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Wall street To-day.

rENSESSEES SrII.I. THE FEATURE or THE STATE LIST
NEW Yogk. February 1.-THE ioSt'S financial AZ
ucle Gao YIN. etiition sayS:-The stock En-
change markets continue very trll. United states
bonds are unehl ng,'i. Tenne>s',eS cont<Eue To he
the feature OF the II Il bond lis. dispatch from
NlSlNllie has been received. SaNinr ''lhet the su-
prelllc court decides funiicg law unCunSIitttiou-
al. The news ScelaS Ia have bceu dis cunt 4, =
IS after the above dispatch Was received the
bonds advanced % per cent, OF which \ per cent
has however. since been lost. We are informed
inst the state treasury has in its p0>S s>inn in
cash about 81 ,0,JtD, and that taxes arr sti COM
ing in. The Interest on the per cents created
under the FUNDING law. which the supreme court
o. the stlte declare ) unconstitutional. Is about
S1'O,A0 Per year, one-half O. which was due on TIE
ltISI day oi JANUARY last. the new bonds drdNin ing
interest from july l>t. 1881. Although these new
bonds have been prepared. they have not yet been
issued. which explains why the dealings AT
the Stock Exchange have all along been
in the old forms or the state debt
lt appears that OF the five Judges OF the supreme
court. two dissent from the decision rendered.
Railroad bonds are steady to strong. AT an adj
vance OF Aal4. The share speculation continues
very tame, the net result OF the fiu 'tultuns being
irregular, but generally towards higher prices
The local money market Is easy to-day at
To per cent for call loans on stocks, ut Sac per
cent for title loans on same collateral. AT , ID per
cent for call loans and 3a3l% per cent for time
loans on United states bonds. Prime mercantile
paper IS 5a6 per cent. The market for foreign eN-
change IS Very dun, but Is steady. The posted
rates for prime bankers sterling are unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-11

The ToFtL RECEIPTS OF TAXES In the District
collectors office for the month OF January, WAS
SOL ,30t2, embracing So %. ~ collected Tor water
rents. There are many deltnGu mt water rents
ANA the force employed u cut of water have Just
got their instructions To commence their duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-11

having received acafae 0iscafch ssrurSn0 M;
that his friends would 1ugD 0Atch with nA0.
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dispatch from Buffalo, announces that a con-
tract has been signed transferring the ~Readfng
RAJ WAY" TO the New York central. -
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YELLOW FEVER IN New JEgsEY.-The National
Board OF Health is advised that during the week
ended February ith there were nine deaths from
smallpox iii Hudson, New Jersey.
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THE GREAT Success or PATIENCE.-Not only hun.
dradS, but actual Thousands. were turned away
IRON the matinee at Ford's Opera use this art r
noon. AT O'clock "no standing room W
announced. and from then until = o'clock thousands
We're refused admission pn Account al M room
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF SIX DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS-THREE FRONTING ON HIGH
Strict AND THREE ON MARKET STREET,
GEOktiETONN. Dc.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY THIR- ~,
1EEN1H. 1882. at -FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of kt:s
premises shall sell al of lot 2o5 which been I'll
subiy1e into six buIldiI. lOts-three having front
OF about % feet High street and three about 22 feet
on MARKET street between 9TH and 9th streets This
property l. vel located. and should demand the attsn
ton OF parties desiring prot table ink eatnients.
Terms: CTethird cash: the residue two equal pay
gents ct six and twelve months with bearing in
teres aid secured by deed OF trust the property
sold All convey anciI ~ purchasers cost. 4 deposit
OF SIS required On each lot at tiIue 90 sale
f3-Gts WI. III. CLhGtiEIT, Executor.
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THoNAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON CONGRESS- STREET, GEORGETOTN
d.
By virtue Of deed of trust hearin. date Deem
Der I'D 1876, and duly recorded IN I1ec S39
81. one Oi the land records II the Dlatrict OF
luia. and Ly direction the ties secured thereby
the undersigned Trustee will een pubic auctioa in
front n,. o. the pren1i77ess. on Thu liSDAI. six
1EkNIh Day Oh FEBRUARY, 1882, at
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. Ell those parts of
lots numbered two Iuu drcd and tairySe.en two hun
dred and thirty ana hundred and t,rty-nIn
l23I. 25S amt 2}9. in Be2ls addition GeorEetou ~
District Of Columbia. bounded follows: Bee-inniu,
for Tire sane at point in tie east line OF Congress
street ten Tee north of the southwest of lot
numbered 80 hundred AID thirty eight. (233l, and
thence east parallel t. Wet street hundred and
twenty feet, thence north at right aaesa line
ninety feet thence west parallel 70 line until il in
fersects the east line Of Congress street: thence south
sery with the east line OF Congress street to the place
OF beginning.
Terms ri sale orethird OF the purchase money in
Cas- b ldrce u six and twelve months, with
ts, secured by deed of trust the property sold: or
Ill cash. 1T the option of the purchaser All conveyance
Ms and recording az the purchasers cost and If the
terms of sale not complied with in tive days, the
Trustee Ie-erves the rl2ht t. reel the property the
rsk and cost of the defatng purchaser, after DYER
f6 WI. L. DAVIS Trustee
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TICKET ScALPERs ON THEIR MrscIE.-Thos IT,
Dorsey ana Robert A. BrOlsb TX. rival ticket scalp
crS. had difficulty at the Baltimore and ohio
depot yesterday afternoon about some tickets
Policeman Scott arrested both parties. and IN q
ioi e Court today Dorsey pleaded guilty anu Va o
f;nei -. and Bromberg (shose nose Vas skinnedl
was dismissed.
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CHICAGO TRAaEDY.-In Chicago yesterday
George Robinson alias s'English George, "Shot and
mortaliy wounded a girl named Mary Bacon, and
then opening his mouth fired bullet into his brain
and instantly fell dead at her feet The girl had fe
fused to marry him.
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NEW YORK SMALLPOX INGIDEEf.-TwO infants
died In New York yesterday from smallpox. The
parents OF both tailors and reside in tenement
houses. At both houses the clothing prepared for
delivery was seized. In OF thehOuseS 600 pairs
or trousers were discovered.
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1HE DAKOTA QUESTION IN CONGREss.--The sub
committee Of the House committee on territories
have agreed to report to the full committee on
tuesday next in favor OF the proposition to ADMIT
rs state all OF that portion Of Dakota lying south
OF the 46! parallel or latitude. the northern nor-
ton TO constitute, as now, the territory OF Dakota.
The subcommittee will prepare a substitute for
the pendng bin. proViling IOr the necessary ma
chiDery OF government, &c.
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Latest News by the Gable.

SUICIDE OF A UNION GENERATE STOCKHo!DER.
LONDON. February IA dispatch 10 the Times
from Paris says the Marquis dc JoGas. large
shareholder III the union generate, has Committed
suicide.
THE SITUATION IN EGYPT
telegram from Alexandria 10 the Dpj'H Mrs
says the concession u the chamber of nCtabieS of
TN" right TO discuss the budget is recognized AZ in
compatible with the maintenance uf the French
aud English control The resignation OF the con-
troilers general IS therefore probable,
HON. DAVID Dudley Field was heard to-day by
the committee on the count OF the electoral vote
and gave his views as to the method OF count ing
the electoral vote. In brief he favor, rule which
VIII provide that the two houses count the vote OF
all as are not in dispute, and such are To be de-
termined by the hi .heSJ count In the state in
which there is Il contest.
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TIE BOND OF SYMPATHY BETWEEN AMERICA
AND BRITANNIA the opening of the Dominion
parliament at ottawa. Thursday, the governor
general. in his speech from the throne, said that
the SORROW felt by the people OF Canada over the
assassination OF President Garfield affords
another instance of ''the sympathy which unites
In brotherhood the British empire and the Ameri-
can republic ~
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A CHINAMAN HAHGED-Challey Hing, China
man. was hanged THURSDAY In Nevada for the
murder OF All Lick, a felow-countryman. last May
On the scaffold he said that he commit TED the act
In Self-defence, and claimed that 5000 had been
used to bride witnesses to swear falsely. When
the trap was sprung the condemned fell with a
scream, which was cut short by the disocatiOn OF
nncE
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A SINGULAR SUICIDE-Justus Koehlpr manager
OF the New York office of the Hamburg Ia yiepurg
Fire Insurance company. .SilOU himself In the
IaOuth Thursday while riding In a cab In Central
ark. The ball penetrated the brain, causing
Immediate death. His habits We're excellent his
accounts are said to be in good order; h stood
wei in society, and a business man; his friends
cdnnot account fer his suicide, except the SuppCSi
ton that he became suddenly insane.
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LETTER FROM MRS. GARFIELD.-Juige Law
renee, first controller OF the elsury, to-day re-
ceived the following letter from Mrs. Lucretia r.
Garfield widow OF the late President. 1t is dated
at Cleveland: 81 have to-day through your kind
ness rece ved the copy OF resolution from the Ohio
republican association. Pray accept my thanks.
and present to this body OF friends my grateful
Gen. Garfield"
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SOME SINGULAR CAUSES OF DEATH.-AmOng the
peculiar causes of death reported by physicians in
New York this week to the board OF health was
that OF Fritz Ohlenburg, aged IA days, from 'Spar-
alysis OF the heart due to circumcision and that
OF Thomas Walsh. aged years, ''frOm heart dis
ease caused by Intense GRIEF because OF his little
sisters death.r
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEES ON ELECTIONS at their
meeting to-day agreed to dismiss the contest with
ont prejudice in the case Of MADISON agt. Oates,
third district of Alabama.
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COMMISSIONS SIGNED.-The President to-day
signed the commissions OF w. H. Armstrong; to be
auditor OF railroad accounts. Also, the following
commissions: F. A. Trittie, of Nevada. TO be gov
ern0r OF Arizona G. r. Danham, collector OF inter-
nal revenue for the 9th district OF Ohio F. p. Case,
collector OF internal revenue for the 2i district OF
pennsylvania: j. l.. Wilson, OF Indiana, receiver of
puOliC moneys at COlfaX. W r
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DEATH IN A POLICE CEIL.--IIcnry Ebar white
man, who was taken in custody yesterday ny OIL
Ger RGby, Of the third precinct, at the request OF
his friends for the purpose OF sending him 10 the
Providence Hospital. Gied suddenly in his cell
last night at the station house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-11

THE Will. OF THE LATE WILLIAM ORNE was filed
In the Probate Court to-day, and admitted TO pro-
bate, and letters testamentary We're directed to
be issued to James W. OTne and Joseph Iibbey.
on giving bond in s35OGG0. He directs that after
all debts are paid 81 GOO be expended In monu-
Inent TO be placed over his grave His deposits in
the National Metropolitan Bank is left to his widow
Ann Maria Orme, and $10,CO0 10 his son Charles H.
Orme. The executors are directed in their GScre-
ton to sell his shares OF stock and bonds OF the
w. G. X. X. Company. the Washington Gas
light company, National Metropolitan bank and
the COrcoran insurance company, CT so much OF
the real estate as may be needed to pay the lega-
cies and it's payment is made a charge upon all
the rea! estate except lots % and 90 square 315,
which he bequeathes To his wife and daughter.
TO the executors he gives s6S 500 in U.s. registered
bonds to pay the interest to his wife for her sole
and separate use during life and at her death it
Is to be transferred to his daughter, Annie w.
keyworth, and her two children, share and share
ake-the shares or the children to be paid over to
them as they reach the age OF q years, but prior
to that time the interest to be used Tor their edu
cation and maintenance. The horse and family
carriage he gives to his wife and daughter To
James w. Orfne and Annie " Keyworth all his
stock, bonds, &C., OF the Gaslight company, the W.
& q. RR., the National Metropolitan Bank, and
the C0rcoran Insurance Company, are given. To
his wife his house 7S 9th street northwest. and ali
the household goods. and the lot adjoining, which
at her death is 10 go to Annie v. Keyworth. Ait
rest OF the estate he gives to James W. Orme and
Annie V. KeyWOrth as tenants In common.
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The DEMOCRATS AND THE ARREARS OF PENSIONS
BILL--The democratic Senator's do not intend so
some OF them say, to be put In the attitude of
opposing the arrears OF pensions law, Or of favor
ing its repeal by the ingalls, resolution. They say
that they want legislation to prevent frauds and
1t Is probable that Il motion will be made to refer
the ingalls, resolution and the whole subject il
embraces to committee. with instructions to
report back some plan To prevent pension frauds.
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Oped in this city for several days. There have
been several false alarms, ana whore there is any
doubts in the minds OF the physicians the persons
affected are placed in quarantine. There are about
fifteen O! these but no new cases 0f smallpox nave
broken cut among them.
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THE CROSs-CURRY HOMICIDE To-day I'm the
Criminal Court, Judge Cox presiding colored
man, Douglas VIM Cross, was arraigned On All i'll
12lh last, death ensuing the 22i OF tlat month";,
ANA ne pleaded nnt guilty IL viii be remembered
that the parties had an alteration, growing out OF
some remarks about the wife OF the accused,
and In some way the deceased was so Injured that
he died. Alter the accused had been committed
to jail on the verdict OF the coroner, Jury, he was
brought out on habtas corpus before Judge Wylie.
and released Oh 5000 bail. and tliS morning the
district attorney asked that the bonds be re-
newed, which Was done. MesSars. c. Morris
Smith and I. f. Miller appear ger the accused.
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drama is well Constructed, he saws and IS nirtur-
eseuc ana ioiciD.c IN atmGnt However, If the
attendance since Monday night and tiie reception
OF each performances by the audience may form a
basis OF calcui ton Mr. DAILY Will score success
this time Without Il doubt.
THE BEST CIRCLES.
The ''beSt circles are in a most unusu I'll rDrOar
just now over the revelations OF very bland and
audacious gentleman, signing himself "Andrew j.
Rowe, No. 1875 Broadway" who has made public
the antecedents OF the weil-knOwn Brevoort fam
lily. The BrevOorts in New York are--the Bre-
vO0rtS. No one Is permitted to question their So
clal standing and they trace their deScendan for
centuries back till they reach royal blood. They
are exclusive and are Worshiped by many or the
younger families because OF their alleged blue
blood. Ii therefore caused Il COmmntion when the
bland Mr.. Rowe rushed into print with a letter in
which he says that he got the following facts from
the official records OF the county clerks of1ice:-
That the BreyOorts were farmers and on January
divided his farm among Abraham BrevOOrt. baker
Henry BrevOOrt, wheelwright; Elias BrcvOort,
blacksmith; Isaac Brev9or, saddler, and David
This is almost too much for swell New YORK, which
looks upon trade AS disgrace, and the fact that
its most arstocratic family consisted Oh a baker
wheelwright blacksmith, saddler and tailor, is an
uncomlnonly hard phi TO swallow.
vOoRHIS' TRIALS.
81 have grown fifteen years older since the
beginning OF my troubles said ex-Congress;nan
Voorhis yesterday.
The conversation took place in the little court
house at Hackensack, a picturesque summer place
In New Jersey. He does indeed look great deal
older His hair Is much grdyer than 1t was when
last saw him about year and half ago The
occasion OF his being iii court was that he WAS the
defendant in a case OF alleged theft OF f5.COl in
bonds belonging to Old. resident or the village
familiarity known rs "tncle Jake" What became
OF the old ms bonds no one seems to know
swell, you have had a good deal to go through"
said.
"This trial. you know" he replied ssis only one
OF several, and thank God it Is the last was i'm
Congress when people began to cry thief at me;
and the republican committee here went so far as
to ask me TO resign. THIS l refused To do, and
served out my term But my position fl Congress
was decidedly unpleasant. You can see how il
WAS Some OF the members stunned ine because
they feared l might be guilty OF The charges
against me; others kept alOOf because they
thought IL l was innocent the subject would be
painful. But stuck II through"
"You made an assignment, did you not ~
''Of everything, the old homestead, ana even
property in my wife's maine. Well, l have gone
through one trial after another, and the verdict
each time has been for acquittaL"
"What do you expect the result will be this
time 2" asked. The jury had lett their seats and
were trying to come to an agreement under lock
and key.
"Acquittal"
"But II 1t should be found guilty.
1--WE should try to get new trial l propose to
night this case as long as have q hair.o my
head =
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KDEx TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

l,+T-SFNESTS-Sth Ha2e-
ATToENEYS-Ist page.
AUCTION SsLEs-1th and 9Th pages.
BOOKS SC.-1th PAGE.
ECAEDING-4th pa1-e-
BUSINESS CHASCES-itl PAGE.
CITY ITEMs-Sth page.
CoUSTEY REAL EsTArE-4th pare.
CoUSTRT BOAED-4th page.
IFATEs- -Sth page.
DRY GOODS-3l p9xs.
EDUCATIONAT.-sth page
FINASCIAI-5d page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-7th para.
FCR RENT (Foons)-4th ?t.s.
Fen EEET tHoUses)-4th page.
For HEST CNiscellaneOus-iti p1gs.
1cR SALE (Aiscellaneors)-ith pIse.
ICB SALE CHCuses)-4th page.
GTNTLEMEN's GOODS 9Th pI<e.
HOJsEFURSIsHINGs- pISe.
LADIES GoO3s-3d page.
ICsT AND FoUSD-4th par..
IIsT OF LErTERs. 81 page.
MONEY To LoAS-ith page.
MEDICAL. &C.-Tth pI-e-
picNICs, Excursions. &C--Sth paye.
TTTsoSAL-4th PAGE
PECFFssIoNAI.-Stis pare.
PIsNcs ASD OKGANs-7th pays.
RELIGIoUs NOTICEs-Ist Pa-e.
R4ILFoADs-6tl pare.
SUMNER RESORTS-Ith page.
STTCIAL NOTICES-lst pIs5.
SFECI1LTIEs- page.
STTaMERs &C-6th ;,Lrs.
SAFT rEPOsIT-3d page.
SEWING MACHISEs-6th page.
IFE TRADEs-Gtil Vaxe.
FURNISH BATHs-th page.
TSTERTAEERs. &c.-Sth pa;s.
WANTED tHclp)-4th page.
WASTED tSituations) 4th para.
WANTED (Houses14th pa-e.
WANTED tNiscellaneous)-4th page.
NOCD AND CoAL-6th pare.
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Between 9 and 10 O'Clock this morning Augu0
Niebuhr, about IS years old, tailor and scoU1
doing business at 322 Pennsylvania avenuos -
himself fatally with . pistol, the -
passing near the kidneys Dr.. Tow
shend was called In. but did not deem u nec0p
sary to apply remedies, the man Wns then e1n1lo1
so fast IT seems he had been suffering tho ~
six months with dropsy, and said be Was ~ (
life: he took advantages o. hts Wife4 Aboo0oo 9
market. He was olive e II - oe3ock
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AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND VA
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NEW YORK. Sept 9-The Investigate into ~
Davidson by her husband, George 1. Davidso1,
and DIR. Kenne, OF Paterson, N. J., was begun -
day by Coroner Brady before q jury composed g
homeopathic physicians Up TO noon nothing
new had been developed In the case. Counsel -
the accused protested against the reading o. II
Davidsons statement 70 the coroner and the lQ1ys
but the objection was ovcrruled and the oeato.
u.ent Dlacod In evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-09

PROVIDENCE, x 1, Sept. YIN the suprcm
court this morning, in the case OF the petition a
z. ChafYee, trustee and assignee OF the Sprague
estate for advice and assistance I'm the matter az
the sale or Canonchet 10 +. ID. MOulton. the peta.
ton was dismissed, thus leaving VIM. Sprague n
practical possession Of Canonchet indefinitely
unless ousted by proceedings at Law.
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Congressional Candidates.

FREEPoRT, ILL.,, Sept 9-R. X. Hit, who was
recently nominated for the full term I'm Congress-,
has been nominated also TO nil the unexpired te rm
OF Representative Hawk, deceased.
QUINCY, ILL, Sept 9.-Thomas l. Anderson, tho
greenback nominee for Congress I'm the first Mis-
Solff district, has declined the nomination III the
republicans make no nomination IL Is said ex-C0n-
gresham Glover will run as an independent dem
ocrat against Mr.. Hatch, the regulor nominee.
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Pursuit Of the Chcyennes.

DENVER, COL, Sept 9.-The Cheyenne Indians
reported TO have left their reservation wfJhoue
leave are working their way north through Colo
RADIO and Kansas There is no doubt they are re-
turning TO Pine Ridge agency in Dakota. DR. Nc.
them permission TO ccme there, and advised the
Indian commissioner 10 permit IT, The Indians
not being equipped for journey are likely to
commit depredations on the country through
which they pass. Three companies or infantry at
Fort Lyon leave in the morning by Railway TO In
One company OF the 9Th cavalry is ordered
from Fort Hayes, and il is reported two companies
OF cavalry are following them from Fort Elliott,
and two companies are ordered for the Gunnison
country. The soldiers intend to take the Indians
back to the reservation. III they refuse IL Is not
fmnrObahle blood NAV be shed.