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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

I HAVE just recsvcd o full line of FINs
l. GKOCEhIES for the Christmas season, 10
which l invite attention. Respectfully,
decl2 j q. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

PUTTER OCLlR, tie very best qlslty, in
- trial bottles for ten cent?; also all OF the
larger siZ g for sale by
jsni8 K. S. LEADBBATRR &BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
SFRAHERa.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co

Boats between WASHINGTON and ALEX.
ANDklA will run PROMPT = as follows, viz:
Leave Seventh street wharf at 7S0. 8 80. y 80,
~ j. ~ ma II ~ NJ. and II 80. 80 80. 80.
S0 go. = 81 and p. NJ.
Leave Ale1sndri. at 6 90. 7 80, 8 60 9 30 10 80
sn 30 II 80 g. o., and IL 80, 100. 23O, 80 80,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

~ lk1INIA: In the Clerks ofica of Fairfax
Circuit Court, Fairfsx Court House Feb.
rusry Oh. 1882
Lawrence Hindle Va. George W. Corey. In
cha cory srd upon n smel dad bill,
Memo The "N Jet OF this amended bill is 10
obtain decree for q dr.: ion or sAls of ca1
tin lot Of Lard hsls ~ the plaintiff End defen.
d.nt IS ten ants in et1um on, end Jying in the
village Of Herndor. F.,rf fax C sun.y, I'm d coz
/: sppssr Pg hv afi tsvit filed, that the &c.
feudsnt George w Ucrsy, is non. resident of
the State of Virgins, it is o,dsrtd :ha. q ,ppet
here within one month sitter due publication
hereof and do what is necessary to protect L
in!eres! in this behalf. Test:
.4 JNO. ". GRAHAM Cpk.z ~
Moore & Son. Stls for Commit f,bI0.w4u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

~ BINBT PHGTO9RAPHFRAM fl, IN
" 10c uo; Bases &c to SIS, and POHThAlr
Fra MES fiem IS tu so ct
TENNESSON &COS.,
j1r23 Ia Eli ste.t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20
P0T0.naC RfV:Ex LANDINGS

The steamer ARROwSMITH leaves 7th It.
wh.it Washington, at 4 m. and Ajexsndris
~ - So q. m kVkRY MONDAY, THURS
S'n Mondays IS far rs Nomini Ferry; on .Thurs
Gay Nomini and Currioman; on Saturday Cur.
ilonan ard LeonsrdtoWn; connects At Shep.
herds with B. & @. &. E..
@: W. RIDLEY. Gen, Manager.
Capt. JNo. <. WOOD. f. q Pass 4 OF Inn15
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

@ w LINSEGD OIL; also Nestsfoot
Lard, Tanners and several grsdss Of Lubricat.
ing Oil, always on hand ct
w. +. CREIGHTON'S,
IL ZIG Ga Kipp strant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

r AnDKETH'S UNRIVALLEO Bird
- SKID. both p'ain and mixed. in sealed
p,cz.gs, at ter cats each, just rece W and for
sale by I.ebl8] JANNBY g. Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20
FOR NEW YORK.
STEAMERS r. @. K.rYaRr,ay+B J0Ba
GIBSON

EVERY FRIDAY, and returning leave New
1ork, from pier II. East river, EVERY SAT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

r ANDMgTH'S NEW CEOP GARDEN
- SEXUS. 10 zrsa variety, last r. ceiv ID di
rect from 2: .delI hia aud for sale in Quantities
10 suit purchase at very low rates.
f,bl8 JANNEY g. GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20
SOLE AGENT.
The BEST ana MOST POPULAR
Sewing Thread Of Modern Times,
BEWARE GE ElEETATgsSys
A com Iets sasor!m mt fer sslo E: whole salety
Isaac EichbeTg,

and at retail b. oil frs. cl.'s dealers. inn2S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

INLAND & sEABoARD OoAs TING co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

TENHE NOVELTY PAPER FASTENER
L the n oct o2ulsc Sthp Er.ysr, Biucer aid
P-ner Fast. n.r IL ths world. ana the only low
pti I'D one that th orcughly dee, the WORK of sll
the high priced mschtn,s ard lh,t is atroDg
enough to stand Il q wear. Useful 10 81 classes
of bn.intsl ana pc ::s:onsl men usetul in tvs-
~ , I'll 70 sd in every h2u"hUlt. Pfico CT III.
piee with zoo fasteners only 5)c.
frkl8 ROBERT BELL'S SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

On TONS HOMINY OdUP, better than
Nv Corn Meal, for sale by
CHaS s TAYLOR. Jr,
jan20 Fl g. rs King strpat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

S0 TONS CaOIOR TLMOTRY, AND
w CLOVER Hay for sale by
~. CHAS. 3. TAYLOR, Jr.,
nov28 a'r.c Nos. 81 d % King AZ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

M 81. WBLLo' PUkE -HOMs MADE
Vl HINCH MEAT just received by
nov26 w. A JOHNSON & 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

A TMORBs CELEBRATED PLUM PUD.
n DING, il aud 2 10 ms, ttr sale low by
Iebl3 J q. hlLBUKN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

TRRsa GROUND COTTON sEsD OIL
- CAKE, for sale By ~s,.. -
CHlS 8. TAYLOR, Jr.
dec12 80 (, Nos. 2l & % Kios ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

DURE SPICES, freshly ground for Cnriss
l. mas trade, for sale by
decl6 o.. j. g. HILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-20

CTABLEKS CANNED COIN, also Coed
~ Brnnds Of Came Corn at lower Or ces fer
sale by [f:b7l J @ MILBUKN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18

THERE have been many remarkable
changes in the vote of Ohio during the pas !
% years. The Columbus Journal notes
some of them as follows: Gin 1861 Gov.
Todd, Republican, was elected by majority
Of "a, 204 over Mr.. Jewett, and in 1862 Mr..
Armstrong was elected Secretary of State
on a Democratic ticket on majority of 81
$50, change of 6o,763. In the following
year Brough, Republican, was elected gov
ernor by a majority of 10O,SS2, change of
1O6,442. In 1876 Col. Barnes, Republican,
was elected Secretary of State by a majority
Of $685., and in 1877 Gov. Bishop was elect
ed by a majo; ity of 23,520, change of 3d.
1856. In the following year Barnes was re-
elected by majority of 1854, change of
1854"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18

SENATOR EDMUNDs was compelled by the
state of his health to decline an invitation
to speak in the New Hampshire campaign,
but he says he hopes the law-making power
Of the government will remain in the hands
of the Republican party, because sit has,
without exception, so far as Irecollect, pass
ed all the good laws of national Importance
that have been enacted and defeated all the
bad bills that have been defeated in the last
20 years, against the general opposition of
of the representatives of the so-called demo-
cratic party"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18

BAD news is to hand from Dakota where,
the wheat crop, which every one supposed
to Have been safely housed long ago, has
been in great measure ruined by excessive
rain. Happily the country has been upon
the whole so bountifnlly blessed that the
deficiency in Dakota will not materially af-
feet the general public.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18

The Pred shirts prevented another
greenback meeting in South Carolina on
Thursday last, this one having been called
for Sumter. AS correspondent of the
Charleston News says, The "red shirts'' go
to the place announced prepared for fight
or n frolico
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18

FROM returns thus far received from Ohio
it is apparent that the Democratic plurality
will fall short of $4,000. The Prohibition
vote will undoubtedly foot up $4,000; but as
no account has been made of this vote, the
exact figures will not be known until the
Official vote is received.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18
aEooNp DAx-wEDNnspAv

$500 for Horses that never beat $50; 500 to
first $50 to second, $50 to third, $50 to fourth
SAME DAY-Set of Harness valued at S1oo.
Open to all horses without record owned by mem
bers OF the society lie and repeat to road wagon,
to be driven by owners, they to be allowed to sub
stitute driver weighing not less than 80 pounds.
SAME DAY-S200 for Horses that never beat
234; 500 to first $50 to second, $50 to third $50
to fourth.
G0SDITIONS:-Allr races VIII be governed by the
rules Of the National Trotting Association Five to
enter and four to start to constitute race. A
horse distancing the field to receive first money
only. Entries to close Tuesday lct 10TH at
O'Clock p M
Emit les ten per cent, to be made to j. j. FRYE,
No % Preble ST. Portland TO whom all letters
should be addresse
Horses to be called promptly at $50 p. m. and to
start at o'clock sharp.
octsdtd J.J. FRYE, Secretary
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18

A NEW Jerseyjudge has decided that if the
approach of bicycle on the public highway
frightens timid horse into boiling and
Smashing things, the rider Of the machine
must pay the damage. The case will go to
the state supr court
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18

THE Governor OF South Carolina has ap-
pointed the commissioners of election for
that State. The whole number is 204, of
whom IS are Republicans and Green
hackers. The remainder are all Democrats.
A Democratic correspondent thinks that
"Gov. Hagood's course in this matter
must be highly commended"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18

French sold thnn
i'm MS OF "a market
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18
FLANNEL sUETINGS "Gberr" included
$A.OO yard
WHITE SHAKER FLANNELs,

Prices rom $500 fuM line OF fine
WOOL FAAHNELs in all widths
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18

THE Democrats of the Sixth COMPRESSION
al district of Maryland have gone to the halls
Of the past for candidate, and brought out
Mr.. Montgomery Blair. Of this nomination
the New York Times observes thatit is San
other token of the disturbances among the
dry bones which has already resulted in the
candidacy of ex-senator w. W. Eaton, OF
Connecticut. The temperance of these
two estimabie gentlemen is probably the
Democratic response to very general de-
mand for young men in politics"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18

The Rev. Henry Harris Jessup, the mis-
sionary, when in this country a few years
ago, suggested that many of the poems and
rhymes in St. Nicholas could be translated
into the Arabic language and still retain
much of their melody and rhythm. The
publishers at once offered to supply any il
Illustrations that would be needed for book
Of such TRANSACTIONS, and the result is VOL
ume in Arabic with text and illustrations
from ST. Nicholas. 1t was printed in Beirut,
Syria, and is probably the first illustrated
juvenile ever printed in that country, or in
that language. The first copy was bound in
Bairut, on the 14th of last June, and re-
duced fac-simile of one Ct its pages is an
nounced to appear in the November St.
Nicholas.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18
OTTOMAN SILKS.

announcing patrons that
have elegant
thenn nc the yard
OF Colors Prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-18
Open to ali Horses Owned in Maine.


5000 for horses that never beat minutes 90
to first, 500 to second, $50 to third and $50 to
fourth.
SAME DAY-EEIFse $500. Hurdle Race; mile
aud repeat over Hurdles,
SAME DAY-S20O for Horses that never beat
2.4D 500 to first, $50 to second, $40 to third,
S20 to fourth.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
THE ELKS L1LL 4T TIE 4c4DEHK.

The first masquerade ball Of New York
Lodge No = Of the Benevolent order Of EHs held
la-t night az The Academy Of Music. The ex-
terior ol the building was brilliantly Illuminated
Tue interior was decorated with tie various
banners and insignia OF the orgauiza-
ton The boxes were heavily fe-tOJned with six and
bunting. and the balconies decorated by tiny
banners representing several theatres in this city From
the pr0scculum boxes of the building large casts
Of the lodge jewels hung and gltteted beneath
the numerous gas-ets To the Of tue main stage
mimic one was erected for the tab.caux. The lob1cs
were hung with portraits OF celebrated actors and
actresses Prom the sides OF the highest gallery
tended two large paintings, the subjects Of which were
chosen from Inc Tempest
TIE carnival divided into eight taheauX, "a f0-
lowe The stage OF Ine-pi-;' Ine Early English
Theatre :" q" The Chinese Drama - MUucru PautO-
mlme;" " Negro Mnstrrsy = The Md~Quc OF the
Ideal: seven Ages Man" and Burle>que." \ lit
lie before II O'Clock a lengthy ana carefully organ
ized procession, headed by the grand marshal,
was started around the sage The pluCI-
pal feature Of tuis was " Oscar A. o'clock
Henry : Sandersou iu behalf OF the NcW-Nork Lodge
j. Gutter Tor his assistance IN making the masquerade
bail a success The dancing continued until day break.
Among the persons present were Police Commissioner
Sidney J.. NIcuols and stephen b. FRENCH Miss Maud
Granger Miss May IIe.d1E, Mrs. William EdouIn, Miss
Maud Harrison, William BIrcn, James :. Mtittt,
Albert Weber, George Clark, y. ID. Roberts, W ". IOt
SON Daniel FrOAmau, John HOwson. George W stevens,
H. L. Sargent. Henry Palmer, Chdres X Thorne, jr.,
FREDERICK De BclNllc James O'Nea, Walden RuInsay.
sol smith Russell Charles Rockwell, wesley EiBards,
Fiske Fayette Welsh. William Elton. John Drew B.nJa-
min Nathan and } udge Fullerton.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
INSURANCE INTERESTS.

ALBANY, Feb. G.-The Insurance De-
partmeut has received numerous complaints from
Buffalo and elsewhere that Institution known the
Mutual Benefit Life Company OF Hartford, is paying
only onetnrd of its claims in settlement Of the fll
amount promised. The company mentioned has no
authority to transact businos, in this state The
Insurance Commissioner oi Connecticut states that
under ts charter 1t has right To issue accident
policies Of any kind Although advertising a capital Of
500 600 assets, according to the last state
meut Of the Connecticut Commissioner. less than
5000 The company is operated on the assessment or
cooperative plan but it Is managed by stockholders.
The authority Of the Uuited Firemeus Insurance
Company OF Philadelphia to transact business In New
York state has been revoked.
The capital of the Lamar Insurance Company, Of New
York impaired to the extent Oi S@2JOO and It's rsk-
have peen reinsured.
The superintendent has reported the Columbia Fire
Insurance Company, OF New-l Ork, To the Attorney
General. He recommends that the company DE dis
Justify its continuance IN business. IL Is found that
loans have been made on mining and coal companies
stock and the cOnpauys own stock sucent IN amount
To make large impalrmt nt Inc Attorney -Neuerdi
will report the facts 10 Court ana ark Tor the a-
pOuimtnl OF receiver lHt r4A7 O lhe CoinPdhy 'le
been rcinsured in the Merchants OF Newark ana policy
holders fully protected.
The city Insurance Company, ot London, having de-
posted 100000 with tie Insurance Department mas
received authority do business IL New York.
superintendent FalrInau, o. the Insurance Depart
rneuf received a summons last Saturday to answer
cuar-e contempt tue Supreme Court, BroOklyn, IN
refusing pay certain attorneys claiming 10 represent
certain policy holders OF the National Life Insurance
COMPANY Of New YORK. The Superintendent refused 70
pay attorneys, he alleges because they de-
dnct from 20 per OF the amount OF the claims
dismissed by Judge Gilbert Two week Most VI tue
claims against the company have been paio, and the
Superintendent announces that the policy holders can
OBTAIN their money by applying direct 10 TIE Depart
W charge Tor any service
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Monday. Feb 6. lSS2
The affection OF NJ RouIaud, the husband Of Christine
Nilsson. Is paralysis or the brain.
large cotton factory at Jirzcy0, Russia, has been
burned. n was Insured lO- -L,IODoOO.
The two steamers before reported ashore in the suez
Canal have been noated and tranc Of the canal Is
unimpcdtL
Several Madrid journals were unable to appear to-day
on account oi 81 the compo,tors It is feared
the >trhr Will extend.
A, tire Bow street Police Court to-day warrant was
issued against the Marquis or Huuty knight of the This
tie for obtaining money under lasc pre- this Is a
separated case from the one pending az the Mansion
House no Whrn the Marquis is CHARGED Win al Oueuce
Oi similar nature
telegram from Tlbrrez says tlat letters from
Mr-hed dated January y. state mat Ayoob Khan In
teu o. remain there contrary to the wish of th' Persian
Government tn said ina. he Is corrcspo ndug with
TIr,ofou- with The intention of Joining them IN raid
ilto At.u4n.s.8n, IL Is reported that Lc has 1000
hur-ruirI
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
THE NEW EGYPTIAN GOVERNMENT.

CAIRO, Feb. G.-Mr. Maet, the British Consul
General, replying to Mahmoud Baroudis declaIa-
tion that the new Government would respect all
international obligations, promised the Prime Min
lister his support if be adhered to the attitude nd-
Gated.
The Cabinet has informed England and France Of
It's intention to determine III concert with them the
powers Of the Notables in reference to the Budget
LONDON. Feb. 6.-The Cairo correspondent Of The
Times considers that the changes contemplated by
the Chamber of NOtabes in reference to the Budget
will virtually transfer the supreme power from the
the khediye to the Chamber which is under the
absolute control of the Army.
semi-otiicial note published IN Paris SAYS:
The view that Egyptian situation actual anarchy
and calculated to lead immediately 10 armed nterVen-
ton j. much lggcIated NJ DE FTeycnet's attitude
is as far possible removed from any vcnturesome
policy He is anxious not to jeopaIdiLe the European
concert.
The Cabinet to-day discussed the organic law and
adopted all the clauses except those relating TO the
budget Ii il believed the Ministry viii decide IN
favor of plan by wElch the right Of voting he
budget is left to the Ministers jointly with seven
NOtaDles.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
TIE SM4LLPOX SOURCE.

There were six new cases Of smallpox re-
ported 10 the Health Hspectors Yesterday Three Of
these children In th. Orphans Home and Asylum
Of tho Protestant Episcopal Church AZ Lexiugon-ave
and Forty ninth st. where the disease appeared on Sat
urday AL the children iu the institution have been vac
Cinated and II j. expected that progress OF the
disease There viii be soOn checked.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-The National Board
Of Health TODAY received reports showing that in the
week ended January - there were four deaths from
smallpox in New-Orleans. and one death in Hoiyoke.
Macs; aud that the week ended February l. there
were three cases and death iu Boston Mass twenty
deaths ia New York one case Iu MOufcaIr, y. > . one
death IN Chattanooga Tom; ten Dayton Ohio:
oar case in Last Liverpool ONO; and LOUIS
rH
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
SHOOTING AFFR4Y IN BROOKLYN

A probably fatal shooting atfray took place
last Il, i,ht AT the OF WashingtOn-st Brooklyn OF
which tns victim was Charles Il. smith, OF No 10
Hamilton ST., this city, who was shot By Henry Purdy,
bio stepson smith keeps sailors bOardinghouse at
tue above number, and in company with James N
Brady, OF No. pa MOnroe-st., THIS city, and David
Monroe OF No. 10 Hamilt0uaye, went &c the foot OF
WasAlnctou-st. to Purdy aud his wife. Furdy Is
tirst male OF the brig Harriet g. Purdy came 10 the
wharf and after a dispute De drew revolver and nred
two ,uOls smith, both Of which took effect IN the
lower part Of tue abdomen. ~mlth was very danger
ou-y WUuu led and was conveyed 20 the Long isluud
College Hospital where he is 10 Crucll condition. the
duclor, said COu0tfu 10 he survived during
tine uiguL IuTdy sought Cunreaueu but was arrested
al lat hour, ana identified The man wnO shot smith
lie said the hnOO. IA sell defence tLc cause
az tJr dincuty between the men was family trOupr- =
Patrick Kelley, the second mate, and Mrs rurdy were
held A. ncssrs.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE.

ST. PErERsBU G. Feb. G.-The Goios in an article
on the political situation, deprecating war, says
Russian society breads war and those who seek to
impe intoit. This dread Is all the more salutary
for the reason OF tie necessity of healing domestic
wounds"
LoNDov Feb. Ga St Petersburg dispatch to
The UaHg Aers says: General Ignatien, Minister
OF the Interior. in receiving Jewish delegate said
in reference to emigration, that he hoped that be-
fore many months were over the western frontier
would b. opened to the Jews
IT Peter burg dispatch to The Daily telegraph
SAYS: The murder OF the jewish family of SIX per-
sons near NoyldyOr was committed by body of
peasants, without the smallest prOvOcatOn."
LONDON. Feb. Title Standards dispatch from
Berlin says: \ letter IN the Dcutsche NOHdJsbldH e
tribut-s . recent order of the Gar that only wood
be- burned la the Palace TO the fact that Nlhllsts
had succeeded ia smuggling into the fnel intended
tor IN he Palace several blocks charged with
dynamite.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
be play are represented as follows /:
LAST NIGHT AT HE THEATRES.

SardOus drama of " "Odette' was produced. at
Days TheatTe......The Boston Ideal Opera Com
pany began an enGa gemeut, at Booths Theatre
appearing in "Fatutza .....Lecocqs come opera
of " Day and Night was produced at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre under the name of Marola, or
Blonde and Brunette" by the Comley-BartOn Opera
Company ........A. NJ. Pamers Union Square
Theatre Company, now acting at NIblo's Garden,
presented the fine play OF ihe Damchetts ......
Haverys Opera Company appeared at Haverlys
Theatre III Fourteenth--t in Patience Mary
Anderson, at the Grand Opera House, enacted
Pauline, in the Lady OF Lyons '.-.-.-..Sol
Smith Russell appeared. al the Windsor Theatre as
Ton, Diiouay in the play of "Eugewood Fo ks %
.......-M B. Curtis appeared at iaverlys Tlea-
tire, Brooklyn. as SAINT Of Posen..- Cool Burgess
and troupe appeared at Buuuells Museum where
also a Cat Show was open,d......Mr. Boucicauli at
the Boston Museum produced his most recent Irish
play Of "Sul-a-Mer'
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
PREPARING FOR PARLIAMENT.

LONDoN. Feb. G.-At a eing of the Irish Par
liamentary party to-day Mr.. Parlell was reelected
chairman, ana a resolution adopted that the
entire question of administration in Ireland par,c-
ulary the suppressing OF tenants organizations,
shall he raised on be address III reply to the speech
from the throne. The particular form IN which the
question shall be be raised will be declded to-mOr-
row at an adjourned meeting TO be held after the
delivery Of the Queens speech in Parliament
The Press Association reports that a letter ad-
dressed to Mr. Forster aud containing damp sub
auCe which l. violently explosive when dry,
reached Dublin Castle few day, after Nh Forster
LETT for London. The police arc Inquirng INTO the
circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
JUDGE EZRA WILKINSON.

BOSTON, Feb. 6.-Judge Ezra Wilkinson, OF
the Superior Court died this afternoon at his house In
Dedham II the age OF eighty-one years He was born
in Atteborough this state and graduated al Brown
University in 1894 He admitted 10 the bar in 1898
and after Dedham where he has since lived
Being unmarried he devoted his entire life to hts pro-
fession. He OF the original members OF he
superior Court having boon appointed IN 1889 and has
long held hOnored position able upright Judge.
Judge Wilkinson was in lS43 appointed District Att0r-
ney the Middle District holding that position Tor
twelve years. Tie also served i'm the Legislature for
three namely, in ISL 1851 and 1856, represent
ing the town of Dedham, aud member OF the Con
stUuOual Convention in 1893 In politics Judge
Wilkinson Was q Democrat.