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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

EsW Y5RK MApRHr.
nrn and steady %iddliDg, MY osntG. Sugar
Wheat quiet and steady; nomInsIIy, spfing
Silt0tilsj winter wheat, si.2o, Corn auist
and htssdgi h;col nov nfiner, s1,fGos cents,
and nominai, sSSpS cents. Pork duli Nd 40 n.
lnhl; t296p10 rs. Gold, III. " = = =
/ ILs U.4f nALTlnoRR MARKET, ..
BALTfkoRH, Feb, rs. = BreddsigHa, = We
with business oonhned 10 suppiying local
wants. Sales comprise 1000 barrels Howard
Ss.'.s y 6GI E.,ts
for rs,IIIiy' No sales OF Wsstsfn Or Ctr Mills
RItdf.--Rccslpts were iIEht this. inorninE
and chiefly Of Psnnsyivahis red which 4 IL
good demand and nTn, 1900 bushels aalllng At
"a oentaJ sales also 900 bush els Mlty,
qdt aS ~ f SSo So%.Sh sna = 70 2
here would command readily OiJtB. y -. r.
oern.--IelloE was .teadg thia eluinE At 81
GEMS sac quite active soms. 800 70 aooo
dull And nomlnal; some snail lots sold * Osl
% CENTS but for eArGoes no offers wore made.
Rys.-.NS, 5 Ale, today quote notn,nally good
dsis.--salss today d . few huadred bushels
At S8GH cents. Market arm, ~
Ceess..The market Is arm with > good In
We quote Rio In bond at llk0ia5{ cents,
gold, for Good 70 prime, and aaty paid At
i i, S eSnt ~ ,os G9oa 70 prime and ia0l9
sS.S % "a 9 h..s Nc W mney lois stock
coton,-Mafket oontinuss dali snd heavy.
The stock here timAted 81 about 200 bales,
ing 10 put their htoekS on ths markeI IL its
present Depressed condition. We quote Upland
nominal as iollows, viz; 2oH cents for ordi-
for low niddlIng, and a5S cent. ~ n2ddlinS.
Mol1isei. -Market 10 very dull this morning
In this article but we quote: Cubs ~ 20 cents
Rico 81 lSooo cents, and BnEliih Island II 50
$50 cents per gallon. The stock here IL up
wards Of 200 hhds., ehienY Cuba, d : ---I =
Aad higher, IS cents per bGshei, MiddiInss
stlll sell a. 9oQ3s cents for light and to0ls
eats per bushel for heavy. i7T y 'IIa-I'' 2
with raNher an upward tendency, though Il ID
roy very awe, There u . good inquiry, for
eSis ,hgS S re hear Of no further iAlss
sIdss al isK6lI een4S 70, IN "a hna
cents for clear RIB, Baqoe w ansts armn K.
isl eeutS fof Iib IidsS, and is " ~
clear rib. The last sale OF lard W. ~ ~
ioyf cents for CITY and westsrnJ and wS' qi ~
!. Ries.-oarollna We Stil quote a. SBfl17 cents
for fair TO prime. some hman sales are max.
Ing, but the receipts are large hnd the stock
Ssa.~Livsrpoofi is In fair supply and mode.
rate dsmand,a as followsi ti.esGt d 10 for 0found
Alum Alum n9d s2:SoetaIS RsE s.sh los Fine;
isabo cents per buihei for lots from store.
Sagari.-MAIhet continues dull and heavy
under the decline 10 gold. There 10 however
JAY SoS.Sssds pS y ssDss
~ tsiI y tsSa tsSsiSy n 49,: y;
i7X atsJ Do. Porto Rieo loi9gl1Ie otAtu, ahd
Dcinsrara vacuum pa ll,<elssf cent.
aseIss ssees Az SHsstedi lS,ssI
Ssets, and son DO at a5}ffit,I eenta fof a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

goN-oRlTTos..Att the residence Of the
bridsls father, on the nd ofRahruary, By the Rev,
pr, Rich, pr. X O. c4oaoo1s .ef lbls city, and
l n,asI ~, dauEhsI q sapIsl H. orafon' e'9 :
NeLBrOR-MgPHERsoN. -on ne 9Il Inst o.,
" the Rex. DE-; Dubois, a. the Chapel Of TEigity
BBIfH MoPnERHoE. No cards. II.
srRwLRT-MgC LRrHY. -oh tho fI,A instant,
al ~. A0ySius Church. BY the RsV. RAthsT Rocco.
fort MH A; STEWART and Miss hAur II. Nc
CLRTur, both Of this city. .. ~. ..ta.
BURskssl NIL LER -Ion the lSdiasl.st, ~ the
Rev, Father Boyle, VIZ. o. B6Rdlss, o. fndiiA'
Apolis, Aad Miss MARIA hfLLHl. Of this city.
ROss-HRHRIoK.-At oaApepur oOpH ueuss,
ylTglhia. o. the ga instAnt, bJ The Rev: z:
81 Roi1hiIe, Scotland. Aad hisS hDALIHh =. HHH.
RICK. OF Culpepor Court Houae, Va. go ...
PAnnAn HfouoLss --un ThurrdAy evening,
yysbIISssIy "A ~ Rev yEVghS Ls.i,b rseIOT d
svSAI r. NIeHoIs. Of RsadinI, MSS. rN
DAyIs-PErTY, -2n Lhs ltlh Of IsbISary. At
" The pastor, Rev. vi ", Tudor, dEoEdl O.
DhYIs, q lslmorr, 10 Ms. sLLLIH n; aaugh.sI
No eardA Virginia papers please eopY.s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
DIED.

STEVENS -suddsnIy, at his residence, on The
afternoon Of tbs 18Th Instant, MATHEW Il. ITE-
YEEg, aged about % IaAra, 3. -H...
Friends And aeQnainIAhees Of the fAntly are In
yitod 20 attend the fansrAI % supdHI atBp. ~,
from No. sJS Missouri avenue. near fOuI-lnA.A-
tHsAfoTd. Com papers pleas, espY.1
CLARKB.-ThuIsdAy, the Gith Instant, p lI;so
2, NJ. JuLIAHA NATraEwsl second daughter q
pr, Daniel D. Ahd Annie N. Clarke. hAysAs rest
The funeral, 70 witch the frlends Of the family
are invited TO attend, will take plAos froin her
AlheTa reaidshoe, No, Iala STREE, hetNesn ThiIs
tesnth and Fourteenth, en- holdAI moIninE A. 10
0'slook. and proceed W 81 Mathews church,
where regal mass VIII be ssisbratsd. ~. af y
MIX.-on the 18Th iRAlAst, CHARLle fRHNSl,
only son Of iIsneh Y. And Mara y ME- AEsd =
Tbs irsnas 81 ne family ara Iayissa 10 attend BIZ
funeral on GundAy, the nh lnatAAt, q O'slsek
| fourth atrsst, 0eoTEetsNn, n. d. ~ TTT'''
| tkEOalBE Star please pspy.l 1rr1g lH.s -
| woopQoCK. AT RlmFood, PsOIlA eSu aty, III
% ~ l';A iajilasi hLs kH'LF W'WooPoo0A'vu
HAWKE -oa the 9tth IsstARt, MIS- uLHI
JosIrgiSE HlWEl. lgSd y years
rssidsaSs. W, Ill seSts steel V sa.i. "a Sasd4j
afternoon, At2 O'Clock. '''''s
| dRIRPIrHs -euddonly, on the evening Of y
fIlh iastaat. al 4 oIsiOef. u eohgssllJ1 q M
brain, WILLtB g., sldsaE son Of Dr. J. f,AAd kusn
/ v. onmths, SEed years and 8 dkys, al ID.
The funeral will take place a. The rosidsnes, No,
Ie5 Maryland avenue, near Tspth street uast, Al
| O'Clock this aftSTaoon. fhelda OF the family ART
| inNlte9 w Atten9;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

-. OITiel 0HfHE QuAnrnnnAsIER.
s,.l.s srS1Sisls. vi; isS55TT.as3 = .sss, In BE
4: f.ssiss niiiisty apple; fof oss sssr rom
~ ''l' ~ =, NY tf6sE' FtiIs.Mr ''o' o..
STo Cord. q Wood, mere OF less. As may be
40 IN. q SSsl. NOR, Or lees. =. may be re.
;1 S e sS o. i. sSp I: NAV b,
+O" 3 nay s. FARLEY Or Oats, more or lOs,.
$3.50 Cords q Wood. u Mt;
a TSG SSf In e sS q T. a, may be
.-.h 60 fohs q Hay, more or less. AZ. T.,
sIrB fossd. o Barley Or oals. more VI
i.ss osts. u S s9.t ssTs. " g.. .yS-tN.
i.tsi fsss q bsel. ners % loss. :. nAy be r.
~ Toe q Hay, mere Or ioss' as mHT be ro-
TaOis k9asa. q bsIl.E Or oats. more or less,
CAMP B1K7R. II HSs bfkn0ED OITT, IN. r.
TO- 90 ostdssi Wood, more or less, ~ mny be
''-. +fJss Focal more or less a. mar bS rO-
% fogsS Hay. more or less, as may be re.
-, y6ET puEoRD. D. 7. -
| tNOO Voaas o. wood, more or losp' a. may DO
400 Tess % dosi. n9rs OF l..s, As may BE- 70.
H p 40 Teas u Nay" morS or ISSs, a. mar b re-.
s. rsSairsS. ron 10 70 n fest ia iSnTth.
TSRr srisvsSNsoE, DIT.
linz OoId.oI weed. morsor isas,aa may be
I.so Tons of 6osi. more or less Is may be re-,
70, ions q Hay, more or less, a, may DO re.
FORT RICE, D. T,
h0S Sind m0ts r. i r. ~, ~ NY NY AZ ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

A LBxAHDRiI. LoUpoUE AED n

A LExANDRlA. L9gRogE AED HAnPsHiRl
=, On and atisr December B. iaip. the train, q
NJ, road ,Fill be ria y fol1eysi
~ mai tTAln viii leave AierandfiA daily, eH
swtin. n, sha HAmilton A. II 10 .. N. LsaT,
n nIsIS. ~ Sp. 2 ard Lsssburg Al i7:b0 p.
Ar a ~ q aii2n Train viii leave Aiexandria
LsssbuTr lS:6p. N. i..,gp n n ahd arEiys a
@Jbse einys a. ~, alsE aAaria - go :. m -
n n. ri. f,o,, ~, ION lleHanaTia ard 1z!7O
ME, s.IVSpdllg I,ss q SeSsSs, ict Paresill
LeesburE daily for Sans Mil Adj: "a ls,ghye
decn-u Tietst La,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
Insurance.

A ooNTENTED MIND IS SOME
htEfng you cannot hdve u you are De
otDner Of property that IS not insured.
The danger Of Fire at this season Of the
year Is great. II you tOOIld get rid Of
he nervous and uneasy feeling you hGVe
wheh you hear no FIRE Alarm sounded,
got dc Office Of A. S. PRATT SON.
No. Young Mems Christian AISocid-
ton Building, corner Ninth and d
street, and insure IN their good, prompt
paying Companies, The HOME Of NetO
York, tke, PHOENIX Of Hartford, the
YONRER'S and NEW PORK, and
the FIREMENSof NeO Fork. Don't
delay. Dot NOW .' des-tf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
BALTlNORE AND oaio RIiLRoID.

Ii ANb NuAN AAibAOADs
I 5sI.' q. s:'y; SsSSSEFSS &tg
t0R B1LfIkoRB.
asa = ;ss i; y 4 81 Ss 81 an N!
+, L:,yU..dss,ly, s.,sHt Sunday. hio6 and sSos
F0HlhNAPoLfs
LeaYa ~ ' and aD .. N and n 81 D =, No lrat,
0HEUEDIY
T0R BILfinoRH
Leave AIS tJf VIZ sps4fFitSSsssO.".
''p'6klEf, ~ SS4 e So 81 \, iRSkrs-
L,sTs dAily. lIespt Saturday Ana sunday. at
81 i.t Va; 80 g z NJ ,,a,non
49, s!l:1 ILL., sd S'P n. ,SSIT sSP.
h2ls 70 " ieiinE, faItersP uIg, Ao.
-IhfQuGh ucksfa 10 the Wosf ean b haA al IN .
,Nes1Ihiaston Station Ticket oass Al ali Rouf. 10
ESSa:s L;,L sAns4:S,. .PS uo.,ou Sc.
IN. CoLR. Qaasrai TiskS u A TsbI, 49,
oko. 2. kOONrG. 0snsraf AEssL, HaaAlnFtop
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

~ O'no' ., o,s E:...I sy,;S a,,,s;.

ttsi' oFpioH or 0nEHnAL surIHiNTErpINf,
.#..s .a. - TnHAaUaI BuuLpfHaa. y
So, WAsnIsaTol, Hsb ~. $50.
nyerI 20 tbs TreesuTL Department o. Zoe Tor one
yGHIrom the lblh 81 Mach NUT ..r...
- Ia ,iss . % o. re best aaalllI KenAsbes, q
Poaaas 70 the ten.Ikld y b delivered "a such
1:5n ahA At 'ash h@s'sna PlssSa' as may
~; WI q tsssIy.d us,I IIe'sIost soon. o.
inkhdent OF the Treasury BuildlnHa, marked
. proEesals for lee. ulds cover 70 lbs sservtsTy
q W TIeasuryt md 70 BE- oqnaidsfsd btndiaG for
rsjseta o. any p0ftoR ot The BIDS 70
,.sstG.y s.n BE- GlysH q lhs ability q the
tsaa.Il d.nsr.l asp,i f ~; ~ hhnilli.u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
Wood and Coal.
GAVE YOUR HONEY,

CONTINUED REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
al n 'rawooD AND GOAL. De-. 40
sIaSt !: r:SS:S SSs S,s.sS, .s.s q Wee
public Ia general thai we, will oasE cur Press1.
N Wsshis S9Ss. ~ fSSss aSS would ave tSsiT
money should call without delay, Remepber tbs
Plass, ssTnsT Of Sixth street Aad Missouri AVsAus
Wu. II. CAMPBELL a SON,
o9Ls slHIh street ana NisSouH avslus, On canal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

IoUauLIh pRUo STORE, OPPOSITE
rcuSstiS SOmpOupdsa and aIhS lowest sharsS',
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
Propoaala.


OIFtcR CHtHT CoHntaaAnr OF guBstsTaNoH
. NgW OhLEAHa LouIafAHA, FEB. u, $50 /
~ n. ohthe 14lk Day o. hARdH. $50, Tor fuf.
niahing the United Btatea Bubtistsfce Department
w 90 Ssifsis q Ness PSIf. Of lbO best qulli.
nsnt !ta pdard .Essh barrel u plsug pursLsssd
Will be fnquifef 70 weigh 1876 poapds, and ali
lag frYm ths baVsis flo othor eau,ea, will Be re-
asiE.t e >. nsaS gp h ~ Soatl.s.9I. 80
and pat np 10 supprieF packages. aid 10 be dsliy.
afed a. the eubtisianss Depel lhls ely. within
10 lSsvHIb " fsssiy n from paftiss Who have
failed 70 eomplf viii thsiI aismtuta with anY
fTopos.is p ~ sidrsisssa 10 IL. und,n,snsd.
ana mnffed ftffpposalaJ" A.nECKWfTa,
BIsyss hasSr asssral spd ComHissarT o. susslsl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

Ei.aSss.ns'i: RS:. ~ 4 S1Es,,oH

oHsiol AcrI!e AsSisTlEf o. ny
Ia obsdlsass e ssiIae.i9ls fen ea49SaTt srs.
lsSss.I =, $50. VII Slspsss IL q pSSiis ssis,
y ~ sJsiloe So gg9Ni.s.on ROVis q, Jamsi
ts .r:S gEG'sRSs y . oslost
~ 9!aln, esekl, ASA steel Pens pslS And.
H ess. GslSse II S Ssair; p:.s .Yg. y
e. s,eSs ~ 5,Ess, SgSsiS 9.Sy;; ssd
IKE, DER DER. 81 50: hOf,; %
-. ~ sirsS, 10 n ssss sdii.. Ss ' sriss;
srsss' ,yilS be, ske,isa assn sSrf; c:cid
ssf fIssss, ~. iid sSu an%HiE r.
quar-, heqnd Kniyea, AssSrtsa Pihesrs,
h Tenn. !, LsS!,Tss fAaiias. ssSiSs' aid
Terms sash. In ntfaads. .
Prs, Lieutenant. ak bs:aW!yIa lPP s.S
=, Parties deliroul Of examining tho Brieks and
master II Camp Russell, RsisisA. n. d. fssl.Ss
pRoP oBKLB. - -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
Architects.
NOTWITHSTANDING,
~ ARCHITECTS, -
80 Z B.rSSt, opposite Post OfAss 0spiHmsab
Personal,
proposals ron NAVAL sUPPHIS,


PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES, W.
u, =. sAyT PAISA'I5A's /, oIESIcE,
s,,l,a WasalSaTSs p q, Ise' p , Icy; -
will be received a this once until u m, the ~
dsy Of March, $50, for the following articles,
which must BE- Of the very best quality, 20 be do;
tue WsAhia4.oa paw yaId hnd subject to The
BuaEAU YARDe AND DOCKS
80 feetak inch wrought Iron Pipa. i...a 30. f...
iO1 cubic iset Nhlta Oak Timber, D. .-.. DO.
40 feet u inch Lead Pipe
BUREAU Ordnance,
500, 900 hard buInL hand made ked Briskf, .. D.
40 bATfelA fotQmhe Lime.
lbl barrels Hydraulic Cement
COO barrels Bidding HAhd.
30 HAllona Alcohol, Vests best, % Per cent
Mi1oeilansohi Hardware, esnsittuN % Nhih,
Serena, iilg.a Tsalsi As.5 ~ III tShefalS, l
BURKAu pKoNJslohB AND CLOrhlA0. .
Blank Books, utauonvfy, du,t for Issue ~
Navy lard las per Aehedalo.1 "a %
Bidders must state In their bids the uma yilhtr
| which the articles can be delivered Descriptive
Eehedule with particulars 10 be seen ~ this qmee
| Responaihle sseunty required foI the Pfompt And
faithful delivery Of supplies gWlrdeds In oon iQrm
~ with 6tpnlllionG Oh the blank foInA fpI bids Y
| bS had ~ lhia oaes, OlhsIHlag bids vii not b
entertained, kDWlhgrkWAhf.
h9s'N PGImAstST o, =, Navy,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

olutloh directing the Commitlee Of Ways and
Meeps 10 Inquire Into thu eIpedIeney OF leg
lsatIon reducing thS itaIiupoa spiTIls DIS
tllltl lum frulta. Agreed to- -T..lfsHE
Nt,tIu1e, OF Maryland, Introduced bill
TO dta1l|sA uplfoTm system Of bankruptcy
In th8 Unllods States, which was referred %
the Commit zee on the ReyiAion Of the Laws.
Several hui lot n TrixalS naturo were also
introduced and appropriately referred.
Mr.! Benjamin., Of MiAsoun, demanded the
regular order Of ibpAlnels, and the House
resunned the considerations OF the amend
ments made to the legislative appropriation
bill In Committed Of the Whole. ~
Mr.. DAVIS said an amendment made yca-
terdAy In relation tO.extra compensation had
beon construed 10 raduoe the pay Of judges
and OshsF oiaslalS, which y was mot I'M
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

nR. KIN 5

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY or THE AGE.
CInssrs cared vitLssi the AID q tSs kIils q
nal 10 the pAuanl Cures EnaThntsel, All WHO
sFs etsd with this horrible dlseSse should 20 ~
once and SOC mr.. PsTkias, No. III ninth street,
Also, pTlyats diseases OF ali Minds 10 which the
human hmily 10 hbif 20, trNAtla with YOAdSEtul
testify, who have besn saved from .premAtuIe
grave. Hepsmber ny Plaeei snes A1g htn y
ia3q-SOu ..F ..... . q rI fFlI.'-.. 10 .. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

Sss NJ Sc. -: SS ~ Tss, e
life has been gpsnt In the hospitals OF .echdeh /
Paris, PhilAdalphia, and eisewhere, hhs es,se'ss
knoNAy many tT0ubled with RIM sing In the head
and ears when asleep, great nsryonAnes4, beinG
qusn tblu shin attended uometimsa with dsTanGe
msnt Of the nj nd were cured lmRsdialelI. '.--
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

tn IND ohss5saSSs cared a ihis instltuton
within ne last eiTStsSn yeaIs Esd re ahRstSSSS
suTEieal Operations perf99ra'SSf he ''sun aud
IitIsSsS az ~ pspsrs. Sotsss q Which sHRsaSSd
mlly OshaV.kE IAN bsfoT4 the public, heldeA NE
AEAin Ana AsantISman Of haTaeter and response
SiiRi5I 4 iI;EPsI ss isf Rif.bb Il SdRE6s,
bhiH HIS y should be partieul4I N direct
,,FisSSiP isitStS nStl.stlGR IN ~ i2,loVlHE
mahneTi Baltimore Lock hospital,
,.sIy AslNHeEa. NsySlAaas
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
iTtRSf1ETic1LkGS 6Ft

issSissSi ~ TSsS RoRS@SSsbit ffsSusntiy lsliBsd
| from evil eOmp4nions, or At school ne shee.s
| not cured renders marriage imposstble, And az :
stroyg both MAD and bodJ-should Apply imns'
Whit . pity that young man, the here q AS
sountTy, The pride Of his parents ahonld Pc
snatch "a from ali prospect. and enioymehl o.
bY the oonsSguenes Of deViAunL from the pAth q
sush persons HusT before ~ tsmplAiihg .- .f,rr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

Nc. Hoar, OF Mass, Introduced . bill to
estahl bed ! natonAl eyetsia % edueAtlon.
Referred 20 The c0nnlttss on RducAtion
NJ. Sal hwssLhsr, 81 Conn, bill to pro,
vide for the construction or hrat class Iron
steatnshIps for. Carrying thu malls. Com
mittoe on Post ohioes and Post Roads.
Mr., Wood, Of N. n, mosedthAt when thu
House adjourn To- day II be to meet on Mon
day; which was Aercbd 70.
Mr. Cessna, OF Ppu Gom the Com lttet
on Elcetions, 70 whom was referred at thu
beginning q tee Present cGnErsss ee TtI
Patrick HAmlii, representing the fourtl
Maryland diAtrlet, reported that no evidence
bad been produced before the committee 4
sustain Baid charges, md he reeommende'
tharafore that the committee DO discharge
from The ,npTther consideration Of the sui
Ject, aud thattb DO laid upon the table. 3
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-29
FOURTH EDITION
RICHMOND'S GLOOM.
Funerals of the Victims.
Other Deaths Expected.
The Proceedings of Congress To-day.
Expected.
FROM THE SOUTH.

The Funerals of Victims Of the Disaster mt
RICHMOND, Va, April 29.-There were five
funerals this morning, including that of DIR. j.
B. Brock of the Enquirer, which was attended
by large number of persons. A delegation of
the Washington press, including Messrs. Arthur
SHEPPARD of the Republican, Mcbride, of the
Chronicle, and Goodwin, of the star, were pre-
sent at Brooks funeral.
Both houses of the Legislature met in the
Capitol building to-day, the Senate in its
chamber and the House in the southern portco
of the building. They adopted a resolution to
meet at the Exchange Hotel temporarily. The
death of Senator Bland was announced, and
appropriate eulogies pronounced by conservative
members. The Registration bill was finally
passed.
Major Calvert ex-StGte Treasurer, is dying, as
is also w. G. Dunham, of New York, both vic
tins of the late disaster. Business houses are
still closed.
Army Orders.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel William II. Harris, of the Ordnance De-
partment, has been assigned to duty at Water
town Arsenal, Mass First Lieutenant Patrick
II. Flood has been dropped from the rolls of the
I'd Infantry, and will repair to his home and
await orders. Brevet Colonel John Il. Lewis,
major, unassigned, having been incapacitated by
reason of loss of left at shoulder oint while
in command of the 9Th Vermont Infantry at the
battle of the Wilderness on the 5th of May, 1864,
the President directs his retirement with full
rank as colonel of infantry.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel T. A. Dodge, Cap
tain United States army, unassigned, having
been incapacitated for active duty by reason of
loss of leg at the battle of Gettysburg, has been
placed upon the retired list OF officers who re-
ceived injury in the line of duty. Chief En-
gineer Montgomery Fletcher is detached from
duty at Mare Island yard and placed on waiting
orders. Masters Horace Elmer and A. l..
Sprague are ordered to Washington for exami-
nation for promotion.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-29
FROM NEW YORK.
The Trial of nI.sfurland.

NEW YORK, April 29-Charles G. Stone, OF Hart
ford, examined-Knew Mcfarland since 1868; knew
him to be a drinking man; under the influence OF
liquor he was morose, unpleasant, and irritable;
letter, saving if he saw any more such letters he
would shoot Richardson.
TO Mr.. Grahan-I was clerk in the Enrolment
ONCE under Mcfarland was discharged, and con-
sidered him the cause of my displacement; avowed
publicly my hostility to him: Mcfarland did not
drink more than other men in Responsible Positions
Mrs. Sarah Lane OF Sixth avenue testided-Lived
in the same house with prisoner took Percy In her
drunk; never heard him threaten Richardson.
on cross-examination she testified she knew
Mr. Stone was then recalled and testified his ex-
penses while in New York were paid by the prosecu-
tion
Judge Davis then offered the decree in the habeas
corpus matter to the effect that both father and
mother be allowed access to the children, and fur
ther that the mother have Daniel and the father
Percy.
Counsel for the defense objected
Judge Davis offered other evidence, but Mr..
Graham objected.
Judge Davis said Mr. Graham should not inter-
rupt HIM in this manner.
Mr.. Graham replied in terms commenting unfavor-
ably on the witnesses Of the prosecution.
The Recorder said he could not interfere with the
District Attorney, and should allow him to introduce
his testimony at time or in any manner he pleased
and in his opinion he could not change the order In
which evidence was brought by the prosecution.
The Recorder also referred to the outburst which it
was wont of the senior counsel for the defense to
make on every opportunity he could.
Judge Davis then offered to read statement OF
Richardson in reference ID his intended marriage
with Mrs Mcfarland.
Mr.. Spencer in his opening speech spoke of this as
OF such narrowing character thaE it induced the
insanity of the prisoner.
Mr.. Graham objected to it as not being in evil
dence.
The Recorder here asked howlon the prosecution
was going to take ana was answered that it would
end in one at most two days
The Recorder then said the Court would adjourn
till Monday morning, out OF respect to the memory
OF ex-Judge Russell, whose obsequies would take
place O.day.
After the adjournment some words occurred be-
tween Mr.. Granam and Judge DAVIS, when Graham
used very threatening language, Offering to do per-
sonBl violence TO Judge Davis. The Recorder In
erfered, but Mr.. Graham told him he had no au-
thorty to interfere. The Court officers and others
crowded around and separated the woud-be
combaUants, wholwere very near making very dis
graceful exhibition in the court.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-29
FROM EUROPE.
7ho " PIcbIsclte" Meetings.

The " PIebIscite" Meetings.
PARIS, April 29.-The meetings held yesterday
to discuss matters relative to the plebiscite were
more turbulent than ever. One held by the
opponents of the plebisbite in this city was dis
solved by the authorities because resolution of
accusation against the Emperor was proposed.
The people separated without rioting, though
they expressed their disapproval by cheering for
a republic and singing the 'Marseillaise." Many
other meetings were held in the city, which,
however, were generally orderly. At some of
these it was resolved that all those in favor of
republic would vote mo"
Ship News.
QUEENSTOWN, April 29.-The steamship Erin,
from New York, arrived here last evening on
the way to Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH. April 29.-The steamship Hol-
satia, from New York, arrived here this morn
ing on the way to Hamburg.
GLASGOW April 29.-The steamship Oneida
from New York for this port, was signalled off
Neville late yesterday afternoon.
This Evenings Quotations.
PARIS, April 29-3 p. M.-Bourse dull Rentes,
74f &c.
FRANKFORT, April 29.-Bonds closed fiat at 945S.
BREMEN, April 29.-Petroleum opened firm az 6
thaers "a groats.
HAMBURG, April 29.-Petroleum opened active.