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BEECIsER-S SUIT.
Titt0u'S rO-~- n Namiaatgou. .santsu..a

NEw YORK, February Is.-Au the inter
c>ted parties Wcre on hand on the rsSump-
tion Of The t.iai 0f the Tito1- Rescher suit
to-day. Tiiton'~ ~cr,,Ss-eNamiuation WaS con
tinued by IvartS. as follows u cannot say
IL Tie statement th1t NJ r. Beecher preached
On sunday Il
A pugfN oR MORT oF MS NT~rRrsSFx
was In my publication Of the true story. I
Go rot rcmembe- saying Do Beecher r'Signet
! would shoot him iu the streets. What I
did say was that if he publi>isc3 his letter oC
resignation, which reflected GA fnN rlmilv. 4
would shoot him I'm The street. aH.I fu. ~ as
huredly would have done -. Witre>s was
handed "A letter ip MDultnu-> handwriting.
lie said was NOT present when inis was
written. MOUiio8 tpll me Afterwards that
NJ NJ Haa ne1l''i letter june O. l,,s. from
hty,her ai.a istl written him reply. did
not take any part in the prypara.i bn o. tl4S
letter. am certain
pIn Nor WRITE Ny WIPES LETTER
~ l'C, mlsCr sth. l~12. neither diI dram if
IL was vrittyu by her after cal>ulfnfIou
Mlih me as 10 The phTa>culoEy of pa-t OF d.
Al an intcTN ivN "a short time after thiS be
tween B,echcg an1 myself either this letlpr
OF MTS. Tiitor'~ or "a copy of 10 Wa SHOWN 10
Iln. Mrs Tliiou was present % prpnounca
uIon q caTd prepared by Bcccher shown
ictterN did not see this letter nlr WAS Z
present when 10 was written. Incyrr saw Al
until % turned up in this trial Mr. CLARKE
was az the Time this was written editor OF
the Golden AEe. / was not aware that in
Efforts 10 dispose of the paper it was dis
covered that people had a deep seated preiu-
dice against II on account OF my being con
nccted with h. was not aware at tllis time
tnat
hIN NA1iF WAS 4 MILESTONE
upon the paper. I ann not aware tllai il was
advisable IN The eyes Of Mr.. Clarke that 4
should Go abroad ON account of the tstlfa,
igc. Mr.. Clarke. Mr.. Carpenter. and other
PARTIES, thinking wanted a little recreation.
suggested that ! should run Owe. 10 Europe
and spend my summer vacation.
ENarts proposed 20 read Clarze's letter. but
The other side objected, and judge Nelson
dcridco that II could not bc given m evidence
n frft II n.H5 I
exception WAS taken. Witness cOntinuel 1
heard OF thr pHoject 10 start "A new political
paper among nay friends but had nothing 10
DO with it. think II was later Than the eaI
OF lNl-nT inc h.EinnLnE nl L.
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~In Savannah last Monday ten young
xrDv,av, baoa,,,a Cfvfa~~ 90 N -

women became Sisters OF Mercy.
~The st. Louis Times says that the state
OF General Frank Z. Blair's health is such
that there is hardly a possibility Of his sur
yiviDg until spring.
HA decided case Of "chem-i-loon"- -acy-
The dealer I'm ready-made linen who adver-
tises his shirts and chemises as ''male and
female envelopes"
MA man was fined ss. I'm Hempstead.
Long Island. the other day, for eiecting to-
baccO juice upon the floor OF a Methodist
church.
H<One murder and three suicides in BoS-
ton station houses this winter, and still no
steps are taken 10 protect prisoners from
themselves, or from each other
R<The American free dress league will
hold convention at Worchester, Mass, on
February 25 and %. What the league Is az
ter is better way 10 dress women
n<George w. Forristall OF Boston went
into the Poplar street school house on We'd
nesday and supplied such OF the pupils as
were too thinfy clad with warm suits, Ia ac-
cordance with an annual custom OF his.
0Breyet Major General Geo. N. Macy
died at his residence in Boston saturday
night. He accidentally fell on Friday, and
a small pistol in his breast-pocket was dis
charged, inficting wound which resnlted In
his death.
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A PROFESSORS UNWORTHY SON.-Chas.
F. Stearns, son OF Professor Stearns, of the
divinity school Of Harvard University, was
called UP by District Attorney Nolan, in
general sessions. yesterday, on three indict-
monts for forgery. Stearns, whose aliases
are Frank IL. rockingham and r.. II. Hall,
is charged with forging a certificate OF de-
post for $50 on the Union National Bank.
of Railway, ". J.. a draf of 800 on the West
chester County National Bank, at Peekskill,
and another draft for SS55 on the National
Bank of Commerce, New London, COanecti-
cut. Stearns pleaded guilty and was re-
manded for sentence.-M Y. TINES, I3th.
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dUcCd that its reading might consume the
morning hour and prevent the introduction
oi resolutions, under the second call, Tor i'm
Mr.. stanrard tMol, from the Comnit:ec
On CoInmerce. reported a substitute Glr tha
biil for the Improvement az the mouth OF the
hlSslsSlppl river. Ordered Printed and re
COmmitted.
BY Dir Butler tMassl-A bin to amend the
Deva award. judi clary.
by Mr.. Dawes. iMaSs.l-R solution dirNct-
lE2 the Committee on the judiciary To- in
Cuire into the refusal of thn Western Union
Telegraph Company To transmit DISPATCHES
for tire American Press Association or others
on account Of criticisms On the part or Sail
association, and 10 reIort icy bin or other
wise. Adopted.
mfr. Merriam N. " subsequently a.
tempted tO have the vote rvcUU~iicreI hpt
the speaker ruled That the motion vas nll,,
too late
by Mr.. McDouSall- y. N.)-For the pros
cTNation Of game in the District Ol Columbia.
District of Columbia.
BY Mr.. OBrcn. Md Petition OF tHe
wOrRingmen 81 the District of Columbia.
with statement Of the amount due by "a "a
contractor under the lat" bDarl az pgbli,.
works la each workman. same reference.
On motion Of Mr.. Sherwood. tOhiol The
rnleS We're suspended and an amendment to
the army bill made ia order providing thar
IN all contracts fOr public Improvement pref
erence shall be given To American materials
ana IN all cases the work done i'm the United
States.
ON motion of Mr.. Garfield. tOhio1 IL was
ordered that hereafter the House meet IT n
o'clock D. m.
ON motion of Mr.. T.. Il. HO9r. the Senate
resolution authorizing Thomas w. Fitch to
accept wedding present 10 his wife Mrs
Minnie sherman Fitch. was taken from the
table and passed.
The bill providing for the redemption OF
ONerduc bonds OF The United States known
as the Texas indemnity bonds which came
over nom Monday last, was then passed un-
der a suspension Of the rules.
The House then proceede to the conSidera-
non OF reports from the Committee on tac
District of Columbia.
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Fatal RIOw WithaPo,.er

PFNBEETON. y. J.. February I5.-Oa Sat
UrGay afternoon about two o'clock a man
named James j. Reeves, a hotel keeper az
this place, struck his sOn-in-law. James
Mal>bury. on the head with a poker, from
the Effects Of which MalSbury die 1 ON sunday
morning. The aGray il supposed 70 have
been the result Of a drunken spree An in
quest was held, but no arrest has been ma le
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THE NEW POLAR WAVE.
.sanII Wind A.

NEW YORK, February l5.-The wind which
Tor some days previous hal been from the
south and west and hal thereby caused i'm
mense damage, yesterday began blowing
stiftly from the north and northwest. and
early I'm the day drove the ice fiOes rapidly
down the bay, leaving the rivers aal upper
bay COInparatiyply free.
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Destructive Fire.

SAVANNAH. GA, February IA fire at
Darien, on Sunday morning, destroyed n
large number OF stores and the Gdzrfe print
irg office. Loss about Sl0o,459; insurance
about iOOG0. This is the third destructive
fire within SIX months. supposed u have been
caused by negro incpndiarieS
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THE ICE-BoUND FLEET IN BOsToN HAR-
BOR.-Four men from the ice-bonnd feet
reached Boston yesterday, badly frozen. and
a fifth died on reaching the shore. They were
rescued and brought in by the revenue cutter
q lllatin. Many OF the vessels are known 20
be out of provisions, and IL is feared their
crews will periSh.
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work for the Unemployed.

PHILADELPHTA. February lj.-Il c0nSe-
qucHCe Oi the decision OF the supreme court.
which afiirns She coustitutiolality of the
gas and sewer IOan bills, Immediately upon
the breaking up Of cold weather a least two
Thousand men viii be employed in laying
mains and cnnSI rncfinP saWrers
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SNUFF-DIPPERS IN MAINE.-A druggist
in Lewiston, Me-, states that he has no doubt
nom the information at his command, tina
more than one ton of snuff is annually con
sumed in that city in "dipping," practice
which has become in vogue among some OF
the people within few years. These snuff
cheWers are mostly women
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Iafher Rnd Rnhe Rnrned In neafir.

NEW YORK. February l5.-Mrs. Wells and
her child aged four years were burned IN
death this morning during a fire in the tene-
ment house No. 60, cast sta street. Damage
TO property was light.
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ARCHBISHOP CULLEN, in n pastoral ad-
dress, condemns the mission OF the revival
preachers, Moody and Sauky. He says these
men seek TO do away with good works and
the necessity Of baptism, promising saliva
tion by foolish sensationalism, without re-
curing repentance.
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4 Mans Neck ErOLen by a Slip on the

HAZELTON, PA, February f5.-Hiram
Hiles, engineer AT the Stockton breaker, fe
down on the icy stairway az the engine
house ana was killed, n l. neck being broken
He leaves wife and two children.
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Death Of Mons. victor Place.

NEw YORK. February 15-Nictor Playce.
the French consul here during the Franco
PTuSSian war, who was concerned i'm the eX-
tensive purchases Of military supplies made
at that time by his government, died re-
Gently in France.
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LABOR STRIKEs.-The employees of the
FAN River mills are determined to carry on
their strike, and 1t is now simply a question
as TO whether they or the proprietors can
will partially resume work in its machine
shops to-day.
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SENATOR STEWART NEGOTIATING FoP
THE GRAND OPERA HOUsF-The runlor
current yesterday that Senator Stewart OF
Nevada had actually purchased the G.apd
opera House proved TO be premature. His
agent has been negotiating with the IIOA. II. .
q StEbbiuS, the agent Of Erie, for severa!
days past. So far they have not been able to
agree. II is said that the hitch arises from
appTehenSiOns Of Mr.. Stewards agent that
ne ttle may not be perfect on account Of
lie gold suits arising out Of the Black Friday
tranSdCtlonS. the company. of course, in-
SIStS that these could not possibly affect
their property in the building arising out of
The famous restitution. There are those
however, who believe that should the suit
go against the defendant they would cousti-
tute lien against the Opera House despite
the restitution. Senator Stewart arrived i'm
The city last evening. and negotiations are TO
De reeumcl lO-aaN.-M y. Son I3Lh-
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RESIDENCE or GEN. w. c. WICKTTAM DE-
STROi iED.-IeSterday morning, about two
Williams {. Wickham. vice president ChpS-
apCake and Ohio railroad. situated in Han
over county, about 20 miles from the citv.
took fire accidentally and was totally de-
Sfroyed, together with number OF valuable
pictures and family heirlOOmS Most OF the
furniture was saved, 3S was also the Gen
erals library, which was in a building sit
uated some distance from the dwelling
Rch0iDyG3 EHTgfrpF EpaJ "a
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DEATH OF DANIEL KEARNEY.-Daniel
Kearney, the young man who jumped from
a car window on the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad few mornings
on Saturday, from the effects OF his injuries.
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re Seriously IIl.
fNANA-s . f''t AaeA- Af'A III ~ 49, = ~ lfNl
The Wel known artist, H. seriously ill.
Sixty Men Killed and WOuuded-

LONDON, February ia telegram from
singapore REPORTS that an emeute occurred
among the Chinese prisoners ia the iail al
that place. which was not suppressed before
SiNty-ScvCn persons were killed and Injured,
INCLUDING sixteen Of the wardeuS Of the iall
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, February l5.-1na steam shin
Leipzig, which ran aground yesterday OF
start Point got OF at eleven O'Clock last
night. Shc viii return u Southampton.
Dora Sa-iousIy nm
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THE COLD has been excessive during the
last three days in north ern New York and
New England. AT various places the ther-
mometer indicated 40 degrees below zero, and
at Concord, n. H., the mercury froze. The
signal service reports indicate continued clear
weather, with severe cold.
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The Crisis in Franc

IAhlS- fDflarN lo.-Iutrc - HD change in
the political situation. No one 70 whom
President MacMahou has applied 20 form a
Cabinet is willing 10 undertake the task
until the constitutional bills are acted
upon 10y. the Assembly.
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STABBING IN A COURT ROoM-A special
dispatch from Huntington, w. Va, to the
CINCINNATI Commercial says that during a
civil suit in court Saturday while G.. Dom
nella, one of the witnesses, was testifying
DR.. Butler, one Of the parties TO the suit,
called him a id liar, when Donnella struck
Butter, and was instantly stabbed in the
bowels by the latter. Butler is under arrest
awaiting the result OF the injuries.
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CADETS DIsMIssED.-The two cadets at the
naval academy who few days since Insult.
ed and maltreated their colored school-mate
Henry l.. Baker, OF Mississippi, have been
dismissed from that Institution
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rvEdward Jennings, during a scuffie I'm
New York on Saturday, pushed John Con-
roy, who fell upon the sidewalk, and died In
two minutes.
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THFATEK GnNIIaIE.

The Great Show of Is Na.bing:Gu. EuzaCarl-n.
tf ths I.aUtfiEI Female Hercules N ,ia E".tllt.
II CT-.llzsrt 90 tn E.s It' hing Fu.Ii~t- Ai-s 10
Ehrlr AsarI-. ErErga.sHguI Of ti- eel al-lra-rtl
f.fU-a-r, song and iflTr Mn N-S-r~. n hrN icEar
ASH Sgliv- Last wask ot the Justly popular bur
ipsque Artists th- ate sisters. Last eek Il rhp
zryat IL trd.r~- fha Cavtu1r0.~- Master Herbert
md GIIri- joe P7g,lu,ri.u ut she Esg4t Shad 1w
"a -.-u--E..- l.il--Et-
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SUICIDE OF AN ARMY OFFICER.-Lieuten-
ant George c. Smith, sd infantry commit
ted suicide Saturday evening, at Fort D. A.
Russell, in Wyoming territory. No cause is
assigned for the act.
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CAPITAL RENovAL.-Both houses of the
West Virginia legislature have now pass
the bill to remove the state capital from
Charleston to Wheeling. The removal is To
be made within the next ninety days.
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LEVY ON THE LAW LIBRARY OF THE
STATE OF NIRGINIA.-In obedience TO the
the sheriff Of Richmond fast week levied on
the law library Of the state and the furniture
in the Governors residence to satisfy a GER
tain Judgment in his hands; but on Saturday
Judge Wellford, of the Circuit Court OF Rich
moDd, decided that no execution can be made
to sell the property of the state for debt.
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NI0ALEX,
CO STU ER,

COS 10TH STREET EORrHwrsT
A large collection Of Fine Artistic BALL. TAB
LEAU S1d IHEATElC2L COSTI MES kept on
hand
HASh.-D BALLS and PARTIES supplied st
reasonable rates.
p S.-BemembCr. q Mask Il furnished with each
Costume, and a. Costumes deliy cred and called for
octls- 4n l.. MOXLEY. sos 10Th street.
OLDNo.I on EXHIBITION AND SALE NEW 10
as6 At 43q
ara SrS MARKRiTERS, (7fa sr.
No. 439 ia STsst, 5srrcssH aHf = s:rSsLS, sigkg
fOoTS db0Us Oh FsIl0FrS' Hal,
Choice Oil Paintings. EHCray!Egs, ChrlnDOs, &c.
Also, largest stock Of Paper Hangiugs, window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
Eels, Kings. Nails. &c, IN the District.
6TEENS CASH.
RrPlease remember Name and Number. Jelly
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y PRIMA DONNA SURRENDERs HER Con-
TRACr.-The music-loving portion of the
people OF Cincinnati are in sorrow over the
Strakosch's Italian Opera, just on the eve OF
her appearance in that city. IL is understood
there was no interruption of the friendly re-
lations between the prima donna and mana
ger, but her retirement was purely a matter
of business.
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karI Blind AssauIted and Mnrt.

LONDON, February I5.-karl Blind, the
German Liberal politician. has beel assault
ed and hurt by a German fanatic
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y ROMANTIC ELoPEMEST has taken place
at Waterford, Ireland. a widow, whose late
husband was colonel OF an infantry regiment,
in England, is said to have eloped with a
handsome sub-constablc named Terrence
Murphy. The lady, who has turned forty
two, has 500 year. Murphy is in his
twenty-third year. The widow Is connected
with the highest families i'm the country.
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LECTURES.

LECTURES.
I ECTTRE At TIE NT. VERNON PLACE VI.
II tiii r. tt corner HFI AMI X streets
II ESblA ~ Nj February ii-l-
B. a ". WILSON J. b.
Admission j. CENTS f-llI y
l. {. TOWNSEND.
1HE POPULAR AND VEESATILE READER.
Vii! deliver Lecture 10
LNCEUM HALL.
! street between llrA fud l2-h.
TUESDAY ENESING. hrT8EF % ISIS.
t,Iu."IClU- ft = p.ClH-k.
SUl.Hgt- -.>t RAP>-
l-tfssrr--0I with Comic and Pathetic Selections
from Earsuu- authors.
AGr.r--.n - cents. f-bII-5t-
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ENOR BALLS AND PARTIES.
MADAME r.. BASTIEN,

tfrCm B1ltlnhDresJ
takes pleasures a informing the Ladies Of Washing
tor that she has from tis day taken charge Of the
HAIR DEPARTMENT at CHAS. B4UM'S, and
Being experienced IN tins business for the last
twenty years guarantees full satisfaction in HAIR
SiI StT, III and CgIHiHS 4 ,SS
DRESSING specially. Ladies Wil be attended
20 in their CWn houses by leaving their orders at
CHAS. BAUM Corset Factory,
tecl53n zOs Tth street.
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NOHUMBUG.-L. RICE will pay a fair eash price
~ for any kind of Ladies, Gents and Children 5
SECONDHAND CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
Ae, 623 Tth street, between u and G, south. Note
y mail promptly attended 70. IY2-ly
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ADJUSTMENTS.


-,--.r,,,r,,-n~
LORDS OPERA HOUSE.
fuE COMFORT ART.F play Uor-sr or THE
T..,,y,s, yi,I.i., TfiFT ~ ~. r lis, rr.,,,s,
TLrse Hour~ of Real Enj3ymeaG
hk. JOHN THOhP>ON
- y,N-r, ~ M ~ ~, ~ ~
Fru,f - e,.'r.I a.s nd sr- = an :, s.-,
tipps. sp.-u.iirIy acted rhr,.rI. h-uf- "a!
cr,l-essas r.sv scenery.
JOHNNY THOMPSON i1 T0aiv" Characters.
N. I. --.r'- :, go - = az '-rt'.Gs
'''. ''''. 81 "''.'
- .rI.r F.,r5-- F.I.--a-r q FI-lgT-U-S
y y u" ~ IN d. '''"' N f- '.'.,t
4NENUE THEATRE.
t2o W h-- - '.-'s'' 'i- saa@z' r.
''1S ~ - N''ili-
>fLErDlD EETEETiiNIENT
,,r,5, prsr, T,-.-- T--.I 81 .~S.. 0r.r,.f.
Cer.~. Salzs- Iari..s Crrluss-ir Fsas=. Eth -
rraay Popular Arii,is. in
AZ SEMEN = OF ALL SNTioNS'
~ - - i'i1- -.'' 'L'-i'-'-
~ Gore ever. l..lv. f,liT.Iv
,,,ur,rEy ,,x,,crY
If m. f4a.,frI FrI,re Ir'1..s n rs i.,I,,
n rr-ls-r.t ~ til o.. TO-, hir. V.-4ii-t Nj 10
FHr,r Adam. Erg1ga..cut ct the Ce'.hra-el
. U 70
aaa syIiv- La-r vesk ot tnr Justly popular Bur
Issqua Artists. th- W1't, Sisters Last srek 4 rhp
zr,at sia tod .t~- fl- tavtE1g0~ Master ucT.y'rt
Il" 1li.'- J.'- i'''l"' .t'L 81 tA' ~ = ~" "
. pc ii-i..'- --ol-lt
N-arIo<H THF.TFR
GpAND VFuprNTNE
rgrE-r a. - 80. - .f,rsr...-.y,
FuE SIN NIGHTS ONLY AND MATINEE
'h '' '--'', ,l',@ -, -, ~ -
hAsiE n tlNAhf
aUf E.- srir. - tnU"iy Company.
NCNpAh and TT E~FAY NIGHTS. february !5
s.ls l.- !JriHs ijrht-- FAM .rrE driuatI4a:lIl-
The OLD Curiosity SHOP
- 80 80 - - ",
htt -si.-'. D. i.'.. i i.,' I ~ -
~, ~, ll' VII 'i''i '''' '''' - 4''
- -' - ---r...-. .r--r. 81 ~-
,N'...-Nlr r.. ~ N''., - Ii
~ ', ~. '7 'i''. 80 Ca. M.
'-t'i anu -'''''' - '.D'>- '.'' q
- AIiONAI ihEal Eh'
~ ;. N'"ti : ana IN ? VI NEr' "I thh
49,, = n -,
The ,u uranv esIuTlises .ls f.IIavius eminent art
is-s-
y LIE MARIE HEILEECN.
MISS 4 / CARY,
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BALLoTING FOR Y. 8. SENATORS was con-
tinued in the Minnesota and West Virginia
legislatures on SATURDAY, but without any
positive result. In Minnesota the democrats
are united upon a candidate, but the republi-
can majority waste their votes upon dozen
different men, and until they agree no one
can be elected. Walker still leads In West
Virginia, but seems unable TO gain anything
from the OppOSition.
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NATIONAL TIIEATER.

GRAND REuPENING
TiEEEAL Prices Or ADHESION.
FuE SIN NIGHTS ONLY AND MATINEE
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NATIONAL TmEATER.
TINE NIGHTS and ONE MATINEE or THE
SFdLO LOScH Grand italian OpeF0,

y Iich La created tho most profound sensation
~ hfrtNcr psgfrrmf-l lv tt,- company.
season tickets t-ufItiIug the huIi-r o. reserved
fJg the IcTforuaECrsi ~ e8s d.. NAV hs Oh
tanned " stne>,iay, Feb. L. az clock IN. at
NetEeS5tt mUSI, store. s-hI3t Il
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EASCY NAMES DON'T MAKE GOOD CT
III GARS--Try the B-C, 3 for IS cents; beats any
Is cts Cigar sold in this city any other SIS
better than los s better than Is Is better than
~ 25's ever offered Beat the B-C Cigars, IL
yOu can. To be had only az
$50 7th street northwest,
fsb6-ly Sign Of the Big Clock.
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MARRIED A FoRTUNE.-Newport had a
wedding of rare brilliahcy on Tuesday even
ing, the first that has ever occurred in the Obj
Malbone mansion. Lieutenant Commander
Francis Morris, of the United States navy.
a son of Lewis q. Morris, of Fordham. N. Y,
the well-known raiser Of fancy stock, was
the bridegroom and Harriet II. Bedlow.
daughter OF Henry l. BedlOw, owner OF the
Malbone place, the bride. The ceremony took
place in a room fitted up for the occasion
with furniture imported from Paris, and
everything else connected with the affair cor
responded with il in elegance The grounds
were we'll lighted up. and tar barrels were
kept burning on the peaks OF the surroundin ng
hills. Senator-elect Burnside and many
naval officers were present. The brideis said
TO be very wealthY-SDrinqffeld Repnbicaa
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Setting attEs Fad Of Iuion's Testimony.
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TIE UARPFR'S FERRY PRoPERTY.-In
the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Davis offered a reso-
luSion directing the Attorney General u
proceed to have the decree of the district
court Of the United States for the district of
West Virginia for the enforcement OF the
purchase money OF the water power at Ha-
per's Ferry, old to F. &. Adams by the Unit d
States. which was against said Adams,
carried into execution as speedily as pTacti-
cable by resale OF the property therein de-
creed To be reSOld, and without awaiting the
determination OF any other suit now proceed
ing in said court wherein the United States
i plaintiff or CO-plaintiff, with respect % the
title to said property. The resolution was
Teft tTrtd to the judiciary Committee and or
deIed 20 be printed.