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Another View of Gen. HaZen-s
Order.

Editor StGT:-The recent order published by
General Hazen, Chief Of the signal service, caus-
Ing his men to participate in the parade March
9Th, and to wear the prescribed uniform OF the
regular army, to which they belong, is a step
In Tie right dreCti0n-and IL carried into effect
viii cause this body OF men to realize that they
ore what they are.
In complying With this order and wearing the
UNIFORM or the regular army (Which proudly
wore for years as regular S0ldler,} Will be bat
part OF their enlist nient contract. The enlist
ment contract which they signed is precisely
the same as that which Signed-vi3: That
would obey the orders OK the officers appointed
over me according 10 the rules and articles OF
war.
The disparaging and inappropriate eptthets
n alluSson to the soldiers or the regular army
as used In the open letter addressed to General
aazen, copy OF which was published In The
STAR OF the 9th inst. viii avail them nothing
The General is authorized 10 decide whether
the men under his command are gentlemen or
soldiers, and Judging from his past method OF
discipline bur few months viii elapse under
his administration as chief OF the corps until
his men viii proudly attire themselves In the
gaTb which they now term Livery OF Drunk
ards" and shake hands with their brother
soldiers; whom they now term "Fugittves from
Justice = ID
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Washington MARKET. retail Prices.

MEATS--Beef-Slf on ga SC. per 10. do. porter
house, IS22Gc.; rio roast 10a1Sc.; steak 1215a2Jc
CoTned Beef. Sat0c.; Dried Beef Clipped, 25a30c.:
do sllceG. CSC: Lamb, 1Sa2jc.; Veal 12Ta20c
Mutton, 12Ed15c.; Pork. 18a12kc.; Sausage
IKE; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12HalGc
shoulders. sa10c.: Breasts. 1Gal2Lsc; Lard, Sa10c
FRCITs.-OrangeS. 25aS0c. Der dOZ.: do (F!Orida)
ifa50c.: Lemons, 30aiJc. per COZ: Bananas 4ga-
ste. per doz.: Apples, 3oa40c. Per peek; Crauber-
RES. lnal2L ct5 per quart.
FIsH.-Perch, 4na59c. per bunch; Rock, large
-5a20c. per O., 25a5Gc. per bunch Mackerel, 15c
per IT,: Halibut, 15a20c.; Trout. l2aI5c per H.:
Catfish, 20a25 cents per bunch: Lobster. Ice. Der
IL; Terrapin ts!iders), S6aS9 per Dozen do tdIa-
mond back SIS per dozen: Turtle 25c.asl each,
BCITER.-Philadelphi Print 45c. aj0c. per TO-:
western Creamery, 40a45c.; New York. 35a40c.:
ron. 25a35c.; Cheese, 15a20c.; Eggs, 22a3oc. per
dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. irish. 25aS0c. per ok;
&c. sweet 5oa4ec. per PIX: Cabbage. sal Sc:
Beets 3a5c. per bunch; Lettuce. 5asc. per head:
Iunips. l5a20c per ps.; onions. 5oa60 per PIX
carrots. sc, per bunch; Peas (biack eye
l0c. per quart; Beans, (Lima) 12ai5c. per qt;
Squash. Ease. per pound; Spinach 2oa3oc.
per PIX: CaulifioWer 2Oa30c. each. Celery. 5a
1ec. Per bunch.
PorLTRY.-Cnickens, 60asl per pair: Ducks.
6Gc.aSl Per pair; Geese ,5c.aS1 .25; TURKEYS
~ ai5c. per 10: Squads. Sl.15aS2. per dOZ
GAHE.-Sn!pe, 81 70 -. 50 per dozen: Duck, foan-
vas hackl s2a$2.I - per pair; {hiue wing I5c.GSi
per pair; do. tcT0W) Soc per pair; 90 iShutfinrs)
&c., DO Fed head4, SIZE asl.50; 90. (maliard}
fiaSl.Z5: do. Clipper. 40c. Grouse. Slas1 d per
PAR: Rabbits, 75a20c.: squirrels 5alOc eacn.
Wild Turkey. Sl.50as2: PheasdntS, 75c. aSl per
pair; QUAIL, S2a$2. 50 per doz.
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The FEC III TIC Potomac.

C0SD.f7JE OF AFFAIRS THIS MORNING.
TGe siznal Cffice this mOTntUg had go
infoI nation from above trat dentt d an IN
TaeGtate food IN TIE Potomac. A. Harpers
Ferry The wafer is only four OF Eve feet ABOVE
high wafer mark. At Great Falls # has risen
cur seven inches N tTenty-fcpT hours, aud
there IS 10 sign or break. The warm weather
IS row the only cause that would produce an
early break up OF The Ice and In such event a
treshet would De comparatively harmless.
THE ICE Is THE UTTER POTOMAC RUNNING.
TIE following dispatch was received from
Hdrper's Ferry this afternoon by The Signal
Office: Both rivers rising fast. Ice running In
Shenandoah fast. All Ice has lett Potomac
above. VIII reach here sometime this after
noon., IL would take day for freshet to
reach here from HaTper's Ferry, even were the
ice broken all the way down.
The ferry boats between this city and Alex
andria Onmenccd running this morning and
are again making tips, but not on regular
time. The river outside OF the channel
TO Alexandria appears to be still ice.boUnd,
AID the ice covered with water.
AdViCes from below are to the effect that the
ice in the creeks Is being rapidly broken and
working off. and below QuantfcO the Ice on the
river is fast dSapDoaTtpg,
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Cooking Vain Ia a Cellar.

MED ASSEGBLAGE or SrsC-AT0R4
= = C--cck Iaet night In cellar OF we,'-
SHOWN restaurant IL the northwest part OF he
cl.y w2s gathered molly 2SsemS.ag-e OF about
fty people from all The walks OF lite. There
was 8 soma or, a Heli-knOwn Judge, q prominent
physician. several or our enterpTisng mar
ch4nfa and nearly all OF the sporting men OF
TIE District their object beinG. to witness n
c0csing main be-wseb some OF the pest chickens
CT fhts city ard the true blue" strain Of Mary-
!aDG. After about an hour and a half spent in
wraGChng between the owners OF Lfe different
Chicks IL regard 20 weight ages, records. etc.
or tie COCKS, IN which the words condition"
toe rHcl rat trough legs, ..d.steIn par.
n@d feefinS, etc, were heard. match was
fnal!y arranged hetween red BAKER c4at,
Nf nl los = o., and blue Douglas. weight
i'e cZ. At the beginning or the fipht The
oHos were III favor OF the Douglas COCK,
Oh account of MS extra weight and
5o0d condition. but after wen
tough battle OF II minutes, the favorite showed
ois TAU feather and ran. The next fight WAS
stag LAD fiTe ounces more weight than the
Cock, cut IL proved 10 De o. little use. as be vas
klied a. TIE first jump of hts opponent. The
third and last fight was between an old
Douglas cock with Sole head, the result OF {.
cat Ie o. TWO weeks ago. and black and red
cock who vas 1D such fine condition that the
betE;l5 y DIS . 20 , Ia his favor. This was by far
the 0ts- battle OF the night. One minute one
would be the faVorfte and the next minute the
othtT or e would lead tae betting: After fight
ing Tor - minutes they both laid down on the
foOT. completely exhausted. The ''pitters"
na;i1g each counted nifty. declared the black
ana red COCK the winner, as the Old Douglas
Ed ioIed 10 snow any signs Of life and MS rival
hat attempted 10 get up on his feet, which is
cohsi1eied 10 Dc equivalent 10 showing hight.
Ao0Gt q. IN. the molly crowd dlsper ed to
tnfli ZONES j. is given out that another battle
VII. II fought IL the same place next Week.
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andria.

1HE 22D OF FEBRUARY CELEBRATIoN.--At q
meeting OF citizens held at the chamber of the
beard of aldermen last night to make arrange
mentS for the celebration Of Washington's
birthday, 22d instant, Mayor Smith In the chair
ana M. Is. Harlow acting secretary. Mr.. Il. T.
Lucas, fFcm the committee on subscriptions
reported that the committee had raised SOL
The following executive committee 10 make all
tie necessary arrangements for the parade was
announced G. II. Smith, W. Z. Carne u. L
Lucas, E. Il. CarltD, A. 7. Ramsay, Jno. Lar
non. Jas. :. douglas, E. Z. Downham, captain
F. /. Smith, William Murtaugh, f. L. BrockPtt
NJ. b. Harlow. j. b. Robinson William Ii. Mar
bury. George Dufley, Isaac Eichberg.
A BABY IN NEII--A coiored II an named
King. living on Gibbon street, between Alfred
ana Patrick. the locality known as "Nailor' 5
Hill, found IN the DoX OF his clubhouse yeSter-
day the body OF q new born Infant. Believing
that the child had been murdered, he took the
body into bis house and notified the coroner
DIR. r. {. Powell, Who had a jury summoned
ard an inquest was held, at which it was ascer-
tanned that young colored girl named Ida
King, the stepdaughLer OF the mar who found
the cody, was the mother OF the child: thai It
being born dead, she had placed the body
where Ii was found TO prevent her parents from
becoming acquainted with the facts In the
case. The coroner, after an examination being
satisfied that the child was born dead, the Jury.
OF which Nj. Richard RGdd was foreman, rem
deTed O. verdict in accordance with the above:
aid the girl, for whose arrest a warrant ia /
Ceen prepared, was ischarged.-Gdzette, 10'd.
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aHsfIse.s,ents. DC.

tCRD'S nPERA H0UsF.-"DTeaIns" was played
again last evening TO a large audience. i'ne
humorous situations with which the niaY
apCulds suffice 20 keep audiences In a constant
roar OF laughter from the opening scene to tue
final drop OF the curtain.
NATIONAL THEATFR. bob Acres" DIS
appeared from the boards OF the National last
evening. He will be succeeded by "Rlp Van
Winkle." That popular play Will be given To-
night and 70 morrow night, and at the matt
company.
LINCOLN HLLL~--The first lecture Of the Y NJ
c. 4. Course viii be delivered at Lincoln Hall
ms evening, py Or. John Lord. His subject
" IL DO The Rise or Modern Poetry" The LEG
tire VIII no preceded by half hour organ con-
cert by Prof. BlScnoff.
ORD FELLOWS HALL~-"The Pirates of PEN
Zance1 was given at odd Fellows Hail. last
evening. acceptaDly. II will be repeater TO-
night,
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GETTING READY FOR TIKI Observation-Disclosures
the Water street merchants do not anticipate
treshet, yet past experience has made them
SOmewh hat cautious, and those who have WOOD
upon the wharves are moving Ii, aud the lum-
Der men have their ropes ana slaves, etc,
readJ TO fasren their stock as best they may. II
II be necessary. IL being too heavy 4 j9O 10
move II. one OF the merchants says that II a
freshet does occur, it VIII be upon Sunday, as
that Is the day upon which former Hoods have
reached here.
THE Potomac Boat CLUE IMPROVEMENTS were
begun to-day by the contractor, MI. James
Meem. One OF the features OF the improve
meDts will be a ball roOm 46X63, which is to be
handsomely decorated and freScoed with shells.
oars and other appropriate emblemS OF the
craft. There is to be also ladies' reception
room, and number OF docking rooms for
ladies to leave their wraps DC. The back build
ing is already being raised. The roof OF the
entire building is to be fiat, with two towers,
Inc whole TO be surrounded by rustic cornice3
and small rail, so that the roof viii DE eligible
for race viewing
ELECTION OF 0FFICERS.- The GEORGETOWN
branch Of the Land League recently elected the
following officers: VIM. Smith, president: DAM
OLeafy. secretary; 7. Z. G0wau, treasurer
The society now numbers 10 members.
DIED WITHOUT MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.-A four
months Old child OF Betsy Curtis died in Pax
TONS alley last G, eDiDg, without having had
medical attendance. Tie coroner has been no.
titled.
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fTR0TE N BREEF.-ln the house OF commons
yesJe;iaF Mr. Forster stated that the coercion
r''l would apply 10 foreigners. Mr.. Arthur
conner. n0ineruier, denounced as an afro
ciDGS valumGy the statement thai Irish mem
b, IS OF parliament received pay from the land
ieag ne. Ia the house OF lords Earl Granville
foreign secretary, declined to n Ike a detailed
statement On the position OF the Greek queS-
ton, as II might a. the present MON anE In
crs aSC the risk OF war. The British govern
mtnt Instructed General Sir George p. Coltey
Free slate. Inc olive branch to Beers who law
down their arms, promising to propose a
friendly scheme OF settlement. The BaSuto in
SuigenyS have been defeated at Masera. The
Spanish cabinet has decided TO grant amnesty
10 journalists at present being prosecuted Or
already condemned for press offences. Among
the starving Cral Is nirgiz tribes In Eastern
Russia they are selling children for grain. The
steamship Batavia Is still missing. It is esti-
mated that IS GOO cattle have been lost by the
noCds IN tie province or Seville. Spain.
At the Michigan state Capitol, In Lansing.
Yesterday, Robert Ciippinger, a messenger boy.
while Sliding down the balU5trade OF the fourth
story stairway. fell TO the main 1i0or, fifty Tee
and vas killed.
John n. Edwards, d telegraph operator at
Paris, Tenn, fatally shot James Champion yes
terday fer insulting his wife.
The inundation at New Orleans now covers
an area In the settled portion OF the city 'Of five
square miles, containing probably $4,000 In
habitanre.
Catherine N0hr, destitute widow. with
seven children. cut her throat III New York
yesterday IL an attempt to commit suicide bur
VIII probably recover.
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The Eali or the Gamblers,
OBSTRUCTION or TEE CAPTURED PROPERTY.
N-nStn.1il1- a. -.

DEs-RCCTI0N OF me cAF-CRED rRoPERTY.
Yesterday afternoon. Maj. Brock, SUpefir.
tendert OF poiea, gave orders Tor the dem9.t-
ton Or The gaming para piernalia seized IN The
late raid on the gambling houses. It had been
removed TO rear room in the 5th precinct
station house and the Officers who received
the order proceeded with axes and smashed the
various articles into atoms, among them some
expensive tables. The ivory chips and deal
boxes were retained as evidence and will in due
lime also be destroyed. one OF the tables was
black ebony, and IL Is said cos5 $1,000. There
were others considered valuable by their
oWneTs, although they Coss much less.
THE WITNESSES.
There were two senators aud six RepreSen-
tatiyeS in Congress IN the various houses
raded. They all of course gave false names
and protested against being mOlested as they
were Violating no Law. The names given were
taken by the police and SummonSeS issued for
their appearance next week a. the police
court as witnesses against the propriet0r5 OF
these hlliStS.
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\ PEONIsSORY NOTE FOR CAMPAIGN FCEps -
TIE -ase o. .leSls, trustee. az. Shepherd was
argued n the court In General Term yester-
d"y, A. y. Bradley FOR the plaiDtin and W. D.
D2VIGge Tor The defense This is an appeal In
the case where CX-GOv- Shepherd urged ex-
Gov. 81. d. cooke, OF the republican national
CO. mtlee, TO all MI. Sawyer, OF ). c.. In his
osEa-JTial contest 20 the extent OF = 5}A and
SlepneTd left an Incomplete promis59ry note
iCr a. 5''u with Mr. Cooke. TO De held until funds
should come III 10 the committees treasury IN
oICef 70 reimburse Cooke who advanced the
zoe. The note, lllled up ami compIe:e. Wa
found among the assets OF Jay Cooke i Co. and
was sued On by Mr.. Lewis. their assignee and
TIE sui now comes up on appeal to the Gen
eial TtTm.
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The Shot Which Killed Henry
EfieS8S
VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
Dr. Patterson, lie coroner. held an inquest
yesterday On the body OF Mr. Henry Pnegan
VINO was shot Wednesday afternoon by stray
bullet fired from the Washington Scheutzen
palk. verdict OF accidental shooting was
rendered. The evidence was to the effect that
TWO Young men, Thomas and Chappell, asked
PERMISSION at the hotel in the ash,ngton
ScleulZen park TO use the range for practice
sDocting. and their request was granted: that
me at ceased was at work fully 80 yards dis.
taht from the stand when bali from the en-
closure struck him; that the ball must have
passed over the barricade behind the target:
that The door OF Mrs. WidmayeI'S slaughter
mouse, where deceased was as work, was open
at The time. and that the two young men who
were sno011ng were surprised when they learned
that one or them had killed a man. Ii Is not
customary for the range TO be used by any
others than the members OF the ScheutZen
Yeretn or friends invited by a member The
verdict as found By the jury recommends to the
ScheutZen Nerein that they take suitable pre-
cautions 10 prevent such accidents IN future
SPLENDID GLASSES =. Hempler, opIc.au.
70 ycsKh
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CHANCE O. HIGHWAY ROBEERY.-Jffnas Carr
y0dL5 White man, was before the Polce Court
Yesterday charged With highway ROBBERY in
ara - 'DOwd his hat. boots and coat. Mr.. O'D1Wi
stated trat he and defendant had been drink
ing together pretty freely last CHRISTMAS eve
and that defendant left him on the ST rect sud
tt9l-y. ana lie [WttueSS) was immeftatf'Y
kLocHed down and robbe1, but could nOt fdaG-
tty 4SfeEtanf as the man who robbed him.
Two ate girls testified for the defence THAT
they -a~ carr lying ia the snow drunk Oh the
night < question. The case was sem TO lue
SrAT-- Ivy BONDS $40.
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District Government Affairs,

Health Officer TOwnShend to-dEy sent a note
20 The Commissioners inviting their attention
10 the very filthy condition Of that portion or
6th street northwest, between Pennsylvania
avenue and street, occupied as hack stand,
ItieTrt3e 70 request OF JAS. +. Campbell
cCL1Aauuing company a" Garfield Gtler1S
that his eCmngnd De furnished WIN arms aud
eqUiE mentS, the District commissioners reply
that they have been notified by sue Ordnance
department. that 10 further issue Of arms TO tie
militia of iAe District o. Columbia can be MAD
a. heir account Is loT largely o;trdrdHn.
HE RatjinCEe -:.EsFfgFH OF this morning
says: ar. Smith ToWnsnend. n@atLa 0ill;a" u{
- Washington. was III Tie health dap9rtnant
YESTERDAY engaged III examining the faJle OF
registering tie DftnS aud d1Atas. with :. rierv
u att0D;iHg ta5 plan foT the national CAPITA"
Bdi.dirg permits issued by InSp C Oh E1tTl-
sc: John Nj. DutsleT erect d twJ-S.1ry store
and dwelling corner i9tn and T Streets nor.i.-
west; 5000 Edward Temple erect a private
Steole Oh Massachusetts, ave. and 9tn sJcrot
northwest: 500. ID. L. Rice, erect ! tw0-story
dwelling, lIIh between / ana II streets: : ib;p}
The CABBAGE SERVICE.
me Commissioners 10 day made an order
that William o. DenntS0D, IsutQ c. DannisoG
Patrick Danaher ard john H. Clark Surttie, G!
Il. Clay Jones and Francis Carter. agents BE-
suspended from the further Performance OF all
TOrk and duty in the execution of the contract
for removing garbage and night soil, TO take
effect from this day, February II. ISL, aud a
copy or the order was directed 70 be sent TO
each one OF the parties interested. Proposals
Will SOon De invited for 4 new contract FOR this
service and In The meantime the service VIII
Dc performed under the supervision OF the
health officer.
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The Dangers Of the SchuetZen Park
Rifle Practice.

E'Tto1 M0f:-The account published yester-
day OF fatal accident caused by the practice
OF firing at mark. is calculated to alarm
every person who passes into the Soldiers Home
by me lower entrance. which is in the line OF
tire from the Schuetzen Park, protected Indeed
by brick wall Intervening. but ex posed to &C.
cldeht from careless shooting Or handling OF
the rifles there used. In the interest OF the
security OF human life the attention OF the
D. G.. authorities and those OF the SenuetZen
Park is called to 20 THIS subject. e O.
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u l1JE THROAT FEELS SORE OR IsCoHFoRF.
ALE Use promptly Dr.. jayne's ExpecCora1J
i VII relieve the air-pdSSageS OF al phlegm
or IiaIcoCS- allay Inflammation, aud 10 give the
affected parts a chance 10 heal. No safer rem
Toy can DC Lad for all coughs and colds or any
COMPLAINT Oh the throat or lungs, and a brief
tina Will prove its efficacy.
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s,nusa,,ept, &C.. Tonight.

FoTre JI.s H1ass. "'A..e Ei8Iia'5
Dreams
!Ya:sos., Tt.o Joe Jeifcls1l as RIP Van
Wilk.e.
Gi9 Fs.oes THE Pilates OF PEN
sanCe.
L.s..a.i. Ia -.--.e---.re oy DIR. Lold-'Risa of
Hnd.rE PHI.
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The weather..

hrTf,E q rig CETzF signal O=E--EEl
u tSrTrsTrE, ,. g.. Sch. =. -, 90 2 IT.
F0T tie TAi1St-. Atlantic states, fax vc,.-l5-,
followed = Increasing C;CEtileSs, p23aItr ain
areas, y5.ri1t ~ Winds shifting GO 6OI-1e cry,
stationary or higher zen, peTs.Cre. genera ;
-Ove- barometer.
RANGE CF TEs THE9MCE sTER
Tbs 7cliC8.ns lTe the readings o. tc9 her
momeler a. the signal Ui1ice during the Gay
o. m, ~ j. T., - ,; Z Z. IL, 5:2. Max
mum = minimum 55s
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CONES, silver, gilt, Jet and steel at Prlgg's.

TIE ALLEGED MARYLAND HORSE THIEF IN
1AlI--John DUFFY, colored boy who Was
arrested yesterday morning for having a nor5c
III his possession which IL is alleged he stole
1lOln gentleman naIned Edward F. Clark near
Laurel, Nd, was committed TO lail TO-DAY 70
Wf1t a r6quiSitioli from the Maryland author
itieS charging him with grand larceny. His
employer, who lives near Mr.. CLARK states that
a few days before the horse was missed Duffy
ASKED him, II he were going to steal horse
He replied that II he We're going 10 steal morse
he would steal II from co!0rad man DuTv
seems TO have been OF the same oplnton, as the
cGSe shows.
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CAPTURE or A ROBBER.-TueSday night an e5-
capped penitent!ary convict named Henry Allen
(colored) attempted to enter the residence OF
Capt. CusSons, On the mountain road, about ten
miles from Richmond, but was caught In the
act and captured. He had climbed upon the
house and was making an effort to cut through
the roof. when Capt. Cussons captured him.
HeMaS brought G0Hn Oh the accommodation
train on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad yesterday morning and turned
over 10 tie pOliCe.- RiEhln1nd WIN mn
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ELISHA COURTNEY and ROuSCO p. Griffith, the
read agents who robbed the mail from AleXan-
dfia, near OpelousaS Ia, on February ), have
been arrested and carried TO New orleans. They
MOI ey, which they obtained from registered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-11

Lgatingt No Medicine 10 swallow! This neH
system of cure and Wonderful Discovery is the
Yora Of d nT M;sss Rssr Of 2ss
tains. VIII give 81. coo for case Of Pies c.n.
not Cure. Consultation and Examination Free
Can be seen ut e29 18TH ST., corner r northwest
every alternste week. Jaa: II 20 ~. 81 10 FEB.
&. II to -, 70 to Msroh 6. u to H. 28 to I'D April
JAMES CIR ESS, Md.
jana 020 18th st.s cor, + northwest.
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P4REHTS tAN SOLVE The Problem how 10
dress Toys We'll With q small amount OF money
by selecting their clothing at the Bows Cloth
lns House Of b. Robinson y o.. $40 Pennsylga-
: 2yet ue. as "e name the lowest prices Ia the
D-Srri-T.
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DEErS N FEE have been recorded as follows.
VI u. Pyles 10 j. T. / PyleS part 4. s0. 81.
s..e,t. q. Peter TO Flora b a0ell, Iot L. sur
inrs ! and IS. so. 159; sos. ". ". Bucl lite 70
II. T. CrGif. lots u aad %, ST.. 449 Fl 500 W
II. Mills. trustee. TO WE. Mattingly ct al. 10.
.. 81 =, ; SOC, Eugene CaruSl. trustee, ef al.
70 J. u NCPneTSOn, lot %, So. 623; 500 Wm
Mayse 20 T. D. Yeager. lot -. So. 3Sg; ST. 800. j.
: BlaDsnan 10 Margaret A.Thyson, lot ~, sub.
IA: S>''t ard encumOTance for 5000 Margaret
A. Th5son 10 J. : Blankman lots 81 ana IS.
sur OF 81. As; $500 subject 10 $500 cucumber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-11

EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF RESUScIT4TInN.-
John Wilson, who some time since was reported
es being buried alive by snow Slide near
Chalk Ranch. In Colorado, was rescued ana re-
winding.sheet for forly-nine hours. He owes
his life to the exertions Of ). W. Virgin. Chas.
Crews, Chas. Downing and Mr.. Caldwell. who
nearly persisted in making their way through
snow drifts to the spot where Wilson was
ouritd: After digging Tor several hours, they
Iound wilson in an upright position, with his
pi ie above his head. held by his right hand.
Lie was not extinct. and after many hours OF
Wcik ana careful nursing, consciousness was
restored, and his fiDai recovery is expected.
resolutions OF Sympathy for the Irish and
Censui iCf me Bfillsh government have been
fassea in the LIMOS Legislature.