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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-09

Gen W.T.. Shermans sixty third birthday, which
occurred yesterday, was the occasion OF q banquet
given In compliment to him by District Attorney
CorKhil at the Portland The guests were Gen.
Sherman, Chief Justice Waite, Mr.. Justice Miller,
Mr.. Justice Matthews, Speaker Keller, Attorney
General Brewster. Gen. p. II. Sheridan, Senator'S
Hawley, Sherman, Logan and Allison, Marshal
McMichael Chief Justice Cartier, OF the District
judiciary; First Assistant Postmaster General
Hatton, H. j. Ramsdell, StilsOn Hutchins Henry
Watterson and Gen. Van vliet. The dinner served
vided surroundings which were feiicitousIy appro-
pirate to the occasion. The name-cards had
each some animal or floral flgure embossed
The menu was twelve-pa &c bookof heavy
cardboard, royal octave In SIZE tied with
Illuminated with fine halr-length portrait OF the
General, and with his oPrps badge-forty rounds
Of castrdgem s By Illustrations Of the
OF the table, with Associate Justice Miller, who
was the father OF the first Mrs. Corkhill, facing
him at the opposite end as assistant host nota-
tenant General idan, the successor to General
Sherman's present office, who sat at the right OF
right OF the host. Another feature OF note was
che presence of Chief Justice Waite, who is so de-
vout a churchmdn that he rarely accepts an invi-
tat1on during either the first or closing week OF
Lent, but birthdays are not ENJOYABLE feaSts," and
he courteously accepted the situation. though
In RESPONSE to at teasts speeches were made
by Gen. Sherman, Gen. Sheridan, Senator Logan,
Senator Sherman, Mr.: Justice Matthews, Mr. Wat
terSOn, Speaker Keller, Senator Hawley and Judge
Macarthur. Letters OF regret from Mr.. Justice
Harlan and Gen. Butler were read.
Formal receptions by Senator's wives were the
exception, not the rule, yesterday, but a gOodly
number We're at home informally to personal
friends Mrs. Window and Mrs. Jonas were
among those who received, the latter assisted by
Miss Jonas and Miss Jacobs The time is SO short
till the close OF Congress that large proportion OF
senator's and Members wives will remain at home
on their stated days after this week.
Col and Mrs. r. E. Ingersoll have issued cards
for next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Nichols, OF West Washington, gives a tea
on Tuesday next from four to seven, to which q
large company have been invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar Price, OF Philadelphia,
have purchased the former residence OF Attorney
General Williams, on Rhode Island avenue for q
winter home. During their stay at the Arlington
the first half OF the social season just closed Mr..
and Mrs. Price received many attentions, and the
lady achieved distinction as OF the most inter-
esting and beautiful young matrOns OF the gay
circle OF the winter.
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District Govern nent Affairs.
VITAL STATISTICS.

During the week ending February Sd, 1885,
there were SO deaths reported in the District OF
Columbia. or this number IS were white males,
- white females, 20 cOlOred males and Is colorpd
females, giving a death rate of 2248 per 1000
per annum for the total population, 1876 for the
white and H.71 for the colored population. The
scarlet fever, 2: pneumonia, 6; Group, 2; heart
disease, s. or the decedents 81 were under years
81 81 age ;te % births were white males
females. 10 still births were reported-6 white and
4colored: II marriages were reported-6 white
and cOlOred.
THE WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At Queens
town, on the Metropolitan Branch, B. & o. r. r,
prietor-350 cattle sold to butchers, at 5a6kc per
lb.; IS, sheep and lambs were sold as follows
brought $30a$6Q The state OF the market was
fair
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THE QUESTION OF ABANDONING LEAGUE ISLAND
Commodore Luce's naval commission met in
Philadelphia yesterday with the councils commit
terested in the commercial and maritime affairs Of
the city, to discuss the proposition of the govern
ment to abandon League Island as naval station.
Resolutions were adopted for the appointment OF
a committee OF twenty-one, representing the COM
mercial trade and maritime interests OF the city,
for the purpose of embOdying the views of the cit
Zens OF Philadelphia In q formal address, which
shall be forwarded to the commission.
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ROOFING THE MAr--A telegram to the New
says:-"Up to twelve months ago w. A. Child
was mail agent between Montgomery and New
and novelty store, and also clerk the supervisor
OF the United States government building In pro-
cess OF erection here. On the 30th of January FAST
New Orleans and Montgomery, and during the
trip, he opened thirtyf letters, took out az CO.
ana slowed the robbed letters IN his supply pouch
and by accident 1t was opened and the rified let
tiers discovered, nine OF which were registered.
funded the money. Child is thought to be getting
Weak-minded over spiritualism. in which he is q
thorough believer, and probably committed the
robbery in fit OF mental alteration"
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SIGNOR BLITZ's EsTATE.-In the orphans court
adjudication of the second account of the Fidelity
Trust company as executor and trustee of Sgnor
Antonio Blitz, the magician. who died January 28,
1878. The balance shown by the account amount
ed to s34.043 &c. of which So 59O34 went to Mrs
Helen E. BlitZ. the Sgnors widow. The remainder
was distributed as follows; Jane NJ. Van Zandt
and Ada Metz. daughters, 7,99915 apiece; Arthur
BlitZ son. Sc 327 "a; VIM. Blitz and Medora Blitz,
grandchildren, $2.372.b apiece; and Leah Hurd
and John Bitz, sister and brother OF the deceased,
1876 SO apiece.
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DRY GOODS.
New Pans SAr1xEs.

New Pans SArrsEs.
SEATON PERRY,
CSuccessor to Perry Brotnerl
HAS Now OPEN AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF
PLAIN AND FIGURED FRENCH SATINES
CHOICE AND ELEGANT DESIGNS. AT 4S
soPIECEs ANpERsoN'ss a-INcHEs WIDE SCOTCH
ZEPHYR CLOTHS AT 40c.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH WHITE GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY AND AT POPULAR PRICES.
BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS.
RARE BARGAINS" IN HUCK AND DAMASK
LINEN TOWELS AT $50.
EXTRA ATTRACTIoNsn IN LOOM DAMAsKs
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS. BLANKETS AND
QUILTS.
NEW SPRING FRENCH DRESS FABRICS.
NUNS YEILINGS, CHUDDA CLOTHS. KHYBER
CLOTHS, PIN-HEAD CHECKS. TRICOTS AND
COMBINATION SUITINGS.
LUPlN'S CELEBRATED BLACK GOODS.
BLACK SILKS. BEST MAKES. FROM 81 90 TO s. 90.
OTTOMAN SILKS, IN BLACK AND ALL CoLoRS,
FROM 81. rs To s.. SO.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON BRoCADED
SILK vELvETS.
PERINOT's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
SOUTACHE AND EMBROIDERED ROBES AND
ALL WINTER WRAPS, AT PRIME COSf.
~ DARR ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
FABRICS
~ C-Sses GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES. AND CoRREcr
PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1910. Is
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READ A. SAKs & Co.'S advertisement.

WE MUST SACRIFICE PROFITS to reduce stock, so
as TO give room for spring goods
Ladies' "a han1-Sewed Kid and Goat Button, now
s.
Ladies' $3.50 fine Kid Button, narrow or wide toe.
80
Ladies' 81. IS Pebble Button, now Csc
Ladies' Goat House and Kid Opera Slippers, now
SOC.
Warm Shoes and Slippers way below cost.
Gents fine Calf Boots at sacrifice.
Gents and Boys Coarse Boots at half price.
Gents 81 fine Calf Button, now 81. 10.
Gents 1-25 Serviceablc Caters, now 81.
Misses 81. so fine Kid Button, now 81.
Boys and Girls Solid School Shoes. now SOC.
VIM. Hahn & Co., SIC 18th ST. and 1922 Pa ave.
VALENIINES. hOleSale and retail. at ] LaY
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amuscments-x &c To.Niuht.

Amuscments, &c, Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HOCSE--NisS Minnie Maddern In
Tine Storm Child"
NATIONAL THEATER.-The voEes family In
~CouSln Joe" and Fun In a Fog"
THEATER CoHIoUE.-First-claSs varieties.
ODD FELLOWS HALL - Prof. Carpenters mes
meric performance.
ROLLER SKATING Enthusiastically at O'clock
CONGREGATIONAL CRURCH.-Third Bischor con-
cert
DINE MUsEUM--Novel performance and curiosi-
ties
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wife Murder and suicide.

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN A TENEMENT HOUSE.
In tenement house In 81. Louis Henry Dreer, a
German teamster, cut his wlfe's throat with razor
and then his own. She died In bed ana he on the
floor Five little children slept In the room. one In
the bed with the csapse The cause Of the tragedy
Is supposed to hasN been Jealousy. Dreer was
savings He fll-treated his wife continually, and
on one occasion sh8nMs him. Louis, the 11-year-od
son. was the only Witness OF the tragedy. The
noise aroused him, and he saw his father cutting
his mother with thera1or. Then he saw his father
spring into the air and fall down near the stove.
The boy then got mp and lifted the baby, Nina,
who was lying In the bed with her mothers corpse,
her hightclothes soaked with her mothers blood,
into his bed. He changed Che baby's clothes, and
both went to sleep agnin. In the morning Louis
tried to find the key with which his father had
locked the door, buScouM not, and it was not I'M
I'll nearly O'Clock, when Otto Farenhorst, a boy
OF 10 years, came up and called Louis to 60 to
school with him, that the condition OF affairs was
discovered,
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Special Weather Bulletin.
OCCASIONAL RAIN or SNOW TO BE LOOKED 70

OCCASIONAL RAIN OR SNOW TO BE LOOKED FOR
The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press:
The temperature has fallen from 10o to 800 in the
northwest and 1t is from $50 to 25o below zsro in
northern Minnesota. The temperature has risen
the gulf states, tennessee. the Oaio valley a ID
lower lake region Clear weather prevails In the
northern states this morning, with temperatures
below freezing at all stations Cloudy weather
and light rains are reported from the southern
states, with northeasterfy wills and TEN .era-
ture above freezing. The floods have increased in
the Ohio near Cincinnati and Louisville, where
the river is from five to six feet above the DANGER
line, and rstng 1T is falling at stations near Its
burg The following current temperatures are re-
ported: 81. Vincent, $50; Moorhead, MINI. -15o;
Des MoineS,4o, ChcagO,1Go; Cincinnati,30o; Bu:-
falo. 1872; New York and Boston, 270 The follow
Ing special temperatures were reported st 3 D. m.
yesterday: Washington, 80: Norfolk. 40; Savan-
nah, 100: Atlanta, AZ; Jacksonville. a6o: Pensa-
Antonio, 500; Tucson. $50; Los Angeles, 6ao, and
San Diego, $50. The indications that the
cloudineSs will Increase In the middle states and
Ohio valley, with occasional rain or snow. Rain
is Indicated for the south Atlantic AM gulf states
On Friday night and Saturday.
THE FOLLOWING IMMENSE BARGAINS in tin-ware
OF the best manufactures Will be sold tomorrow
only at r. Goldschmids s12 nth st. NV; 2 qt- COW
cred buckets SC. at. Zoe, Of 15c at. 2Oc 10 qt
dish pans lie, ~ qt 15c, IA Ct Doc, 16 qt5. i 81.
3oc, qt covered saucepans a. q. 81, d 12, 4qt
Ice. oval butter kettles qt 20c, pt coffee boilers
Sc ~ OF lee, aqt 16e. at Doc, at. Sc qt
per boxes p, dredge boxes 4c tunnels Sc, extra
large &c, bread pans SC, row muffin pans g., large
Kitchen spoons sc, sad-irOn stands p, stove fter5
&c pie plates for lOc, large footed wash basins
Toe, extra large lSc deep jelly plates &c, large pud
ding pans, oval or round Zoe. soup ladies &c, tea
stra1nerS &c, nutmeg graterS &c, pokerS &C. cotl
shovels &c, cullanders SC, extra large 12c, large
-four scoops Sc, champion flour sleeves 10c, bowl
strafners &c, Is lb coffee or tea cansters &c, Id
&c. 10 12c, large Japanned dust pans &c milk pans
&C. large size Sc, extra large 12c potato Washers 4c
steak broilers &C. stew pans with handles &c. extra
"a II IN tn
cake cutters &c. pit measures Sc clippers &c. 4 at.
water buckets SC. 10 OF 20c retinned Tipped sauce
pans &C. handsome decorated tin toilet sets pieces
&1-75, Stop jars 55c. Also great bargains in baby
Carriages.
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FIVE AND SEVEN Hook genuine Foster, IS cts,
worth Sl.65 3-button COrenia, in new shades, 75c
warranted; Shut on MOusquetaire, 9Oc., worth
&l-25. Our so. IS and 81 corset are of the best
value in the city.
b. j. BiHRFNp & Son S1S 18th ST n w
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DRY GooDs,
SPE CIAL OTICEl
DRY GOODS AT COST
CARPETINGs Al COST

W. W. ByRDETTE l. CO.,
VIII offer One Hundred thousand Dollarsp worth If
new and desirable Dry Goods and Carpens 1t cost for
few days longer.
Our immense stock must be reduced before takine
inventory.
Our semi annual sale has been erest success. We
are now Offering Extraordinary bargains IN SNks Satins
velvets, and hne Dress Goods.
Job lot Of about 10 pieces Of Tapestry Brussels Car
pets Win b offered ut Is cts. They are good paterns
and quality. and worth q.
". ". BURDETTE 3 CO.,
S9-st Nos 90 tn stseee and 7oe strest norAveuk
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AT AtCTIoN-FOR THE LADIEs.-COmmencing at
10 O'Clock Saturday mOrning,l VIII sell the balance
OF my stock of ladies' chiidrr ms and misses shoes,
TO close out This is the last chance.
S. SAMSTAG, Salesman,
52- -th
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CITY ITEMS.

Millions 81 Bottles Have Been Sold
And yet the demand Is increasing for Dr.. Bulls
cough syrup.
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read A. sAks & Co.'S advertisement.

EVERY PAIR COcbrane'S 75c. kids critically Sc
lected. About p dozen remain. You can buy q
bargain now in cOlors or black. COchrane'S. OppO-
site Riggs bank.
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ROBERT DAVIS and Alfred Butler were fined IS
or Is days each by Judge Smell this morning for
engaging In 2 lice fight In South Washington sew
eral days ago.
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Ops AND ENDs.-S6 and s. ch!ldren's overcoats
now go Ut "a. so. at A. SakS & Co.
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eXtingu'SLed at 90 a. m
Announcement VIII be made in to-morrow's STAR
OF the magnificent holiday concert on February
Ri. at-Congregational church.
Mrs. Lucinda B. Chandler founder OF the Moral
Educational Societies OF the United States Will
lecture upon The Relation Of Moral and Physical
Hygiene" at The Spencerian Business College to-
MORROW evening
Berlinfa Miller, colored woman about 80 years
OF age, living In State alley was found dead In her
ped this morning at O'Clock. Coroner Patterson
noon.
Jas strouder. a young colored man, was put ON
vial In the Police Court this morning on two
charges or petit larceny OF clothing, razorS ard
other articles from another colored man named
Jail IN each case.
Frank Miller was charged before the Police
Court this morning with assault, with intent 10
kill, Albert q. Gascon, OF No. SOC E street The
prosecuting attorney stated that Mr. Gascon re-
fused to prosecute the case and he would ask that
oe MOLE prosecuted, which was done.
A colOreG man, named Alfred Hall I'm the eunlov
OF the Washington Brick Machine company, was
severely injured yesterday by bank Of clay fan
Yesterday afternoon colored man named Rob-
hson was badly injured by the caving In OF bank
OF earth on Nj street, between North Capitol and
lst street northwest He was removed to his
Rome IN the police ambulance.
Since the abolition OF the detective force the
precinct officers are making great many more
under the old state OF things.
The prominent colored people OF this District
q
oucefs ior tue Emancipation association and to
teke measures 10 celebrate in an appropriate man.
ner the next anniversary OF this eSea.--Aprl 18TH
Rex. me celebration last year was Q very sue
ASSOCIATED CHARrTIEs.-At a meeting Of the
0oard Tot the eighth subdivision held last even
mg at No. l40 street northeast, present Prof j.
~. Chicker.ng, president; Mr. Charles Junken,
treasurer; MIS-. Charles Junken, Mr. 8 C. Nc
0oweil, ID NJ. Howard, and Rev. 8 8. Wauen, dis
91et visitors. and A. N. Kanouse, seq Gtary-
eeelve families were reported as having been
aided with fuel or provisions, or both, since last
meeting; one with clothing; 1ve persons fur
\ number OF persons In the subdivision were re-
loatod % badly In need OF clothing, and persons
0Ious OF oestoWfng new or CASTOR garments 20
oeod purpose may co 50 By sending them 10 S1b ii
ssees northeast, Z. G RettY coal yard
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"Alderney Dairy Wa&ons.n
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in x-lb. WARD" prints Sc Der ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermtlk and sweet milk.
&C. per at Cream. i5c. pint
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Tfinders' LactO PhOshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections
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An OLD MAN named ,muel Sheckels was sent
70 the workhOuSe by Judge Smell to-day, for being
an habitual drunkard.
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GOLD filled bracelets, bangles, SO to $50 Priggs
Linens, Irish goods, bargains, reliable. Up
town, COchraDe'S
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Ops AND ENDs.-s2.5O boys pantaloons now
$3.50, at A SakS & Co.
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ODDs.-s5 mems pantaloons now 50, at A. Slks
B CO., 3l6 9TH street northwest
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News Briefs.
Capt Payne ands his party Of raiders on Indian
territory, have been captured south of the Cimar-
ron river by Lieut.. Stevens. while on their way to
take the entire party to Fort Reno.
An application has been flied for the appoint
ment OF a conservator of the estate of the well
known millionaire and democratic politician,
I r. Smith, OF Chicago. who is mentally de-
Gov. Bates has sent message to the Tennessee
legislature justtfying the pc Icy OF scaling the
The Western Nail Association at Pittsburg, Pa.
yesterday resolved that after the resumption next
Monday the mills In the association will run three
weeks only and then shut down for fortnight
Oby E. Owen. the defaulting teller of the Third
National bank OF St. Louis. was arraigned in the
United States court in that city yesterday and
Boston Corbett, the man who killed Wilkes
Booth, Is In Kansas, engaged In the cattle bust
to infict daily corporal punishment upon himself
as penance for having taken human life.
New Justice
arrange match between Slade and Sullivan, to
furnish $1,000 security not to repeat the onense
gives the population as 1895, gain Of i, 1888
since the enumeration rHnaea IN lala
liabilities HaeHh sai sae an assignment
tor in Boston yesterday and was fatally injured.
Michael Maroney fell i've stories through another
elevator and was killed.
Gen. Guillermo, ex-presIdent of Santo Domingo,
with band OF other exiles from that republic, is
organizing an expedition in Jamaica to invade
SantO Domingo and Haytl
DIR. Seaman, dentist at Mt Vernon, n. Y, was
severely beaten yesterday by Mr.. Brown, who
SAYS the doctor took advantage OF Mrs Browns
calls at his office for dental treatment to make Inn
proper proposals to her.
1t Is reported that M. Ferry has declined to form
new cabinet, and that President Grevy will send
for NJ BriSsOn for this purpose.
Mace and Slade gave their sparring exhibition in
New York last night. The performance was OF the
tameSt nature.
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VARIOUS QUACKs.

VARIOUS QUACKS.
Who-Each with His Own Pet Scheme
Cultivate the Field Of Human Nature.
There have Mays been quacks:-legsl quacks, theo-
logical quacks scientific quacks and medical quacks.
Some Of them bland. oily fellows who argue and
mile the world into believing in their favore bit Of
humbug Others are pompous and pretenticus para
sites. But they make It pay. Men seem love be
swindled STIMULATING only that it shall be neatly DONE
The dear public are equally liberal to the electric and
magnetic fraud. This fellow il genius in his line.
He win put magnetic belt around your waist mag
netc necklace under your chin. At you out with
entire suit Of magnetic Clothes warranted to serve the
purpose Of ordinary garments and ct the same time to
cure all diseases. from whoopins cough to hssty con-
sumption.
Most Of these have no more electric or magnetic power
about them than resdesi in wooden blankets or gres
OF sackcloth Only when applied by expert il cleo
trcity Of the sliehtest medicinal agent. and
even then ito value is grossly What the
strongest possible presumptye evidence in favor Of
particular remedyi Clearly that It should have been
prepared by responsible persons Of acknowledged skn
in the treatment Of disease.
squarely on this Foundation stands BENsON's CAP
CINE POROUS PLASTER. Endorsed by & 600 physi-
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LADIES' reliable cotton underwear bargains. Up
town, COchrane'S
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

r.
THE COMING MASONIC CENTENNIAL-Washington
their centennial celebration. The lodge was or
ganized on the 25th Of February, 1888. There
were In this city, previous to that date six Free
maSOns-Dr. C. c.. Dick, one of Washington'S
physicians. who had been made Mason in Phila-
delphia; Robert Adams, who had been made a
Ryan, VIM. Hunter and Peter Dow. These gentle.
men made application to the Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania and were authorized to open lodge
MeSSrs Young and Proctor, OF Pennsylvania, came
Dow and Dick, instituted the lodge at the Lamb
tavern. on Union street, between King and Prince
Streets on the 25th OF February, 1783 The centen-
NAL will be anticipated few days and the cele-
bratiOn held on the 22t Of February. The arrange
ments made last night provide for Masonic ser
M. Dame and at night Masonic grafton by Hon.
Chas. 4. Stuart, with music by O Masonic choir
and banquet 1t Is expected that the craft at
washington will be largely represented.
Kemper sent Frank johnson, convicted OF an as
sault on James Bland, to the chain gang for 30
days in default OF the payment of fine.-Eu
Butler and NJ. Dock. arrested by Officers Belts
ana sherwood for disorder. and three dodgers, are
at the station house this morning.
REPORTERS NOTEs.-PotOmac Tent OF Rechabites
Installed Its officers publicly on Wednesday night
and made pleasant evening with music recita-
tons and addresses Methodist Protestant
congregation here has unanimously OF the
ent most popular PASTOR to the charge OF the church.
Seine hauling now takes place at the Hunt
Ing creek landing da1y.-HOn Lewis McKensie
who has been suffering from the eject of recent
fall, IS now out again.-A girl from washington,
near FShtown, was found there yesterday by Mr.
c. Flinders private detective, and accompanied
by him, returned to that city.
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PROHIBITION IN MAINE-In the Maine house of
representatives yesterday the constitutional pro-
hibitory amendment was taken up. The motion
vote on the third reading was 104 yeas 81 nays
more than two-thirdS, while only a majority was
necessary. The passage OF the measure seems as
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Mrs. HUtchimNOns
OF Washington, says: browns Iron Bitters gave
my husband almost instant relief from dyspepsia.