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RUSSIA AND FRANCE TRYING TO GET AT LORD
SALIsBURY's INTENTIONS.
PARIS, June 25.-France and Russia are ex-
changing views in regard to the policy to be
adopted by the new cabinet Of the Marquis of
Salisbury. NJ. Waddington, the French ambas-
sador to London, has already sounded" the
Marquis OF Salisbury upon the course the British
government will take in Egypt
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, the present
member OF parliament for Portsmouth, who, it
was announced yesterday, was about to start
for Cairo as envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipOtentiary Of Great Britain, will go to
Egypt, 1t is now stated, upon o special mission.
1t Is not intended that he shall displace Sir
Evelyn Barring, the present diplomatic agent
and CONSUL general at Great Britain, at Cairo.
The g. A. =. Encampment.
PORTLAND. ME-, June 25.-Several Thousand
OF the veterans early this morning embarked
for q sail down the harbor; others took trains
for Old Orchard, and still others have gone to
the White mountains. 1t is not thought likely
that ballot for commander-in-chief will be
taken before tomorrow. The only candidates
mentioned thus far are Major John w. Burst OF
Chicago, and Hon. Samuel s. Burdett and John
A. Reynolds, of Washington.
Telegraphic Bri efs.
David Quinn was sentenced to state prison for
life in New York to-day for shooting All Man, q
Chinaman, on June II.
Several slight shocks of earthquake were felt
to-day in Inverness-Shire Scotland.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts jel9-dlO
CHANCERY SALE.

the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause
No STA, doc %. will offer for sale st auction e:N
l: front OF the Premises on TUESDAY, the TH1R-
TIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1885, at SIX O'CLOCK i.
nj, all that part of lot numbered "a. in
Ing Ing, ton, D. C., describei as follows: Beginning at
west 80 feet 1O inches lot thence north Is
feet thence east ~ feet lOla inches to 10th street
with the improvements, consisting of three-story
bTlck dwelling house No 7IS 10th street northwest
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in two equal insalments at
specvely six and twelve months with six per cent
leI or all in cash at purchasers option. A deposit
OF SlOO required as soon as property Is bid off, Con-
veyancing At purchasers cost.
REGINALD FENDALL Trustee
r. U. HOLTZMAN. Auctioneer tel7.d.tis
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RANGE or THE THERMoMETER--The follow
ing were the readings atthe signal Office to-day
.. m. GAO z q M. $50: IL q ~, 64.3;
p. m, $50.
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The Great Falls Dam Suit.

DECISION FOR THE GOVERNMENT EXPECTED.
No opinion has yet been rendered by the US.
court of Baltimore in the case OF the Great
Falls manufacturing company against At
torney General Garland and others for
writ of injunction to restrain the
government from completing the work of
works. It is expected that the opinion will be
rendered before many days, and from very good
authority STAR reporter has learned that 1t
will be favorable to the government.
General Butler, it would appear,
has already learned enough to satisfy him
that he has lost his case for in letter to one of
the government counsel he severely criticises
the method of defending the case
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HAYDEN FOUND GUILrY.-To-day the trial of
Lucien II. Hayden for the forgery of the name
December last, was resumed, and the argu-
ments closing about 1890, the jury, after an
absence of less than an hour, found a verdict Of
guilty. Notice was given Of a motion for q new
trial.
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The ordinance admitting the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad to Philadelphia was passed by the
select council Of the city yesterday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening and 200 pm. prices
ofthe New York Stock market today as reported by
special wire to H. II. Dodge, 500 10Th street:
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| CHAIRMAN BARNUM had a long private talk
with Secretary Manning to-day

CdA1hMAN bAhNUM QaO q long Dr1vat0 talk
with Secretary Manning to-day.
THE PUBLIC PR1NTER-It is said that Mr..
James Elverson, Of Philadelphia, proprietor OF
The Saturday Night, who has just built hand
some residence on Georgetown Heights, is
booked for the ONCE Of public printer.
THE DEcLINATIoN of the French minister to
be present at the ceremonies attending the ar
rival of the Bartholdi statue at New York, has
explanations Of his declination are offered
Some think that the minister felt sighted in
some way, but they cannot explain how.
MALIGNANT FEVER ABOARD. - Passed As
sistant Surgeon UrQuhart reports the arrival ct
Cape Charles quarantine of the schooner Peter
c. Schultz from Mobile. bound for New York.
crew were we, e., sick with what is thought to be
MOTION DISCRIMINATING Secretary Of the
Interior Nuldrow has denied the motion of the
Union Pacific railroad com pany for recon-
sideratiOn OF the Secretary's decision of March
railroad company Tor additio nal lands for depot
purposes at Wallace, Kan.
FIRST LIEUT.. r. L. RoBiRrson, assistant
surgeon, has been ordered to Columbus bar.
racks to conduct Q detachment of recruits 70
the department. Of Texas
TH1 PRESIDENT issued notice this after
noon TO the effect that q temporary diplomatic
agreement has been entered into between the
United States and Great Britain, By which the
nshing privileges granted by thu treaty OF l07l
which would terminate ON the hnt Of July next
win be continued through the season q 1885.
AZ part Of this agreement the President will
bring the whole question OF tho fisheries before
Congress next December, and viii recommend
the appointment Of joint commission BY the
government Of the United States and Great
Britain TO consider the matter In the interest OF
maintaining friendly intsroOans between the
two countries.
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District Government Affairs.

AISCELLANEOCS
The District Com missioners yesterday for
house for the seventh police precinct.
The Commissioners yesterday dismissed Sam
uel l. Dawes, q private In the fire department,
on charge OF drawing pay for services while
on leave OF absence.
THE LATE COMMISSIONER PHELPS.
The Commissioners passed the following to
day: That the Commissioners learn with pro-
found regret Of the death OF Hon. Seth l.. Phelps,
formerly Commissioner of the District of Co
of his high character as a citizen and public
officer, and their sympathy with his family in
their bereavement"
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The clerk Of the court
has issued marriage licenses to .. +. Mattingly
Duffy; Inman II. Payne, of Norfolk, Va, and
Wtlhelmina E. Pendleton; Abrose NJ. Brown and
Bette e. Selby; Hanson Waynes and Harriet
A. e. Ashton, both of Fairfax county, Va; r. L.
Henderson and Mary Ann Hunkerford; w. +.
koehler and Augusta T. France: Chas. J. Lad
son and Louisa NJ. Rodier; John c. Goode and
Sallie +. Cannon, both Of Manassas Va; James
derson county, Kan, and Margaret Waters.
RoBBERIES REPoRTED.-Richard Burr, 154
9th street southwest reports that about IL
O'Clock yesterday morning his brother samuel,
aged 16, was Rocked down on a vacant lot near
II. Yorkes, 622 street, reports that his house
was entered on the night OF the 18th, and
robbed OF three watches, clothing and IS
value, $50.
HAYDEN FOUND GUILTY.-To-day the trial of
Of Mrs. n. E. Boyd to receipt for S251.25, in
Do0ember last resumed. and the arRIl-
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Senate Extra Session.

After Vice President Hendricks was sworn
in during the Inauguration exercises he toos
the gavel, then callcl the Senate to order as
in extra session of the F~orty-ninth Congress
and had the proclamation convcnlng II read.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. L. D. Huntly,
chaplain of the Senate, AMI the Eicc-Presl'
dent then addressing the Senate, said:
"In entering upon the duties of the office
to which | have been chosen, may l express
the hope and the desire that our relations may
at all times be harmonious and agreeable! !
beg to assure you that in the discharge OF
my duties l will seek to observe the most alb.
solute impartiality. 1t is some years since !
was connected with the business Of the Sen.
ate, and it may be that | shall find myself
less familiar with its rules, usuages, and
modes of proceeding than formerly; and
therefore I NAV have occasion to lean upon
your indulgence and to ask your support.
The Senate is now in session by virtue Of the
proclamation of the President of the United
States, which the secretary will read
Vice-President Hendricks then invited the
newly-elected Senators to come to the desl
and be sworn in. The following named new
Senators were escorted to the desk by the sit
! ting members from their respective State:
and were duly sworn:
Messrs. Joseph c. S. Blackburn, Of Ken
lucky, James b. Eustis, Of Louisiana, VIM
NJ. Evarts, of New York, James X. Jones, o.
Arkansas. Henry B. Payne, Of Ohio, John e
Spooner, of Wisconsin, Leland Stanford, o
California, Henry L. Teller, of Colorado, ant
Ephraim K. Wilson, Of Maryland.
The Senators who have been reelected
we're also sworn in, being Messrs. William B
Allison of Iowa, Joseph E. Brown OF Geor
pia, Wilkinson Call of Florida, j. Don Came
ron of Pennsylvania, Wade Hampton o.
South Carolina, John J.. ingalls, of Kansas
John P. Jones Of Nevada, Justin S: Morrill,
of Vermont, Orville II. Platt of Connect
cut, James L. Pugh of Alabama, Zebulon B
Vance Of North Carolina, George G.: Vest o
Missouri, and D. W. VOORHEES, Of Indis1a-
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PROMINENT PEOPLE,

"MARK TWAIN" IS going to England IN May
next to give readings from his own WORKS
FpANKD DAVIS, the tallest man in the Mis-
souri, legislature, stands seven feet In his
stockings.
AROUSE has been engaged ct Aixle-Bains,
France, for occupation by queen 'lctofla ~
the latter part OF April.
FREDERICK CHARLES, Of Prussia. tho ia
mons stRed Prince" is the latest royal autnoi
having published his diary in India
GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA, the English
journalist, thinks Mr.. Gladstone lacks the de
cision required in dealing with great crises.
MIR. T1LDEN's food is said to be fruit main,
", and a house in which to force grapes and
the like out Of season is being Dunt az urey'
stone.
The car of Russia is said to be growing
quite r and to bear On his race Inc
wrinkles OF premature old age, induced by
worry and anxiety.
SENATOR FRYE is said to be the only Con
gresham who dresses in h~omespun--that Il
to say, his clothes are made OF govds manu-
featured in his own wooden mills al Lewlston'
Me.
MISS JULIA GAUTIER, who has taken tue
first premium in the department OF portrait
DQlQGnn at ul6 new OIleuIlo ldAJ 10 tooANS
ct 81. Paul, Mimi, and the subject OF her sue
cessful picture is PONY" a veteran negro
wood-sawyer of that city.
OsMAN D1GNA says Ell Mahdi intends to re-
store the whole Nile valley, from source te
mouth, to Mohammedan control, and after nc
has taken Cairo lie will send ENJOYS to Con
stantinople inviting the sultan to form an al
lance with him against oil Christendom.
EX-GOVERNOR LELAND STANFORD, OF
California, proposes to found a magnlii-
cent university at Palo Alto, in hat State
with colleges for young men and women, ane
high schools for girls and boys: also an lnsti
tuition that shall do for San Francisco what
the Cooper Union is doing for New York
OsMAN D1GNA, the False Prophets mos
prominent general, is really Alphonse Vinot,
a Frenchman, born at Rouen in 1882 Hi:
widowed nlotler in 1887 married an Ale1an'
drian merchant, half French and half EGyp-
tan, by name Osman Digna, who died IN
1912 leaving his name and a fortune W
00O to his stepson.
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A CENTURY OF LIFE.

Mrs. ZERrvAL COOLEY, Of Peoria, Wyom,,
inc county, N. Y, died recently aged ioS
wears. Seven of her eight children survive
her.
THERE are records showing that when Mrs.
Richard Nash died at Coal Castle, Penn, on
the a4th ult., she was ia years and . months
old.
AN old soldier Of Napoleon's has Just died
in jefferson county, Missouri. HIS name
was Christopher Ehlers, and he was lO2 years
of age.
MRS. SARAH DREW, of Halifax, is 100
years of age. She has just conclule d to join
the church, and has united with the Congle-
gationalists.
WITH health, sight and memory good,
Mrs. c. Smith still lives in Middletown, n.
Y, al the age of 103 years. Only two OF her
eleven children are living.
THE mother of Mrs. Thomas Foran, OF
Fairfield, n. Y, enjoys excellent health, al
though los years Ct age. She never eats
more than one meal a day. She danced at
the wedding of q granddaughter five years
aon
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NEWsY GLEANINGS

THERE are 1900 professional wrestlers in
Japan.
THE lumber cut of Michigan in 1874 was
4,175, 339, PIG feet.
A GAMBLING house in Helena, NJ. T., pays
q license of $3.50.
FERTILE land can be purchased in Mexico
at thirty cents an acre.
TEN negro residents of New York city mar
ried white wives last year.
TRERE is a widow in Birmingham, Ala.
thirteen years old, and she attends the public
school.
NINE. PATTI occupied a box at Kansas City
one night recently, and for the first time
heard Mile. Nevada sing.
THERE are nearly 1000 officers md subor
dinates in the departments of the New York
city and county government.
ENGLAND's navy estimates for 1856 provide
f or the construction Of seventy-three new YES
sells, including eleven iron-clads.
PRACTICAL anatomy is taught in some OF
the schools in New Haven, Conn.,, by the dis
| section of dead cats aud rabbits.
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the faithful, had done my bidding. In
a few minutes two respectable women
from one of the best of the London
Nursing Institutions were within. my
walls.
The train had, of course, been late,
very late. At one or two places on the
line it had almost given up the battle,
and settled down quietly until dug
out; but steam and iron had conquered,
and at last i; did get to Roding. There
William, knowing my dire necessity,
offered such a magnificent bride that
he soon found an enterprising carriage
proprietor who was willing to make the
attempt to force two horses and a Jar
rage over the six miles of road be-
tween Roding and my house. The at
tempt was successful, although the
rate of progression was slow; and
William triumphantly ushered his
charges into my presence.
After giving them time for rest and
refreshment, l explained the nature Of
the case, set out the treatment l
wished to be adopted, and then led
them to Philippa. I left the poor girl
in their charge for the night, then went
to take the sleep of which 1 stood so
much in need.
But before going to bed I saw VII
liam. I dreaded to hear him say what
gruesome sight he had seen that morn.
ing; yet I was bound to learn if the
deed had yet been made public.
Ibid you manage to get to Roding
all right this morning." 1 asked with
assumed carelessness.
II managed all right, SIR said VII
liam, cheerfully.
"Snow deep on the road"
"Not so deep as I fancied 'twould be.
All drifted and blown up one side, like.
I never seen such a thing.
Drift must have been feet deep
this morning. What must it be now,
1 wonder? Something like the Arc
tic regions. I should think, sir !"
For the first time for hours and
hours, a ray of hope flashed across me.
William had walked that lonely road
this morning, and noticed nothing ex-
cept the drifted snow! I remembered
how 1 had placed the dead man In
the little hollow at the bottom Of the
bank. Could it be that the kindly,
merciful snow, which I have already
, described as beginning to form in a
winding-sheet, had hidden and buried
him? That a pure white, shapeless
heap, which told no tales, concealed
for awhile the dark deed from the
world? On that Philippe were well
enough to leave this place tomorrow
We might fly and leave no trace be-
hind US. She might never know what
she had done in her madness. The
fearful secret would be mine alone.
A burden it would be, but n which
I might easily find strength enough to
bear. Bear It'll I could bear it, and
he happy; for something told Inc that
could l but save her from the peril
which menaced her, Philippa and I
would part no more in this world un-
til seath, the only conquerer of such
love as mine, swept US asunder.
Once moreI looked out into the
night. Still the snow-fakes whirled
down. Oh, brave. kind snow! Fall,
fall, fall? Pile the masses on the
dead wretch. Hide him deep in your
bosom. Fall for weeks, for months,
foreverl Save my love and me.
TO BE CONTINUED.