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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-10

THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
for mailing; price, three cents per copy. 1t is
large, eght-page paper, OF fifty-six columns cut,
pasted ana folded, and VIII lie sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar year.
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Telegrams to The Star.
rHE IRISH INvINCIBLEs.
BLOCKADE AT MApAGAsoAp
oN-APPEARANcE OF wIeGrNs STORY
PRIZE FIGHT LAST NIGHT.

uhe Lana League and the Gmvluc ibDes
IHk LONDON TINES THINKS THE FORMER IMPLICATED
WITH THE LATTER
LONDON, March 10-The Times in an editorial
says: we nave good reason 10 believe that the tn.
quiry now proceeding Will implicate the ,sn6
league beyond doubt In the immediate patronage
OF crime In Ireland. even II t does NOT esfshiish
us alrect connection with the "Inyincibles " Tna
night OF Patrick Egan, unless explained fs n
moral aeknowiedgment OF guilt, from the dam ming
oonsequences OF which none OF his associates can
associates characters shall not be surprised so
learn that the leaders OF the land league VINO
sun remain In the United Kingdom NAV shorfiv
hnd IL convenient to follow Egan's example.
RECRUITS FOR THE RANKS OF THE rNyTScIRIRa
LONDON, March 10-The correspondent Of thu
1taeS at Dublin states that the enrolment OF re.
cruts In the ranks or the "Invinciblesn stfll nre
ceedS Notwithstanding the readiness OF the men
now In prison to betray one another
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Ex-SheyiR Peter A. voorhees, and AnraheA
voorhees, were killed insta0tAneo96V yocoefoe4 "
on the Raston and Amboy railroad at weston -
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JUsr ARRIVED.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED SATFEN ROBES
ChoiCE DESIGNS IN SATEEN, AND PLAIN TO
FINE LINE OF SUMNER SILKS, IN CHECKS
AND STkIPES
EOULARD SILKS, IN BLACK AND COIORS
LOCSINE SILKS, CHOICE STYLE ~
EIG, HEIAGNDSOME PATTERNS IN PRINTED LAWNS.
FIGURED INDIA SILKS, LATEST OUT
SCOTCH G1NGHAMS, IN CHECK AND PLAIN
DAMASSE ALI. GRENADINES.
EFFECTS. "a AAA'0
CoL0kED DRESS GOODS. IN ALL THE NEW
GRoS GRAIN AND sURAH SILKS TO MATCH.
INCLUDING CRUSHED STRAWBERRY
GENsHED RASPBERRY, SAGE. SAPPHIRE, CA.
pE!. IERRA-COTTA AND MANY OTHER
ALL OF THE ABOVE GOODS HAVE REEN CARE
MARKET.
s. L. HEMPSTONE,
803 MARKET SPACE. PENNA. AVENUE.
ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES. mh1
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Rock ISLAND, III, March lo-Tbe Rocl Is,.na
Paper company mill at Milan was DESTROYED nv
nre last night The company was bankrupt ana
the property had been advertised for foreclosure
sale The loss is $4,000: insurance $4,000 The
origin OF the fire is not known
NEWARK, D., March l0-A fire occurred al
Bloomfield, at 2 O'clock this morning which A
sstIoyed Archdeacons hotel and Dodd's stable The
loss is estimated at e20OOa INV
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The IRoNcLADs.-Chief Engi neer W. H. Shock
has submitted to the naval advisory board full
and complete plans and specifications of the en-
GlneS and machinery proposed for the ironcladS
Puritan, Monadnock, Amphitrite and Terror
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REAR ADMIRAL NICHOLSON, commanding the o.
s. naval forces on the European station reports to
the Navy department his arrival In the fiagshlp
Lancaster at Southampton, England, February
2Oth, and his proposed departure on the 25th for
Havre, France, where he was to await the arrival
OF his relief
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The PRACTICE SHIP DALE.-Capt Ramsay, super
1ntendent OF the naval academy, has requested
Secretary Chandler to have the repairs upon the
practice ship Dale {now at the Norfolk navy yard
completed as soon as possible.
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Berry then gives accounts of the robberies at a
house on @ street, between 18th and 18th, in De-
cember, 1881; o house on Pennsylvania avenue
and 23d street, In APRIL 1892 house on 18th, be-
tween and K, In the same month: house on
14th. between and x. in the same month; a house
on Massachusetts, avenue, between 18th and 18th:
another on Z. between 14th and 18th streets all In
the same month; house on Ath. between and
/. In May. 1882: house on M. between 18th and
Washburn's house, on Rhode Island avenue on
the 18th OF June, 1854. and several robberies of
overcoats from Railways, the goods being In nearly
all cases disposed OF to Mantz, who, Berry said
would put all the plunder In the ice-box; sup,
pose to keep 1t fresh"
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FIRST CONTROLLER LAWRENCE, of the Treasury
leaves for Ohio tonight to be absent for ten days.
During his absence Mr.. j. d. THOMPSON, chief Of
the consular division, Will act as controller.
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The Richmond Cases.

Whilst the decision OF the Supreme
Court Of the United States on Monday In
the HARRIS case Ia still fresh in the public
mind, let II not be forgotten that, az we
said last month. sections $500 and 55ll OF
the Revised Statutes Of The United States
are parts OF an act Of Congress, entitled
q. An Act 10 Enforce the Right OF Citzens
OF the United States to vote in the se'efa'
States OF this Union and for other pur-
noses" The fact that those two sec
tons are taken from that act OF Coh-
gress f. mentioned in The mar
Gin Of the Revised Statutes. There Is,
therefore, no doubt that those two sections
are based upon the fifteenth amendment,
seeing that this amendment is the only part
OF the Federal Constitution upon when an
act to enforce the right 10 uofe coulu DC
based. Nor il there any doubt that they
come under the ban Of the decision made
by the Supreme Court OF the United Slaes
ON Mond:T iast--namely, that the amend
ment forbiddiug state action cannot be
twisted so as to authorize Congress 10
punish individual or personal action, or ac-
ton iS private persons. The fifteenth
amendments, whish those two sections were
passed TO enforce, touches no actions q
private persons, as will be seen at once by
reading it. 1t is as follows:
"Section I. The right OF citizens OF the
United states TO vote shall not be denied
or abridged by the United States, or by any
state, on account of race, color, or pre-
vio,ls condition Of seryitude.
"SectiQn 2. The Congress shall have
power to enforce this article by appropri-
ate legislation"
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DEATHS.

Died. after a lrid Hines &C l.0A O'Clock Mou-
DAY Itglt, MAC GU. sc, I'D dau. htcr f j. &. and
MI Moore. I'm the ninth yoIr u Ter age.
Her iunei.l VIII take IL. e., o'clOc. TO-DAY
~ cGno sdayJ iIcm ? T. james church. Tho friends
aud Acquaintance If TIE iainiy r. Invited 10 ~
tend.
Died, January %. 1888. AENN MARTHA
IFFiltG. wife of tnthony ELrieg. In Tie iwen-
ty-iith We r OF her age.
The funeral viii tge Place 1liss fWednc.dayl
MORNING, . ~ instant. at o'clock. from ~.
P4tricg's church. Friend aud aeqEaint nee, &C
respectfully Invited o. attend.
Died, 1.45 A. NJ. Ianuary %, 1888, II his
residence. 3 north Fnulth street, Nr. l.. \.
CARS FTT. IN the E rty-si1th year Of HI age.
HIS funerai viii take place TODAY at Fourth
Street chapel. Ills friends are re iucsted g. NJ
Tend.
lned, In Durham, n. c., CLARENCE ~. nfin.
son 81 j cob aud Carrie Levy: age ten Onths.
uhefal VIII take place from the residence Of
HI grandn rent. julius Bear. 1921 Main street
ut $50 THIS MC RhING. Friends and relatives
ar Invited h. attend.
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PETERSBURG.

SENT ON FOR FELONY-FEESHET IN TIE
liver - MARROW ESCAPE - TRADE OPEN
ING-PETI1ION FOR PARDON--NO ICE YET.
&C.
Correspondence If tic Richmond Dispatch
JANUARY %, 1883.
In the Mayors Court TIN, morning Rosa
Williams and William W0OdsOn doth
colored) were arraigncd on the charge OF
stealing $3.50 and gold pin valued at so
from Alr. Saal, an elderly Hebrew citizen.
All Of the stolen property was recovered
from the persons OF the two prisoners. md
they were sent on for trial by the Hastings
Court.
The ArpomattoX river Is quite high in
consequence OF the late rains and the melt
ing of the snow. but no damage Of any
consequence i, anticipated.
IN old blind cc!ored woman named
Lucinda Wells, iiying near Bermuda Hun
bred, while ON walking q day or two ago
ace dental V fell into 4 well, the covering to
which had been broken away. She was
rescued, but almost in drowning cOnd-
tion.
Within the last day or two the receipts Of
peanuts have largely increased in cur mar-
kt. With n few days OF fair weather and
4 lille drying OF the roads there would lie
q mark, d improvement in trade in all de-
partmtntS.
\ petition is being circulated here, and
n ceIyinS numerous signatures. praying
the Governor to pardon young man named
Edward Tal!ey, who WAS convicted in the
lIutings Court II this city last year OF
forgery aud sentenced to the pcnitentiaiy.
Notwithstanding the fact that we have
had great deal Of cold weather this scG-
son, no ice has been housed in this section.
The frequent rams and SHOWS have ruined
tie quality OF the ice that had formed -
sufficient thickness for gathering and rem
d,rcd il unit Tor use.
our people have seldom known such
scarcity OF dressed fowls in this market,
and such high prices at this season OF the
year. In former years Il great many fowls
were shipped here from Southwest Nirg'-
mia, but this year most Of the shipments
from that quarter have been made to BaIti-
more and other northern markets.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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DISMISS Them.

Judge WOODS. whose opinion IN con-
spiracy case in Texas we published in De
cember last when writing upon the subject
of the prosecutions which had been COM
menced in 4 United States court in this
city, Is the same Justice WOODS whose
opinion was read IN the Supreme Court Of
the United States on Monday. A few more
decisions like that Of Monday will bring
the Government nearly back 10 where it
ought TO be. Justice WOODS, speaking
for unanimous court, said with great
force and indisputabIe truth that if Con-
gress has constitutional authority under
the thirteenth amendment to punish 4 con-
splracy between two persons TO do an un-
lawful act, it can punish the same act when
done by one person; and that as the only
way in which one private person can de-
prive another Of the equal protection Of the
laws Is 10y the commission OF some offence
against the laws which protect the rights
oil persons, it would follow that Congress
had the power TO punish theft, burglary,
arson. assault, libel, or murder. In
other words, the States and the State courts
would be fanctus oticio, or, as Mr.. TUCKER
would say. .tancti o6icio. We conclude in
the words OF the Supreme Court:
a constru ton which leads to such
result Is clearly unsound."
Ii will be good time now for the United
Suites circuit and district judges to over
ban their dockets and see how many cases
their district attorneys have had entered
upon the same which are ruled out Of court
by the decision OF the Supreme Court OF
the United States in the case under consid-
Grafton.
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The TARIFF QUEsTI0N.-The Legislature
oil Tennessee seems to have disgruuled
the Nashville american by passing reso-
luton on the .suliec OF the tariff which
showed that body 10 be In favor OF tariff
for revenue rather than one for protection.
The ASeyzoon seems to regard the men,
btrs Of The Legislature who voted for il
rs inexcusabIy blind TO the highest inter
ests OF the State OF Tennessee; but AIR.
WAITEEsoS Of the Courier Journal hss
taken up The cildaels fo' the assailed legis.
jators. and is trying TO make 1t hot for the
american. IN one days issue OF his paper
Mr.. WA1TEEsoN devoted khree or four
coI1izDs 10 The discussion OF this momen-
tois question. lie woald seem 10 be ready
10 throw overheard Governor Brown, OF
Georgia; Sfr. VOORHEES,. OF Indaxa;
srEgR, DAVIS OF West Virginia, CAMDEY,
GoRnAY, GeooME, and all the other Demo |
crats who base leaning towards the pro-
lection OF the manufacturing interests Of
their several States. In view OF these
facts the Cincinnati Commercial! remarks
quietly;
"lt u not yet clear which has the better
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Mr.. CoyingtOn introduced in the House
Monday bill 10 repeal the iron-clad oath.
II proposes to do away with the iron-cad
oath in all cases, including members Of
Congress, senators as we'll rs members.
The oath to be used hereafter will be
what is known as the modified, which
simply declares that the taker Of it will de-
fcnd the Constitution and obey the laws Of
the country.
This is the opinion of Hon. Carter IL.
Harrison, mayor OF Chicago, Ill.,, concern
ing 81. Jacobs Oil: "When found my.
self suffering from rheumatism | used ST..
jacobs oil, and found it excellent Tor that
ulmcntv
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~ TOO MANY GOODS.
WE HAVE TO MOVE THEN BEFORE I,g.
ING INVENTORY.

Daring the next thirty days we viii -,u
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS at sIs that h,,l,n
selling ats 25;
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS at $50 that h1,, f,sa
selling At 1880;
FCR-LINED CIRCULARS At s25 uat l,,et,.l
selling a, 1880;
We win also sell our CLOAKS, tT>IrR>. aai
JACKETS Al cost 70 close them ou.
A large LOT Of CARPETS, OIL-cLOTH,. .-i
MATTINGS At cost;
500 pair BLANKETS 10 De s7ld very cheap.
TABLE-LINEN and NAPKINS 80 re.l.I Do.
ducemcnts;
An immense stock of CASHMERE. f- ua.
aud boys wear At special btrs iln-,
500 UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS sun hoa'fls
same oil prices;
GESTLEMEN'S sCARFs, TIES, ana SOCKS o.
great inducements;
100 dozen LADIES and GrNrlIWNs
wOOLLES VESTS rnudlc-- OF s..I.
Our stock OF BLACK DRESS COOP. .-.l
complete. Parties N search of .a.i q 20
should not buy before exam. Hiur .ar ....i.
Satisfaction guar utcod
10000 yards FOREIGN and hNrU.fN
DRESS GOODS, ~ rcmn.ut.-am. , ..1
some handsome PLtID~ rI srWpH- .I s
sold "a one uirl thdrvl'uo;
We have scyc-ll c,si 9f o lar Dgr-- D1.l.
which we viii ecn y.Iytr.n.
IS pieces COLORiD SILK YfLyET- -li
PLUSnE-;
500 pieces BLtCE Hrl ColoErn SILKS. SAT-
ms. and BgoctpE--eu of watl nil De-
ID very cheap before t,inr inventory;
In DOMESTIC, ana HOCSr-fIENl>iiND
GOODS We have full a,-oumeni al bottom
prices. SYCIF BHuguFU~.
3ll Broad -tDt
Branch House: 1879 Nam street. q, 3l-'t
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Died for Love.
A YOUNG sPANIARD OF CHARLESTON sHOC
HIMSELF THROUGH TIE HEAD.


HIMSELF THROUGH TIE HEAD.
a Charleston Is. Co. special of Monday
says: a highly sensational suicile c,urred
tonight on South Battery. Some NIGHTS
ago young SplniIrd named Eusebio Sine,
who il the arandncphew OF Mr. w. L.
basl, wealthy merchant here, met young
lady at q parry in this city and became
enamored OF her.
Feeling that this love was hopeless he
deliberately blew out his brains with 4
pistol. The shot passed completely through
ms head. Pinned to the lapel OF his coat
was note in Spanish and English, headed
" For Love" In this nyte be said " Ac.
Gus me OF nothing, as | ferycntly love
Miss -
IL was so dark ut the time that the body
was not identified by the policeman who
found it until an hour had elapsed. IL has
been ascertained that he had been on the
battery for considerable time, and when
eight came fred the fatal shot. simo came
to Charleston about three months ago, and
had made many friends.
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q the other. but Il Il an interesting ngnt
as II l.. and IL Is amusing when the 'act y
remembered that, with tho immense rev.
nuc 20 be raised. a tariff for revenue onM
practically amounts TO protection, anu VIII
continue 10 operate in that way Tor years
to come"
So II would seem to us. The Govern
mont cannot raise the hundreds OF millions
Of dollars needed TO carry 1t on by any
tariff that will not operate as protective
tariff
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General Butler, while running Us the
Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Massachusetts, sent General Malone a
check for $1,000 TO assis. him in beating
The Democratic party in Virginia. Wash
ington Capital.
=. 81 lie who is ready to buy up his ene-
mics VIII never want u supply OF them"
IL Is cheaper to buy true friend IN Kid
ney-Wort, who will drive away those mis-
cradle cpenies-a torpid liver, constipa-
ton, diabetes, piles, diseased kidneys and
bowels. This Remedy Is now prepared In
liquid as well as iu dry form.
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New Book.

Ice Cream and Gates. a New Collection
OF Standard Fresh and Original Receipts
for Household and Commercial Use. by
an American. New York t: CHARLES
ScRlBNER's Sons. 1888. Price, Sl.5O.
This book Is dedicated to the houSekeer-
ers Of America 10y one who has had twenty
years. experience in Europe and the United
States. The title tells its contents.
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,the fall elections are upon us Will nave VII
10 crest while the Republicans ate nv'u
ing the Legislature next winter. ~ 10
yention Is held in April there VIII no, W
time for thorough county orSaniza''o" w
fore the fall canvass opens.
'O' A REApJuSrER DEMOCRAT
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M JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS
MARK-DOWN
still continues 10 attract
BARGAIN-SEEkERS,

who daily crowd their double store eager 10 pur-
fercd. Below are few bargains TO be offered this
week:
\ BIG JOB LOT OF HAMBURdS-500 PIECES.
As general rule IT1mburgs are high this season,
but having secured large Job 10, at great sacri-
flee, we below give prices on goods that cannot be
duplicated in this city:
WIDE EDGE at l2H worth 1899:
WIDE FLOUNCINGS At 16', worth 25c.;
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS at ii worth zoe.
$50 dozen ALL-LINEN DAMAsK DOTLIEs At
Coo. worth 81;
$50 dozen ALL-LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS At
csc:
% pieces ALL-LINEN TABLE-DAMAsK at
374c.:
20 pieces Ga TURKEY-RED TABLE-DAM-
ASK at 40c.:
p pieces 81 TURKEY-RED TABLE-DAn-
ASK. very best. al 75c. worth 81;
40 dozen LARGE PURE-LINEN TOWELS at
Ice;
I76 dozen LARGE sATIN-DAMAsk TOWELS
a. % worth 37hc.;
Il LONSDALE CAMBRIA MUSLIN nj 12tc.:
100 dozen ALL-LINES HEMMLD HANDLER
CHIEFS at BE-;
40 dozen TERRA-COTTA MO-QUETAlRE
KID GLOVES, C-buiton length. ut 73c.
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES
or
BLANKETS.
50 BLANKETS 1t SI.5O;
$3.50 BLANKETS ut SI.75;
$3.50 BLANKETS 1t $3.50;
- BLANkEtS
- BLANKETS At 81;
So BLANKETS AZ $3.50;
IS BLANKETS atS6;
$40 BLANKETS
10 dozen LADIES MERINO SIS. EMBROI-
DERED FRONT, 1t 43c.-wcre 75c.
We continue 10 offer
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
- OUR
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
~ We must reduce the stock.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
f. 14-eol Col ard COS Broad street.
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LOSS OF TIE CiMBgTA.
Farther Particulars OF the TcrriDic
Disaster.

Scenes on the Deck OF the Doomed vessel
over Four Hundred Lives supposed to be
Lost - Struggling fer the Boats -Chargcs
Against the Captain of the sultan-What
lie Has 10 Say.
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BOOTS. SHOPS. &c.
IN ORDER 10 GET TnTr5,
VII IL LOT SOLD. az

THE NEWARK HANp-MADE GArILs
advertised 40 - I Twin clos, out atS--0
\ lot Of NAVY TIES and CoNGEE-- DAIT.
FRS atSI5O;
The balance Of the LADIES ODDS AID Ab,
az; 81;
And a lot Of 81, $50, SO, anI $3.50 LADIES
SLIPPERS atsI;
The GREAT M. ALLIGATOR -fPrEP %
IS bargain. >. s. GElGG. Paco ula..
"a "a corner N1H 500 ltlhH ...
CARLTON 81 CO.. evsl
X 80 o. Nae. I. rr ,re'
f..|.. f ....
CfCr fY-.
4 NEW NSD SELECTED ~TlD. I.
BOOTS,
SHOES
SAI.ifII-
dc2l InfN.-. g.
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MARRIAGES.

Mlrrcl. January 10. 1883. at synagogue Beth
Ahabi, by lev. n. Ilarif-. LAWRENCE LlPP-
MAN, OF Savannah, 10 Miss FLORENCE V. EO-
SENBAUM, daughter of NJ. ROsenbaum, Isl.
savannah ral ers pistsc copy.
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A special from Hamburg to The Herald
says: According TO the latest information
Az lives were lost in the Cimbria disaster.
There were 400 passengers and 81 otnccrs
and crew on board. on these only 10 so
FAR have been rescued. OF the SIX steamers
sent out by the Hamburg-American steam
boat Company on Saturday night four have
not yet returned. but as the two which re-
turned found nothing there is scarcely any
hone left that more OF the unfortunates are
alive. The cold at the time OF the disaster
was so intense that many perished there
form before sinking into their watery
rrayc,
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oTFrE cr lnE -rrralyILvo.lT0I ~
RICWiONp, VA.J uHty 20. l--f ,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL EE Ek-

NItHN0FUF VI TUIIF 1T TIT
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL EL Eh-
- CEIVED At ans OFFICE UNTIL
THURSDAY, FEBEUARY I, lN-i.
Tor the BEST 6 As-COAL flr ne f.cil .ri.,'i-
ing February J.. 1854. he quality, y.cI.. .ui D.
Eliminating powers % be- g t.Il .'rl g rri.'
tests aG these works. the minimum ji.lit'h i'''
and q supply delivered a. tHe lower n.ra '"
necessity Of he superintendent may i~..''
ANY dedcit viii be dcduc,c. monthly ifo. o.
price paid the coutrs cior. Who SID, iciciur. "
gave bond and security f.r ftiiaul c.ml
Of the contract. And II irfd D. cd 'c nf.i
cdly sent 90 Ne work aftrr tuc rou.e f.am i'
superintendent, shall be- dc,rrc.. ut,.,.t CAGE
% abpeaie thc contract.
The Committee on light reserve ue % 4fr'
jcct ans and al proyosll-.
JOHN n. KNOWLES.
4, or.tpel all .e..rt.uItrt.
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awocEKIrs. LIoUous. Sc

A f j. T.. BRACES, les EAST BROAD
N STREET you can get FINE TkAs at soc.
At GRAGG's you can get FINE COFFEEs.
AtBRAGG's YOU can get FINE CHOCOLATE.
At BRACES you can gel PURE SUGARS.
tl 24-c0d2t
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WHERE WAS TIE SULTAN?
Another Account Of the Terrible Suf-
fcfinS of the Survivors.

Another telegram says: The Diamant,
enc Of the steamers sent in search OF the
missing passengers and crew q the CIm-
bria. arrived mt Hamburg Monday after
noon with sixteen passengers ana ire
man OF the ill-iaicd vessel. The rescued
passengers state that after having left the
Cimbria sinking, their boat was capsiZed.
and they sought refuge in some Of the rig
9ing OF the. Cimbria which was It'll above
water. Thcyremlined in this position tn
hours. freezing from the cold, and expect
ing that every minute wonld be- their 10 I,
until they were rescued hy a boat from The
Diamant. Many Il those who were in the
boat wien il icit the Cimnria were drowned
upon it, capsizing, and many others after
reaching the rigging were Obliged to re-
lease their hold and were drowned. TIE
survivors describe the scenes as horrible
and hearircndng An If them praise in
the highest terms the conduct OF the cap
tlin and crew OF the Cimbria, who
NEVER MOVED FROM THEIR POSTS,
and did everything in the power Of man to
save lie until they themselves were en-
Quilted i'm the waves. The rescued pasScn-
gers affirm that while they were in the rig
ging the lights OF the Sultln were clearly
have been heard on board the Sultan,
which, instead Of coming TO their rescue,
steamed away. Most OF the survivors pre-
sent miserable appearance, having lost
everything. Since landing here everything
possible has been done for Them Some
have been sent back to their homes, end tho
remainder will continue their voyage on
wednesday.
ONLY THREE WOMEN SAVED.
OF the women OH board the Chnbrla only \
three We're saved. One WAS young Polish |
girl, who was on her way 10 Join her |
parents In America, with her nunt, who I
before her eyes. Another girl .
saved herself by holding fast TO the edge Of .
Inc boat. She could only lie dragged into .
L after OH hour and u baiPs immersion.
Up TO the lust moment the survivors en-