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Ruru. Hatch in the Hotel Bu.,ne..,

WASHINGTON. March 1O.-The Secretary OF the
Interior today leased to Carroll r. Hobart Of Fargo
Henry +. Douglass OF Fort Yates. and Rufus Hatch Of
New York number OF tracts Of land in the Yellow.
stone National Park for ten years The lease comprises
tracts of land and 1t IN provided that the tracts
shall not be within quarter Of mile OF any Of the
Geysers or the Yellowstone Falls The lessecs
construct one principal hotel at the Mammoth Hot
Springs TO cost anil contain not ess than $50
rooms. also Fix smaller hotels plans lie approved
by the Secretary one near the Gey at Riverside
station aud ut Soda Butte SPRING., Lower Fails Great
Falls and on the banks Of the Fellows Lake At the
expiration of ten the value OF the buildings and
other permanent hnproven belonging to the lcsscee
shall be determined by arbitration and shall become the
absolute property OF the Government upon the rafca
ton OF the and appropriation of
agreed UPON, The annual rental agreed upon ia 6. per
acre. The lessees to observe all rules and
regulations and TO submit to the Secretary his ap
proval schedule of charges imposed upon the public
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DoRsEY,s ASSAULT ON JUDGE LxLLEH.
The vietin stili saRerins His Iatentisn -
Seek Legal Redress. 80


WASHINGTON, March lO.-Judge William
M. Lilley Is still lying on tho lounge from the
effects OF ex-senator Dorsey's assault on him
last Tuesday. He said tonight that he had
been passing comfortable day though unableto
take any exercise and forbidden TO eat or drink
except q small lunch OF crackers and tea. From
the account given by the victim OF the assault.
It was as cowardly as 1t was brutal. Judge
Lilley had called by appointment and was sit
ting In low willow rocking chair. hemmed In
by table on either side. The trouble
began by a peeyish reference to Dosler
Dorsey then declared that 1illey was respon-
sible for Notwithstanding States evidence. This
Liley denied Thsr'urGn pe assSya wh9 hs1
upset him and the chair together. Then while
Es Sk f n he
Brodt. who was present. By iGis time had come
TO the rescue. and restrained Dorsey from lur-
As might be supposed Judge I.illsy speaks
Of the assault with Indignation Why" said
rule OF fairness. even among the most brutal:
He attacked me without warning. and while !
was down dealt me blow which Is reckoned
charges, such an assault would be criminal In
law. and would be denounced as the act Of a
backgu9rd and coward by every one" Judge
Liley added that rs soon as his condition per.
mitted he should proceed against his assailnnt
BY, the ordinary course OF law. His act; he
d was tint q al 1o9as
unfair ways toward impecunious ub-contrac-
tors, many OF whom he cheated out Of their
fraudins the dovernment on the other. The
claim had against him was just. and the. set
Element proposed was generous. He had no
his true liUhtn
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nAzEN SAYS THE STORM IS oyER.
Neither Coming Departing In the Track
Marked Out by Virgins.

WASHINGTON, March lo.--People awakened
last night by the rain beating furousy against
tho window panes muttered Virgins" and
went to sleep again. This was oil the damage
done by the great storm in this vicinity. The
officers ut tho Weather Bureau say 1t was more
severe along tho coast, and That tonight It IL
blowing great guns of Cape Cod and to tho
northward. The storm Is not extraordinary
for the season. but that there should DO any at
sl Il. vexatious to the, bureau oficers.
for they . know that Virgins will Be
may Be- going. The planets which con:
w6irlaG W pest Cave Hsiia;as md tEO tsls.
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WHAT HIGGINS SAYS.
Declaring that HE Prediction has been yerl-
Ned In Every Particular.


Ned In Every Particular.
OTTAWA, March lO.-An unusually severe
snow storm is raging here this evening" tho
wind blowing east northeast. The snow Is six
inches deep. Tho correspondent OF THE Sun
has Just called upon Prof. Virgins at his resi-
dcncc. Tho prophet was busy answering and
receiving dispatches. He was in exceedingly
good humor. and hastily said
Il have just received dispatches from Cape
Breton. N s.. Quebec. Rochester. and other
points. and all say that my prediction is full
filled to the letter. My advice that ships OF all
nations should DO in safe harbors by the 9th
has. l am happy to say. been taken and acted
upon. and 1t was on the 9th that the arm
OF the great storm struck the Atlantic
coast. The storm this afternoon came from
the southeast. exactly as / said. both as to It's
period OF arrival and its direction. You no
seseg a
%eh aea. IN his criticism q my letter ITO to the the
'Reporter-To; days storm il also defeat fos
Preiessor@Yes. dscidediy. Thoy everywhere
cared It imposssibls and even absurd that
prove whether they were correct or not.
Proiessor- would 30 we'll ip to warn mariners
The Professor continuing. said: Il wish
to make an explanation. The people of
San Francisco expected storm which
refused them Ave months ago. Sea captains
and many others from that city and along the
whole coast OF California wrote me many
months ago. asking II q storm and tidal wave
would be there. Ireplied in tho most distinct
world. for the storm would originate west Of
them and come directly away from them. and
would be prevented from reaching them from
the east by tho Rocky Mountains"
Reporter-I see that storm signals were
hoisted to-day In different places.
Professor am amazed at Gen. HaZen and Mr..
Carpmaol. who refused to hoist storm signals
the American coast.
Reporter hear considerable OF signs in
ths r sks Lately rcd bands in tho sky
by parties In Toronto and elsewhere were
caused by meteors OF unusual size falling to
the earth. This is owing to tho fact that the
earth's attractive power was greatly increased
during the last few days by the moon being in
continuation with the sun. and at the same
time in perigee.
The Professor said. In answer to q question
The report that ! said l would explain my
system OF forecasting storms within the next
month or so Is Incorrect, as have been half the
reports / have seen in the newspapers except
what have written or dictated. The Assoc
ciated Press despatch regarding my inability
70 sleep for six nights is simply untrue" The
at the courtesy of the President OF the United
States In replyln TO his letter. In conclusion,
he said that he felt he had done his duty 10
both himself and the public
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN

p.y s. ss as essSa y q% hsan Mrs Anna
Edward T. Ebersadt was held yesterday in $500 hail
for trial on charge OF assaultng John Pondlr o ''
in NJ, LILLE pfy i s5,i Blake win ,peak on pyore
Dr. Morgan Dix A' '"'' evening" !" reply to tho Rev.
The Rev Patrick Agnew Of Galloway. Scotland. will
@ ixsncS Sn
p1 Ths WnSsr.s cqmEany No sr%an ssha...n
and Angus. WAGNER Second Eenten S nI'
Judge Barrett hs, npnontsd Hewlett scudder
eopsrs sanity ssfore Judge q The ssss apre 10:
% ds s si
rows1snns foF the ianeman SI iiospaF Han ''m0f
S9hn Hssp ns Is'G Sahn mate and MI sea-
Leonard Richards Long Branch and drowned .'s tug
street seventh Thirty seventh street y..
yer SS s ;nf until Mf'i {:
concert and ball in aid OF the fund to establish the
Pole. daily newspaper, viii be given. in Madison
Ss9sia hssS:
sa an q Tsrs will be so
ras snTy pnn as agent for the unea
Maryland rompkins Monroe and others Tor s2sS'ooc,
H"s 10 sGFs SoS S s,"s'd
The fifteen agents of the New York Title Company en-.
ris @ TSas"ps
copy, CUSTODIAN the programme Of the
previous day refused permit the entire squad 10 have
more than one book at time. All but three OF the In
yaders withdrew
The conference between Mayor Edison and the heads
OF yesterday voted that the
Legislature which gives the Manhattan Refuse Company
the right TO street refuse from city snnd
not pass and resolved tat the bill pay John FOLEY
the iorkvie statesman his salary as supervisor
should not become q law.
At the conference OF the Excise Commissioners and
committee Of tho Church Temperance Society on
Thursday Commissioner Fredsam said that though the
board had revoked the license OF Andy Keys saloon 10
Hester street. Is now undertaker's shop in front
with liquor store In the rear Undertaken Andy Kelly
says that not only no gn3r Is sold there but that he
VIM Peyton dealer in dry goods at 22o Eighth ave-
nue. made an assignment yesterday to Richard b. Kelly
giving preferences Ellen Brennan for 500 and TO n.
Csdin Co for ESQ His liabilities are reported 10
syls Of the New York and BrsIiian Coffee Company:
1agss ~ o. ga Qrsepwh SHsst end " Blsscksr street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-11
TIE MISSISSIPPI OVERFLOW.
A Roaring Torrent Sweeping Everything
Before IL In Ark ansns.

HELENA, Ark, March 1o.-The river has
declined half an inch and will probably con-
tinue TO fall slowly for several days. when a
more rapid decline is expected. The back
water is still rising in the overfowed districts
below. This will continue until the decline in
the river is great enough to draw the water
back through the crevasses. Most terrific cur
during the still hours OF the night. are tearing
through the country below. carrying destruc-
ton with them. In the Old Town Lake region
the water is higher than ever before known.
the losses to planters being greater than ever
and the dead carcasses OF animals are TO be
seen floating down the river in great numbers.
The Southern express business has been trans
fcrrcd to tho Midland road. owing to the stop
page Of trains over the Mountain route.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-11
Endowed wit. Tennessee Bonds.

BALTIMORE. March 10.--Some years before his
death George Peabody established in this city inst
tute for the higher branches Of education and for the
benefit Of all citizens OF the United States In 1862 for
the purpose OF completing the building, Mr.. Peabody
gave to its trustees 1000 in six per cent Tennessee
bonds. For number OF the State has defaulted
in paying the interest these bonds and the institute
being thus deprived of large annual income. has been
seriously crippled in its usefulness. In the
Tennessee has received s2Goooo from the nunihcent
donation OF ME Peabody for the support OF
institutions In the southern States Recently the Treas
urer OF the Peabody Institute appealed to the General
Assembly OF Tennessee to pny the interest these
bonds and make provision for the final payment. ON
Wednesday last bill for this purpose
the Senate and House OF the Tennessee Legislature.
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Death of DIR. r. ID. BasIey.

Fillmore D. Bagley. NJ. d.. died at his resi-
dence, 2i6 East Broadway, yesterday morning He was
born March g. 1850. at Troy Maine, was graduated at
the Pittsned Maine Central Institute and became NJ.
D. Of the University OF the city OF New York In 1878
HE broad shoulders and pleasant face were well known
In the seventh ward where he had lived for several
years past, lie was the clinical assistant OF Prof
Thompson, and one OF the physicians of the Eastern
DspensAry. His remains VIII be taken TO his natiy
place for interpient.
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Sheridan and the british Lion.

WASHINGTON. March 10.-The State Depart
ment has received innaton to the intentions of
the British Government relative to the arrest Of p j.
Sheridan. The British Minister has yet received
instructions from the home Government abandon fur
ter proceedings The steps thus far taken being merely
preliminary to u hearing upon the merits of the case
ment to pass npon the evidence adduced and grant
refuse the extraditon Of Sheridan the action Of her
Maiestys Government Will he Influenced by the weight
and character of the evidence watch 1t may be possible
TO furnish in support of the for the cxtadtion
There reason TO believe that the matter will not be
pressed unless the British Government feels
that II can make out which will satisfy the State
Department that the extrRdton should be granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-11
Senator D.vi. Goi.s South for his Bride.

RICHMOND. March Ex-senator David Davis
passed through this city to-day route for Fsyette.
VILE N c. where he goes to be married. Mr.. Davis de.
cned good naturally to converse upon the subject of
his marriage. saying, wait and see" He complained
Of being greatly snhoyea ths curiosity q
and rushed heller SHELTER through the get look
at the Judge, and even women walked through the
and cast furtive chances at the big Senator, will
reach Fayetteville tomorrow morning.
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Secretary FOlger to Investigate Charges
Against the Supervising Architect.

WASHINGTON. March 10.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has decided TO investigate the charges
against James g. HILL supervising architect Of the
Treasury These charges filed about ten days ago.
and are accompanied by a list of witnesses, who are
said to be able 10 subs,antiate them Secrc.
tary FolgeT declines 10 make public any particulars,
but II Is understood that the charges Rege mis-
management. corruption, and mnfensance in connec.
ton with the work on public buildings. ia said that
one charge IL that Mr.. Hill is member of the Granite
Ring which is alleged to have defmuded the Govern.
ment OF large sums of money during hs term Of Office
Murch Of Maine Is said to have made the
charges Mr. Hill says he does not fear the most thor
Ough investigation. and that the charges merely
revamping Of old matters.
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From the Artisan R.publ,c.

WASHINGTON. March TO- Letters received
here announce the arrival in Liberia Of the bark Mon
rova with emgrants from the United States. They
landed Dec H. and went to Brewervile where they
are to live. prominent citizen writes. This CON-
pany are Of the right kind They have had their lands
surveyed an! chesrfuy gone to work at their cultiya
HI. once owing to extreme III health and dssbilty from
expenses Of removal TO his home In Grand Bassa county
President Russell sworn In as President
D. Steps being taken for the removal Of the Libe
rian College to the banks OF the st. Pauls River.
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ware Breakvater yesterday and last night. and
has to-day been following. the New England
ternoon the wind was blowing at the rate Of
fifty five miles an. hour OF Montauk Point.
was Of shore, 80 that no great damage is
to be looked for The indicatiSns as coliatesd
81 the sSra once pSs anna
day. All through the West and South the
barometer is rising and the skies are clearing.
so that people may safely come out OF their cell
lars and sailors put out to sea.
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Meeting OF Virginia BondAolder..

LONDON March 10.-At meeting OF the COM
mtee of Virginia bondholders yesterday twas resolved
TO do the utmost vindcate the claims of the bond.
holders upon the state OF Virginia and to advise The
holders not to take step toward converting the
bonds under the Riddleberger act.
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Report ON the Cro.on Reservoirs.

Chief Engineer Newton has made report to
the Commission on Water supply storage reservoirs
in the Croton. lie concludes that the drainage area
gained by the proposed dam. near Quaker Bridge, Is
more valuable a. gathering ground than equal
situated higher up In tho watershed The excess OF
rainfall in the lower part OF the basin will probably
make up the loss by percoation from the new
vor. The dam proposed near Quaker Bridge is mas.
sye hnttrsss Of solid masonry resting on ne bed rock
Bridge plan as tho best that be adopted for securing
large additional water supply from the Croton basin
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Did Anybody Play Poker with Dorsey,

WASHINGTON. March 10.-The Denver despatch
stating that Dorseys - b. b." check for 81 600 was
given to Judge Bssell" in payment OF losses cards
in railroad car, has ELECTED another statement from
Dorsey, to the effect that he knew such per-
son as J. Bsse, and consequently never gave him =
heel To i Il " $1,000 - $50 NN"'N''~SN Va ~~S
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RICHMOND Va. March 10.-To-night the con-
"gregston Of the Colored Baptist Church here held
love feast The hymns and prayers followed in quick
succession, and as the congregation broke out sing.
Ing Swing low. sweet chariot coming for to carry
home" Charlotte Taylor fell prone upon the floor. This
was not unusual, and attention was at first
paid to the woman but che lay quiet that OF the
brethren soon went to her and tried raise her She
dead. The had brought on heart disease
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psrsons contemplating a trip to Europe should send
for COOKS Ercrslonis monthly Journal OF ~ pages
,"n,.inng mans regarding parties now
being organized Tor tour. vSriods co1nrsS to start
NM nrogrsmmss OF special trip TO the Land OF the
Midniaht Sun Russia, Poland. &C. Gent by mall Tor zen
a
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French Block AIDE OF Madagascar.

LONDON. March 10.-A despatch to the Stand
ard from Vienna says the Commander of tho French
squadron in Madagascar waters has been ordered TO
blockade the shore and occupy several ports OF the
Island but not to send troops into the interior.
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WASHINGTON March 1O-The President win
make short visit to Fortress Monroe week. He 10
feeling somewhat ndsposed and takes the trip for the
benefit Of his health. lie has not vet decided whether
he will subsequently make q trip to Florida.
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For the South Atlantic and Middle States.
colder. fair weather, norhwestiy winds. higher pres
sure For New England, colder, clearing weather. west
crly winds, higher pressure.
A storm OF great energy, pursuing northeasterly
course, In central In Maine.
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Nihili.t Trials In Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 10.-AmonG the prts-
oners to arragned at tho approaching trial mere Of
Nhiiss are several important State criminals, three
nav al officers officer. and Kobesen the con
strucor OF the famous wire in Little Garden street.
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A Club OF German students Closed.

VIENNA. March 10.-The authorities hore have
closed the reading club of German students at the High
School because a recent meeting held In honor OF
Waum.r partook OF the character OF Irredentst dis
play in favor OF union with Germany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-11
Death OF the Rev. David Terry.

The Rev. David Terry died suddenly at his
residence 81 Seventh street, Friday evening. lie
bora In New York. and Just entering upon his
18th year Por years he had been spondngs &C.
rotary Of the Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society
and he one Of the originator Of the Bethel Ship and
active worker In the Bethel Church. lie leaves q
wife and son and daughter, both married.
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Heavy shipment. to Il. se.board.

CHICAGO. March 10.-The weekly statement
OF Eastbound shipments shows the heaviest tonnage
ever sent East In single week The largest heretofore
was OF 5i4 tons for the ending Dec H. The total
for the week just past 90 $40 tons against 59I7
tons for the week previous The increase week was
confined wholly 10 grain while there was slight falling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-11
Carver Outshootiug Bogardus.

CINCINNATI. March 10.-A clay pigeon shoot
ing match between Carver and Bogardus occurred here
this afternoon. The conditions 100 single birds
IL yards rise use OF both barrels Ave traps The match
was purse. with 800 additional 10 the winner II
he should break 81 out Of 100 Carver scored ~ and Bo
Rnr IA
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Twelve Round. In CAamber.burs.

TgESToN March l9-g9hn West and James
prize fight last night In Lovers lane secluded byway
In Chambersburg large number Of iron workers. were
present. Twelve rounds fought. occupying thirty
live minutes, AT the close Martin, who was badly pun
ished, went down, and the fight was given to West
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Not tho city Of Chester.

HALIFAX. March l0-The steamer sighted on
SanIro early this morning was the Anchor line steamer
Casias from New York for Glasgow which has since
arrived here. There Is no sign OF tue wy Vi Sheee'
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CINCINNATI. March 10.-The principal coke
furnaces Of Alabama and Tennessee who through their
oces here supply most OF the pig iron used In Cncin
natl and the tributary markets In the West TO-DAY a.
" u ton above the ngres Of the past three weeks
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Continues to offer hne boots and shoes AZ this week
"a y, ~ mar cent reduction Must be sold TO MAKE room
Tor summer goods. Great bAyustpA Csu seSy'-%ap'
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ROME, March 10.-Two ladies. the last de-
pendants Of Amerigo Vespucci. who gave the name OF
America to the Western Hemisphere are now begging
that the pension OF ten crowns per month. which was
assigned to their family by the Republic OF Florence IN
1880, be restored to them,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-11

For the pAroxysms Of asthma use Dr. Bulls Couch
syrup, " WIZ relieve yop ct once-AdS.
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TIE Signal Omce Predictions.

PORTLAND. Ore, March 1O-Julius Marcus.
rested here.
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
NEW EMBARRASSMENTs DEVELOPED
FOR THE IRISH PARTY.

rts Frieads Amons Ensiish Liberals Shaken,
hut their Confidence In Mr.. Parneil not
I.ost-A Sensation over tho Report that
Number Ono IL under Surveillance In New
York-Mr. Pnrnell tells why the Land
League Funds are not used In behalf OF
the Famine SuGerers-Attempts to 1ncito
nm Attack on the Police In Paris.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-13
School Trustees.

on Tuesday night last the City Council
OF Portsmouth elected four trustees OF the
public schools OF that city TO take the place
OF four OF CANERON's appointees, whose
tam viii expire on the LIST Of August.
The Enterprise warns the Council not to
trust TO that election, but to elect the same
men again after August LIST. This is good
advice, and is the same which we last week
give to the City Council OF Richmond.
The Enterprise adds:
cit would be well also TO have their GER
tifcates Of election date from the August
meeting instead OF the meeting Tuesday
night"
Oh, no. Give two certificates to each
truslee-one certifying that he was elected
In July, the other that he was elected in
August. Two elections are unnecessary
II one certificate is sufficient. There should
be no hook left upon which to hang a
doubt AS the Enterprise well says, the
Supreme Court Of Appeals win rule the
Democrats up to the strict letter OF the
law. 1t requires but little trouble to elect
the trustees twice, and not much more to
furnish each Of them with two certificates.
Let each trustee have double credentials
not duplicate credentlals-brother Enter
prise.