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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-18

heth eyes l'Sht upon the very We"
"a glimpse OF the "hl'e mafoie man
si"h, with IT'S tower ana 'oSsIas' any an q
'he "lnuih8 river oey ohu, seen 'liH Il
otSaN III 'i'e 'ie's iii0'i ''l0 ''"'
oeen "ishlhg 70 pot OIL canvass "el
sell. :.
"on, no" vel you nave o.he 'na',
she crieS l,hp"'Si'r'S, forgetting ere'y
thins IN the art'Sts pleasure. ! was
gong TO 'fS 'he same mug III out an an
sure 'le perspective ~ ''Gro.' m ~; i'e'
our GIs'a'c" Is E'e'1Sc.' " l'"' u''
,anc1a nave sach "h 81 g. 'tol me H' ;
instead "i 10, ans aI tht'n 'eIllll' ~ - y
as should s!' "n'' iose M S7'' i"
them: hey ara" me lAto 'f'a'h-
ian4'
like me princess nom you were
'a'Ni"g aoou' ''oi'Pn' ''oi'.P1,n ago, o'ss' ;'..' -.
t" Iae S"n"g man WIZ !. 'I'isIIl,s' 9"e
s''''le "nueF us S""'t o''.'D III. ny
"oh. dld you hear cries Eilzaneth,
crlmsonlng. They look al each other
and both laugh. Somehow. Eiizaoeth
feels as II she had known TINS Young
fellow always. mere IS so'he."'h
80 iran a'o .Aa"iy ~ ms h".oso'he !,
''y'Sh lace ana vet ne can ~! ! p' 80
much Of boy, either. MISS Eiizdotih
with the.dignitv Of her twenty wears,
Is rather gwen 10 regarding young
l'en as boys NJ the Inst 'iu-h
''If you viii allow me. | think | can
give you a point or tw".' he says.
slunciug at the rough iuciplent sketch
on her easel. And in moment more
lie has taken her place aud is welding
her brush with finn, practical strokes.
He huits rs brow tr.fle as he works,
and i instantly absorbed. Elizabeth
wonders how She ever could have
thought him boyish looking. In 4
few minutes he looks mp and meets
her eyes with a smile. The sketch
has already different txpressIon- has
gained force and dlrectness.
"Ah." sighs Eliza. eth, chow de
licLtful to be able to paint that way !,
Nv efforts are so crude and lame. Bot
then can't work IS should for !
haven't time. Il is oaly during my
vacation in summer thai can Indulge
my love for my canvass ana brush.
To b. able 10 paiut all Gay long
that's nv ideal"
II thought your idea was connected
with that house there with ges-
tprr toward it-"aud fairy tale prin
cesse and so on" he remarks, with
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tt male make an ma
evidence the goods increased from p
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Jul Mary ; 10 nj res t o
only doso
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HARTFORD, CONNT.

1--WE COMPANY WAS org ,nized N 1866 and
i did business upon the Eudo~nen, and An
nuty Plan until the fall Of 1879 when they
adopted the safety fund system, by which plan
they can now carry insurance at less than half
the cost of the Old time companies
Tie safety fund readers the payment of every
policy TO tbs very last mar, an absolute GER
tainty.
A man of forty years old can carry on.
houssDd dollars on his life, and thus secure
that amount to his family at bis death, bv the
pas meut OF about ten dollars year, and when
he has paid his ten dollars additional into the
safety fund, aud HIS been a member for fre
wears, I is payments will be greatly reduced by
ivid-nds declared every six months The
safety fund is already over $500 600 and is rap
IDLY increasing. They have a cash capital of
$3.50 600 and assets amounting to over one and
"A million.
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DIED.


ysas SSiEs Dane: Inaans sisssI SAEYr Dfvof%.
sGRSsg ssSsiRsFY LIZ sYs IS. s
Fanra ' % iaRe place ysss s sss A.
S Si at ,hs Iss,dencs Of her son I'D Bennet,
BE sERG GER On February Ieth 1855. g $50
shs long aad ear * h sss VIM 10
Funeral win take place nom II. late rsa.a.nas
.,is5 SsiaiiVss and friends ifs Ts.Dssy isSi;s
cAUsTFN Monday, February 1e. 1885, ct ten q.
m, islpoRA C., widow Of the late Manuel C. caoS
Notice of funeral hereafter. %
@NTEk On Fe SnS lsth 1885 q r. ecss
May his soul rest In peace.
Funeral from his late residence, All First street.
fnary I'm. at $50 p N. Friends ana rslsuy. are
respectfully invited 70 attend.
SamSE MhE wEfsqsry asS asss
Florence lorenzo 3, and md Tie late William Crane:
p a., FRA ,ScIs Y ESSEN, aged sorsS:dys ven.
Tsi.sy ts'hoiie %ssfnen' at Hos Ssss
WARD B. KELLY, in the twenty fourth yeal Of BIZ
age afey long and painfni innes' the beloved h
Funeral win take place from hi. late rssidsnse, 72e
North Capitol street. on Tuesday 18th instant q haH
past two Relatives and friends Of the unity
respectfully invited 10 attend
KIDWELL On February 10th, 1885, Of hiD ro6-
dence in Georgetown, JOHN l. KIDwELI, IA the
sixty sixth year of bis age
Notice of funeral hereafter
Rockville papers please copy.1
OGDEN. On Sunday, February 10Th, 1856. q
pneumonia. JEANNE MCLAUGHLIN, sgea two
years, youngest daughter Of Mary AgAsta and Herbe
Gouverneur Ogden.
Funeral nom i0i2 Seventeenth street, on Tuesdsy,
at two O'Clock.
1855, MIR. s. ID. WOODBURY..
Internent In Philadelphis On "wednesday, yshru-
airy 18th.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
THE LATEST FROM ALBANY.
THREE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET
SAID TO BE FULLY DECIDED ON.
Bayard for Secretary Of State, Manning
fOr the Treasury and Garland for At
tOrney General-vitaS Lamar and
Thurman Also Thought Probable APP.
p0infments-The Mugwumps to be
RECOGNIZED.
Special Dispatch to THE EvENNaSrAR.

special Dispatch to THE EvENNaSrAR.
ALBANY, N. Y, February 16.-There is the
best authority for the statement that President
elect Cleveland has virtually decided upon all
but two or three members of his cabinet. and
that those whom he designs for these positions
Will be consulted this week, SO that if possible
the entire cabinet will be anpouncsd by Mr..
Cleveland before the end Of this week or early
next week.
1t Is asserted ON as good authority as anything
short of a distinct declaration from Mr.. Cleve-
land could be, that Senator Bayard will be Sec
rotary of State; Mr.. Daniel Manning, Secretary
OF the Treasury, and Senator Garland, Attorney
General, with the likelihood that Mr.. Villas will
receive the War department and Senator La
mar the Post Office. Whether Or not Mr.. Nc
Donald shall be Secretary of the Interior is I'M
certain, but the presumption seems against his
entrance into the cabinet.
RECOGNITION FOR THE MUowUMPS.
There is a confirmed report that ex-senator
Allen g. Thurman will reach this city this after
noon, and that he will be offered the Interior
department. 1t is believed that the Navy de
partment will be awarded to Massachusetts,
man of the Gastono or Endicott mould as a rec
ignition Of the mugwumps Of the country. It
begins to look as if the cabinet would be COM
pleted and announced before the end Of the
week.
1t is reported that Col. Villas will reach AL
bany before evening, and that Mr.. Mcdonald is
also expected
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The Revolution in Colombia,

THE WHOLE COUNTRY IN AN UPROAR AND COM
MUNICATIoN WITH BOGOTA CUT OFF.
PANAMA, February 5.-The country Is in a
complete uprOar communication with the ill.,
terror is entirely cut off, and, regarding the con-
dition OF affairs in BogOta during the past
month, nothing is known. No word has been
received from there since January 9Th. Official
bulletins claim that the government forces are
triumphant everywhere These reports, how
ever, are not confirmed.
One of the bulletins published recently reads:
'The rebels are in force at Gambia, while of ours
Ayarsea is at Janefano Plain, Morgan is In the
little town Of Boyaca, Rueda Ramon is in Tur-
meQue, and Aldana is ip Chaconta. They were
to have attacked The rebels on the 9Th, but re-
ceived orders from the government not to
make the attack until they had been reinforced
by 5000 men, who were on the march from
BogOta, and who should reach the camp about
the sixth or seventh.
Rogiero Lopez was defeated Of Cucuta with
heavy loss. In Ocana the rebels were tri-
umphant, and seized the town, but were subse-
quently defeated. Several skirmishes have
taken place with General Hernandezs out
posts at Gambia. Later advices dated Curiti,
January 9Th, stated that Hernandez had aban-
dOned his camp, owing to bis losing many men
by desertion, and that he has gone to Garzoa.
A message from Boyaca states that Cundin-
arnasca and Boyaca have risen en- maSse on
behalf OF the government, and that 5000 men
are in pursuit of Hernandez. On the 9th inst.
the government forces attacked Cuenta and
after five hours tight captured the town. Many
were killed on both Sides
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baltimore Marketu.

BALTIMORE. Mn, February le-virginia saxa
consolidated, 42fs; pass-due coupons, IS; new Tee
fcrties, IS; Virginia new thrses. % bid to-day.
mlddling ii. Flour steady. with modersse insuiry-
extra iSsses sns 90 Vanity S,%ils 4 sisS m d
SUPER 2. 5a3.oo DO extra, 315a2 IS do. Rio erepdA
30; Patapsco family $50; dosuperltve pstenio as,
Whest-soathern firm aud quiet western eeser aud
duh; southern red. eSae6; southern amber, ysses.
No. 4 Maryland, 90 bid No. ~etern winter red.
reot, SShassA; February. SsiasSSts, March, SeNA
se@' April, siaslls; May, sSsssh July. eSasA
firmer southern white. 6SaSS; southern yellow.
CLASP; western mixed, spot, 4etaAVSs; FVbruery.
4s7sa4els; March, s.s.a4s steamer. 40 ASKED osts
steady and quiet-southerp 35a:ss; western white.
SASS; western mixed, 3ia3d; Pennsylvania, 3sa3s.
prime to choice Penns,lvsn and Maryland 1900
1900 Provisiops steady and euiet-ness pork. OLD,
l3 * %; new, lSee Bglk meats ~hoalSsu and e,esf
f RIB, sides =, 81, hams. i2ssiS L.rs-rehnsd ~
ssSs, Eggs steady 2.s2s petroleum. pOmnslI5.s, n.
oaFgees orsinss5y 70 fair, ssaep SUGAR 1rn end
Whisky nomlnally steady, l2oal. q. Freight. %
-four. sed; grain, 4d. RecspS-kosr asta 6srrsls:
wheat, 10000 bushels corn, 1855 90 bushelg Gate.
1000 bushels rye. 100 bushels. sbipments-wheaS
iOo0 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels Sales-vhees,
lS3 600 bushels; corn 210 600 busheiS
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BROS, Auctlonsers.

TATE, CORNER OF NORTH AND NORTH
THE COOKE MANsioN, CORNER OF tF WASH ASH
GE0RGETOWN, D. c.
BY virtue of deed of trust 70 me. dated on -
The 18th day of February, 1883, and recorded IL
n Llber l13 folio 95, of the land records for FL
ENTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY A ID IsS5 al
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all of lot nine 90 and parts
OF eight tS and ten flo} in square six hundred ard
District of Columbia, described follows Begin at
northwest corner of lot nine ~. and east with
then south eghtyseven 80 feet two ~ inches: then
west one hundred and twenty-five 122l feet to n
west line Of lot eight 81 and then north eighyssveu
(s4 feet two (2l inches with North Capitol street TO
And ON WEDNESDAY the EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY \. u. 1855. at FOUR O'CLOCK Y
town, In said District, described follows Beginning
n the southeast corner of Washington and toddert
streets and run south with the side of Washing
ton street Two hundred and three and nine-tentHs
tugtOn street. one hundred and twenty l2Ol feet.
thence north and parallel to Washington eleven
feet thence north one hundred and nnety-two 1872
feet 70 StOddert street and thence west with Stod
dert street one hundred and fifty $50 feet to the
The lasdescribed parcel Of ground is improved by
. large Brick Mansion House, formerly occupied BY
shs late Gov Henry d. Cooke, and fine brick stable
cash; balance In equal payments In ID and two
, years with interest at six per per annum uI
az pale, secured by trust deeds the property or
al cash. at option OF purchaser. A deposit of $500
required Oh each piece al time of sale Conyevauc-
Ing At purchasers cost If terms of sale are not
complied with in ten llO) days from day of sale the
f9stse reserves the right 10 resell risk and
f3d&ds JOHN NJ. BUTLER Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-16

DR.. Charles Packard, Mr.. John Eelly's
a SVTk S
convalescent.
Rumors that dynamiters are at present in
Quebec are again prevalent. A double guard
ings, at the citadel and other public buildings.
Gov. Cameron, Of Virginia, has ordered the
cision Of the United States courts directinr
4hem to receive coupons in payment of taxes
A great snow slide swept through the mining
camp Of Alta, In Utah, destroying three-fourths
OF the town and killing sixteen persons.
La Pot'Id, Mexican paper, vouches for the
truth Of the phenomenon of a woman Of the
one day. All died, but the mother lives.
Another charred body, that OF Thomas Rusk,
was taken ti from the ruins of the Blockley aims
The miners commissary having been ex.
hausted notice was given In the Hooking Val.
Ley sunday for the strikers to get work where
Fearing that she was about to become blind
Miss Ada Armstrong shot herself dead at Gin.
Nancy Sass %ilmore, who IT is claimed wa.
born In North Carolina about 17.0. died in VIII
Nj. Gladstone has sent letters to his sun.
porters impfesstng upon them the Importance
Of their Prssence at the opening OF parliament.
Of appearing in Paris theater this season.
There are said to be 1000 Italians in Phila-
delphia under contract to the padrones.
brothers at the head Of the famous Drexel bank
ing houses in Philadelphia, New York and
Paris, died suddenly yesterday afternoon.
The Exchange bank, of Belleville, O. has failed.
II Is said the cashier absconded with 5000 OF
the depositors' money.
Chief Of Police Braun, OF Pittsburg, died after
short Illness Sunday. 1t was Braun who some
months ago arrested the Austrian consul at
Pfttsburg because he refused to haul down the
Austrian Dag from the consulate.
Presidentelect Cleveland has written to the
president OF the Americas club, saying IL will
be impossible for him to attend the climbs re<sen-
ton at Phfladolphia this evening
The Baltimore Order OF the Oriols has cou-
cold at auction.
The National Cotton Planters' association re-
commend Hon. 7. c. Morehead for commits
etoner OF agriculture In the event Of that posi-
ton being made Q cabinet ONCE
Dr. Garrett, physician OF Woodville, Pa,
oied SATURDAY morning from an overdose OF
chloral, taken, It Is thought while temporary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-16
A Neat Train Robbery.

TRAVELLERS In TEXAS RELIEVED OF THEIR
CASH IN A VERY GENTEEL MANNER.
GALVESTON, Texas, February 16.-A dispatch
to the Ne,es from HARDWOOD, Texas, says: Two
men boarded passenger train on the Calves
ton, Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad at
Luling, about 10 o'clock last night, and when
the train was about halfway between Luling
coach were surprised at beholdfng their two fel.
low passengers standing in the center of the car
with handkerchief over the lower portion of
their faces and revolvers In their hands.
The men quietly demanded cash from the
passengers in the coach, eschewing all mention
of jewelry. They made no attempt on the re-
mainder of the train, but jumped from the plat
form while the cars were in motion. II was done
SO quietly and quickly that the passengers in
the other coaches and the conductor knew moth
ing of the robbery at the time. They secured
about $500 in cash, Among the passengers
robbed were George Hodges, of San Antonio; P.
NJ. Wager, of New Orleans, and A. II. Reed, of
Kansas City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-16

DEATH OF DIR. DAMRosCH.-Dr. Leopold Dam
rosch, the distinguished musician, died at his
residence in New York city Sunday. It was
not thought that he was seriously III until an
early hour Sunday morning. On Monday
evening last he conducted the performance OF
"LOhengrin" at the Metropolitan opera house.
He then seemed to be in his usual health. The
next evening he undertook to direct rehearsal
Of the Oratoria society in the Young Mems
Christian association building. In the middle
of the rehearsal he was taken with chill, and
was compelled to stop his work. His illness,
which developed into pleurttic pneumonia, was
not considered serious until three O'Clock Sum-
day morning, when q material change for the
worse occurred. DIR. Damrosch's season Of Ger
man opera at the Metropolitan opera house had
been very successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-16
Still Another Blizzard.

CHICAGO AGAIN SHIVERIN4 WITH THE MER-
Curry Is DEGREES BELOW ZERO
CHICAGO, February 16.-The weather here
and throughout the northwest generally to-day
is again intensely cold At o'clock this morn
ing in Chicago the mercury indicated Is de-
grees below zero. The weather is clear, but the
air is filled with little particles of snow that are
being blown around by the keen wind which
prevails Trains yesterday were somewhat de-
layed by snow.
However, the situation is not regarded as Sc
rious by railroad men. The prospect is not en-
couraging for warmer weather The storm sig
mails are flying. and a further drop of 10 degrees
mercury is 13 degrees below; at st. Paul. 10
below; at Des Moines, 16 below; at Dubuque,
IS below; at Fargo, % below; at jamestown,
IS below, and at Winnipeg, 81 below.
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The District I'm Couereos.
Bills INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE To-pA
AFFECTING DISTINCT rNrrREsrs

Bills INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE TO-DAY
AFFECTING DISTRICT rNTEREsTs.
Mr.. Wilson introduced O bill In the House %.
day to remit the taxes on Sc Johns church.
chapel and parsonage In Georgetown, DC, ana
also bill 10 give the trustees and pastor OF the
&. NJ. T.. church the right 90 60 TO The Court OF
District resulting 10 their property nom public
Improvements.
Mr.. Wilson also introduced a bin authorizing
the Secretary OF the Treasury 20 pay 20 John r.
McChesney $500 and i've per cent interest
nom 1860 for damages done 10 his property In
the District OF Columbia by the Union forces,
and another TO pay sarah King for lumber &c .
destroyed by the Union forces.
Mr. Wilson introduced a bin I'm the House To-
day TO extend the Jurisdiction OF the Court Of
Claims TO all claims against the District of Co
lumbia for damages growing out OF changes oi
grade, &C., since 1870, the determination Of the
court 10 be reached through the consideration
OF the facts I'm the cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-16
The Lisht.weisht Championship.

TORONTO, ONT, February 1e.-George Full
james, the lightweight champion of Canada,
kins, of Winnipeg, for $500 a side and the
lightweight championship. II Hawkins does
not accept the challenge is open to any man
in Canada. The challenge will remain
open for one week and If nobody accepts be
says he will retire from the ring forever. He
has already figured u times in the pugilistic
circle and has only lost one battle. Hawkins,
in letter to the Hail today, expresses eager:
ness to fight Fulijames, and the two men will
probably come together at an early date Harry
Gilmore and Sam Bittle also want to fight Haw-
kinS.
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Baltimore Cellars Flooded.

BALTIMORE, February 16.-A heavy rain
storm visited this city shortly after midnight
and continued up to nearly noon to-day. The
heavy fall of snow on Saturday obstructed the
passage of the'water, and the more depressed
sections of the city were flooded. In many
many cellars were flooded. The northeast wind
drove the water up the Patapsco river, and the
tide rose even with the docks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-16

CHANGES IN THE Patent oFFIcE.-wm. A.
Redmond, second assistant examiner, and Jss.
McElwee, clerk at 81 900, have resigned. The
following promotions have been made: Thomas
ii. Mitchell of Tennessee, third TO second ass
sistant examiner, at 81 1000; Juan Lewis, Of
Pennsyivanian fourth to third assistant exam.
liner, at 81 400; Mrs. Cecilia Kerr, OF Maryland,
clerk, at 81 1000 to $1 200; Miss Virginia r,
6a 0f Sh.o Sna % q pslSs
Robert w. McHenry, or District OF Columbia, .
fourth assistant examiner, has been transferred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-16

THE IRISH NATIONAL LSAaUE.-Pstriek
EGan, president of the Irish National League in
rington, secretary Of the league in Ireland, say
ing that Mr.. Parnell ands It impossible At pres
emit to send two Irish members Of parliament 70
letter also says that funds are needed to meet
the expenses OF the expected general election,
stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-16
The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Keller agt. Ashford; decree below re-
Bryant (habeas corpusC Judgment below
affirmed-do Alley agt. Lyon; decree below
reversed-opinton by Judge Macarthur.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judoe Coz.
To-day, National Bank of Republic agt. Bige-
low; Judgment admitted. Bryan e. Bro, agt
Miller; motion for judgment granted.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Ra0ner.
To-day, Kuhn agt. Kuhn; submitted, Colt.
trustee, agt. Bradley, trustee; motion of defend
ant to limit time to take proof overruled. Tay-
lor agt. Warren; order for commission to get
answer of infant defendant, Edward TayIoe
Perry, at Troy n, Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-16
Wild Scenes At n Revival.

AN OHIO VILLAGE IN RELIGIOUS UPRoAR
OVER THE CONVERSION OF AN INFIDKL.
A dispatch to the Philadelphia Times from
Grand View, Ohio, says: A great revival at Well
Bottom has swept into the church nearly every
body there. Last Friday night Chris Dongei
leading citizen and noted infldel, was converted
The people in their wild joy nearly wrecked the
church. Chairs and benches were broken up
the pulpit torn down and in the ex-
element the preacher was knocked over
and badly cut. One woman went into
trance, In which she yet remains. A pro
cesSion formed and taking Dongel on their
shoulders marched up and down the aisle The
meeting did not close until four O'Clock In the
morning. In the afternoon Dongel became Inc
sane and took all his own money to the
preacher. He locked Jacob Meiser, a neighbor,
In the cellar and compelled Mrs. Meiser to give
up all their money, which he also took to the
preacher. At the night meeting Dongel APP
peared fantastically clad, wearing crown and
carrying a club. He forced the minister from
the pulpit and announced that he was Christ
come to judge the world. In the struggle to
hurt and one probably fatally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-16
Destructive Incendiary Fire.

WELLsBORo', PA, February 16-Cole's hotel
and w. G. Kress' residence at this place were
totally destroyed by fire early THIS morning
and the Methodist church was badly damaged,
The loss is estimated at $35, 900; insurance,
$4,000. The fire was doubtless the work OF an
incendiary. Twenty persons barely escaped
with their lives.