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A Centipede in the Coffee.

DALLAS, TEXAS, February 4.-GeOrge Startling
brings news TO the city that seven woodchOppers
were poisoned at dinner, yesterday, on Bots d'Arc
Island, about IL miles from this city, and that VIM
strand, John Haynes, George Trip, and Bob Nc
Call were In dying condition when he left Three
otherS-JanleS Sneetl, Thomas Lawrence, and VIM.
Ben-Were suffering violently. The poison was in
the coffee that they drank, and, on Investigation,
worm was found In the dregs which was pronounced
DIV the men in the camp 10 be a centipede. It is
presumed tt had been dipped up in a water vessel
from the creek near the camp. Physicians have
fastened to the unfoftunateS.
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W HERE LINENS ARE LINEN"

We scknowleI+c that Cotton and Linen" looks bet
tsr. smoother psetter-until laiud-ied then it
tirns yellow.
L1Ien that = "Iilsn." when laHniried, becomes
winter. even. ner and better
Non-experts choose Cotton and Linen" experts
choose Linen"
You need not be expert to buy Linen Of ua We
always have and always yin sell only LINEN" for
LINEN
Below We quote specially
low PRICES ON LINENS AND HOuSEKEEP-
ING GOODS,
'hich We unhesitatinsiy pronounce the lowest ever
ached by and which can only be maintained until
stock is exhausted of these are already
.oted at
WHOLESALE PRICES
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I'd Edition.
--latest Telegrans to The Star.
A DefauIt:ny Railway Comnapy

THs MISSOURI PACIFIC FAILS TO FAY us $780, 600
DEBT TO ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February A loan of seven hundred
Thousand dollars, which WIS made Oy this city to
the MISSOURI Pacific Railway company q number of
years ago, matured yesterday, and Il was expected
that the company would pay the amount to the
City controller, but 50 Jar It has failed do So
Mayor Ewing was officially notified OF the default,
and Is expected that action will be taken by
him TO force the payment. 1t is even thought that
he !ii2y order foreclosure the entire property
OF the railroad but he mas not yet indicated what
cCUFas lie viii pursue. IL is understood that the
Missouri Pacific Officials viii take the ground that
they are not Obliged 10 pay the principal OF the
loan So Tong as they pay iGtereSt and that, practi
cally, the loan is perpetual. A day or two Will
probably develop how the matter Will be dis
pO5e{i of
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THE COURT OF INQUIRY ON THE LANcAsTER.-The
Secretary OF the Navy to-day received cablegram
from Rear Admiral English, commanding the Eu-
ropean station, stating that the departure Of the
flagship Lancaster for the African coast from VIZ
ieiranche would be delayed four or five days on ac-
count OF the proceedings OF a court Of inquiry
which he had appointed 70 investigate the charges
that certain ofdcers OF the Lancaster had publicly
criticised and abused the Navy department Tor
having ordered the vessel 10 the Congo country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
Affairs i'm West Washington.


SUDDEN DEATH OE A FIREMaN.-Churchill
Hewitt, a colored fireman of No engine COM
pany. was taken with hemorrhage at the cor
ner of 18th and streets while returning from
his home, No. 1l23 10Th street about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon He was carried to his
home and DR.. johnson was summoned but
Hewitt died shortly after his arrival. His funeral
will take place from his late residence on Friday
at p. m. Engine-house No. has been draped
in mourning. Hewitt was faithful fireman
and had the respect OF q large number Of the
citizens of this place.
Two RUNAwAYs.-About one o'clock yester-
day afternoon horse attached to a wagon
driven by Samuel Simmons became unmanag-
able at the corner of NJ and Jefferson streets and
ran to 31st street, where it collided with cOun-
try wagon. damaging both vehicles extensively.
About o'clock the same animal driven by John
Byroads ran away throwing him out and iniur-
ing him about the head and face.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sale of 1--we stock at Droy-
ers' Rest, d. c., as reported by Tayenner Bros.
yesterday is as follows: Is cattle up and sold !:
best: at to 51s; good, at ~ to 5; medium, 4
to "A common, atSL to f. $50 sheep and
.ambs-sheep at 81 to s.; lambs at to 61S.
Cows and calves from $25 to go. Market
good.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the SD monthly
meeting or the First Cooperative Building As
ISOLATION of West Washington, held last evening:
$500 sold as follows: 81, 600 at 66 per cent.
81, 600 at 81 per cent; g 500 at 60 per cent.
POLICE DRILL--The police of this precinct
have drill every Monday evening at the
market house hall.
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NEwsBoYs AID SoCIETY.-A meeting OF the
friends OF the newsOoys and boOtblhcks will be
Htlo at tic Riggs house tomorrow (lharsdayl nj
y. IN An executive committee and saadyisnry
board VIII be elected. All who VIII aid the gooa
work are cordially invited.
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The Di.turhanees ON the 18th mus.

SALINA CRUZ, February 4.-The recent revolu-
uonary disturbances on the Isthmus OF Panama
were mainly confined to local political parties,
Causing serious trouble TO all foreign interests here
and abroad. The United States government
promptly protested against any unjust interference
with foreign affairs by the local authorities
quently all censorship and restrictions have been
removed. The prompt and effective action OF the
prevail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04

CAPT. EDWARD POLLOCK, 9th infantry, has been
placed the retired list of the army having been
found incapacitated Tor active service by an army
retiring board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04

VISITORS TO MOUNT VERN0N-The Governor
of Virginia yesterday appointed the following
board Of visitors to Mount Vernon: Gen. James
Mcdonald, OF Richmond; Col. Arthur Herbert.
OF Alexandra; Gen. James H. Williams nj
Woodstock; Col. e. e. Portlock Of Roanoke
city, and Hon. John r. Lewis, of Rockingham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
The Morrow Court.uarttal

In the Morrow court martial to-day Mr.. 8. p.
Norton, Of Wheeling, w. Va, was put on the wit
ness stand by the prosecution. He testified that
beginning In 1881 the firm, OF which he is a mem
Der, advanced money TO Col Morrow on his pay
accounts.
The arrangement entered into netween them he
said was that the firm not TO present the ac-
counts for payment, but that they were to be re-
newed whenever they became due by Col Morrow,
the latter paying discount OF $44 on each pay &C,
count as IL was carried over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04

WHEN THE Mucors SURFACES OF THE RRoNcBIA
are sore or fnfamed DR.. Jayne's ENpecIOrant VIII
anord prompt relief For breaking up a cold, or
subduing cough, you Will find In It a certain
adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04

POST OFFICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Caroline
Childs, OF Nebraska. and Miss Lucy W. r. Horton
Of Alabama, have been appointed s7ao positions IN
the Post Office department under tie civil. service
rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04

RANGE OF THE THBRNoNErER-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
oliicef to-day: d N, rs; a N, $50; II a NJ
1913; D. IN; AL
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General Grants Health.

Dr. FOrdTck Barker said 20 New YORK Sun re-
porter last night that Gen. Grant Is steadily re-
covering from the tonsil ana tongue soreness that
was produced by his excessive smoking. He hasn't
smoked since November % The doctor hasn't
found ii necessary TO pay the general visit since
last Tuesday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New OFfN StOck Market.
The following arc the opening and p. NJ prices
OF the New York Stock market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Ii. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04

The BUREAU OF LABOR--The new commits
si0ner Of the bureau Of labor. Mr. Carroll d.
Wright, has selected his Office rooms in the new
building OF Mr.. III. A. Willard on street north
west, known as the Kellogg building"
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Capitol Topics.

THKwATRR SUPPLY BILL AMENDMENT.
the House District committee to-day reported
favorahly to the House the bill to amend an act en-
titled an act to increase the water supply OF the
city or Washington, given elsewhere In THE STAR
sUBPGNAED BEFORE TIRE SPRINGER COMMITTEE
Mr.. Legate, who is charged with having offered
to sell St John out to the republican national conn.,
mittee, Is Ia the city, and has been subp9naed 10
appear before the Springer committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04

FROM COLLEGE TO THE POLICE CoURT-In the
Police Court this morning young man named
John Mahoney was arraigned on charge of
committing a brutal assault on an old man
named Richard ODowd. He pleaded mot
guilty" ODowti testified that he met the de-
PENDANT last night on Car, and after eating and
drinking at Harvey's, they went to Teenie Gar
retts, In the division" where, without any
proyocation. the young man struck him between
the eyes, infiicting an ugly wound. Teenie Gar
rett testified that the two men came to her
house, and while i'm there Mahoney ATTEMPTED
to rob the old man. but was prevented and after
wards watched. Witness did not see the assault
Lizzie Jones gave similar testimony Mahonev
said he had lately been dismissed from the
second grammar class at Georgetown College
He said he met the old man on a car last night.
and after getting wine at Harvey's they went to
Teenie CARROTS. where he (defendant) was
robbed of Sl3. He denied the assault He was
fined $50, or two months in Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04

AN OBsTREPERoUs PRISONER - Matthew
Green. colored resident of Uniontown. was
inearcerated in the sub-station Yesterday for
stealing hand-saw from Joseph Frazier Dur
ing the day Green was released for a few min
utfs, and he made an attempt TO escape from
custody, and gave the station keeper. Thos.
Scott, mile chase. Being captured Green
offered resistance, and terribly biz Scott's hand
He was taken back to the station and locked
up. In the Police Court this morning Green
said he would acknowledge the corn. and he
was sent to jail for three months
CONVICT KILLED BY SLIDE IN A GRAVEL
BASK.-About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
while the workhouse prisoners were engaged in
grading gravel bank for the extension OF Penn
sylvania avenue southeast, a slide In the gravel
took place, burying August Heives a prs-
oner, nearly up to his arm pits and crushing MIN
internally. He was quickly rescued. bat he died
In about twelve minutes. Hewas forty years of
age.
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Nay NIFTY a Deceased Wife's Sister.
TORONTO, ONT, February 4.-The Toronto presby-
tery, oy vote Of q TOTE, has decided that a man
may laW1ully marry his deceased wife's sister
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THE CIVIL SERVICE RULES.

An Effort Being Made to Simplify the
Classification OF Clerks-NO Attempt
to Extend the Protection of the Law
to Unprotected OfficiaIs--Dr. Gregory
Explains the Recent Agitation Con.
corning the Rules.
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d. wales was recalled and shown two OF the
Agnew vouchers, which bore what purported to be
his certificate beneath that OF Carrlgans certin-
cate: He said he never signed those certificates
any certificates In that way that would be irreg-
ular He sald he did not believe what purported
TO be his signatures were genuine.
In response to query by the court, the witness
said has been shown that Mr.. Carr1gan could imi-
tate his signature so well as to deceive others He
did not know 1t at that time but had heard testt-
mony IN these cases TO that effect.
Dr. HUDSON was recalled, and identified CARR
gan,s and kirkwoods handwriting In different
purporting to be Dr. wales, he was doubtful He
said they reSembleft DR.. Wales signature. The
witness said he knew that Mr.. Carrigan could
write DR.. Wales signature SO much IKE Or. wales
wrote himself as TO deceive persons familiar with
It. At one time Garrlgan spoke TO witness Of the
tated, and to prove it wrote the name OF Philip s.
Wales 30 IKE Dr. Wales wretc it himself as to sur
DR.. Coues, recalled, tcstifed that no goods such
as described In the Agnew vouchers had been re-.
ceiyed at the Brooklyn laboratory.
NOTES.
After TIE STAINS report closed yesterday Marsh
b. Clark. the messenger In the bureau OF medicine
and surgery, was examined to show the character
OF goods received froM Mr.. Dempsey. The defense
showed that he had signed for the receipt OF many
packages from Dempsey, and sometimes ordered
goods from MI. Dempsey on verbal instructions.
Mr. Benjamin White, O clerk in the bureau, tesu-
ned to kHkwood's handwriting In the vouchers,
the manner In which they were made out, &C.
RECENT RoBBRRrEs.-Aoout half past eight
O'Clock last night, while passing Whitney avenue
on the Seventh street road, MIR. Charles H. Polk,
OF Montgomery CO., Md, was knocked down by
three negroes, who robbed him Of his hat and
his pocketbook containing SIT in money. Be-
tween midnight and daybreak this morning, Mr..
Robt. Mcleod, of 14l1 Sd street. while In the
neighborhood Of the American house, was robbed
Of watch and chain worth gas. Charles Mar
shall reports stolen from his room at the National
hotel an overcoat valued at S35. Gothfried San
ders, 1902 Goth street. reports stolen an overcoat
worth %. The residence of Mr.. Edward NJ
Bayne, 2lG2 Goth street, was broken into last
night ana clothing and other articles stolen !;
value ga
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COTTON CLOTH.

Tho extreme durability of Linen makes the above
particularly Desirable
The Washington critic., 1885-11-27
COURT RECORD.

PROBATE CouRT-Justlce IIagncr.
tate OF Manuel j. Gonzales; letters testa-
mentary issued TO Charles ". HCushaw;
bond, $1,000. Estate of Hiram j. King;
citation against parties claiming possession
OF assets to show cause why they should
not be surrendered. Estate of NJ n. Gross.
mann; administrator ordered TO accept of
fer for stock. Estate Of Rosa A. Soul; let.
tiers Of administration issued to b. F. Leigh
ton; bond, $500.
Estate of Condo de Gibacoa; same Order,
with bond ut 5000. Estate Of Jose Surarz
Argudin; same order, bond 5000. Estate
of Condo de San Fernando de Penaluer;
same ORDER with bond at 81 900. Estate of
Ignacio Montaloo y Calvo same order,
with bond at 81 900. Estate OF Jehu w.
Elliott; petition Of widow for letters tesla
mentary filed. Estate of Jerry Coleman; let
tiers testamentary issued to d. G.. Turner
and Frances Coleman, bond $50.
Estate Of Francis =. Hughes; petition OF the
widow for letters Of administration. Estate
Of Cornelius Donovan; order for publication
issued.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Juftice Macarthur
Anderson Sommers, grand larceny; pleaded
guilty, one year In the penitenti3ry. Louis
Sommerileld, murder 1.-TWO cases.; trial set
for December s. Richard j. Lee, murder;
trial set for December 10.
CIRCUIT Court No. 1-Justice Cox
Fitzmorris VS.. Nelligsn; verdict for plain
tiff for Sl65, with interest. Moses & Son
VS.. Taylor jury respited till Monday next.
EouITY CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Pum-
phrey VS.. Humphrey; sales ratified nisi.
Nernillion VS.. knight; injunction granted
on filing bond under Rule Al.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell. - Jerry
Gathers, carrying pistol; $50 or 30 days.
Martin Donnelly, larceny; 6 months, Pat
rick Hurley, cruelty to animals; personal
bonds. VIM. Hockett, incorrigibility; Re-
form School during minority. Josh Bell,
colored, carrying a pistol: $50 or 90 days;
also ASSAULT one year additional. John
$500. Jos. Price, do; do. James Lammon,
colored, assault; one year in jail. Nat
Bell, carrying a razor; $50 or 90 days In
the workhouse. Walter Latney, larceny;
20 days
The Washington critic., 1885-11-27
DIED.

suddenly at 1880 p, M, November
%, lsS5' ut his late residence, No. 1914 Four
aged 81 years
His many friends are invited to attend his
funeral the 2Sth inst, 3 p, M, from his late
residence. lnterment, Rock Creek Cemetery.
lie was friend TO all humanity, =
MORSE On the morning of November 90,
1850 Emellne NJ, widow of BENJAMIN IL.
Morse AGED 20 years and months.
lnterment at Waterbury, Conn,
CLARkE.--ln Erie, Pa November 49, 1886,
Martha a. Clarke, wife of Robert Clarke, aged
% years, months and IL days.
NICOLAY.-On Wednesday, November q5.
1887 after two weeks Illness, Mrs. Therenn
Nicolay, aged 40 years, wife Of John c. Nico-
lay.
SAlITH-At o'clock Tuesday evening, No.
vember "a, 1885 Mrs, Jane l.. Smith widow
OF the late Rev, DR.. John O. Smith,
The Washington critic., 1885-11-27
1MUSElIENTS.

The first Of the series of Thomas Con-
certs takes place at the Congregational
Church tonight The programme, which
was published earlier in the week, is a
highly interesting one, and will, no doubt,
draw all lovers of the higher forms OF
tonight Mrs. A. l.. Powell Of this city
will appear in the concert tomorrow
night.
Louise Pomeroy appeared as Viola In
"Twelfth Night at the Ninth-street Opera
House on Wednesday evening and again as
Hamlet last evening. OF her portrayal of
the latter character The CRITIC has spoken.
Her Viola is certainly the best piece of act
ing she has yet given here She seems more
in sympathy with the part than with Ham
let or ROsdlind The support, too, APP
peared to better advantage than in any of
the other plays. They gave very finished
performance and the most enjoyable seen
In this city in long time. "Romeo and
Juliet" is billed for tonight
Miss Marguerite L. Saxton, teacher of
elocution and dramatic art, will give her
first grand dramatic and musical entertain
ment at Willard Hall this evening under
Miss Eva Mills, Mr.. Z. p. Whipple Profess
sor Jecko, Miss Mamie Morrlce (pianist),
Professor John o. Russell first artist, and
Mrs. Florence Leech have been engaged for
this occasion. The following scenes from
Shakespeare will be given in coh-
tunes; Casket scene, "Merchant Of
Venice" closet scene from "IIamlet,"
scene from "King john" between
Prince Arthur and Hubert; the sleep walk
ing scene from macbeth" (by distinguished
request; Lady Macbeth, Miss Saxton; love
scene between Helen and lfodus, from
"Hunchback." The costume worn by
Miss Saxton will be one OF the finest
toilettes ever seen upon the Washington
stage. Nine. Bingaman, the decorative ar
tist of New York city, designed the dress,
which is handsomely embroidered one.
to assist: Miss Anna Rothe, Miss Katie
Brown, Miss Ornie McIinden, Mr.. G. c..
Allen, Mr.. j. z. Rogers; Masters Sol Stein,
Percy Leach and Clinton Hurlburt. Prices
for admission will be so and % cents-the
popular rates.
The Washington critic., 1885-11-27
LOCAL RRTEFS.

OUR SALE Of Russian Hare MufTs for SOC.
will be discontinued Saturday night. In
consequence Of our competitors buying
these from us, We are compelled to refuse
10 sell more than one to each purchaser.
Lansburgh & Bro.
Miss MINNIE MADDERN, the youngest and
brightest Of American artists, will occupy
the boards of the National next week, pro-
ducing her new play, ''In Spite of All.n
The Washington critic., 1885-11-27
EAST WASHINGTON,

About II o'clock Wednesday night a fire
was discovered In the store window OF Mr..
VIM. ii. Rose on Harrison street, Union
town. The cause of the fire was the ex-
plosion OF lamp. Damage about $50.
Two colored men named Willis Boole and
Ed. Middleton, while at work in sewer
ditch on p street, between North Capitol
and First streets, were seriously injured yes
terday by the caying in Of the side of the
bank,
Jacob Rumpf OF 707 Seventh street south
east reported to the Police Headquarters
yesterday that between the 14th and 10th
instants there was stolen from his trowsers'
pockets SIG in money.
Mr.. John T. Smoot OF SOB Sixth street
southeast, a popular young man Of East
Washington, was married Wednesday even
ing at St Dominic's Church to Miss Clara
V. Bishop After the ceremony q recep-
ton was held at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Smoot were the re-
cipients OF large number Of beautiful and
costly presents,
Three arrests Wednesday and six yester-
day in East Washington.
Officer Barnes of the Eighth Precinct is
back on duty.
The flags at the Navy-Yard are at half
mast.
The ball given by the East Washington
Assembly No. 4026, X. of L., at Odd Fell
lows sHall, Wednesday evening, was an en-
Joyable event In every way. 1t was com
plete success financially as well as socially
Great credit is due to the ball committee
Messrs. Lear, Belts, MofTatt and Cahil.
Mrs. Therena Nicolay, wife of Mr.. John
G. Nicolay, marshal of the U. S. Supreme
Court, died Wednesday, after two weeks
Illness. The funeral took place to-day at 9
O'Clock from her late residence, 2l2 B street
The Washington critic., 1885-11-27
Real Estate Transfers,

The following transfers of real estate have
been recorded: W. T. Walker and wife to
Daniel A. Whilesell, part Of original lot 10,
square 101, 1880; Sarah Kearney to Noble
d. Larner, part of original lot 20, square
$50, So, 500; George Taylor ct al. to Mar
garet c. Byrne and Martha V. Keenan,, lots
@ and Z, block IL Of Meridian Hill, 81 1861 81;
W. Clarence Duvall to Arnold T. Lewis,
lots 100, 1871, 1872, 1888 and 1874, in sub. of
square $40, $1,000 Mary Hynes to Charles
X. Wetzel, lot 3, square 537, SS25.
The Washington critic., 1885-11-27

iMUSElIENTS.

AtpAreus-" Bunch OF Keys"
NATtoNAt-"WugCs Of Sim
Urugoa's-IOuisc pomerOy,
THEATRE CoMIQUE- DavonC's attractions.
DIM MUSEUM Rose Michel
SKATING RINH-Nlnth and Rhode Island ave
The Washington critic., 1885-11-27

Lawyer Wall said in the Police Court yes
terday morning that he guessed he would
take out a warrant against Agent Key Of
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals for cruelty to man. He said his
client had been arrested by the agent and
locked up in prison cell all night with
an animal, and he claimed that the cruelty
to the man was greater than the cruelty to
the animal.
The Washington critic., 1885-11-27
Child's Norfolk suit. Eiseman, cor. and E
Verdict of MansIaughter

The jury in the case OF Charles Hamilton,
on trial for the murder of George A. Hill,
came into the Criminal Court yesterday
morning with O verdict of manslaughter
Notice was given Of motion in arrest OF
judgment and for a new trial.