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VII. Beecfler Better.

CHICAGO, ILL, March Mr. Beecher was much
improved this morning. and took the noon train
on Rock Island railroad, for ottawa, ILL.,, where he
Will lecture this evening. His sickness is thought
to have been caused 10y the bad water OF Chicago
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Methodist Episcopal Church Union
REMARKS OF BISHOP ANDREWS

The third monthly meeting OF this organization
was held last night at Wesley Chapel, and the de-
votional exercises were opened by Warren Choate,
who read the second psalm. The union was ad-
dressed by Bishop Wiley, who said that he liked
every word composing the name OF the union
Methodist Church Unon-each word was fun OF
meaning and significance. He was reminded OF a
coucet which is sung with much JUNCTION by our
colored brethren at the south:
I'm Methods b IN, I'm Methods bred,
And when Gle, I'll be Metnodis dead"
he said the strength OF Methoiism Is I'm its con-
Kctlonal relations though this bond seemed to be
weak IN large towns and great ctieS-heAce the
necessity Tor some such organization as this Each
individual. each church, should not feel itself lso-
Iatcd, out a part OF the great whole, which aimed
TO conquer the world for the Lord Jesus Christ
BISHOP Andrews, who returned yesterday MORN
ing from visit to the Methodist missions I'm Next
co, Was called on and gave brief statement OF his
visit and the condition of things as he found them
He asked for sympathy and aid for cur imperilled
brethren in that country. He congratulated the
union on its success thus far, and the church on
The Tact that in addition to the usual contributions
1or church purposes not counting outside aid
some SoO,DO nave been raised in this city within
the past year, to pay eff Indebtedness Oh our city
churches, and the prospect is that this indebted
ness Is In process OF Gradual removal
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1850 Prizes. S112 400
tickets. 500. ~
Remit money bank draft by letter. or send by ex-
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
POST OFFICE ORDER Orders of 3 and upward by
express can he sent at expense. Address all orders
to X NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier Journal Building Lou
lsvie, KY, or K. NJ. BOARDMAN, sos Broadway
New York; or J. W. CLARK, Gil New Jersey avenue
northwest and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. f2l-tgth
I1LECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND,
~ CURE
ATELY. TRY THEM.
Half pound boxes, 70 cents.
ARTHUR NATTANS PHARMACIST
f2O l4th and land I'd and ID streets
nRINK LAKE AUBURN MINERAL SPRING
WATER.
FIGURES Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys Dial,etes
dyspepsia ana all affections of the Kidneys
~ ID 1ng OF Sill table waters 1t urites the blood
gives health and vgor 1t il eXceent substitute
malaria. The spring is four miles from the Roland 1t
pouEs forth l 900 bbls. daily this all healing water
Our agent, g. G. CORNWELI, Extensive Grocer l4lS
pennsylvania avenue has Just 100 bbs fresh
from the spring for family trade and general supply of
Washington, d. G.
LAKE AUBURN SPRING CO., North Auburn Maine
HON. J: I: II: COBB. President 1ev;st,, >,.;,,
j.: N. WOOD, Treasurer. Le"lston' Maine.
f15-Im*
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

TIE frs.-cass Steamers of this Lima
AMSTERDAM. POT lERIlAI.
.'SCHILDAM,' ''W. A. SCHOLTEN,n
'.P CALAND," and MAS"
Carrying the T. s. Mails the Netherlands Wat
scn Stores, BROOKLYN, regularly ON WEDNESDAY.
FiIst Cabin. S60-S70. % Cabin. $50 Steerage so6.
II. CAZAUX. General Agent - South William street,
New York For passage apply to w. q. METZEKOTT
z CO g45 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, or L.
III. JOHNSON, Agent National safe Deposit Building,
corner New York avenue and 18th northwest jafI
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BOOKS, &c.
NEW BOOKS
~ Eulogy on James Abram Garfield. by James G..
Blaine, February d. 1882; cloth SOC "
In the Distance, by George P. Lathrop; 8. 25.
American Almanac for 1882, by Hon. K. SpOffOrd.
ci0th, II 30; paper covers, 25 cents.
III Making of England. by John Richard Green.
!he Prince and the Pauper, by Mark Twain.
John Fax, by author of "a FOOLS Errand."
bleday.
Atlantis. the Antediluvian World, by I. Donnelly.
Dorothy, country story.
Hopes and Fears for Art by VIM. Morris
y FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
me 10l5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
RARE ENGRAvINGs,
FROM FREDERICK KEPPEL,
OF LONDON AND NEW YORK.
An unusually fine and carefully selected collection Of
RAKE ENGRAV1NGS and ETCHINGS now ON ex-
hibition at the
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN.
Oil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Branch Box Office Ford's Opera House. f2s
vTNHE NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF PRACTICAL
Il Quotations, by l. X. Hoyt and A. L. Ward, SIS.
Sermons to the People. by Canon Lidon $l.25.
Swiss Letters and Alpine Poems. by Miss Haveryal.
Campaigns of the Civil War. vol. g. just published.
John Fax and Mamelon. by Judge Tourgee.
Lenten and Devotional Books
Prayer Books and Hymnas in Cases.
WM. BALLANTYNE h SON.
f24 428 Seventh street.
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MEDICAL. &c.

"Lh1CAL. &c.
nR. ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED CONFI-
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by consulting Dr. LION, 3a7 Pennsylvania avenue
f9-1m
The "A 81 SHE AND
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from to O'Clock J. M, with ladies only. ilO-2m-
If You have failed receive proper treatment in
of Chronic Diseases such Heart Disease. Kid
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Address N Medical rl AND aSP srca
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4 POSITIVE CURE
Without Medicines.
ALLAN'S SOLUBLE INDICATED BOUGIES,

Patented October 16, 1876 One box.
No. will cure any case in four days or less.
No. VIII cure the most obstinate case matter of
how long standing.
No doses of cbets, co;abia or oil of sandal
wood that certain to produce dyspepsia by destroy
Ing the coatngs of the stomach.
Price 81. 80. Sold by all druggiss, mailed on re-
ceIpt Of price For further particulars send for cir
cuar 2. Q. Box /, 533.
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fl7-tu, tn. s-Sn
STARTLING DISCOVERY.
~ LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
victim Of YOUTH nj inprudence causing Premature
Decay Nervous Debility. Lost Manhood. ETC., having
tired "a vain every known remedy, has discovered
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New 1ork. siO-eo1y&k
nR. ROBINSON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
~ longest established specialist in this city, with
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The Urinary Orzans. Nervous and Seminal Weakness.
etc Gonorrhoea and Syphilis positively cured in to
lO days. Consultations strictly confidential. Can be
consulted Wednesdays and Saturdays, from to p. M.
at his office, 456 street northwest Refers to the
leading ply sicans of Baltimore Main office. 30 North
Liberty street. Baltimore. Md. OBJ
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AUCTION SALES.

'INHOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
CHINESE DECORATED PORCELAIN WARE
OF THE FINEST GRADES
Embracing
DINNER, TEA AND BREAKFAST SETS. VASES
OF vARIoUs SIZES. PUNCH BOWLS. ToI-
LET BOXES. FRUIT DISHES.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
MARCH 9TH AND 10TH.
AT AND 73O PM.
AT THE OLD CLUB House.
Formerly used for the Art Loan Exhibition),
Southeast corner OF 18th and streets. Washington D.
c.. Opposite wormleys.
ON EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY. MARCH sTH.
The above embraces the highest specimens of Chinese
Art ever imported into this country.
m64t THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
= BENSINGER, Auctoneer,
-. washington Horse and c Ca Bazaar.
93e, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
AucTToN SALE Ev Of H2RsEs SAREIAeEs HAIR
SATURDAY MoRNfNd. commencing at TEN
GoCFoCK. Special attention sivsn to the sales Of
on all consignments. tjal6l S. BENSINGER. Auct.
TINHOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
TRTsTEE's SALE OF IMPRoyED REAL ESTATE
sEREN ST5 s SHEETS EAST. AND E AND
1880. recorded in Liber 94s folio 3I5 ct seq one
of the land records of the District of Columbia IAh
III s fh the II ffGps 2 Rs rs%Tes n
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. the following
and a. No. s7
Sf the It i'm the sea of S as
OF street south running thence south with the line of
inches to public alley thence north H with the a1 ne 4
said last mentioned alley AZ feet inches thence east 81
feet inches thence south Is feet thence east 81 feet
ments consisting Of two,story Brick Dwelling
Terms of SALE One third cash. and the balance in six
deed of trust the property sod with interest at six
cent, all cash. at purchasers option deposit
down. If the terms of sale not complied with in
five days from day of sale the Trustee the right
m2-d&ds f G. H. KNIGHT. Trustee.
1TlHOMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer
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II Attest PUBLICATIONS.
Ii Atlantis. the Antedilnyan World by Donnelly: g.
French History for English Children ST.
The Making Of England by Jno. Richard Green, author
OF History of the English People; :" g. so.
Metaphysics Study in First Principles by Borden P
Bovine; 50. 50.
Great Movements and Who Achieved Them by Henry
j. Nicoil; 81. so.
Opinions of Attorneys General, vol 16; 50.
Phillips Manual OF Z. S. Supreme Decisions by W.
-, Hallett Phillips. of the Washington Bar; S..
Court of Claims Reports vol. l6: IS.
Any Of the above sent by mail. postage paid.
w. II. MORRISON
LAW BOOKSELLER AND SrATIoNER
f18 ATS Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
BOOKS BOUGHT.
CASH PAID FOR ALI. KINDS OF BOOKS, PAM
PHLETS. ETC,
ANGLIAIS ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE,
CoRCoRAN BUILDING, STREET.
Flaw BOOKS WANTED. fI5
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Ex-Minister StOughs0n's Residence
&s,li

| NEW YORK, March 1.-THE residence OF the late
| ext. S. Minister to Russia Stoughton, on Firth
avenue was sold here by public auction TO-DAY for
| $1,000, and his stables in West 18th street were
also sold Tor SIS, go
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SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND THE
Guns, Pistols nc. Call or address HERZOG. 303 9th
street. near PENNSYLVANIA avenue maria
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD


L v STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRB
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Inc steamers of this company will saiI EVERY SAT-
ghDA1 FROM Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street, Hoboken
hates OF passase:-FrOm New York to Havre, London,
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen, first cabin 500; second
cabin goo steera2e, $50 prepaid steersge ceruncates
~, For freight or passas.e apply TO OELRICHS No.
Bowling Green, New York; W. q. METZEROTT
90, y2o Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Agents for
WASHINGTON IA
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42ND
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH Distribution CO.,
in the city of Louisville on

FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1892
These drawings monthly (Sundays excepted)
under provisions Of act Of the General Assembly
Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81 rem
dered the following decision:
First-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany legal.
Second-Its drawings are fair.
This company has now on hand large reserve fund
Read carefully the list of prizes for the
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ON EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY, MARCH sTH.
The above embraces the highest specimens of Chinese
Art ever imported into this country.
m64t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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Having purchased the entire business Of Mr. Nimmo
my object will be to the heretofore
taken by him. and present to the public continual list
# bargains in frst-clas
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WOMEN AND TEMPERANCE.-MiSS Frances T.. VIII
lard, president OF the National Christian Temper
ance Union, has now been four weeks In Texas
held forfy-four meetings, reaching fifteen coun-
ueS, anu all the principal towns. from Denlson TO
Galveston, and Marshal TO San AntOnia, including
Austin. the capital Miss Anna Gordon has or
gained many Juvenile unions. Press and people
welcomed and co-operaied with them. Women OF
the best classes came forward. A state convention
VIII be held la May Mrs. Mary Hathaway, Of
Paris, Texas, is appointed state organizer.
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cSn REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
pow cure any case of Female irregularities. OBJ
sfructions or LeucOrrhp. Medicine furnished the
free of charge. Advice Free Office 9O6 street south
fl6-1mf
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= BENSINGER, Auctloneer
% Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
93S, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
NESS. &c., EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY MORNING, commencing at TEN
O'OCLOCK, Special attention given to the sales OF
Real Estate and Personal property. Liberal advances
on all consignments tja16l s. BENSINGER, Auct.
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY = $50, 900 TO
y F igap IN SIMS t. suit from ~ e per cent
HOUSE, 1877 7th street northwest, between 6 and II
streets Large and liberal advances made upon Dia-
Clothing and Merchandise Of every description. The
dental. 900 1or,e
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Thc Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Jolline agt Clarke: decree below
lnirmed. De Vaughn agt DE Vaughn: argument
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EENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC TREAT
NJ nIent and speedy Cure of all Venereal Diseases,
10y consulting DR.. LION, 237 Pennsylvania avenue.
Prescriptions and advice free of any charge whatever.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-17

will remember how German cavalry,
wen Uhlans and cuirassiers, rode
along with captured infantry chassepots
on their backs. The pause which &C.
CURED in the operations between the
latter half of December, 1870, and the
first half of January, 1871, was en-
ployed in drill with the rifle and recon-
NOTHING. The consequences of those
efforts were not long in showing them
selves, for the work done by the cavalry
in the difficult country west of the
Sarthe was much better than at the
beginning of the war. The German
and French cavalry have learned very
much by the war of 1S70-71, and those
of other countries have not been slow
to profit by them. The cavalry of some
countries have been entirely, in others
partly, furnished with an arm equal to
the infantry rifle; they are trained to
the use of that weapon, in its applica-
ton in actions, in the movements re-
quired under the new conditions, and
in the utilization of the ground. Much
still requires to be done in this direc-
ton; but the cavalry is aware of this,
and is steadily try to improye.-Jour.
nal.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-17

Chicago, March 16.-The headquart-
ers of the Iroquois club in Haverly's
theater presented an animated appear
ance yesterday, the occasion being the
reception in this city by the club, of a
large number of distinguished demo-
Gratis from outside the city, and a cele-
bration of the day, the 115th anniver-
sary of Andrew Jackson's birth, by
means of a banquet at the Palmer
house in the evening.
The Iroquis club is a newly organ
lied body and comprises the best demo-
Gratis in the city, and this event is its
first formal introduction to the outside
world. The visitors were escorted
about the city during the day, and late
in the evening an informal reception
was held where political questions were
avoided. At eight O'Clock this evening
the club and its guests, including a
large number of local democrats not
members of the club, assembled in the
large dining room of the Palmer house,
which was appropriately decorated, and
partook of a superb banquet. The
speeches, while necessarily tinged with
political matters, were not really polit-
ically significant. kilograms and let
tiers were read from those invited, but
not present. Sam'l Tilden sent a letter
of regret, as did many others unable to
be present.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-17

No. 3 yesterday afternoon from the
east brought in about $50 recruits, occu-
plying three coaches, en- route from st.
Louis, the rendezvous for cavalry re-
cruits for western posts.
Sixty-one of the number were turned
owe to Lieut.. Reynolds at this point
by Major Green, commanding, for the
Fort Russell companies. The remain
der continue their journey to the coast
to recruit the strength of the LIST and
21st cavalry at California posts. The
most of those dropped here are young
men of little or nc military experience,
and of ages ranging from IS years, the
youngest, to 80 years the oldest. This
addition will bring the cavalry compa-
MES at Fort Russell up to about 90 men
each, or ten short of full company
strength.
AT present, are located at this post
troops C, T, G, and L, of the Sd cav
airy, and Co. l of the 9th infantry,
besides the headquarters and the band,
making in all about 300 people.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

The senate passed bills for the erec-
tion Of public buildings at Denver, Col.
and Terre Haute, Ind.
The committee on p~ostofices has au-
thorized Ferry to report to the senate an
amendment to the postoflce a%ppropria-
tion bill, appropriating 81, 800, 600 per
annum to enable the postmaster gen
eral to pay for ocean mail service by
American ships.
Col. w. A. Cook, special attorney in
the prosecution of the star route cases,
in a letter to the attorney general, has
resigned from the Ease. He was origi-
nally appointed by President Garfield.
The reasons for his resignation were
not made public tonight.
The republican national committee
invite republican senators and repre-
sentatives and such others as desire to
cooperate with them, to meet in the
hall of the house of representatives OIL
Monday evening next, for the purpose
of forming a congressional committee.
The secretary of wal has promised
counsel that he will give the case of
Sergeant Mason due consideration.
Ohio sends the president a strong ap-
peal for pardon. The court martial
proceedings have been received by the
judge advocate general. The Balti-
more American has opened a nickle
contribution for Mason's family.
Representative Robson presented at
a aucus of republican representatives
last night a resolution, which was
adopted without dissent, to the effect
that any legislation at the present time
looking to the reduction of internal
revenue upon whisky, tobacco and
cigars is unwise and inexpedient, but
that some relief should be accorded by
congress by extending the time that
whisky may remain in bond without
payment Of tax.
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sIFTINGs OF NEWS.
Silver, $1.13a.

Silver, $1.135.
Refined copper 1871 to 10 cents.
Sergeant Mason has arrived at the
~penitentiary, say New York adyices.
A large anti-polygamy meeting was
held in the English opera house, hdi-
anopolis, Wednesday.
A. L. Baker, of New York, wa
elected president of the ~telegraphers'
association at Cincinnati.
There was a S33, 900 fire on Warren
street, New York, yesterday morning.
Puck vas among the sufferers.
Chas. E. Locke has closed a contract
with Oscar Wilde for a series of twenty
lectures on the Pacific coast, paying
him $1,000 and travelling expenses.
The season extends between March %
and April Is.
A miscreant attempted to murder
Savigol, inspector of the Paris national
insurance company, by shooting him in
a railroad carriage at the Lyons rail-
way station. The would be assassin
robbed Savigol and made his escape.
The London Standard says: We can
affirm that the porte has actually sug-
gested to Bismarck the e%xpediency of
the occupation of the Balkans by Turk
ish troops, and Bismarck replied that
such a measure was only permissible
on the remote and violent hypothesis
that there would be something like a
concentration of Russian troops on the
northern side of the range.
There is said to be much bad feeling
among certain democrats at the sell
ection of Gen. Rosecrans as chairman
of the congressional campaign commit
tee. Those who favored Flowers say
that Rosecrans is too old and his selec.
ton puts the party on the defensive at
once with reference to all Garield's
friends and to the anLi-Catholic senti.
ment of the country. Senator Farley
has declined service on the democratic
congressional campaign committee, and
Senator Grover has been chosen in his
place. Senator Mcpherson also de
clined.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-17

Philadelphia, March 16.-A labor
demonstration in which probably 1900
people participated, vas held at Horti-
cultural hall tonight by a number
of the workingmen's organizations of
this city. VIM. Mooney of the shoe
makers assembly of the Knights of
Labor, presided. John Swinton, of
New York, was the first speaker. He
was followed by Philip Van Patten,
p. j. Mcclure and others. Congress
man Brumm was to have been one of
the speakers, but was unable to leave
Washington.
A number of transparancies were
carried by the clubs which marched to
the hall, most of them being directed
against the Chinese.