr. Berry |and at the Catholic church.——Several new Ulensuticnanes lens Eanieh are oars iee swhich sum so deducted stall be to longs Framed sd Catramess SSS | (pcass SE PATRICK'S TAKS | denied that there waa any foundation for the Jaking an active part In politics, He was elected | Beta sostrectey fara BE Rave sueaay | Blond have heen collected at Quetta ea Be | Sion a eee cede were cs | | oo statement, He sald there was po demand | 4#king.an sctlvepert in politics. He was elected 108, Is sufiriig from injurice indicted co | loochistan, which commands ‘Pass, | Under this same iaw making 6 speaker wuffer Barrmone, avover 11, 1695. _ | pani P eM Seen Me beceetion.of oficers wit | made ‘upon him for contributions at the time | tae eximature and was, made sp Berry was | being’ thrown from a street oar in Woshiecten the only, practical entrance to Afghan- | the District a like provision was drai This isto certify that on or about April '10 I was | Doss MORON, | Montes ae men' orany other time. “I was not elected ctreuit judge, and from, the bench he |a few days ago——It is understood that Mr. | istan from the south for military purposes, the Commissioners for a firemen's taken with a very severe cold and s ter ‘order of the President. pealed to,” he is quoted as saying, “to violate | was elevated to the governorship. His term as | Peter of Washington, will soon resume ENGLAND'S NAVAL PREPARATIONS, vy one By Gen af’ ws This ise SPER Mbisper. I procured a bottle of “BAM. Te J. A. KINSLEY, Secretary. | my principles as a believer in civil’ service re- | governor expired last Jan ‘and Mr, Berry | operations at his distillery near this place. ‘The United Service Gazette that theBrit | from, the pay of cach f

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