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.g'HSi'tiPwuyigmf rg "HV. ' 'Wjij uy twwmi'j yw"' vw' wiMaHyi,wRwwwfqwwjiw Mwmfr w ' "vvrvirr?"'-' -t I THE INCREASE IN THE CIRCULATION ADVERTISEMENTS OP , "Tla-o Oritio1' 13 HEALTHY' AND SUBSTANTIAL-, TIIE CRITIC proaonta All'tlio Nows Inn compact and attractive manner. That Is tho reason pooplo vrauj; It. OF "Help Wanted' ana " Situations Wantei" PUBLISHED FREE. TWENTY-THIRD YEAR NO. 7,011. WASHINGTON, D. 0., SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1891. PRICE TWO CENTS. l.-! tL W- KS A Ctitic SI'KClAt.'S'OTICKS. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TIIOST COMPANY. CAPITAL, $1,330,000. Under Act ot Congress approved Uctolier 1, 1800. 1419 O STREET NORTHWEST. A. T. BU1TTON. ' C.J. BELL, President. Jut Vice-President. ' PERCY B. METZOEH, A. A. THOMAS, , Treasurer. 2d Vice-President, OEonon k! emmons, Beerclary. DIRECTORS, A. T. Bmtton, Jakes IS. Fitch, VV, H. Tnosrso.v, ItARitr 1'. War, Itonrnr Donxxx. Jahks l). I'ATMK, M. W. Hcteiiidox, Caleb J. Mir.Ni, William M. C'oates, Onosnr H. Notes, William VinsEn, JOHN H. UEnnEM. IlENnrHLoucuncix, Miiitin F. Monnis, .;. j. ukll, JOIIM H. JEVKS, Jl.M. l'Aritm, t .C'llll. O. DltNCANSON, ClIAnt.ES 1'OIlIEIt, A. A. TllOMAS, John It. McLean, ALAN 11. UEEII, H. S.BriAnr-, Daniel Donotav, Hen;. II. Wadiikii. MATTHEW (i. ItMKIlT, Umnr A. Willaud, JIi'niit f. Blount, . uuun ii. jiunuinoua. s s Allows Interest on deposits ot Money, pay Abl9,br.chec: without -notice.. Authorised toy-law to' ct s execntor, ad ministrator, guardian, trustee, receiver. as " 'surace. pd torecelve and, execute trusts ot i sever description from the Courts, corporations s or ludivldusli. Estates manarrecf.lncomca collected, cnaran- , twdCnrMtpenli. furnished, loanKsecurejl by first trusts In the District ot Columbia bonght and sold, and debenture bonds Issued bearing Interest and absolutely secured,, t .trills receipted tor nd' ke"pt Without charge. Acta as treasurer or .(rent1 tor religions, benev--olent or other Institution.; and as registrar or transfer agent of the. stocks or bonds ot corpo rolcm, paying their dividends or Interest, If desired.' it'-' " . Safe-deposit boxes tor rent with the most modern Ssrejnards. ., CnshrrnMed futilities tor the storage ot plate, valaabjeipatierpr'tnrnttpre, carriages or other valuanle goods,1 at our- fireproof ware house, No. 1MD Fifteenth, street northwest. ,CAf.'VA'U Ustyf7ro,,J'TI0' s T0 '" EsticwTS-.AJiD business cuEtnrui.LT rcn KISBEO, Jatt rtLo: IttOA Land; heldla reserve for scrreral years by the Statu DoTernment ate now opened to set tlera'at their actual value. . These referred lands lio along the eastern or 'Atlantic Coast, between St. Augustine and Ills cayne Bar, one, htllmllo to six miles, from the ocean, 'a arge'portspn being la bdo'w the frost limits, f ' t t Ibis Is the only eastern section in the United flutes whero It Is possible to raise seml-tropl-cat truit, nnd where early Tcxetablcs and fruits can bo raised In tl'ruo to catch tho highest Korthof rr prices. Much ot this land Is owned, by tho Florid Coast Line Canal and Transportation Com. pany, and bears a fine growth ot timber, from which large sums may be renllccl. Tha eectlnu along the Indian Itlver and Lnko Worth Is well settled, and the land la the must Milna tolc In the State, the east coast being tapped by Tour railways, ana mo riTcrs along me coast being naTlgatcd by steamboats. ImuroTcd transportation facllllles iftnd do llghtfnl climate (belnir so near thooeenntha air Is much more bracing than further. Inland) make this an excellent opportunity for actual settlers. l'rlces ot land range from ti per acre npward. We shall be pleased to send maps, township plans and tall Information to all wlto nro Inter ested, i ELORIDA. COAST LINE CANAL AND TRANSPORTATION CO., ST. AUOUSTINE, TLOHIDA, F lalOtt JOHN W.DENNY, President. TjUDELITY BUILDINO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION "Oil AND 1)13 1' bT. N. Y. lias tho best plandcrlecd for securing a Home, NO AUCTION OV MONEY. Any amount lointd repayable $13 per month on each $1,0(10 advanced, bbarcs $1 per month, maturing (n 103 months for f.tX). Profit, DUB. NO BACK DUES HEQUI1IED. SIX TEH-CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED ON SPECIAL PAYMENTS, raid-up certificates for $100 Issued nt$50per share. D per cent, per annum paid on purchaso price, semi-annually. OFFICERS: r : HARRISON DINQMAN, Prest. OEO. VT. XEACH, Ylce-Frrat. O. T. THOMPSON, Trcas. ALONiSO TWEEDALE, Sec'y. ANDREW WALL, Manager. (JEN. J. E. SMITH, Attorney. 5 r TRUSTEES: ,. Amcrlcnn'Secnrlty and Trust Company, A. T. BltlTTON. Prcst. .DEPOSITORY; Central National Hank. folS-ly rMPOItTANT NOTIOK GAS CONSUMERS. For the convenience at persons living In the eastern and western, scctions'of the city, ar rangement have heert.mndo by which they can pay their gas bills during banking houra At the NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK WEST END NATIONAL'BANK, Dills paid after tho tth ot each month will ' sot be entitled to the discount ot 3 tents per A,000 cubic feet. WASHINGTON GASLIOUT CO. ovS6-tf yHARTEltEDBY CONGRESS 1818. FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. Of Washington, D. C. OAP1TAL AND SURPLUS JIIS.WJ 00 Has ucer contested a loss by Are, but always makes prompt aud liberal adjustments. DR. DANIEL 11. CLARKE, Prcst. OEO. E. LEMON, Ylce-1'rcst. CHAS. Bl. BRADLEY, Trcas. I, FENWICK YOUNG.'s'cc'y. WILL T. BOTELER, Ass't Sec'y. deO-Sra T 10 THE PUBLIC. Marino1 retired from tho firm of EMMONS s BROWN, I take pleasure In lntoimlng my friends and tho public that I can be found at my otUce, GOI'feuth street northwest, where I am conducting a general 11KAL ESTATE, LOAN and INSURANCE BUSINESS. Prompt and personal attention ghen to nil matter placed u my hands. Respectfully, JAMES V. 11UOWN, COI Tenth street n, w. Telephone Call, 4TM. uovW JOHN DALY, Bricklayer and Contractor, lSdO Pennsyhaula avonue northwest, Wants to adilso the public that Brickwork ot Every Description will rccehe Prompt Atten tion at his hands. Roller Setting and Bakers' Ovens a Specialty. nortl WUY NOT HAVE. YOUR BIIIUTH made by one, ot the most celebrated cullers In America t I'rlrM amo as those third-rate cutters charge, 1. V. HALL, W V alicetnw, special noticks. -- T.rOTEL BHOHEHAM. ANNOUNCEMENT. i The New Banquet Hall being completed, we beg leave to announce we aro now prepircd to. entertain , ' DINNER FAR'IIES, WEDDINGS, I llECEPTfo.S'si I OEItMANS, Ac. LADIES" AND GENTLEMEN'! RESTAU HAST AND CAFE ON H STREET. Cuisine under direction ot HajmondWeMer (late diet Tuxedo Club, New York). DEVINEA KEENAN, fc2C-5m Proprietors. NATIONAL AMKIIIOAN WOMAN SUF FRAGK CONVENTION Will bo held In ALIIAUUII'H OPE1IA HOUSE, , , Fcbrnary at. srf, 2S and March 1, lil. Sessions at 10" a. m. nnd 7:U p. m ; Sunday Service, March, at Up in. llox, for senson, (10; season 'ticket, with ro served seat, J'i; single ticket, Cue; single ad mission, 83c. . . i ,, .Saleot season tickets at 1400 O street until hqevenlnirnf February S' all single tickets must be obtained at the ticket ofllre ot AI hangh'a Opera Ilmlse, which w HI be opened on the morning ot February SO, at 0 o'clock. IC"-H fTUIOMAS M. FIELDS HAH REMOVED HIS I ...... -,ll.. ........ .hi,1 L'.nJ.ilt'n llJlliB .m . i i i i i No. 461 Louisiana are, n. w.. ad floor. teil-0t if' TJEMOVALI THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COMPANY Is now located In Its new office, NO. Sia F STREET? NOUTUWE3T, OFFICERS: HENRY O. TOWLES, President. CHARLES B.UA1LEY, Vice-President. NOBLE D. LAItNER, Secretary. CHARLES N. LARNER, Asst. Sec'y. rrtUB WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. Temporary Ofllccs: 1001 F STREET NORTHWEST, Previous to erection of our new building at the corner ot Ninth and 1' streets n. w. CAPITAL , fi.OOO.OCO Pays Interest at 4 percent. SH per cent. per cent. 5 per cent. According to time ot deposit. Interest paid on balances subject to check. Executes aU Trusts. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. BRAINARD 11. WARNER, President. JOHN JOY EDbON. Vice-President. WILLIAM J), ROBISON, Secrotary. WILLIAM B. OURLAY, Treasurer. THE WEST END NATIONAL DANK, nineteenth st. and Pa. no., Washington, D. O. decll-ly r - B rsAKBKH&ROSS, Eleicnth and Q streets. Announce the following Bargains tor ONE WEEK ONLY: Rogers' Teaspoons 93c per set Ordinary l'rlce $1.33 per set Stag Ilandlo Carvers, tully'gnaran- teed ,,..$1.23 per pair Ordinary price $I.S0pcr pair Crown Fluting Machine $2.50 each Ordinary price ,,'.... .$3 each Old Reliable Clothes-wringer, $1,73 each Our Entire Lino ot Scissors at 10 Per Cent. Discount. Coal Hods, 10 Inches V) Ordinary price ...30c Also a Full Lino ot (Ins and Oil Stoves, Felt, Weather Strips, Furniture Han dles and Mechanics' Tools, BARBER & ROSS, HARDWARE AND CUTLEItY, ' Opposlto Boston Dry Clouds House. V navftl ' nEdlSTEltEDTRADK-MAHK,- BERKELEY PURE ltYE WHISKY, $1 a Gallon, $1 a uit and 60c. a Pint. JAMES Til A UP, 818 F Street. JaMlm E. Watkims. Bah'l H, Bl'cic. Jas.Sdlliyan, 1TITATKINS, BUCK CO., INVESTMENT BANKERS, ' OLOVER BUILDINO, "F" STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. 0. Branch OOlce: CHATTANOOGA, TENN. tatT-NEW YORK AND LONDON CON NEOTIONS. Will negotiate purchase and sale ot bonds, stocks and other properties. (INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. Jal3 R EMOVAL. EA8TON RUPP, Stationers, orner Pennsylvania nvo. and Thirteenth St., Have removed to 111 Eleventh Btrect n. w., i Opposite Star ORlce. de-2X)ui y.' Hi" .j.il.i 35f-WIU.PAY FULL COMMISSION TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS TOit (Jelling. For Prlfcs aud Terms Apply to EMMONS & KING, Builders and Owners, Atlantic llullillnsr. jggjr-OAMFELL CARUINOTON, ATrORNEY-AT-LAW. 003 D street uorthwest, Washington, U, 0, Webster Law Building. Residence, 1701 0. street uorthwest. ''.;yA ' 'AAA A A rrnr a r, v AA I. T, , A A 1. run T AAA I.. C A ALf.l.t. I.I'.K. - oo tit o O I' o () H' o o r 00 1' . A AA r A A AAA A A H', It Ijf'tlltll TTTT It ' If HI5U It I T itiiii if rtnn t 8 ii !i t n t it i it It T .. Wlij does' n Shirt made to incisure cost two and three times the price; ot one bonghi ready made f Is It not becausethe process ot manu tacturc Is slow and non-economic rather than that the cost of materials )i so lnucli great.r! That tho etonomy ot direct Importation ot materials and their manufacture on a Hrge ecalc enables tho offering ot a low-price r&dy maife t-hlrt etpial In quality to those rdada to order at mnch higher price is e dent by the "PALAIS ROYAL" SHIRTS AT To CENTS, For all practical pnrpo-ce no better Milrt can hepnt together, rojiUllcr what price Is pal J. MADE OF WAMSU'rTA MUSLIN, whlcli Is 'lio best, and used In shifts to order tfut cost roni $1.53 to I'ISM each. Fronts and cuffs of RICHARDSON'S 2100 MUSI! LINEN, which the. best manufactured for the purpose. RE INFORCE!) Will! PATENT STAYS at would-be weak parts. HAND-MADE III' 1TON HOLES.,, Neck nlzcf, II t'o 18 Inches; THKF.U I.ENG'IHS 01' SLEEVE io each neck sire, making twentj-jeven different tire, DO THEY FIT? The prejudice agalnt rcadj-made whirls Is JiiKtlflcd In a degree. Too iHttiiy of thtm lo hot At coiitctlu. One reason for it Is that cheapness Ion price Is often tho main object "w till the seller, Another reason Is that the re taller sometime laikt experience, A third reason Is that tho merchant, in hli anxiety to reaili all clasesof bls'custoincrs, scnee tow many masters and none well. Ol'R ONE SPECIALTY. tSTTho Palais Hojal, having tor thirteen cnis made a sprilaUrof one-make and one Iirlce Shirt, has attained better results than those with hweiperlenco who offer Shirts at mail) prices. Wo claim favorable tomparNon of the 7.1c. "Palais Roal" bhjrt with tho,l and $1.23 Shirts ot competing stores and with the D'jaml $J.'J3 Shirts of those who make to order. We have n patrons ot the "Palais ltojnl" t-hlrt men well known In public nnd private life men to bo Influenced bj Hie merit ot an nrtlclc rather than the price of It. Wc Invite gentlemen who lime nut tried our Shirts to make Inquiries. Our shirt man, Mr. J, Porter, will ho pleased to answer any ques tion It not convenient to call please mill n postal card, stating neik sire, length ot sleeve (measure from centre of bulk to wrist), pleated or plain bosom. A Shirt to lit )ou will bo sent the next deliver wagon, Pleito leavoTS (cuts, at home tu pay for It. Our (ash business partlv accounts fur tho reason ot the price ot the "Palais Rojnl" Shirt. PALAIS ROYAL NIGHT Mll!lTS.-Maile ot superior muslin, full 00 Inches lung, Pocket, collar, cliffs aud front, with Cash' fast-color trimming. Sizes for small, medium and extra stoui men. 30 cents each. PALAIS ROYAL ( OLLARS.-AII the latest shapesand warranted as Hue linen us In auy SSc. Collar sold, Only tOcaaticich, hPltlN.GlMLFJiOSE.-AII tho latest sprln; tiles. In stripes; nlxi solid colors In new tints of Tans nnd (irn.v;nlsnn warranted Fast Black 3 cents per pair, SUSPENI)E1IS.-Fat Black and White sro Ihclatrst forspilng Wv have them also silk embroidered In colors 'Iho new patent buckles and drawer supporters. SPRING NECKWEAR. Our cash business makes PS cents the price for choice of over 100 dozen spilng uoTcltles London stjlc nureltles in material, designs, colors and shapes. Not a fen of the Identical Mvlc may be seen marked 73 cents a; the stores where much of the business done is credit. OTHER ILLUSTRATION!-, (Doves, Handkerchiefs, 1'iidc.rwssr, I'mhrol las, Mackintoshes, Traveling Bags, Toilet Articles, etc;., of the best make, at prices 'proportionately low. MyJIcifH Department, near dour ot No. lll'l l'ciin)h until nieiiuc. l'tUT AT, A I RSbS I' ) AA I, AA I H It I' 1' A A . A A 1 H I'l'l'l. A A i A A 1 SSSS I' AAA i, AAA I H 1' A. A ), A A 1 H H T . A A 1.M.LLA A 1 bSSH ItltHH OOO Y Y A T. t n O O Y Y AA t HO I) Y Y A A inint O O YY A, A t It ) O V AAA . I It (I O Y A A . t 11 OOO V A A .I.LI.f, (A. Lisuer.) ' 1 1 1 7-1 1-19 Puusylvnuin Ave. AND Nos. 1or, 103, 405, Twelfth Street. 407 G O VERNMBNT G OSfclP Tin! I'vttitici-TIio Htirvey slonmcr 1'nttenoii Is lying oltMnro Island. tnakliis liVcpnrnllons for n cruise nloilg I he north const. JltrAiitd to tiik Tiii.ti". It Isrxpcctctl .tlinttlic lliclla wilt go on tlio ilry-doclc pooti tohnvc! Iicr boltom scnipccl nnd re ceive oilier rcinlrs. TsiMiniEii His Kmki.nvtios. ilr. J, M. Il.irrclt ot New York, wlui wns Utn!Icu ni prlvntc secretary to (Jencral Shermnn, lm Icndcrcd Ills resignation M a clerk In the Department to tlio Secretary of War. Monifr ov tiii; Ai.f.ut. Tlio Alert is ni much a myMcry its ever. If slio is going on a cruhe licr desttiiatloti, tlmo or ueiiarttire nnd picscnt condition nro lines tlcms wlilclirecclvcnoansvvcrs from tlioso who ought to know. KLM-TMcrrv vt 3! m: Islvmi. AVItldil ix months tlio Navy-Yard at Mare Island ivlll he brilliantly lighted by elec tricity. Considerable! .progress has been mndoMnco the nproprlallon was mndo nnd nn army of electricians is engaged in "wiring'-' the yard. Tltt.ii StoM'D. Tlic rrcsident jvici to day an act to Incorporate the Wnsnliigtoii and Arlington llnlfwnv of thq, Jlislrlct of Colttirtbia., for the rolljf H. J. Oheney, and crranting tight of way to tho Jult6l!on viiji aim Mitt iiuey cstrcct iiauway wnp pany into and iijkui tlio Fort Ililey juill-, tary reservation in the State of Kansas. Pit T Vni.v Tim Tl-ytnvvr AmnnK llm 'ttsidcnt'i eallcra to-day nerd Senators iiaroour, u-arcy, J.'inu, .ticn, cx-ncnaior lIcl)onulil,,niHl lleiirescntntivcii O'Neill, Veniisylvaiiia; Plclilcr, lleavil, fe, Mor rill, Van bhalk, Stravcrs, Owen, Client lioni, and Ynrdlcy, with ct-Ucpre'Cnta-tivejivnns nnd olhergciitIcruen of I'etin syhanla, and I.nngston. To Act in SurptTuir i.mi;n'K Ah SEStr. In tho exi'iecled absenco of Secre tary Foster tho rrcsident hns redcslgnn tcd (Icnernl A. II. Ncttlcton, Asslstartt Secretary of the Treasury, to, act in Sccrc-, tary roster's Vaiinclty until Ills return antl General Snauhlini; to act in tlio absence of both. General Nittlcton li'-Dttll actlni tts iScerciatytind will-probably holdtliatjiost for iomo llttlo time. Tho vacancy' in the list of Sccrcthries is expected tri hi Idled Iiyi fore weeks, Tl)i$ xpdesignatlou is in tended to be iiermiiiicnt. and General Nct tlcton will net-in Secretary Foster's place cuch tlmo the latter is absent, TrtiiMxa-Siiir ion tiik pacific Rti Tion. Within n year tho elianccs.aro tlntt' thoTacHlc naval station will ho supplied Willi atndniiig-slilpfor apprentices. Ic vclojnui'iiti showtlinta bill rccomtiicnd- ng tho old hulk-Hartford shall ho re paired for, that purpose l now. in, tho luimlsx'if roiiKrcei-iURU McKcnnt ot Tall- omla. Tlie bill iinmes the sum of $l(W,0mi cs tho amount of tho appreciation tn rdltthoHartfiml. It will he vcconilcel by t'ougits,niaii AVliitthorne of Tennessee, well known as tho projector in Congres ot ii hill authorizing a national naval re serve. The Hartford is now lying tit Marc IInnd. Tin: l'niirir!ST'n li:cifip-Titti'. The cruiser San Francisco Is laving alongside the dock at Maro Island. During herre cint (rial trip liloiig tho tpastit ,vlll ho rcmcmbercel her gun carriages were baelly (Inmngcd, nnd repair under way. The rs to titcm arc now llnal destination of the cruiser Mill remains n niys-' lery. It is Mirniled, however, thnt in comjiany with the Clinrlcston slio will make! a trip up tlio coast carrying tho Presidential party expcctcil to arrive there shortly after (;mgris adjourns, In preparation fur that event she is now on tho dry dock and is recelv lug a thorough overhauling. President Harrison mid family may mnko their expeeteel voyago on tho S.UI Francisco, and If tho Charles ton elre-.s not in the meantime go to Chill pint will accompany them. IvmnrrwT Aiimy Oinin.iJ. llvillreitloji if the President Major George W. McKcc, Orduanco Deimrtmcnt, has been detailed ns a niemljcrs of the board for testing rilled cannon, These officers havo been found Inca paciled for duty pu account of disability Incident to tlio tcrvice, and aro conse (tiently retired: .Captain Victor J. do Haunc, Assistant Surgeon; Captain William lt.Stlucmoti, Assistant Surgeon, and Captain Frederick A. Illnman, Corps of Fngtneers, Leave of absenco granted Post Chaplain tucrmau i. .vicrrui is cxicnttcu slx monllm on noe-ouLof disabllltv. Captain William Owen, jr., Assistant Surgeon, is -fclIoccl from further duty lit the Department of tlio .Missouri, and will re)iort In person to the commanding olllcir. Jefferson ll.irrat,ks,7iIo., fur duty at that station. Captain Samuel I,. Woodward, Tenth Cavalry, will rejiort at St. Louis, Mo , tn Lieutenant-Colonel James M. Moore, Deputy Quartermaster-General, for sixty days' duty at that place. First Lieutenant Ildwurd S. Farrow, Twenty-first Infantry, will repor); to Col onel L'lncll S. OtI, Twentieth Infantry, president of the Army Itetlring Hoard, at iho Army Building. New York City, for examination. Tho leave of absence granted 'First Lieutenant Herbert G. hejulre, First Cavalry, is extended thrco months, f'li.wir) is Tin: Win Di.eiiiTMi xt. Aii lioiiitmcnls Nnthuiilel II. Taylor of Vir ulnla. iippoluled eoiiyht," WlO, Signal Ot itic; Win. V. Catiiibcllof Ohio.appolntcsl topvll, S-I.COO, Commissary General's Of lite; Howard L. Gott ot Michigan, clerk, il.lTO, CoiumNsary Clctiernl's Olllco; Philip 11. Mattlngly, cleik $1,000, eii plneer. Itoigiicel Porter Tracy of Massachu setts, class 1, Surgeon General's Olllco: Casper C. Weber of Michigan, fl.OOO, Com niissary General's Olllcc; Frncst II. Hol comho of Now York, class 1, Adjutant General's Olllee; X. llyron Milllkciiy of Maine, class 1, Itcccmls and Pensions Division. Promotions. Joshua, Nicplls of Georgia, f 10m class 1 to Mass '1, Surgeon Gcucral'ri Olllee; Plilllp .lalson pf Peimsylvauia, freim elerk l,Un) to class 1; Homer Ouerry of Georgia, from clerk ?l,000 to class I. Transferred Helen T, Woods of Ohio, fiom Sl.lXX), Fnglnecr's Olllee, In clerk fcl.OOO, Records and Pensions; (.'lenient Williams of Louisiana, clerk 1.0f, Rec ords and Pensions Dtlislon, ilie;d: WH- nun. J.. i-iuu,ii n i. i-,iii-jri-unlit, -i,ut-, ., Surgeon-General's Olllee, died; William F. Chllds of Ohio, class .', died. Permanently Apiiolntcd James L. Austin of Arkansas, class 1, lticonl nnd Pension Division: bhcrman Williams of Texas, class 1, Itccord and Pension Di vision; Henry W. Itccd of Wisconsin, class 1, Record and Pension Division, James .1. Hmvth of Tennessee, class 1, llecord and Pension Division; Alfred L. Ames of lowa.olassl, ltecordand Pension Division, Frank llaudolph of Wisconsin, class 1, Record nnd Pension Division, Walter C Hyrue ot Now York, copy holder, lX), Itebclllon Records olllee; JnniiH A. lMvvnrds of New York, coin 1st, S'.KX), Itebclllon liccords olllco, William M, Hitsson of New York', draughtsman, 61,'JeX), Signal Olllco: Daniel J, Cnrr ot Coiinectloul, clerk, il.OOO, Wes ley J. Clark of Alabama, copyist, f7J), Signal Olllcc; IMen T. Woods of Ohio, clerk, JLOOO Fnglneer Olllcc; Harry Chapman of New York, elerk, M.tW, .luilgc-Advocate General's Olllcc, Wllllaiil D, Mackenzie; of Illinois, elerl;, t1,(KW, Quartermaster-General's Olllcc, .1 ' Ni'iiiitoi' Hearst Knmtivvliat Improved. Senator Hearst's family report the Sen ator as he Iter than ho wasjesterday, and lesllug very comfoitably. Tho Ilev.Dr.H.M.' Wharton ot llrantly Haptlst Church, llajtimorc, will soon sail lor tho Holy Laud, with a party of thirty or more tourists otnuUed uuelei ids Jiusplces. TIIE RIGHT OF-SUFKUAGE : PROGRESSIVE WOMEN KEEP PP TIIE THEME AT ALll.VUGIl'S, Ilciucsrntntlie Plfklec Comes tn the Aid of the Women Some Able Adili esses --Senntoi' Catcy Gives n Full History of the I'lelit In Wynmliist The Ses slon Last Night. The oiienlng of this morning's session began vvllh n solo, "Margery ," by Miss Mlads, which was well received by tho audience, not so largo a one, however, as hns previously greeted the women who nro fighting for eejual rights. .Mrs. Alico Pickler of South Dakota offered a very bcAutiful prayer, after which the president, Miss Anthony, an nounced that the report of tho platform committee would be postponed until tho evening session. "The Moral and Political Kmorgcncy" was the subject of an address by Mrs. F.mmn Smith do Yoo of South Dakota. Shesald tho women objected to taxation Without representation. Tlio gallantry of men was llekle. Mrs. do Yoo snok-o nt 'some lciigthlnlid gave tlm lilstory of the uesc eninpnigii in oouu( iiaiaitn. Mrs. Alice J. Tiuklcr of tho shme S(ato follovved in an address 6n tho ;ame,sub jeet; Tlio women of Dakota wcrp grate fnl for tho kind words and more sub Rtantlnl aid offcredln tho campaign intho State work. The foundation for ultimate tuiccess had been laid. Muny good men had been converted, nnd they would stick there, was no backsliding. "Twenty tWcl thousand men in South Dakota jiad been converted, nnd thfiy" would stay there. Mr,7Ienry ll.TUackwellof th6 Vom,m't Jovhiat, iloston, claimed that the question of woman suffrage, Was bno of right ngajnst vvronpr, and proceeded to give a most imcresting account 01 wnat unci been done in tho Dakotas. Representative Pickler was Introduced, and made nn address which was loudly ajplaudcd. Tlio time was coming when men would implore women to vote,, and ho did not think it would be a very great vvllllo either. i'"ivc-mlnuto addresses were made by presidents of the State associations as fol lows: Indiana, Jfay Wright Sewcll: Oregon, Abigail Scott Duniwfly; Kansas, Laura M. Johns; Nebraska, Vlnm II, Colby; New Jersey, llcv. Antoinette: Drown Illackwell; Utah, Sarah M. Kimball; Tennessee, Lido Meriwether; Maine, Itev. Ilcnry'llhinch mil; District or Columbia, LTln M. S. Marble: 'MnsKichusetts, X. V. S. A., Har riett It. Shattuck. Iho following is tho prograinnio for o-ilight: Music Onhcstrn; Invocation; "Tlio Doll's House," Clara llewick Colhv; ''The Social Aspect of Urn Woman Question,'1 cxt oi mo woman ijucsuoii," .Iriyel Garrison, llassaehusetts; Dli.iLdli Jolinsonj "Tho Xejv lit," Iter. Olympl.i llrown, VV.IIIISI11 1.10 Polo. M. 1 Aniciidnieu v isconsin I.ilst Nlnlit's .Session. last night's session was what jsQtne of tlio women termed n love feast and pralso ten. ice. The ball was set In motion by Miss Anthony, who introduced Senator Cappy uf Wyoming in a )icat manner, sajing that lie iejrcsenteel n State the women wcro all proud cf; it was a grand and glorious State, and Senator Carey was an honor to the State aiui to himself. Senator Caiey said ho was only too glad til ho with the ladies of the convculipn, and was proud that he rcpresehtcd a Stato vv here the men w ere vv Illlng to accord full justice to women, and lio saw no reason why they should be denied apart In tlio administration of the Government. He snlel that in Wjoming tlioy took full part in political conventions, and no one wanted this privilege taken from them. Women held pollticol positions mid there had been no defalcations. The right ot suffrage should bo given tlio women of every Stale. This was a question which must he considered by tho liooplo ot America. Senator Carev said that politics docs not corrupt men, but men corrupt politics. His address was a strong one, and the applause was frequent. A basket of hcautllul roses was recutcd to him at the conclusion of tho address. A memorial of greeting to Congress, addri'sscd lei tho women of Wyoming, was read by Miss Halgarlne, L'ngland's accredited ilelegale licit'. Tlio memorial said that the status of the women of a nation is the measure of the progress ut lalncel by the men of that nation, and that Iho men and women of Wyoming, standing in the full right of citizenship, irrespective of sc.v, commanilcil tho high est respect and gratltuelo of all civIlUcd nations. Tho enfranchisement of tho women of the Stato of Wyoming was hut 11 step to tho enfranchisement of tho women of all other States and nations. The memorial was signed by the Cen tral JCational Society for Woman's Su (Trace, theAVomau's l'ronclilso Leagues) of L'dliiburgh, Glasgow, llcelford, Uriel port, Leicester, Nottingham ami York; iho llrlslol Woman's Temperanco Asso ciation, tlio International Arbitration mid Peuco Society, tho Woman Councillors' Society, IlieYtomaii's Federal Association ot Great Hrltaln, and the principal of SoiuprillleHall, O.xford. , framed memorial was prc-ciiled from tho Woman's Franchise Lciijiie of London. "'Iho rigid of a cltlen to trial by a Jury ot ids pctrs," wns tho subject of 11 paper by Mrs. Lllllo Devcrou.x- Illake of New urk. Tho laily claimed that 11 colored man tried by a whlto jury was not right-, and that a women tried by 11 jury ot men was unjust. Feminine iullucnco was needed 111 the court room us well as the home. Mrs. Lido Meriwether of Tennessee made an address on "The Silent Seven." bhosald there wcro sceu classes not al lowed to vote minors, aliens, paujicrs, criminals, lunatics, idiots and women. Her remarks wcro of a humorous nature. Tho last address was by Key. Anna Shaw, on "Indians vs. Women." Slio said in tlio campaign in South Dakota last fall tho status ot Indians ami women was considered. Much was said against the women voting, but nothing against the, Indians. Forty-live icr cent, of the voters wcro in favor of conferring the right of franchise on tho Indians and but thirty-seicn per cent, In favor of women. Dr. fllolll, ill's Nomination. The President yesterday afternoon sent to tho Senate tho nomination of Henry W. Mcllialr to be n First Lieutenant oT infantry Mr, McDlalris a resilient of this city. Yeats ago lio was dismissed from tho Army. President Lincoln reinstated him, and then he was placed upon tlio rctlrod 11't. Ho was on the retired list twenty x cars, and ono any he 11 led a petition vv It 11 tlio C'ouit ot Claims for longevity pay. 'I he court heard tho easo uiicf idly and then decided that Mr. Mcltlalr wos not only not entitled to lougovlty pay but that ho was not In fact tin olllccr by reason ot tlio fuel Hint the Senate had failed to con lit in his nomination. Lieutenant Mo Dlalrlins. been knocking at Iho door of Cimgicssfor a good manvycirs for jus tice and Dually gets It at tho hands of President Harrison, Tlio Forty-ninth Congress jiassed an net for the relief of Lleutennlit MoUIalr but Cloi eland v ctocd it. "Pleaso don't talk to me. I'm saving my voice for Iho ojn'ra." r'Why. mo you lo sing.'" "No, I'm to bo in ono of (ho boxes." -Hmro't 7iiior Compared witli Grovcr Cleveland's nlry loquacity Daild Dennett Mill's reticence about his Presidential aspirations Is really Iouderous. .Vera I'm Htronltr, DANGERS OP THE HAIL. A Wreck on n Noir York Itnnel Results In Loss of Life, lk'rrv.10, t. Y,, Feb. 23. A bad vVrcclc occurred on the Frio road at Fast llttffnlo last evening lu which one man was killed and sl.x others badly injured. The man Who lost his life wns John lloltoiieiy, 11 brakeman, Tho two men who vvoro most Injured wero JCnglnccr Midony fit the Frio ami F.ngincer Dietrich of tho Ihigh Valley. None of the passengers were hurt. 'I ho accident was caused by n colli sion between tlio U-hlgli -Valley express train from New York nnd a wildcat freight on tho l'.rio bound for lllnck Hock. Hot tonely leaves a widow' nnd one child who reside ucrc. James Ryan, an cmrlncor of the Lehigh .'alley, happened to be on Dietrich's en Inc at tho tlmo of the accident, and was laclly hurt. .I.J. Maiming, the flrcmnn lb no i.ciiigu vaitcy engine, was in tcrually Injured probably. Fori Vadcr, 11 helper on the Lehigh vhlloy engine, and W. Caine, nn l.rio fireman, were) also hurt. Cainc was the only ono of tho six lnjitresl men who was not perfectly helpless. Tho accident was (iiuscd by a misplaced switch. A GIRL IIOUGIA. She Kills Iter Utile llrntlier by Arson! n! Poisoning. Dostmv, Mass)., Fob. 23. Chief of l'ollca Unrrcll of'lIOvere, yesterday arrested Pearl, Lccotirt, aged 10, on suspicion 6 liavllij; ad ministered arsenld'to the mbm'hcrsof her father's family, fr6m the effects bf w hlcli her brother Arthur, aged 3. has died and other members- of tlio family have been. mauo very 111, J. can nioue Having sin tered no effect of the poisoning. .No motlvo Isdircctiyglicii fortho- girl' to commit tho crime unless ofteennbe imagined by certain reports that Pearl lias intimated that Mr. Lecottrt is not her fawn' father. A drug clerk in fUiclsen, upon bciilg confronted with tho girl, positively itutcva thatslio had twice visited his atom am! purchased arsenic beforo tho family was taken sick nnd Once since A chemical analysis of tho stomach 6f the boy and of certain articles used about tho house is being .made aild soma impor tant developments may result. At nrescdt mo remaining mcmtiers, consisting ot iiirv apel (Mrs, Lccotirt and two children, are rapidly recovering. SENATOR HlrilFJSSON ROuuEn. , Valuable Jewelry Stolen AVIilIe til.' riiuilly-Were lit Dinner. Last evening tlio house of Senator Mc pherson, No. 101 1 Vermont avenue, was entered and Jewelry valued at $1 , 100 stolen. Tiie larceny is presumes! to havo been committed w'hiiej the family wcro at din ner and it is supposed in havo licen done by a "(.ecoliihstory thief." Tho jewelry was taken from the sleeping apartment of Mrs. Mcpherson ami consisted of a valuable diamond bropcho and pair of earrings, also some finger rings. Tho hrooc-ho and ear drop-i were Jiri7cd very highly try tho family us heir looms. Tlio jewelry was mlsseel sewn after dinner, and was Immediately re )Hrtrd to tho Police Department, and the cao Is being thoroughly Investigated. CltnilNAL CAREER CHECKED. Sent I o.lall mill Held fur llm Action of tlio firuml .fury. William Morris, alias William Scott, the colored man who carried on a whole salo housebreaking and petit larceny business, was tried in the Police Court this morning mi seven different charges. They wcro all clearly proven and Juilgu Miller sent Morris to jail for one year for tho petit larceny charges nuil rcmurcd him to furnish n bond or SU.iJOO for ap icaranco before tho grand jury in the other casts. C3 miiHNt liis at Kendal! GrcM'ii. 'J ho largo, handsome building in the rear iart of Kendall Green was aglow last night and within it presented an ani mated Fccnc. It was tho occasion of thoelglith annual gymnasium exhibition by tlio students of tho collego and though not a great many persons went out from tlio tlty, ais imrentlv on account or the severe w cither. tho gallery Of the main hall and tho rear portion was comfortably crowded, ladies ocitiR in inc maioiiiy. 1110 entertain- nient was oneealeulatcel to please and very creditable to those takimi Dart so well. Owing to thalnrgu number of students at tills institution physical development through regular anil systematic exercise has been resorted to by tho faculty as a most iinjtortant adjunct to the training gill 11 and for this purposo n special act of Congress appropriating 3111,000, or there abouts, piovleleil this Institution with what tho boys take pride In saying is tlio finest gymnasium south of New York. It was erected nbont ten years ago under the supervision ot Dr. Sargeuut of Harvard and, besides being furnished and lilted with all the modern machines, apparatus mid iippurtaucuccs, it contains 11 nat.i torium. baths and bowling alleys. The dumbed drill, chcstiyelglit exercise lu criiccrt, and 11 general round on the .machines, is us tegular nnd compulsory as recitations, and directed by an in structor. !ecords of luogross mid Im provement are kept, and these, the faculty fay. havo had better results than was ever anticipated. 1 11st night's oxerciscs began with tha students forty-Ill 0 in number aud clad in n handsome blue gymnasium uniform, comprising 11 Jersey imrdercd on the breast with class numerals, knee pants, hose, licit mid canvas shoes inarching around the hall nnd then forming in platoons, saluting. The dumb-bell manual lollowed, led by llcadel, '01, who as caii lain of the company wore a bull sash. This was a very creslltablo performance. and tho marching lu the next, forming tlio letters "N, D. M. C." at its close, was especially taking with thospectators, Next eamo chestweichts 111 concert, bv two classes of eight each; then tho vault ing of tho horizontal bar, the main featttro being standing, clutching tho bar and clearing a cord a few feet distant, HolU, '01, cleared this at ninety Inches, or seven aud one-half fee): considered ail excellent performance. About twenty took part In vaulting thchorsi', and live performed on the parallels, Hcidlc. leading and Hostcr man, 'fit, coming in for second honors. Tho seventh number of thoimigranimo was the class tug of war, Taylor, Hound, Dimltk and Long representing '1)2, llrown, Stewart, Odon and Dives, '111; Dlilne. Ryan, Drought and Holt, '01, and Wilson, Mene, Williams and Cowan, IB. This was follow est bv club swinging by Scaton, '!,!, nnd Allard, '01, an excellent sw ing; Taylor; 'IL and Drout, 'HI, tried tlio lunir muni: Messrs. Lance. Stewart nnd Allaid iverfornied on Iho rings, and Taylor, Do Long and Wright on tho lad ders. Then eamo the final tug of war. After ninio lloor gymnastics, pyramids, etc., President Oallaudet announced the honors, complimenting each man and the htiielents lu general for tho night's per formance, saving It was gratllylug nnd fully satisfactory to tho faeullv of tho institution. Tlicv Oiiurudcd Over 11 Man. Two months ago Sandi Jackson, colored, sw ore out a warrant beforo Justice O'Neill charging Mary Campbell, anotlior colored woman, vilth threats. Yesterday Mary was nnesUd and In the Police Court this morning Sandi told Judge Miller Hint the Cainiibtll woman had threatened to shoot and cut her on Christmas day. "What man wcro you quarreling over-'" asked J udgo Miller. ".leie Forbes," was tho answer. "Then tho caso is dismissed," slid his Honor, HUSTON'S SUCCESSOR MAY UK NOMINATE!) TO-DAV, AND PERHAPS NOT FOR MONTHS. The Resignation Tendered nnd Vcih.illy Accepted by the President, but Mr. I.cincko Wants to Go to Europe fur Ills Henltli, nuil the Present Incum bent May Re Induced to Hold On fur a Few Months. The attttntlon In regard lo Treasurer Huston and his now celebrated resigna tion, and thqnppotutiuonl os his successor of ex-State Treasurer ot Indiana J. A. Lemcke, Is Just this, as learned from on Indiana olllclal who had it from tho President himself. When Treasurer Huston went to the President last Tuesday, once ngalii to talk resignation, ho fully expected tho Presi dent would Insist on his remaining lu olllcc, and lio was ready tu remain. Tlio President, However, happened that morn ing to bo in no frame of mind, so he said: 'llmton, if you want to resign I will accept your resignation.'' Huston wns surprised, butngalns.1 such nn emergency ho had prepared Ids reslg nationwhich he had luliIsKickct. There wns nothing lo do except to draw It forth and hand It to his chief. This he did. The President took It and throw It dow t 011 the table without reading It witli tho rcmnrki "Ineceptit." .Mr. II ust cm turned on his htcl nnd left flieroom. . Right thcrq the matter rests ns bet w ceil the President nnd Mr. Huston. After Mr. Huston had departed (ho President dent for Marshal Dan Hausdell and sent him te) New York, wlierc Mr. Lemcko was preparing to sail for Ktirope. Daniel Insinuatingly locked, arms, with tlio cx--StateTreasurer and confided to him the llattcring fact thatthe President (r the Vlillcd States wanted him to take lluston'f) place. Mr. Lemcke came here as Marshal ltansdcU'A guest and saw tho President. Tho President tuht lilmtliatMr. Hustoh seemed bent on resigning, and he (the President! wanted him (Lemcke) to take thcTxeasurcrshlii, Mr.Juickecxprcssed. 111s graiuicatioti in lining terms nun tiicu told tie President ho (Lemcke) was sttf feringirotn Jhcumatlc gout and his iiro postd triji to Furopo yVas ,in search uf health. After talking tlio matter over fully the President told Mr. Lemcke to return to New York uutl he would see what poldd bo done; that, if lie. found It necessary, he would vend lib name Into tho Senate It was thought liofisjldo to havo Mr. 'Huston remain wheio hois. If necessary, for two urthrec months, so that Mr. Lemcke can mako his .health trip to Furoiie. Humming up: Mr. Huston has resigned in wilting and tlio Piesidenl has accepted verbally. Mr. Lemcko has accepted the place, but wants tho olllco to arranged that lio tan make Ids trip to Furope, and tlio Presi dent is ugrceablo to this. So Mr. Lemcko may be nominated to day and he may nut be nominated for three mouths. MR. LEMCKE'S VERSION. Ho Has lleeu iVmlcretl llio Treiisuier slilp nuil 'Will Accept. Nrw Yom;, Feb. 23. J. A. Lemcke, former Stato Treasurer of Indiana, ar rived here last night from Washington. He freely admitted that he had been of fered the position of United States Treas urer, hut ho has not yet decided to ac cept it. "I have been with the Prc-ddent most of the afternoon," said he, "conversing upon thotrcasurcrshlp question. ThoPresldcnt has not yi t ac cptcd Mr. Huston's resigna tion, and I havo not yet been appointed. Mr. Harrison will, however, ofler me tho olllco if ho accepts Mr. Huston's resigna tion. That was the causoof my triji to Washington, t cannot say whether I will accept or not. I have already made ar rangements for a trip nbioad with my entire family. If lean poMjono tlio trip I will probably accept." GRAND ARHV MEN AT A BANQUET. KiiU'ititlnlu:: Addresses ;ilmlo 1i,v 11 iuiilier of Veterans. The Department uf tho Potomac gave a itelighlful banquet toCommandcr-lu-Chlcf W. G. Veazcy at Wormlcy's last night. The banquet had been po'tjioned from February 17, on account of General Sher man's death. Mojur I'rell.thoscnlor ice- commander, made a short speech of vv elconii) vv hen tho comrades had assembled around the ban cpul table. General Diirdctt acted us ltmstmastcr,and the department quartetlo sung ''The Mar-Spangled llnnncr." Sec retary Ftoclor made u short nddress and wns lollowed by Suierlnlcndcut Porter. General Vcarey ics'xmdul to tlic"(!riind Army of tho Republic" Senator McCumicll recited a patriotic loem, "'the Man of the Musket," and Assistant Secretary jrf the Itilciior lluvsov nspiiiided tu "The Volunteer Soldiers, and Commissioner Douglass Sx)ko on "Tho District of Columbia." Assistant t-ierctnry of War Grant closed tho ad drcssc. 'J lie committee of arrangements' was coin) "'ted of A. Hart, chairman: Dr. 11. A. lluutoon, George A. Corson, N. M, 1 Irooks, John S. Mudder, William A. Cook, W. H. Peck. Dr. H. N. Howard and J. II, Jochtim. Tho committee un toasts com prised Dr. A. J, lluutoon, W. A. Cook, (icorgo F. Corson and Captain Yuegcr, Tlio committee on Imitations were George F. Corson, N, M, llrooks, II. N, Howard, New ton Ferrce, and T. W. West. Tlioso present lu addition to tho committees were" Secretary Proctor. Commissioner Dotur- lass, Senator MtConuell, Awlstunt Seere tury of War Grant, Assistant Secretary of tlio Interior Ilussey, Superintendent of Census Porter, General Vincent, General llurdett, M. F. 1'rell, Senior Vlce-Com-niuiidcr S. F. Fiiunce, Vlce-Comniunder Farnsworth, Dciwrtnient Commander elect Pipes, Senior Vice-Department Com mander F. Dlnsmorc. Junior Vice-Do parlincnt Commander F Tuber, John Johnson, Captain Fdgar, Dr, Iktldwln, W. 1). McFarland, 11, O. Simons, F. .1. Whipple. W. II. Lapp. F. 11. Williams. .1. 11. Wardle, Georgo S lloudlnot, II J. bhorll. W. A lkimaskc, L. P. Wil liams, Marion T Anderson, F. W. Paige, It, S, Lacey, Nathan lllckford, Georgo T. Caittr, T. W. Tallmadge. II. T .lonliev.W. 11. Abbott.W. H. Peck, Cliarlcs F. Roberts, N. D. Adams, J. H.Jeuks, W I). Mack, W. F. Woir, V II. Partridge. C. (', lluvd, Charles Newlmrgli. A. A. For bush, (. 11. White, J W, Wlsner,.!. A. Conimerfoid, Frank F. Ilrownell, A II. Jameson, G. it Graham, Post Commander W!ivlilp,T. H. McKce, A, II. Vandiisen, J. II. llraelford, J F. Vinal, W. S. Odcll, L. S Fmciy, G. D. Abranis, l'rauk Vul lee, Geoi-go A, II. McNclr, J. II. Carter, A. Deiger, L. II. York, John MclUroy, John C. S. Hergcr, Airhltect Green, II. II. .1. Richardson, Georgo 11. Cramer, Dr. W. II. Pomcrov, 1:. 11. lloliirook, John c, linvv- ley nnd'l rancta A Field, C'oiivli lei! nil Two dunces. Onhcr Murphy last night arrested it X Tabbs in IlassiH's alley, and in tlio Police Court tills morning ho was nrialgned un tliecomblncd charges of carry ingconeealed weapons, profnnitv anil assault. It was testified that tho defendant had been seen with a pair ot steel knuckles lu hUos bcssiou, but Judge Miller said that tho evl deuce vys lusulllclcnt. and dismissed this eliuree. On the two other accusations a I iluo of iiO was imposed, OLD WORLD NEWS. Hie Kaiser M'nnls n (linage In Gor Innnj's Attitude Tovrard 1'riineo. l.o.Miiw, l'eb, 2S. A llcrlin dispatch says that the Kaiser lias determined t'i ef fect an entire qhango In the attitude of Germany toward France. There vIH bo no more attempt at i ontlllationand while Micro Is no ground for hostility the re lations maintained will bo those ot re serve and rigid forniallty. Tho proposed relaxation of passport regulations in Alsace-Lorraine hns already been withdrawn and the French visitor tu the Itcichsl.ind will Hud himself under tho same odious e.sj lounge that has been so irritating in tho past. The commanders or tho front ier fortresses hare been ordered toincrciso their vigilance and nil suspicious strangers' arc to be arrested, especially those whet may ho found with photographic ap paratus In tho vicinity of fortlllcd place. The Fmperor is said to largely blamn Count Von Minister for the failure of the Finprcss' visit. This failure ho feels most keenly, us ho had gone fnriersolially t make tho mission n success, and the re sult Is the first rebuff ho has met since a ccueliug (ho throne. The Fmperor In tends lor (his reason, it Is reported, to re call Von Minister and put some one in his place who will bo more assertive of Ger mini dignity and more successful In carry ing put ,the lmierial wishes. Minister. It is understood, was Hismnrclc's selection for; the post, nnd the Knlser l(as nei-er treated him with entire cnulidciicp. .It Is thought that cither the Prince KcuSs, niw Ambassador at Vienna, or (ho Count Waf cWe will get the opisil'itment, to Paris. aldcrsca will he lost to the impe-riiit service1 unless lie receives some npi-oint-ment that will give tho Cottntcss aphanee to llgitro in society, ns the Ooiititcs hat already iutimuted that her husband will soon retire from the arm v. TheMc(iirthvItcsarc desirous (if get tlng rid of Sir John Popo'IIenueissy, as lio is on altogether too intimate terms' with the Tories tu please the Irish cause by his prescijco here. Hence they are endeavor fng (0 induce him to lake n trip to Alis (ralia and New Zealand ivitji Cox. M;. P.. in placo of T. I). Hillllvaiii who docs' not care Ip.go. Ilouncssy has not' yet riven reply tp tho proH.isUU)iu He lius been n good deal ohroad as, geivcrnor of evmrioies savage territories, and one- ot (lie Pur uellites.O'Ktlly; suggestcil '(oility that If the Australian aborigines could ocnitribnbt to the cause, Hennessy would be the man to send. A'YIciina dispatch says tlic.AiiMri.iii blsh6is have ordered that special prayer be offered up in tho rhilrchcs during mass for n good result of tho coming elections. They tell the people to "give thelr.votes t the Catholics us Attstrln Is 11 Catholic: toltntry, and the great majority of its In habitants are Catholics," The agitation ot demagogues among tlio worklpg dosses is tainted to as tlic source uf the spread ing discontent and class hatred, which, the bishops say, nccouipaiilisj bv mutual distrust and tliccIisapju'aranceuChrntliorly love, havo become the dominant features of the working population, A good deal of stir lias bicn Orcaled hi English Liberal circles by the statement, in a dispatch frpm llcrlin, that thqjicfre tary of (ho committee on naval estimates had spoken of Fngland as likely to take- part with her licet 011 Iho side of Urn triple alliance, in tlio event ot 11 war with. France. '1 here has. been suspicion for long tlmo that Lord Salisbury had a secret understanding witli Germany as to Hug land's courso In an F.iiropcau war, but the general feeling of the Liberals l strongly against any Interference in cuu tinentaUtrlfn, unless FnglMi interests are nttneked. The Government may Je ques tioned on Iho subject during the coming week. AFTER MANY YEARS. A Condemned 3lintlorer Capturod lit tlio 1'ur "West. JIeiatw itr, N. J., Fcb.2S. TheSherlrr ot Monroe County, Pa has reeelveel ivorvl from the State of Washington, stating that William llrooks, one of the murder ers of Theodore Ilroodhcad at thp Dela ware Wider Gap In ISfW, had just been captured in that State, llrooks and his companion wcro convicted of the crime, after which both escaped. Orme, theconi panloii, was recaptured and hanged, The Sheriff will proceed to have the murderer Ideiillllcd. . Tlio tcrleo lllMeoiilliiuei! lleenuse uT tlio llevoliillou. Niw Yoi.k, Feb. 2s. A notieo was Issued yesterday to merchant having business with the west coast of South Amerlen, that, In consequence of tlin revolution in Chill, tho ( omiunle Sud Americana Do VajKirres has been com lifllcd lu ill-contlntio Its Chili servie;. The action or the company Is said tn bo dtioto the fact that the Insurgents hnvn selcd nbout half of the ships of the com pany nnd put them to use ns bloekadu runners. ltCHilliiR Itoiiel lliimls. Pull iiirii'iux, Feb. 23. President Mc Lcod or tho ltcadilig Itallroad Company announces the successful termination of negotiations for the salo of tho Heading liullriwd bonels secured by mortgage on the terminal railroad property, and th it the 'construction of that linn will h pushed with vigor. The capital stuck of the Terminal Company will bo Increased to js.riwjioik Mining Property lei lio Sold to 1111 ling llsli Synillenle. Asi'l'V, Col.., Feb. 2. The propefed tide of all the mining property on tlia lower part uf Aspen Mountain !u nn Fngllsh syndicate, which has been pend ing for soinu time, will piobahly be con summated In a fow days. The prlcotit ho paid for this vast tract of mining propeitv Is said to lie In tho neighbor hood of H7,000,lKi0. It Is tho blgget mine transaction for years. Itiivuees sir the Storm In Moxlco. ( 1 1 1.1 U.TOX-, Tl ., Feb, 2. Advices from (he City of Mexico say (hat tho port of San Fohpo has been visited by a hint storm. Much shipping has been vv reeked ami eighteen houses ilcstrojcd. Many families vv cro made homeless, A number of lives wcro lost and a gieat deal of live stock has polished. Vnttil Tilelittosls. lin fliaiM., low l, Fib. 23. There are several iascs of triclmosls near this place, three of vvhiih have proved fatal Ten inoroaiPiiniittednndarenot expected le res uvir. ThodUc.e-e llr"t aptK-aresl In tho family of farmer Chris Weinberg f'uiiv let. d of Forget). .hum, N. Y., Feb. 2,s In theeasoof W. W. Thompson, indicted fur forgery lu (he Ilit degiK-, tlie Jury this morning rn turued a vc rdle t of guilty, and the prisoner was leniandtd for sentence until next Tuesday. Si lioouei Aslioie. Stv ixmii, (l.. Feb 23,-An unknown schooner, supposed lo bo the Hubert Me CarreiU of Charleston, went ashore un Ty beo North llrcuker on Tuesday and sunk. 'Iho crew nro supposed to he lust Msuliig Association I'lnvoi. Pisnmia,, Pi . Feb 2s. The Plltsbur National League ( tub yesterday signed Mark Haldwln. the ('"luinbiis pitcher, and stratbuiuf tlio Louisiilles. local AVenlliM' l'urecast. for tin J)M let of Columbia, lncjfiiin?, iinii t irytiliii, clumlliimaiHl lliht jiii'i" of Hiou tlila eitnhi'ii ttiilliml )oiolJ-i wtli'il-j vm.lt, coUlcf buiHloy, t y ,'mttM&iue'Mikyu&JnyiTt'