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SOCIETY NOTES.

Yesterdays receptions were among the most
animated OF the season. There were number Of
ladies receiving, and all seemed to have their par
lors full OF visitors. Many OF those receiving had
several young lady assistants. At General Sher-
mans residence his two unmarried daughters were
receiving, assisted by Mrs. Holgate Miss Allen, of
ST Louis, Mss Louise Evarts and other friends
Miss Bette Evarts was detained in New York. but
her sister, Miss Louise, is now the guest Of the
The Metropolitan Hotel, which is quite a center
for members of both houses of Congress this
winter, was the scene of very handsome compii-
cleared for dancing, and made very pleasant
oali room. The majority OF the ladies who danced
aa well as many Of the spectators, wore beautiful
evening dresses Among those who attended were
Senator's Butler, Williams Frye and wife, Morgan
Senator Lamars daughter, Ex-senator Gorden's
daughter Representative CariiSles wife and Miss
Mary Freeland Representative Chalmers daugh-
ter With Senator Vance's son and Miss Steele: Gen
Ihrie, Representative Herndon's wife, Gen, Mrs
tlveS Knott and wife, and Willis and wife. The
number OF young men dancing was unusually
great. and all the girls had plenty Of partners
complimentary dinner was given last evening
to District Attorney Corkhil at Welcker's, by a
number OF his PERSONAL rr ends who took this means
OF teStfying their appreciation OF his efficient ser
vices during the recent memorable trial The n,ean
and the table decorations were very elaborate and
beautiful, the service lasting several hours Among
James B. BelfOrd, District Commissioner Twining
MeSsrS. Hayward Hutchinson. Hallet kilbourn H.
5 RsmsdeH IL J, T. Young, A. richardson, j. F.
AT the dinner party given by Representative
Lefevre at Wormley's last evening, to the COM
mi;tee Of appropriations, most OF its members
were present, and Mr.. John Mccullough, by special
invitation, Joined the party after the conclusion
OF the performance at the theater.
Representative Flower gave another handsome
dinner party last evening to gentlemen of the
House OF Representative, Senator'S and others
ay very Agreeable dancing party, to which few
the Misses McCeney last evening.
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WANTS no SETTLE AT 25 CENTS oN rHE

WANTS TO SETTLE AT 70 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
CHICAGO, February s.-Jaeger, who being ''short"
large sum OF money disappeared on Monday, has
intimated through his counsel his desire 70 settle
on the basis OF IS cents on the dollar. o
PASTOR TO STEP DOWN AND OUT.
Prominent members OF the Unity church have
agreed TO ask Or. Min for his resignation on 40.
count OF his recent statement OF his change OF re-
lipiOuS belief
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Diamond Robbers Arraigued.

PHILADELPHIA, PENN, February S.-Peuy Burns
alias Mccoy, and Alex Harrison, who were ar
rested last night upon charges OF committing the
diamond robbery in north llth street last Satar-
day evening, and participating In several otha
Jewelry robberics recently, were arraigned this
morning, and held in 900 bail each for a further
hearing next Monday.
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The Iowa War ou Free Passes ow Ragl.
roads.

DIS MONIES, Iowa. February SIN the house
yesterday the report OF the state railway COM
nissloners upon the resolution relating 10 free
passes was read. IL Is humorous and sarcastic
document, and holds that the giving OF passes TO
editors Is merely an Interchange OF goods which
each has 20 sell. IL declines 10 imnupn the
motives OF judges in accepting passes Personally
ohey would approve the abolition OF all passes,
put The abolition should be radical. prohibiting
lle issuance or passes over any road, even TO the
officers OF connecting roads Dead-heads are
estimated as 10 per cent OF the travel
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Threatened Renewal Of the RailrOaA

CHICAGO, February S-Chcago newspapers say
that the Grand Trunk officials complain that tho
Vanderbilt roads and the Pennsylvania road have
not yet withdrawn from points In the west and
northwest their cheap tickets that scalpers senS
10 Milwaukee and buy tickets TO New York and
Boston over their lines They say this state Of
things will breed new war;
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DANvILLE, Va, February Son the night OF tho
4th, near Irsburgh, Henry county, Hairstone, col
ored, stabbed and killed another negro named
Clanton IN an unproyoked assault Ieates, who
is accused OF numbering Atkinson, is safe n jal at
Chatham. No demonstrations were made against
him.
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PhiIadelphians Coming.

PHILADELPHIA, February ga delegation OF
members OF commercial and maritime eXcha nges
and city councils left the city at noon to-day Tor
Washington, where they Will appear before the
committee OF commerce 70 press the necessity for
adequate appropriation TO improve the Delaware
river and harbor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

In which Opera this Company Is Unequaed
In which Opera this Company is Unequaled,
Ana Justly considered their Greatest Effort.
And justly considered their Greatest Effort.
SATURDAY NIGHT. THE MUSKEETEERS,
An original and grand production.
Monday Next-ATKINSON'S JOILITIES
The Greatest of Recent Successes. rs
NATIONAL THEATER.
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Supported by the most gowerfnl company ever organ
lied, under the management Of
WILLIAM M. CONNOR.
This "wednesday Evening e-................OTHFLLO
Thursday ......... ........... DAMON AND PYTHIAS
FRIDAY-Beneft of Mr.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
When viii be repeated by special request his mastery
impersOnaton Of
yIRGINIUS, THE ROMAN FATHER.
Grand VIRGINIUS Matinee on Saturday Afternoon.
Saturday farewell performance, DIR. Birds Historic
Tragedy. THE GLADIATOR
Monday. February 13,
Mr.. j. f. EMMETT. as. FRITZ
A BNER'S MUSIC HALL.
"A street, Opposite Government Post Office.
Next German Performance
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10,
On which occasion will be produced
DER GOLDBAUER
fcnsuspiel in Akten Charlotte Birch -Pfeifer.
Box-sheet open at Ellis Music Store and at the Hall
daily. fS-3t
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A Valuable Library burned,

MONTGOMERY, y. Y, February S.-The residence
OF James o. Miller was burned this morning. at
O'clock together with all its contents. The fire
originated from defective fiue. The loss on the
building is 5000 and the insurance is $500.
valuable library was burned.
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Ryan's Severe PuusuaeIiny.

he is EXPECTED TO BE ALL Right IN A DAY or TWO
NEW oRLEANs, February S.-Rysn has been seen
In MS room at the St James hotel He is suffering
cohslderaoly from confusion on the neck. but
turns his head about and converses without
apparent effort The statement sent last night as
10 his condition was correct. He looks much better
than could well have been expected after the severe
punishment ne received yesterday. Mr. Perkins,
VINO was with him, says he will he all right In 9
day or two. Ryan Will not leave the city al once.
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The Raid On the Crow Indian I.ands,
GEN. TERRY DIRECTS TIL. REMOVAL OF THE ISrRu-

ST. PAUL February s.-Advices from Fort Custer
State That orders were received from Gen. Terry
by Col. Hatch, OF the ID cavalry, commanding az
Fort custer, directing him TO Immediately remove
from the Crow reservation all persons cutting tim
Der or ties for the Northern Pacific road. large
number OF persons have been on the reservation
prospecting on sections known to contain valuable
mineral, assuming TO act under the authority OF
the Northern Pacific road The Crows became so
restfve that the military authorities AT Fort Custer
apprehended an outbreak unless depredat ions were
immediately stopped The railway officials repu-
diate all responsibility for the treSpasses The
crows have mineral lands, and IL is believed this
Is but the beginning OF raid 20 get possession OF
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COMMISSIONS SIGNKD.-The President to-day
signed the following commissions: Leopold Mark
bright, assistant treasurer at Cincinnati: Harry
Booth, receiver public moneys at Larned Kansas
and I: s. Merrill, register Of the land oice Lou
SanYille. Cox
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The SnlaII.POx I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, February S--The smallpox reports
showed falling OF yesterday. There were only
six cases and two deaths
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue. s257 ,1s5 .06; customs, $79a, OH 49,
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ANOTHER RAILROAD WAR THREATENED,
THE FREE PASS FIGHT IN IOWA.
RYAN, THE DEFEATED PuGILIsr
Blown Up by Giant Powder.

DENVER, Cot, February S-A special dispatch
from Georgetown. Col. saws: on Monday NIGHT
Two Italians named Peter Chialero and Dominique
Massey were severely injured 10y an explosion OF
giant powder In cook stove, placed there
maliciously by another Italian, whom the sheriff
Is now in pursuit OF. Ii was Intended for Massey
but Chialero received the most severe injuries.
Both men VIII probably die
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MILITARY ORDER FOR THEIR eJecrmeNy.
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THE ASSAY COMMIsSION.-The President has ap-
pointed II. G. Fisher, OF Pennsylvania; j. B. Bel
ford, OF Colorado, and George w. Childs, Of Penn
sylvania, members OF the assay commission. vice
A. j. DreXel, of Pennsylvania; Prof. John Fowler.
OF New York, and L. B. Russell, OF Massachusetts,
who were unable to serve. The commission met
In Philadelphia to-day.
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DELEGATION of Philadelphia officials, shippers
and merchants is here to advocate before the Con-
gressional committees the appropriation of 81 OOO-
OOO to improve the Delaware harbOr and bay.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

yINHE SELF-THREADING ''QUEEN"
IL Agency corner 7th and II streets.
The QUEEN stands at the head Of all as light az
feather made of best quality STEEL has parts than
the only real perfect sewing machine made
Examine our elegant, new. improved SINGER and
other styles. with stop notion drop leaf cover side
drawers and all attachments for only $25; warranted
for five years
Partly used Machines, IS.
Renting aud Repairing
C. AUERBACH,
- Corner 7th and II Streets
Next door to Auerbach's Gents Furnishing and Hat
Store rs
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SECRETARY HUNT will not grant the request 6f
the six seamen who are with Lieut.. DanenhOwer
and ''1n splendid condition. that they be allowed
to remain in Siberia and help the search for the
missing Jeanette people.
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The ABOVE Machlnes are all warranted in perfect sew
ing order. Call early and secure a real bargain.
At OPPENNEIMER'S
62S 9th street northwest, st. Cloud Building
Examine the New Eldredge Renting and Repairing "A
I'VE DON'T MAKE MUCH NOISE ABOUT TT
w But Keep the Finest Assortment Of
SEWING MACHINES.
And sell for the least money Of any house in Washing
ton. - ''e
Renting and Repairing specially
80 MCKINNEY.
JalS 427 9th street northwest
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KENTUCKY LOOKING Up MEXICAN WAR
Observation-Disclosures General Drum has received
from the adjutant-general Of the state Of Ken
tucky request to be furnished with the roster OF
the company which Gen. "Cerro GordO" Williams
pany was an Independent one attached to the 9Th
cavalry. Gen. Drum has directed that search be
made in the War department records, and II the
roster of Gen. Williams company is found. that a
copy OF it be sent to the adjutant general of Ken
lucky,
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Ex-CUsToD1AN PITNEY TESTIFYING AGAINST Ex
SECRETARY SHERMAN.-Before the Treasury 1nves-
tigatfon committee yesterday ex-Custodian Pitney
testified that workmen from the Treasury depart
ment had been sent to labor on eX-Secretary Sher-
mans house when it was building. He said that
they We're sent sometimes at the request of the
eX-Secretary and sometimes at the request Of Mrs
sherman. Being questioned very closely Pitney
produced letters both from the eX-Secretlry and
Mrs sherman asking him TO send men up to the
house to work.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

res~ TO THE PUBLIC.
The Library Of the jefferson Literary and Debating
Society consisting OF 637 Volumes accumulated by the
work of ten years. at cost of 81 200. having been
tally destroyed by the fire of last Saturday morning.
respectfully ask such inclined to aid the organiZa
ton in reestabshng its Library to contribute through
members of the Association. Subscriptions may be left
at the Star Office.
]. W. COOKSEY,
fs-2t President J. L. and d. g.
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
t-S holders of the NORTHERN LIBERTY MAR
KET COMPANY will be held at the office Of said Com
pany, MARCH 8, at IL O'Clock
fS-1aw5t H. P. HOWARD, Secretary.
1sS0 THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC-
SSo 80 tors Of the NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET
COMPANY will be held at the Office of said Company
MARCH 18th, 1882. Polls open from 1 to 5 p
Transfer books closed March Sd, open March 14th.
fS-1aw5t II. p. HOWARD, Secretary.
~ SAMUEL kER,
w DRY GOODS.
$50 7th street northwest.
New French and Scotch Gnghams, just opened; best
qualities at low prices
Silks, Sstins. aud Rhadames, extra good values.
fS
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FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &c.
WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD
FAIR,
FROM
FEBRUARY TO IL, 1882,
MASONIC TEMPLE HALL,
Corner 9Th and streets northwest

The ladies ct city have made all the
e sr e hd FAB Ns2SH Ten
@d s for 81 h %4a to R5
pas, services Of this Company and toe enerrete efforts
Of its present members deserve the encouragenent and
e efa f to h hs s
1x VI wh9 % the same Tor to the secre
on Ms t apE IN, evening % dnrng the Fair to O'Clock
Drawing win take place on Saturday La 'es EVENING"
IsnEsary II One hundred articles valued from 81
bers Total value of the prizes s70O Among the articles
Grand Piano {vsiue at 81 5Oo to the Musical soeety
receiving the LARGEST number Of votes Square Piano
oai Cub ONE Shot n eSes aS ds %
Watch and Chain two SIX Dress Patterns: :-one Silver
DON b sword 10 and Be s 6ees ha 0a
G3os 30 sa os epap ss GI' e. F r.
Walnut ns Carer fel ~, PGcna and Fireman sesse
Dol tvaige $50. and some ten other articles.
Season Tickets One Dollar
(eaeh ;ctet admits one person.} o.'' I'''A
sa&n ssnteman and lady or sOis ssO hss 5sn'
(each ticket viii admit two chiidren.j i'n oeN''
For sale by members Of the General Fair Committee
IS i is h'''is Drug and Cigar Stores
THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE
CO.. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
INCORPORATED Dec G. 1881. CAPITAL, $500. 900
PRESIDENT. Eecrefarv
j l. JOHNSON, r r RrGGS ~A' :
Vice President Treaaura-
Having purchased all the Title Records Of NJ Ashford
And Johnson and Bsae Comprising corlpete afsfracf
Of titles 20 all city real etste) WILL and after Febru
sFy l. issa issue Paeies Of insurance aordns
s re7 W sse ns snr IN
guaranteeing the absolute accuracy of abstracts of title
and IN general will transact all business relating 10 tie
nyergston and transfer Of titles to real estate in the
District Of Columbia. ~
lRooms Nos. IL. IS and Is Gunton Bnild-
OkFlCES: ing, Az Louisiana avenue, aud gil r
[ street northwest.
TRUSTEES:
M Ashford. Charles @. Duncanson.
SaSnuei Bacon Richard w. Tyler,
FRANCES Risge, Isaac L. Johnson
lanes a. RaSne, George +. Schafer.
Aipert A. Wilson. jal9-1m
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THE SIXTH INSTALLMENT of the Mexican in
demnity under the awards of the late American
and Mexican mixed commission Will be dis
tributed to parties entitled to payment, COM
mencing on Monday, the 18th inst.
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NAVAL COURT AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
The following naval court of inquiry has been
ordered to meet at the Washington navy yard to-
morrow: Capt. j. II. Gils, president; Commander
A. V. Reed, Commander William Gibson, and Lieut..
Is ordered to inquire into allegations made by Sail
maker Handsome In regard to his detachment from
the yard.
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DECLINES THE HoNoR.-The position OF first
assistant secretary OF the Treasury was offered
some time ago to Hon. John c. New, Of Indiana,
but 1t has been declined by him.
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THE REPAIRS TO THE U.S.S. ALLIANCE, at the New
York navy yard, were finished yesterday, and she
Will proceed to-day to Norfolk and take on board
her battery, which she left there previous to heI
last cruise, which was to the arctic.
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THE UNION LEAGUE OF AMER1CA-The session of
the national committee, of the Union League OF
America, held at the Ebbitt House last evening,
was devoted to the consideration OF the independ-
ent movement now progressing in several OF the
southern states, and speeches were made by Jo-
Seph ID. White, OF Kentucky; Hon. l.. C.. Houk,
and Hon. H. r. Moore, OF Tennessee; Hon. r. r.
Van Horn, OF Missouri, and others. After deciding
upon plan OF operations in this connection for
the ensuing year the committee adjourned sub.
iect to the cali of the president.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Sawyer, Platt, Hawley, Plumb, Mitchell
and Van Wyck; Representatives Henderson, AID
rich, Grant, Calk1ns. Pierce, Hiscock, Rich. Rus
SELL HOrr, Butterworth, Mi Her Qa.) Robson N. .J)
Houk Jones Uexas), and Van Horn. The Presf.
dent also received an unusually large number OF
general callers, and shook hands with them.
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MANUFACTURERS OF WEISS BEER to-day had an
interview with Commissioner Raum in regard to
the bill affecting their business, which is now
pending before Congress
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No NEW CASES OF SMALLPOX ON THE TENNESSEE
The Tennessee, flagship Of the North Atlantic sta
tion, left New York to-day for Hampton Roads
Rear Admiral Wyman reports to the Navy depart
ment that since January 18th no new cases OF
smallpox have appeared on the ship, and he be-
lieves that few days anchorage in warmer
climate Will not only show that there are no more
possibilities OF recurrence OF the disease but will
enable the medical officers to give assurances that
there is no doubt OF the ship being entitled to a
clean bill OF health
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DECISION IN FAVOR OF THE FREyDMEN's BANK.
The United States Court OF Claims, yesterday gave
judgment for 600 In favor OF the Freedmens
Savings and Trust company on their claim for
rent OF the building occupied by the lepartme mt
OF Justice, and the Court OF Claims. It seems that
the government entered into contract for rent Of
the building, and Congress failed to make pro-
vision for its payment in full. The court decided
that the contract was binding, and gave judg-
ment for the difference between the amount
specified In the lease, and the amount appro-
priated by Congress for rent of the building.
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to The Star.

THE RAIDERS ON THE CROW LANDS.
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NAVAL ORDERs-Lieutenant Commander J. B.
Coghlan to examination for promotion. Boat
swain Patrick Murphy to the Michigan.
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CONSCIENCE CONTRIBuTION.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury to-day received conscience contri-
button OF $780, The sender for safety clipped the
notes in sending them and said that the clippings
had been DESTROYED.
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fKRSONAI--HOn. Elijah Ward, well known and
popular In Washington as member of the thirty.
eighth, thirty-ninth and forty-fourth Congresses,
died at his residence on Long Island yesterday, in
torney General Mac veagh were registered in New
York last night.-Sir Henry Parker, premier OF
New south Wales, passed through Buffalo last
night. on his way to Washington. Comptroller
Knox has gone TO Philadelphia, to attend meet
city. s-'-s
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REDUCING THE CENSUS FORCE-Yesterday after
noon there were about 290 discharges from the
Census Office. They were evenly divided as to
males and females. Before the end of the present
month another large discharge from the Office will
be neceSSitated
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THE PRESIDENTS SECOND STATE DINNER will be
given Thursday, the 10th inst. 1t will be dinner
to the diplomatic corps The first state dinner
will be given to the Cabinet next Saturday even
fnp
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AFTER THE VACANCY IN THE ARMY PAY CoRPs.-
The retirement OF Gen. Brown, and the consequent
promotions down the grade in the pay department
OF the army, viii leave vacancy in the grade Of
and one much sought after. Applications for it are
pouring into the War department. from all parts of
the country. - : - -
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THE OYSTER BOAT rCONTROvERsY.-Henry Erhardt,
who was before the Police Court few days ago on
the charge OF larceny Of an oyster boat from a
constable who had levied on II to satisfy the claim
for wages OF the crew, was in court again yester.
day. His counsel, A. B. Williams, claimed that a
vessel licensed by the United States could not be
attached In the way this boat was attached. The
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NEW KULE AT THE " H1TE HOCSE.-The President
has made change in the official routine of his
Office. He has heretofore taken Saturday as his
OF day, when no visitors are received The day
has been devoted to his correspondence and gen.
eral executive business. AS both houses OF Con-
greSS as rule adjourn over from Saturday to
Monday, and as Saturday is therefore the day most
convenient for senator's and Representatives to
call at the White House, the President has decided
the day Of the week upon which he VIII see no
one
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A BALTIMORE DELEGATION was at the White
House to-day In the interest OF c. M. Du Verge.
OF Baltimore, for consular position in the Indian
ocean. The delegation consisted of Gen. w. w.
Ross, Gen. Felix Agnus, OF the Baltimore An1eri-
can, and Capt. Richardson. All the members OF
the delegation and the gentleman whose interests
they were on hand to advance, were soldiers in
the Union army and all were badly wounded.
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STAR ROUTE WITNEss.-Henry Goldwater, of
Arizona, was before the grand jury to-day in the
star route cases

ASSISTANT SECRETARY UPTONs SUCCESSOR
George w. Friedley, OF Indiana, Will be appointed
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury to succeed
Mr. Upton. He was chairman of the republican
state central committee Of Indiana during 1876,
and Is We'll known republican OF the state.
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SAALLPOx STATIsTICs.-The national board Of
health has received the following smallpox statis-
tics for the week ended February 4th: Richmond,
Va, Is cases. 12 deaths; Moline ILL.,. case and
case varioloid; Milwaukee, Wis, cases, death !;
Clinton, Iowa, l death.