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Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

N Ala. Superior advantages to students
preparing to teach. Thorough instruction ir
the Academic, Normal, and College Prepara
tory Departments; also in Vocal and Instru
mental Music, by skilled music teacher
Session opens Sept. lst. Let pupils be or
hand the first day. Board in good Christian
families from IS to %. Tuition free.
NJ L. RAINES, PRINCIPAL.
ID UST UNIVERSITY, Holly Springs, Miss
n Location beautiful and healthful, build
ings large and well furnished. Faculty full
and thoroughly competent. No better schoo
in the whole South, is the verdict Of we'll in
formed and unbiased visitors. Fall term
opens Thursday Sept. 1S, 1884.
For circulars address
w. w, HOOPER.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

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Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

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Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

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Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

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-as1s yessssn happy ~ 1855.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27
Colored Educational Directoy
Colleges aand Universities.

DEREA COLLEGE, open to white and col
10 ored on equal terms. 400 students in
attendance last year. Thorough instruction
nom Primary school to college, classical and
scientific. Expense for board, tuition, room
and fuel, e75 year, payable BY the term in
advance.
Fall term opens October 1st. For catalogue
or information, address, P. D. DODGE,
Treas, BEREA, Ky.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

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Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

0ENTRAL TENNESSEE COLLEGE, Nash
~ vile, Tenn. First Term begins Sept
9Th, 1884, Second Term begins December 1st
Third Term begins March End, 1885. Aca
demic, Normal, Collegiate, Theological, Law
and Medical Departments. Expenses from 8
to s.. 50 per month. Address
REV. J. BRADEN, PRESIDENT.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27
81. .G9Ee,,r

An Independent Newspaper OF oe"'
ocratic Principles, but not Controlled y
a,v Set Of Politicians or Manipulato"
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing AZ
the News Of the Day in the most Inter
estinp Shape and with the greatest p0S
sible Promptness Accuracy and lmpa''
tiality: and to the Promotion OF Oem0
cratic ideas and Policy in the afsa'" :
Government Society and Industry
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

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Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

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Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

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Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

II NOxvILLE COLLEGE, Knoxville, Tenn,
N Only Sc per month for either ladies OF
gentlemen for board, tuition. fuel, light and
furnished room. Term begins Sept. l. Send
for free Catalogue to President,
]. 8. MCCULLOCH.
YVALLADEGA COLLEGE, Talladega, Ala,
j is the best equipped school in the State.
A Mechanical Department added the past
year. Location most healthful. Next Term
commences Sept. 80, 1884. Early application
necessary to secure . room. Address, men,
tioniDg this paper,
REV. d. 5. DEFORST, D. D. PRES, or
C. B. RICE, TREAS, Talladega, Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-12-27

Rates, bv Mod, Postpaid;
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan l2-yirvinia sizes consolidated
-: past-due coupons So ten-foriics SO; do new
thr,ses. 56s4 bid to-day - W. "
BALTIMORE. Jan 12.-Cotton frm-middltnr ln,.
fiouE quiet and easy. Wheat-southern noininaliy
st,ady; western lower and active southern rcd In,
lllE; do amber. 1 l2sl Ia No / Maryland 1 10 Ind
30: WESTERN winter red spot. 1oaal uas january
~, saI Va's; February. lOG' al 06l March ISIa
IOS,s: May. 1877. Corn-southrrn steady,
western lower and dull; southern white GstaG2 do
yellow t4sG5: western mixed. SPOT. aud January
60,satoS; February, 6oaa6l; Marrh. 6la62 oats
scarcr and hrfn-s0uthcrn, 42a46; western white sla46
DO mixed 32a4S Pnnsy lyania 42a46 Rye ui,f IA IS
PROVISIONS fair demand and in instances higher Mess
PORK 10 20 Bulk neAts-shoulders and clear rio sides
packed 1GSs4 Observation-Disclosures ~ clear rih sides
w; hams l5,tal46. Iari-reIed 10. Othrr articles
unchaIStd Recelpts-hour. l.720 barrels wheat OAl
bushels. corn, 1000 bushels. oats l00O bush,Is rye
LOU bushels. shipments-wht at. G6OuO bushels corn
lms
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The Charge Against VIZ. Hewitt.

WHAT Is SAID AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT
A good deal of excitement was caused I'm political
circles to-day over dispatches which involved Rep
resentative Hewitt's name In curious transaction
1t said that Mr.. Hewitt, after Offering and get
ting the house to pass resolution in behalf Of
O'Donnell, went to the British minister and
assured him that it was offered only to
head off more obnoxious resolutions on the
same subject and that 1t meant nothing Where
upon Mr. West telegraphed to the home ONCE that
the resolution, by admission OF its author, was
mere buncombe performance, and deserved TO have
no weight.
Mt. Hewitt is in New York to-day. and THE STAR
is unable therefore TO ascertain from him what
ground there Is, II any, for the story. At the
State Department, both Secretary Freinghuysen
and Assistant Secretary. Davis said they had no
news on the subject. The general opinion on the
street is that If MI. Hewitt did go to the minister
to explain his resolution he committed an
act OF great political folly, and that it will
lnjure IL not destroy his influence as public man
The story linked with the above that Mt. Hewitt
offered republican member Il 900 If he would only
object to the Introduction OF the resolution, un-
dOubtedly springs from Jocular remark OF Mr..
Hewitt TO that effect.
INDICTMENTS REPORTED To-pAY-The grand Jury
came into the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie. this
afternoon with number OF indictments, as follows:
William s. Whtteford, forgery two cases. OF name
of Senator German; Mary Thomas, larceny; Joseph
Hawkins, mayhem; William Sweeney and John
intent TO kill John Tourney; Isaiah johnson, house
breaking in the night; William f. WinsIow big
amy; Joseph McCauley, violating section 5i67 Re
vised Statutes; w. s. Whiteford attempting to pass
forged paper.
THE ROYAL BAKER AND PASTRY CooK.-A royal
addition to the kitchen library. II contains over
seven hundred receipts, pertaining to every branch
OF the culinary department, including baking roast
ing, preserving, soups, cakes 1eeS pastry and all
kinds OF sweetmeats, including receipts for the
most delicious candies, cordials, beverages and all
other necessary knowledge for the chez de cuisine
Of the most exact1ng epicure as well as for the
more modest housewife, who desires TO prepare for
her lord and master repaSt that shall be both
wholesome and economical. With each receipt is
given full and explicit directions for putting to-
gether, manipulating, shaping, baking and kind OF
utenSil to be used, SO that novice go through
the operation with success while special and i'm
pOrtant feature Is made of the mode OF preparing
all kinds of food and deiicaceS for the Sick. The
book has been prepared under the direction of Prof
Rudmani, late CltTof the New ork Cooking School,
and the most valuable OF the recent editions upon
the subject OF cookery that has come TO notice.
1t gotten up in the highest style Of the printers
art, on tinted paper, with elaborately Illuminated
covers. etc. We are assured that every can or the
s.Itoyal Baking Powder" contains ali order for one
OF t.sse valuable books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-12

Talks with Business Men CONCERNING
Tax Reform.

The representatives Of the various street railways
had conference with the District Commissioners
yesterday in relation to the provision in the pro-
posed license bill, empowering the District Com
mssoners to regulate the time and frequency OF
running their cars. The railway men finally con-
sented to giving the Commissioners the power pro-
posed, provided that the railway companies shall
have the privilege OF appealing to the Secretary of
the Interior II the decisions of the Commissioners
are not agreeable to them.
MR. WIN. H. TENNEY,
OF the firm OF Tenney & Son, the well-known mil
lers OF West Washington, said 81 prefer licenses to
personal taxes, but would suggest no license for
stock on hand less than $780, under 81 900 license
OF S; over that amount a tax as proposed also,
tax on furniture library, silver ware. &C. with an
exemption OF $500; also, license for all private
carriages, to correspond with license on wagons,
carts or drayS for hire. Our old corporation
laws taxed household furniture as the only per
sonal property. This is visible property, and the
value can be determined by assessors"
MEsSRS MENMERT & CO.,
soap manufacturers, say: 1--WE should be glad If the
personal tax would be abolished. But the licenses
on soap factories are too high entirely. We have
no such grand factories here, and no prospects OF
ever having them as are found in the eastern and
fully two th1rds too hgh and we think ought to be
changed"
ARTHUR ROONEY,
OF Arthur Rooney Co., undertakes, SAYS: "I like
license for business; rich people ought to be taxed
on their bonds, real and personal estate l think
Assessments on merchants sales better than tax
on capital invested, for some merchants will carry
little stock. They viii be supplied from other
cities as they sell, and can dodge the capital assess
ment License and assessments on sales viii also
strengthen Detectives Raft idea I'm Yesterdays
STAR, and will get license and assessment income
from commercial statesmen, who now have almost
nothing to pay, under the head OF permits as
manufacturers, thereby cutting off the regular
trade OF resident merchants who carry stockn
CHANGE IN THE BILL.
The rate OF the produce dealers licenses has been
cut down to-day by the Commissioners one-half on
the proposed new license bill, making sla5o in
place OF SIS.
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The Detective Cases,

NIX. JACKSON PRESSING FOR A TRIAL OF CooMRs
To-day In the Criminal Court, Judge wylie, Mr.
A. H. jackson called the attention OF the court to
MS motion for severance in the case OF John w
Coomes, indicted with other ex-,fetectivrs. and
urged that the case De fixed for trial The court
said that there were no facts justify the court In
granting the motion.
MT jackson then demanded an immediate trial
by the government
] ne court suggested that the fixing The time for
the tllal lay With the district attorney, but the
court would see that there was no unreasonable
delay
Mr. Jackson said he would press this matter inch
by inch.
The court intimated that he had better 90 TO the
Department OF Justice -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-12

WEI DE MEYER
It is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH CURE is the only treatment that will absolute
ly cure Catarrh-fresh chronic. 1T Is marvel Rev
A. P Fries Cairo. NY" 1T restored me to the pulpit
Rev. George E. Refs Cobleville, Y" "One box radi
cally cured me, Rev. c. a. Taylor, 14O Noble street
Brooklyn" "a perfect after 80 years SUFFERING
d. Mcdonald, 10 Broadway n. Y" &C. &C Thousands
Of testimonials received from all parts of the world
Delivered, S1.0O. DR.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE
with statements by the cured mailed free. D. B. Dewey
Co.. 1S2 Fulton street. NY. dl5-stth3ot
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Weakness in Wall Street.

- DECLINE IN PRICES or STOCKS
NEW YORK. Jan 12.-The EreHiplg Posi- 8 financial
article contains the following: The stock market
was weak and lower this forenoon under the con-
lnue1 influence or the complications in the various
-allrOad pools and the further break I'm prfces
OF west Shore bonds, which causes apnrehen
sion or further unfayorable financial ,ievelon-
nentS In connection with the various Corppra
llohS connected with the West Shore enterirlse
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Mrs. Lanxtrx,s Shit.

NEW YORK, Jan. r. THE Injunction order which
was was secured by BARLEY Campbell on Wednesday
last restraining Mrs. Langtry from performing I'M
uer me Title OF Peri was up in the supreme court
Today on an order requiring Mrs. Langtry to show
cause why the Injunction should not be made per-
manent, and Mrs. Langtrys counsel stated that his
client mad consented to the entry of an order con-
Inulng The injunction, provided the order would be
entered without cost To this Mr.. Campbells law
yers agreed and an order to that effect was d.
rected to be entered Mrs Langtry is now playing
In "a WifeS PeriIn
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MARREED.


KEISTER-NACE. In this city. at the residence of
the brides father January ii, 1Ss4 10y Rev DIR Batch
lor rector of curly Mission, Mr.. JAMES IL KEISTER
and Miss LAURA Z. MACE, both OF Washington, d C. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-12
I'd Edition.
Latest q6lGgPanS to The Star.
Herr Lasker,s Re,natns.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2,-The remains Of the Ger
Europe to-day on the steamer Neckar of the
Bremen line Mor1tz Lasker, the brother of the
deceased, accompanied the body, which Will be
taken to Berlin for interment.
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SPECIAITIES

N-IfJ Is THE. MOST RELIABLE AND LONGEST
" + ~ i.sl'd SPECIALIST IL the city, Why DR.
Il'I HRS l-DYCr thirty two yearS-2t 500 Bstrrat
NJ u. sworn 10 before A g richards Justice of
fEe It.s-- dl2-lnI'
IN IUBtBTSOE CAN BIZ CONSULTED EVERY
~ "Wednesday alI saturday 81 his Office, tJG street
nor Sst IN II al Special and Conf
G. tl tasss Over % years experience. success
tl'rt ttt't private and SeYeratc for ladies'
NaiE ttrt- - y Itz ny street Iitnore Md d6-sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-12

NO CURE. NO PAY WHITEHURSTS CEDAR
~ BALSAM Is warranted TO cure Coughs Colds Croup
Throat and Lung Diseases etc Six druIrs a dose Try
IL not satisfied return the empty bottle and get your
money back. Sold by all Druggists. Price De W q
THOMPSON. 703 18th street ns-th trSrn
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FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-The "Beggar Student"
has been very Wen received by Washington au-
diences The light, sparkling music of the opera is
rendered very satisfactorily by Ford's excellent
company. ''The Beggar Student" win be produced
again this evening. Next week the troupe will ap-
pear In PlanQuette's "Trip Van Wrinkle"
The case of Susan Keath, the old colored woman,
who was charged In the Police Court yesterday
with receiving stolen goods was continued to-day
until next Monday,
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Snow in North Carolir

SnOVV In North CAROLINA.
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 12-It has been showing
at hlSh Point, n. c., and vicinity nearly all the
week. Last night another storm set In and the
GROUND was covered to depth Of from 10 to Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-12

SOONER OR LATER neglected cold will develop a
constant cough. shotneSS OF breath, falling
strength. and wasting CT flesh, all symptOmatlc n
some serious lung affection, which may be avoided
or palliated 10y using In time Dr. Jayne's Expecto-
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The Fitzgerald Case.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY.
In the case OF Nathan w. ami Samuel c. Fftz-
gerald, indicted for Illegally using the mails Mr. r.
g. lngersou appeared before Judge Wylie I'm the
criminal Court to-day, and asked that the case lie
disposed OF in some way
District Attorney Corkhil said he was not ready
to argue the motion yet.
The court said that he understood that this firm
did an immense business
District Attorney Corkhtl remarked that while
there was but one case presented. there NAV he OF
the 10000 claims in their hands, 1000 crimes
Mr.. IngersOl said he would claim that the per-
son mentioned was entitled TO a pension and that
there was no violation OF law.
The court fixed the case for argument next SAT-
urday.
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SCRAP PICTURES.

I JAY Got Ii. al gTH ST. WONDERFUL VA
81 . 10y " Lali.s aud SCraptOOkPIcturt Birthday
t%tl Ies~r D4ts. Ireuch Tissue Paper. Don't forget
l. III sog igtfC lOr the little tOlAs cTapbOOA- n6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-12

NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION VIII give his fare
well performance this evening, appearing in his
Famous role, Rip Van WiakIe. His success during
the week has been phenomenal, even in this city,
Where lie has always been fayOrite The houses
nave been immense, and the renowned actor has
met with perfect ovation at every performance
Next week the ever-pOpular comedians Robson and
Crane, VIII appear In their side-splittng comedies
THE CHARGES AGAINST GOV. oRDwAY.-Goy Ord
way, OF Dakota territory, who is In Washington,
received to-day the following telegram from one OF
the commissioners OF Potter county in regard 10
the result or the examination or the charges of
bribery made In regard 10 the location OF the county
seat OF that county:
Blunt, OAK. Jan. II, 1SS4.-To Gov y. C. ordway,
Mashlngton Case dismissed by request OF prosecu-
ton. The court taxed the full costs TO GilchTfst.
as the charge was brought maliciouSly and without
any cause. Gilchrist Will be indicted by the grand
jury for perjury and malicious libel (Signed) f. c.
kretchmer.
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PROFESSIONAL.

VIA~Y FEET BLING REQUISITE TO HEALTH
a,'t longevity eminent Physicians, Surgeons and
uol.5-' Is 81 othrc w'l.-kuDwn IcrsnnaRts visit DIR
NHIIhS Istaiiisinent. I4iG TeuIlsy Iv,ria avenue
OPP ldrfs Hotel tor tle treatment Of Corns Bun
lois le1s'd Nails. Vascular Ixcrrscencts Chilblans
tild 'titT coII4iia rts OF the 81 sitting
1-s'1'i''-I II WASHINGTON, u e, III le5l. jas
niMI. PAYS tiate Of Ny York;
~ MANICURE AND SURGEON CHTROPOnIST
i' 'SiEs e5tlifd. hang nails and biting # nails
rrfi corIs truI,~ in-UwiuC nails &c successfully
Er@itt S-,s trslJI 1T Of either hands or feet ; l.
tri-- . &i-d o. 80 ItHEsy lyalia avenue northwest
carat Ciits-s f'r ladies and : It.ttlsL.
1t-i-s-. -e Aai f1r TIE HOLIDAYS nI7-2rn.
NJ IS II \ FEENCI. MAGNETIC HEALER AND
- -'> t = A!t1i. has returned and taken her old
Qua r at Ia tt street northwest where she will lie
1ef Co receive "T many friends and patrons IJ-2r.
NNpAM ROSS. THE IOSG-FSTABIISUFD RE-
w liable CArN0yctt ad A~JrCaglst gytS better sat
1sIaClol ID ali aI.- ~ any one III the rf
tlDn tets Tie ia-f, II and uIyps
fdN-Ct and as~tace all matters aIJtraiI,iIs To
llrl1e7= love as I-itr1n 11Iy lgsltieLCc 1919 IIth
ftT,st northwest tarS pass the door CCIs{lItatSri
W I~'.'S' 81 t''l'i'iI'il ii Oc-D
n t:F BROOM TELLS ALL THE FVTSTS az
Tvs LIE Nj business confidential Ladies and Cr-
ten 20 cents cct aus stIee:. betWeeu 4th and. Jth
EtIr.ts northwest t-li-.ssH.
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The Department of Justice Investiga-
ton,

ton.
BREWSTER CAMERON BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.
Shortly after noon Brewster Cameron appeared
before the committee on expenditures In the De-
partment OF Justice, and about O'Clock the exam
lnatl0n began with closed doors 1t was understood
that the examination was chiefly upon House docu-
ment NO. 40, relating to the expenditures in the
department and Mr.. Cameron's report
Ten MILLION DOLLAR BOND CALL-Secretary
Folger to-day issued the one hundred and twenty
fifth bond CALL for $40 900 900 Of the per cent bonds
issued under act OF July L. 1884, to be paid at the
Treasury on the 18th OF March next
PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. O. Fl. Tiffany, who is here
for the purpose OF delivering the annual address
before the American Colonization Society, at the
Foundry church tomorrow evening" is staying at
the RlggS-Representati Reed and Towns
bend were registered in New York last evening"
General sherman and Col Tourtelotte arrived at
the Ebbitt this morning.-COmmOdore Shock
late Chief OF the bureau OF steam engineering, LEFT
Washington last evening for New Orleans. to make
later an extended trip through Flortda.-Mr.
Thomas kinsella, editor OF the Brooklyn Eagle
who has been critically Ill for long time, was re-
ported last night TO be slightly better.-General
Butler called On the Secretary Of War this morn
ing.
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RANGE OF THE THERhONETBR.-The following
were the readings az the Office OF the chief signal
orlcer Today am, p g; IL am, 305 pm, 3l7
Maximum, 35 9; minimum 2c2
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ON THE EIGHTH PAGE to-day will be found a
striking and Instructive Illustration OF the COMPARE.
tive worth OF the various kinds OF baking powders
now in the market.
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Capitol Notes.

Capitol Notes.
HOUSE APPOINTMENTS.
j. F. Wilson was to-day appointed folder and 8.
8. TUFTS messenger in the House post Office.
CAPITOL POLICE CHANGES.
The Capitol police board held a meeting this
afternoon and appointed G. w. Hager on the police
force, vice &. w. Petit Joseph SWindell was also
appointed on the police force. No further changes
VIII DE made until their next meeting, Which VIII
be on Saturday.