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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
A Scene of rumultuous Excitement In the
French Chamber OF Deputies.

PARIS, April .. "A scene OF tumultuous
excitement occurred this afternoon at the
sittirg OF the Chamber OF Deputies. NJ.
Jolibois, in strong speech, accused the pro-
pristors OF the Partisan newspaper, lie Paris
OF having published yesterday evening" for
speculative purposes, report that China
had accepted the peace proposals which had
been made by M. Ferry. M. Jolibois de
nouI ced in unmeasured terms this conduct,
which he pronounced a scandal OF so grave
a character as 10 be beyond toleration by the
French people. He urged the immediate
Impeachment of the Ministers, and moved
that NJ. henri Bus,on, the President OF the
Chamber, be appointed a COMMITTEES to go to
President Grevy and ask him 10 officially
appoint Commission 10 transact the bust.
ness OF The State pending the formation OF
the new Ministry.
The motion was rejected by vote OF 3iS
to -
The Chamber of Deputies and the Senate
this evening both adjourned until Saturday.
The Emperor Kissed Bismarck.
BERLIN, April Emperor William kissed
Prince Bismarck several times during thsir
interview yesterday and tears filled Prince
Bismaick's eyes. Visitors streamed to the
palace throughout the day, and thousands OF
con neratuIatory letters and kilograms, includ-
ing II essages from all the European courts,
have been received Emperor Francis 10
ssph and Count Kalnoky telegraphed their
congratulations.
Prince Bismarck last evening entertained
600 guests at banquet.
Atlantic Passenger Lines Being Depleted.
LONDON, April 2.-The steamer America.
OF the National Line, has been ordered by
the Government to be got in readiness for
naval transport sea service. The Americs Is
to be armed with Ten guns. The Atlantic
steamship companies, 1t is reported, are con.
sideripg the question OF the advisability NJ
! raising passenger fares and freight rates. II
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senate ProeeedIngs-Adiournea Sine pI


WASHINGTON, April 2.-In the Senate TO.
day, after the reading OF the journal, the
morning bulletins relating 10 General
Grants health were read from the clerk =
desk. Mr.. Morgan offered the following res
olution, for which be asked immediate COT
sderation:
Resolved. That the Secretary OF the Interior be
and he hereby directed TO furnish for the infor
nation OF the Senate copies OF all papers and cor
resp0ndence iled In his Office Since the lit
day OF March, 1885. relating TO the appropriation
OF $500 600 for the Cherokee Nation OF Indian
and the alleged misappropriation of portion
thereof
Mr.. Isgalls objected to its present consid
ertion and IL went over for day.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Sherman the Senate
at 1910. went into executive session.
AT o'clock the doors were reopened anc
the Senate resumed legislative sessions
At 4:20 p. IN. Mr.. Sherman moved that the
Senate adjourn sine die. Carried.
In announcing the result the Vice Pfesi
dent eaid:
senators, desire 10 express TO you my obllga
tons and thanks for the Kindness and support
have received at your hands. The Senate stand,
adjourned without day"
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the contemplated advance be decided upon,
the ressoD given will oe the depletion of the
Atlsntic fleets by the British Governments
demands for transports.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.

FOR FRTDAY.-LighG rains, followed by
colder and fair weather, winds shifting To
northeast; higher barometer.
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Reported for HE EVENING STAR.
TEACHERS INsrITUTE-Peabody hall was nlled
last night at the Teachers Institute and after the
superintendent had presented the plans OF exnibi-
ton and the coming public school exposition In
Richmond, Prof j. B. Hodgktn, one OF the Balt1-
more College OF Dental Science, lectured the as
semblage, which comprised large number OF our
most Intelligent citizens, on 1.-The Teeth" The
lecture was Illustrated by many specimens, casts,
&C. The next institute, on the 9Th OF February
will be conducted by Dr.. William Gibson, OF this
city.
q. 8. CoURr.-The g. s. court continues its ses-
sion here The taX-coupon cases have been adj
journed to be argued in Richmond at an early day
The court yesterday refused to set aside its decree
in Stoneburg ct al agr. Thompson ct al The ses-
sion will continue during the earlier portion Of
next week
NOTES.-The week OF prayer was continued here
at the Methodist Protestant church last night. The
exercises were led by the Rev. John E. Edwards, OF
the NJ. E. church.-A throng attended the recep-
ton at Miss Dorsey's calisthenic class at McBur-
neys hall last night and q pleasant evening was
enjoyed.-The city council will, at its next meet
fng, under favorable report of the finance COM
mittee, give $500 To the Hydrauon steam fire en-
CINE company to place tower on its engine house
and otherwise improve the building.-The head
quarters OF the Inauguration COMMITTEES on public
comfort here has en fixed at The Braddock house.
Another hunt after the sod gray fox" took
place in Fairfax county yeSterday.-Messrs FL.
and D. &. Smoot and q. r. Hill, or this CITY, received
prizes at the recent poultry show In Richmond
MesSrS. Balenger and Burnett, OF this city, have
returned from Lynchburg. the case against them
there, for having -treateG prisoner, having been
again postponed.-An alarm OF fire was sounded
last night about $40, proceeding from the explo-
sion OF q lamp at the dwelling OF Mrs Lynch, on
Wolfe, near Washington street. The flames were
eXtinguiShed before the firenen arrived.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at $40 p m, and
exJingu1Shed at Sis g.
Messrs. Frank Carr, John Lynch and VIM. BreS-
nahan. delegates from this city the BricklayeTS
International Union. which meets In Jersey city,
N j., next Monday. left this morning for that city.
Several weD-known ball tOSsers, among them
Hines, Baker. YewelI and Ryan, yesterday tried TO
catch base ball thrown from window OF the
Washington monument Baker judged It accu-
rately in one instance but almost Immediately
dropped 1t. In one or two instances, however, the
fail was wrongly measured by at least ten feet
Mr.. Lawrence P. Bayne died in New York city on
Thursday. He was formerly a member OF the old
banking firm OF Selden, WitherS 6 Co, in this city.
The great Nashville College Jubilee singers are
coming next Tuesday evening. See advt
Fire In the bakery. corner 14th and Streets s.
W., owned and occupied by Edward Pepinbring,
was caused by defective tue Damage about $50;
no insurance.
Willie Anderson, the four year old son OF Mary
Anderson, residing at No. 1919 10Th street north
west, who was badly burned yesterday morning
during the absence OF his mother from home, died
yesterday afternoon.
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WHERE TO SCRATCH FIRST.

You then have to ont into the open air get re-
heved Why, it is dreadful. and having So many emf
nent doctors and none knowing what to do YOU
have found the lost last IT did not take
two spoonfuls of the CUrIcuRA RosoLvExr before it
TOOK that burning itch Ivy the throat and bid them
hold off. ami it is off, Ny hesh is becoming softer my
hair is becoming soft and silky. aid then using
external observation-disclosures SoAp-aud anoint the
parts with CUTIoURA Ii the thousands knew the good
hess OF this medicine d. they would not be twenty
four hours without it. 1t is not OIL IL Eda ted TO my
case but to all Others and any dsbeeves this let
him stop next door to the L House here take my
MICROSCOPE and sea for himself. JOSEPH w RILEY
HoLLIDAYsBURG Pa, Nov. L. 1888
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~ o 7 I g Q B A.
LEpRosY OF THE jews.
WILD. BURNING ITCH, THAT STRIKES WITH
THOUSAND ELECTRIC ITCHING NEEDLES

EDITOR ALTOONA Pa. CALL wish TO say some
thing in praise of that valuable medicine CUrIcU
which saw advertised in paper have had that
old LEI rosy of which you read the Bible where the
Jews first got it them aud did net know how to
cureit 1t has many other Eng ish have had
1t on my body for over sixty years No doctor could
tell Inc what it was. and pr badly never would have
known. hal not the advertisement In your val
liable paper. First it is scaly affection OF the skin:
next it looks like barnac Is Bottom,
old log that has laid in the water for long time and
Just the same in feet, knees and elbows and by
taking microscope and looking at it LOOKS
In other words Will it ichthy Ash skin then
then comes what call the wild burning itch. that
will strike you with thousand electric itchy needles
You cannot tell
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AGONIZING ITCHING

And burning skin diseases Instantly relieved by warm
bath with CUrICURA SOAP and single APP lication of
CuT1cURA, the great Skin Cure This repeated daily
with TWO or three doses of CUTIcURA REsoLvESr the
New Blood Purifier to keep the blood oo the pe:srira-
toE pure and unr1itaiing.the bowels open the liver
and kidneys active will speedily cure Eczema letter
hlngworln, Psoriasis. Lichen Pruritus Seal Head
Dahdrut. and every species Of Itching, Sealy and
F1mpy HulEors of the Scalp and Skin when the best
physicians and ali known remedies fail Sold every
where CUT1CURA. so cents; SOAP % cents; REsoL-
VENT SIO0
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co. Posros tsl
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The Navy Voucher Cases.

MEST TILL NEXT MONDAY.
Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, the trial Of
the cases OF Bell Mann, OF Chicago, and Edward C.
KIrkwOod Indicted with Daniel Carrigan) for pre-
senting fraudulent claims through the bureau OF
medicine and surgery. Navy department, in viola
latOn OF sections 54S q and 4S Revised statutes C.
s., was continued after TIE STARS report closed.
Col. T. N. Alexander testified to having given Two
checks to Walton and KirkvoOd in return for one
drawn Ia favor OF j. j. Walton for 1925, as they
wanted TO divide the money. One check was for
$3.50. and the other for 500 Walton was about
leaving for New York. and the larger check was
presented for payment the next day witness pre-
Sumed that kirkwO3d got that one.
the government put in Two vouchers dated In
June and July, 1880, In favor OF Edward C. Kirk
wood for travelling expenses amounting to 1874.
DIR. Wales said that there was no service rendered
by KtrkwOod outside his cleric IL work, and he
never approved the vouchers. At this point the
trial was adjourned until Monday next
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anusements. &C.. Tonight.

FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.-"Burr Oaks"
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-"Three Wives to One
Husband"
NATIONAL THEATER--Mr. and Mrs W. j. Flor
ence In "Ticket OF Leave Man"
DINE hUsEUM.-LOrraine Lauren'5 troupe in
"1he Artists Studio"
THEATER CoXIQUE.-"The Boy Detective" COM
binGtiOn.
HERzoG's MUsEUN.-Jennis KimbaIs Opera
Company In "PlnafOre."
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The Courts.

COURT II GENERAL TERM.
yesterday, District Use OF Cooper agt. Van Horn
ct al; argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT C0URT-Jud0e Hagaer
Yesterday, Brown Furniture company apt Dun
gan; verdict for defendant Tor cent damages-set
aside On motion. Herring agt. Young; plainti6
called and suit dismissed DanenhOwer Son art
Stralning; jury reSpiJed.
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TIE National Safe Deposit company. corner 18th
and New York avenue, receives trunks of silver
ware. bonds and all sorts OF valuable things on
special deposit for moderate charge See adyer-
tlSempu1
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Use ALADDIN SECURITY OII--After more than
ten years trial this excellent oil continues TO grow
In public favor; the ever increasing demand proves
that Its merit alone Is its rec0mne ndation as the
best household of in use
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For WINES. Liquors, &c. 90 to the Old and re-
liable establishment OF CIR. = Ter, VINO his
proven To give satisfaction in eyerJ 5Spect at No
Dog and 81 1Ln street northwest.
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ARE YOU GONG SOUTH?
Send Tor illustrated pamphlet Of the most attract
I've and beSt-appOinted winter retreat In the south
ern states. Address c. Il. circuit, $50 Broadway,
New York
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ROBBERIEs are prevented by he timely precau-
ton OF depOStIng your loose ya1ul0les with tine
National safe Deposit company, corner 18th street
and New York avenue.
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NINE. J. p. PALMER, No. 1107 street northwest.
will open on Tuesday next, January 18th, case OF
bonnets, imported especially for receptions and
theatersA
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LOCAL MENTION.
LOOdL NJ r Y Jun.
The Weather.
OYFTCE or TIE CHEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID. c. January ID lSS5 10 am
The Weather.

For the middle Atlantic states, colder fair
weather. high no-thwesteriv winds. diminishing
In force and becoming variable, higher barometer
For sunday, local SHOWS are Indicated for the
lake region with warmer weather, and fair slightly
colder IS indicated for the middle and south AlIan-
perature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-10

For genuine, reliable saalskin sacques and Ill
sters call on Stinemetz 1897 Pennsylvania avenue
Prices reduced over % per cent.
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THE National Safe Deposit company, corner 18th
and New York avenue. office hours B. 10. TO p.
m Call and inspect the vaults.
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''JUsTHS OLD STAND, 6l9 d street northwest
buys gentemen's fiTst-cIasS secondhand clothing
Note by mail promptly attended 70.
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B. H. WARNER, 916 St, loans money, in sums Il
suit on real estate.
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APPLEToNs American CycIOpB liza For best terms
see For Sale-MlscellaneOus column, this paper
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ARE YOU GOISG SOUTH

THE fine photos of kets KeInethy's, 1109 Pa ave-
continue TO be s. per dOz-,w1tn 13Ln painted free
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ROME CONFORM
Use Aladdin security OIL.
It Is known to be the safest and best Oil
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I'll T. Mo.
Chinese eat Rice Off OF sh appointed sticks. but
swallow DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup naturally.
s3 per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle.
No: Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGEE's. 9th, near ST. coin
Portrait of ssishop Paret.
In to-morrow's Chronicle; also. brief biographical
sketch and full account OF consecrstion
Hurrah for the Children
1853 Children's Suits worth 1915, reduced to s3S7.
42l 9TH street northwest,
Under Odd-Fellows' Hall
NJ. F. ElsEMAN, Manager
Browns Bronchial Troches'' are
widely known as an admirable remedy for Bron-
chitlS, HoarSeneSS, Coughs and Throat troubles.
Sold only In boxes. 60
Durkee's Salad Dressing and Cold
Meat Sauce.-The universal favorite both I'm
the United States and Great Britain. Wholesome,
delicious, economical and nutritious Saves
anxiety, waste and trouble. co
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Take your choice OF 2l7 odds and ends all-wool
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Cluett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch
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Lundborg's Perfume. Edama 60
Lundb0rg's Perfume Marechal Mel Rose 60
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Mems, Boys and ChildrenS OvercoatS reduced 80
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"Aldernev Dairy Wagons"
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Affairs in ives. Washington,

REBUILDING OLD SEwERs.-HouseS built directly
over the Old sewer In The western part OF this place
nave been strengthened by the rebuilding OF this
sewer. Workfnen have reached depth or thirty
Two feet on street, between 39d street and Poto-
MAJ avenue, ana are now working underground in
northerly direction.
NoTEs.-The West Washington Cleveland and
hendricks club held It's regular weekly meeting last
nlght--PersonS residing In the vicinity have re-
queSted the Commissioners TO remove certain trees
on q street, between 32d and 33d streets-The
day. having been damaged In striking fre alarms
Yesterday evening Officer yolkman arrested a
neatly-dressed white woman about SO years OF age
named Josephine aiker, for being intoxicated on
the street She Claimed 10 be a representative OF
the press.
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SPECIAL!
NATIONAL THEATER.

II E Al
MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 70. ONE WEEK
Important Announcement.
RHEA IN TWO NEW PLAYSI
Monday and Tuesday Evenings January II and Is, and
Wednesday Matinee, Sardous Great Comedy,
ARCADIA
Now being played in Boston to the largest audiences
ever seen there A Genuine Sensation.
Extra - Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday
Matinee and Evening. First Grand Production Of
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS
BY Mr.. Howard Carroll. to be presented with every
scene new, original mus royal costume, and I'm
rvalled Dramatic Company under the direction Of Mr.
James W. Morrisspy.
Secure your seats at once. ia9-N
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EDIARIEs In all styles and bindings, at Chapman's,
e15 Pennsylvania avenue
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OUR ImanssE Stock Or Day GooDs
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! TABLE LINENS at Cost
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Our excellent quality BLACK (FRENCH) SILKS
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A MATEUR OPERA
PAUL AND VIRGINIA,
In Aid Charity,
At ALBAUGh'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
January 3Ist, at SPIN
Seats One Two and Three Dollars. be obtained of
the Lady Fatronesses
Nine Bonapsrie Mrs :, Pollok,
Nine Domingass, sils SicEetts.
Miss frelinehuysen. Mrs l. Glenn
Mrs. Howell. Nine d Struve,
Mrs. Letter. Mrs N. H. Steuart
VICENTE das SOsueiras, Mrs. Waiiaen
after January oath tickets sold at Metzerotts Music
Store. jal0law3w
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THIS EVENING.
BENEFIT OF THE HOOKING VALLEY MINERS.
Mr. b POLK.
In the Union Square Theater Success
THREE WIVES TO ONE HUSBAND.
Reserved seats, Orchestra Orchestra Circle. sl
Dress Circle, 75c.; Family Circle, 50c
Next Monday. the Comedians.
ROBSON AND CRANE
Don Borcicaults great Comedy.
FokBIDDES FRUIT. jalo
FoED's FAREWELL OF BURR OAKS.
LAST NIGHT oF THE GREAT PLAY
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. IL.
THE CARLETON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
The Best of Opers at Dramatic Prices
Monday The Drum Msjors Daughter.
With Carlton. Clark, Golden Alonzo Hatch Dora
Wiley Jesse Bartlett Davis Rose Beaudet. Clara Win
dom i'll the cast.
Carlton Hatch. Adoiphi. Golden. Rattenberry' Dora
Wiley Jesse BARTLETT Davis, Rose Beaudet, Clara
Grand Chorus. .IjalOI Magnificent Costumes.
NATIONAL THEATEk
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING
Farewell Performance Of
THE FLoRENCEs
And only time of
THE TICKEr-oF-LEAvE MAN.
BOB BRIERLEY. NIB. FLORENCE.
Next week the Distinguished Society STAR
MILE RHEA
Monday and Tuesday EVENINGS and Wednesday Matinee
Sfrdou's Comedy, urom the French)
ARCADIA.
Wednesday Evening first production Of Mr. Howard
CaTrolls Great Pay,
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS. jsl0
nIME MUSEUM
~ Pennsyl yanis avenue. near 11th street
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Messrs Barton and Logan take great pleasure in an
nouncing ths Second Dramatic Performance the
son il which the Celebrated Actor.
J. H. KEANE,
and his Popular New York d amatic Company viii ap-
pear in his famous impersonation of
RIP VAN WINKLEi
s playad hv this Eminent Actor in the nrincna tbas
tiers Of Boston New York and Philadelphia with i'm
mense and at Harris Mu Baltimore dur
ing the past week. turning hundreds away nightly.
The play Will be placed the stage the style
with all the adjuncts of New Scenery, Appropriate
Properties and Splendid Cast of Characters.
Seats can be secured in advance for Any Night or
Matinee during the week.
The Prices of Admission will not be raised notwith
standing the heavy expense of this engagement tal0
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EAsTNAN'S ALOHA PERFUME
Al aristocratic odor