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tE-In game of cards good deal depends on
good playing and good playing depends on a
good deal.
tE-Gov. Mcclellan has nominated Joel Par
ker. OF Monmouth, and David A. Depue of Ex-
sex, to be judges OF the supreme court OF New
Jersey.
to keep man straight than good resolutions
eB-Alois Eyer. aged so years. committed sui
eide at Bethlehem, Pa, Sunday night, by hang
ing himself. He was insane.
rI-A bogus English Lord" has been fooling
Boston society.
EVA dispatch from Naples says an eruption
OF Mount feSuyius began on Saturday.
H-On the New York death returns Saturday,
were the names OF three bankers James Madi-
son Jones, aged Il; VIM. Hammond Milton,
aged 20; and George Nelson, aged 70.
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THE YOUNG FELLOWS AND GIRLS at Pritchett
Institute, Glasgow, Mo-, went out at night with
horns pans and bells to serenade the faculty.
They made diabolical noise in front of PreSi-
dent Pritchett'S house. and he came to a win
dow with demand to know what they wanted
"a speech, old Baldy,' was the response. ''rll
give you one." ne cried, evidently displeased by
shotgun, wounding two of the girls. He says
that he meant only to scare them, and they
charge that he aimed to hit.
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What Might Lead to War Between
Russia and England.

This is not the only military sensation. 1t
that the blue books published concerning Rus
s1a in Afghanistan and Russia at Merr, do not
by any means contain the last word of the
transaction. 1t is understood that Russia Is i'm
plicated up to the period OF Major Cavag narts
assassination, and that if the suppressed cor
respondence were published, it might necessi-
# urher stated that the 5aar NAV iS have Ss
avowed the acts Of his agents in Central Asia,
and that the suppression is due to this posi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

TIE ENGLISH RIDING CLUBS of Virginia have
determined to hold their spring meeting at
Staunton, April 26 and 27. The races will in
clude fiat and hurdle races-eight in ALL One is
for the ladies' purse, which is made up after the
English Style-that is, the knitting Of !. purse is
commenced, and then each lady who contributes
knits few stitches and drops in the amount OF
money she contributes.
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Russian League in Asia Agaims,
England.
MILITARY SENSATIONS IN EJ-
ROPE.
TSr. RnSSeJlsS Defence.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1O.-A London special says:
DIR. William II. Russell, the well known war
correspondent Of the English press, is prepar-
ing to defend himself against the attack OF Sir
Garnet Wolseley, who charges him with color
ing his letters to the prejudice of the British
army in south Africa. He has had an Interview
with the Duke of Cambridge, who has expressed
the utmost confidence in his veracity. and he
will now proceed to vindiCate himself in the
pDblia precc
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FLoGGING IN DELAwARE.-Five prisoners, all
OF them convicted OF petty offences at the Feb
ruary term OF court, we're publicly whipped In
the Jail yard at New Castle, Delaware, Saturday
last, in the presence of about 200 spectators.
Two OF them were white, and the rest colored
mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

PHYsICIAN-Yes, you are evidently suffering.
What are you? Patfent-A worm eater, sir
Pnysician-What! Why, wherever did you ac-
Wardour street, sir. {And he proceeded to ex-
plain that he is employed to give the worm
eaten effect in sham antique furniture. )-Ftuuty
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SHOT HIMSELF THROUGH THE HEART.-Eaward
Riddick, Western Union telegraph operator at
Charlotte, NC, committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself through the heart with a piS-
tol. He was a young man in robust health and
recently married No cause is assigned for the
Sllicida
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AcoUTTED.-John S. Verts, assistant superln-
tendent of the Atlantic City IN. J.) narrow
gauge railroad, tried at Camden yesterday for
contributory negligence in connection with the
disaster On that road last August was acquit-
ted, the prosecution falling to make q case
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MAYOR kALLoCH TO DECLARE CHINATOWN A
Nu1sANCE.-A large number of unemployed
workmen were addressed on the sand lots at
San Francisco yesterday, by Mayor Kalloch.
He gave them to understand that within a few
nuisance, and that the work resulting from
such declaration would give them employ
ment. He counseled them to refrain from any
Illegal Or m]udlcitc3uS action until they heard
from him again.
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Bridges Burned.

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. lO.-A fine bridge over
the Meherrin river on the Petersburg and Wei
don railroad at Hickford was destroyed by fire
last night. The bridge was the most valuable
one on the road. Ii was 200 feet long, and cost
about s, ,000. The county bridge took fire from
the communicating bridge. II was also de-
stroyed. The wires of the WeSterd Union Tele
graph Company crossing the fire between the
Lwo bridges We're so destroyed as to cut or all
Passengers by the midnight
train from the north remained here last night.
A large force of workmen have gone to erect a
temporary bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

DELEGATES TO CHICAGo.-The republican cen
elected Thomas T. Minor and Thomas d. Brent
as delegates to the national convention; alter
nates George H. Seward and Joseph A. Per-
klQS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

PARNEIL AND DILLON were met at Wilkes
barre Pa, yesterday. by crowd about 1000.
Music Hall was about three-quarterS full in the
evening to hear the SpeecheS.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ALBANY.
The City Hall with Valuable Ue-
cords Burned and Several Men

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb ia fre broke out
this morning about half-past four O'Clock
In the county clerks Office. city hail
building and is still, at 1890, burning. The en-
tire interior of the building is consumed. leav-
ing the massive marble walls only standing.
When the dome fell in seven men were crushed
one OF whom, named Keller, OF steamer No. 6,
has since died, and two or three Others are ex-
pected to die. No estimate OF the loss at
this time Is possible, though It will exceed
s100.0 Goo. The Judgment records. chattel mort
cages and records OF the supervisors are des-
troyed. The records OF deeds and mortgages on
real estate, the portraits OF the eX-governors,
and the books and papers of the surrogates
office are saved. Both houses of the legislature
adopted resolution directing the trustees of
the Old Capitol TO provide accommodations in
that building for the holding OF court. whose
rooms in The city hall were destroyed.
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ible. but that planet is constantly getting
nearer to the sun. 1t is thought by some as,
tronomers that the spot is merely break In the
atmosphere or the planet, in which case 1t
would seem that democratic Caucus or some
thing is going on in one of Jupiter's villages
At any rate the little spot on Jupiter is about
twenty thousand miles wide.-N. F. Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

Miss BERTHA Won HILLERN, who senSibly
gave up champion pedestrianiSm, is acquiring
considerable local fame In Boston as an artist.
She has just made her first public exhibition,
with group of six pictures, some OF which are
said to possess decided merit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

MRS. DR.. MARY WALKER has been refused per-
mission by the House District committee to
make an argument in favor of universal suffrage
in the District. The committee told the doctor
that 1t was subject they had nothing to do
thing TO do with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

A CANVASS OF presidential preferences in the
Wisconsin legislature has resulted as follow
For Blaine, AZ; Grant, 81; Sherman, 10; Wash
burne 8. DemocratS-Seymour 10; Tilden, 4;
Bayard 3: Hancock l.
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EXPLOSION. Fire ,,nd I.nss af Life.

WINDSOR, QUEBEC, Feb. lo.-An explosion o
boilers in mills belonging to the Canada Paper
company occurred this morning. Three men
were badly IL not fatally injured by steam and
bleach liquor, and two were killed The pulp
mill took fire and was destroyed. The fire has
been brought under control.
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kilograms to The Star.
FIRES AND LOSS OF LIFE.
City Hall in Albany Burned.
The Dublin Theater Fire.
EUROPEAN MILITARY SENSATIONS.
Russia VS.. England.
THE DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
City Hall in Albany Burned
The Dublin Theater Fire.
EUROPEAN MILITARY SENSATIONS
Russia VS.. England.
THE DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
FOREIGN AFFAIRs.
Irish Home Rule Debate in Parlia

ment.
LONDON. Feb 10.-Iord Harrington, the lib
eral leader, in his remarks in the house of COM
mons last night said that though he did not
think large measure of emigration from Ire
land necessary there ought to be a redstribu-
tion of the population. He denied that the land
act had failed, and protested against the as
sumption that the present distress was due to
IT, Lord Harrington defended himself against
the 1mputatfonS cast on him and on the liberal
party in connection with home rule and the
Liverpool election, and stated that though he
would not have supported Lord Ramsays can
didature for the house Of commons had he de-
clared himself home ruler, he regarded his
pledge to vote for committee of inquiry as a
difference OF opinion as to the manner in which
certain demands should be met. Mr.. Frank
II. OCahan O'Donnell, (home ruler), member
for hungarian, said that the colleagues and
friends OF Mr.. Parnell are thoroughly resolved
to have an opportunity of convicting the gov
ernmcnt OF their Misrepresentation concerning
him.
sad Loss OF Life at the burning OF
the Theaser Royal in Dublin.
LONDON. Feb. 1o.-A dispatch sent from Dub
lin at - O'Clock last night, says that one woman
and seven men were Killed, and thirteen work
men and tiremen seriously injured by the burn
ing of the Theater Royal yesterday. Everything
in the building was consumed. including a large
and costly wardrobe. The theater took fire at
about o'clock, from lamp in the hands of a
boy who was lighting the gas. Most of the en-
ployeS were at dinner at the time, and the
flames spread rapidly. Manager Egerton lost
his life by remaining too long in the building in
his effort to arrest the flames.
The Coming soyd-EEii0u Match.
LONDON, Feb. 1O.-In the match race to be
rowed on the Tyne on Saturday next, for c2OO,
between Robert W. Boyd, the winner OF The
race with Elliott yesterday, and John Hawdon
the former viii give the latter start OF four
lengths.
Russian League i'm Asia Against
England.
A dispatch from Vienna to the Daily Telegraph,
says: Intelligence has been received here
through an unimpeachabe channel to the effect
that at the time General Roberts SO unexpected
ly found himself in critical position before Ca
bul, the Russian General Abramow, governor OF
Samarcand had secretly arrived at DerwaZ
east OF Cabul, the center OF agitation. There is
no longer the slightest doubt that a league has
been formed in Central Asia. under the auspices
Of Russia, against English domination, and that
the most prominent and influential member OF
the league is Ameer BOkhara, whose daughter
married Abdurrahman Khan. the Afrighan pre-
tender,
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HAXwAED L. HUTCHINSON,
Sf7 Ninth street n.sc.,

Give special attention to
REMODELING AND MODERNIzINa DEFEO-
TIVE PLUMBING
In city residences. Also mapufscture SLATE
MANfELS and sell FURNACES, RANGES,
CRATES, FIREPLACE STOVES, English TILE
aud BRASS GOODS. DR.. Colboun's Porous Eyap
orator is the only good thing in that iine and we
own the patents for manufacturing. decl
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THE OVAL CAKE

is THE MOST ECONOMICAL FORM OF WASH
ING SOAP. ALL BAR OR SQUARE
CAKES WEAR DOWN IN USE TOA
LARGE FLAT PIECE, TOO
THIN TO HANDLE, AND,
THEREFORE, WASTED;
WHILE THE OVAL
CAKE OF
COLGATE & CO.'S
NEW" SOAP CAN BE CUT IN TWO, THE
OVAL END CLASPED READILY IN
THE HAND, AND THE LARGER
END WORN DOWN ALMOST To
A WAFER WITHOUT ANY
WASTE. COLGATE 4 co.
RECOMMEND THEIR
"NEW" SOAP
GRADE MARK REGISTERED TO CAREFUL
HOUSEKEEPERS, NOT ONLY AS ST.
PER1oR IN QUALITY, BUT AS IN
FORM THE MOST ECONOMI-
CAL SOAP NOW MADE.
janS1- -eo2m
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ssNEW'' SOAP
MOT TO CARRY THEM OVER.

MOT TO CARRY THEM OVER.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
WINTER CLOTHING
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
ovERCOATs.
Overcoats now 800 formerly $2s.
Oyercoats now Is, formerly 20.
Oyercoats now 10, formerly Is.
Oyercoats now 8, formerly IL.
Oyercoats now s, formerly 8.
SUITS.
Suits that were S25, now 800.
Suits that were 90 now 16.
Suits that were Is, now IL.
Suits that we're 49, now 10.
Suits that were 10. now 8.
Suits that were 8, now 6.
COATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS
PANTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
AT PROPoRTIONATE REDUCED PRICES.
A. STRACS,
1911 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Janis Between 10th and 11th SITS.
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THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE to-day took
up MI. Kernan'S New York Worlds Fair bill,"
and referred it to SUBJ b-committee, consisting
of Messrs. Herman and Wallace. The commit
tee authorized a favorable report to be made
upon Senator Wallace's bill providing for the
admission free of customs duties OF all sheep
and wool imported for exhibition at the "Intef-
national Sheep and Wool Show to be held in
the Centennial building, at Philadelphia, next
September,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10
DR.. F. A. Won MOSCHZIsKER,

Uns tt NJ WIN mSSNhAtSNIug
THE wELLKNowN EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN
AND SPECIALIST, LATE OF PHILh-
DELPHIA, WHO HAS RECENTLY
ESTABLISHED HIMSELF IN
WASHINGTON, AT
6l8 10th st. n.w.
Special attention is given to the practice OF the
EYE. EAR, THROAT. LUNG. CHEST DIS
EASES, CATARRH, ASTHMA. and the
RESTORATION OF NERVOUS
FUNCTION.
Having gained the confidence of the community
by his many G cures in the abeye msladies, no fur
New references besides those already published,
at his rooms where the names of over fifty @561 Of
the best citizens Of Washington already treated by
Al his offices can also be examined letters (from
some Of the most widely known citizens Of the
such men as Senator D. ". VOORHEES,. Governor
WELL HART Hon. ELLIS II. ROBERTS, Hon. JoHN
ARNoT. and hundreds Of others equally well
known.
Whom Ii May Concern:
We. the undersigned citizens of Philadelphia, take
ZISkER has been a resident of our city for some
yeaIs uur1Ig which he has acquired q distingus
reputation a practitioner in diseases Of the Eye,
, and Throat He has also during some time past,
psen Professor and Clinical Operator in one of our
medical Institutions. We recommend him to the
cSaasl support Of the Press and the confidence Of
II. McMiCHAEL, Mayor Of the City:
5oMN gls "a FSsSPe1a sSPeakeT % Sf the House Of Reps. Pa
z. Q. ELMAKER, US. Marshai
J. w. GRAYSON, Mercury;
A. E. WEIGH.
Hon. A. K. MCCLURE.
O. T. WARBURTON, Evening Telesrapb.
7. l.. FEATHEkSTOSE, Evening bulletin
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The Following Speaks for Itself:-To
Whom IL May Concern:

OFFICE HOURS:
FROM A. NJ. TO P. u. AND FROM TO
p. n. janI9
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CoRREcT.-The statement published in yes
terdays's STAR that the Senate census commit
tee had agreed to an adverse report upon the
nomination of Simmons to be a supervisor in
Georgia is correct notwithstanding the denial
in 4 morning paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

THERE Is No TRUTH in the published state
ment that there is misunderstanding between
the President and Secretary Evarts, growing
out OF the inter-ccean canal question, nor In the
alleged rumor that Mr.. EvartS Will retire from
the ca bnet on this account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

MAJOR RENo's CASE In CABINET MEETING
The only business of general interest transacted
at the Cabinet meeting this afternoon was in
connection with Major Reno's case The appli-
t1on of Reno to be allowed to resign instead of
being dismissed the army was laid before the
Cabinet and favorably considered He will be
allowed TO tender his resignation, which will be
DrOmD1ly accented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

ANOTHER NoTARY.-The President has ap-
pointed John Hancock to be notary public for
he District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

REMOVAL.-M. CUNNINGHAM, the old -es-
III tabhshed Practical Halter, is prepared to -
make Silk Hats to order. Remodehng Of old
-oer. 740 eth st. n. W.. between g and H. jan20
II 1DDlE BROTHERS,, MANFr's AND DEALERS,
NCor. 13S st. and Pa. ave. Genuineo-
guarantee: Tep Buggies, Jump Seats. &c. slG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

PAY INSPECTOR WALLACE, u. S. N, is now
before the examining board for promotion to
Ihe grade OF pay director. He is now feet pay
master OF the North Atlantic squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

FLIGHT OF DErAULT1Ne REVENUE OFFICER.
The statement that is telegraphed from Lex
ington, KY, this morning that there is def
cheney of $4,000 in the internal revenue collec-
tors Office at that place, is incorrect. There is
no information OF deficiency In the internal
revenue service in Kentucky. There is, how
ever deficiency In the Office of the collector at
Dayton, Ohio Last evening Revenue Agent C..
P. Brown telegraphed from Dayton to the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue that there was
deficit in the accounts Of Ashley Brown, depu-
ty TO Collector Robert Williams, and asking for
instructions. The commissioner telegraphed
him to request Collector Williams to leave
nothing undone to secure the arrest of the de-
faulting officer. Revenue Agent Brown to-day
telegraphed from Dayton to Commissioner
Raum as follows: .Deficit ten thousand two
hundred dollars. Will undoubtedly be made good
at once. Brown probably took 81 ,0s0 with him.
Reward offered by the collector for his arrest"
Brown had been In the service since 1869. Col
lectof Williams has offered a reward of $500 for
his arrest, and Commissioner Raum reward of
$500. The commissioner has also instructed
revenue agent Brown to remain at Dayton until
the deficiency Is made good.
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sad Loss OF Life at the burning OF
the Theaser Royal in Dublin.
The Coming Esoyd.EIliott Watch.

l,aS IN rep; ud III Sle ratci ice 70 Ne
between Robert W. Boyd, the winner OF The
race with Elliott yesterday, and John Hawdon
the former viii give the latter start OF four
lengths.
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dent mounted recruiting service viii forward
$50 recruits as follows: $50 to Fort Smelling,
Minn.; 30 OF the I'd and so for the Tth cavalry,
and 50 to Fort d. A. Russell, Wyoming, for the
Sd cavalry.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN TO GIVE His VIEWS
The committee of ways and means OF the House
has addressed letter to Secretary sherman in
yiting him to appear before the committee to-
mOrrow and give his views on the. several fund
ing bills pending before the committee The
committee also decided to take a final vote on
the subject next Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

N0MINATIoNs.-The President sent the follow
ing nominations to TIE Senate this afternoon
Fr3nk Fl. Mason, of Ohio, TO be L. S. consul at
BaSle; also several poStmaSterS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

WHITE HOUSE CALLERS.-Senators Mcmillan,
Bruce and Ferry, and Representatives Houk,
Van Vorhis. Page and Butterworth called on the
President to-day. Representative Gibson and
General BCauregard called in company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

SEVERAL. CITIES WANT THE DEMOCRATIC Con-
1NTIoN.-A delegation from Cincinnati is eX-
pected here next week to urge the claims of
that city as the place for holding the National
Democratic convention. Delegations are also
expected frOm st. Louis, Louisville, aud Balti-
more to urge these cities respectively for the
consideration Of the National Democratic Exec
utiye Committee, which meets in this city on
the 22d OF February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-10

REAL ESTATE TITLES IN THIS DIsTRIcr-Sena-
tor Thurman to-day introduced in the Senate the
following resolution, which was adopted:-Re-
soIred, That the committee on the judiciary is
hereby instructed to inquire whether any, and
if any, what legislation is necessary to enable
owners Of real estate in the District OF Colum-
ba to obtain DEGREES queting their titles, and to
report by bin or otherwise.
National Republican., 1880-11-17
rhe Art Lnnn ExhIhllInn.

| Tho art loan exhibition for the church of
the Incarnation rapidly approaches com.
plolion, The association has been kindly re.
cclyod in every direction, and for several days
past have prohibited tho receipt of any more
articles, Tho art gallery is now complete,
aud is an exhibition Of which Washington has
cause to be proud The other departments,
as far as completed, show to no loss Idyan.
tagc. Tho doors will be open to the public at
o'clock Thursday evening next, but at an
earlier hour tho president, vice'prosilCnt
| Mr.. w, W. COrcOran, Hon. llOralio King, tho
mcmbors Of the press and other invited guests
viii be given private inspection. II would be
! diiigut 10 partculAriac In our ha5ty visit, but
u beautiful three'quarter llo'size portrait of
| the queen of Cypress will attract much Rd.
mimton. A painting by Bella lthc artist who
painted the Whispering Wcll' that Is so
much admired at tho Corcomu art gallcIyh
| entitled Lucia De Lammerm00G' will also
lnd admirers A painting entitled "Coutom'
! plNtiOn," by Marathon, the celebrated FgcnCh
artist, marked exempt" from tho salon Of
| Paris, ON account of its oddly will receive
attention. A large WAter'colOr painting, en-
| titled the Course Of tho Conway byJ c.
| Reed soil by Charles Dickens to be the finest
| in the world, Is certainly the haudsomcst We
| have seen, A iull.tugth painting, entitled
"Aagdalen,' supposed to be 2sJ years Old, aud
| i'm admirable condition, is gem in the de-.
partment of antiquities. Among other artists
represented arc DurRud, CLIFFORD, Bsard,
! Turner and Brown Guo piece Of bronze,
nm "Iuaian Cir, in Her Canoe, is certainly an
article Of rare merit, 4 communion service
Iofsiycr from tho old Swedish church in Will.
miugton, Del, presented by Gustnyus
| Adolphus, king Of Sweden, nearly POO years
ago, aud case OF carly Greek Uud Euuscau
antiquities received from Now York city are
amoug the noted articles in that line OF ok
hibiJs, The Chinese aud japanese depart.
monts are filed with specimens Of lno worlt-
nanship aud rare merit A Abcdstcad, richly
carved In wood aud ivory supposed TO have
been anreplltously taken FROM China aud
concealed IN warehouse in san Francisco,
while the soyornmeut instituted search, aud
finally brought to New York and this city,
deserves mention,