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DIED.

HANDY. At ten minutes pa { two O'Clock on Frida,
morning. February "a 1882 of CONGESTION of the heart
CLARA c. youngest daI eher of Helen r. aud the late
DIR. Charles ". Handy. of Washington, ID. C..
Funeral services from her late residence, No. l25l
Ninth street northwest, Sunday, February g. lss2
at O'clock D. Friends OF the family invited To
attend
JONES. On Wednesday night February D. 1887.
at 10 O'Clock, at her late residence, No. Ills 18th street
northwest, SARAH. widow of the late Thomas Jones.
be funeral viii take place from the Fifteenth Stres
Pre%by terrain Church on Sunday, February 10Th,
ociock Friends aud acquaintances invited to at
tend.
o'CONNOR. On Friday, February "a, 1892 at half
past O'Clock a.n., Mrs. JULIE O'CONNoR, in the
sixty NTH year OF her age. native of County Kerry.
Funeral from the residence of her son. Daniel 0Con.
nor, All street southwest sunday 18th instant, at
hslf -last O'Clock pm Friends q the family
spectfu ly invited to attend. e
SHERMAN. On Thursday, February 23 1882, at s
O'Clock p.D.. CHARLES ROlLiN SIBERIAN, aged
forty.
Remains win be taken TO Salem, NY. for burial.
SMITH On the morning Of February 10Th 1882 e
the residence Of John G. Hardness. ZIG New York
nue., MYRA q. SMITH.
The remains taken to Hagerstown. Nd. for in
teTfnent.
WEBSTER. On February 2sd, 1882, ELLA WOOD
WAkD, only child Of Thomas W. and Mary Florence
Webster, aged years aud 3 months.
Funeral services ut the residence of her parents,
Saturday. 1t $3.50 am. Internent ut Baltimore.
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RAILROADS.
FtNHE GREAT

TO THE SdEfH' N Isl aS ho ss65ttrHwEsr.
II f hrFcr 3 nttSNiElc 3sS EQUIPMENT
Trans Leave VASE y sifoS, FROM STATION. CORNER
Fer Pttsbar. and TIE Vest Chicago Limited Express
Of Plum IN Hotel sna Scoring Cars al Gao M.
E ,. $50 Z. N: IDLY. with Palace Csrs to
m dsy for fi:sars md the Iat Vest 100 p
For C Ba.dhsoiE r aHD Por 4 RAILROAD
m daily, EXCEPT Saturday. with Palace cars to
For Niiarnspcrt. Lock Haven and Elnira, at $50 a..
For New YORK am. the Past 500 Am. 1880 am,
AID l0:3oP,al- Limited Express of Pullman par
lcr Car, $50 9. III ally. EXCEPT Sunday.
sey City with b6ass Of BrooElyn Annex, afrar6iny
Greet transfer = Futon street. avoiding double
For ILlsAeirhis. 1888 am. 1880 am. 100, $40,
Csc as,a 1910 pm: On Supsy, 1JO. $40. $50
and 10 % n Limited Express. $50 a.
For slt:nicre, $40 Sos 49, 1890 am. and 80
saId i 500. $50 am. 1:3O. sac, 7:5O. $50
For Pope's Creek Line. $40 and 4:iO p.m daily
For Anns5olis. t: and 40 pm. daily. except
ALEx1SD7:Is AND FRFDEEIcKsRURG RAIL
MY I'D ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
Tor Aiexand IA, $50 80. 800 90 and IL :25 a H.
"a 5-os 6:2'; $50 ami II 80 pm. On S,lllday
For I4ehmoEd and tire South. 630 and rs a. H.
DIS. asld 500 p H.. daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains lesye Aex>Diria for Wa5h.ng ton. 600, $685.
s:55 and 1000 arr; 124O 800. 500 I 100 and
30 In. AMI Loo nidIigst. On Sunday, at
-- s-to, SO; and 1900 - 100 and 900 PIN.
Tisets and information ~ the oice nortleast corner
ton. wher cas 10 left for the checking Of bag
gage t. dest1aatiOn from hots.s and residences
FRANK THOMPSON, Genera Mansssr Ager IA
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The Markets.
RAJ T1MnRE a..

BALTIMORE February l4-Nirrnia 6s consols.
90; do. new ten ior1les 3?'s hid.
BALTIMORE. February A.-Cotign dun - mid
ding nh. Flour very quiet Howard street
3sS do. family, 6.2oa7 -: city mills suer. l.0la
100 do. extra. 5.oea6.00, 10. Rio brands. 6. IS.
Pstapsco family. 500. Wheat. southern qui,f.
western active and lower southern red, I. 3oal IS
western winter red, sioL Goal 26. February. l. ii v
2sksd March, i26A sal 26al April, l.29al 80. May.
lSiEal 81 -; June. -. asked. JUS. val 20
Corn southern firm; western steady ana quiet-sbgt-
efn white. as; do yellow, tS9}S scstr mixed. spot
and February, co. asked. March 65a ats, Ai,ril is
assed; May. 6s'rst9; june, 80 lae9sl. Oats miner
southern, l6a49 western white, 4sa, do mil e,i s6a
~ Pennsylyania, 41sSO Rye dnE. 9as96. HAY heavy
and du1-prne to choice lennsy !, anna and MARY land
i1Vea s.eo Provisions quiet and si,adynse-s PORK.
sides. packed, IS and l0a. Bsc,en-shouders. So;
clear NIB sides. Ia Hams l9aal3h.. Lard rshncd.
Ia. Butter nrn-western hacked, lSa46: rnll 25a32
tAEgs hEmer, 2ssa6. Petroleum dull-r-hnei. "a.
S"Iiee nm Rio cargoes. ordinary 10 fair, 9al0.
Sugar quet-A soft, pa. Whisky quiet and lower
LIZ frelghts 10 Liverpool par steamer dull-cuttoa,
3-leaad- -four 2s. per barrel. grain, aaGd. RI.
clts Hour. >, 5l barrels wheat {. ISL bushels cOrl
10, 100 bushels oats s3i bushels. Shipments wheat.
none: corn. 45i bushels. Salcs-wheat. 1O7 $50 bushels
corn. %, 6ao hu=hels.
NEW YORK. February 24-Stocks active and un-
settled Money. Z. ENchsngo-long, 4s5. do. short.
4s9t. State bonds dUll-kiIginia 6s per cent HIGHER.
Goyernmsnts unchanged. Cotton quiet
MN YORK. February "a Flour dun and heavy.
Wheat heavy and unsettled and Ial cents low,r Corn
dun and va, cent lower. Pork linn and quiet It,
lSob Lard weak. Ia. Is.
LONDON, February "A. 1890 PM. s. bonds,
A. ll95e do 49,. ll5; do. extended S. lO5 Atlantic
and Great Western first mortgage tyustec-
4tts; do secunds los. Erie, % do. Seconds -.
New York Central. 1872. Illinois Central, 1851 PENN
sylyania Central, 6l2. Reading. 291
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Readjus.er Nominations.
ACTION OF THE CAUCUS IN RICHMOND LAST

RICHMOND LAST NIGHT.
RICHMOND, Va, February 24.--The readjuster
eau us continued in session last r light until one
O'clock, and completed the nomination for Judges
OF supreme court OF appeals. L. L. Lewis, OF this
W. Lacey, OF NV Kent. received the nomin lfion
over two opponents Mr.. Lewis is a republican,
and is United st eS district attorney for the east
efn district OF Virginia, He is also half brother OF
Lieut. Governor Lewis. These nominations were
III nie aftermidnigit, and not teegraped on account
Oh the telegraph office being closed. The ruil court
as nominated is IS follows: Robert A. Richardson
OF Smytn county; 4. r. Fauntleroy, OF Frederick
county; Drury A. Hinton, of Petersburg; L. l..
county. They will BE- elected by the general as
Sembly to-day.
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The Situation i'm Wall Street.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE TONE OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE

IMPROVEMENT IN THE TONE OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MARKETS.
NEW YORK. February 24.-The Posts financial
article Il 40 p. m. edtioI) says: There is to-day
decided Improvement in the tone OF the stock
are higher. 1t is now beyond question that the
spectators who engi neered the decline which be-
gan On Monday and continued through the
heavy buyers OF stocks; also that one or two rail-
road capt. lists not associated with the specula-
tor, named in this movement also bought heavily
| OF their own stocks Commission brokers also re-
port the receipts OF money orders for selected
stock from that class OF wealthy outsiders
what they have the cash to pay
for. In addition to these demands there was yes
markets; notwithstanding all these demands the
market has been so demsrai1Zed that it Is under
the control OF the Spectators who favored the re-
cent depression, and 1t is not likely to
action until they get ready, Whatever
The extreme recovery in the genera list 'i has
ranged from Ka2k per cent for the active stocks,
led by Missouri Pacific to 95h, Louisville Nash
Lake Shore TO iiois, Texas Pacific to Denver
to 62zs, Western Union Telegra ph to 7SsS, Reading
to 1sO; Delaware, Lsckawanna & Western to 123I:
Kansas Texas TO s9,E; and Milwaukee st. Paul
to D7a1 While there has been this improvement
in the general list Richmond & Danylile, which
Yesterday broke from 219 to 100, closing at
1917, is to-day, on one sale down to
on sales OF 800 shares has fallen to $50 rom 2s5
As we have before pointed out these stocks are
still for the most part in the possession OF the orr
ginal cliques which brought them out and who
can move them up or down at will, without any
more regard to the general market than
to the weather. Some OF the other specf-
alties which are not active are lower
U. s. bonds are higher for the Is, southern state
bonds are duh and steady. Railroad bonds are ir-
regular, but generally lower. In the money mar
ket per cent is the lowest rate for call loans on
stocks. and 2Ha3 per cent on the q. s. bonds II Is
expected that the weekly statement OF the New
York banks tomorrow will be unfavorable. II
IS now said that Wednesday next,
March LIST, the Treasury VIII begin the prepay.
ment, without rebate, OF the coo OF 81 per
cents, called for March 18th, but this is not ofical
It is known that several million Of these bonds
are in the street, ready to go into the
Treasury az soon as such an order is
given. Tho market here for foreign
exchange 10 dull There Is a decided increase In
the supply Of commercial bills, which, however
are held at pretty fun rates There is from what
we hear, good prospect that a round amount OF
borrowed bankers bills win soon appear In the
market
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MEDICAL. &c.

ca REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
spCO cure any Of Female Irregularities OBJ
structons LeucOrrh. Medicine furnished the Door
free OF Charge Advice free. Office 906 street south
west f16-1m.
GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC TREAT
M ment and speedy Cure Of all Venereal Diseases
by consulting DR.. LEON, 237 Pennsylvania avenue.
Prescriptions and advice free Of any charge whatever
film
Mr.. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
consulted daily at 2s7 Pennsyyana avenue from TO
quickly cured Prompt treatment. Separate rooms
fQ.1r
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4 OHIO RAILROAD

TIE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE h WE ST VIA WASHINGTON
boUDLE TRACK! y ~; = COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAsE EFFECT MONDAY. JAN
EA Sfs yasHlffr9 9Sb ST. LOUIS
s. sASr = EAikEsa. ssesIg Cars to Cincinnati.
-Estin99rs Eieo.t City and Way Stations
wicheta Has ee wns and dd1 MH II.
f54lBfLIisoiE Express.
S:Ie-P t,9P q 9, EeeSs and v ay stations.
FfPi, -s5fi f,f- ~ YORK AND BOSTON
s'4c ,e:T ~ MN T AND yALEY ExfREss tcon-
FP s me- i'-ses''"n and al Point Of Rocks for
p e. L, att,is AID Laurel Express
and D0Fpcy's On sundays stops .. al stations.
10 oo-BAITIMoRE IMPRESS tstops a. Byattsville
se-FITTsBURG. CHIC AGO. CINCINNATI AND
81. LoCIS hAPhESS. farios and s,eel.lls
Baltimore. EIieott City, Annapolis and Way
; = a.. s5es oily f. Baltimore and Way
to;OcVBA.iI a9i;t- PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
SSo-Bt;s,.se ana way stations. Winchester. Fred
sakTTxoi.E mYarfspIi / tst hN0 Laurel,
y; iIFSS (F retierieS VIA Relay. stops at Annap
t t.::e-B4lillnore, Az. -p9bs and way Stations.
ehssT Way ss lGn Sunday to Point m,o Of
si if Si S' fsfsfss y tarn.,urx an,
way VA Relay. Sscis at Hystssyille and Laurel
10 Sllt II Rocks and Way stations.
Y. -te-Daftiinore and Way Stations.
h'iSES t.. HIATI sVILI.E AND LAUREL
ts :iOhfitfs ,fs1Re. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
EAFisE-S. S4tey ILs Car
Observation-Disclosures. NEW YORK and BOSTON
dXtl,Ess% sleep-nx Cars to New York. Stop at
ts;47..Chi5aGo. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS Elk
fktSS- sleeP1Eg Cars Ia Cincinnati and Chi
tDaily. .sund.y only. Other trains daily e.cep.
Sunday. ~ ~5'
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay station
FOR further information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Offices, Washington STATION GIG ard Ia5
fennsyyniS avenue, 18th street where orders
VIII be taken for baggage ~ be checked and received
any point CITY. mi
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The Chester Fire.

CHESTER. PA, February A-The fire at the Sea-
board OIL Works burned itself out this morning l.
was at first thought tha entire works would be de-
Stroyed, bat the flames We're confined to the oil
ms and the loss will not exceed SIS, coo, and is
fully covered by insurance.
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MARHlED-

PRICF-RUPPERT. On February 2lst 1892 by thu
Rev Father Mce arthy, ROBERT X. PRICE TO KATE
III. RUPERT, both Of Washington, ID. G.
ROKEs-SOPER.- At the residence Of the bride'A
mother. No. 1881 New Jersey avenue northwest on
Monday afternoon. February 20. 1852. by Kew. Ed
ward Everett Haze, Of All Souls Church, Mr.. EMER.
son K0fAES Of Baltimore. Nd. and Miss BROOK
Sic BELLE, third daughter Of Mrs. NJ. T.. and the
la:e Vim. Sorer. No cards. baltimore papers please
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SICK HEADACHE.
ITS CAUSE AND CURE.

Sick Headache of those terrible chronic diseases
that has been overlooked by the medical faculty. because
few people die directly from it, but may suffer the
agones of death enfod. Sick dache is not epend
ent on dysleptic stomach. is generally supposed
DE the but uron irritable state Of the nervous
system The headache begins hours before the stomach
becomes sick. and the of the stomach getting sick
at all is from sympathy transmitted from the
brain to the stomach.
The real and first of these headaches lies stu
further back and is to be found in POOR and impover
ished condition Of the u and while in this
ition there many local exciting for the
headaches, such fatigue, overwork, bright light, hoJ
going without the usual meal st1nu,ants and
rcus other things may bring attack but al be-
cause the nervous system is down. Now for the
cure. It is DIR. BENSON's CELERY AND CHANO-
MILE PILLS, which prepared expressly and viii
cure all nervous diseases.
Sold by ali druggists. Price. 30 cents box. Depot
LOG North Eutaw street. Baltimore Md. BY mail. two
boxes for 81, six boxes for s.. so any address
DR.. BENSON'S
NEW REMEDY AND FAvORITE PRESCRIPTION
DIR. C. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE
Is WARRANTED TO CURE
ECZEMA, LETTERS, HUMORS. INFLAMMATION
MILK CRUST. ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUP-
TIONS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP
SCROFULA ULCERS, TENDER ITCH
INGS. AND PIMPLES ON ALL PARTS
OF THE BODY.
It makes the skin white soft and smooth removes tan
and freckles, and is the BEST TOILET DRESSING IN
THE WORLD. Elegantly put up, two bottles in one
package. consisting Of both internal and external treat
ment.
All frstclass Druggists have it. Price. 81 per pack
age.
CHaS. n. CH1TTENTON, lis Fulton street, New
York city, sole agent for DIR. C. W. Bensoifs remedies
to whom All orders should be addressed. sI4-5
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AUCTION SALES.
xVALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
THIS AFTERNOON

TRTSrEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
NUE. SOUTHWEST AT AUCTION.
day OF November. A ~ 1871. and duly recorded IN
for Washington county, in the District of Columbia
and by direction of the party secured thereby shall
sell ct public auction, in front of the premises.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY FOURTH A. D.
1882, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ, all those
certain pieces parcels of ground real estate
ate and lying in tie said city Of Washington and known
and described being Lot numbered fifteen
Us, and Tire eastern part of Lot numbered
fourteen 04l in square numbered two hundred
and ninety mine 900. the said part of said Lot
numbered fourteen 0i, being described follows:
BEGINNING for the same at point the line of
Maryland avenue distant forty-eght (iS) feet and
% inch ENTHUSIASTICALLY from the northwestern
corner of said lot, and running thence northeast
wariiy along said avenue forty-egflt tiS) and
one ID incE the northeastern corner of said
square: thence south along Twelfth street west, to
the southeastern corner of eaid lot thence west
thirty four (3i feet along the southern line # said lot
and thence to said avenue and the place OF beginning
with all the improvements thereon.
Terms If Sale One-f fourth cash. and the balance in
six, twelve, eighteen, aud twenty four months from
day of SALE TO be by the notes of the purchaser
bearing interest and deed of trust the property
sold. all cash at the purchasers option. deposit of
500 viii he required at the time Of sale. Ii the terms of
sale not compiled with in five days from day of sale,
the trustee the right to resell at the risk and
cost of the defaung purchaser. All conyeyancing at
purchasers cost. LEROY NJ. TAYLOR,
I4-e0d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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The CABINET was in session up TO three O'Clock
this afternoon. IL is understood that the nomina-
tons or ex-senator Conkling TO the Supreme Court
and or ex-senator Sargent IN Berlin were consid.
cred by the Cabinet before they were sent in
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Strike.

notice of the Anaiganation association TO the
Phoenix Iron company expired last night, and, as
the company refused to confer, the men quit work
The works were closed last night and will so re-
main until workmen can be obtained to take
the place OF the strikers
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I'd Edition.
BETTER FEELING IN WALL STREET.
THE PERUVIAN CONTRACTS IN THE SENATE
aEADJuSTER NOMINATIONS COMPLETED
Latest Capitol Notes.
THE PERUVIAN CONTRACTS.


Mr.. Bayard offered the following in the Senate
this afternoon:
whereas publication has been widely lde by
the public press OF the United states OF certain
| alleged commercial contracts between certain
comp MES and copartnerShipS OF individuals rcla-
| Peru, in which the mediation by the government
| Of the United States between the governments OF
Peru. Bolivia, and Chill, is declared to be
| nee OF the said contracts: Therefore, he II
RESOLVED, That the committee on foreign rela-
| tons be, and hereby Is. Instructed TO inquire
whether any promise or stipul alton 10y which the
| Intervention by the United states in the
| controversies existing between Chill and Peru or
given by any person or persons officially connected
| with the government OF the United States; or
hlt states has been in any way exerted, prom
| ised or intimated in connection with or In
| relation to the said contracts by any one OFF,
| cIally connected, with the government OF the
[ nited States, and whether any officially con-
nected with the government OF the United States
is Interested directly or indirectly with any such
alleged contracts in which the mediation as afore-
said OF the United States Is recited To be a condi
| ton; and that the said committee have power 10
| SEND for persons and papers, and make report OF
proceedings in the p. enSeS to the Senate at the
| earliest possible day.
| Mr. Edmun,.s SAID he had drafted a resolution
covering ali the branches OF ''that most unfortu-
| nate affdir' to which reference was made:
| and in view OF the fmpoltcy OF any action which
would commit the Senate 10 inquiries about dell
cate foreign matters in advance of q careful inyeS
| tig alton by committee. he now made the sugges-
ton that he would have made rs to his own reSo-
iuti'n II he had offered it-namely, that the sub
lct be referred TO the committee on foreign rela-
tons. He intimated that the proposition prepared
| by himself would be considered by the committee
| as suggestion bearing upon the pending resolu-
| ton.
Mr.. Bayard acquiesced in the reference, with the
| remark that anything that tended to bring the
matter more fully before the country was salts
factory to him.
The resolution accordingly went TO the commit
| tee on foreign relations.
THE INVESTIGATION OF THE STATIONERY DIVISION
| OF THE TREAsURY.-The committee appointed by
Secretary Folger to investigate the Office OF Mr..
Sturtevant, chief OF the stationery division OF the
Treasury department, is at work daily There
no charges against MIR. Sturtevant; it Will be re-
membered that he asked for the investigation him.
self. The committee is at work examining into the
general business OF the Office. They have not taken
anytfoflnal testimony, but are simply yet getting
at thorough knowledge OF how the Office has been
conducted and how IL is conducted 1T present
COLONEL S. B. HoIABIRD has been assigned to
duty as acting qutrtermaster general until Gen
Ingalls, is confirmed
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Jackson Arrested.

CHESTER, PA, February 2i-Prof Jackson. pro.
prtetor Of the pyrotechnic works where the ex.
plosicn occurred last week with such fatal results
and Charles Van Horn, his assistant. have been
aFfe>tei ana are In custody. Nan Horn was in
such precarions condition that ne could not lie
removed from his home, and he Was rlaCed In
charge OF an officer
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SUDDEN DEATH-About 20 O'Clock this AFTER
noon A. H. Liwin. Jeweler, 80 years DID, living at
NO. ls42 52d street northwest, was taken with a
hemorrhage corner OF 32l and y streets He was
removed To his home by Officers Benton and War;
rick. DIR. Appleby was called In and rendered
medical aid, but the man died within few inin-
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Street Cars by Cable.

PHILADELPHIA, February s4-The leading pas
sengtr railway capitalists, OF this city started to-
day for Chicago, Ter second inspection or the
method in operation there OF running Street cars
by means OF IA cable Their party consisted or
vire-preSident Widener, OF the Union line; JAS
Mechanics, Wm NJ. Sincerity and others.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frs class Steamers of this Lima
AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM"
''SCHIEDAM.' '.W. A SCHOITEN"
''P CALAND," and MASS
Carrying the T. s. Mails 70 the Netherlands leave Wat
con Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, WEDNESDAY.
iIst CABIN, s6O-S'O, I'd Cabin. 500. Storage, t26
b. CAZAUX. General Agent n South William street
New York. For Passage apply to W. e. SfETZEROTr
4 CO., 923 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. or f.
h. JOHNSON. Agent, National Safe DepCsi. Building
corner New York 18th street northwest jal
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The Hebrew Refugees.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 2l-Two OF the
RUSSIAN reitlgees-s man and a woman-arc ~
ported sick this morning, and the former has
hcen sent to the hospital With these executions
he party Il in good health. and as soon as they
have been afonied su'ficient rest the committee
win endeayor 20 ind WORK Tor Ihem.
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot of 9th street every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, AMI FRIDAY, at D "ctock y. H. touch
FIy Pe,at- Point Lockout Fortress Monroe,
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK With TIE BOSTON
AID PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First class Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 30
Second Pare FERRIES Monroe and Norfolk II 80
Firsclass Fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout sc
Second class Fare t. Iincy Point ard mt Lookout -
Returning leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SA II KDAYS. 3t four O'Clock pm.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and L. C. KNIGHT Ell. rssnrse their
mrs. eay,g Pier 81, East River. New York. every
SATURDAY, st foHr O'clock u. m, and Georgetown
every FRIDAY. at o's4'ek am. For particulars
apply tn agent. 81 Water street. Georgetown.
Tickets and ststerooms be secured at general
Office, 6l3 18th street. National Metropolitan Bank
Building; b. o.. tickrt 60 e. 1851 - wanna
ME, " Marc Ho:a SAD at b. t.
ocS2 ALFRED WOOD Secretary.
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PRESENTATION TO CHuRCH-I.ast night Mr..
Robert johnson, OF the Fourth Colored Baptist
church, made presentation Of valuable conn
munon service TO Zion Baptist church, on street.
between 81 and Az streets southwest. There are
nine pieces I'm the set and heavily plated. Mr..
johnson made the presentation speech, and the
response TO 1t was made by Rev. X. s. Laws, OF the
Virginia Avenue Baptist church. Rev. j. w.
Walker, OF Shiloh church, presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-24

AN AMERICAN-BRED WTNNER.-Joly Sir John
the winner OF the hunters hurdle race at San
downe, England, "Wednesday, was foaled at Lex
1ngton. n.y., and was sold when yearling TO IA
agent OF the Duke of Hamilton