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WA8HINGTqN CITY. D. 0.. MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Si, 1870.
I NO. 74,
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fAteal Tlf)crB.kiBj'kItraflllt)a.
JnJge R.ll. C61eratn, a prom!ant cltl
Mtt of VlrgloU, died wdlenlf at tho Ki
cIiaii( hotel, Rlobmoail, yeiterdAj moralog'.
Tht London Board ot TroJo lu bwn
arjoJ to adopt ttia metric lyitcm or welgtli
aod tteaiarei.
Tbo nuancrjcaieof BttirlA ti. Brr, In
England, hti btenieltled. Tnfl ex-nun bu
rocelrcd back her dowry, and each xrt7
rayi Iti ok n cotti.
Tbs London Oburvtr U confident of tha
puiaro of the Irish, laud-reform bill.
George Amibnrj, a compoeltor lo the
New York Tlnu$ oQce, on Batnrday let
3,004 ems of ioUJ mlalon 1b one hoar. Thli
U eald to be the faiteet trpe-acttlng on
record.
Kohler A Kamafra. proprietor! of the
great lager Jer brewiry al QntUnberg, hare
been charged with meaoe fraud and held
to bailla 15.000 each to await the declilon
of Commlailoner XIolTaian of New York.
The Utah Territorial Legislature Ad
Jonraod on Balnrdaj.
Tho Mormoni of Bait Lako will celebrate
Taahtngtoaa birthday by a ball.
John W, Dire, wai arretted at tho poet
offlca In Cloclnoall. yesterday, by means of
a decoy letter. lie la toppoiod to bo ration,
an attache of the Baltimore post office, who
was detected In the act of breaking open
XHters there.
A cohrisposdmt of the Kew York nn-
ing Ptit sajs that tha friends of Jadie
Bradley, finding that there Is a mejortty In
the Senate opposed to his confirmation as
Associate Jaitlce of the Sapreme Coart, will
ask the President to nltblraw his namo, and
not subject him to an outright rejection. A
correspondent of the CommtrtlaX Advirtlur,
writing upon the tame subject, says the
Southern Senators hare glren notice that
they Intend to talk against time to defeat
action fa the Bradley case until the bill for
nxiBf toe judicial circuits Is disposed of.
Br niTARiicn to onr telegraphic dls
patches It will ba seen that President Baes
will submit the annexation rruestlou to the
Tote of thepcople of San Domingo. At the
same time we are Informed that Voneinsla
makes application for admission Into the
family of Btat&a. Let them all come. The
wlo'gs of onr eagle are broad enough to
v'oTer the whole continent.
A KVMon cornea from Kew York that the
Fenians contemplate another Inraslon of
Canada.
For Bale or Bent.
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1 MUBiBLX BUIDMC TOK Bill ON COS.
about lafftM Qaairaii u.l J T 'SliV. "i. tl
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AtJ wer, I22S,01.M.
lUioa J. F. Rodis.oc.ii. inklUched,
btibcen relltred from tacrattlof 'nfrlc. at
Mawport lamcta, Kaotockjr, aad 1 been
appointed b- tha Becretary of War daputy
SOTernor of lb. BoliUara Horn, at Waiblnt;
ton. to raport for daty oa tb Silt laltaot.
Tni committed of 180 oa . new coTern
meat forth. DlitrlctwIM incet to-ol.bt at
M.turott ball, A fall attendance U re
qneited. as tb. ipeclal eommlttae of tweatr
oa. will report, and ranch Important bnsU
nut will b. trantacted.
A iruaroia af tb. prominent Honor dealer!
la Kew Tork bare wrlttea to tb. CommU
loaer ef Internal Rerenie, eiprenlngtbelr
recret at the inipenilon of tb. order pr..
ecrlbln(the new form, No. 51. Tlilj be
Mete tbat tba lnter.it of leiltlmate dealtre,
at well ae that of tba OoTcrnment, rtqnlre
that lb. new form iboald b. eontlnaed.
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aod I-.1VO mjatka. M.or.d r a doodor Iro.l,
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. al. l o" par.k.Mr, id.po.ll al aW) will
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Iomi: .tallourr iaftrblo.UP uk .laodk aad
mrV "' MTaSa-aaUaaa. Jfka wkolo "rail.d
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Il(TERB8TlX ETIXt IM FASaiOXABLt
Circles. Mrs. Gen. Williams, fnrmerly
lira. Senator Douglas, has prtsentedTw
lord with another young Williams of the
male persuasion. Mother and child are
doing welt, and patir famUtai Is exultant.
Gen. Williams has J ost been ordered from
here to Richmond, va.
Out Miiistbk, la Switzerland writes to
Gen C. C. Waibbornc, commending the
project for establishing a postal telegraph
throughout the United BtiUi. He says he
went to flffttxerland an opponent of the
measure, but obserratlon of the working of
tbe system la tbat country has fully satis
fied him that It ought to be established In
the Unlted-Blates.
Natioxal TflBATRB. Uaggla -Mitchell
commences the second week of her success.
fal engagement at the National this (Mon
day) erenlng, and produces her own beaatl
fal dramatisation and creation, " Fanchon."
it is a play pecuiiarlraaapted lo display the
geolns and rersatlllty of this artiste, as all
our readers know. "Fanehon will be glren
witnaii adjuncts of effect. to scenery, cos
tumes, and an excellent cast. Ga see It
Tai roLLowma xatal osnxns were
Issued on Saturday. Ordered Lieutenant
Commander Charles F. Blake, to duty as
chief of staff of the Sooth squadron of the
North Atlantic fleet. Detached Lieu
tenant Commander J. II. Bands, from duty
at tho Obaerratory, aod ordered to ordnance
duty at tho Washington nary yardt Master
J. Al. Wilson, from Ibe llanmee, and placed
on walling orders) Ensign N. L. RousTelt,
from ordnance dnty at New York, and or
dered to the Alaska.
Tan A isc HBBcnA.'Ts, we understand,
Intend to follow the eiadplo of tbe banking-
houses, and close their places of business to
morrow. Let there bo entire unanimity la
this morcment, and wo aro sure the cltlxsas
of the city will most heartily commend their
patriotism. It seems at least proper that
tha capital of the nation, bearing thi
revered name of the Father of his Country,
should rejoice on the natal day-l Wash-
Tnn KxiosnTnirui Lbtxb, CclamlU
Commanderr.no. 9. famed for always doing
thiotra In nice shape, aanour.se their an
nnal Ibtca at tha Masonlo temple, for the
sight of March 1. This- state me at will ba
aufOolent to set the belles and beans of onr
city on the qui vU- and the occasion wlll.we
know, UTe in taa memory 01 picasura iutwib.
Afusra. Olcott A Bon have made arrange'
menu In regard to carriages, as will be seen
by reference to tha adrertlssment of the
lerce.
Mil J eh mi Colli us, the well-known
champion of female labor and woman's
rights, this CTeulngwlll review the Iter.
Dr. Bornton'a sermon asurerea ytairua;
on tho "woman question." It la to be
hoped that she may haTO a good nouse io
night, aa none doubt, with her ability, she
will handle tbe snblect "without gloTea"
aod with conaummate skill. Let her by all
meana bars a fair field. BbeasksnofaTors,
ate lectures at Odd Fellows' hall.
TOR P1EWT OH PALI OM LORO T1MB-A
i? iattl.R.STOBr f BAMR tS.i. iS
ra.mia WklM Bed IB H. tlT TwaBtT'CrM
'- weat. irai 4.. I.W MBD ILL.
fall tf Ma.4i raaaaTl'aa-A TaaB,
Jectof special taxes Jt li expected will Ant
engage the attention of the Honse, and tho
am en fl menU proposed by the committee, It
Is believed, will provoke a warm debate.
It wiu, vi bibb- by reference to our local
columns tbat the call of BtOckett is, tU
Corporation of Washington has been decided
for the plaintiff. There are one or Iwoclr
camslaoces connected with this suit which
are vary Interesting. It will be remembered
that Mr. Wm. A. Cook, corporation attor
ney, had the cause removed from JniUce D.
It, Brjilth to Jttstlce Walter, on the plea that
the Corporation would not receive Justice
from Bmllh. The decision on Saturday, and
the action of the repress atallv t of Mr. Cook
n declining to defend li an evidence that In
the outset tbe claim of Mr. Btockelt waa a
Just one.
This action on the part of Mr Cook has
Involved the city In additional debt, the cost
In this trifling a ff.it r having swelled to 95.13,
which our much-abused tax.payers bar to
foot directly. Whether or not tbe affidavit
of the corporation attorney that Mr Bmllh
would not give tho corporation a fair and
Impartial trial was careless swearing maybe
judged from the result before Justice Wal
ter. The corporation could not (or It would)
have defended, and the most Smith could
have dono would have been to decide for the
plalnttffas Justice Waller dM, and the costs
would have been mnch less.
TubAllxobd Balbop CADBTSairi. Tho
House Committee on Military Affairs ex
amined several witnesses on Saturday la re
latlon to the sate of codetshlps, among whom
were Edward V, Brooks and a Mr. Upshnr,
of New York, whose son, It Is alleged, was
appointed to the Military Academy by Mr
Whlltcmore, of South Carolina. Mr Up
shnr, It la said, testlled that he knew noth
ing about It farther than that he pat 92,000
In, tha hands of Mr. Olcott, a New York
broker. Olcottcmploysd Mr. Brooks to make
tha negotiation, and Brooks applied to Mr.
Whlttomore, who, It Is laid refused to
negotiate and Mr. Bypher was then applied
t0 tr. 8pher, however, denlee Brooks'
statement. He says B. approached him at
Wlllard's hotel and offered lo purchase his
appointment. Bypber says ho Informed
Brooks that be was not his man, and Brooks
said he would go and sea his (Sypbers)
brother la Philadelphia. Mr. Whlttemore
denies bating made any negotiation for tbe
cadetshlp. He admits, however, appointing
the son of an old friend who had a short
time previously moved Into his district, and
shortly afterwards 91,000 was glren to the
district for educational purposes Tbe testi
mony before tbe committee has, It is said,
developed the fact that some army and navy
officers were cognizant of the sale of the
cadetshlps, and some high officers other than
members of Congress may bo Implicated
event n ally.
Tnn Mississippi Bill. On Saturday Hon.
n. R. Revsls, tbe Senator elect from Missis
alpppl. with the Representatives elect from
that Bute, called on President Oraot for
the purpose of laying before him certain
facts In reference to the status of Mississippi
affairs, and asklog that he defer sgulng tbe
bill admitting Mississippi until Tuesday or
Wednesday next. Is was stated that under
tho members would reasaerauia uu .uu bc.j.i
Tuesday following tbe sigmagoi mo em
admitting the Btale, and that a number of
the members, and at least one State officer,
elected on the Republican ticket, coaui no.
take their seats until the btll removlogpollt
irAi dlAAbllltlea was passed. The Repre
sentatives elect would not bo Incommoded
in the loaet, and it might be that the bill
referred to might pais Congress before tho
Legislature assembled! but to gain uni
and obviate any hindrance that mtght be
put la the way of securing tbe largest re
publican vote In the Legislature, It would be
prudent to give those now ostracised a
chance to take the oath. The President, la
reply, saU that at best not more than six
TIKE rirrEKNTH AHEMDHCNT,
Nebraska has ratified the fifteenth amend
mentj of the Federal Constitution by an
almost unanimous vote of her Legislature.
This completes the work. The Stales
whlcH have ratified that amendment areaa
follows i
POa TRB AMIWDMBBTI
ronnifiraaia, Missouri,
Mala-.
New J (am pi birr, otilo,
Matifcohuittta, Wan Virginia, tltorfl.
noirut iiiiun, JlXliaOB, A
Uooneetient,
VertsoBl.
Nw York,
VI rt In la.
NorthUarolIoa,
South (Jarollaa,
llllnnla
Mlohljao,
Wlitoniia,
Minnesota,
Iowa.
Kansas,
Alabama,
Mississippi,
JfOulstaaa,
florid a. t
m Nabraaka,
novate,
Texas M.
The Butts which have rejected the amend
ment are as follows i
AOAISST TUB AUSSDMrtT
Nw Jersey. Maryland. California.
Delaware. Kentucky Ort(oa-4.
Of thoee vottag for the amendment New
York Is claimed to hero retracted berraUfi
cation, while Indiana's ratification Is chal
lenged, because the Democrats minority of
hsr Legislature deserted their seats, leaving
1ms than a quorum of two-thlrda of all tha
members elected. Bat It makes no difference,
for even If New York and Indiana are both
counted In the negallvs, the amendment la
till ratified, with one Slate to spare.
The amendment Is In these words i
Art. XV., .),. The rlihl of eltlseos of
tba Ualtod Ntatta in roU ah all a&l ba daalad
or sbM4fl bribe Ualtad Hlales or by air
otitr, g ,cgani oi rasa, coior, or planum
condition of tar rlt (id.
H'd. x Ooof rsss shall have pawt r to enforce
thle article by appropriate Ui Illation.
We untto with the New York Trlbunt
In the hope that tbe proclamation which
formally announces that this article Is
henceforth a part of the Federal Constitu
tion, and matt as such be respected aod
obeyed, may bear dato February 23, 1870,
being the 186th anniversary of George
Washington's birth.
KUcrptfon by Itecarder Wolf,
Onr prominent men hare this season In
augurated a series of entertainment which
are having a beneficial effect In bringing
about a closer social acquaintance with each
other and the members of Congress, espe
cially those who are members of the Dis
trict committees, Ac, or who feel an In
terest la onr city as the capital of the na
tion. One of these entertainments was
given on Saturday evening by Blmon Wolf,
esq., Recorder of Deeds, at his rest de nee,
No. OlfiH street, which wai a model lnlta
way. Among those present were Secretary
Bontwell, Beaaton Patterson, Ramsey, Fen
ton, and Williams Representattrca Orthf
Welker, Cullom, and Hamilton Mayor
Bowes, Jadge Wylle, IL W. Taylor, First
Comptroller of the Treasury; Dr. Brodbad,
Second Comptroller of the Treasur), Hon.
J. L. Tullock, collector of Internal revenue
for the District) A.B. Mollett, Supervising
Architect of the Treasury Department
Clinton Lloyd, Chief Clerk of the Home ef
Representatives! General N. P. Chlpman,
Colonel A. A. Uosmer, Major Butler, Major
Ben. Perley Poors, of the Boston Journal)
Adolph Clusr, esq., II. Semksn, esq., A. B.
Shepherd, esq., W 8. Huntington, esq.,
Uallett KUbouro, esq., 8. P Brown, esq., D.
C. Fomey, esq.. A B. Solomons, esq.,
Franklin Phllp, esq., O. K. Harris, of the
Repcsucasti E. G. Squires, lata Minister to
Guatemala, and others. About half-past
ta tha excellent surtcr prepared by Welcker,
which, It ts sufficient to say, waa la hla
"best style." The party broka up about
midnight, looking hopefully forward lo
affaire of a similar character yet lo coma.
Two mora of theso entertainments are to
como off one by R. T Merrick, esq., and
another by Jonah D. Hoover, esq.
Those already given nave neen oy Messrs.
A. B. Solomons, n. Betaken, 8. P. Brown,
A. R. Shepherd, Frankllo Phllp, W. 0.
Mctxerott, and Colonel J. W. Forney.
Tba Maarb-nr Arrival "-- B
ctpll.. The British steamer Monarch arrived off
Anr.aiv.lla about 11 o'clock on Saturday
days' advantage could bs had by deferring morriiog, when the programme aa stated la
signing the bill until Tuesday. tLa hipcbucab of Saturday was carried
newas assured, lioweur, ioa. io mm.- oollolhe letter. Captain commereii, ner
bcrs elect had been notified to assemble at commAQlicr. came np from hi ship (which
Jacksoo, and every effort bad been made to u,,ft30Tii1ixmiiafromthellown.) Uewas
THE NEWS BY CABLES
rMAMUB
If la). U rial ClanaaHCr fa reBU
Tb nigh Crt of Jnetlaa
tad fa Haat at Tanra-Tba Da-
faawa fPlerra Dapr.rt K-xbe-
fart Withdraws hie Mansa frao lb
Marealllalaa-Addlllaaal Tin Ins
Bd npsa tbe Paper Blalara
Htaaead Jnelleea Baey-rroa
Bieallve Taar f Kaa;ale.
Paris, Feb. SO. It 1 reported that the
ministers, In spite of the ad t Ice of tbe police
to the contrary, wilt permit a procession to
pass through tbe streets on Mardl Gras.
An imperial decreo, published la the font
not CfflHdt, convokes the high court of Jos
tles to meet at Tours on theSlst of March.
It provides that a drawing shall take place
among the grand Jurors within the next tsa
days lo decide which members are to form
the court
The grand Jury will bs compose 1 of mem
bers of the Council General
Tha Q&utti tlis 2VDwnavx, an official or
gan, says that on the examination of Prince
Plerrt Bonaparte It will be proved that ho
waa provoked, and used his legitimate right
of self-defence. As the accusation I so
grave It la generally belleTtd that the Prince
will be acquitted.
La 2lir$tUUtti announce tbat owing to
threatened prosecutions the name of Roche
fort will not appear In that Journal hereaf
ter. The namo of Dougervllle Is printed as
chief editor of the MirttUliUt. But this ts
understood to be a cover for Roche fort, who
will continue to direct tbe paper.
An additional fine of 3,000 francs has
been Imposed upon XArtUU&ltt,
Thirteen persona In addition lo those pre
viously reported have been sentenced for
partldpattonln the recent riots. Ten Judges
were engaged all day yesterday In the ex
amination of tbe remaining cases, but none
of the accused were discharged.
It 1 announced that the Empress Eugenic
will visit Sweden and Norway In the spring.
none.
Carnival VaatlvltUo WawlnalMe
cards Aielaaatrapal Infalllbllllr.
nova, Tab. 90. The aarolral opened
with the customary ceremonies. The num
ber of strangers who take part In tbe festlrU
ties 1 small, and the scenes la the et reels
are not as lively as usual
Placards agalasl Papal Infallibility wer
fgund on tbe walls last week, and were torn
down by the police a soon as discovered.
SOUTH AHEBUCA.
ratlnreaf nraellUa JUsm Uaperl-
ed Paraarwajawe Captured Araaa..
Ilae Areay KefwrMfar Heme Starr
laar Weaaevaad Murdered wem a
Kovemetate ef lpea-lYew Tew
llear Prom Xlltn, and now Yea
Det.
Niw York, February 30. Tho steamer
Bahal brings advices from, Rio Janeiro to
January 18, and a number of American Im
migrants, whose passage was paid by the
Braxllian Government.
It waa reported that a Bnulllan loan had
failed ta England.
The Brazilians had captured eighty Para.
" MiaiJlA.ll Ylft (. frtrtw m-. al
turned horns.
a nrAsiiif.il acouuoK party found a tnoa-
sand women In a starving condition, of
whom only four hundred hadstrengtb to
come away.
The party report the road covers! with
lha bodies of women lanced or with their
throats cut by scouts of Lopes.
DeaerUrs say that Lopea u constructing
canoes to cross tbe Paraguay river or to
descend the Paranai tbat he la habitually
drunk, and that he baa a fortification 3W
Tarns ions;, atutwiw j .buuvw
men, at Paaadera, on the Aragnay rlrer.
A DCTIIUCT1TK DAHAUIftti DAM,
Terrible Preebel en Ibe Ueaatbee
An fee Panic aala an lee Pa ale-Tee
Mab lee-II ataeaala la a Dans
aad oee leaaaeaae Danaaa-eVea-
ceaaee oa ibe lea-taeneee-Brldf ee,
", Kreryihlaa; Hwepl Away
Tresneadeae Vm of Properly.
Acocita, Ms., Feb. 10 The moet de
structive frtsbet ever known on the Aeone
bec river occurred this morning, when the tee
gave way here aod passed to HallowtU,
where It stopped aad formed an Immense
Ice-dam, and the water rose rapidly here to
tho helgbth of twenty-fire feet above low
water mark. Tho Ice soon gave way above
the dam, and the water came down with
tremendous force, carry log away the bridge
of the Portland and Kennebec railroad.
At Vessalboro' the railroad bridges over
Seven Mile brook and another small stream
were crushed by the Ice.
In this city tbe damage cannot be cU-
THE HAVANA OUTRAGE! !
ADDITIONAL COREE3P0NDEHCK
1 DEL1BBR&TF. CQLD-BL0ODE9 XCKDEE
The ItatimiBt ef the French Costal Qeatwal
Ass lafereatloa; Duelled malemrnt
Jost before adjournment on Saturday, tho
Speaker laid before the House of Represent
allve4, a communication from the Secretary
of Bute, with another batch of correspond
eoce po3 the roce&t aitasslaallonof Ureen-
wald, aad tbe wounding of bis conpAL oos.
There are quite a number of pape r. bt the
eabeUnce of all of them has air adr Veen
published.
Tbey Include a letter from Consul General
- - - i ui j ivvm-ja a mwr injin i-wsiw uinrni
mated. The water rose so ratddlr that! Hall, covcrlnz a conv of ble Oral, tabu tai.
Knim t..rvar pvoaueeai anaeeaeiar iu
aaauaiiiAiion! n aauarn oi ur uaroacr
Well, the fourth man of Ibe party, and who
escaped uobnrt, the statement of Mr. Bar
cIat, Ibe superintendent or tba laboratory
of Vincent Fernandc A Co., la whose em
ploy Well was) a traoslatloo of the pro
e lamatlon of tbe political secretary, Osareo
rcrvandexi tbe declaration of tbe Coosa?
Oeoeral or Franco, a teller from Fernandas
A Co. lo their New Tork bouse. giving tbtlr
statement of tbe occarroct another leiur
from Consul General Hall eocloelog addU
ttooal pepersj Mr. Hall's second Ulecram
to the Becretaryof State, (also published,)
a statement showing l bat (Jreeawatd waa
roncbly treated after being wounded aad
while being carried to the Cetador of the
Barf I a statement by Mrs. Graham Dunlap,
the wife of the Drliltb Coosol General, who
waa aa eye witness of Ibe affair, a letter
from tbe political secrslary, anaouoeUig
that tha Caalno Eanernal had 'ooaned a.
subecrfptloo la favor of tbe widow and
children ef tbe unfortunate German killed
on Sunday, and tbat suspicion a Ui the
assassin, who had bid himself, but waa
being eougni ior acutb, ana woaia u
eatght, and that the wounded men were
doing very well, and telesrrapble correspond
eoce between BecreUry Flab and tbe Coo.
enl General or uermeoy as new i nut, and
Mrs. iaaamao ana rwemp, oi new tot, au
to the nationality of Greenwald.
wtiis, in me amoATii, aner giring ua
particulars of the aaaault, says i ' 1 bad not
lbs remotest Idea of having committed any
offence agalost aoy one, bat since Ibe affair
I bare learned that the fact of my three
compeolooe baring on blue neckties was ll
probable cense of the assault.'
Tbe following I a translation oi" tbe doc
ument from tb roIIUcal Secretary i
Irrssroa PLtrieat narsaaissr I
.?.,
k the park eppealta to the f.orra Cire
Uobbs, Maaar laA(Jreawsl4, limb Jeha.
UVal.Va . .vaaavaa mm , wvaa aw aavaa, ..Hail ,..
aoa.Tbaaaaa K. koala r, aad UarJaer Weill,
(foralKaors.) saal a wblte an, tall aa4 thla.
WIta pun llrunu ihi,uuii
r.nak aaal. aad llnlaaDB h4t 4. a hat aaada
la ilplaapa Eeaaeer who, esltlac tba btae
eravatwera bp Ibe leal ntetlaaed of the
aboveaaaiea parsoa, ier 11 iron nu paraan.
'
4p
hla
hUaalf la Ursa whlah .
r (the
.1$
T tintCV WILX.IAHM,
Aueiionearaaau ti . mivw..
B SA LB-AM BLBOABT CODHTBT BBSL
DBIIUK. 8paelOBOroaa4a, 8 labia, IUoaaa.
i!-i"'i?irjtfM,.f.vrk?:iff..o:
afH.UiTldluL Iarfa.SS.j5arllaal.raa.plf
Ha. IttT '1 lr..t aorlk.
WMklaatoa. P.O.
a.. 5AOBoataaa.taora.ref Hav.atk aad O .ta
fllTrf BTBBBTB WB8T. .. .. fc
Br TlriaaoraeacraapaiM-inr ioa aaprraia
CaaaaHo ITI.PoaleThTaTB Jaha Kal-ar
lrraatofU pra.Tjfaea. la waat part l Lot Ho.
1 ll sanar Mo. Sli. Iatlaf 41 rt a laahaa oa
UV"l"i.Vlia exiaaJlBK back tha d.plh
rf.ZAT, r k. .ut J faai i laahaa la ltopra4
tjr.
.ik 1 twt.-i.orr aa4-l
Tba adjoiaiai si
Xna.a ,wapa.
int
l...aaaat( Ureal HnBU
A laakaa la a vaeaat lot.
llllioia aaparauir,
f.tio-iat
L? BALB -A VALOABtl FIIMI BU-T-.a
"?" IaTT. V. . k.lf.lla.
isa. jmr . "
P f Mrt ona haadr4
WTaUlaiaf COB M.JJim
boot uwrnwwn
MtM, sltutad aaik
... a.irl.i half ailla
Tk Isprovaaaata aoaalal la
111 a haaa. mUIbIbs
rooma. with kltehaa.PBalrT ".",..
tAab4, u all tk Blbailolai taqatr-4 akal
larnaof BaUiOie iblrd Mahl.baUaM al B'l
aad twalea taoalaa, rtr wild isa aota o; .as
a ,1,''"....Lj.. v....i.f..i.AAkak IValraa.
". ...rial latora.1 iror. tko daf ol alo. artll k.
. T !T "I 11.. ..i.I... ns tha nMi.1.1 .Old.
1 daraill ' oa ...k .ami wilt b. r.oalr.d at
Ik. tlei. of aala All ojauBclaf aad r...e.
'" " "' ' '""ffSf: I, MATTIHatT.
Trnti
OftUK A WILLIAMS.
f.lltl Aaaltoaaoia.
BY UBBBlf wiLLianSi Aneirak
southeast corner Sereath ana U street.
iSSIOHBB'S BALB Op"yALJABLB BDILDlKd
1 WXBSniBTBAaOTBnTUBTaBir awr,
AT tl!S7Aa .V. ,!. r r.Kr-ar,. A D. 1SH.
..a At.lnek o. ra.. Fahall aall oa tha prcmlaaa
r7.---L.ra. t"i.j ..j .-.!
acraaarawall aat lairaaa. Thla praMrtj arm
raalladaeamaBM toaaroa 4alr)Be . '
f..,d.a... T.,i-.&-MjJAfi.(,(5j....-AUrBra
al Law,,
,tf SB 6r)4s slrset. i-tbiwb. tf.
WanU.
secure a full attendance of the members of
both branches.
t waa a retail, in reolv. that the recon-
To-itOBBOW atttjwoos the temperanca trnctlon Uw WOuld allow certain candtdatee
lople of tho District will unite In com- nrtasarvailva Reoubltcan ticket to
take the seats which would be filled by the
peopli
. lha xsifc of FshraarT. A P. 117..
at a o'clock p. n., I ehall aall os tha prcmlaaa
I that MlblelljW lot. kaawa aaparl of Lot
No. U.la aqa.raHo. aw.kaTla a fral '
11 laaksa o ff onh M atraat. raaalac back with a
spik or W set, oatataUg la alt 3.701 !"
1 (!. ..,.
' Tarnai Oaa-tnue aaaai vaiaae la aix
iwalf moalka, with lataraat, ae4 aassrwl bra
4as4 of tratt oa tba pramlaas . All oivTaaslac
aatl raraao atatapa' al porehaacra t yas
aarin.tn ir !. a a trm af TilH. with
V tha priTllai or parahBalag. a larg lal al
UHODAf, Wa BfTBBta a-j '".",""
itruaorthweat.BalUklfor a Wo4 aa t
Tr4iorwol4 laaa a Wharf prspartr aIUl
faS-iHUb 9-asl waair. wAaBiast, v. -
hao4r4d.lUra will baryqolreddswaea tha 4a
ui aaia ..) hi.hiii n.-.
UI UUK1.N k WILLIAMS.
fS aoAtla (Star a Chrpa, AnotleaBsrs,
BY COOPER I.ATIIIP.n, Aarl're.,
(Sueeessors to Jas. O. UoUulr b Uo)
Boathweit eoiaar of PaaaavlTaalA artaa bb
Blavaath atrtat,
TROSTM'IIBAtinpyALnABTB IMPBoyin
PBOPKRTtOflTHBT.BkTWklB8TXfir
vaVEnTil kvaBiTi, Tw tiii kiiu or tub
IIKTKOPOL1TA1. HOTEL.
4 lly Tlrlus of a dead of trust, bearlnedsta
Jfiil Jail ', 1V4. froia J aba W. MraM and Mary
CTMoraalf, hi, wl , aad EUhard T Moraall.
Wl
Virtr aeraa'-ILAJID. Ihlrlr nlBBt' 4rtT
front vraaMailoa WAXlttt, aad la U aslikbar-
boo4ef the loMlais' Haaa. Preparty U Petat
ef Bocka rAllros4 b4 aara atatlsa. rnprere.
aiiUi Ha.OBlhBAe.lUbl,aAPwUlaaJ
alllAlrat-rat rapalr. A4TSatagai A Arst'iaW
Caaatry-aaal for a asallanaa whewiaAaal M
aaArtowafav"10aaBall41acSUsAlhaprai
laatla hlshBlUTUa, aad wllnlta4 fjfU
MUkaai Trsda baalaeaa.
Tanoa llharal. sal far sane bpfIj I
J. M, CAVBBTOH,
Raal Eatal Af aat, OMaa H. .
fal I Int Hi n aear BtUtdlas, isTaaih alrsaL
13 BJPaTU PAT! PAIBlOAiniPRICHfOB
!i. Uii".', OsBfaaa thlld raaa Baaaadhaid
SlolklBB, UBalsr Llathlai. UOflBaBkoea, -t.
laJUalh raal,b-lwaa aa4 B alria. Iklr
4or
bat 14 lap
allaadad to
it V.
U-a'a
-Abt Xote kr Mall proaaFilr
VirASTIU-MBW AND OAST OrPCLOTUlMa.
YY aTdttoUaa4iUvsr,aseaT olhararllal oi
TAlarl lh old.tallUhad Mertkaal Pawa
brahar I lor of U. PULTON CO . UI Blalk
atrai. bat. Mb atraat aad reaaarlTahlaBTaama.
4aV-U
(,! an oi to o" nMBiitii v. v.. iv
II It aw J Bioaa. Jr , of lb aama plaea, rcsordad
a laiuar aut o. sw, unoa j-u, t , aaa ay Tin
la or a dar of lha Court of BaaUr, haarlaf 4ata
M XTth day of April. Ita, aptMlallaf th ash-
HMi i(Biae, la tnapiauoi wiiuam j Bioaa
a
o, iBtiinionu-r wiiieaiiaipaDiaOBviaiiai
I Ala b Praa.laa, Lol aanbaral S.
Q a- aaa a ran vvw, aavswaad. ... V
aariv.wllhls - rajaal laalalnaaU al all
'Vi.-alaaa-ttt'',0.. wlj. will ba livkaa.
". .L..arHlHI a .C. r -".iTT7.T"
iork.'".rr i,o.iir .. "viv.v,s"'
. a.ai.t Ola a a.- - - - - ...a . aiua.
turaaa k.d "Vo"mS P. .,r"'
"" .. a lATik... ......
""opUciani-
fiSS
Boat din;.
memoratlojr the one bnodred and thirty
eighth .nnlTereart- of Walblottoo'l birth
da by appropriate ezercUea at the Flnt
Coogrtgallonal church, corner mimiuaw
O etreeti. All the temperance organiza
tion, irM con.en, at a o'clock. Benator
WUaoo, preahlent of the Coojraiilonal
Temperance Society, will prealde, and able
epeakers are announced to addreai the meet
Ing.
Tni Mlioaio Cuoir. Tba Uaaonl,
Choir Aiaoclatlon ha, been engaged for
monthe In preparing to make their flnt ap
pearanc In concert belor, onr people, and
hare progruied to far aa to announce their
entertainment for Wedneaday ei.nlng next,
attboniir Masonic Temple. We feel aa.
eared, from th. ability of tho gentlemen
ha-lDg the direction or a&Aire, mat in, oc
coAton ar UI be one of great lnlereit, and in
lew of the fact that the proceed! are to be
applied to the proper fnrnlahtngof tha new
hall, the projict ahonld meet ucany i-ior
from our cltlzene.
A connuroitMTr of tho New York Cm
nuritol jUmllur, telegraphing to that
paper oa Saturday, lajn "Secretary Dont
wall atated to aereral Senator, and mem-
bera who called on him to-day that he hoped
they would paie th. fnndlng UU at oncei
that he had aunranu, that ho could fund
acTeral hundred mllllena within- ihort
timet that flte-twentlci wer, about par In
rarla, and ten-fortle, were nlncty-flT.i tbat
he regarded th. funding bill a, more In.
portant to th. Qorernment than any other
meaiure now pending.
It i. rs niuiTOOD that th. Stat. Depart.
meatwllll.ulto Congm, to-day a large
batch of document, bearing upon Cuban
affaire, laoludlng what It known ae the
Slcklca corrcipondonce. U li itated that
theie papere will throw m good deal of light
upon the Cubio qneatlon, and folly Jnitlfy
the coon, pureued by Vrealdent Grant. It la
Republican nominee! If the bill referred to
wai palled before the loglilalure cont.ned.
Th, Incident, after aom, general comer,
nation, eald h, would not llgn th, bill, than,
untU Taeiday, which would glr. the Repub
lican! the moat adfautage of time, accord
ing to the reaolntlou adopted oa the adjourn
ment of lh. FrorUlonal Leglilatura.
Iu Coinnmi.M Eticiioai. The
amended rule reported yeiterday by Mr.
Oarfleld, from the Committee on Rulei, will
..tto fooiniaia tha bualneii before the
Committee on Election! of the Home of R.p-
reiintaUraa. Dome inch - uuur, aa ina.
propoaed u abaolotely neceieary. The
amended mlo waa prepared by Mr. D. W.
Bartlett, th. .ffleleat clerk of th. Bectlooe
ii.MMtiM. at tha anrreauon oi tu. epo-.-..
of th. Home, who le alio chairman of the
On I Ca.a.a.
N.w YoK. Feb. JO Within a few daja
the O'Neill renlana hare accnmalatod a
great number of arma al their hcadiuartere,
Indicating, It li eald, an early morement on
Canada. m
r.r.lirai I.lallll.....
The London Saturday flirtm noU, ap-
i. it. .Ninunr. of uladitan
land reform bill by lh. Irlih merabere of the
aicomoanlfd br Oorernor Chamberlalo, of
u.tna. and two member! of the Brlllah Le
gation, who came around from Tortland I Commml. The writer thlnki tho lrlih peo
ple will auo acc.p "."l-",r",,,k. ..
It may be, ai lha Ant Initalment of the re-
lorra. ........ .. T-iv..r..
The Bptcuur liana, oir u.u....
Alcock In negotiating the treaty with Ch na
eacrincad the opium reianue to eecur. other
trad. prtrUua.. In Mferrlng to the Inde
pandeice of Canada, th, aama Journal thlnka
Entland li aa relnctant to eurrender har
empire aa tha United Btalee wai to inrrender
tha Southern Confederacy.
The I'M -UB Oertl pnbllahea a coploai
extract of tb. recent eonielar report made
loth. QOTernment by Edward M. Archi
bald, Brltlah Conml at New Tork. That
rtnlieman uyl lh. high tarl! on Arnerlcau
r .t..t. nMvonta tha e.aort of Amerl-
. r.-n... Tha Wul la dlaaalllllld
cu U..UI. v.-..-. '--'- v .v. r-i
with tha lanrr, ui owing u,.u. i ......
lobby of Eaiurn mnnnfacturcn. It li unable
to work a reform, conieo,oenlly ehtpplog,
agricultural, ana auoiaor nnre.- w. .
conntry are aacrlllcad. A tardy gradoal re
dnctlon of the tariff ll all that can be bopad
The Irlah national pre.! continue to de
nounce the new land bill.
By an oraer oi toe unca t-oai. " "p
with her.
The party were met by Secretary Robcion
and Commodore Wordeo, with the offlcerl
of Iho Academy. After hearty greeting!
had keen exchanged, Commodor. Worden
cicorlad the commander of the Monarch to
th, Oorernor'. manilon, In the nppor por
tion of the town. Here Qot. Bowie, In a
few remark., welcomed hie gueita, and a
Joint committee of the LegUlnlure preientid
Captain Commerell with an engroned copy
Ar tha resolution! heretofore paned tender-
lag the ho.pltalltl.1 of the Slate to the flat-ton.
The reception concluded, the f iiitori war.
ucorted back to the Natal Academy where
a ihort time waa paaied In eoclal conrene.
To-day lh, ihlp will b, opened to fUltorl.
Th, United Siatee tngi Mercury, Trlena and
Phlox are detailed to ply between the Acad
m. wharf and lha Monarch. The Miliary
haa been placed al tha dlapoaal ot tha Brltlih
goodatalhabaieoiinUo. tha eaat eld. of
Wat.r itreet could not b. rimofed.
lacofD DiirAicn.
Aoocita, Ala., February SO. Tha dam
age by the freihet her, li Immenie. Many
atom were nodermlned. In other, th,
huem.nti were HUM with water, ao al to
deitray the alocka which they contained.
Alllollow.u nearly tha entire bnalneei
portion of Water itreet I. orerllowed. In
many etorei the water le alx feet deep on
the tint floor. Many merchant! roared
their good! away In boat., but a larg. por
tion waa deatroyed. Abont two hondrad
dwelling. In the lower part of the city were
floated from their foundation! and ofar
turned, and many famlll.a were rendered
homeleaa. Sereral new Ice home, which
hare lately been creclcJ, wer, carried
away.
All the Ice In tha rlrer for more than Sfly
mllel abore li packed here In on, lolld maaa,
forming an tmmenao lee-dam.
The greater part of QarJner, around the
depot, li orerllowed. Should the Ice glre
way at Ltatlowell, It would awe.p all before
It, and came faarfal dealt actio, to property.
Tha damage already done to the Portland
and Kennebec railroad 1. eiUmaled al
1155,000.
Tilt, nan riEHD.
Dealrocllr. Fir., la aahrlll'. Bal-
tlna.r.. a.d Cl.elnai.ll f-.aa rl
Ufalalla.hrtll..
Ninnu.i, Fibrnnry SO. Th. Kouuthl
bona, and Iu content., In thle diy, waa de-1
etroyed thla rooming by a Are, which orig
inated In tbe dining-room on the flnt floor,
and wai not dlacorered nnltl all meane of I
f greae, except throogh the eecood itory win
dow,, were cut off, and th. Inmatca of the
honaehad to ear. themielree by Jumping
from the eecond floor. One little boy la be
Uered t. hare perlahed la the flamee. A
ilore adjoining waa aleo burned, bnt tbe
good. were eared.
Lou abont 130.000, folly coreral by In-
lurance. The Are waa the work of ao la-
candlary. trtkueale,aleeaeellM.r tae.a...ai. polttl..l
BAtriMO.., February KV-Tto rUt.rr- 2ttSXlAVS$&
frame manufactory of J. M. Butler tf Co., vpike okawnairor,wbaa(itacriptiB
laSonth Baltimore, era. damaged by flr. )$& -, tXAH'. IZSZ'ii
ycucroay to tne amonm oi ,ov,wu. iniwi
(nmnanv. nf WaihlnrtOQ. D. C
Ci.rjniATf. Febrnarr SO. At 3 .'cl1-
tbla morning th. barn and dairy etatle. of
P. Caranangb, fonr mllea north of tue
dly, were totally deetroredby Are, together
with ISO cow,, Jl molee, 3 hone, and 13
calree, bcaldeia large i;nantlly of hay,
grain and other properly. The dairy waa
oneortbeiargtftlu tbe country, UMiat
tlmatrdatl30,000lniured, 110,000.
BKUCaClHU AT TUB HMOS DOOB,
Tb. Aati.n.ll.ia q. a. Ilea la
n.out.o.. a. at. aaanilieaol
T.t. Ik. rl T.a..a.la
Waal. I b. Aaa. zed,
Niw To, Feb. SO. The alaamar Tjbee,
from Sa. Domingo, bring, newe that rreal-
d.nl Baaa haa eoo.pl.ud airugamaau rof a
popular rote oa tha -n.ulon of anDaiauoa
to the United num. to. railing in iu
faror la growing, and a larg, majority for
111. .xnected
The rerolntlonary norentead had rlrtnally
ended, and all wu qal.1.
At Samana an American rau.1 waa an
loadlng coal for lha naral ilalloo, and prep
aration! wer. making for the erection of
Qorernment bnlldlnga.
Pnildent Baci had rec.lred a eommonl
cation from Influential parllel In Vm.iuala
aikln kli Influence with the American
aorernment lo faror of the annexation of
Vcnaiuela to lh. United Statu,
.oa.tet ..I aaowl.f tha la.cn.., .ad whan
lh.f .tMaauH- V. Boor. oil.. ..ii.w. oaoa
dNwararolrer aa4 nree .1 tka al.ro.al.
ror.lx.tra. la ao..tqaoao. el w.w. ir. 1000
Urooaw.U e.lr.- a few aaoaaat. afl.r-.....
ta.io. .rtkl. l.a.atatil. aooatr.a... al
laord.rie at. uataawt.laa.ttea ot the
eaklllked la aU the a.w.p.por. I.t earat
plTmentrtnal genu. otan'Llf aJ-t t.u
bntea tb. aalety of Foeter le lha eoure.eoul
laurf.renc. OI Marinia iorao -.
Tha doclaralloa ot thle gentlemen le a.
fallbful and Inureellog accoonlot the affair,
l.flth.llolal
.nd U glrn enUr., ae follow! 1
. -Oa K.lorJ.r. r.iro.ry lib, II
Commltte. on RnVe.Tb. ommTlt- oa offlcen, the Phlox wiu b, ..d by th.
ISonallJU Vernon.. ommltt..offlc. of lh. Naral Academy and he
coniUU of nine memben, and aa conitltnled
at tho beginning of the preaent uongren, it
waa eompoaed of Mciin. ralne, of WUcon
.In, Churchill, of New York, Heaton, of
North CaroUna, Ccuna, of ronnlylranla,
Batlcr, of Tenueiiee, Bterenion.of unto,
Bnrdelt. of Mlaeonrl, Bnrr.of IlUnoli, and
Itandali, of renniylranla, the two latter
being Democrat!.
(nbiequenuy, when tne oouinen. o-m
wer, admitted, and when other memben
came In. the Sneaker waa nnthorUed to en-
largo the commltte, aa la hla Judgment
mbrht be reaulred. and Mr. Brooka, of Ma,-
lachuietta, and Mr. DIx, of Alabama, were
added to tha Election! Committee, lh.
former being a Republican and the latter a
Democrat. Later during th, leuloa a rio-
lnltonwni offered and adopted, nppoiniing
Mr. Karr. tDomocraU of Indiana, a mim-
bar of th, committee, pending the conildera.
..Voir ,t.pk a ". '' ""- ' ".
i. J-'.'af. la o.d.r 10 a. t Ik. adsa. f Ik.
-f t.t wk.r. lw.lo pr.ild..! Ik aa-
1 ttlai el Ui k-r.aoli U.ael.. a-xuv.
?ri?iU.!"xai.lt..arrla.ltk.t).a.
wwMleEa,Uad,hl.lla.laklar..
.fifHraij.l.a.rtU.wta.a.t.lTk-l.lai
flnalo.aaaiio j ,.,, ,, ,k.-i
aear Ik. -"-"V,... na ta otraot o.llod
(laullia, fa J-UM. b, ,1 .kot.
Tral.aU h1'f;fu,rt .1 aoe.kaaa I. .tof.
of treat aa. - .... t...-a th. er.a..aia
aad, l.rala. af. ,.m. tb. aol. I eer
ie 1.. 4lr.oII.awa. full p.d dl.
Hiroii aa maaura.
pii d
Itlr waa.
.,t v.hrnar. la. Pierre Naootaon Bona-
icademy, and lh, I ..,,.1,1.1, lid.ad-IInt .for baring com-
tn.n. m .-roool.ltnr. who hara rjrorlded I im..i . .nr.ni.rf homicide on the naraon
ttJ!!Z.22ll&ffi&l
Wordea. the superintendent of the Academy!
Today It I expected that a number of
officials from this city will visit the ship.
aUSIYEttBAI. AUaESTTa
The New York 3VlfrerW, commenUnc on
lha fact that the fifteenth amendment It
now ratified beyond question, makeaaloud
.i tnr nnlTcrsal amnestT It says, and
with great forca and truth, that our tri
umph Is not jxrfect so long as one man
iTirti rntiviiiai leconu. lur uaviuit v.wuir'.v
the homicide of FonvUle. Thla order place
the Prince under artlcla 3tM of the penal
code punishment being death. In case ox
extenuating circumstance the court can
lessen in punisume. iwu u,-,i-".-.
reported that the aeeslons of the IlUrh Court
for tbe trial of tbe ease wiu be held atToors,
ta tbe department of Xodre, at Lo4re.
LouU napoleon naa naa aeverei no-auag;
with the Fapal Maocto on the subject or pro
testation agalast the sjllabus.
T..iarra matrlat rates are encaced ererv
ji.aaatmiinitha Tirliotiera arrested dartoiT
.. . . . ?!.. t. I. ...euu-tawl thai Hi
Weaiker Beperle
LoirtsriiXB, Feb. .. Tlie weather I
clear, bat the ooldwt ef the seeaoe
CniCAOO, Teb. 30. ThU la the coldest
dar of lb season.
At St Paul yesterday the thsrwotasUrJ
rsoced from five to fifteen degree below
wro. A Urge number of caaea are reported
of the frecxlog of teamsurs and others.
At Omaha yesterday tb mercury waa
seven degrees below aero.
Nabbvolb, TOdtv., Feb. 30 The mer
cury wae tcadegreel below rero this morn
ing,
eUteaua af 1.1 sal for toba.
Naw Yobb. rebruary X The Becrctarj
of the Navy I reported to bafa lostraeled
ia BMiaJa ef tbe wsaaaa Alaaoal Ib
kaavJ. aad an, iaaaal aflar 1 aaar t, I aa - t
Whla-t bat woe a tb ebeullera. as li eoeaiaaj v
BS. Thla teak pi loaathae oae aue4r4
(esse froaatb spat whr 1 wa, eel le !
la tbaa 1 reaalr le writ It The u lor It,
ata au ba4. hawttr. aaar-i raai i.a
haade el ble agxreesers aad mm ruwurse
wards ssreAirUg. Saalaglkalk wa aer
eaeagb, I asada bias e Slga, lla4 ( hlaa, aad
laid hlaa lea el lata the sari-leae with tae.
"1 taw eiai win ovii a iw aiep.rrees
i. II waa e re aboal Iwoaty fflr
I a are r ag. weatiaar eieia galaila, aa4
aflaga vary flotia oeaiplotlea. His fa aad
air araiwwiiB . a-ariviini ,
raadr to fall. He 414 aet ullsr a eiagle VMi. z.
149 aBtN V paaaaei wa.tr tr vaer,a ,a Pltr,
but at the U hi el ble asaaaalae be tan,.!'
sal4, aad wsallalhedliaaileaeltbearataaA.
Mreeaahmaebae slaea told at thai be saw
US iaU l.'t'l'X" ar.o-a. rtaiai fll(
trhUb separaue tko roaeaa4e frees the 1
Anerisaa ran war -- "" ! i
tee aggraaaere appeared bafore aae wilb a
(valet aa iarai8iai air -, m-r-n wr, k
brawe aarloat.aad I senld aol dlatla;uisti
Anerlsaa rallwar At lha saae aaoal the
sggtaaaara appri "i- - -. a
aad throalealag atr Oat ef thass were
... . .J V .AI4 a.l fllatla...lal.
IUIICIIL" a" -- "-. .-. i
faaiuia... Tka olbar. aatia a tall Baaa.
wbe was aearer te aaa, wart a air aw bat with)
. .A.i,u'ai ilka ihAM if Ik falaalafara. Ha
ad le eewlae eaatlod kr what beh4
l doae. aad was eoollr flaaalae a laga
stt,wkl-th I eaw gUaalag la ale baads.
, la rtaaeiah.1
Whr tieaiuu
IUU eseeHadrsl,
lost i
'...i.... kl.k f aakaat ala
IIUIHhW.'.. a --- -.--JlaaitlaaraaB.
BlAlMOa
IBthe KBIItri WBa.a.a..
..fn.ln.ala ! IhUaf IU
"JiV.,. ... a.. .nk. tka atlUlta. lle la a
vlllala aad a laasal' 'UV said I. ;.er
"a... Al ..., aawaaa. hlhal ThIA BaUat be
eaie roaaoa lot all Ult, wltal kaa b ;smI
What has he deaeP UI haa ahoetad-llr
UiNinl U waar ae Aairijia ""
..'... .... atk.ii rlji.fi ea-lial haa baa-
io.ad to aim.' rllat, r.Jola.4 I. -II I. aol
a.".... to hill ppl r tkjl-f.r ...k
Ikl.l. U.y .1. takea to prlM si d.Urw.4 P
UJuatlo. '
.h.ll remain dlafranchlacd and incapable of
taklngofflcobecattieofonrUtecoarulilon.llbejtaie nol ,jlow ltl, uall
... a At .. ....aalisna (rill rarTiltillfi IlAS I '. .. I.. Bk.n.a Tnai.ll.
IBBliaa taaaawi"a .,...-..--- ---
....... kid ...bloJ kla to ...!. or .eewal
v. ........ -.-,- - IntaeaU. AU dlM.t.le with taa aaoaailaa
AdmlralOordontoanlerlntonoarraegamentl,-fiai Tk, ,iiqj, .u biiuik,
wlthSpanUhofflcer. for the repair! M V..rk.itN".V...mV,"-,-Vr,i;rJ,
war reeiela Victoria, an. i-ea-ura, a i..
Brooklya aary yard, until the decUlon of
Coogreae with ngard to Iho neutrality ,uee-
tloa ll known.
Mam.r aaa .l.l... .
Ciicaoo, rob. 30. Lal Friday adghl
John L. Phi pp., a farmer realdlng pier Ida
coin, IU., while la a 111 of fnoiy, the eeuee
ot which li unknown, ahot hie wife through
the head with a rerolrer, leuletlng a mortal
W. bar. fought .cMiaioni w. p-- rt pande. oa nnror. .., ------- w, ,
,4, her innmph per. . , .Ttajuma -"-" 'h.TVu-..., ex- C,a ." and expired elmo.1 Immedlalriy.
asdeheetlvantr I taUe a rap-trl lehla Ci
eleaty. .hCAptlaOesral.oltbe fasle ef
rtUkllUlMISHtBW.MH. ...... I, Va.
Oereturaiag ie "" ."' "?!-
taoconsctous.
T1WO VSH80HII Op OOflD C1IAKACTBB 4MB
Wahita va-111 ka farBlariad Rojtn aad Hoard at
u par raoatriaaaa. i-ii ea ib uai i
Tl .r V 1. . I ailBA II..I .1 .... a,..-. r.1 I
P.aorlhwat.jiM JLt.
I a 41 1 n I u .
li . IIUPUH HMITII,
It Lo.dooo oo.atf , V . koTti. roalod u.... n
a. f o.ik olroot, holwooa D aod .I1..1-. k.
rfatTSinoAVifr.uVouk'l UXTH. PAT
OR ktOHf M. Bolk rooroo oa olljoorv koMu
..loorl.o.lu, wAarwltao.loord.
sr. o.t..t liuur'i Rxcxrrio. The
Hon of tho LouUleua caief , he hiring taken I reception of Secretary and Kn. Belknap at
the teitlmony la Ihoie cam. nnum their raaldencc, No. . ataoiaon i, -
th. .ommltteo eoniUt at the prcient time of ... .r ., .leaianteit of the many pleeieat
fnrtbar autail' that nnbllcllT ta tlrau to I . 1.. .,h... At ohnm f.nr are Demo- .. At ttio i,uim. Some fifteen hundred
crnti, 10 that under the reaolntlon only three iBTuuioni had been laiued, and the una or
additional member, will hr, lo b. ap- .om. eiulpagei which thronged lh. ad-
pointed, two of whom wUl be He-uoucunl joining itreeU eeemea vo toiut... .--. -and
on. wilt b. . Democrat. Urge proportion of them had been Pd-
Among thoee rreamt w.r. . .
coniu.reci, ner ....- - :,;n,VCaa Ugoroailj wiriT ulely ex- Uraln. and expired almo.1
"let ui hare pence, and peace that caa 1 JJCJ',. v9maiM u the BoanUh fron- ,,, 'rtlr,. ,, ,uu aUre.b.l
beitboieeurcdbyunlrinalamneity. ller Imiu,rtei from Bpaln and other coon-1 , .
irlee are arming er.rr .,. , ... tlim.WMi
ScariuT mSr'.m'cS n.l.",.pu77o; 33 hn, wUh flfuea minute, re.t la - A-JfiJ,. "E.. ZSXSSSSS
are erganUed and baila of operation! " ,,,ry twenty-foar houn, at 11 o'clock to-1 ,. ...Uf.r. d..f tklt. aad a.a..ltk.tk.
elded noon. Ser.ral Carllit cb el. recently"''' ..'... h jockl. .nd ao due""-" --,: ...
I Ik. iau.toa. wfcllfcor ti poU. ..-
Jl.1.4 ikutwItaoSt k.rl.l tMS d.r.J l
. hr aad tkl lortl.( wktoh .-
... I. all P.rll..U7Wlu -f "--;...-.
orol f tk Uoll.d Blot... aad la old. r to atr.
kin a. I.l.lt.ad prop...
Tsifuiikr u. naZoauZ..ea,
" ' ir...k ca.uL"
Oa lh. Uth la.U Secretary FUa ule
triphed lo Ibe Cooenl General of the North
Uerrnaa Union at New York, maklni In
onlrlea al lo the nationality of Oreenwald,
a .1. . .. ill. toaA-o-IVaVT 1I.B IQIiUBtDr.
ana on ia b-- ...-- .
itrt aad Pass
nth
TABLB BOABD cab BB 1
nil IIOUaA.aaiklaar.afRa,.
aaarivABia afam. i
BUrcotyplng and KlMtrotyping
,: rCtB AY WAT WE,
trely rare aad Ciectratyper.
TBVItSnTAJIlA AVBUCA.
gram.
'.ll raoroiiD aiu. codifying tb. Inter
UI ciemelawi, with the luggeitlom and
amendment! propoaed by the commiuioner,
waa oa Saturday handed to tho chairman of
the Committee m Way. and Mean,. Th.
amendment, eeggeited by Commlialener
DaUao are vadenlood to be of a general
nature'. II la prafoaed la the bill to legalUo
tb. collection of roreaue la the Indian ter
ritory, and thereby ebrlat. lh. naeeully of
aoy ipecui leglalauwa for that portion of
the country Among; ether, amendment. It
I. alio r.comm.nded that the prlrUegeof
retailing fermented Unori at th. piee. of
manaloctire ehould aleo ba atrlckea oat of
The Loulilana cnea are already undergo
ing .lamination by Meein. Steremon,
Burdett, and Kerr, and they will probably
continue It oi mb-commUtee. In all other
caaea lh. mb-commltte. will conilit of two
Bepublleaee and one Democrat, and theie
mb-commliuee wUl nport at once te the
Iloaae. By thla couree the commliue can
be engaged In lh, examination of flr. eaiea
ilmultaneouily. Ai wai itated In debate
on Saturday, there eretwenty-foorcouteeUd
election ca.ea yit pending, end In only Are
of lh... bare ll. pap.n, 14,Miti?1-d'
prleted. la the caa.. alone the printed
matur already number! ureral Ihomand
Vice PxMld.nt, oemUr. of lh. Supreme
Court, Speaker or me "on.., "-- -
ton and member.,, targ. number of th.
Diplomatic Corpe ana outer. . .u. -.-
end nary.
AtMADt w. ar. beginning to eee the
morel effect of Oeoeral Bank.' Mulrallly
niolutlon. By direction of the Secretary of
tho N.ry, no mora SpanUh renal. wlU b.
repaired aalll Coegreu hal dielded the mo
lralltynealloa undir that rciolotlon. Now,
let Congreai act promptly and lecond Cen-
1 oral BarJu' effort.
r.. wu. aA ontorail the north of Bnaln.
The Dnk, of MonlpnaIar, In a leUer, de
curil Spain hla Conakry by tradition, adop
"?? !?:. ii..i,i, n..o,... ih.t
F daareaaar, atpreaoatMlnlaler of i'.bllo
In.trcllon,wonld.nceeed Print, llohenloh.
Schlilliforil a. pre.ld.ut of th. MlnUlry.
The i iualrUn Italchirath haa been the
icane ot animated dlaceaalooa dorlog the
neat few dar. oa th. policy of Cooot Voa
KmarekT U. waa Eltarly attacked by
many of ine meuiur.
Therowlag match on the Theraee be
tween Sadler and Ueath haa been olpoaod
till Monday, the SSlh Inataat, oa aceoaol or
th. eltrame eold woalbir.
,- A JOIST IPBCIAI. HBUTiaiU
!( iailw-a.aa.-..---.- ...
I ri U lraaa4Hia i ! ""
,"'""M'i'K,aAli:R-,'f rr.tm.
night. II. waa rery much reducaJ, and ao
weakcoed that ha had to be carried from
the platform. The wager wae for ll,uw.
u. .lb r ri. aoaler. Cbamatala.
Burr.LO, Fab. 30. C.mmodor. Blephea
Champlaln, Unlud 6late aary, lh. leal r.
malnlng commanding otflecr In the bailla of
Ule Erie, expired at hla reildiuce ta tbli
city, thla moralog. lie waa the eotnmaeder
of the Scorptoa la thet coofllct, aod the flnt
end leit gene wer. fired from hli riuei.
Froa. Caba.
Iutai, Fib. ). The Sage. nd Paalla
plaatatlooa la the Sagua dlatrlct hare bent
deetrored br lha rabela. Ber.n.1 .klrml.kM
I are reported to lur, occurred recently In ibe
UnraVUlu dlatrlct, la which w.uiy-ei
,o.vi,on. .,(. tu,q
The Conial Oeneial tent another u . "
oa the tame day, uylng i
Hlr.aewall,wkead.k.r".';;;i;l..
Ora.o..ld, (. a l-r-,.Vi-,?J,i ,V.a
Uaaonl J.Marf a. IW, ,';, ." r I
da .11 aada Ike lie. d.y IkU kj " , ,k
ollkoUu.k.ol T i; '"Ur la,
.awed kr Ike ..aa f.a" ;, ,k, jM
ta.aw.ld irrinl V??.,.k.f. la h"a
...or, wllk..l avoalWilU ";;., kew
laiaa Tk. lallar f " Kl "l.e UraoJ J
..or, If eilalaaa. a. II k p, , i4
Ik.t k. l.lo.ro. I "",J tk. North O.r.
Uu.kr .kl.k Irja. ;;; , , .adorol,.d
aaa Valea. od . IJ ,,,, lowk.lk.r
.m.Ulo. la -,;:, i'. t. ..lair. Aw
0O..HII'1''- Jonaaaa. Boala. H
xo'Hr.POBd.nc..ul la cloaaa with a
.T" tfrrTBecnlary IT.h to Maeira.
ttotiolaba .. i Q.rmae end lh.lr nplr
I Ko.Wglng lh.1 he ... '
took a llwlau roiiport out .Hh him.
Sy.'XJaOW.
0Ptran,dVimja(il.
altlr
lp.111.
BUII!.a.M...
(the bill a. origin ally UVroduced. The inh.