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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-26
TIE czARowrrcH pANaRRousLY III.
victims Of the New York Centre Street

- SVEN PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
NEW YORK, Dec 26.-The following persons
who were employed In the building burned in
Centre street Tuesday evening are reported
missing by their friends Jane Stewart, Bridget
McGrath, Margaret and Mary Dohohue, Mar
ga1et ana Mary Bell, and James Brown, aged
twelve years. The thick coat of ice on the
ruins prevents the police and firemen from
searching for them. The loss of lite was un-
uouOtedly Cue TO inadequate means of escape.
Inc IRE escape, by which most Of the women az
work in the fourth floor descended 20 the street
was very narrow, and its lower end was fifteen
ieet from the ground. As a consequence all OF
the women, on reaching the lowest round of the
ladder, lad TO crop TO the ground through this
isuity arrangement. Two women were severely
hurt.
THE TOTAL LOSS
by the fire in Centre street is $3.50 0lO insurance
SlS0,CCO. Five persons were badly injured al
this nTe.
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A NOVEL srIRrru.l ssAscr was given a
sv fork city. recently. ~ which NJ as Tack
ereury, cleveland Spirffuziis;. -nred - ths
neciun. She Was Plsocd IN csbinrt, her
n outh tightly sealed M with rolls Of sticking
sster, and her body secnrely fastened %
chair with ropes The reo.a was then dsri e vel.
\ mUrmartng sound followed. Strange lights
alreSTed IN different parts OF the room, and
TIE csh met moved about in a mysterious mas
ner. Ore OF the suiicnce theA inquired MO
n A. present. and q voice On tie cabinet retpeI
W 81 spird had come; wherearan there .
&c conversation between the audience and ne
Sfltt. Al tae expiration OF IN hour. the cahi-
net was orened- and Miss rackerhu-y vas
lound united With the ropes In her lss. hut
YIN The sticking plaster still on her mouth.
he cabinet was then closed Tor another hour,
daring which new tights and spirits cane on the
scene, and there was much talking and y aging.
NJ De eNPiraston OF the second hour, the caS-
ret Vas opened. and Miss L aekeT bary uras tRis
TINE found lied up again, aud with her month
stiil tightly sesled. The rnpe-trlck Is A dofse
known In jugglers long before spirftualisrn uSs
inv nied by the fox sisters. and as 20 the
stioking-plaster, every one at all aeonaintef
with the pecuiiariiies OF the sex knows that al
the sticking-plasters IN the world cannot PEE
vent woman from taking, ~ che wishes 20 10
SC Clincco TylbeEc.
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CANT some inventive gentsrs, IN boa-d
OF horse railway directors, dsvise a plan
for heating the cars, ssd thea get ~ gcneraiiy
ADOPTED? Cars are heSted on some iiDes
already, though not IN the way most econ omioaI
OF room. Certainly there 10 no calculating the
injury 70 health, and the amount OF discomfort
caused by the present. condition Of our street
cars. Wet and cold mats, for the feet. and
draughts Of icy air fer the ne al. fur an hoar or
SO night and morning, can be counted on TO Ali
the toughest alters white. 50 n 49,
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The Grea, SNOW storm

ITS EXTENT AND SEVERITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ga severe northeast
snow storm commenced AZ 9 O'Clock, and st III
continues with undated fury. Nery few PAS
senger cars are running. The snow drifted
badly on the tracks, and the sgeepers were un-
able to clear them.
TORONTO, Dec. ga severe snow storm sat
IN yesterday, and still continues. The trains
are all behind time. The weather is intep sely
cold.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 26.-Snow fell all day
yesterday and nearly all last night, with heavy
north AZ terly gale.
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THE Insurance COMPANIES AND TIE GR-
NEvA AwARD.-The New York Tribune saws
=" curious question has arisen 70 disturb the
deliberations OF Congress on the distribut on q,
the Geneva award. The insurance companies.
better organized and more powerful than scat
tered shlp-0wners, are coming to the front a
the most prominent claim ants. How far these
companies can justly participate in the distri-
button of the indemnity fund is a knOtty anl
important question. We may be sure lat ther-
would be general feeling of disappointment il
II should turn out that all our diplomatic fines
and figuring had resulted in benefit only to tn
insurance companies OF the country"
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Mr.. GEORGE CATLIN, the nrfx-Hrsz4 scs-f
In New Jersey has been announced, lived win
the Indians, principally among the Sioux, for
many years. AT one time-nearlv aOrtv years
ago-he visited nearly fOrty-eis Inaian tribes,
and painted the portraits or 200 OF their chiefs
and warriors. In ISL his letters were pub
I" North American Folio" containing twenty
nve plates OF hunting scenes, was issaed ia Log
don. collection Of his pictures at me Smith
ton. VI Y
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THE ANTHRACITE COAL EINERs-A tele-
gram from Pottsvilie, Pa says: The Working
ingmen's Benevolent Association has sub
united the proposition to the anthracite board
of trade, made December 18th, for the present
basis OF $3.50 at Port Carbon, sliding up and
down indefinitely. The result of the voting in
The various districts will not be known until
Saturday next, but as far as ascertained they
have voted against the proposition of the opsra-
tors. There are no immediate apprehensious of
general strike, because those operators who
want 10 work the mines viii continue TO nav the
present basis for several weeks, until a new
basis i settled.
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IoNEY BEsToccI stole s $40 out of the safe
oil John Gaston, the popular Memphis restaa-
fateur, Tuesday night. Ii was a remarkably
bold job. lie walked in at II p. m, told George,
the wa&chman. he was going to steal si0 and
divide, opened the safe, gave George IS and
saying that the amount was 40 small that re-
hadn't thought it worth while waking him M
the preceding night; but when CASTOR examined
the safe, he found nearly Sl,700 gone. Toney
was caught and squeezed without further ado
and the money was nearly all found.
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TIE ESTATE OF THE ORLEANS PEINCRs.-
IL has been DECIDED, a. stated by cable dis
patches, in the French assembly. that che 60
tates OF the Orleans princes shall be restored %
We family. This action disposss Of property
amounting 10 about - 900 Co., This um viii
be distributed among the living Descendants of
his late Majesty, King Louis Philippe OF France,
who number tity-two persons. or the sl.100. 40
francs constituting the fortune Of the Due dor
leans, which was contscated on the 22d OF jan
nary, 1852, IL coo coo have been aliena.ed for
French endOwments Of various kinds-ths nit
ftary medal, the legion of honor, assistance 10
poor country priests, sc. There remain cs-
tstes worth i0,o00,000, which are Incorporated
IN the domain Of the state. According 70 the
law passed these will be released, 90 feFaru TO
their former proprietOrs, and be divided among
the hfty-t persOns who form the posuefIty OF
King Louis Philippe. 80 =
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SAFE THING TO KILL LUNATIcs.-Thos
Farrell, who is charged with the killing of Ho-
ratio Seymour and John Ornell, two INN ates OF
the Wards Island Llnatic Asylum, where he
was keeper, was to-day discharged on his own
recognizance by Recorder Hackett. The Dis
trict attorney said that the chief witness against
Farreli was one OF the victims, and, he bein 2
dead, the remaining testimony against him was
that OF lunatics, which was inadmissable.-Neao
I0rE ErnresS
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENTS F,Centy
Odd Lfres Lost-A train broke through the high
tressel bridge over Goose creek, on the Gross
cur ROAD, near Cory, Pa, on Tuesday, by which
over twenty persons were killed and a humber
injured. The cars fell q distance of twenty-six
feet, and the wreck caught fire. The accident
was caused by broken rail. Afreight train of
thirteen cars and locomotive on the Jeffer-
sonyille, Madison and indianapolis road jumped
the track at Hempyiile, and the engineer, fre-
man and brakeman were instantly Killed.
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The BosToN ELRcTIoN.-The full report o
the committee for recounting the votes cast at
firms the election or Henry L. Pierce for m ayor
by 80 majority; Of Newton Talbot, street com
missioner. by 1,2i3 plurality; and OF Thomas
Garfield, alderman, by I's votes, over Roland
RolthinQton.
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The LOUISIANA SENAToRsHIP.-Casey, of
the New Orleans custom house, will be can.
didate for the United States Senate from Louis
lana, TO succeed Kellogg, the present incum-
bent, who has been elected, or declared rather,
the Governor OF that state. Pinchback, rely.
same position. and states that while he will get
the celored vote solid, he will also receive
enough white votes to elect him.-Ysav Yors
World -
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CONTESTED ELECTION IN ARKAHsAs.-wm-
Al. Harrison, candidate on the reform state
ticket at the recent election for associate justice
Of the supreme court of Arkansas, prays for an
injunction to prevent the republican candidate
from taking the seat.
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ANOTHER EXPEDITION TO ArRrca.-ASwe-
dish lady, the Countess Skepns, has Arrived In
Paris with the intention of organizing there q
Lew eXpedition-a feminine one-for the succOr
OF DR.. Livingstone, g. she thinks the work done
by Mr.. Stanley is not sufficient. She states that
she well knows Central Africa, which she ex-
plored in company with her husband, and she
alleges that she is personally acquainted with
all the chiefs OF the country.
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CHARGED WITH KILLING HER SfRP-soN-
Frances Gibson, a colored woman, residing a
Grow Hill, n. Y, has been arrested on a warrant
issued by Coroner Jones, charged with the hon.
cide of her step-son, Al bert Gibson, three wears
of age, who died, IL il alleged, from her cruel
and inhuman treatment.
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TIE WOMEN VOTERS IN RooHRsrKR.-The
examination OF the Rochester inspectors of cleo
ton who permitted Susan b. Anthony to vote at
the late Presidential election was concluded
Tuesday. Miss Anthony made an argument in
their behalf. Decision reserved. In the case
against Susan b. Anthony for voting decision
viii be given on Thursday next
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TUNNEL for transit between New York CITY
and Brooklyn is now proposed, in addition 70
the great East river bridge. Street railroads IN
com ection are also proposed, in order that the
people may get to outlying sections in and
around BROOKLYN.
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Burned to Deafh

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 26-AIiss Martha
Baker, who was fatally burned Tuesday by her
clothing taking fire, died last night. She was
about twenty years old and was to have been
married in a short time.
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n Roof Crushed bx fhe Enaw

WoRKMKN BURIED UNDER THE RUINS
PHILAI KLPHIA, Dec. 2o.-About 400 fest
OF the roof Of Whitney's railroad car wheel
f. Glory ut 18th and Willow streets was crushed
~ the weight of the snow this morning.
lumber Of workmen are beneath the ruins.
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The POISONING OF ASSESSOR AHDzRsOS-
rs Kissing Among Physicians PrI-flryed -
The court OF oyer and terninSr WAS crowded
with spectators this morning, 90 hear the sum
ming up OF District Attorney Winchester Brit
ton, in the case OF DR.. Lucius Y. Irish, charged
with conspiring with Mrs. Anderson u DoisoD
her husband. There were a number OF lad es
present Dir. BTittOn referred to the abuse OF
the counsel Tor the defendant. Of the Witnesses
Charles Forrest and others OF the COburn tam
n.y. The defence might sheer at the testimony
OF the prosecution. IL had been testified % by
several witnesses that on the occasions when
they passed each other they would kiss. Tie
counsel might attempt 20 sheer at this testi-
mony, but let the rcry take it home 10 them
selves. When physician Il called in TO attend
their families they trust him, they had right
to do. What would they think to hear that tha
doctor had kissed their wives? Was thata ne
cessary part Of their duties? Was that a mole
OF administering medicine?-N 4. Express, q.
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peath of King Kamehameha.

HAWAII WITHOUT A sOvRRRIGN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-Advices from
Honolulu state that King Kamehameha, the
5th, died in that city on the 18th instant. He
was the last of the royal line, and named no
successor, which leaves an interregnum during
which the people are sovereign. The Legislative
ssse mbly meets January sth, when, Il Is ex
pected, that body WIN nominate successor.
The HaTaiian Gdsette favored q popular move
ment, for the purpose Of securing free constr
futc n, and q revolution was expected, but a,
latest dates all Was quiet.
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~In the Philadelphia court Of Quarter ses-
SONS Tuesday q. Cathcart Taylor, city editor
OF the Press, was found guilty OF libel upon
David n. Lane. A motion was made for new
trial. As"
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A LITTLE Northampton girl came rushing up
to her mother, few days sgo, crying out in
great dismsy, "Come quick, mamma! Comet
SsicH The kitty "a eating the old cat upi"
the wants OF her offspring, as all true mothers
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CHARGED WITH BIGANY.-R. A Brackstou.
colorec, OF Baltimore, was arrested In Freder-
icksburg, Va, on Wednesday last, charged with
having wife in Fredericksburg and ANOTHER In
Baltimore.-F rdercckfbhrn NetrG.
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And Another
rWyNTx- pRponNc yxrrp,

TWENTY PERSONS INJURED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2j.-rhe rear ear of til
chicago express train on the indianapolis.
Peru and Chicago railroad, was thrown from
the track last night by a broken rail, about
eighteen miles north OF this city. Twenty per-
sons were more or less injured, and it is thought
that three were fatally hurt. The most seron i ?
injured were Mark Haines, of Richmond, la;
II. ID. Walker, OF indianapolis George Henry.
brakeman; Mrs. Boyd. an old lady from PIv-
mouth, la, and A. w. Smith. OF IndianapoIis
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TUESDAY DAY OF DESTRUCTIVE CosFLA-
GRATIoNs.-The present cold snap, which ex-
tends westward as far as the Missouri river ami
eastward into New England, seems to have pro-
duced numerous fires. An entire block on the
west side OF Centre street, between Leonard ana
worth streets, was burned Tuesday. Thirty
eight young women employed in the upper
stories of some of the burned buildings fed
alarm was given. Two fell when several feet
from the ground, and were severely injured
and two other persons were injured by falling
material. The total loss is about s350,oD0.
The IRE at Barnum's museum on Tuesday
full particulars OF which was published in Tues
days STAR, originated in the boiler-ro0m. The
Crane cage was opened, but the animals were
They were valued at $50 coo. Barnunis agent
estimates his loss at $500 ,0e0 About $50 people
are thrown out OF employment by the ire Bar
nuns insurance on the building and contents is
in the neighborhood of 800 900.
Besides, the following fires on Tuesday are re-
ported: The Palisade hotel, near Englewood
Nj; loss, sl6G, oco A building on Duane
street, n. r., filled with clothing; loss, S2l 600
Cosgroye's grocery store and dwelling, on 9th
avenue, n. T.; loss, SO 600. Almy Brothers
wooden mandatory, in Pawtucket, r. L.
cupied as carpeptersand furniture shops, and the
Pennsylvania house; loss, $50 600. Backs pork
packing establishment in Hibernia, Ohio; loss,
s2e,oco. Fourteen houses at Fortania, Kansas.
IT Is now ANNOUNCED that Mr.. whitelaw
heiu ahu uls associatts nave bought Dack from
MT. William Ort0n fifty shares In the stock OF
the Tribune association, giving them majority
OF the whole property, and assuring to them it,
control. AS they state, they paid Mr.. orion
handsome advance. and rumor has IL that this
advance is Bot less than one thousand dollars
per share. According to the same authority
the capitalist who stands behind Mr.. Reid In
this transaction is Hon. w alter w. Phelps OF
EDglewood, clever and stirring young m an OF
much money. who has just been elected TO Con
gress from that part of New Jersey.-N.Y. Sun
The annual movement against Offering wine
TO New Years callers has set in with its wonted
vigor in the "bighest circles" New York de-
clsres she will no longer countenance the dis
graceful scenes thst have been enacted In
former years, when the young bloods have all
got so gloriously drunk as to be unable to make
more than half their calls, and Washington pro-
poses TO encourage drunkenness no more
SpTfne field Republican.
~ The epizo0tic has reached Salt Lake CITY,
and it is said that Brigham Young has it. His
contemplated trip to the east has been deferred
in consequence.
~ The Philadelphia city councils are taking
action looking to the prevention OF the erection
OF combustible structures in that city, and are
turning their attention to wooden cornices,
maDsard roofs, &c.
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. Special NOTICES.
Decidedly GOOD.
MIS-. JONES ecu n MIXTURE,
FOR

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BTOHcAI.lS
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Casts OF Emu pfion, whether recent advanced,
u greatly relieves Alt that have used IL will cheer
fully attest to its great virtues curative for oil
Ills arising from slight cough, cold. &C.
SIMPLE BUT EPTICACIoUs.
To be wit hin the reach of ev, ry one II is put n
In zoe. and 81 bottles.
For sale only by
ARTHUR NATrANs, Druggis
decsl-u Cor. I'd and u streets n. W.
On Marriage. -...
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects %
errors and abuses in early life Manhood restored
Impediments TO marriage removed. New me- bod
OF Treatment. New and remark able remedies.
Eooks and circulars sent free, in sealed yslopes
Addrfss HOWARD AssOCtATI0N. No. sun
9Th street. Penn institution hAy ing
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fceslol al skill decz- eo3m
A Card.
Clergym while residing In south America,
as missionary, discovered safe and sim pie remedy
Tor the cure OF Nervous Weakness, EARLY Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and semina al Organs and the
whole train Of di.order rs brought IN BY banefu and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured b
this noble remedy Prom ptea by o desire to benefit
the sjH cited ard unfortunate, will send the recipe
ter preparing and using this medicine, IN sealed
envelope. 70 any one whe needs IL. Fl Of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH z. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
mar21-1y New York Oity.
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MAGGIE WILSON, the daughter OF a fish,
tackle maker, has, after q fierce legal dyht,
been indicially recognized a. the widow of the
late Major stewart, heir of the Muthley es.
tates, one OF the richest in Scotland
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@Geo. Washington, Of Savannah, twelve
to stab H'his third man,
0At meeting of oil producers and rehners
In OIL CITY, Tuesday, the producers agreed 10
pump Only twelve hours day, and not to open
any aooiuonsi xeis Tor the ensuing ninety days.
SAnother California widow IA 70 claim m,
sympathy of Pacific jrrymen on account OF We
grains OF stryohnine found in her dead hus-
bands stomach.
~CaPtain Frank Stanwoed, of the third
cavalry, u. s. A, died at the residence M NJ.
father, IN Brighton, Mass, On Friday, Of con-
~An assault suit AZ Ia Sueur, Mimi. lstelv
Yielded the complainant twenty-five cents. And
as MS counsel had agreed TO take one-third az
me damages, his Zee was eight and third cent?.
"a family ct Petersburg, Va, have had the
opportunity 70 enjoy the spice OF life. a. serysd
Sp y variety Of cooks, having had eighfy-nye
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Another Disaster.

TWO MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED
ST LOUIS, Dec. 25.-A passenger train on the
Atcbison, Topeka aud Santa Fe railroad, while
stuck in snow bank twelve miles west of New
ton, Kansas, this morning, was run into by a
freight train and had two cars telescoped The
conductor and another man were killed, and
four or five others wounded. The nameso of the
killed and wounded have not yet been re
ported.
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TEE KPIzooTY is among the horses of Cuba
in the south, and among those OF Manitoba, i'm
whether IL is q climate for pineappies or White
bears, IL is all the came TO the epizooty
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CLERICAL PRoMoT1oNs.-The following pro-
motions have been made in the Post Office de-
partment: Samuel NJ. Lake, from third to
fourth class, to FIJI vacancy caused by the pro-
motion of Mr.. Lou is Watkins as chief clerk of
the department.; john Lyndes, from second to
third class, and +. X. Ernst from first to second
class,
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PAYMAsTRR HENRY Is. REESE, u. s. a.
who was charged with Irregularities in his ac-
counts and sentenced to be reprimsnded in
general orders and be suspended from rank and
duty for four months, has had the latter portion
of his sentence RENTED by the President, and
will be restored to duty,
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I1TERrAL REvErUB.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S395,e942S.
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THE PRESIDENT will not receive any visitors
until the day after New Years, aud the White
House will be closed until that time.
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Two MoIE CADETS have been dismissed the
naval academy for being concerned in the
haziEg OF the colored cadet. One was from
Michigan, the other from Massachusetts,.
Ex-GovKRsoR ORR, OF South Carolina, our
new Minister to Russia, called upon the Presi-
dent to- day, with whom he had long inter
view. He expects to sad for st. Petersburg in
January. So.
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- REDUCTION OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE
FoRCz.-The President on Tuesday signed the
bill to reduce the expenses and offices Of the in
ternal revenue bureau, which passed Congress
a few days ago, and the work of putting the new
law into practical operation will be commenced
Immediately. This bill it will be remembered
legislates all of the assessors out of Office by the
1st of July next. There are about seventeen
different kind Of stamps to be prepared before
the new law gees into effect, but work upon
the M Will be com maI ced without DELAY
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OUR FLEET IN AsIATIC WATRRs.-The q. s
steamer Colorado, flagship Of the Asiatic fleet
was to leave Singapore about the middle Of this
month for home, and is expected to arrive at
New York early in March. The Hartford sailed
from New York about one monti ago for Singa-
pore, via Suez canal, to take the place OF flag
ship of the fleet. The Alaska, OF the same feet,
is also expected home in March. The Ply
mouth, of the European feet, has been orde red
on a cruise along the coast of Africa, after
which she will return to the United States,
arriving here in May.