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National Republican., 1882-10-23

nI5Fe PROFESSOR ALEXANDER DEWOIr
~ OWSKI, Pianist and Vocalist. assisted by
his daughter, Miss Isabella DoWolowst has re-
opened his Musical Institute, at llG street corner
Twelfth street northwest. His neT and simplifled
method of Instruction Is the best In existence. II
years of practce II teaches how TO read music
at sight ard trains the voice TO Its highest culture for
nmnrls nnnnnrIA q the nnrlOr Sn.-Aln
National Republican., 1882-10-23
LOCAL MENTION.
MIR. n. j. BURNETT.

Twenty-fiilh ard N streets norths
wts', says: " think Browns Iron
Bitters has done me much good"
National Republican., 1882-10-23

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog. sos Ninth street. near Pennsyl-
ynnin
National Republican., 1882-10-23
"AIdcrney Dairy Wagons

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered IN Hlb "Ward" prints, nj 45c. per To-
Also cottage cheese, sc. per bnlG buttermilk. 5c
Ter quart. and sweet milk 5c per quart
National Republican., 1882-10-23
>z57-s DENTIST ROWLAND DENTAL Asso-

n(SSy-s DENTIST.-HowLAND DENTAL AsSo-
P.3 CIATION, No. 2ll Fonr-and'a'haf street,
amer extractions under Nitrous Oxide, without palm
iionnl tooth ut the same sitting. Distractions without
gas, 70 cents each tooth Best Artificial Teeth made
Allwork warranted first class Have administered
Nitrous Oxide to over 5000 patients Patients conf
the oince mrsa-ly
National Republican., 1882-10-23

WoRMLEY's,-Ro crt L. Harris New York.
ST. MARc-W. T. Pease. +. Fzhugh Virginia; +.
M. Dyer, Il. NJ. Moore, Maryland.
AHLISGTOS.-Lov 7. Griffin, Detroit, Mich. Il. ID,
WilheSter, n. v: William Carr Philade phia; A. Il.
slater, Providence, II. l.
RIGGs,-John q. Ewing, Lancaster, Pa. Henry
Miiler, COLUMBUS, Ohio W. f. Whiting New York ;
j. w. Earring, Kentucky.
MErgopoLtrAN.-s II. Howard, c. II. Thompson,
New York; George r. Brown, George NJ. Price,
Brooklyn, n. Y; j. r. MOrehead, North carolina; j.
". Crawford Mobile Ala; w. Wilson, Louisville,
kyi William G.. Turner, Philadelphia
ST, JAMEs.mE W; Maker, Florida NJ; c. Fosuos
MinneSDtl; Z. Williams, Chicago; &. Fonda, sara.
togn, y. y; ". W: Walden. Now York; W. ]. VIII
son Louisville, Ky; p. II. Du!ty brooklyn; Isaac
Batten, Albany, N. VI W. ]. Bruce, burlington, Nj,
,,wLLAnps; James. II. Young, New York 4.
n0rk j. Il quintard, south Norwalk, Conn. Dr.
flbert, i. II. DUrncy, Dan WaitzieCe., James Muir
iay, John Wynn, T. Doacey, New York l.. Mat
lhewS, Athe.s. ohio.
EnBlrr.-M. Mendes, New York; Richard Foster,
Lawrence, Kan; Z. ;. RoSs, Newark, N. j.; H.
l.henslen, North Carolina II. Blake, indianapolis;
Charles j. Haucx. New York; II. +. Kneissr J.. -
yle, KY; William H. FenneT, IT, Rhode Island q.
Z l.ariat c., Chi;agoi Dr. II; o. McNaughton. 7. W.
Inrke Albany; Captain u. H. SliCCr, New York; II.
tuen, Ohio; W; Ltle, Montreal; Theobi Forstall,
New Orleans: H. a. I'd SCrtOn, COnnectiCut j. y.
Fitzgerald, indianapolis; ]. Mitchell, New York.
National Republican., 1882-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.


n~T1- S. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR IN
80 formation leahrg to the arrest and convlc
u oi the chlO. cd driver Ct an express wagon VINO
wi!ifiiy drove into mail collector on a cycle
Satui day afternlcn, on New Yo, nv nue.;
WILLIAM C. SCRI 5SER,
oceS-lt 1903 street northwest, Fcnton Hall.
H1SSe THE LADIES OF ILLINOIS NOW IN
80 the 81 are invited 70 meet the Illinois board
OF Commissioners a. the E2bitt House pnrlOr THIS
MONDAY p. NJ. AT 23j O'CLOCK, for to purpose
oforgan z!ng society 10 Uhtyn and take charge OF
misc me- us art ceS re exhibited Of sold for thn
benefit uf the tDrted monument fund In booth
that VIII be prepared IN the Ol HAL OF Representa-
I, es, Capi'cl :pr the US Of the State Of 1 o's y
order of Comm ssoncrs A. II. HOLT,
Oc23-t Secretary.
eNe MIR. F. b. MoHUN WISHES TO IN
form his customers that he has turned to Messrs
were left in his charge.
The work will he dcne In the same excellent 5 yle
National Republican., 1882-10-23
rs heretofore ana by the same skilled artists. oco
n@Say. POST OFFICE NOTICE.,

rs heretofore ana by the skilled artists oc?91t
sg- POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Foreign mails fer the week ending CCToBER2s
viii close at this olicc as fvllgws;
islGn 5. Via New Gr.eans. '
1UESDAi.-At . o y. N. f r Europe per steamship
to IN aud port finoii, per Steamship Arden st7p.
vi. for y hina and -Jaran, per steamship Arabic,
Via san Franrisco
shp Salisbury, via Nemrort News; al .. M. for
venezucia ami Cu:ucga i.rr stennls Caracas
p Caian nj y Vim IL Maiterdan Eat at Il in nj 5r France d.
rect. rei,s eamship An Iue, via liavre; ut II IN.
tor Ireland. per STEAMSHIP Gatnl1nia; via Queens
countries must he d .recei per Catalonia ": at
7. tor Europe. per steamship Werra, via South
amnion and Bremen.
Til UR>DAY.-At ii H. m. for Ireland, per steamship
Guy 9i Montreal VIA Queenstown qciters for Gl cat
Iorr, per 81. .aiishlp W.e"nd. via Il:mouth, Cher
b9urE and Hamburg CGt,es or lrelt nd must be
PorIo Rico, and Mexico per steamship City of Mer
lila, via Huvana.
FRIpAGi.-At 10 q. M for jamaica, Turks Island,
5S H. oT aTs Europe rcr steam
slip Britannic. via Queenstown (letters for Ger.
many ard Scotland must he dir,c. Ell per B itan
ship Etnit pia. via Gia'gow; at $3.50 g. N. for Hell
gum direct, per steamship Aetland; via antwerp;
Wind@ard ISLANDS, per ss!n,sGip Btrnuin; at i;$S
rgarn. Via HavGna; ats r. IN. for New i6nndisni.
per steamship Gamma Mails for Australia. New
Zealand, Sandwich and FIJI Islands. per steam
ship 2ealand.a, VIA san Francisco close November
~ihe schedule of closes OF Trans-Taclnc mails Is
traSs to San Franc!scO Mas from W Tie East arrv
Ing on time at san Franrsco on the day of sailing Of
steamers are d,SpstinSed iha Seme day ros,,,,.,o
National Republican., 1882-10-23

You can publish three-line advertisement OF
wanted" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpuD.
LICAS,
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The District in Congress.
THE KIDWELL CLAIM AND THE RIVER IMPROvEMEN

THE klDWELL CLAIM AND THE RIVER IMPROVEMENT
BILL.
Mr.. Kidwell has employed OLh. EDpa Hunton,
late chairman OF the House District committee, to
defend his interest in what is known as the Kid
well patent. Gen. Hunton has sent letter re-
QuestiDg to be heard touching the constitution
ality Of the bill which has been agreed upon by
tine District committee for the reclamation of the
Potomac fats
SUITS IN THE COURT OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE DISTRICT
Mr.. Neal offered resolution in the House this
morning calling upon the Attorney General for a
list of all pending suits in the Court of Claims
against the District of Coluslbia, together with
the amount 1nvOl we'd. 1t was referred to the COM
mittee on the Judiciary.
TWO DISTRICT BILLS
Among the latest bills introduced in the House
is to incorporate the United Fidelity and Guar
antee Company OF the District 1t thames asincorpo-
ratcrs Josiah Dent, s. L. Phelps, II. II. Blackburn,
Nath1 Tyler, C. NJ. Ransom, A. q. Dillon ,jr, W. Fl.
Morrison, B. H. Harris VIM. Candy, James l. Bar.
E. G. Dean and Arthur Herbert. The business OF
officers appointed to public treStS where bonds are
required for faithful performance Of duty.
Mr.. McLane, OF Maryland, has introduced bill
authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury to quit
claim and release unto the deviSeeS OF Catherine
Pearson, deceased, their heirs and assigns all the
right title and interest of the United States In and
to all OF squares 671 672 no and Ill in the CITY of
Washington, as the same are laid down on the orr
ginal plan or plat OF said city.
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The Star Route Cases.

IA8 n6AhAN0 nHSUAED TU.UAYs
This afternoon the hearing OF the cases of S. g.
Cabell, Charles Dickson ana John n. Mtnntx.
charged with conspiracy in connection with bonds
for mail contracts, was resumed in the Criminal
Court, Messrs. Geo. Bliss, w. A. Cook and A. NJ.
wilson Enoch Totem t. e Hte' n. oliVer
X. Browne and A. B. Williams for the defendants.
Prior to the case being called two messengers of
ef @
were the bids OF Capt Cabell. 8,2o0 in number
department, identified several files OF papers re-
lating to routes in Ohio and Indiana as having
been In his charge. Witness was directed to ex-
to each one specifically.
J. D. CroIsant was recalled, and Identified seve-
In his charge as clerk in the contract ONCE Wit
ness was subjected TO long croSs-eXamination.
Mr.. Crosant identified also package OF bids for
MI. chas P. B;acimar sestined that he is a clerk
in the contract of1ce. detailed to Mr.. Woodward's
r9om that ne took the papers yesterday from Mr.
brought them here to-day.
On cross examination witness said Of the Ten
35s; these were Mr. Cabelrs bids; did not examine
them aS to the names or the suretiea
Mr.. Bliss said that he offered these papers In
Mr.. Totten said II they were In evidence he de-
E1red to know what they contained.
The court asked II the counsel Claimed that the
court must examine all these paperS-and read
them. That would take propably year.
Mr.. Totten said that the secret about this prose.
cution was that there should be wholesale prose-
cutiOn. Until they read some paper which tended
TO show that these parties conSpired together he
would not yield. He could not find out whether
his client was involved until the papers were
q: Bliss You can ana our Thsse thsy arep
Ts "a Tstssn.Ia3o e s1s3 rs.4 sasn would take q.
I .. RiiaA-awe cans hs,pit We ass MOI aalled
On % prove yOuf case.s 10 proposed 70 gahmif
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ANOTHER NOTARY PUBLIC.-The President to-day
appointed Oscar NJ. Ball a notary public for the
District Of Columbia. This Is the first appoint
ment OF n notary made by the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-1nternal rev.
enue, $2s9, ,321. AZ; customs, s73s. .S49.69.
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NEW BUILDING FOR THE ARMY MEDICAL MUSEUM
President Arthur to-day transmitted to Congress
communication from the Secret lry OF War re-
commenting specially an appropriation OF $500, GOO
for the erection Of a new building for the Army
Medical Museum.
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THE SPECIAL COMMISSION TO CHILL AND PERU
The Navy department, has received information
that the Lackawanna with the special commission
to Chill and Peru, headed by Mr.. TrescOtt. on
board has arrived at Callao and sailed from there
for Valparaiso
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kilograms to The Star.
FIRES AND RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
"EACE BETWEEN BOLIVIA AND CHILL,
Another Railroad Collision.
SEVERAL PEOPLE r~tf-pru

CHICAGO, Ill. January ls-The limited rxnreSa
M the Pennsy vania railroad which lei here "A
I'VE oclork yesterday afternoon ran into a freicbo
tram AT fnglew poi, just outside the CITY limitx
ine express tain WAS moving at the rate OF -
mics an hour. The engineer. .kDseph Graham.
lpnled the brakes, and he and the FIREMAN. t,tso
VENT, Jumped 70 the ground. Two freight cam
were dhmolished, the engine OF the express train
was dissbled. and from six Ia eight passengers
were slightly bruised. The engineer and fireman
=, the express were both severely injured Tho
nrmer had one eye completely cut out ana WAS
oru sei and cut about the body. The latter had
gaSh In The head nve inch in length and hfN
tong !e was completely severed In the mtddla
Ihe freisht train WAS backing across the track
Wien the colll sion occurred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

GEN HANCOCK arrived in the city this morning,
and has quarters at Wormley's hotel He and
Gen. Mcclellan, in company, called on the Secre-
tary Of War to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

FIRST LIEUT.. DAVID WHIPPLE, U.SM.C.. has been
ordered from the Tennessee TO the Portsmouth, n.
H., marine barracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign II. T. Mayo, from the
coast survey steamer Earnest and placed On wait
Ing orders; Assistant Paymaster j. A. Mudd, from
duty in the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing and
ordered to duty at the naval hospital at Yokohama,
relieving Assistant Paymaster II. E. Drury, Or
dered home; Mate j. NJ. Creighton. to the Frank
lin. The leave OF Prof. Z. s. Hadden has been ex-
tended to June 1St next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

SENATOR LAMAR was elected by both houses OF
the legislature of Mississippi yesterday to be his
own successor in the United States Senate from
Mississippi. The only prominent opponent of Mr.
Lamar was Gen. Fitzgerald (rep). who was given
the complimentary vote OF his party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18
PERsoNAL-Ex-secretary Evarts is In town

PERsoNAL-Ex-Secretary Evarts Is In town.
Ex-senator stockton has been renomfnated for
fourth term as Attorney General OF New Jersey,
and it Is expected that he win be confirmed BY
the unusual compliment OF q unanimous vote.-
the International Reufe,D for the current month.
namely: DIT. J. 6 Billings, Col Garrick Mallery,
Henry 0annett and Henry L Nelaon.-NA1or W.
A. 1ensch, Of Frisco, Colorado, IL ct the EDDttt.
-9E Samuel J. Klnsley's mother, who was Sc.
r1ousN proetrated 4few days ago, Il much better
to-day- 0enerals Geo B. Mcclellan. and W. B
ya0a, anA representative Money wero rc0iefered
u New York last night Gen. Lone1teoSf ~ n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

THE PRESIDENT OUT-Thcre was o large NUM-
Der OF disappointed callers at the White House t.
day. Among them was the usual quota of Mary
land people. President Arthur did not receive
anyone this morning. He left the house at eleven
O'Clock, to attend tic meeting OF the board OF man
ayers OF national volunteer soldiers homes,
which WAS held at Wizards.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FUBLlSHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Hathvest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't-

THr EvryISG STAR II seryed TO subscribers IN the
ty by carriers, their account. at 20 cents
Neek or "A cents Ter month Copies at the counter
bne year, Sc; six months s3
Entered at the Post Cfice at Washington. d. c.,
second class mail matter.
THE WEEKLY STAR-published Fridav-s2 year
Postage prepaid. Six months 81 10 copies for SIS 20
copies for $40.
gT An mail subscriptions must be paid In advance;
nc PAPER sent longer than is paid for
Rates Of adyeyfisinr made known appiratior.
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The Albany Deadlock Unbr

ALBANY. NY, January Is-The assembly ma
this morning. hut, without taking a ballot for
speaker. mot on GO adjourn until tomorrow waa
made and carried by a vote OF 81 to So.
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COMMISSIONS STGNED-The President has signed
the following commissions: Jack Wharton, to be
U.s. marshal OF the eastern district OF Louisiana;
s. c. Parks, associate Justice Of the supreme court
OF Wyoming; joseph Bell, associate justice OF the
supreme court OF New Mexico, and j. A. BigeloW,
marshal OF the U.S. consular courts in Turkey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18
Pence Between Ra,i,sa ana 1,,a

bUENos AYREs. January IA Valparaiso die
pdtch ann"un leS the con ,lu ion OF a treaty OF
peace between Bolivia and Chill. The conditions
are reported 10 be that Bolivia shall surrender hel
teiiIt3:y along the coast and break on relations
With Peru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

THE GARFIELD HOSPITAL FUND.-HOn. Simon
Wolf consul general of the United States at Cairo,
has forwarded to Treasurer Gilfilian another con-
tribution OF 1880 francs to the Garfield memorial
hospital In this city, making in all 6,0CO francs or
about 81 ,2G0. collected by him from the Khedive
and other friends Of America resident in Egypt
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Events Abroad.

Events Abroad.
AN IMPORTANT CONSPIRAlOR CtPTVBFn
LONDON, Janu ulry Is.-The Berlin correspondents
or the Tn'es sayS: 81 have received adyires fro,n
II Pctsr>nurg that there is a growing and nos
altogether improbable ru.nor that the aufhorlies
nave &t last ca turei most important conspirator
WEI Known throuyaout Europe, who recently yen-
tofeu 10 return 10 RusSi -
THE poTgRFL DISASTER
LONDON. January ls-The statements OF the sur.
nnors M 81 lhe Bf!tisa Sioop of war Doterel, blown
nh ~ the straits Magellan, IA April last, which
the comlaandor-in-chif at Portsmouth has for
Mardod u th. Girllty. show that XerOtine sicos.
une. similar Il taat which exploded on board tho
the nig-Ship Triumph. on the Pacific statiop re-
Gently, was the cause OF the disaster.
a Fierce Fire Raging ,n Pistsburx.
PiITsBUkG, PA, January ls-2 a. ma fierce IRE
Is faglng Ia the lower part OF this city. Halliard
. sm nF ~ leet. has been burned. The fire is now
making great headway on ten three-story tepe.
meHt houses owned by the Woods estate
a Bridegroom Arrested for Murder.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, January ia special dis.
patch from Bracket, Texas, says: 'Ceorge Bran
don was married last week. and was arrested yrs-
'efcay Tor a murder committed in May, 1877"
Another Cat ian Freiyhs Rates.
CHICAGO, January ls.-The lumber rate from
here TO New YORK has been reduced by ali the rail
ro'ds from IS to 20 cents nsr hundred.
Below zer" in New Hampshire.
CONCORD, NIB. January la-weather reports
IRON different sections IL this state show that the
mercury Was from 10 To "a degrees below zero thts
morning
The Albany Deadlock Unbrokcn.
ALBANY, Ny, January 1s.-The assembly ma
TINS morning, hut, without taking a ballot for
speaker. a mot on Co adjourn until tomorrow was
ihade and Carried 10y n vote OF 81 to 81
Peace Between Boliysa md Chill.
BUENos AYREs. January ia Valparaiso dis.
pdUh anholn eS the con In Sion of a treaty OF
peace between Bolivia and Chill. The conditions
are reported 10 b" that Bolivia shall surrender her
territory along the coast and break on relations
With Peru.
The President Declines 90 Pardon Him.
FALL RIVER, Mass, January 16-Word has been
received from Washington that President Arthur
has decided not - grant the PETITION PRAYING for
the pardon OF Joseph w. Milne, the defaulting
teller OF the POcaSset bank.
THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCJA.
TlGN.
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GENERAL MEYERS WILL.-An exemplifled CODY
Of the will OF Alfred j. Meyer late chief OF the sig
nal service, was presented to the Probate Court
yesterday for record, but the person who pre-
sented the Will being unwilling to conform to the
custom OF the Office and leave the CODY on file It
was withdrawn without record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

CONCORD, NIB. January Ia-weather reports
IRON dltifre Sc lions IL this state show that the
mercury Was from 10 TO "a degrees below zero thu
morning s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

annual session in parlor 10 at Wilard's Hotel to-
day. The president, Frederick Fraley, OF Phila-
deph1a, was in the chair. Hamilton Hill, the sec
retary, with about fOrty-f1ve members OF the Or
ganization, were also present The session to-day
was devoted principally to the reading OF the re-
port OF the executive council. Among the recon-
mendations made In the report are the abolition OF
and distilled spirits the repeal Of the tax on bank
deposits; a judiciouss revision of the tarifr
by experts, and the establishment of the
postal telegraph. The board will be in session
several days. Among the subjects discussed will
be the advocacy OF a national bankrupt law: de-
tions; frequency OF elections: appeals in the SUI
preme Court Of the United States; the diplomatic
and consular service; postal telegraph; a national
railroad commission; the navy OF the United
States; American shipping: revision Of the tariff
and revenue laws; Japanese indemnity fund.
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a Fierce Fire Hagin- ,n pj,,shur~.

fiTISBUhG PA, January ls-2 a. ma fierce fire
IL I"glnS ia tRe lower part OF this city. Halliard
a. SiefiIttS ioundiN, three-story iron building
9'o bE 30 feet. has been burned The fire Is now
making great headway on ten three-s story tepe-
ment houses, owned Icy the Moods estate
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FALL RIVER, Mass, January 1S-Word has been
received from Washington that President Arthur
has decided not - grant the petition praying for
the pardon OF Joseph w. Milne, the defaultin0
teller OF the PocaSset bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

APACHE PRIsoNERs-A dispatch from Prescott.
Arizona, regarding the Apache prisoners captured
by the United States troops in Arizona, says that
Gen. Wilcox has recommended sending them to
indian Territory and the leaders to the Tortugas,
except the convicted scouts whose cases await
special action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

A NOTABLE GATHERING.-The board of managers
Of the National Volunteer Soldiers Homes met in
annual session at WIZARDS Hotel to-day. The
morning session was devoted to going over the
estimates OF appropriations for these homes
President Arthur and Secretary Lincoln ere pres
ent at the meeting. The afternoon meeting was
devoted to routine business. The board will prob
ably adjourn tomorrow. Gen. Franklin pres-
dent and Gen. McMah0n, secretary, and the fol-
lowing members were present: Gen. Mcclellan.
Gen. Roberts, Col Harris and Major Fulton.
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TIE RK1IRRMKNF o. JUSTICE HuKT.-senat0P
DAVIS, OF III, reported back fSom the Judicaaxy
committee this morning he blu . ree1e yuneo
Hunt Of the supeme court ana gave nonuo -
he would can II up 10 0-mouOW. H - appaS0ut fha1
tAeee = 0e.lre - 80 this baa thro1S g 60 .
pa ooes a10 1l1 goNoo - aGalA . 60 u1uGu8
- = sssa - - 81 - 8 = = 3 -
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LECTURES.
ATR- Il. D'OYIY CARTE
NA Has the honor 10 announce that
OSCAR WILDE OSCAR WILDE
VIII deliver
An ADDRESS
LINCOLN HALL
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23p
Subject THE ENGLISH RENAISSANCE
Tickets inciudi reserved seats, ST. 90; to be had
1hursday at Metzerotts. iaIT -6s
A RCHIBALD FORBES
"A LECTURE.
- ROYAL PEOPLE HAVE NET
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th aud G streets
FRIDAY. january 10th, 1882, pm.
Admission so cents. Reserved may be secured
n Setzerctts, 925 Pennsylvania Avenue without extra
eil1Fse- tal6-4t
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Another Cut i'm Freive,r n Ra


CHICAGO January iS.--The lumber rate from
mere TO New YORK has been reduced by ali the rail-
roadS from - tn 20 cents per hundred.
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A bridegroom Arre.,e,, for u.rs

GALVESTON, TEXAS, January ia special dis
patch from Bracket Texas, says: .sGeorge Bran.
don was married last week. ana was arrested yes-
terday Tor murder coraTaittcd in MAY, 1877