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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
GHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE, STU
AIED On ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS. BETWEEN f AND G. STREETS

C,HaNGGERyYS SALE ;bboy OF yALgABLE IMPROVED
STREETS; 81 BETWEEN AND STREETS
Under and by irtne of decree of the Supreme *,
Court of the District of Columbia passed Febrrl- s
airy 18Th. 1882 in equity cause No, 7777. wherein ~1
defendants the Undersigned trustees will offer for
ale st 2o o nTTesR in fSP f hs ss
FOUR UCLOCk r the following described real
i4 in Square 9S3, fronting 18th street east and
fn .s onaS impr9yed by CONNECTIONS Brick resi-
for sale at public auction in front of the Dr. misses
ots and in said square 933, fronting 18th street
cast Lot, 6, II and - have frontage of So feet
about T. goo square feet of ground,
Terms OF saie as prescribed by decree: Une-third
csh; ba1pce in equal nstalments of twelve 12) and
.Zhteen 81 months from day Of sale with interest to
be secured by deed of trust upon the premises the
purchaser or purchasers fail to comply said
With one week from day of SALE the prop rty will be
resold at risk and cost of defauting purchaser or pur
casrs after five days. notice in TheEyeninr Star ach
Ut vii be sold separately deposit of fifty $500 dol
lars each improved and 800 On the improved lot
and recording at purchasers costs.
LEON TOBRINER,
322 Az street northwest. r-r,s+oe, .
X. p JACKSON, Ai"''oos'
o3-eod6ds j. i. CULDwELI.. Auct
jNUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers
PEREMpToRY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON h
f6GkTfENf fHf sTEEErs AND
on TuEsDAY AFT TIRE }i o 2RcToBER
Ior m TRHNT} 'n sPf1R ONE AID
fronting GO feet on street and running back that
width 10 3O-foot alley. This lot will be subdvidedi if
Terms: One-third cash. ba' ance in six and twelve
note to bear interest and to be secured by deed
OF trust. ol3-d&ds
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LOLEY. Auctoneer.
ADMINIsTRAToR'S SALE OF THE BALANCE OF
FURNI URE OF THE ESTATE OF The DE-
CEASED GEORGE BECK, OF BALTIMORE,
FURNITURE MANUFACTURER.
By order of the Orphans Court of Maryland COM
menclng THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER NINE
TENTH, and AT TEN O'CLOCK AM, and
FRIDAY MORNING, same hour and place. at store
639 Louisiana avenue between 9th and 1th The goods
as follows.
40 Walnut Chamber Sets MI.
A. Stained cts marble and wood top.
10 Walnut Warirobes.
10 Fine farlor Sets, carved, in silk, velvet and
plush.
26 Sideboards. in walnut and poplar, marble top
lot of Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands Cribs and
Tables. in walnut and poplar; also 10 dozen of fine
Walnut Chairs. his is the hest of the stock the
fine Walnut sets will be in this sale and Parlor
SETS also This stock be examined by q cabinet
maker day before sale, determined to have in
order at the time ment oned Persons in of the
above mentioned goods will do well by attending this
sale as it is the last chance this stock and will
sold without reserve. Don't TO get time aid place of
sale, THURSDAY, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, OCTO-
9th and It'll. Dealers invited.
Olaf FOLEY, Auctoneer.
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AMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
ILANIN0 NEW YORK livery TdURSOAy
All NOON.
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE. AND GERMANY
4,41 assaze Apply
c. b. RICHARD x CO..
General PazseIil-s II l-e1s,
Oh broadway. New iJcx
Or 10 PERCY @. SMITH,
1881 and GIG Iennsy wanna ayenue
Send fer Tourist Gszetta." an,
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF BRICK HOUSES AN
STORES, Nos. 81 AND 81 BRIDGE STREE

GEORGETOWN, DC.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBFRrS.,
TWENTY FOURTH, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK. IF
we oil sell at pubic AUCTION in front Of the prem
ises part of Lot 90, in Bea's first addition to George
town. fronting south side of Bridge street thirty
four feet nine inches, with depth of ninety feet
improved by two large Brick Dwelling Houses, with
St9rerooms being Nos. 81 and So Bridre street.
three years. bear per cent interest payable
semi nualy and to be secured by deed Of trust or
all cash at purchasers option. Terms to be compiled
viii in days otherwise resale at risk and cost of
purchaser. Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost.
deposit of 5000 required at sale.
MARTHA D. ABBOTT, Executrix,
CHAS. &. DUNCANSON, Executor,
o17-d&ds of estate of Geo. D. Abbott, deceased.
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM.

~ Nv 1URh, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM.
:. The ,frst-class. finn powered. Cyde-bdlt Dutch
Steamships of this Line,
ANST ERDAH. ROI IERDAM SCHIEDAM
EDAH. ZAANDAM. p. CAIAND.
W. A SCHOLTES. MAS.
Carry the US Mails to the Neither nds leave COM
Eany Pier, foot of Sussex street. Jersey City, N j.
regularly every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and Am
kieTd&Ul. alternately.
lrst catln. SO: =eeond cabIr. $50: staerIc. S26
u tAIAt y, General Agent, - Sort n William street,
New loTk- Fer passage apply to W. e. MEIZEROTT
4 CO. % Penis ylVala avenue IurtGn
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AUCTION SALES


Peremptory sale Of rstclsss Dwelling House. g,
situated and numbered 905 NJ street northwest an
fronting south, and convenient to three lines of
street cars 1t is two-stcry Msnsard roof and base
ment house, has IL rooms and bath, heated by fur
mace and atrobes fine range bot and cold water; is in
hrst-cass repair in excellent neghborhood The
alley.
above described property viii be sold in front Of
the premises TUESDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY
FIRST. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
Terms Of lie: One-quarter cash: balance In one.
two. three and four years with interest at per cent
per annum secured by deed of trust the Iroperty
sold depost of 5000 will be required at the time OF
sale. II the terms Of sale not complied with In ten
days the property to- be resod at the risk and cost OF
the defauling pure Conveyancing purchasers
cost, IoI7-eoSdbsl r, o. HOL1ZMAN, Auct.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TUtHOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOT AND FRAME HOUSE,
ON SOUTH ID STREET, BETWE FIRST AND
SECOND S REEFS WEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated the 9th dayn,
Of November. A. d. 1876, recorded in Lber No. ss:3
s35. folio 437 ct seq the undet signed trustees viii A
sell to the highest bidder on the premises. HURS
DAY, THE IWENTY-SIXi II DAY OF OCTOBER.
1882, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, part
of lot numbered CD two in square numbered $500 five
hundred and eighty situated in the city Washn yon
District OF Columbia according to the public pat
thereof, beginning for the same q point south
street nine feet east of the southwest
said lot two and running thence eastwardly on the
north line Of street thirteen S5 10 feet thence north
at right angles to street one hundred feet.
less to an alley thence west the north line lot
two thi teen feet and thence south in straight
line one hundred feet. more less " the beginning,
together with the improvements ct cetera as in the
said deed mentioned. To be sold subject to and
assessments.
Terms of sale: Onethird Of the purchase money and
the OF sale IN cash. and the residue in and
WE'VE months with interest at six cent. annum,
10 DE secured on the property Sold all cash. at the
purchasers option. Conyeyancing and recording at
the purchasers cost
ANTHONY HYDE Trus+ees
ol3- d&ds IHOS. HYDE, A1usUees'
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
TN following are the opening and closing prfoea
of the New York stock Market to-day, as reported
py special wire 60 IL. IL Dodge, $50 18TH street
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STEAMERS. &c.

nLD RELIABLE.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE
On and after OCTOBER LIST, 1882 the steamer
AREONSMITH Will leave her wharf, foot of eth street
~ a. II. every MONDAY, THURS DAY and SAT-
URDAi for a river landings. On MOI DAY far
as n mini Ferry On THURSDAY, St. Clement
Bay, stones wharf Cobsoils and Towards Nomini
and turrioman. ON SATURDAY. Currioman and
LeonardtUwn.
H. steamer MY Tic leaves every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDA1 and SAL URDAG at pm. Freight received
Tor al Landings the Potomac this side of Leonard
town JOHN Il. WOOD,
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a LIAM LINE.

A LLAN LINE
FatrolIized by Her Royal Hzhness Princess Louis
QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL EVERY SATURDAY
Shortest ocean Voyagc-Only Five Days from Land
Land.
BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL via HALIFAX Ms
and 81 JOHNS. y. T., every alternate TUESDAY.
Extra weekly ships from GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
StEENSI OWN. LONDONDERRY and GALWAY.
ne ttamers are unsurpassed for safety and speed.
ap0 a htted up with al improvements conducive
IL comfort Of passen-ers.
Cabin. from Quebec. $50 and $50; from Baltimore,
81 intermediate. so: Storage, sls.
Apply to G.. W. MOSS. 225 iennsy,v.nia avn =. las
BEILfW. I'll 7th 81. d A. BIi0SSAN 6j1 ot, al
SNo IL WILLIAMS GEORGETOWN, ID O.. or
LIVE ALDEN. General Agents
New York: 2OI BrCadway. Boston aiass . Is state 9.
IhnaGeipEla, Pa; NE Corner Bead aud Chestnut
seS-th v
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

OFFICE OF THE NEW QUEEN.
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF MACHINES
~ taken III exchange for the past week.
These Machines have been through our repair shop
and are now in rerfect order.
WILSON Machines at Sc
DOMESTIC Machines at ... il
sc d Machines at ~ &
MHEELEI X WILSON Machines at.............. z
SINGER Machines at. 10
M1LCOA GIBBS Machines at................. IA
3GhoVtR BAKER Machines at .................. 4
responsible guarantee for three years with all Ma
chimes we sell, rent repair.
c. AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and SITS.
Agency for the Saxony Wool German Handknit
Jackets $50
Won WILL REGRET IT IF YOU BUY ANY SEW
L ING MACHINE before you come here and See our
stock prices.
Positively no agents EMPLOYED
J; F. MCKINNEY. l27 9th street northwest.
sell all kinds; rent and repair. au24
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CUNARD LINE

CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
hi CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BkTNEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIEle 40. y. Z NEW YORK
xoihiaa Va ed-, Is Oct. tlia. cd. Is Nov
S2t5lonia....-. we'd. % oct. Bothn We'd 22 Now
s,alila We'd. Nov. Parthia. :. We'd % Nov
ceIna We'd. Nov. Ga "a ....... We'd. Dec
AND EVERY wEDNESDAi FROM NEW iORh.
RATE PASSAGE:
soo SSo sl:d Sio for PASSENGER accommodations.
SIool and Queenstown and other parts Of Europe a.
lowest rates. ~fo~'
.. Ibrongh bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
havre Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent and
Ter Mediterranean ports. ~
For freight and PASSAGE apply the Conpzuy's ofco
he. Bowling Green, both STORAGE and cabin In
OTIS BIGELOW CO.. 0O5 9TH street Washn,rton
SkHNON II. BROWN q CO.. New York.
Or to Aessrs- OTIS BIGFy.OW Co
1n12 COS 9Th street. Wash;ngton.
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RoBERT VOsE b CO.. General Auctloneers.
~ 6S7 Iouistaua avenue.
Everything appertanfng to Legitimate auction busi-
ness promptly attended to-
References undoubted. a2o.lm
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MOUTH G rRAlAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEw YORK H.ypr
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON BRE,spS
lie steamers OF this company Will sail EVERY SAT-
lhDa1 from Bremen pier foot of Sd street. Hobokan
Rates OF passage: From New York L Hayra london
Southampton and Bremen. first cabin sIoo second
CABIN go; sseere, SD; prepaid storage certiic Tea
81 or freight or p3ssage apply 70 OELkICHS (
20, Bowling Green. New York. W. c. METZEDOrT
nas-ilh<ton ial2
The National tribune., 1882-04-22
JESSE JAMEs,s MuRDEREns,

A New York paper publishes an interesting
interview with City Marshal Enos Craig, of st.
Joseph, Mo-, concerning the James murder
Craig says that the dead man had more friends
than enemies in that section, and that if the
Ford boys don't want to bite the dust they had
better get out of that country as soon as they
are pardoned. He states that Bob Ford, who is
4 beardless youth of 81 was a sort of protege of
Jesse James, who took pride in him, and tu-
tored him in the art of robbing because they
grew up together as schoolmates He was
pleased with young Ford's nerve. Bob told
Craig that at the Winston train robbery James
made them shoot Conductor Westfsll In cold
blood. Westfall had been with the party Of
P;nkertons men who had surrounded the out
laws house at Kearney some years before, and
threw hand grenade through the window and
killed Jessc's half brother and blew of half Of
his mothers arm. Since they had lived in the
house in st. Joe together Jesse va, always on
the alert. One day they saw a policeman
walking up the hill toward the house. Jesse
cried out, "They have spotted me-" and
taking down his Winchester rife drew sight
on the policeman, and said: "If he comes ten
steps further | shall drop him." But, luckily
for the poor fellow, who was only out for walk
he turned and went in another direction and
thereby save his life. The plumber which was
found in the house has all been returned to the
rightful owners, except gold watch with a
monogram on the back, which was taken from
a governor OF Arizona at the Hot Springs rob-
berry some years ago. The two horses, which
were splendid animals, have both been claimed
by their owners in central Missouri. A gold
watch he took from man at the Mammoth
Cave robbery has been returned to its owner
also
A dispatch from Sedalia, Mo-, states that a
subscription has been started for the benefit of
Jesse Jamess widow and two children. 1t
amouts to $500, and it is calculated that it will
be increased. Although James participated in
robberies the plunder of which amounted in
value to $263, ,17S, it is claimed that his widow
has only about 5000 left. She has received the
offer of good salary to travel with circus this
summer. Two of Jesse James's horses have
already been sold for circus. Mrs. James,
who is now living with her sister in Kansas
City, has been repeatedly solicited to give
full account of his life, but she says: "There's
one thing certain, what l do know of Jesse
will never be made public. Pll so to my grave
without telling anything"
The National tribune., 1882-04-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
PREPARING FOR MEMORIAL DAY.

The comrades of the various Posts between
the rivers, says a Pittsburg exchange, have
made an early start for getting things in shape
for Memorial Day, the Day of Days in G. A.
R. circles. 1t is definitely settled, that if life
and health permit Comrade Hon. Thomas NJ.
Bayne will deliver the Grafton at the cemetery.
Colonel James II. Gray will probably have
the Fourteenth Regiment, or at least as much
of it as will not be engaged in other localities,
with local Posts to act as escort for the boys on
that day.
The National tribune., 1882-04-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 3, 1882.
SAMUEL ANDERSON, ESQ, Traverse City, Mich.
DEAR SIR: have your esteemed favor Of the
29th ult. The Committee on Appropriations are
now considering proposition to so increase the
force at the Pension Office as to enable the Com
missioner TO dispose of pending claims within
three years. I am heartily in favor of this,
and shall do al / can TO secure the necessary
legislation. l quite agree with you that it is a
hardship for soldiers who are entitled to pen
sion to wait until its granting will do them no
good. The Government is in shape to pay these
pensions and I for one am in favor Of putting
on all the force which can be used to help adiu-
dicate them, so that the money may go where
it belongs. ! am, very truly, yours,
JAZZ 4. HUBBELL.
The National tribune., 1882-04-22
WHAT IS GoINa ON ABROAD.

A special cabelgram from Rome says: Crowds
of British and American Catholics and men,
bers of the religious orders assembled on Sun
day afternoon in the Church of Santa Sabina,
on the Aventine, to witness Cardinal McCabe
take possession of his titular church. The Car
dinal arrived and was sauted by brass band
He walked up the nave, preceded by English,
Irish and French Dominicans, to which Order
the church belongs. After adoring the holy
sacrament and venerating the relics, the Car
dinal seated himself on throne and heard the
The National tribune., 1882-04-22
PREPARED TO DO HIS DUTY.

To the Editor NATIoNAL TRIBUNE:
TRAvEE.E CITY, MIcH., Apl. 13.-Encloscd
isaletter inst received from Congressman Hon.
Jay 4. Hubbcll, in response to mine Of the 29th,
recently printed in your paper. What want
now is one grand movement all along the line,
and victory is ours. Let the soldiers rally
once more, and let Congressman and this M
ton know they are not all dead nor asleep. l
am now working mp some more names for The
TRIBUNE, and will forward them as soon as
obtained Should this letter Of Mr.. Hubbcll be
of Importance to the cause you are at liberty
to print it in THE TRIBUNE. Yours truly,
SAM'L ANDERSON
The National tribune., 1882-04-22
ESPIONAGE oF PENSIONERS.

A bill has been introduced into the House of
Representatives By Mr.. McCoid to prevent es-
poinage of pensioners. 1t provides that it shall
be unlawful for the Commissioner Of Pensions
or any person under him, to subject pcnsioner
of the United States to a secret investigation
through detective or detectives, and TO any
espionage as to the merits of the case upon
which his pension has been granted; and any
person who authorizes or engages in any such
investigation shall be guilty of misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be punished
by fine of not more than five hundred dollars
and be subject to removal from Office
The National tribune., 1882-04-22
EMANCIPATION DAYIN THE DISTRICT.

The colored resident. Of the District of Co
lumbia and visitors celebrated Emancipation
Day (Monday, the 17th) to an extent unknown
until late years, far eclipsing the celebrations
Of that event here at period when the reoic-
ing over new found liberty was hearty and
fresh. The entire colored population of the
District observed the day as 4 holiday, and
from an early hour there were crowds Of them
on the streets. The procession, comprising four
divisions, formed at the City Hall, in front of
which stands the statHe of Lincoln, and passed
,ence through Indiana avenue to the Capitol
e display was very creditable one. There
now about 10000 colored people in the
D-rict
The National tribune., 1882-04-22
PAYING PRESIDENT GARFIELD'S At
PENDANTS,

In the House of Representatives on Wednes-
day, Mr.. Taylor, chairman of the committee to
audit the expenses attendant upon the illness
and death of the late President Garfield, sub
mitted a report and bill on that subject:
The bill appropriates for the relief of Lucre-
tia r. Garfield the sum of $4,000, less any sum
paid to the late President Garfield on account
of his salary as President of the United States.
1t pays to DR.. Bliss $4,000; to Drs Agnew and
Hamilton $4,000 each; to Drs. Reyburn, Boyn-
ton, and Susan Edison $4,000 each; to W. J.
Crump $4,000; to the Secretary of the Navy
$1O,8S2; to W. r. Speare, undertaken, $1,s35 !;
to c. F. Jones, of Elberan, 81 ,092, and to vari-
Gus merchants and others sums varying from
80 cents to $1,000. 1t also recommends addi-
tional pay to the employees of the Executive
Mansion as follows: o. L. Pruden 1915; ". f.
Cook $332.32; c. NJ. Hendley $333.32; ID C.
Norton $500; ". S. Young $500; J. L. Belway
$233,32; W. H. Duke 5000; O. L. Jones s233 80;
b. F. Montgomery, c. Loefer, ". D. Allen,
J. L.. Pickard A. c. Smith, and A. J. Davis,
all doorkeepers, 5000 EACH E. L. Dinsmore
$50; II. L. Atchison, W. S. Lewis, and
William Dubois, policeman, $50 each, and
all the watchmen and servants sums varying
from $3.50 to $120 each. 1t provides that when
Surgeon-General J. X. Barnes shall be retired
from active service he shall be placed on the
retired list with the rank and pay of major
general. 1t further provides that there shall
be added to the medical corps of the army one
surgeon with the rank, pay, and emoluments
of lieutcnant-c colonel, and authorizes the
President to promote Joseph J. Woodward to
that position.
A minority report signed by Messrs. Black
burn, Springer, and LIE Fevre was also pre-
sented 1t recommends the passage of reso-
luton to require all persons having claims to
furnish proof as to the value of services rem
dered, and in the case of allowances for pro-
fessiOnal services, as physicians or surgeons, to
make allowances only as would be properly
chargeabe to and provable against the estate
of the late President, and to provide in the
bill when again reported such further appro-
priation of unearned salary as would cover the
amounts audited for such professional services.
The subject was not considered by the House.
The National tribune., 1882-04-22

In the House on Wednesday the bill making
an appropriation to defray the expenses of the
claims growing out of the illness and death of
President Garfield was reported-[referred to
elsewhere.l The House next considered the
Utah contested election case, and several
speeches were made on the subject Mr.. Jones,
of Texas, sustained the claims of Cannon, while
Mr.. Jacobs contended that Congress should re-
fuse to admit him, as he was, in defiance of the
laws of Congress, living with plural wives and
advocating the doctrines of polygamy.
The National tribune., 1882-04-22
PURSUITS OF CoNGREssMEN.

The following table show. the pursuits of the
present members of the Senate and House. 1t
will be seen that lawyers head the list. A few
less of the legal fraternity and few more farm
ers in Congress would be better for the country:
The National tribune., 1882-04-22

Apostolic Pronotary read the Latin bull of in
vestiture. His Eminence replied in English,
saying that he was grateful for the honor con-
ferred upon him. He Landed the Dominican
Orderand alluded to Ireland's secular devotion
and her continued fidelity to the Catholic
Church. He noticed as a touching circum-
stance, that his present titular church had been
erected by Pope Celestin L who sent st. Patrick
to chrstianize Ireland Father Bianchi, Cen
eral of the DOminicans, returned thanks con-
graduating Ireland and his Order on the
nomination. After the "Te Deum" had been
chanted the Cardinal gave the benediction.
Afterward reception was held and refresh
ments were partaken of in the cloIster. Flow
ers and trefoils lay on the tables. Many ladies
were present the cIoistral prohibition being
momentarily suspended by the CARDINAL
On the 1st instant there were 511 persons i'm
prisOned in Ireland rs suspects" under the
coercion act.-A tacit amnesty will be granted
to the insurgents in Herzegovina who return to
their homes and labor quietly on their lands.
Jewels valued at 100000, have been stolen
from the Imperial family of Brazil.-The
trial of the Circassian officers, charged with
conspiring to murder Arab Bey has commenced
at Cairo-The state of siege in Catalonia,
Spain, has been raised.-The corporation of
Madrid proposes to issue loan of $10,000000.
-Parnell arrived at Kingstown Monday
evening on his return to Kilmainham.-Th
chief Of the Irish constabulary reports that 81
agrarian outrages occurred in Ireland during
March.-Dr. Lamson has been again respted
until April 28.-M. de Freycinet is much an
noyed at the bad impression created by tho
appointment of ". Roustan to Washington
One hundred and eighty letters, of the esti-
mated value of 100000 francs, have been
stolen from the Paris central post-offce.--
The ex-Empress Eugenia passed through Paris
Monday.-The theatre at Schweren was de-
strOyed by fire on Sunday night. - The
director of the Bank of Sicily has been alb
Quoted by brigands.-The Gar has sum-
moned General Melikoff to st. Petersburg
The furlOHgh of the Russian Minister to Con-
stantinople is regarded as an indication that
the Cars patience is nearly exhausted at the
Porte's slowness in settling the indemnity
question.-Mr. Parnell is supposed to be still
in France.-At the EPSON spring meeting the
of Preakness.-The charge against the Mar
quis of Huntley of obtaining $4,000 under false
pretenses has been withdrawn.-Anex explosion
occurred at the Black Horse colliery, at Sun
derland, England, Tuesday, by which thirty
five persons were killed.