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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
Sci einem SluhtDcrfudbe ers
ffft DfTPr.

&un Irbor, Dttd)., 5. Ntai. - Bm.
SObniOu, Der uHter Der Antlugs Der SGlIduug
i'm @efdugutfie iu6, oeriufte beute, III ents
ftsheH, Duroe aber bonn 9iilfsideriff BaIIace
nngebalten uno, aIs er ftf sur Bebr Ieste,
prfdrnIfpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
Rei Scr SIrbeit neruunfnrf+

g 8btlabeIpbta, 5. 0tai. - Charles
Uft&abe purbe beute bel Der Qrbett an elmer
8uggermufdtne an Der Btataalftr. s8erfte
augenbltdltd get0btet, tuOeu Der Sebel Der
0taidtne thu traf uuO ibm beu &Cpf ;ers
Itlmetterte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
Gntfeeli6er SOB etneS g8abn.
fit1t1iaett.

Rtnneapolts, Iitnn., 5. @at.-Qeoz
narb g8tlmet, Elm gSubuitnntger, ipraug
heute, als er BON bier mad etner Srrenan.
ftalt gcbraft neroen Iouts, bon einem Babns
3uge, ftiir3te ft6 inter bic &dSer uuo tuurSe
In @tiide .PrIdnittPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
Grtflpbenc Sbwinbter anf Cuba
NPrhnffcf.

Sa0anua, 3. Wai.-3wfi Imeritauer,
hitter beuen man Sinclair uub oollioap pers
mutbet, Die betoen @lertS, meldJe Die Diebls
bGubIer Gang, &ObtuiOu & So. In gtem.Y YOrt
Inn mebtsre tauisnb Dollars befablen, fuo
gu gtuepttos oerbaftet uno bierber gebradt
mOrben, nm eoeutueu ausgeIieiert gu mers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
Nnfc1 Tnm,8 xnh.

Sttawa, Ont, 6. Rat. - Der Negers
prebiger Sofiub SeniOu, Der ,Sntel EOm" in
Sarrtet Seeder Stones DSntel Som's
9iitte, lift geftern, "a Sabre alt, in DRESDEN,
Sntario, aefforhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
0pffbeamte crtrunfe1t.

Saugbtpu, 0fi9., 5. 0iat. - 3. 8.
Cooper unb Soiepb 9auanbean, 3tpet @lerfa
i'm bteiigen Bofautte, ertranten geftern, tn
bem elm Boot umiflug, in pelaem ite iiber
eeu Cafe 2tnSon fubren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
Nn has WubIiFum,

Ga fam tsins before Bardntie fir ben Bsrtb bun
Raepab's ldngit anertannten a a. r. SamitteIs
aptgetpieen pereen, nIs bic eIeubeR un6 msloen
bents," ,,@eIiefs" uub ,,pias." @erIanat Ia nnr
Ra6tpoe une adtet baraui bG5 Der Qame ,,Ra6nab"
fi6 ant bsm Pstanften artitel beiinos.
(SuIi19, ,gsI66m)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
IROwab's regnlireaSe %iGea,
uOQtommene Purgan3en, ltnbernbe @bfd5r.
mtttsL tutrten obue Shmeri, ftets
3uoerl1iig unb natiirlid.
c in pesnubiIifd5ss @riaemittd fur GaIpme
bas matttge Gebers II, Rageu.SeilmtttsI,

bout9 Obne Bei9ei6mat, elegant nit iisem Sar, ala
Sjrt pur9ren rs8uliren rsHisA uno traftiaen 6teis
gtuen '''o'' -''''
RGsmap'S Silen sur 6eiIuug auer Taasns. aes
perz. Gebarmez, Nterens unb BiaIenlcibeu Rerbeus
IanfPettsn, &optpeh, SartIeibigfeit gertopfng Inr
oeroault0fett, 8bspeOfe, BduenleibeH, Tie6er uHs
terlelbsentjitnbung, Sdmprrbo6eu uu6 aqsr 5t5ulus
gen Der engepeoe. 8en oegetabiIii5, tene 5pur
rpn 4ertur, 9dneraleu pbsr ibdbl6en DroaueH.
~ 4fan bea9te ipleeuOe Spmbtome BON arauts
9elten Der 8eroaWugsorgdue Beritppfrra, iuuer.is
9e 8dmorrbpioen, BlutipaQung nab bem aopfe, Sdus
re i'm ydgeu, uebeIfsit So6breuneH, Giel Dor benz
Gnen, Ddgenbriiden iaures Aufft0Beu, fHten6e D6er
bebenOe Gmpfubuua in Der glaaengrbe, i5pimmeHs
bes gelbI be5 ROpfes GtbemlofiBtett unb 4tbenlbs5
idtperoen aebsn bes 6err3ens, eritifenoes BeiabI
bei'm qtegen TIsden ODE Blore bor ben NugeH 5ies
Der unb 6uu1pfe S6mer3eu i'm gopfs, Dlaugsl on
@HshiinIhug, gelbes 4usieBen her 6aut uno Der Nus
aen Seteniteden Sdmer5en IN Der Bruit unn in ben
Glteberu, pI6sIt4s &Hpaluns BON 5iRe, Bremen
bes Sleiites.
Giniae Bpien BON r db tuab's gttIen ,tperben
BEN RDrper Ron allen pbeugeHauuteH 8rdHtbeiten be-
freieu &reiS 25 Gents bic gdadtel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07

Ginen 9Onar sie Blafde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
9ie Mnsiisferunasfrnar.

Die Nusiieferunssfrdse.
gR Rai htngton, 6. Wtai.-@eltern mnrz
be nte' cr..r1 eine Spe3taliisung oes Sabt'
nets abgebalten, tpie bebauptet tuurbe, nm
bic Gtptlbtenftmabregeln gu belpreden. Die
Situng Oauerte bis brei llbr ga4mitta9s.
Sc hetBt, bas bic 8egeln, tpie bieielben
| i6ltsblidl feifgeiest morOeu fino, am ndditen
| YPontag ober Sienffag oer6ffentltft tuereeu
| iOIen. Der lln1ftanb, baB in lester gSohe
| smet SpsStalfBungen 6eS &abinetS itattge'
| funbsn baben, angebltd5 nur rpegen Der @is
| ntloienits 6egeln, bic nad friibereu antiinotz
gungen i6on am Wt1po6 enogitttg erleotgt
naren, bat ben Serbad1t ermedt, baB bic Be
ratbuu9en ni9t ausIdlteElt9 oem Gtutlbtenit
| galten, Onoern baB aud Die 5rageu beiiglth
| Der Guslieferung Der tnGnglan6 angetla8ten
| S5enier er0rtert tuuroen. Sm Staatsoepartes
nent mar isoof geftern Ridts iiber bic Aus
gelegenbeit 81 erfabreu.
Sin neues mstan fir Eslesrapbensrdbte.
8. Gbmiu Sherman, Der 8oftoNer Retala
lurg, bat Ioeben perIhtebene @rpertmente
| nit benz tiirsIid3 BON ibu ent6edteu MetaQ,
| nelde er bier uoruabul, nm Die Sernenobar'
feit 6ehelben 81 telegraph pben0rdbteu I'M Sers
| gletd]e nit anbereu Wetalen fef3ufellen,
oOllenoet. Dem Sernebmen mad ergaben
| bieie @rperimente, oab Der aus Dem neuen
MstOu hergeftente 9fabt 3dber uub mas 2etz
tung6fGbtgtett anbelaugt, uor3iiglider 1T,
al8 alle anoeren, gegenmGrttg TIM 9ebrauae
befr6ltdlsn 0rdbte, unb BAT CT iiberoies
ntd)t ro'trt. 9as NetuG, meldes bGS GuS.
ieben unb nabe3u eas ipe3tfife @eptdt BON
| Stlber befBt, fam su cirfa 5 @entS pro
EfIno bergeiteGt tuerbeu.
| 8frmifCbtes.
8assSberbuueesgertdt pirO fd) mOrgeu
bis gum 9erbftermtue uertageH.
= &c geftrtge Steuer @innabme betrug
$953,73 unb bic 3olleiunabme $3.50, 303.
.3ur @inl0iung befimmte gattouals Bant-
NOten i'm 8etrage BON $366,0O0 ltefen
geffern i'm Sdasamte Elm.
Ster sur 3ett in 8aibtugton fationtrte
Sffjiiere bes Signalbiirtaus, udmlt9 Capt
tan SIs. gS. Powel, @apitdu 9. Sc. UltGs,
@apitdn g8. 5. @lapp unb Qteutenaut q. y.
StrOng, fperben am 1. Sult abgel0ft uno 3u
| tbren &egimentern suriidbeoroert peroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
Sine banfbare anerfennune.
mabr unS JalF6.

Sir entneFmen aus Or. GaOunhs
AoG @1N''4I'''" HID ,ab5anbIuns
-4.- ,2vlluH8" foIseu6es
SsrietantB BON Srautbettsu, bic gebet(t
nerOen ourd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
O1r. 100.
=. q. q.
NaSfUa0's
& eaSb eltef.

Die beFe unb btlItgfe 6umilten.Reot,tu In
Der g8eIt. Setlt uuO psrbitst:
Sdnupien, 6uitcn, &HtjInOuug,
SdittcIiicbcr,
9l6cumattSmuS,
Siiftwcb, 2cn0enidmer,,
9ICrOcumcb,
Snflucn5a, 0ipBt9erie,
raubc &c6le,
2ltbembci9nI6en,
9iCrD0ftGt,
SalaftOfgtcit.
WbHeiben, 7urt'nu cSse idmer,bafter SmbIaana
berbCn IN Is bis 20 Rtutsn SiIrtp Raepap's aeaS5
8eIiei gebeIt. Geiu Sht'auoraug unD feline Gutiilus
Suns FeiHe SCbVdGJ cher NbssipauIt9sit iolaen auf
ben GebraN5 hes 4. s. Reiief
Gs TT bus srte uro etuytgsS9mertelrAb tiImitteI O1E
auaenbIdItcP bic idredli2ften S9Derleu ftiat Guts
sinbunsen unO Slutaitbrdu2 abtjlit, 9eidOie Oh Fs
in her SuuBe, bem WdQer, BEN GtugstpciSen o5er
oHtereu Crgonen 1utreten, renn man 6aS DttsI eins
nal blmItt, uuo SfpGr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
~ al q ia
&Glteg Ste6sr

III iEreu bCri4i,Nensu 6Ormeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
N0ltmore, WtO, W{Ont0g, ben I. Ntat 1888
Epm Slitc erIAlaeem.

0inona, glinu., 6. Wdt.-0ret fIeine
9Dtter bes Sru. Safub 9loralpeB wUrbeu
beute ytadmtttag, ais fe pdbreno etues
Ieidlteu @etpitterregens auf Der StraBe uns
ter eiuem &egenidtrme ipielteu, bonn Sltbe
9etroffen. Die betbeu dlteiten gtdb4en, 9,
reip. II Sabre aft, blteben uuf Der Steae
tobt; bus iiingite iedsjdbrige 8ino purOe
auf Der redten Sette gelGbmt, tpiro leoot
geneIeu. 8ie 3Ietoer Der Sinoer ftHgen
Seuer unO 0erbrannten tbetlmeiie, ehe bic err
Tdredten 8ernanoten beu Sdauplae errets
den uno Die 6lammeu l0iden fonnteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
Bel slpOtbefern 5u bGbeu.
g2ou Isis: r@aBrunb 6alid.a

g1uu idide cine 8rtsfmurte an Rab.
man & 6 O., g2r. 80, g8nrrsHs, Gde Der
@bur6fraBe, glep.Yort.
EB- geIsbune, Gmsienss BON Dollars pert6, pti b
bafdr mgei5tdt ttpereeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07

Ste Anipeusrr9 BON RsGOb ReIief an Ben leiSerbeH
69etlsn 5eri9liit GussnbHdite siuoerna oosr Grs
leidtern9.
9rsiBig bis IeGBslg Errpfer in elnen, gIas ggo5sr
betlen IN uenieen au5eubItden Srdr1pfe aRaaenIdIs
re-, Sc6breHnen biIiDies Rppfipcb, Didrrb6e. Ribr.
&oltt, SldPunesn ln6 ale innerIideu 51mer,eu
Hetenee iuuten INNER etHe i5Iads Don u 6tpabJs
&e bp &eIi bel iidb trdgen. ggeniee Srobf,n
oabou, IN 8aiier get4an, beugen allen Rranfbsiten
ooer Ssteen, bic aus fsm Gebraub unaeppbuter
Srutpatiers entiprtnleu, b0r Es TT elm beiIsres
Stlmllans, oils Nran1branntpein pher Nitfprirh1nna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
Geresrap6ifGe Qepef0eu.
glmS Der SmnbesbauptftaSt.

SeriGts Der ,aHocitrteu BreNe" fir ben ..Gegti3eu
Gorrsippnhentsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07
in elmer BIS sw angiB @liuutsH,

pbns llutsri6sb, uis grDB bic Sdmer,~- -..~ =.
nlbnen hip 80 Nnr-- -g~, .,ssp fStiS
-.--,.. yssvImausrlus 9siNeResR Bic 8ttttd-
Beit8sh, Die 8srtrippeiter bic Reru5en bic an geIs
rolGte o6er dnoereR Rrdri6eiten Isibeu peroen Sr5
ne Arirenenn8 bon Ra6DaP sfsab9 8elssf asgeubGids
lttbe SincerlH8 iinoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-07

gdereu @nt3inbuna, Btaien gnt,aubuug.
geb6rrz z&nbiinbuue, 2uugeu=@ @ouaelftoa,
SOlsletben, Acknowledgement, Ser,flo.
pieu, 8ipbtBefie, bpferti6e2lufdQe, Brdu.
ne, 6atarrb, Snflueuja, Ropimeb, 3abu.
itmer;eu, gerpeumeb, Gbaumatisnus.
Siiftmeb, 8rufidmerjeH, &itdeui1mer.
3an Observation-Disclosures HnD Sc;fau.
djangsu, iaItes Steber, S@iittelfroa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-08
The Star Route Trfai.-

TESTIMONY IN THE CASE TO-DAY.
When the star route trial was taken up this
morning Mr. Bliss proceeded with the introduc-
ion OF testimony concer ming the route from YER
million TO Sioux Falls. Dakota. which was begun
DelOre tne adJ0urnment last evening Mr.. Slee-
identity papers.
- MT; Bliss having made correction Of an error
81 ct soe IN the which changed the
WILSON observed that deposition should be corr
rected nt tne end. He alluded to Mr.. Bliss re-
m0ny he did not know what testimony wa1
1--WE nave good deal OF reason to believe" said
MT a; nn 40 not wnat mas occurred IN this case,
tnaI you 40 not know what testimony is.
Wnnau a: Leech, OF Ktdder. Daketa, who car
RED the mall on the route, esttaed to having
made su0,Sontract on the route IN October, 1873,
M.c Ma carried m1 the ms acting for John Dorsey
1879 He at FIRST made one TIN a week on sched.
ule Of IA hours The route was Increased about
the Isl Of sananry 1879 TO two trips week. and
hours and the trips Increased 20 six When run
ming one and two trips week 81 Ei4 hour schad-
ule he employed R one driver and foar horses. When
he employed two carriers and if horses no run
three trips week on q Il hoar schcduie witness
thought One driver and ej9ht .i,fxses were neces-
sary, ana on q ten hour scheduie two additional
Alex. Millie who carried the u,alf for Mr.. Leech.
rom Angus. !, aS.s. from Sioux Falls to Kidder.
was next exam as to the service on the route:
card sometimes he carried fo,sr - ve letters. and
again two or three papers On REORGANIZATION,
the witness said Y WAS not hMd o. his horses 70
have 20 9aS se sas soe oss o card su s time he had
ssd. carried ovsr shs ns woe a - eSceed % sSres e
soN1 Algusrx1xS
was created By tho quaint ue1jifs ef the witness
On CROSS discrimination He droyo 1eventy miles !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-08
A Missing Numeral Stamp.

A Missing Numeral Stamp.
THE TROUBLE IT CAUSED IN THE TREASURY BUREAU
OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
On the 31st OF last month, at the close OF busi-
ness in the bureau OF engraving and printing, II
was found that numeral stamp (1gure one)
used in printing tints OF internal revenue stamps
was mi ssing. The stock In use n the surface
branch was examined by a sub-e1stodian and
pronounced by him to be correct and he signed q
Mr.. Peterson: just before the report was made tc
tsaca the acting chief OF the bureau g message was
the figure sss found to
misssng; The facts in the case were Immediately
reported to Acting Chief Sullivan, and hasty
0e
receipt he had given, but this Nj. Sullivan de-
clined to allow. as there was an equal chance that
custodians hands. Mr. Peterson then declined
to close the vaults and none of the
workmen were allowed to depart Secretary Fol- Fol-
phone and acquainted with tho circumstances OF
the case. He directed Mr.. Peterson to close the
vaults and to let matters stand until the following
next day the search was continued without any
result. Mr.. Sullivan and Mr.. Peterson both made
reports TO the Secretary in writing. and it was
decided to appoint committee to Investigate the
matter, composed as follows: Mr. Charles T.
Coon, OF the loan division OF tho Treasury, to
the Secretary Charles Neal Of the
Peterson and Mr.. Lamasure, OF the bureau Of en-
craving and printing, to represent that
bureau The committee was to determine
what responsibility rested upon the
surface branch OF the bureau, Notwithstanding
the receipt OF the custodian, ana also to deter
was OF sufficient Importance to discontinue the
use OF the set to which 1t belonged. The commit
zee have taken all the testimony necessary in the
matter and as 1t only remains for them to agree
upon decision, it is expected that they will sub
nit report before the close of the present week.
Is stated at the Treasury department that 1t
is proDaoe That the Secretary of the Treasury will
investigate the manner in which the loss OF the
stamp was nrst made public. Considerable dis
pleasure is manifested on that account, as it Is
ssougnG the matter was given to the public In
such Shape as to show animus and arouse preju-
dice against the management OF the bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-08
kilograms to The Star.
DNI1, ELLY AND QUINN RELRRESrED.
WRECK OF THE KENMURE CASTLE.
LATE NEWS FROM TINE FLOODED DISTRICTS.
STEAMER KEDERLAND BELIEVED 10 BE SAFE.



RE-ARREsr OF MESS RS pAvrrT, HEALr AND ourNM
DUBLIN, Feb. S-Mr. Michael Davitt who with
Mr L. M. Healy, NJ. p, and Mr.. Quinn, was ar
rested some time ago, for making infiammatory
speeches, and required by the court OF Queens 8
bench 10 give BAH for good behavior or 90 TO
prison for six months. was arrested at the I'M
perfal hotel at e:S5 O'Clock this morning, for re-
fusing TO give bail and conveyed 20 Kilmainham
jail At ten O'Clock Mr.. Heay and Mr. Quinn
who also refused TO give bail, were arrested and
conveyed TO the same jail
OTHER IRISH AFFArRs
DUBLIN, Feb 6-The trial OF Bowling for tha
murder OF Policeman Cox was begun to-day
Archbishop McCabe, whose illness was mentioned
on the ID inst, is better, but he is stili very
feeble.
CoNMuNICATIoN FROM PARNErI.
Mr.. Parnell. In a communication asking tho
attendance or the Irish members OF the house OF
commons at the opening or parliament next week
says events OF the greatest Importance 20 Ireland
Will be discussed preliminary meeting OF the
party VIII be held on the lith instant To consider
the action OF the Irish members during the session.
ing possible vacancy I'm the representation for the
county OF Mayo, deprecates the election OF mem-
Der who Will refuse to take his seat
III the time came for the Irish menu
oers 70 retire from the house OF commons
he says they should do so In body. He earnestly
advocates the adoption OF some system OF pecu-
mary compensation TO members III the constitu-
encieS do not make an effort In that direction he
would De obliged TO consider whether he could per-
severe In the thankless task OF endeavoriur In
keep together an Independent Irish party Messrs
There was no public demonstration on the occa.
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-08
The Great Floods.
DAMAGE IN PENNsYLvANIA-THE WATER RECEpINu

PITTsBURG, PA, Feb. S.-The flood I'm the Monou-
gahela river reached the highest point twenty
eight feet, at O'Clock this morning, and soon az.
| ter began to recede. Owing to the cold weather
which shut on the small streams the water did
not get as high as anticipated by several feet The
damage here is almost wholly from inundation.
out The loss from that Is considerable. All the
mills along both rivers are submerged and opera
tOnS suspended. Many stores I'm the lower DOR
dreds OF families on the south side and In ALE.
gheny have been compelled TO leave their homes
until the Hood subsidies Dispatches from towns
along the Monongahela report great damage from
inundation. The water at all points is subsidihg,
and no more danger is apprehended.
THE WA TER FALLING wILKEsBARRE.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, ,Feb.S.-The water Is gradually
falling and travel has been resumed between hero
and Kingston. The Ice is 1rm from here TO Natl.
coke.
THE ICE GORGE IN MARYLAND.
PORT DEPOSIT, Nd, Feb. 6-There were several
movements OF the ice gorge last night and this
morning, each accompanied by a rise and subse-
Quent fall OF water. The water is about one foot
higher than yesterday, and the gorge is station
ary. The old ice below Mount Ararat remains un-
broken, and ice is still coming down from above
ana lodging at the head OF the gorge or passing
under IL. No damage has yet occurred, but the
water now covers }. A. Davis Sons wharf, and q
very slight further rise Will put ft among their
lumber piles very heavy gorge has formed at
McCalls Ferry, twenty miles above, and extends
back several miles 1t is feared this Will break
and fo0d this town out The river has fallen two
feet at Harrisburg this morning. AT Columbia, it
Is on stand. At Safe HarbOr and McCall's Ferry,
IL is rising, owing to the gorges below. Between
AcCalls Ferry and this place the river Is fun q
running Ice from shore TO shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-08


NEW SOLUTION PROPOSED BY THE DISTRICT CON-
AIssIoNERs-A BILL DRAWN UP WHICH PROVIDES
FOR A CHANGE IN THE LOCATIONS THE DEPOTS
AND THE ROUTES THROUGH THE CITY,
The District Commissioners have prepared
q bill to submit to the Senate committee
on the District OF Columbia, making changes
In the location OF the railroad depots and
the routes by which the two branches OF the
Baltimore and Ohio road enter the city with tho
view Of removing various causes OF complaint
against the present state OF affairs The bill re-
auires sne Bsitimore ga ana Ohio company to remove
present location, and to conform with the estab-
lished grades: The Baltimore and Potomac COM
pany Is required TO remove its tracks from 0th
street, and its depot from its present location
street south, thus excluding the railroad entirely
flying the company for its buildings thus rem
dered useless Provisions are inserted In the
BILL with the intention OF obviating the objections
against the use OF Maryland and Virginia avenues
as freight depots. Another important change pro.
posed by the bill is the union OF the two branches
limits, compelling them to make their Junction GS
Brooks station, on the line OF the Metropolitan
branch. and then follow the line Of The Metropol-
tan branch until within Q snort distance OF th9
city. The road will then enter the city by ths
way OF Delaware avenue, and follow that avenus
visions are incorporated in the bill: -
The space reserved for the tracks. not exceed.
VIII h nc co eacS sde nv sod IA Ssn
curbing, at least one -teot above the roadway; @
which shall he an iron fence to height OF not ieeo
than eight feet above the ground
q Automatic lowering or foldlng gates win .
placed at each intersectihS street on tne nee -
the fence previously menti0ned, so as 20 e9ectep
ally close the crossings on the apfyoach q y -
WHAT CHAIRMAN NeAIIs, or THE sERsTB Co 49, ~
TEE ON TEE DISTRICT, sAYR
reporter OF TEE STAR to-day asked 6enapcr In
gals, chairman OF the Senate District committeo,
what foundation thef0 was for the publication q
q morning paper IN reference to this bin. He re-
piled: The statement contained In the Repslbl6can
Of this morning with reference 20 conference BE-
tween the Senate District committee and the Dis
tTtCt Commissioners, resulting In . decision thae
the railroad depots must be removed, 10 wholly
premature and without foundation To
committee have taken no such action, an
have considered no Dill as yet looking 70 that ena
sub-committee on railroad subjects have -
the matter under consideration sof soEne tine -
20 the best method OF treating. the lntere9e g.
doing justice TO al parties. but nothing ms -
eean cQnslmmafed, and the chairman q ~ go
mittee declares that the publication o. o9co
statement could only have been Obtained ~
gross breach OF trust on toe part OF eou0 -
anticipating action that has neither oeeA hn1 -
even conU6dero0 by the ooOmif1oe Al -
pertses interested have noe ye{ beea heeEd eyoS
t1D commlnces ana therefore Ae matter - - -
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ga special cable dispatch
Just received from Antwerp states that the steam
miles 70 the westward or Bournsmouth Beach,) on
Monday last, at a. m; that no unusual bad
weather has been reported, and that her rigging
makes her reported loss unlikely. The bottle
found February 9th is considered a miserable Joke.
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OF various makes for sale n, rent at reduced nries
vi NE pAnabe Co. g wurld-renowned Pianos. iuninR
o ne.ar1nG. AS 1lth street. above Pa. ave. janS0
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The Loss Of the Kemmure Castle.
CT EERRINCs on TUE tpuIxapc

LONDON, Feb. 6-The survivors OF the disaster
70 the steamer Kenmure Castle, which foundered
In the Bay OF Biscay the I'd Instant existed for
three days by chewing q flannel vest The third
onicer became starving mad and jumped over
board, but was rescued
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BOOKS, &c.

Nav BOOKS.
The Eussisn Empire by 6eidie. ST. so: America lis
Sorl oy Mackenzie, 81; The 18th Century history.
~ Mackenzie, 81 The Gar tale of the tinne of the
klrst Napoecn. Size Sergeant Balentine's Exlsri
snoe Fl 90 kssnarock. sy Donncily. Il SO Ice Cream
sno Cakes, 81. 80; Ranibses i'll Rofae, By s. Russell
Forbes. -. rs. Mrs. Lorilner. by Malet 81.
entire new assortment of novelties in Note Parer
ooi py the sihee with Envelopes to match. Corre-
cards ard Stationery OF all kinds and prices
O0r fsshaiies now open in most beautiful designs.
w. ii. MORRISON,
"a $55 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FIFTEEN Pm Crsr Orr

W},cq ~ ,cqse e them ont on CARRIAGE ROBES and
ness and rral m3fsE COvERs q the popular HsE-
~, Fennsyivania avenue. Trunks made to order r.
f--eo sno covered promptly by good workmen. H8.1W
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. 6-The governor
has declined to deliver Frank James upon q
requlslt1on from the governor or Minnesota %
answer the charge OF murder In connection win
the Northneld robbery. Governor Crittendm
states that he cannot deliver the prisoner to any
other state until after the disposal OF The indCt.
mentS pending against him In Missouri.