Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-14
w JERSEY TOWN ELECTIONS
COMMITTEES ON
IRISH REFORM.
IrAIY's A6srRo-eERn n sEeor1Ar1oxs.
The Marriage OF Hon. David Davis.
BRIEF SKETCH OF THE BRIDE

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BRIEF SKETCH OF THE BRIDE
RALEIGH, N c., March l4-To-day at II O'Clock,
at Tokay the residence OF Hon. Wharton J.Green.
| Davis was married 10 Miss A cdie Burr IL was a
Sues nTsSe MsSeng Sic,S,n wi,a few, few guests Rev
service The presents were numerous and sosfpy
AZ one O'Clock the happy couple lett on the
steamer Murchison. which had been srecially pre-
pared ana beautifully decorated for Wilmington,
| Judge Davis had arrived on Saturday ni-ht and
was entertained at Tokay: He was accompa anied
Sy Gr Judge E otto' Mr. ana MIS- Thatcher, Dr. and
The bride is a native OF Massachusetts, but her
ried Trst Captain Ellery. and by him had a
daughter She then married General Green, OF
Carolina, who. by previous marriage. had a son,
wharton D. Green, who fnter-married with Miss
| Ellery. Miss Burr, most accomplish ed and ele-
giant lady OF Is, has made her home chiefly with
| all its surroundings The bridal party viii make
tour north and west
Western Union Meeting.
NEw YORK, March A-At a meeting OF the
western Union Telegraph company to-day .
payable on and after April ia The net revenue for
the quarter ending March 81 are 81, 10000 and
she surplus Is ssol7ess John + Terry was elected
| director or the company TO fll the vacancy
caused oy the death OF Gov. Morgan
News from the Old World.
THE INDEFAusABIR NJ DE LKssrps
MARsRuLEs, March h-M. De Lesseps has en-.
parked Tor Tunis to direct surveys I'm connection
into an inland sea.
STRIKE OF 1000 wEAvERs
LONDON, March iALThree thousand weavers IN
the Huddersneld district have struck work, owing
to disagreement with the masters regarding
1osnos Marc, IRISH s REFORMS mss,ac ., ,.,s, s.,,,
and English members Of Parlsment was held yea
terday, at which It was decided to form potical
in regard to Irish reforms The committee Is quite
an Impartial one No Parnellites are connected
ARREST OF FEMALE NrHrrrsr
ST PETERSBURG March A-A woman, named
F1gner, an important nihilist who arranged the
murder OF Gen. strelinkon at Odessa in 1852, has
been arrested.
PRINCE GoRTscHAKoFF's rNrEsrrNEs
Ine intestines OF Prince Gortschakon have been
at the vllla OF his German mistress. with whom he
| LIN Congress
Mr. PARNKLLs AMENDED LAND ACT.
LONDON. March l4-In the house OF commons
today Mr.. PaInell moved the second reading OF
his bill amending the land act He said agitation
IN Ireland must continue to increase until the acc
FRANCE PROPOSES 10 STAY IN roNourN.
PARIS March A-In the senate last night
Count De St WALLER questioned M. Challamel-
uation In the French colonies, especially TonQun.
England, Germany and America, he said, had alb
tion Of Tonquin in order to accelerate the occS-
patton OF Cochin-China. NJ. ChalameLLacour, In
reply, said the government intended neither TO
aoandon nor 70 conquer Tonquin but 10 occupy it &C
certain points In order to demonstrate that France
proposed to remain.
"BLAcKHAND" SOCIETY IN PORTUGAL.
LISBON, March lG-The existence OF a branch OF
the "Blackhand" society has been discovered in
the northern part OF Portugal Several arrests OF
members OF the branch have been made, and Inn
portant papers have been seized. Troops have
been sent to the locality.
ENGLISH HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA BONDS
al, LONDON, March 14.There is a very general feel
that no Sn9n "a 10 Virginia bonds
sence OF full details OF the judgment OF the United
StatesSupreme Court and the views OF the lawyers
PRESIDENT CREWS INTENTIONS
PARIS. March A-The report that NJ. .Grevy In
TENDED TO resign the presidency is semi-onicially
Parliamentary DEBATE or THE pARNErL BnL.
LONDON, March INT. Chaplin, conservative,
Inomas Dickson, liberal supported the measure
conference OF Ulster tenants Mr. Gladstone said
, .ne iand act was far more efficient than Mr. Par.
amounted virtually to q remodellng OF the land
ITALY, GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
Roh1. March l%-Signor. Mancini minister or
foreign anairs. replying In the chamber or dep.
uties to criticisms on his policy said that to those
Austro- German alliance, he would answer That 4
power whose subjects numbered thirty millions
only oered its alliance to those desiring I r. sf
ascerta1ning that 1t was desired. The statement
mat the cabinet had met with q refusal at Berlin
manifest conformity OF action between Italy, Ger.
many ana Austria. Time had shown the posi-.
improvement OF the relations with France and
England The government, he said, would repress
with vigor all 1rredentist manifestations Tho
recent demonstrations OF the irredentsts had not
anected the relations between Austria and Italy.
Signor Manclni concluded by asking the chamber
for an explicit vote OF confidence.