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FAILURE OF THE HEATING APPARATUS.
The following communications bear out
what THE STAR has said in regard to the in
adequacy of the heating and ventilating ar
Tangemen's i'm the big schOOl-hOuSes
Lt!p1F II Si1r Two of the schools in Sea
ton building were dismissed to-day at 1 ID.
m i'm consequence Of the rooms not being
sufficiently heated, the thermometer reach
ing but IS degrees. This has occurred sew
craI times before. resulting IN Illness to
teachers and pupils. Is there no remedy for
this serious matter?
February Sth. PARENT.
a Wall FROM THE JEFFERSON SCHOOL
BUILDING.
EduCT ST:-Why is IL, Mr.. Editor, that
pupils and teachers are so frequently turned
INTO the streets during school hours because
the school-rOOmS are so cold as To be unin-
naolJabie? Take the Jefferson school as one
OF several examples. Last Friday three
female schools We're closed and three schools
were closed yesterday from this cause
Sometimes teachers are unwilling to close
the schools. and then the little ones sufTer
Some are pc Orly clad, and being kept still in
thelf seats, 1t is no wonder that sickness en-
sense prevail IN the construction OF school
buildings Where are the lecturers on
" Hygiene in the school-rOom 20 FELIx.
RELIEF OF THE Poor. An adjourned
meeting of the Citizens relief commission
was held yesterday. The chair stated that
since the last meeting p .OGg had been col
lected from the District government on ar-
count of the market fund, about One-half of
which had already been expended. and the
balance would be spent this week. An an
pllcatlon had been made for another install
ment from the same fund. Mr.. SOlomOnS
stated that an authorized letter had been adj
dressed To our delegate i'm Congress. request
ing, In view of the unprecedented demand for
assistance. coming in large part from non
residents Of the District. who had from Vari-
Gus causes been induced to come 10 this city,
and found themselves unable to leave bv
stress of poverty. that Congress make ain
appropriation of $1,000 for the use of the
commission. to he divided into three paris
$1,000 for the city. and - 600 each for George
town and the county. Donations in money
were reported. from DR.. Peter Parker 50. and
. from D.. J. McCaTty; also. coke from the
Washington gaS-light company, and some
tickets, for the use of the agents and visitors
rom the StTeet-railTOad companies. The
general agent reported that the applicants
lor rclet are very numerous, and increasing
daily.
DIR. PORTEOUS win explode TallmGIgp'S
theory regarding legitimate amusementS. to
night at Lincoln Hall. Don't fail to hear
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THR NarIZafs

BALTIMORE, February 9.-Nirginia SKIES. nasInr-.
Nerth Carolina skies. oId =: do. m4W p. do !.
special tax bid to-day. Sugar steady ana IN
,BALTIMoRE: February 9.-Cottan irm-lav mid
VWfiinEs, "a as. Flour duh and unchanged
p No. do. 10. No. western rel. %: No ,
%. IL; No; Sdo.. IS. Pennsylvania rcd, Is.
white, / loaI y. Corn weak aul lowor-S1uthorn
Miite' tosis southern yellow, 7Sa4l western mixed
"a. p3'S nultt ana unchanged. Rye duh ami uu-
changed. Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions
h.pilGr~ z: clear rib side, N Hams. Ilal5
with an upward tendency, 7z.tS Coffee gqi.f ana
NEw YORK;, February 9-Stark, DUH MONEY .ts
Gold, 49, EHchauge long 4s55a short. So U,T-
NV IgRS. February 9-Tl1ur quiet and heavy
W neat 1nii and unchanged. Corn dun and an
LoNn@N. Fcnrgarg o, I23)P .o.-Erie. - rs =,
=. I.IyERPo9I, february 9, p 30 p mCotton mar
k'E easier hut not quotah'y lowe. Nddliug M
lands. ~, middl.ng orleans. 7Eas sales I20 bales
to arrive I-I5 cheaper: sales on basis of mid3i1
upland-, nothing below low miIlinls shippeI JanrI
az l5I6 d.. DO deliverable April and Ma I IS
HegeiPts Of wheat Ton past three days have been
N''N quarters, all ot which were American
o, LloNnNN, re- ruary p n. N -tgusol> for money.
" ave-; Tor the account, 927aag17E
the basis Of middling uplani,: nothing below lam
mlddIng-, shIPPed February and March. al 81
-! LIvERPooL. Fcruary ., 2p. m.-Bread,tuas dull
W teat. % 2a,S per GENITAL for average California
Mnlte. ami - 6t.s 2l. for red. Western spring corn
5jS.. 93jG> per quarter.
,LoNDoN. February ., $50 p. m-Erie Railway
LIyERrooi,, February Q, 3.30 p. m.-Cottgn-or
the sales today. 6,HO bales were American
LONDON. February q, y. m.-Paris dispatches
quote rentcS at - francs aZl- confines
LIVERPOOL. February % 7. m.-Cotton-Sales on
the basis ~ mIddiing Uplands, nothing below good
9IgiHaIh shipped January, at 4 10 do. shipped
ebIuaTy ami March, At = "A: do, nothing Haiusy
j W mlddlingS, deliverable March and pril at ~
hal Il and fabrics al Manchester steady.
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FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.
stock exchange y

QsetaitoHS ftrstShsf by Middleton % BANKERS
The following were the prices bid AMI asked at thu
meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange to-day.
L :. gold, ~ bid, Bank Stocks-Nstjausl Blink
81 hePnhhc, lfH bid, National Metropolitan Bsnk,
tiiy Passenger Observation-Disclosures stuck. ~
nla' . asked SUndry Ltst-MaSonic Temple bonds.
Gas stoc L. q bid Great Falls Ice -. stock. - bid.
Arlington Pre- Insurance Co stock. 8 Lid. Ma
tionaI Metropolitan Fire In~uranr, O. stock lJsl,
bad; ny AieN.. Wash. ana Georget lvu :. Go.
stock - bid. District Securities District II Co
lumbia ,-Mn. CO. :. BIDS, = J & !. lS5s. 30 =.
=, asked Permanent Improvement, 6-s q. ! & !.
I,+l ~ brt; ID. J. 4 }, l>ql - hid. * ked:
Market Stock Bonds, -. J. x J., ISg2 . bid, =
asked fnnd Loan. Congress- SOS, & 4 I324,
CsTtifCstes, -. VI i \ Is se5, bid p a-kci:
Ton Year Bonds, o., !. = ], lS7s, u bid, :
a. ked; uua Loan Bonds. iG0g.f o. g.. NJ & Y
lS' - bid % asked; Certificates IF stock lIS43 Ss
) @. AZ pleasure. - hid, ~ asked Board
- Fubic WorkS-Cer'ihClteS. Gen Inn. s. J 4
- lsi4, II bid : asked: do ISIS, Slip bid. - asked
do no, eii2 bid y s-kedy do, Isl. 81, hid y
asked Do. ISIS Si1s bid. = asked do series s. bid
:. I.k-L. w at.r --LL- -naL-s. = - hi
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Servants in England.

IN. C1tr0y az Cipci9a1T CJugt,.. ffr
Although all hopes Of recovering the lew. s.
OF Lady Dudley has VaniShed-thair re-. /
value was thirty thousand pOundS-tneTe is
Siiil good deal Of speculation about their
disappearance. and a pretty general belief
that some one OF his lOrlShip's servants
must have been at least an accOnplicc IN Inc
transaction. 1t is ditfiCnlt TO believe tlaf :.
box OF such value intrusted 10 the r.-a -
sery ants could have disappeared ma 1aiiwsv
sialIQA rom UNIV illhyy .sradS, or that IN
Outside thief could have known so much
ABOUT the movements Of the family rs 10
nave DCen ON the spot at the precise moment.
However this may be. there Is no doubt rgar
Inc English nobility have "a way Of employ
ing servant which offers grand opportunities
70 rogUeS. In most cases the outside Of the
servants i the chief thing. II the cOqcH-
man or IOoiman X gOod-iOOkmg in
his livery and Of the required diln-p
SiOns his character is not injured
into. \ Wcil-kuOwu duke recently adv.r-
tsed for lOOman of exactly five feet eleven
anu hitiI inches IN height. whose sote busi-
mes % would be TO stand at the back OF LIs
coach cSideanOtherOfiike station. \ youth
now an the employ Of lady OF my arguaiuf-
ancr, applied for the advertised position, and
says that his character was not asked for. ne
was taken into the servants han and meas
ufet. and dismissed for lacking the hait inch
demanded by the Dukc. There il a passion
for tailneSS in servants. ami oT one noble
lanlly- AT least 10 is u rule to admit no man
servant under SIX feet. There are six OF these
eminent perSOnages in their fine mansion.
Inc tHgiISH servants are good looking. NJ AZ
ana cons lutOnal fluHkpES and fIUuSpV1sSns
Ihey are ShTe|d, and have their class niles as
Wen dehue1 as any trade union. Downing
street uoya not possess more plgeOn-hOlcS and
Itd tape IMAM manson Of the wealthy. \
hpus"mald would die at the stake before
she would do a bit OF work that came within
Jie province OF the undei hOuSamaiG 4
swell butler would throw up his position in
the iace OF the Lord Chancellor him>eIfif me
was expected TO black his own boots There
are many boys OF thirteen kept in brass but
IONS, and I'm many an instance the sole DUTY
OF inns BOY IS To- brush The clothes and boots
Oh the bHicT, the master of the house having
ms own separate valet. o. course 10 is moi
pride which has made the iuiexIble laws OF
etiquette .,mOng these servants. by which
they refuse TO step out of an official groove of
junction. 1t is the determination of their
class 10 preserve the conventional number O.
Inc servants required FOR any frst-claSs
HOusehotd Iney particularly dislike SEP
wants nom other countries, especially the
Germans. because, ii well paid and well
treated they will do anything requested OF
them.
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WEST VIRGINIA WINES!

BURGUNDY, UNION,
MY FANORITE, OLD DOMINION.
EXCELSIOR, VIRGINIA CLARFT
N0RTHER MUSCATINE and CArAWRA AMI
Also DOMESTIC GRAPE BRANDIFS
These Wines, raised in Wood county W., W.,
ginia, pure stun, Of age from SIX 20 L., -
They unmiXed, and we ask any che1nisf -,
anime them. There are no wines more a9ss.sa -
table in families, as they are both besifi-'ot
inyigorating. DEPOT IN WASHINeT0Nl NH~
92i street, betweea On ara fgtb
Jan2O-lm LUDEkS THORENPERC
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LOCAL y f " s.


Ftrds OJDe7a Hos1se-Sheridan, Mack N
Days Grand Combination.
.Vos...ol THeofe--FarewsU testimonial 70
J. q. SaVille. Taiy's Fifth Avenue Company
IN london Assurance
TheGteT CoBi;QIle--ssSmol<e, or The Pirates
OF the Chesapeake and other attractions.
-4relrUr THeU0--Graud opening night. W th
some 81 the best variety performers in
America
often H07.-Gr3nd entertainment by HOl-
lOway LCdLe. l. O. G.. T.
OH F5Uo,rs' HoV.-MuSicaI and Dramatic
Entertainment by The optlmist cub.
Condensed Locals.
Lieut. y \ Greer. 81 the 4th police pre-
CinCt. = III of pneumonia.
An order was passed 10y Judge humphreys
yesterday Tstifyirg th" sale Of Tho First M
fiOnal Bank building tO the Citizens Ma
ti0uai Bank of this city for ~.2.,p1-
The sixth precinct pole" last evening held
a meeting. Lieut. EcklOf in the chair. and
after remarks were made by several Of the
force eulC@I~tIc Of rhc late private Thomas
q Conner. the usual resolutions were adOute p,
The alarm Of FIRE at N o. O'Clock "a. IN. to-
Gay was for a fire at the rcSiiTUC- Of Mr.. 1.
". Middleton No. 1ff New Jersey avenue.
from defective iIUe- But iittlcGamage was
done.
In the ease Of Bates against the Alexandria
and Washington railroad. 1T5ci before Jus
nee Walter e. few days since. AMI decided in
Favor OF plaintiff. am appeal was entered to-
day.
John =. schultz yesterday cutarpd suit
against William VI. Hoover. claiming ~lu.Ooo
damages FOR alleged Islander in ~9yilgOf him.
o. He 4 q rogue. ne stole my dog. had
warrant for him for stealing my hound dog"
Tie ease viii De heard next spring
Charles r. Irvine. a member of the 10Th
street Baptist church. who nas been III some
Time past with consumption. died Yesterday
NJ his house on street ca hearing of the
destruction Of the JhUrcI, by FIRE. the news
gave him such a shock that in a few hours he
ceased To live.
The following patents were issued to resi-
dents OF the District last week .-RaltiS De
Long. Improvement i'm toy guns: Edward W.
ByrEe. Improvement i'm COal-bOdS; Robert r.
Magec. Of Washington. II. G.. aSSgnOr of
One-half his right To- Alex. Hay. Of New York
city Improvement i'm mbinej oyster knives
and nipVCTs-
The lecture or Edward EgslcSton. author
Of the &c HOONjCT SChOOlma>ter,' at the
tougTcg atiOral church. Tomorrow evening.
on tine Paradise Of Childhood" viii be one OF
the most iuteTcStir" OF the season. aS Mr..
EeglC ,tOn is one of the most popular writers
Gf the times. The blind OrgduiSt BiSCh0tf.
who lad host of admirers here last winter.
VIII b" an attractive musical feature OF TO-
morrow evenings entertainment. See ad.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR SALE

III IL claimed for these waters with nsrf.., -.
uehcei thAf M certain forms of diseara fber 49,,
equsi among the medicinal waters OF kn,eyi-s -
P,s - tls claim made Tor them In The disaae-
ReSuiAi 20 women IN affections OF Tie kii6e,s 49,
Restige organs. -sSAteAts o. Tie d.
a., containing six gallons IN RIa-. delyrer ..
,n;ls 10 pot q the Richmond ma DssyiIi.
- hoa1, ~ 60. Patent carbOys Of I've . No. - a ~
" NC P'Aie M Set anoe: for testimonials sdd5s
sanas. 81 ssmsOAAs Il. G0OnE, Bunaio SnriDSs
WIN hecklenbuEg county va,
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CITY ITEM


OvercoatS. Knit Jackets. Heavy T-nSarShirtS
WO0lCn overshi~ts. Morning Wrappers. Z =
sters, IeiulaS. Cloth Gloves. Wool Lined
Gloves. &c.
GRO. c. HENNINE No Ala-tl .-ra,--
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y DESERTED WIFE WANTS A DIVORCE -
Yesterday Rcbeoca Beau fled a petition for
divorce from her husband, John VIVA. BealI
she sets forth that they were married i'm 1854
n This city. her maiden name being Rebec,a
Isaac. Ia the year 1869 he desert Ell her no In
annapolis Indiana. and has not since CO.
i,doiJed W IN her, nor has he contributed 10
Tie maintenance Of either her OF her two
children.
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JOHNSON BROTHERS.

Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS
CAkG OES OF COAL AND KOOD ARRTVJvo
DAILY --'O
One Of The best selected stocks ever oereJ in Tv.h
ington. - NA N~ az " ASH
We invite the public, or those in wan, NJ Final >,
eall gown 70 our wharEes and depot and see it,
2,24O lbs. guaranteed TO the ton "
Shedp! C.sdpf GcT CIeA
Depot and Whsrvas-Foot l3-h straet southwest
Offices 1902 street nor i.1Te.f
1llIS yin street oct3l -eotr
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DON'T FORGET the Pennsylvania SociabIe
..o-morrow Wednesday evening, at Masonic
Ien1pie, as II Will De The grand event OF Inc
season beng heir third and last.
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The sale OF DRY GooIS ~ MeSSr- T.ar.S-
bUrch 4 Bros. sol and 4os 1th street. viii o.
continued tomorrow tWcln -~slav' and ON
Friday next two days oaly1. when the entire
balance % stock must be closet oUf without
regard 70 prices.
DUSCANSON Bros. AUctIoue1rS-
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Weather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE OF tHITF SIG SAI- OFFIC ER.
WASHINGTON, Feb .. I<75. I
For tie middle and Eastern states rising
barometer. Increasing uOTthwe>trTiy winds.
cold. partly cloudy weather.
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association char
tered BY the Legislature II Virginia ana toe Circuit
Court % Orange county proposes, by a series a
Grand Gilt Concerts. % establish aud end rva Homo
Tor Tie Old uiIm, and Destitute Ladies ii virginia
az Montpelier, the former residence III President
) lanes Madison.
The Association j. under the control n eight fr-s-
tees SIX Of whom are elected leuniaIl- Ly the -fur
holders and two appointed b. the Governor u Nir-
giuia.
Remittance f1r tickets may he made by express.
pre- paid, post office money order on Ma-auctgr II
H. I.ri.t.-r,I I-tt..r. - 1----l -
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tIVIr RIGHTS rs ALENANuEIA-1u sal
ur-ay la~. negro man went into the store
of che 81 tue trustees @. tine poor. during The
absence 81 the proprietor. aud leir word there
that TIE civil right, ball ha, passed, and thar
he wanted a cont OF wool sent % his house
Jisni away. That 20 must be Charged 10 the
corpCrlt i0ii. and that he wouit paw the cor
t'f"iI"H when he sOt the money Go-.sC.
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Iheres nothing half so sweet in lie as 4
schoolgirls chewing-gum.
~ The moral delinquency OF the ground
hog can never be sufficiently condemned.
~ Now al the farmers fear that the wheat
has been injured by the cold weather and
mat insures us an excellent crop.
"a touching obituary: He knew the
value OF an editors time, and never tres
passed long upon it," Peace To his ashes
NJ A school teacher at Kinderhook. Pike
county, Illinois, kicked pupil of his school
me income, other day, for which he was fined thirty
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HERR l'RlESBACH, the iion-tamer who
for several years past has been 0uiefIv Iiv-
InS on hlS farm, about three miles west Of
wooster, Ohio, has again returned to public
ne. lie mas purchased the hotel property at
Applecreeli Station. in Wayne county. Ohio
winch he viii in future personally conduct
Ior the entertainment Of man aud beast on
january = ne took formal possession OF the
hotel, and did it IN the imposing StyIa Of GiS
oiu show-dayS. He made a grand entry into
me town, heading a procession Of eighteen
WAGONS. loaded with his personal property
The wagons had been loaned by some of Mr.
DflesOachs warm personal friends. who
were entertained by dinner, served in The
hotel at . o'clock that day "
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bEsTRrCFloN TO MATCHES-The PARIS
correspondent Of the London Daily News. 7
have Just been shown simple apparfruS
winch will probably sweep away ere long the
match trade. 1t il called the electrical finder
box, and is small enough to be carried i'm a
cigar case. On opening this box. Won see a
platinum wire stretched across Touching a
spring, the wire rCddenS sufficiently TO light
2 cigar. At viii! You can introduce into a
llny scOuce mesh Of cotton stepped in
spirits OF wine or petroleum, which, taking
Hie' uOSS service as q t"iUctsSe, or nurse
lamp. The hidden agency which heats The
wire is very small electrical battery SET i'm
action by the touching Of the spring. The
trade price OF the d" electrical finder box -
VIII be half a franc, or fiVepencp It's i'm
NentOT promises that il Will be an ecOnOmi-
cal substitute for the luCifer match TbiSau-
laratuS may. perhaps. derange the budget
winch depends for a heavy sum upOn Tho
matcil-taN and monopoly.
A STARVING FAMILY EATING DOG MEAT.
Inc WlkeSbdrTc Record saws: \ family
was found IN this city on Saturday night in
Sucn an extremity of poverty thar they nal
been SubSiStng on dog flesh for Seynra DAYS
IhC husband had become involved i'm DE- Or
was unable 10 get employment since last
lail, could get no credit At the stores and As
last resort, rather than beg, butcbered q
uog Tor food. The children We're ignorant as
to the nature OF the meat. being told by their
lajner II was turkey. IL was soon eaten am,
another dog killed which was found bv some
gentlemen who visited the house SATURDAY
evening and supplied the family with a few
days raiiUns. The relief associations hav.
taken charge OF their wants.
NJ The polar wayc-Iong may i not rav-.
o ef the land Of the -reC and the home OF Z. e
brave!
Inc people can't see their way clear 10 pa
what they owe.
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1HE LOUISIANA COLoRED SENATOR AS A
DISTINGUISHED FOREIGNER PinchbacLt
was dining al the Ebbitt House a yearaoo
with quartet, one of whom was n s.neyTS
paper man. The party attracted the attan-
non OF every one by their apparently mn
limited enjoyment. Very few dreamed who
tie stranger could be. and when. after din
mel, the newsy individual sought the psrIor
10 speak 10 some young ladies, the dear cTea
lures immediately beset him TO know who
nad been MS distinguished looking friend.0
Dld You ever know a newspa per man az
lauit LOT an explanation? Il. cleared his
throat-l wonder If his conscience is clear
Set:-Snd explained, after this manner: ..You
mean the gentleman on my right?' ..Ug
course We do; we know all the rest chOruSed
Tue eager girls. Well, that was Senior Roll
ergo Niclate SaneneZ, an attache Of tie
Brazilian legation. He has but lust arrived
and nobody hardly knows him: but there
haSn been man al Washington for wears
VINO has created such a sensation as the senior
Will make before the week il over. tie i inn
meuSeiy rlcL; 3nd il viii be q shame if he
gets away from Washington without taking
an American wife 20 show him how 10 spend
MS money OF course, the damgels bluShei.
puI legged Mr.. Il. 70 present the distinguished
nItlsher as soon as possible The Gendac-
iOuS Wfetch SraEely promised, and then. find
lhg ms emotion becoming unccItroliabIe.
walked OF, where he cOrld SAFELY IaugI, If
o H. EGyhH'etoa fetsf 5l Besgf Gi0te.
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His a WsII-kuown Fact

II - WPlI-kuown Pact
that DO'@Cy'S MogirE Pam ErfTgrfar will r,,ra
an old sore OF "a had cat sooner than any other
remedy. II relieves pain instantly. - cts 10
ELEGANT. sweet. light AMI wholesome
Bread. Rolls. Biscuits, Corn Bread. Mullins.
HuckWhtat and other Griddlc Cakes ANA
faStry and cakes Of every variety prepared
with HoOleyS Yeast Powder
ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant Tor
1harleS HeldsieCk's Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
Excelled by none. sfths:
CoRNs, &C-"The wise for health on daily
Walks depend ara thousands patrpniZe Or.
Whites establishment. SS5 18th street or,t,,,-
site L. =. Treasury, to avoid painful Corls
BuniOns, Inverted Nails. etc.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of
49, were Ssl9,tto. i.t2-S. W.T.
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AUTOTYPES.

KhAIN'S AU TUT FES.
Our special importation Of these remarkable pic.
lures j. now ready for exhibition and sale ana wa
invite the inspection and Investment of ali persons
interested in works OF art The collection coanriss
fac SMILES Of the Paintings Drawings and SculntTTrs
now ia the old galleries Of Europe, and are ts only
pictures OF the kind IN existence. The exhibition
viii continue a few days only.
WARREN CHOATE &COs
BOOKSTORE
jsnl6 Vernon Row, cor Pa ave and ioib stree,
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The WINTER OF Isis, says the New YorI,
Times. viii certainly long he remembered bT
'iae oldest unanitdut' as one CI the most
severe Di tine century. One who has not no
Ectd iu the newspaper reports OF the world
now genera, the cold mas been diltuSed. is
apt 10 think That our own experience has
been an exceptional one. But this i not
true. Within the past few days We have
published reports from nearly cVepv part OF
Inc North American continent, showing a
low thermometer and heavy storms. In New
Mexico, the other day, stage driver. hold
ih@ ms IeInS. was taken Off his box stone
dedu with cold. In Arizona, Semi-trOpical
meats nave given way 10 omfOrtable cold .
and snow falls in unaccustOmed places Cal
iiOInla plains are Hooded by freshetS aud
iue mountains are buried in snow. Although
t1t overland trains have not been della we'd .
the cold along the Pacific railroad has been
great In wyoming, spirits CONCEALED in the
pleh AR, and SnOw-Slides have caused much
loss of life II Utah The same is true oJ-
canada. sandwich Island papers complain
that the natives, accustomed to airy 1arb
are shlverlng in the cool breezeS, and Aus
ttllan newspapers make a similar COM
pant OF their country. 1t has been a winter
OF cold IN Europe. and OF storms and diSaS-
ters on the sea. We should hope never to see
ITS like again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-09
EQUITY Cor Rr-Ilnllc HMie.

against HaTde-ty. Moore agf. Moore. Ordar allow
ing alimuuy Tcrdeute lite. Manson act. Poul~on;
submitted. Hitchcock agt Stewart. order {. issue.
rule. Regain agt Ragan: order confirming auditors
report ou distribution DeAriaS AIT. Watt. decree
pTo COIi"--n Sh,dd aGt OIdway, order giving leave