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IUNAkD LINE

ytNAhD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE CTNATD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED,
BETMEES NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING Al CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 Mr.. NEW YORK
Scytra- We'd Ian 10 GaIlia. We'd. Feb. 49,
CeTiEaiona We'd. jan d ScytiIia 80. We'd Feb 20
Boz h1ia:. We'd. Jan 80 Cepllalona We'd. FeD -
PavullIa. Wed.. Feb & ! S-rv a.. Wed - s.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
Rates 81 Psssage-S6O $50 and 500, according
Storage a: very low rates steerase tickets from Iiv.
Ell col ard Queenstown and all other parts OF Europe
low rates
Through nils Of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
BaVre. Antwerp and other ports tue Continent and
ICf Mediterranean ports.
Eor iIclt ard Passage apply at the Companys Office.
No {. Bowling Green both steerage and cabin 10
OTIS bIGELOW L CO.. eO5 eth street, Washington.
DC
NGNON II. BROWN K CO. New York
Crto Nessrs. OTIS BIiELOW 4 co,
iaN12 COS eth street Washington
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@. A. WHITAKER
IN HIS NEW STORE
HOS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
Has the best Selected Stock of Books Choicest
tonery and Elegant Novelties at the Lowest Prices in
the city To enumerate would require entire
NEW DEPARTURE
ALL NOVELTIES AND CHRISTMAS CARDS AT A
UNIFORM DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT
from list prices until the 22d instant Call early and
avoid the rush
g. A. WHITAKER
Dc 1IO5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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THE KRNcucKY SESAToRsAIP-The Democratic
caucus to noluina ate candidate 10 succeed Mr. VII
Hams In the Cnited States senate met last night AT
Frankfort KY, and adjourned. after the nth bal
lot, to meet this evening. The first ballot taken re-
suited: Williams, So, Blackburn. a; Sweeney. 2s
The second ballot: Williams, 50: Blackburn. a6:
Sweeney, %. Mr.. CarlfSles name was not proposed.
The indications point TO Williams chances as the
best
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WEI DE MEYER

WEI DE MEYER.
1t II now undisputed that WEI DE METERS CA
TARRH CURE is the only treatment that viii absolute
" cure CataErh-fresh chronic TT Is marvel Rev
p. Friea Cairo ny" 1T restored me to the pulpit
Rev George E. Refs Coblevile, ny" Zone box rsda-
caily cured me, Rev c. a. Taylor 40 Noble street.
Brooklyn" "A perfect cure after 50 years suffering
D. Mcdonald. 10 Broadway n. T." &C., &c Thousands
Of testimonials are received from all parts of the world
Delivered. 8100 Dr. Wei De Meyers TREATISE"
with statements By the cured mailed free D. Dewey
Co, 1s2 Fulton street. ny dls-etth.S9t
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BOOKS, &c.

The FoL1ow1se NV PuB11csr1oss
JUST RECEIVED AT BAusrs
416 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
Remember they be sold below the regular prices
Checkered Life by Col J. A. Joyce.
Fortunes Fool. by Julian Hawthorne
Donald and dorothy, by Mary NJ d. dge
To Leeward, by Marion Crawford.
WomAn's Reason, by W. D. Howells
Beyond the Gates. BY Z s. Phelps
Rosxmoyne. by the author of Phyllia
Queen Victoris's Grlhood &c, by Grace Greenwood
Monte Rosa. by Starr n Nichols.
The Backwood's B. y by Niger
Stephen II. D.. by the author of Wide Wide World
Chafterboxes and Cook Books still on hand
6ne Line OF Stationery, Cards and Albulna
BAUNs BOOK DEPARTMENT,
taH 4l6 Tth Street Northwest
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RANGR OF THE THBRAOMBTXR-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
Omcer to-day:--7 m $780, II am, - 2; pm, 3D. &
Maximum ALL; minimum. 3O3
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LORD LANSDowNE SNCBS IRISH CATHOLICISM
special to the y. \. World from ottawa Ont Jan
14th says: out OF 800 guests invited the govern
ment house by Lord Lansdowne one day last week
there was but one Irish Catholic present. The en-
cluSiOn OF Irish Catholics by Lord LanSiOwne is
said to have been premeditated and has given great
o1ense, both tothe tabooed people and Protestants
who dread retaliation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-15

THE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
Il upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
intended to utterly ruin its business, but it to
have had the opposite effect for single day last
month applications received for @25O000 insur
ance Assessment No 10, just collected brought in
$4,000 The reserve fund exceeds 800 0OO which
being invested in US Bonds by the trustee the Cen
trial Trust Company Of New York. The Association COM
peted its third in October and has already written
certificates, covering $40 0OO of insurance The
admission fee and years dues in advance $50
5000 and $50 on $4,000 The annual dues for
81 for each 81 600 of the certificate The as
easements for death claims at age o. 81 on, ach
81 COO of the certificate at IS a. age A. S164 age
3d. g. 81 One fourth Of each assessment goes
into the fund protect the company against
lapses and extra mortality. Come and insure Oface
l50Y street
MT 1.Y. KNIGHT. General Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
/ yJ'HO-STOKY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT CORNER
! Il OF AND THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST


2S5 fHA kp RrE sS Sok kGH GeRsEH
TfRsTH Hi HAfP,sf fot 1Ao ockock
viii sell in fF PaR f i Ii IPIsrP a6f.RE ISL
pn . Sc On q T e sid b: depth IF 100 r tsa;
storsroc This pTorer5 is raidy enhsneinS in vsias
snd vel located, good opportunity to obtain COM
Terms nome ca-h sSq n and two
no 70 lear interest and TO be secured by deed Of
az time OF sale. ConveyaAclng, &c. at cost Of Pur
1 at r 70 sn fS co o dSans after
fv- days public Notice o: such resale in some newspa
Il jaE6 I'D " "'Sn DUScaSsoN BROS. Aucts
I'Hos. J. FISHER CO, AuctiOneer.
H 5aHSSsD f2 2ss SHkA AVE e
Il h R boe Of e0 ba V.ssfa il ky
Jra Middleton, ct al. the undersigned Trustees ap-
fefs G seso9 iHs
M 2f E6tR on t PE SlEts
= :ass sn"s sassa
s Il sale as prescribed by the decree to be: One
third Of the nnreas money cash and the esanee In
Trustees deposit Of two hundred dollars viii be re-
tn cost purchaser ii the terms not com.
pied with N ten Gays from date OF sale the Trustees
cost of the deiaulrilg purchaser.
v. B. WEBB. Trustee
406 5th street northwest
FRANK E. MIDDLETON. Trustee
n1a-m.w,s&ds TUl 18th street northwest
ABGHE SshE * Fs s.s
hour and place.
by order OF the Trustees. dl2-w,s,mkds
- THE ABOVE SALE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF
the storm. Is POSTPONED until MONDAY, DECEM-
b Ii TY-FUURTH same hour and place
By order of the Trustees. dl9-w,s,m-3t
~ ON ACCOUNT OF The STORM THE ABOVE
sale is POSTPONED until TUESDAY, the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF JAN CARI, A. u. 1854. same hour and place.
By order OF the trustees. dA-u w,SxdS
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MAR Il led.

CORCORAN-HOME In Pittsburg on THURSDAY
January 10th lss4. hy the Rev BOYD Vincent VIII
LIAM ST CLAIR CORcORAN and JEANNE c dAugh-
ter f the lat Hon. Thomas NJ. Howe
MURPHY KEANE Al Baltimore September 2s n
lSeS by the Rev q. w. Deyine, DANIEL MURPHY 20
KATE c. kEANE. bo IA of WASHINGTON
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From the Norwalk Conn. Hour, JAM II
On the floor in one OF the rooms OF the, Norwalk
ron works company is long. heavy CYL ader. Its
length is about Is feet and the diameter Cd the bore
Is about inches. In another department men are
at work constructing an air compressor. When the
latter is completed tt will be connected with the
tube mentioned above, and what the inventor
confidently believes viii be a most tremend-
Gus engine OF war will be compiete1 and ready
for trial Several years ago, white in Washington,
a gentleman from Ohio heard a naval Off
Ger say that II gun could be con-
Structeu that would throw dynamite IT. would
thoroughly revolutionize modern warfare. Mr.
MIlhn-that was the gentlemanS name-proceeded
al once 20 invent such gun, and ~, has reason To
believe that IL Will be perfect success. II would
not do to use powder as propellyny power for its
sudden action would explode tae dynamite car
fridge AT The start amt blow The gun 10 atoms
Compressed air, at pressure OF about 800 pouni IL
TO the square inch. VIII take the place Of powder
and the gun now in South Norralk Is expected to
throw three pound cartridge q distance OF two
miles Imagine the effect OF carr Ridge OF even so
small weight striking the sSie or deck OF a vessel
or the rampartS oI 4 fort The explosion would be
terrible In its results III the gun is a success
others OF a size sufficient To throw 100 pounds OF
dynamite 10 miles will be constructed The gun
loaded with sand instead Of dynamite Will be tested
In South Norwalk ar an early day In presence OF
naval Or1cerS, scientific men and others.
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HE Very Rest.


From tie Harrlsonburz (va) People.
Every subscriber TO a newspaper thinks the one
he reads regularly Is the best That may be the
reason we pronounce The EVENING STAR OF WASH
ingtOn ID. c., the very best evening paper we ever
read. II Il brfm full Of news. foreign. domestic and
local The city news Is always kept up. and &c is A
very triiiing Incident that occurs in the city OF
"magniiicent dlStancesn between D. IN. and D. m
that is not jotted down. THE WEEKLY STAR Is a
bonanza for the scissor editor OF not only country
weekes but the CITY dailies Take IL all In all you
cannot invest dollar more probably for news
paper literature II you want paper from other
than your own state, than to subscribe for the
WASHINGTON STAR
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

BOSTON HOT-HOU CUCUMBERS
~ TOMATOES
LETTUCE
PHILADELPHIA Capons.
Chickens and Turkeya
Sweet Breads.
Roast Beef
SusQuehanna Canvas back Ducks
I" Red Head Ducks
Diamond Back Terrapin
At the PALACE MARKET. Corner l4th street. and
New York avenue
d21 FRANK j. TIBBETs
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ST. LOUIS CLAIMING THE COSvENTIoN-In st
Louis yesterday afternoon the Citizens committee
selected to secure the Democratic National con-
vention assembled in Tie Southern hotel to consider
the proposed address to the national committee
as prepared by John A Dilton, enitor OF the Post
Dispatch, which was adopted and copies forwarded
to each member of the national cnmniItee
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TaE Brsr Ar Tn LOWEST L RICE

VI sen the finest Pianos now TnadS. We gtlaraItee
tharl 20 b. superior - 9th. rs and Cha'lcTlEg l7
coInrari<on Vessel tle list Il-uo= for Slipt a
& S-5C ! g shan Yen IEy To- cE-2l -iiatit; .
Aft-r what d. dIFrS VIII Try 20 sell
you come ard II you have Al oIq F.aI'p W. VIII
take II part IayIss 1t fur Square or Upright at null
vsitr always harga0 IN nearly new second
hand Piano. small pay leIIts 70 S5gft u=t
PIANO EXCHANGE.
d2T 10Th rt.4West.
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Relief for the Poor.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO, AND DISTRIBUTIONS BY TIL
POLICE FORCE

CONTRIBUTORS TO, AND DISTRIBUTIONS By, THE
POLICE FORCE.
Major Dye has received many applications to-day
for relief and in all cases he notifies the eutenants
Of the precincts in which the applicant lives In
order to prevent the duplication OF orders by those
who dispense articles for the Associated Charities
Major Dye proposes to send list OF every case OF
relief by the police to the managers Of the Asso-
GATED Charities SO that there may be no clashing
between the two. MIR. David SoiolnODS. baker, 329
virginia avenue. to-day gave 100 loaves of bread,
which We're distributed to the poor OF that section
by orders OF Lieut. Boteler. A box OF - pair OF
mems socks was presented to-day by Behrends.
publican Office and by that Office to Lieut. Austin
OF the fifth precinct station.
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Though the remarkable sunsets which continued
through the last four months OF 1873 have not vet
entirely ceased scientists seem unable 70 agree upon
amy explanation OF the phenomenon Mr. r. A.
Proctor In the Contemporary Recle,c for January.
Shows that the 'green sun" seen In the tropics and
the red suns seen in the higher latitudes must be
due to the same Cause, and that the matter In the
atmosphere which produced the strange effects
could not be at a lower level than sixteen miles.
lie thinks We must "eXculpate Krakatoa from all
part or snare" in causing them, volcanic ashes
could not be carried To the required altitude and
over 80 vast geographical areas or remain long
suspended, as TO account for the displays The ex-
PLANTATION that they are due 10 unusually high
strata OF moist air, with accompanying multitudes
OF Ice particles, he thinks negatved by the absence
OF extraordinary meteorological phenomena But
he advances the by pothess OF ga cloud OF meteo1c
aust encountered 10y the earth and received into
the upper region OF the air." and thence penelrat-
Ing slowly 10 the earth's surface.
The most plausible theory seems TO be that which
accounts Tor the phenomenon by supposing an ex-
cess or suspended watery matter In some shape.
When seen Ia India the specUroscope IN the able
hands or Professor Niche Smith, the Madras OBJ
servatory, showed that 1.-THE intervening medium
through which the sunlight was struggling WAS
extra damp instead OF extra dry But IL Is i'm
portant 10 note that either OF the three theories
proposed by different SCIENTISTS Is correct we have
Fight 10 expect an exceptionally heavy pracipita-
ton OF rain and SHOW over the northern hemisphere
this winter. All known volcanic and meteOric dust
graVltates toward the earth, but the condensed
Naper or the upper atmosphere which clings TO the
noating Particles must Tall with them TO levels
where II encounters the intense cold OF winter anti
cyclones, and II thus converted into rain, snow or
'SOft hail Mess all the above named theories
IL would seem highly probable that this most re-
markabie phenomenon Indicates a wet winter,
which. however dlsagreeable, may be a harbinger
or better seasons Tor The agricultural Interests than
were those of l-N}.
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A FRAUD N PRIEsrLY CLoAK.-The II

EFFECT OF NEWSPAPER REDUCrIoN.-At the an
nual meeting OF the New York Tribune stockhOld-
ers Yesterday, the publishers report showed fab
ing on OF 10 per cent fn receipts on sales OF the
daily during the three and a-llaIf months since the
reduction OF rates as compared with the CORES
ponding period last year, and at the tine an
Increase OF 80 per cent. In the number or copies
sold. The usual dividend was declared.
MARRIAGE OF THE LIVING SxELEroN.-J d. Harri-
son. who weighs IS pounds, and has been exhibit
ing In dime museums the "lv1ng skeleton was
yesterday married TO Bertha T. Clear In Phadel-
phia The lady Is said TO be young and pretty, and
the match Is said to be one OF mutual love.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-15

The Now Work Stock Market.
The foiio"irs are the opening and Closing p1ces
q the New YORK stock Market to-day. as reported
% special wire 20 II. Il. Dodge. $50 18Th street
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A MARYLAND FARMER DIES IN SLEIGH.-Mr
Martin Mahan, aged IS years, farmer. living in
Hartford county, near Forest Ill., Md, was seized
with an affection OF the heart while driving alone
In a sleigh TO Beair yesterday. AS be came into
the town he was observed to be living partly out OF
the sleigh. The horse was stopped. but Mr.. Mailan
died before he could be taken to "A hotel
A FRAUD IN A PRIEsTLY CLOAK.-The O. = con-
sui at Malaga reports that he Is constantly in re-
ceipt OF communications from people In the United
States making inquiries regarding a fraudulent
scheme. An alleged cure OF one OF the spanish
churches writes TO family In America that he at
tended In his dying moments. In prison. a "briga-
der" who entrusted him with the guardianship of
child and large property: relationship with
the person addressed and the young heir Is init
mated. Considerable money is alleged TO have
been secreted by the "brgadier" during his hight
with the CarliSt army, and secrecy Is enloined on
account OF the sanctity OF the prlestly character
and the Spanish government, which is on the alert
for the Secreted fortune. The communication ends
with request for money 10 send the child 20 its
American relatives. In some cases parties have
visited Spain TO partake OF the fortune supposed
be awaiting them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-15

Capt. W.W.MOOre, whose sickness was mentioned
In The STAR yesterday, continues to improve and
was to-day sitting up
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NO CURE. NO PAY wHITEHCRsTs CEDAR
~ BALSAM Is warranted tn cure Coughs Colds Croup
hroat and Lung Diseases etc. SIX drols dose Try
it, II NOT satisfied return the empty bottle and get your
money back. sold 10y all Druggists. Price 25c W. g.
THOMPSON TnS 18th street. ns-th atu3m
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PnyArE SrocK TELroRArH VINES
TETvEEy
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
Fl. II. DODGE.
tords stocNs srE Investment Securities Bought ana
Sold en- Commission.
&c. 5ss 18th STREET tCoRCoRAN BUILDING,
A<enej ioE Prince and Whitley Stock Brokers
tsBEoADwAY NEw YORK

Fvo-v c'ase 90 Securities tonght and sold or commits
FRI n sa1 Francisco. Bal;lnore Philadelphia. New
York Boston ard Washington. Orders executed on The
Ne" York stoc4 Exchange at one-ei.nih Of one per
cert commission Private and direc; telegraph wires
l. tAehInoId, baltimore, Philadelphia New York and
oseton, through which orders are executed on tie
e'eeA hxeharges in those cities and reported back
promptly Quotations II Stocks and Bonds and in
formation Ftartln the markets through our
wires INSTANTLY a4r~et irOIu New lOrA Stock
Exchange. II
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a sSIGNEES SALE OF PIANOS ANDe--ss---s-
"A ORGANS n , II

No u TSGox ScrAgF. y. !, Dec 18th, lss3
CuArSrETJ fFFD !. -rh 81 lev WASHINGTON. ID C:
Dear S..- ting Atnn have purchased
yC- II TIE aS=ney' sale of the effects OF
te late frIu Il Peters Gre Vie entire stock 1T %
cents thf q, 1ar has Il factory ntory 81 new
ted stock he goods the q VIII b. forwa ted
q time for he !ay trade. tn nted 1nStrlnt MS
.st a. can ST them in. Should thes" goods be Iate
IL arriving. aserS Wat and Eet piano OF
orar braDne II the most eel rated ma ker al Iss
than 80 ltr cent IF price quoted by the rEi. a. Aent
Their = hardly first C.1SS OF lute IL lii ''-
t. ,re; resented tbs stock which also Piufaces
piano Ntlols aud musical instruments % every
description Believing have done al Az that " III met
your hearty ayirutatl and extedng To You the cOI
pI-I.entS Of the = aSor, am .
Your most obe6ieDt servant.
J. ". HAkDCASTLE
Ihsve now in stock
Nc. IA genuine ChiCtsrirG Piano; regular price;
e7OO has round corners. double yene.rsd rosewood
carved - aud lre, sup, 70 IL power ana
singing quality 81 tone; Cffer.d at $50.
No AN upright - elegant rUss God case largo Nlz
IL oct, strlned grand acton regular $3.50 offered
No S-Frorn the factory Of VIM Krabe 4 Co. double
round Square Grand III solid ROSEWOOD Every way t!'s
class. matches instrument, rtua 80 offered at
No An UPRIGHT in msssively carved equal in
tone and action 10 No j. - 9SiaN i+tlt : r!1i2eu
peerless instrument: regular. $500. offered 500
ats60
30 "a genuine Mason & Hanllin Organ; regular.
No 7-SecGnd-ilaId Pianos for beginners at $40 and
No. she rlatchless Shonnirger Cy1nbella ORGANS
offered n up-eCe -te1i tar-ains. the crly Organs il
IL world confirming a coul iete chine Of bills
NS-Bfng Ce Toslt; positively 10 refusal gwen with
OIL It. CHAUNCES J. REED.
dis 455 eth ST. L. ".
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OhiO's New Senator,

OhiO's New Senator.
HENRY B. PAYNE ELECTED WITHOUT OPPOSITION
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 15.-Henry b. Payne was
elected Cnited states Senator to-day without oppo-
s1t1on the republicans In both houses voting blank
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JIJ 45o ntrttt n. ".
DCNCASSON EROS, Auctioneers. jai0d&ts

(iHANC;.RY SALE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
" AS 420 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Ulider aud by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme.Aa
Court OF the District of Columbia passed in Equity hit.
cause No. 1919. December -, the undersigned -"
auction or TUESDAY. the TWENTY SECOND DAY
OF JANUARY, 1884, At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. iii front of the premises tn proDity known AS
lot numbered hfyeve 90 in Samuel Ettlfern's sub
division of square Numbered three hundred and sixty
six $3.50 together with the inn roveets thereon This
lot has front Of eighteen go feet the side
Ninth street aud runs back with width one
hundred and five u0o) feet. the depth Of the lot an
alley
money in cash. and the balance in two equal install
nients at six go ami twelve ~ months the day
such deferred payments to bear interest
OF six per cent per snnuin and to be secured b. tue
chsers notes and deed of trust Of the property or
all cash, at the option Of tue purchaser deposit Of
one hundred dollars will b required at the time of SALE
and all conveyaDcinR TO be at the cost of purchaser If
the terms of sale not complied with in days from
day OF sale the Trustee the right resell the
property at the risk and If the efautinx purcha-
ser GEORGE C. PAYNE Trustee
DuNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. jA9d&ds
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STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

MOTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRR,
Io&H0N-- SoUTHANpTON AND BREMEN.
he stCa1s6 of this company Will sail EV cry WE'D
NESDAl AND SAT- RDAi from Bremen pier. foot Of
q street HOboken. Rates of Passage From New York
HavTe. London. Southampton and Bremen first cabin,
$50 AID 800. second cabin. so: steera9e. love st
r. t. FOR freight or Iassage apply TO OELRIChS y
co. : Rowing Green. New York. W. g. NE1ZFROTr
Na>An-tOn jal3
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News RriefS.

Governor George Hoadly Was inaugrrated In a
quiet manner Al columbus, OHIO. yesterday. Cow
efler iioa'lF 3 inaugural address rnc"mmcnts the
establishment or The board OI pardJns The GRADED
license sy stem. dc.
Several hundred coorpd hands In the large to-
Dacco ltctCEltAs of Watson a HCt,id. cameron a
BRO. and remnant Co. IN peteFSburg IA v..ster-
Gay y rlCk on account 81 re,iuct ion IL WAGES
he oaiA-line billiard contest oI 5000 points 6R1
points = night. between Maurice AignauR and acob
Schii'r organ IN Paris last evening Nignaux
scored 600 aud Schartr ISL
IL IS siiIlated OF the loss 70 the American and
Foreign Exhibition assaCial ion by the fair lust
CLOSED In Boston viii reach std OOO
Hon : \. Bridges died Allentown. Pa ys-Stpr-
uhA, iIofn drultSy. aged - years iie q member
OF congress tfum the lUlh district Tor many years
MIS- George widow. living near Mannheim. Lam
Caot'r'cGLIA, IA. locked her two children IN the
house Sunday while she went TO visit A uelghlor
and when she returned ole OF the children aged
three years, was burned 10 a crisp.