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Latest Foreign News BY Cable.


BERLIN. January 20-Rmperor William rose from
his bed at noon to-day. The annual ball at the
royal opera house has been postponed until Janu-
airy 30th, owing TO the Emperor's illness.
REFUSING MONOPOLY TO AMERICANS
ST. PETERSBURG, January M-The government
has rejected the draft OF contract submitted by
the ex-governor OF Eastern Siberia, by which IL was
proposed to concede TO an American company a
monopoly OF twenty live years OF the fur trade and
the hunting OF fur animals on the Russian Pacific
coast
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The Navy Frauds Trials.

CoNfiNukp fhoM THE FIRST EDITION.
After recess Dr. T. 8. Wales testified that ne had
never seen the voucher FOR 50 bedsteads He would
not say whether the signature was genuine or not
but II genuine IL was procured 10y a trick
Dr. Adrian Hudson testified that such a reousl-
ton would have passed through his hands but was
certain THIS dld not The handwriting OF the
voucher was that OF kirkwood
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The Syvas,n Cour,.v.r,,.,.

In the Swain cour-martial this morning Gen
Grosvenor began the closing argument on behalf OF
the accused He viii be followed tomorrow by
Major Gardner.
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STEAMERS.
HU y A q u LIN E.

NUNARD LINE.
NOT CE
Ian ROU T E
TIE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NV YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40 y. r, NEW YORK.
OREGON. We'd. Jan. II GALLIA We'd Feb IS.
PAvoNIA We'd. Jan. % BOHEMIA. Wed Fep %.
scYrt We'd Feb. l. AURANIA.... We'd. March 4.
SERvIA We'd Feb IL Wed. March IL.
AND EYtkY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-Se0. $50 and 500. according
70 accommodations.
steerage very low rates. Storage tickets from Llv
pooi and Queenstown and al other parts Of Europe At
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Havre. Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Compa ysofee,
No a Bowling Green or both Storage and Cabin 20
OTIS BIGEL0W & co. COS eth St. Washington D. G.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO. New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & CO.
tal5 6U5 TN street. Washington.
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WAR RlED.

FUGITT-SEISNER. On January l6 1885 by Rev
Joseph France ID. d., EUGENE FUGITT OF Washing.
tn, d. c.. aud MIRIAM SKINNER Of Charles county,
Nd. g
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REGENT RoBBERIEs. - About half-past seven
O'Clock last night a white man walked In the
1ewelry store OF Max Goldsmith, No. eli Pennsyl-
ylnia avenue, picked UP gold watch valued at
$lOO. and ran on with it-Lawrence Kissner 23e
Az street, reports stolen from his money drawer IS
In money--Mrs Ford. corner OF Maryland avenue
and street southwest, reports that about half
down aud robbed of shawl and a satchel contain
Ing $3.50 Ia money.
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MO CURE NO PAY-wHITEHURsTs CEDAR
~ BALSAM is warrented TO cure Coushs Colds.
Group Throat and Lung Diseases &c Six dropp dose.
Try it. If not satisfied return the empty and get
your money back. sold by all Druggists MA tn th3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-20

The National Metropolitan Fire Insurance com.
pany has placed a statement on record that the
capital is all paid up and there no debts. The
SoVerelgns' Cooperative association have placed
their statement on record, showing capital stock
paid In $4,000, and debts dn ntgation) 81, OBI "a
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RANGE OF TIE 1HERNoNETBR-Tho Following
were the readings at the Office OF the CHIEF signal
oncer to-day: a m 2l0; an, ?0.6; IL q H. 27.2;
2pm, S27.
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I'd Edition.
Latest q6leglans to The Star.


RESULT OF THE SEPARATE BALLoTING In TIE NEW
YORK LE6ISLArURE TO-DAY.
ALBANY. N. T., January 20-At noon, In pursu.
ance OF law, the senate took the nrSt formal steps
toward the election OF successor TO Senator L q.
Lapham. Each senator rose in his place as the roll
was called and announced his choice. Nineteen
republicans voted for VIM NJ. Evarts, and Is demo
Gratis for Edward Cooper. President Mccarthy an
nounced that VIM. N. Evarts having received q
majority Of the votes Of the senate, was nominated
by the senate for United States Senator.
AT 12 O'Clock the house baloted for United States
Senator with the following result: william n.
Evarts, 20; Edward Cooper, Sc. The speaker de-
clared VIM. N. Evarts duly nominated on the part
OF the house
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THE SULLrvAN-RYAN FIGHT SroPPEp-The SUM-
yan-Ryan contest at Madison Square garden New
York. last night, was stopped by the police before
set struck sullivan heavily on the right cheek,
which made the Boston man angry. Ryan. seeing
this, fought closely 20 his opponent, evidently with
l1nc blows for which he is celebrated Both men
fought nercely at close range, showering blows
thick and fast upon each other, ana the enthusiasm
OF the crowd Increased In Intensity with the sever
lily OF the blows The police interfered before the
contest had lasted q minute. II was declared no
hight. There were 5000 people present
DYNG.-Sister Theresa, niece OF James O. Blaine
Who has been III at the convent in wilkesbarre
Pa, for some time, is gradually sinking and all
hope OF her recovery Is now abandoned She Is
suffering from brain fever.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.

Ho WV 1UEA SUZUKI NdrK0ts
The following are the opening ands p. m prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 10th street.
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. January 20 Virginia past due cou.
pons 32 new ten-foEtes. 3lh; do. new threes. 5l4
bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nh, January 20-Cotton dul-mid-
ding l01a;07s Flour firm with good local inquiry
Wheat-souriern firm and scarce: frmer,
Closing quiet; southern red 92a95: southern amber.
95a97; No. Maryla land, 95a95l5; No western winter
red sp9t sollaNh February so,sa90s.: March. ga
easier Closing QUIET southern whe 55a
yellow 5Oa5l; western mixed spot, 491sa49s January,
49lla491s: February. 4aAaISH: March, 4S1.a4sss
steamer. 4Sa4SA. Oats fir-southern, S5a3s western
white: 37s3o: do mixed. 34a36; Pennsylvania. 35aS9
f>e firm, GSa72. Provisions quiet and steady Eg2s
irmer. % g Petroleum lower-refDed. 1Aa7S Sugar
WHISKY nonlnally steady, l18sl-l9 Other articles
unchanged Freghts TO Liverpool ger in mod
crate demand-cotton. 732d: dour. 2s grain easier
and firm, 5ad Receipts-four. 5,640 barrels: wheat
$1,000 bushels: 142 O00 bushels oats bush.
els; rye, 100 bushels ShPments-whear Sc. 80 bush
els
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Ill, January 20-Closine prices Wheat
January, 1914: February. 79S; March. SOH: Nay. &c.
Corn.January. 37zs February 37Zs; March IS; April
3Sll: May. 4lS. Oats-January 21!s: February. 27
March 27h; Nay; 81 Lard@January- 10 February.
February. 10: March. l2.22k; May. l2.47H
T:le Petroleum ~ rket.
PITTSBURG, January 2O.-On dull. The market
opened at 69 advanced to I0A and then broke 6sk
the reported failure of the McCamont Oil Co. The
firm sent in strong denial Of the but the
ket failed rally. and. at o'clock stood 69f which
is still the ruling bid The Thorn creek fed daily pro-
ducton j. 4626bsrrels.
CLEVELAND. O..January 2O-Petroleum unchanged
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HARTFORD, CONN, January s0.-The senate al
noon to-day voted for United States Senator. o. III
PIatt Tep), received Is votes, and w. IL. Barnum
(dem.l,7. In the house the vote was: Plat, LAB
Barnum, a.
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MONTREAL, January a0.-The chief OF police has
received an unsigned letter notifying him that I'm.
less he desStS from interfering with tavern keep
ers In HOcneluga for keeping open Sundays, they
will blow up the city hall with dynamite.
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MRS. MATTHEWS CoSDIrIoN.-Mrs Matthews the
wife OF Mr.. Justice Matthews whose serious illness
was announced in yesterdays STAR, was to-day
growing weaker. Her physician, DR.. ". W. john
sion, stated that IN was probable her death would
occur within q hours
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALES.
WnTER B. civilians CO. Aaosions.1z
VERY RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 SECURE
RICH OLOAKs AND FINE FURa
MEssRs. NJ. STERN d SON,
'oF Nos 7s7 AND 7ss BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
r.: e ass:' &
STYLISH CLoAKs. sEALsKIN sAcQUEs,
DOLMANs. ULsTERs. BRocADE vELvErs
AND PUSHES IN ALL SHAPES AND STYLES
INCLUDING NOVELTIES OF SHORT WRAPS.
Especially made for New York city Bth avenue custom
trade; Also
FANCY FURs IN GREAT VARIETY
mencinS
MONDAY NEXT THE 18th INSTANT.
lady assistant will be in attendance to give such In
FORMATION as may be desired
AL articles strictly warranted a. represented
the public generally early and inspect these val.
liable goods on exhibition Great bargains can be
cured as the intention Is to SELL
WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.,
ja1s-4t Corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue.
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
MEDICAL BOOKS AND INSTRUMENTS.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT MY ROOMS,
THURSDAY EVENING.
JANUARY TwENTY-sECoND. 1885.
AT HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Books now ready for examination. jale-4t
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS BE-
LONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
CLARK MILLS.
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court of the
lStrCt OF COumDIa nold1nG special term for Orphan
Court usness passed the 9th day Of January 1885,
the undersgned Executor Of the estate Of Clark Mills
rooms Of Thomas Bowling 18th and Pennsylvania
1886. Ut ELEVEN O'CLOCK. wig:
BRONZE STATUARY AND PLASTER CASTS OF
DISTINGUISHED MEN. UNFINISHED BRONZE
OBJECTS. LARGE WHISKY STILL. LOT TOOLS.
GOLD WATCH. GoLD-HEAD CANE. GOLD MEDAL
PRESENTED TO THE LATE CLARK MILLS BY
THE CITY OF CHARLESTON. g. c., LOT FURNI-
TCRE. &c.
ja19-dts JESSE B. WILSON, Executor
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers
Il fap6o
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News Briefs.

The pennsylvania house last evenIng adcn G a
resolution requesting Pennsylvania ,',nntor. "A
bill, which has already passed the hover branch VI
Congress.
Rev. George Spencer, q cOlored Baptist preacher
from Norfolk, was arrested in Petersburg. Va. ig.e
night 40. housebreaking. and was lodged IL la,l.
Emperor William is III, and Is conia3! - ia
bed Some uneasness Is felt In Berlin IN regard 10
his condition.
The "Seven Rayensn company is stranded II
Chicago
Chas Downing, the eminent agr1culturlst died
at Newburg. n. r, Sunday, aged s. years
The body OF young man was found near LAM
oerts Point, Norfolk, Va, yesterday morning. with
bullet hole through his right temple aid lcIi
breast. 1t is supposed he committed suicide.
dispatch from Rome asserts that Archbishop
Gibbons, OF Baltimore, win be created cardinal
the coming May.
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CHARGED WITH TAKING AN ILLEGAL FsR-Mr.
Thompson, who was before United States Commis-
sioner Bundy yesterday for taking an illegal fee
Ia pension case, to-day gave bail for his appears
ance In the circuit court for Western Tennessee.
Mr.. MCCLELLAN, chief OF the warrant division Of
The Treasury department, who has charge OF the
exhibit OF that department at the New Orleans ex.
position, has returned to Washington.
NEWSPAPERS AS SAMPLE CoPIEs-The First
Assistant Postmaster General has informed POST
master Conger that the mailing or 500 nnO coples
or publication as sample copies at rounI rates
Is excessive, and that hereafter The numb r must
be limited 10 that SPECIFIED In ruling ala OF tAs
postal guide.
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DETAILED 10 THE ARMY RETIRING BoARD.-By
direction Of the President, Capt w. C. shannon,
assistant surgeon, has been detailed as q member
OF the army retiring board at Omaha, vice Lieut.
Col John e Summers, retired
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RNovMG THE FRAMEWORK FROM THY MONUMENT
Tor.-Workmen are engaged In removing the
framework from around the top OF the monument
to-day.
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Mr.. MOODY At TIE WHITE .HousK-Rev. D. L
Moody, accompanied BY Rev. Dr.. Bartlett, called
upon the President to-day. Jno. s. Kountz COM
mander-in-chief g. A. R., and Auditor Alexander,
department commander, also called upon the Pres
ident
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DECLINING 10 CALL COURT MARITAL 10 TRY
GEN. HAzEN.-The Secretary OF War has issued an
order declining to order a court martial for the
trial OF Gen HaZen upon the charges OF conduct
unbecoming an officer and a gentleman, recently
proferrod by Lieut. Darlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-20

The House ways and means committee decided
to-day to report favorably bill for 10 per cent re-
bate upon the dutiable foreign material contained
In articles OF export from this country.
Representative Chace, OF Rhode Island, received
many CONCENTRATIONS from his fellow members on
the floor OF the House when the news WAS received
to-day OF his election TO the United States Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-20

NEW PATENTs.-Patents were issued to-day &c
the following residents OF this District: Reuben n
Andrews, tricycle.; Louis Faber, refrigerator for
preserving oysters, CLAIMS, &C.; Jas. A. Whitcomb
making sweet potato -four; Ebenezer Morrison and
j. p. Heron, thickness guage.
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GRANTED LEAVE OF ABsENcE.-Cadet c. F. Lucas,
OF third class, West Point has been granted leave
OF absence, on account of I'LL health, until August
%, 1885, when he will Join the third class
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-04-04
WISE TEACHING.

At the foundation of all instruction is
this principle; ''TO train up a child in
the way he should go, yOU n3l6st aUaLE 6g5
ii yourself" You must ever be exem-
plars as well as teachers. To make 9th
ers true, you must be true yourselves; ;
TO make others wise, you must be wise.
If you preach temperance and practice
drunkenness no one will heed you.
There are two classes of teachers that
I observe: One class is pedantic, POM
pous, self-cOntained, magisterial. When
he stands before children he fills them
with awe, instead of playing upon on
their heart-strings by the mighty power
of love. Such teaching has few results.
The child locks up with awe; the little
delicate tendrils Of his infant mind can
not reach up and grasp instruction from
such a teacher.
The second class Of teachers brings
sunshine into the school room. Child
len turn to him as flowers to the light.
There is an atmosphere Of sunshine
around such a teacher. His eWn light
attracts all to him for their good and
growth.
Above all things, teach children what
their lde Is. 1t is not breathing, NOV
ing, playings sleeping simply. Life is
battle. All thoughtful people see it so.
A battle between good and evil, from
childhood. Good Influences drawing US
up to the divi-e; bad influences, draw
ing US down to the brute. Midway we
stand between the divine and the brute.
How to cultivate the good side Of our
nature is the greatest lesson of life 70
teach. Teach children that they lead
these two Eves-the life without and the
life within; and that the inside must be
pure IN the sight of God as well as the
outside in the sight of men.
There are five means of learning
These are; Observation reading, con
versatiOn, memory, reflection. Educa-
tors sometimes, in their anxiety to secure
a wide range OF studies, do not sufficient
" impress upon their scholars the value
OF memory. Now, our memory is one
OF the most wonderful gifts God has be-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-04-04
HOW HE WAS LAIp.

1t was IN a smoking car on the Hud-
sen River road. A New Yorker was
exhibiting an invention to several gen
tlemen, when an old farmer with a set
tied look OF sadness on his face, heaYed
a sigh and said:
So never see any such things without
wanting to weep"
ssNothing about this invention to
weep over, that I can see, - replied the
inventor.
s'WalI, It sort o. calls up old recollec-
tons, Twenty years ago this month
thought 1 had a fortune in my grasp
Yes, sir, I thought I had struck the big
gest thing since steam was brought in
to use.''
'slVhat was it?''
zone day when the old woman was
fat down with her lame leg, had to
cook my own dinner. After I'd gothic
pancake batter all fixed up couldn't
find the grease rag the old woman used
to rub over the spider. Sort o. absent
minded like picked up a piece of raw
turnip from the table and used it in
stead. 1t worked to a charm; no smell
no smoke, no stick"
He paused here to wipe away tear,
and then continued.
stThere was the fortune. L figured
that nine millions creased rags were
used up IN this country five months in
the year: Fifty thousand barrels Of
grease were used greasing spiders.
Over a hundred thousand dollars vast
ed and gone. One turnip would make
six greasers, one thousand bushels
would make enough to supply the coun-
try. All that was needed was to cut
them into fancy style, afdX a handle,
and 90 to supply the demand at ten
cents each"
ssThere was money In it, -
stNo. there wasn't, bought one
hundred bushels Of turnips, $50 worth
of wire, and hired two men 10 work.
and then 1 took a greaser and went
into Vermont to see how 1t would take.
They had something more simple and
much cheaper"
ssVhat could It have been ?'
ssThey spit on the spider!" replied
the old man as q tear made a break
down his nose and was swallowed up ia
the dust on the hoor.-Rural Home.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-04-04
A FEW GEMS.

Stones and sticks ale flung only at
fruit bearing trees.-Persian
No mountain without mist, no man of
merit without detractOrs.- Turkish
Long.
The towers are measured by their
shadow, and great men by those who
are enViOus of them.-Chinese
It is only necessary to grow old to be-
come more indulgent. I see no fault
have not committed myself Goethe.
''Society is a strong solution of
books. 1t draws the virtue out of what
is best worth reading, as hot water
draws the strength of tea-leaYes.''
"a few may touch the magic string;
And noisy fame is proud TO win them;
Alas for those who never sing,
But die with all their music in them
''Talking is like playing on the harp:
there is as much in laying the hand on
the strings to stop their vibrations as in
twanging them to bring out their mu-
sic.
So when the iron portal shuts behind as,
And life torgets us in its noise and whirl,
Visions that shun the glaring MONDAY find us
And glmmering starligh shows the gates of pearl.
Talking is one one of the fine arts
the nOblest, the most important, the most
difficult, and its fluent harmOnIes may
be spoilt by the intrusion of single
harsh note"
Without earnestness no man is great
or does really great things. He may be
the cleVerest of men, entertaining, pop
ular; but he win want weight. No soul
moving picture was ever painted that
had not its imperfect depth of shadow.
Il Peter Bayne.
''Build thee more stately mansions, o my soul,
As the swift seasons roll!
Leave thy low yaulted pastl
Let each new. temple nobler than the last,
Shut thee from heaven with dome more vast,
Till thou at length art free,
Leaving thine outgrown shell by LIES unresting
sea"
Learning and life, that which is known
in the world, and that which is to be
done in the world, stand over against
each other, and the great problem is
how they shall be brought together
Like two strong men who gaze into each
others eyes and know that they ought
to be standing hand in hand; like two
great prOmOntOries which stand and
watch each other, and feel the sea which
runs between, and yet feel under the sea
the sweep of the continuous earth which
makes them one so learning and life,
that which IS known upon the earth,
and that which is to be done upon the
earth, stand gazing at each other, and
knowing that, however they may be
separated and kept apart, they belong
together Rev. Phillips Brooks.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-04-04
A Tribute to 'Culohau"

During the recent convention of gov
errors, the governor of North Carolina
rose to make his usual remark, but OBJ
serving that the governor of AIsssachu-
sets was present, he so far amended the
original resolution as to say to the gov
ernOr Of South Carolina that ''the lead
en- hours on slow, unfolding wings, had
dragged their weary lengths in mock
eternities nigh halfway round the tire
some dial-plate, since last they bent the
pregnant hinges of the elbow, and
touched with earthly nectar rare, frSm
Old Kentucky's copper-bOttomed Stills
their parched lips, to cool with gurgling
dewiness the dry and whistGng throat, "
bob Burdette.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-04-04

slowed upon US, and one of the most
mysterious. Take a tumbler and pour
wafer into it; by and by you can pour
nO.mOre; 1t Is full. 1t is not so with the
mind. You cannot ill it full Of knOWl-
in a lifetime, Pour in all you please,
and IL still thirsts for more. Remember
this: {" knowledge is not what you learn
but what you remember - ''It is not
what you eat, but what you digest, that
makes you grow ''Lt is not the mon
ey you handle, but that you keep, that
makes you rieh.'' ssIt is not what you
study, bat what you remember and re-
feet upon, that makes you learned -
One more suggestion: Above all
things else, strive to fit the children in
your charge to be useful men and wo-
men; men and women you may be proud
of in after life While they are young
teach them that far above physical cOur-
age, which will lead them to face the
lannon's mOuth-abOve wealth, which
would give them farms and houses, and
bank stocks and COLDS moral courage {;
that courage by which they VIII stand
fearlessIy, frankly, firmly for the right.
Every man or woman who dares to stand
for the right when evil has its legions,
is the true moral victor in this life, and
in the life beyond the stars Schuyler
COlfaX.