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The Samitary Engineer,
or New York, Is published Thurs lays, at 140 Will
nam street Interesting to every one. 10 cents
All neW5dealerS. tn, t&S
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., will send a recipe
that will cure you, free OF charge. This great re-
medy was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH I. IMAM Station ID, New York city.
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Terrible Loss of Life.
Millions OF rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with Rough on Rats
Sold by Druggists. 15c. boxes. tn
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You are sick; well, there is Just one remedy that
win cure you beyond possibility Of doubt. II it's
LIVER OF Kidney trouble, Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Stott Cromwell, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Ruv M HALLIDAY preseus


Without seeing DR.. ScOtt'S beautiful Electric Hail
and Flesh Brushes. They always benefit the we'll
and marvellously cure Headaches, Neuralgia, Dand,
run, Falling Hair, Badness, rheumatism, etc
Price refunded II not as represented. Atdrug and
FANCY stores eos
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0p-nn1 Dexvo.n

For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching liberated
Or protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller, NJ. D., 9l5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine With
out his signature. Sold by druggists Disco
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and delivered In 1s-ib. ssWard" prints SOC per 10
Also cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk
&c. per Of Cream, 15c. pint
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That Low, Nervous Fever,
want OF sleep and weakness calls for Hop Bit
Let the Poor sufferers from Fe

take courage and rejoice th.t painless remedy
has been found. We refer to Lydia E. Pinkhaml
Vegetable Compound 1t Is prepared at 233 West
ern Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Send to Mrs. Pinkhan
for pamphlets.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

IT OST-ON JANUARY 4, 1882 A LADY'S CLOTH
IL Shoe, West street, between North and Montgom-
cry streets northwest suitable reward will be paid IL
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EDUCATIONAL.

MN: Re NbaRiT. PH. D.. ISL MAssAcHU-
w sets astne northwest. graduate Of Iii Uni.
yerSity lstey f;ssn Egroe, gre emit pa fe-sor u
q. rin&n language and Etr turc nj the OsiHns1e Sem
inHFN. gives lessons IN German and Classic Lam
guagsS. JS-Ns
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSICAL
w JtMAS' MEN MALLS. II. gth and n NV. In
trance u street Tbittoer,h year Piano. Orgsn,
Voice Singing. Violin. sc. Twelve tcsc.crs. Free
advantage. %. 4. BUl.LASo. Director. lss I'm
UNIVERSITY or GEORGETOWN.
LAW ooTIEGE
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

n cheatock and Fixtures Of of the hes. market
stores in the city doing fair trade: rent low
Apply Highland Market, 1l22 i4tl, street northwest
ia5-2t'
EIOR SIX-RODM BRICK HOUSE.
Il southeast worth 81, 800 fer sroom Brick north
west, worth about s.. 500. Apply TO
J. x. SWORMSTEDT,
A-3t Real Estate Agent, 92S + street.
GALE OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOCATED
- three story pressed brick front House. northwest
section; IA rooms; sl modern improvements; bay
window. Address Box 81 Star office. do 2ws
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE tNEWO AND LARGE
N Lot 2e0X300 feet in growing county seat Kan
sas, for SALE viii trade for city property Price So 600
bargain. Call address W. L. FITZGERALD,
Room GO, Corccran Building. d30- Ina
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LAW COLLEGE.

critical and eypostory course Of lectures upon Tho
Constitntlo on al the United States by Hon. RICHARD
i; M ,sS LID. viii issin FRIDAY. January
On. lsS2 n "a AMI continue successive FRI
days. at the same hour other M gtshed ,-crcineA
occasionally slternstrg Wit Mr.. nerrick. 10 scass
special sni9eSs hose cUi members cf the school
attend Thee tsCr ia any other x the lectures they
may elect on sxment Of IS IS per month. For fnrthe
particulars sl'pl! 10
MM. VI. DENNIS. SECRETARY
Lehman Building. las New York avenue, Mashn,frn
city. dss-2~
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For the middle states. cloudy weather and light
NOW, winds mostly from north 10 east, lower bir-
Oneter and no change in temperature
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BILL FOR PARTITION OF THE EsPUrA EsrArR-
To-day, Mr.. f. II. Mackey, for John Esputa, filed
the partition OF certain real estate The plaintiff
states that he was formerly resident OF the Dis
PENDANT, Mary Esputa, was formerly his wife but
was divorced from him by the circuit court OF the
seventh district OF Florida, on the 18th OF August
last: that Edward Esputa has been an fnmafe of
the insane asylum since 1859: that COMPARTMENTS
father, Francis Esputa, died intestate, leaving
four children, In 1884, and the widow died in l676
Edward Ksputa and partition b made Of the
property.
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MIR. F. aUSSAEUS AND ASSIST ANTS PRI-
Ash Natey and IN Ciass.- Ancient and Modern Lam
gsses Mathe1nacS; Prera, alton for Coe-e, Military
ard Sclctinc Schools. ladies Cl.sse~ in i1s
morning; evening Classes for gentlemen Adde'S for
circulars, L. MUSSAEUS. I2i2 l. street northwest
dl7-6ln
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OFFICE OF THZ CEIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, DC. January ), 1889 8 80 am. {
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Building Associations.

At the third monthly meeting OF the Perpetual
Building Association last evening, c. C. Duncan
son, esq, president, in tie chair, the secretlry
sold $50 It an average discount OF S5l leaving
the Borrower S149 10 each snare.
AT the ninth regular monthly meeting OF Fe!-
ersI Buld1ng Association, No =. last evening, adj
Vances were sold on 81 shares dt the III nmun rate
OF premium. % per cent, amount d, TO - go
Al the tWenty->.ycntn monthly mstt.Hgo OF the
Equitable Building Association LIST evening
Is cent
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linnGruH

cioiOsiS, ETC., etc, IL cannot D. SURPASSED IRE
member the name, Colden's, take no other) Oh
druggists.
Is removed by the use OF Cocaine; and it stimu-
LitcS ard promotes the growth OF the hair. Bur-
netts Flavoring Extracts are the best.
The Sanitary Engineer,
OF New York, IS PUBLISHED Thurs lays, at 140 Will
nam street interesting to every one. 10 cents.
All neW5dealerS. th,t&s
That Low, Nervous Fever,
want Of sleep and weakness calls for Hop Bitters.
take courage and rejoice th.t painless remedy
has been found. We refer to Lydia E. Pinkhams
vegetable Compound. 1t Is prepared at 233 West
ern Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Send to Mrs. Pinkham
for pamphlets.
Sour Stomach,
ba breath, indigestion and headache easily cured
by Hop Bitters.
A Smooth Complexion
Can be had by every lady who will use Parker's
Ginger Tonic. Regulating the internal organs and
and gives a healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about IL In another column.
Annoyance Avoided.
Gray hairs are honorable, but their premature
appearance is annoying Parker's Hair Balsam
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring the
On account OF its remarkably delicate and last
ing fragrance, society bellies are loud In their
praises OF FlOreSton Cologne.
Buy NO Holiday Present
without seeing DR.. Scott's beautiful Electric Hair
ana Flesh Brushes. They always benefit the well.
and marvellously cure Headaches, Neuralgia, Dand.
run, Falling Hair, Badness, rheumatism, etc.
Price refunded II not as represented. Atdrug and
fancy stores. eos
$1,000 Reward
For any case OF blind bleeding, itching, liberated,
or protrudng Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
rod Inv u ny
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine With
out his signature. Sold by druggists Disco
Card.
TO all VINO are suffering from the errors and in-
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood, &c, will send a recipe
that will cure you, free OF charge. This great re-
medy was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send Self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID, New York city.
Terrible Loss of Life.
Milll0nS OF rats, mice, cats, bed-bugS, reaches.
lose their lives by collision with Trough on Rats
Sold by Druggists. 15c. boxes. tn
See Here.
You are Sick; well, there is Just remedy that
will cure you beyond possibility OF doubt If it's
No.
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ICOR SALE. RENT AND EXCHANGE-LARGE AND
IL small houses, in all parts of the CITY, Call or send
and examine our lists. FITCH. FOX BROWN. 1887
Pennsylvania avenue. Ola
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.
lR. sIBLEY's COMPOUND CALIsAYA

u Singer. Howe. Wheeler Wilson. Domestic, Wed
&c. Any machine you want cheap n McKENNEY'&
AT oth q. northwest. Renting and repair7nx. n16
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NATURES TRIUMPH,

fel2-eo SOLE PRopRIEToRs. BALTIMORE MD
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ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS. - Officers have been
el"Ct'd recently by various bod es as follows:
&9uchon C!u5-Frdnk f. Ang rcr, president; G..
Phillip DoWen, vice president; VI. j. MaGi IAN, re-
corning and corresponding secretary, ami George
Sveeta:an, treasurer.
Phoenix Benevolent Association President
Louis RGSeman; vice president, An rev Schntt );
secretary. W. " 3rtil, and LaesS nn.cr W. Wilke
kan,aS RrPGbi an AssOciat on-Hcn N C. Nc
F5TiJnG. Commissioner OF til" General Land Office
president; f. j. Dallas. j. h. X tnkin and K j .
Bliss. vice Presidents ID. J. Evans, corresponding
secretary: j: =. Hamilton, recording secretary,
and A. \. THOMAS, TIRE: sUrer.
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SPECIAL COURSE.

Hon. MATTHEW T. pEADG, United States Jusss
Tor the Judicial district OF oryon has consented adj
dress the students a. follows,
TUESDAY EVENING, January ID. at O'Clock. Sub
ject: Trial 10y Jury"
THURSDAY EvENING. January 9Th. same hour.
Subject; law sni Lawyers"
Graduates Of former years coriislly invited. d30
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18


30 the proyident savings banks, jrsey City,
committed suicide by shooting hlself 1--WE
times.
Last week s3S5O,OOO gold went p Europe
from New York. European finaciers say
there is q balance of $5O,0c0,0OO yet talnst this
country.
J.R. Boutwell,, an ascending delilter who
fed frcm New York, is in Salt Lakeiiy, Utah.
Cnas.. H. Hinchman Of Philadelphia'aid to re
the largest stakeholder of the Starpnt mine,
and NJ. S. Van Rsnssaeller OF NeyYork, It's
secretary, with warrants for his rest, are
with him. Boutwell, agrees to retur east with
them aud prove that the mines oweim.
Roger Tichborne, the California timant, is
co, and has three wnesses TO
In San Francis "eI- Roger" He vi soon 60
prove that he Is %. ~ Leduan pre-
TO Paris to confer with Fath, Tor 10 famous
paratery to another legal contest
estate. ler there
Owing TO the suicide OF the treas Savings
has been hsavy run on the Provlder, Is said
bank, Jersey City. The bank, hover
| by its officers TO be in good condition
Investigation into the affairs of the Frs
National Bank, Buffalo, shows a long continues
system Of embezzlement.
Evansville, Ind, will be lighted by The Brus
electric light. There will be six towers rs
feet high.
Judgment has been filed against the estat
of Cornelius j. Vanderbilt for S57, 4S0, obtaine
in the New York supreme court by Zacharial
Il. Simmonds, lottery man.
Mrs. Garfield writes to Senator 5hermal
a Enthusiastically beautiful acknowledgment
of the receipt Of the pension granted for her lat
husbands cake.
A Ere In Minneapolis has Just destroyed
block of z stores on South Washington Ave
A. Cohen dry goods, Wickland and Bennett
d Brown liquors, are among the heavies
losers.
The four judges before whom the bill Of ex
ceptions In the Guiteau cass was argued hav,
failed TO agree. The court Is equally divided
and argument will be ordered before Nv,
judges.
DR.. Joseph ID. Barnes, Washington, Act
ing Assistant Surgeon United States Army, 9
son Of Surgeon General Joseph K. Barnes
United States Army, died suddenly on the 18th
OF dropsy Of the heart.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18


Hon. Alex. Il ,.yens fell ON the capitol
steps on the 9th, wing serious injury.
An insane woman, II 4o.e husband deserted
her, killed three OF her children, and would
have killed the fourth but he made his escape
and gave an alarm. When help arrived the
woman was stabblng herself and will very
likely die.
The Buffalo Express has libel suit on band
damages 100000.
The directors OF st. Mary's Catholic Training
School have purchased farm Of 440acres near
Desplaines, ILL.,, upon which buildings will DO
erected TO accommodate 1000 boys.
In the Peruvian company investigation SEN
ator Blair Acknowledges accepting 100000
worth Of Shepherds stock, but had not been
Influenced by mere money considerations. He
saw Peru he "under dog" and his sympathies
were enlisted In her behalf.
| Mason's only dependence now is on execu-
tive interference in modifying his sentence.
The watch which Jesse James wore at the
| time he was killed has been returned to r. II.
Roundtree, q lawyer of Lebanon Ky- from
whom II was stolel In a stage robbery near
Mammoth Cave, 1880.
The London, Ont, car shops are TO be
moved to Montreal, as one Of the results OF the
@. w. and g. T. r. R. consolidation.
In the Guiteau case Mr.. Reed centended
that the weight Of common law authorities
sustained the position that the District OF Co.
lumbia had no Jurisdiction; also that the teeti.
mony Of the experts was humbur, as they
could be gotten to swear on all eidesof every
question.
For some days past repeated attempts have
been made to wreck trains Of the Madison di
vision of the Chicago Il N. WI r. A farmer
Lad 10 years OF age confesses to the crime, CIV
ing as a reason thst he wanted 'n see what
kind Of a tumble fast train wouldmake into
the ditch"
The Cleveland rolling mills are clesd, shut.
ting out nearly 1000 men, on account OF
Jthreatened strike.
| McAlllster, a mining settlement in Indian
Territory, and Mound City, NO., wereyisted by
cyclone Monday night. Twenty-ole people
were killed, 5OiDiured, and much property was
destroyed.
/ We A'
trip abroad is partly for the purpose u outbid-
ding the Grand Trunk, thus Debating the
fusion with the &. w. r. r before he details
are perfected.
Mrs. Mason made personal appal TO the
President for the pardon of the Imprisoned
sergeant.
hrs. seoyille objects 10 her husbad's inter
ference In what she considers TO b, her own
affairs. II Ia suggested by the. paprs that IL
he doesn't LEI her have her way she nay tell the
public what she knows about him.
Another terrible cyclone is reportepn Louis
lana near Vienna. Everything was'wept OIL
McElroy's plantation, one man and wo chill
dren killed. In Arcadia large nTmber OF
persons were seriously. hurt, stock titled and
great damage OF all kinds. In New fork city,
the wind blew at the rate of As mile an hour
and several trees were blown down q Central
Park.
A bill Is to come up in the Hous ON
mending that letter postage be redu: two
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CONGRESS-.

May S.--A bill WIS introduced for the relief
Of Fitz John Porter The provisions are the
same as the house bl,l Bills were reported
approx rating $4,000 for the extension Of
the executive mansion. Nlessrs. Window, Haw-
ley, Harrison, Cockrell an,f Pugh constituted
the committee Of investigator concerning the
allegation Of corruption In connection with the
bonded distillery spirits bill.
In the house bills were introduced BY M.
Townshend TO place the tax on saM used In
curing pork and beef On the same baSis as salt
used in curing fish. BY Mr.. Calkins to laid In
making further arctic exploration and detail
Ing Master Lucien Young az commando OF the
expedition. 1t authorizes the secretary of the
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

procession was: The hearss, the duke Of ma,
onshlrs walking alone, the marquis OF Hart
lngton' Lord Edward CavspdIsh, MI. Gladstone
Earl Granville, the speaker Of the house III
commons, members Of the cabinet and sOO
members Of parliament walking four abreast
An immense crowd was present. the pumhsr
being estimated as high as 10000.
Mr.. Trevslyan, the new chief secretary for
Ireland, and Lady Spencer, have arrived in
Dublin. The former was warmly chsfrsd hv
the pSpulace. He was escorted TO tbs castls
BY mcntsd police.
In 20 house OF commons Sir WaIter u.r-
conrfaome secretary, introduced bill for the
repression OF crime In ireland. He chsracter-
ized 70 prevalence OF crime there as nation.
al diFace, He said: "The time has arrived
TOT entire house to unite In taking stems 10
repre- 1t. The Irish members COMPLAIN bIt.
tsriyf the abandonment of the new policy Of
conception and intend To offer strenuous Cd
posipn to the passing Of the bill.
A rrrible explosion Of IRE damn Ia report.
Cd Inc Pluto mine, In the town OF Bocbum.
wephalia- Fifty-six dead bodies were re.
covpd.
AeVere storm Of wind and rain raging ON
thdorthern and western portions of Lake
Onfio has washed away several houses used |
as snmer residences on the island off Toronto. |
Ma wrecks are expected.
fests OF parties on suspicion OF completely |
IMP murders Of Cavendish and Burke con-
tln. The IMPRESSION bill was the subject of
aHciting debate in the British house of com.
ING. A London paper predicts Gladstone's
ea retirement from the chaneellorshIp.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18
DETROIT MARKETS.

REPRODUCE AND Provision market is sup
ri at rates as follows: Mess pork, $19.75;
10y $2O.25; cleal, $22.5O. Lard, Ike
fq terces; l2c for kegs; hams, 12alSc;
snesrs, ss[@9c; bacon, lSc; dried beef, Is
d; extra mess beef, .$l3.25. Chickens were
SCAT l2@l4c per ID, white fish and trout
7tc.
FGErABLES-Jobbiug prices we're az fol-
70: Fer doz punches asparagus 81 100
l cuomoers, 7S@SO; oniols, 4O@45c;
plant. 60@S5c; radishes, 60@P; vegetable
oH, 4695Oc. Per box stringpeans, % 80
@5; peas, 81 1888 per bu; lettuce, 75@
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tN;SCELLANEOUS,

Barnum has Just lost one OF his female os.
triches. 1t will be given to the Smithsonian
Institute after the taxidermist has done his
| work.
The house OF TIE Connecticut legislature has
voted to prohibit the manufacture and sale Of
intoxicating liquors. To become operative.it
must pass the next legislature by two-thirds
vote, and then be ratified BY the people.
Over 10000 immigrants arrived at the port in
New York In April, 40 per cent. of them Ger
mans. The rest are Scandinsvians, Hollanders
and Italians. Tho German immigrants had
from $50 10 $1,000 each In money. Among
twelve hundred Italians there twas S1o5 in
all.
The Guiteau case has been postponed day
another case being ahead Of 1t In the court en-
banc. The prisoner has written Chief Justice
Waite that he shall not attend.
Citizens In Arizona and Dakota are not
pleased with the Presidents "cow- boy procla.
nation. The Tuscon Star states that a band OF
deputy marshals were guilty Of murder, etc.
Secretary FoIger, has accepted the reslgna-
ton Of chief clerk Power. Col. Ames Webster
Of Massachusetts at one time member Of Gen
Grants staff, will be the successor in Office the
first OF next month.
Mrs. Gar6eid's pension is paid at the Colum-
bus, o., Office, the amount being $4,000 year.
The House Of Representatives passed the
tariff commission bill BY vote OF J51 to SO.
Chicago vetoes the stringing of wires through
the streets for lighting houses, etc, by electric
lily. Underground with Jour wires, gentle
men.
President Arthur has signed the amt. Chinese
immigration bill, with the ten years suspension
clause.
James Gordon Bennett on Tuesday took
President Arthur and members Of the cabinet
on IN excursion down the Potomac In his new
yacht
Notwithstanding the terrible fate of DeI.one
and his men Ensign Lucien Young, the gallant
officer OF the Inflated Huron, who saved 30
many lives when that vessel went down of the
coast Of North Carolins, wishes to 20 TO the
Arctic seas In search OF the pole
cyclone struck the Central Wesleyan COL |
lege Warrenton, Mo-, and carried away a por- /
hon OF the wall, roof, etc, damaging the build
Ing about $l6.C0o. |
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-05-18

Gently proposed polcy, and IL Is rum q thapy
coercion will be instituted, possibly I thte
AZ" hayonet. TIE cowardly a. ssinaf he
point OF a. 7cst universal revuli 4 and O
ton has caused an stances given CO toll,
sympathy has In manyiL. sne'lA
indifference to the woes bf Ireia.,..
Dillon and Davitt publish manifesto adopted
by special Land League assembly at West
minister Palace Hotel which In very forcible
language calls upon Ireland to show In every
possible manner detIstation Of so atrocicus a
deed. The manifesto closes as follows: "we
feel that no act that has ever been perpetrated
In our country during the exciting struggles Of
the past five years haq 20 stained the name Of
hospltable Ireland as bis cowardly and un-
provoked assassinatit O friendly stranger
and that until the mlETdenrs OF Cavendsh and
Burke are brought to Jusses that stain will
sully our country's NAME"
Lady Cayendish has left London. Previous
TO her departure Mr.. Gladstone called and both
were greatly overcome during the interview.
Tie Irish ladies Of the Dublin Land League
sent her telegram expressing hope that she
eiu NV oouo'V INV eho hiSh poopio WcI6 bunk
so low as TO murder one who had brought
peace offering to Ireland.
Geo. Otto Trevelyan has been appointed
chief secretary for Ireland much to the gratih-
cation of Irishmen. Toe government offers
$4,000 reward for the apprehension Of the
assassins. The London Times holds the land
leaguers responsible for the crime. A large
number of arrests have ALREADY been made.
Egypt is reported In q state OF revolu-
ton.
The assassins OF Cavendish aud Burke re-
main unidentified. However, no additional
arrests have been made Of parties against
whom suspicious OF guilt were entertained.
A special train from London conveyed
mourners to Chatsworth to attend the funeral
of Lord Cavendish. Among Them was the
prince Of Wales and duke Of Edinburgh, rep
resenting the queen, Mr.. Gladstone, Lord Gran
vile Mr.. Forster, the attorney general the
postmaster general, and many other distIn-
guisbed persons. One OF The most conspicu-
Gus features Of the funeral was the assemblage
OF 5000 tenants OF the duke Of Devonshire,
father Of Lord Cavendlsh. The order OF the