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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
!Syt00sis for he past "a hours.

SYNOPSIS Tor We past n HONTS'
WASHINGTON, March II, l a. m.-Ihe bar
ometer Is highest in the north Of the Lower Lake region
and lowest IN the Missouri Valley. Fair weather pre-
walls in all districts. with nOrherly winds on the Allan
tic Coast and south winds in the Gulf states, the
Ohio Valley Lake region and Northwest. The temper
AZURE has changed slightly the AtlaGc Coast fallen
ahtly I'm the Onio Valley and Tennessee, aud risen in
the Northwest and the Upper Lake region.
Indications for to-ddD
For NewFngland slightly colder fair weather north
east to southeast Winds rising followed by falling barom-
etcr. ..,
For the Middle and South Atlantic States, slightly
warmer fair weather during the day with northeast to
southeast Winds rising followed by falling barometer
Indications for t0InOrTOO
The indications are that fair weather will prevail on
the Atlantic Coast during Friday with rising teInpera
ture and eastery souhery winds in the Middle ana
south Alta tic states.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, March l6.-Chares H.
Chapin, president Of the Rochester Bank, is dead
BIppEFoKD Me- March l6-Wilam Noyes died to-day
at the age of years He was the founder OF
The Maine Farmer, and of the founders of the
Union d,d J0lrol More recently he has been connected
with The Maine Democrat and The York County Iade
pendent
PARIS March 16.-Edward Foussier, the distinguished
dramatic author is dead. NJ. Fousser was born at
Paris July 23 1924.
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evening. Among those present were Assistant Corpors
ton Attorney Noah, Judge stephen d. stephens OF Hch
mond County Albert Weber, DR.. Gibbs, Robert Dunlap
and H. II. Brockway. Major Noah presided In tho ao
Of Charles Blacke the president OF tho club Inc
dinner passed OF pleasantly, and was followed Dy hu
merOus tOass and speeches. The Crescent C0D, "nicn
has been in existence aboat three years. has MEMBER
ahiD Of
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THE CAR AND NIHLISM.

LONDON, March 16.-A Copenhagen dispatch
TO The ST. Jamess Ga;ee, this afternoon. says: " 1t is
stated that the Car has received convincing proofs that
the Nihsts are determined to abandon their policy OF
assassination Imperial cemency win consequently be
extended to political prisoners aud executions VIII be
reduced TO the utmost 20 3sibe limit"
dispatch from odessa to The Times says: Several
persons have been arrested here who supposed Ia be
connected with active Nih.lism and Gland slime press,
together with type and copies Of a proclamation de-
nouncing the late po trials, have been seized
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THE ZUNfS NOT DECEIVED.
Editnr OF Thn Trtbnne.

tn the EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of March appears
an article in which the recttude OF Mr. f. H. Cushings
course among the Zun Indians is questioned The writer
of that article evidently Iabored under a misappre
henson Of the facts the Mr.. Gushing Ia my In
Innate friend and have watched his self-sacrihcing
labors among these interesting people with great In
terest He has not attempted TO deceive them with
reference his object coming among them, or TO his
future intentions concerning them. No other white
man has been acquire their confidence and secure
their friendship to the extent which he has, but he has
not achieved this result by the practice OF any decep-
ton He went among them as their friend, and after
closely scrutnizng HIS conduct they became satisfied
that he was their friend, adopted him member Of
their tribe m de him member OF their Council chief
second In authority only to their governor head chief
and after probation OF more than years Initiated
him into their sacred orders During all this time they
have distinctly understood his purpose In coming among
them lie has watched their oeremOnials and made
eOpous notes and sketches OF everything he and
heard listened and recorded their traditions
and folklore without the least effort at eOncealment.
His pen and pencil have been III such constant use that
he scarcely found leisure correspond with his
intimate personal friends has been very industrious
In procuring and forwarding 10 Washington valuable
ct hnol1 gical aud archaeological specimens
All this they have distinctly understood, and not
only have they permitted IL, bat they have given him
every facility for so doing His great success - due
alone 10 his ability, bat lar ~ 10 the fact that lac s
their uend aud that his friendship has been atesed
by good oeos toward them In which he has Incurred
great personal risks. They do not expect him 10 re
main permanently among them, "a VIII appear ny Inc
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THE FRENCH CABINET AND THE BUDGET.

the which elect the budget committee Of twenty
composed the point il made that it ia likely the
committee will be unfayOrabln VI. Says proposals.
NJ saws ORGAN the journal dies DebIts, that the
existence of the Cabinet based upon the budget
gramme hut that il the committee is hOste the Cabinet
will not resign hut will await the debate i'm the Chamber
Of Deputies The solution OF the question Will thus be
LAM 1AE npnI
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LAST DITIDEYD or 4 SAYINGS BANK.

Christian Laase, Dane, age twenty-four who
was employed in the pickle factory al No. 696
Green wlchst. attempted TO kill himself there yes
terday lie first shot himself III the left side and
then cut his throat with razor. 1t is alleged that
he had been disappointed In his suit for the hand of
a Young woman living in Jersey City, and that this
had caused his desperation. He was taken to
ST. Viucents Hospital, where his injuries were re-
0arded as probably fatal. Ills mother is said 10 be
n inmate OF the Insane Asylum Oh BlackwelPs
Island.
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THE MONTENEGRO ARMY not Modified.

VIENNA, March lG.-1he POHttct COrTeSp0n-
deee says that in reply inquiry has received from
the Government Of Montenegro declaration that the
reports Of the mobilization OF The MOnenegrin army
"a pure invention The Correspondence adds that the
greater portion of the published from and about
MOntene gro is generally false.
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mbIoincd extract from letter which his adopted
father the head chief dictated to his mother and which
| am permitted to 10 copy. He Is known among the
many tribes OF tho Southwest q i" the Washington
Zuli and he has by invitation visited In their secluded
If the So tribes to which no other white
man has ever been admitted z.
NetC- York, March | l. 1892.
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THE FAULT OF AMERICAN PUBLISHERS.

LONDON, March 17.-Ihe Daily Ac'cS this
morning says the suspension Of negotiations in regard to
DOWNRIGHT treaty between England and America is en-
tirrlV due 10 the lack of common action among Ameri-
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,nere was large gathering Of o1ens at tho City Hall
last night 10 express. their opinion Of and protest
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DINNER OF THE CRESCENT CLUB.

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BIRTH.
DIED.

BRTNSMADEA Washing On, Conn, March 3 a son Ere
erick Gunn) to John c. Brnsmade
The Evening critic., 1882-03-02
National Hotel Arrivals.

J.J. Schneider N. y; j. Connor, N. y; Mrs.
Marshall, Va; Mrs. James Bailey, Portland,
Me-; J. w. Bailey, Portland, Me-; j. yailo, Mo-;
II. breckenridge, Pittsburg; Hon. b, +. Camp,
Chtcagoi l.. l.. Boone, Va; James Price, Ohio;
Miss u Avery, Ohio; Miss Gussie Hale, Ohio;
A. II. Brown, Neb.; S. cushwa and wife, Clear
spring. Thomas g. Dyer, N. Y; Thomas u.
Williams, N. X; Col. Thomas Smith, Warren
ton yya'i Dr. D. &C. Q; Gordon, Warren
Cation, ohioi, II: q: Root. yermont
7. s. Geiger, BALTIC; J. 5. Smith, W. Va; ohas.
p. Jauney, Va; +. w. o. Whiting, Mass; ID. ".
Franklin, Fargo d. T.; Hon. ?. Merrill, DR.. o.
W. sherman. VT; W. =. chamberlin, N. T.; II.
Bradford, Phila.; Thos. A. Nelson, N. vi NJ. NJ.
Walden, Iowa; A. ID. Frick, Pa. John Dubois
Dubois, Pa; NJ. Klein, w. Riser, Pittsburgh (;
Il. S: Mcconnell, W. Va; John j. Fowler, N.
y; r. McMurdy, Ohio; Chas. wigg, d. r. NIL
ler fhila.; J: i. Dotrich, H.; ]. NJ. Book, Pa (;
d. BassetI, Mimi; N. whitesides, Ohio; w. p.
Price, Ga. Thomas Van Embergh, N. y; J..
Deully and wife, Mimi; A. Cornwall and wife,
Alexandria Bay; @. ID. DOrr and wife, MINI.
DIR. Charles Wilson. Phila.; Mrs. Z. Wilson,
Phlla.; II. G. Clarke, Kansas; II. e. Ewing,
fhila.; W. o. Walker, Boston; w. Selbie and
wife, Deadwood; George Northrop, Phlla.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-02
Political Points.

Representative Dunnell, of Minnesota,
denies that he is a candidate for the Senate or
that he is the author Of the letter attributed to
him.
Mr.. JOHN ST. CLAIR, of Batesville, Ind,
a prominent young Republican and clever
fellow generally, has secured a postal clerk
ship on the Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad.
The Chicago Tribune tells story to the
effect that Jay Gould, prior to the Indiana
election, signihed to Mr.. Hurlburt, editor OF
the World, that he would like TO aid the Demo-
cratic cause, that through Hurlburt he had an
interview with Gen. Hancock, and that Gould
offered to contribute $4,000 and Hurlburt
agreed to take the money to Indiana, and did
In fact go TO that State just before the election
The nomination of Hon. Stanton j. Peelle
for Congress in this district seems to be n
cession TO the established custom of renomi-
mating a faithful Representative than 1t is
a recognition of Mr.. Peelle's merits and the
earnest disposition he has shown to serve his
constituents. He has developed an aptitude
for useful service in Congress which should,
and we presume will, be recognized by a
unanimous renomination.-Iadiand IlDaeS.
The Charleston Is. C.) Mems is very prop.
erly indignant over the report that Mackey,
Republican contestant, has presented fraudu-
enough; but how much worse than It is to be-
long TO and defend those who have carried
elections by tissue ballots cast by thousands?
Mr.. Mackey, however, will testify that all OF
the interlineations were made before the
witnesses signed the anldayits, and Will, II
necessary. bring witnesses to establish his
denial of fraud,
The Evening critic., 1882-03-02
Bill Nye In a sunaower Costume.

There was an entertainment at Laramie a
few evenings ago, In which the guests ap-
peared in such costumes as their taste sug
gested. The following will give some idea of
the occasion: Mr.. Nye wore a Prince Albert
coat with the tails caught back with red yarn,
and homemade sunfiowers. He also wore a
pair OF velvet knee-breeches, which, during
the evening, in an unguarded moment, split
up the side about nine feet. This, together
with the fact that one Of his long black stock
ings got caught on the top OF window cor
nice, tearing small hole in II, letting out the
made up, seemed 10 cast a gloom over the
countenance OF this particular guest. With
one large, voluptuous calf. and the other con
siderably attenuatesi, Mr.. Nye seemed more or
less embarrassed,
The Evening critic., 1882-03-02
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LACONIC LOCALS.
.I,rsHED AUGUST ises.

THE street-lamps will not be lighted to-
night
THE police made thirty-thrce arrests dur
ing the twenty.four hours ending at a.. m.
THE District docket at Police Court to-
day comprised half a dozen Insignificant cases
ALBERT LEWIS, colored was to-day ac-
quilted Of the charge Of petit larceny IN the
Criminal Court.
JESSE GREENHow, colored, who shot his
favorite, but faithlcss, sweetheart, In the arm
with pistol, has not been apprehended.
In the matter of the estate of A. Nj. So
teldc, an order has been made In the Probate
Court authorizing the sale OF the personal es-
M,uAL1A JOHNSON. small colored girl
bit Iethc Castle, smaller companion, on the
car. and was conNtcted IN the fNnce Court To-
day.
EMMA SMITH. colored woman, was
charged In the Police Court to-day with keep
ing a disorterly house, but the charge was not
sustained.
The Union Veteran Corps Of this city
viii 20 to Baltimore April 10 ioin with other
organizations In the celebration OF the sur
render Of Gen. Lee at Appom2ttox.
PHrNEAs GREEN APPLE. = hatcher, was
nned ave dollars by Judge smell to-day for
of-erfng INV hciesocie meat for sale In viola
tton Of the sanitary regulations and ordinances.
The viii Of Alonzo Lennex, filed yester-
DAY, leaves all the property. both real and
PERSONAL 10 the widow, and at her death TO the
children u hts son Albert, to be divided In
equal shares.
WHITE female infant. about two weeks
cid, was found on the steps OF house No. 1902
Pennsylvania avenue, at O'Clock this morn
nsr, by Offcer Baxter, and taken to st. AIMS
Ineant Asylum.
JUpGG SWELL to-day committed Mollie
Hsrrts q coSored prostitute, to Jail TO await
further hearing on the charge OF robbing
vattse belonging TO Rosa Butler OF a quantity
ce wearing apparel.
The court in general term to-day passed
q tnSl decree in the case OF Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance Company against Albert Grant,
appointing Mr. Brainard H. Warner receiver,
and fixing his bond at $25,O00.
JOHN ScoTT, a colored man, burglarized
the fancy goods stall of Mr.. Bernard silver
berg, at Seventh and Market Space, last night
and stole watches. rings knives frames
chains, scissors, combs Sc.- 10 the value Of
about $50, with which he attempted 10 make
his escape, but was pursued and captured by
Officer Sherwood. Judge Smell sentenced the
defendant to six months In jail
AT A quarter before u last night, Mr..
Joseph W. King, a wa'chman employed by
the Baltimore & Potomac Railroad Company,
was on the track at Four-and-a-half street and
Virginia avenue, when he was struck and
knocked down by a shifting engine. Mr.. King
was removed to his home, No. 332 street,
and attended by DIR. McWilliams, who dressed
his wounds and pronounced them serious. The
hand and foot OF the unfortunate man are
badly mashed, and amputation may be neces-
sary.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-02
storm and Calm.

The waves OF love viii dash me on a shore
Trackless and waste, whence there IL no re-
turn.
Ny mast Ia split, my rudder gone; thcy burn
Like glowing cOals--these icy waves that pour
Across my shattered deck the mad Winds
tore
Long since my sails In shreds. The black
heavens yearn
To clasp the deep; no star can discern
That might direct me TIL the storm were Ger.
70 rose the cry OF one In agony
Tossed on wide Hoods OF passion, doubt and
dread.
Then as clear morn smiles upon the sea
When wild hight has spread its wings and
fed.
So thy sweet eyes arose and shone on me,
And peace and calm upon my soul were
shed.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-02
The HaverIy's and Current History
singular COincidencea.

The Haverly's were In Washington on the
4th of March, 1881, when President Garfield
was inaugurated; they were also here when
he died, and now here when the memorial eu-
logy was given at the beginning of the week,
and the anniversary OF the Inauguration oc-
ours on Saturday next. That chance should
have occasioned such strange condolences is
strange indeed.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-02
EDUCATIONAL.

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS CoLLEoB, OOH.
- Ninth and d streets northwest, occupies its
new and attractive halls In the handsome edifce
known throughout the United States as Lincoln
Hall Building, Day and evening sessions for
Gated for real life. Students received throughout
the year. A. pamphlet containing an eloquent.
Success" by James A: Garfield; also, full insor.
nation concerning the college, will be sent free
al the college office. HENRY 9. SPENCER,
Principal Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice,
The Evening critic., 1882-03-02
Capt. Eads, Dinner.

At Wormleys last night was very
brilliant event. The dinner was In honor OF
Senior Zamacona. The guests included Vice
Justice Matthews, Senior Barca, the Spanish
Minister, Secretary Lincoln, Admiral Murray,
Senator Voorhees,, Hon. George q. Gorham,
Admiral Porter, Count Won Deust, the German
Charge dAnairs, Senator Conger, senator
SAWYER and Others