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AID SNrE FvRTHER seucE.
TRAIa AsD BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
Al FOLLOWS:
k.gA A. E.-sundays excepted) -Accomn.o-
OiOV dation Train 10 Marysville, Red Bluff and
Redding.
Gan 4. IA lDauy} c. P, Emgrans Train to
H,0A a. No ahy,-c. P. Pacific Express, via
Ss~P Benicia. ,or San Francisco.
TA,aA 4. M.-sor rs soon thereafter az Pre-
1Ss0S ticsbie-Sundays excepted) Steamer for
sah Francisco. touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
t1,aAA 4, H.-tsuadays excepted)-Pa-senrer
1AsOV Train for Woodland, Williams aud VII
iowS
Row ger Connects at Calf with Passenger
Train fer Isne and at Lathrop with the S. P.
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Newhali
(Sau Buezayentura and Santa Barbsra>,
Los Angeles Yuma, Maricopa (Prescottl,
Tucson Benson (Tombstone), DemIng,
N NJ Qor A. T. & S. F. r. RI and
Rogers la Pasp}, 1,2s6 miles from San
Francisco Connecting also IL Niles for
San Jose.
23o s.;a. asso G sss S.s E sas s:as ss
portland, 0reeOn}.
0,AA II. H.-(Daiiy4 Passenger Train for Col
N'tV fax and wey Stations.
1853 Fan r n yis sssis Francisco Passenger
A,ss r. HI(DaiIy)-Locai Train to Lathrop
4s AZ connecting with s. P. Emigrant Train
for Deining.
6I5 . n i woodland s1 asG Knights ss
H.gk r. u.-{pang,-o. P. Atlantic Express
500 for CcifaK. Reno Carson and Virginia.,
Battle Mountain {Austinl Palisade
Esuesas, Ogden, Omaha aud East.
In. GOODMAN .Geri7 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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BUSINESS CARDS
1851.
DIR. A. e. BaUNE,

NFFICE AND RES DENCE, II STREET RE-.
" tween Ninth and Tenth Nos BIS and $50. win
yisit the Railroad Hospital daily 3. ESQ A. r. Office
nonrs-8 to A.. NJ; to Bpm. and evening fI4.Iu
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Y9UEG EEE
NTHO NAY BE SUFFERING FROM TIE
w effects OF youthful foliies or irfsser, 5tior.
viii do we'll to avail themselves Ok this he Rfeatest
boon ever laid at the altar OF entering hrf1snisy
DR. SPINNEY viii guarantee to forfeit 500 fer
syery case Of Seminal Weakness PEfvstS Diseass
81 any kind or character which he urd>. nkes snS
tails to cure
HzIDBLE-AGEB EEN.
There ere many st the sge OF thirty 10 sixty who
are troubled with too frequent evacuation Of aha
bladder often accompanied by slight azzartrg o
burning sensation and weakening os the system In
manner the patient cannot account f5or On exzna-
lining the urinary deposits ropy sed nent VIII often
be found, and sometimes srn5l PARTICLES 81 nibumez
viii appear, the color viii be OF Is tim unilkas
hue again changing TO dark and tcrpYd sp5earauee
There are many men who die OF this "a ns,sy iauo-
rant Of the cause which Is the seconq sta.e q ssun
nal weakness. DR.. 8. will gusTantesk psrfso. core
In all eHch cases, and healthy rect oTassoa a he
gerito- urinary organs.
Office hours-l0 to and 70 8. Sys-,Ssy from
10 to III An Consultation FREQ. Thes rossh ezas,-
lnz.,on and advice, IS. Call or address \
DIR sPsHEEF s. C%ss..
No. II Kearny street, San Erssrscisc,
p. S-For private diseases Of ehor. ssaidzS,v frR
course Of medicines, sufficient for cvre, with "A
instructions will be seat TO any address for &1hs
fe7-4psfswtTWThsb
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:. =. CUNNENgHAw.

GAoRAMENfo BOILER END IRON WORKS,
- street, between Front and Second Sacra-
mento. Manufacturer eff SteSIn Bo;lsss, Sheet Iion
Work, etc. Also, all kinds OF +, esiriny Chang ng
Portable Boilers from Wood to S-ysH Burners
Speciality. fes-4ptf
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r, III. PETFgr-

VNTHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER n
w Foreign and Domestic Cigars Tobacco Gig
arettes, Pipes etc. Always on hand full stock Of
all classes OF goods in my hne r. H. pETIIT
feR nj
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
4 in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors Agents
for DR.. Jaffe's Celebrated Cincbona Bitters also
agents for Litton Springs sellzer Water sonoma
county, California. No Ill street, between Fourth
and Fifth. j2b-4p1n
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS n PAINTS, OILS,
Il GisSs, Varnishes Brushes, Wall Paper, Wax
Flower G, DDS and Picture holdings, Painte7s and
Artists Materials. Sole Agents fer Averlrs Mixed
Paints, Building fhper. No. 626 street Sacra-
meato. Cal. fel-sptf
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wa. ELLEEY ggEGGs. -. n,

HCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases OF the Throat. Office, s29l street,
corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cal. Hours-930 to l2 A. "; to4P.R saadsys--
$3.50 to IL A. NJ; TO 4P.h. fsi-u
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DHYSIC1AN AND SURGEoN.-oFFIGE AND
Il Residence, No. 1923 street, between Third
Fourth. Hours: to 10 n 10 and 20 P. n
Office of City Superintendent Of Public Schools a
same place. FEC 4pITn
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o. BEATTY. W. z. BEATTY. ADAx BEArr-
BEATTY. BEATTY & REArrx

A TT0RNEYS-AT-LAW, WILL PRACTICE IE
N Federal and State Courts Of California and
Nevada. Office: CaptI Bank But ding, corner
Fourth and stree-s. fe4 anti
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VIZ, EUTTyEgEps .e.s

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND IA.
Il ohinist, Front and streets Manufacturer OF
GuttenbergeT's Horse Powers, Pstekt Ground Roller
and Clog Crusher snd Barley Mills al kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three AiIlor Patent Kay
Presses. is9spln
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H. H. n WILLIAMS. Il. ?. sHULTs.
TEoPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET. BIZ.
Il u tween l and J. Machinery and castings u1ais
to order. fe44plm
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DRASS FOUNDER And FINISHgR, MAEU-
Il sacturer Of all kinds of Brass Goods eiS Third
street, between l and j, Sacramento. All work war
70 nted On hand Mower Boxes, all kinds. Largo
duction Of all classes of work FROM former prices
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VO THE UNFOssE'gg sYE
]R, GIBBONS DIOPEHSART,


EEtabHshed In l85. fof
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal dis,a<es
such az GonoThsa, elect,
STRUCTURES, Syphilis In al
its forms, senina. Weak.
ness, Inlpotency. skir
Diseases, etc, psrrrs-
nen.ly cured orno charge.
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BIZ. LANE.

A TToRNEY-AY-LAW OFFICE, SOUTHWEST
IN corner OF and Fourth streets Residence, n
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteezth fes-lp1n
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EgOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OfBcs, southN est corner OF Seventh and
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs Resi-
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office hours to and to p N
j25-4plm
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A TToRNEY-AT-LAw-o FIsTH sr
"a between and j. Residence, Ne. ae7 street
between Seventh and Eighth ia1nfn1rs
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SAMPLE RoTTLE EEL
DR.. SPINNEY & CO.

OF 70. II kEhnkf STREET. SsA fskffetSk0,
Treat all CsiroEIc xsd eP6SfaA fssseasS ..
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Advising the Szsr.

ST. PETERSBURG. February 1Ssh.-The Me-
tropolisan of Moscsw, Archbishop Msoaire,
who is an influential parsonage in Russian
political walks, addressed letter TO the Car,
urging him to quit bis seclusion, which, he
says. suggests Doltroonry. and is Injurious to
national traditions. 1.-THE Emperor's seclu.
sion, he continues, twill lead to disunien
between the Emperor and the people, who
will finally sccustom themselves to dispense
with their sovereign" The Gar was irTi-
tated by the letter. aud sent for Privy Coun-
cilor- Pobedonozoff, Procurator. General of
the Holy Synod, of whom he inquired whether
he, the Emperor, could dismiss the Metro
polisaa. Pobadonozlf if replied, Eyes, with
the sanction of the Holy Synod"
An English Steamer Cost.
HAVANA, February 1Sth.-The English
steamer Either, plying between ST. Thomas
and Havana in connection with the South
anpton line, has foundered at Puerto Plata.
Passengers, mail and specie saved.
Russian officers for Herzegovina.
ST. PETERSBURG, February lSsh.-Six Rus
sian officers have started for Herzegovina,
aad nine others will shortly follow, all on one
years leave of absence
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The Cbester Catasfranhc.
A strong Temperance lecture.

Dies MoINEs ia J, February 18th.-Two
young men, Slater and Frost, while intox-
icated. quarceled last night. They struggled
for gun, and Frost seiz ID the uuzzle, placed
it against his own breast, and dared Slater to
shoot The latter did so, aud Frost died
almost instaptlv
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M. MATfE.
y. y. BILLINGS a q

RFFIoE s. sTREET-oFFICE HOURS: 0
A NJ. and 1890 70 2P.A 2s.R
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SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-UNIoNl
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sern,,,aI weakness.

rtflIftlEI L.niiH3lUnB, tEt
consequence efseif-abuse.
This solitary vice er de.
praved sexual .ndulgenee,
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grove L.. Jea,sss.

HAs REMOVED MS OFFICE AND aPs1.
Il a. depce to Dr.. G.. l. Eiurous' Buildino i
street, between Second and Third. Oejco I,o,lrs
70 A. M, IL A. n. to 2P. ". anaefoSP fets-,f
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Sacramento 6 PlaGGrVllle Railroad.
On aad After wednesday. March 2, 1881.
gsrh FgRTHEa NOTICE,
Trains will run between Sacramento and Folsom, as
iaiiogse
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. ...a..... $3.50 A. Nj.
Leave Sacramento foe Folsom. ........ 400 ?. ii.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento ...........6 :l5 A. NJ
Leave Folsom Tor Sacramento P. M.
mr2.G J. 3. WRIGHT, superintendent,
FOB P0RqLAED AHD ASTORIA
(9EEGSs).
TEyHF OREGON RAILWAY AND
L Navigation Company snd Pa sS@s -
else Coast Steamship Company will sSSzI-<lit5 lS
dispatch every Ave days from spear
street VIII If fr the above ports. ono OF their New
Al Iron Steam hips, yH
Columbia. Oregon, end state OF CALI
1arnla.
SAILING DAYS:
February. 9, IS, 1e, % 70
March ............ ..........5, 10, 10, 90, 20 30
At 10 O'clock A NJ,
Connecting at Pordnnl, Or with Steamers and
Railroads and their connecting Stage-lines for all
points in Oregon. Washington and Idaho Territories,
British Columbia and Alaska.
Ticket Office Eo. I'll Montgomery strset
GOo0ALIs PERKINS l. CO., Agents,
r1ys-f No. 10 Market street, San Francisco.
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs
Iva Iron Doors, jail cells, Shutters, Rsings,
Gratiugs, Homework and Blacksmishing in general,
No. go street, between fifth and Sixth. Second
hand Doors for sale. i23-4pd
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SANPORD'S RADICAL CURE

Ceanses the nasal passages of foul mucus restores
the senses Of smell taste and hearing when aft cited
frees the head throat ard bronchisl tubes of offen
sive choking matter, sweetens and purifes the
breath stops the cough and the progress OF
of Catarrh towards Consumption.
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sion TO Society, Dimness q Vision, holses IN "a
Head; the vital fluid pasEing tncbserTei in TIE
urine ard many ether diseases thst lead % insanity
and death.
DIX. ssTNTHR, who is regular physician
graduate of the University OF Pe2nsyiFanial,
will sgree to feTfeis Five EHssrs:i Bel
lars for a case of this kind The s6XAk
RESTORATIVE (undeT his special advice and
treatment) viii not cure, for anything impure CT
Injurious found In 1t. sfEs dENERE ueats n
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation free. Thorough exeratEstioh and
advice, including analysis Of uriae, -. Price =
Vital Restorative. 5.3 3 bottle, or four times
the quantity, Sie: sent to any address spoE IT,
csipt OF price, or c. o. D., secured from observaskoE
and In private name II 1esired By A. z. ssfEFAE,
NJ. De, no. II KesrHy Street, saz Fran
cisco. Cal. -
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREEI
VIII be sent to any Supplying by letter, stating
symptoms, and nge strict Sc -rSey "a regard "
all business transactions.
Dss. MgR1skys kkBSER REGESsys ET.
PEsETHCUM, cures al kinds OF kidney and
Bladder Complaints, GerorThDa, elect, fss1corhDA
For gale by all DruggiEts; 81 bosse. Stx besAls
for IS.
DE. INVITES sAEBszAGh PkBd,s srs TIE
best and cheapest SFhgEPszA and kSsGSEs
cure In tho market. For sale by al Druggists
Il. c. KIRK CO., Sacrsme1to, NncleGa
Agents rnrz2-4p1 81 s7-ssriTS7s
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Sacramento 6 PlaG8rVllle Railroad

A. N TowNE General Superintendent
T. Il. GOODMAN .fieu5 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
iao4pH
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JONES & MARTIN,
tVUIs MINI NbLLnVN y HlLls-
R0OT. NELSON & GO.

A TToRN EYs-AT-LAw, NO. GOT STREET, BIZ
"a tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento.
i24-4p1m
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hVU8, Nht5SUN @ W.,
HNIoN FoUNDRY-IRoN AND RRAsE
Z Founders and AachiDists, Front street, be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery OF every
description made to orde, j24-apim
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1s'sE.sN NOTES.

Owing 10 the severe weather the attendance
at the meeting OF the Literary so .cty.-at the
residence of Mr. s. II. Kaunmann was much
smaller last saturday evening than usual Those
who braved the storm We're. however. well repaid
in hearing au account of his observations ana ex-
perienceS in southeastern Russia. 10y Mr. George
kennan, author oi the charming book 'sTent Iafe
in siberia followed by delightful instrumental
music 10y Mrs. Knox, Mr.. Rice. aud others After
the literary eN ercaes proper were over the meet
ing TOOK on the character OF an evening paTty OF
more than ordinary Sociability and enjoyment,
and the guests reluctantly separated II late
hour.
President pro tim Davis gave another hand
some dinner-party at Nelcker's on Saturday even
ing, ana the spanish minister ana Mime Barca
also gave dinn.r-party - some OF the ladies and
gentlemen OF the diplomatic corps.
senator and Mrs. Mcpherson have Invited guests
To dinner this evening.-Mrs. Redf rn has Issued
cards for tonight -RepresentitNe IL Feyre
VIII give a dinner party 1t NclckcrS Tomorrow
evening TO the Apuropri ton CemmiuPe.-Tbe
Misses McCeney viii give an ent.r1 linmeDt to-
morrow eNthing;-MisS Miller, daughter Of the
Senator from California. has issued Eyit ,tions Tor
a german on Wednesday evening" Secretary
and Mrs Frelinglltiysen VIII have a reception for
the diplomatic corps on Thursday evenings sl,n'.
lar To the Sc Secretary Eyart> used 10 have
urday evenings.-Thc British minister and Miss
West are TO be at home 10 the diplomatic corps
Representative and Mrs. Walker have is
Sue1 cards for an evening party at Wormley's
hotel next Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. IL. VI. HutchtD-
son have also issued invitations for Friday
evening.
Nie AltnFfltN trtU'Tds DTtNSttf. WHOSE Ttfpi-
tons have been INTERRUPTED 10y the Illness Of her
chil |, Will Receive at NOrmlcys on Nednes iay
next.
Ii has been observed that the families Of eleven
Senators are now in mourning for the deaths of
hear relatives Witch haV- oc Urred within year.
and most of them within five months
Ash Wednesday ,or tn first day Of LcntN win
come In little more tam two WtcNS-F bruerA I'D
The Bank Clerks VIII give their second Grand
BAH at Masonic Temple or Friday -, 1ing the
11th Instant. The summer excursion parties or
this association have always been exceptionally
pleasant, and II * its Intention t. make It's winter
entertainments not less 81.
The ANNOUNCEMENT recently made that senator
voorhees, would last week give up tie house in
viii II he ana his family have been living was pra-
mature. lie does not expect now Il move before
the end of this noath.-Mlss Bette Eyaus ar
rived IN the city saturday evening tO visit General
Sherman'S falntiy.- Justice ntrIJns vie con-
unueS III VITA fever, which MPs ROW continued for
more than week -EN-Speaker Handall's eldest
daugIiter is in New York
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The Great Snow Storm.
ITS RAPID COURSE AND ITS EFFECTS uERE AND Ell,
WHERE

IT'S RAPID COURSE AND ITS EFFECTS HERE AND Else
WHERE
Washington Is now suffering with the usual
sequence OF a snow storm here-treacherously
slippery Sidewalks and sloppy streets. The storm
which spent It's fury here Saturday night, was
one of the severest recorded during the season. and
the snow fall WAS heavier than any that has visited
Washington for several years. The story Of the
storm, as told on the weather charts, is very SINH
lar TO that OF a week ago. On THURSDAY the storm
center was developed in Texas On Friday the
maps ma showed a well dehned storm center, with
the lowest pressure al lnuianoia, on the coast OF
Texas. At midnight the storm had swept into
Mississippi. During that day there was rainfall
OF 2 IS inches at Shreveport La. and 63 Inches at
Vicksburg, Miss The storm was whirled along
With the velocity OF a hurricane. a maximum WIND
velocity OF 81 miles being recorded at Indianola.
and 40 miles at Galveston. Dpr ny the day the
rain extended over the gulf states and Tennessee.
Saturday the storm center had moved I'm north
Jersey coast. There were general heavy rains i'm
all the southern Atlantic states, and general Snow
rain failing south and snow north OF the track OF
the storm. Yesterday the storm continued in its
northeasterly track, and was central beyond Nova
Scotia.
THE SNOWFALL AT WASHINGTON
is recorded at 13S inches This measurement
means melted SHOW, or the equivalent OF the snow
In rain. 1--WE usually divide the snowfall by TO- to
get the rainfall, SO that would indicate about l3
cations to THE STAR reporter. "In this case,
though, the snow was heavy and solid, SO it did
not Etdcu SUCH ucptn as tnltS
TIE FALL ELSEWHERE.
The fall at Block Island is recorded as g in
ches, which, according to the same ratio, would
indicate about q inches of snow The fall at Bcs-
ton was 1.34 inches, and at Eastport, Me- ll6
inches At Block Island during the storm there
prevailed a wind with maximum velocity of "a
miles north. At Cape Hatteras there was hurYf-
cane with a maximum velocity Of 60 miles north
west, and at Cape Hatteras wind blowing in
shore-such as are the dread Of fmariners-attained
a velocity OF So miles per hour.
The storm was felt with great severity in New
York, New England, New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania, and the traffic has been much Interrupted
by snow on the railroads.
A ROOF BROKEN IN.
Many sleighs were out here, but under the bright
warm sunshine OF yesterday and to-day the snow
is rapidly melting. On Sunday morning the weight
OF the snow on the roof Of the livery stable OF Mr.
E + Barnes, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd
and 9Th streets, extending from street to Penn
sylvania avenue, was crushed in, and the car
nages OF Messrs. Thomas Bayne, George Rglon and
others were broken and buried under the debris,
entatlinG loss OF some hundreds OF dollars
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Nearly hundred officers of the navy have
made application to the Secretary of the Navy
to be detailed to search for the missing
men OF the Jeanette. This is regarded as
highly creditable to the spirit OF the navy. Lieut.
Giles h. Harber and Master Scheutze, who have
been ordered to assist In the search, sailed from
New York on Saturday.
LIEUT.. DANENHOwER COMING HOME.
Secretary Hunt to-day received a dispatch from
Mr.. Hoffman at st. Petersburg saying that Lieut.
Danenhower has received the orders telegraphed
him from the navy department., and Will return
home.
DISPATCH FROM JAMES GORDON BENNETT TODAY
Secretary Hunt received the follow ing cable dis
patch from James Gordon Bennett at Paris this
morning: "Your dispatch received. Since you
have decided to send the officers defer to your
judgment. Will you kindly let me know their
names, whether junior or senior to Danenhower in
rank; by what steamer they sailed, and when they
will arrive in Paris, may be of service in for.
warding them to their destination. The steamer
Lena, which by SieberrakOff'S kindness has been
rendered 10 me, Is OF course at their disposal NV
correspondent, who Is almost at IrkutSk viii
know that the expedition Is to be in charge OF OFF,
GERS of the United States navy, and win 20 simply
as Herald correspondent"
Secretary Hunt replied to Mr.. Benefits dispatch
as follows: "Lieut Harber, senior to Danenhower.
sailed in the Germanic; Master Scheutz, junior.
missed the Germanic and sailed in the Oder They
VIII meet In London and 60 to Paris to confer with
you"
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The Potter building Fire.
NO rmE ESCAPES on rlIr srrrrrIKE

NEW YORK. February 6-The search I'm the ruins
OF the old World building firc was continual to-
day. but no additional bodies had is-en discovered
up 10 noon. The coroBer's inquest MAS begun to-
day, ana Coroner Hermann in opening th, case
Stld that II nre escapes had been ON The building
all would probably nave been saved. The police
ofncers who were on dutk in the yi,lGiiN az the
burned building testified 10 the rapid spread or the
HAMS :. T. Brace, cf the THC, firld ana Farm,
told of his harrow escape from thc burning huila-
Ing. He said NJ had called attention Ia the over
heated wall There were no fire escapes he said,
on the building
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Prominent Array Officers ESstired To-
k,.

As stated in THE STAR last week would be the
case, tie President to-day made the i!rat batCh of
the contemplated army rtTemen'S. The officers
retired to-day were QurrteTln3st"r General Meigs
(DGJicCd el>cWl re- j Yn 81 ere neral BrGwG. AMI
COlS. Lug Hbeci, II Her nd Dent The retirement
OF Co.'s. Luge nb-cl. H5ilcr and ncut win cause
regular promotions down the list. Similar pro-
motions IN the pay and Qua!fPrmaSter gen rails
departments viii he caused by the rctT, lICnts OF
Gems. Np.rS and t.rgVrn.
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Foreign Sfgnir~.

ENGLAND, FRANCE AND EGNFT.
CAIRO. Febluiry 6-MT. MalCt. the British Com
SUI General, replying To NallAuued Birpudfs dec
llr4ton, tlat the new government would res pet
all International obligations. promised thc prime
minister his support II he adhered 10 The attitude
Indicated.
LONDON. February Ga Seml-Oflicial note nuh-
lished ia Paris says: The view tuat ;hc T. ,ptIan
situation iS aCtu'l anarchy. ana calculated Ia head
Immediately 10 armed intervention l. much eNag-
Eer1ted Nr. De- Frey ciaCt'S attitude Is as Gar -
possible removed from any v.HtAT ~o;ac policy.
He Is Anxious not 10 Jeopardzc the European con-
cert
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Nomination. To-day.

GEN RUCKER FOR cCanTERNhSTER GENERAL AND
MAI. ROCHESTER FOR PAyMAsrEg GENERAL
The following nominations We're sent to the SEN
ate this Astronomical. Daniel II. Rucber. GSsis-
tant quartermaStcr general. q be quart rmastcr
general; Maj. William B. Rochester, u De paymss-
ter general.
PCSt.aa sterS-CpO. Randall, Peabody, Mass;
Jas. VI. Goodrich, Ancslury. Mass; Newtun
wells. Remove. Pa; u. \. BeonlCY, Blo0nsiurT,
Pa; Frank O'Neal, StoGbenyIile, Chic; Frank 4.
Leach, Vallejo, CsI.