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WOODS HoLL, Mass, February lathe
York, with barge In tow, reports that she was
stuck In the Ice for SO hours, and that eleven
6arges went ashore on Monday night on New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-18

Prof VIM. Winston Valentine, formerly a
Randolph Macon college. died In RiohnO4
yesterday, eyed 67 years
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WITHOUT THE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE
The act correcting the military record of Wick
life Cooper, deceased, late major 9TH cavalry,
so that instead of appearing to have committed
suicide it shall appear that he died by the hand
of duty has become a law without the signature
Of the President.
ASSISTANT PAYMAsTER J. D. DOYLE, Of this
city, who has been on duty on board the Wyan-
dotte at the navy yard, has been ordered to the
Iroqusis, Pacific station. He will be relieved
on the Wyandotte by Passed Assistant Pay
master III. K. Smith, who is well-known here
and who for long time was pay officer on the
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A DEAcoN's IDEA OF A PASTORS DUTY
Some of the police this morning notified the
streets, to clean the snow from in front of the
church. The pastor told q STAR reporter this
morning that he had discovered that one of his
deacons had put the officer up to this, and he
was going to have the deacon shown up for it;
that he heard that the deacon told the police
that it was the pastors duty to shovel the snow
from in front Of his own church.
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THE NAVAL BOARD of inspection has gone to
Portsmouth, N. 81. to inspect the u 9. s. Marion,
to-day. The board will return on Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-18

The PRESIDENTS GUEsTs.-Mr. Stephen B.
French and daughter, of New York, are guests
at the White House.
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General Foreign News.


have issued protest against the criticisms upon
their action in attacking the German socialists
in the funeral procession of Jules Volles Mon
day. They say that they felt compelled in
honor OF the youth and manhood of France, to
oppose the defiance offered by the Germans in
u Haunting their @ % banner in procession through
the foreigners to beware of reopening wounds
that are yet bleeding, and they conclude by
saying: "For ourselves we desire to bear ban
ners torn with bullets, not defiled by mud"
GERMANY's TREATY WITH SAMOA.
LONDON, February .1S.-The treaty under
over W the samoan % no or Navisators fsiands 'ss was
signed on the 10th of last November at Apia,
which is the principal port of the island OF
The ostensible object of the treaty is to secure
good government for the islands. Germany is
to administer the affairs of the state, and the
court fees, fines and revenues from the labor of
prisoners are to be used to defray the expenses
of administration.
The text of the treaty has been published. The
treaty provides for the creation of a council Of
states, to consist Of the German consul, two Sa-
moans and two Germans: This council is en-
Samoans and Of the German residents upon the
islands. A German officer will act as the ad-
visser OF the king, and will serve as judge in all
Prisons are to be erected for the incarceration of
German offenders. The king undertakes to es-
ta6ilsh police force for the protection Of the
Germans. The necessary expenses which will
be incurred In carrying out this arrangement
will be covered by taxes ON the Germans, sup
and prison labors. Germany is allowed to with
draw from this agreement by giving six months
previous notice.
LABoUCHERE AND MR.. CYRUS W. FIELD.
LONDON, February 1S.-The Financial Nescs
this morning contains paragraph contradict
ing Mr.. LabouchereS' statements in Truth re.
gariing Mr.. Cyrus w. Field and the Anglo
American Cable company, and expressing re-
gret that the article from Truth should have
been copied In the Financial Meas.
MRS. LOWELL SINKING SLOWLY.
LONDON, February 1S, 1:3O p m.-Mrs Low.
ell Is sinking slowly. No hope is entertained OF
her recovery. She suffers no pain to-day.
Not q DynamiteP.
SON OF o'DONovAN ROSA REPUDrATEs HIS
FATHERS METHOD OF WARFARE
DUBLIN, February 1S.-In an interview at
Skfbbereen with O'Donovan Rossa's son to-day
Rossa said to q reporter that he had never heard
OF Cunningham until he was arrested, TIE
young man declared that he does not at all APP
prove Of the use Of dynamite. He repeated his
former statement that he had been travelling In
France and Ireland, and denied that he had pre-
sided or was to preside over any secret council
Of dynamiters at Paris.
Convicted OF Killing His Daughter.
LAWRENCE, MASS, February 1S.-The Jury
In the case OF James Sheridan on trial for man
slaughter in causing the death of his thirteen
year OLD daughter Annie, ON January 1S, by
brutal treatment, this morning brought in q
verdict OF guilty. The prisoner was much
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Thomas B. Meday,
for ten or twelve years a transient guest at the
National hotel, in this city, died suddenly yes
terday of hemOrrhage of the bowels. He was q
deceased and Orville Grant, Gen. U. 8. Grants
brother, married sisters. He was about forty
years old The remains will be taken to Eliza
beth, N. j., for burial-his Wife's native place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-18

LIVINGSTON, MONT. February Is - 1t is
ceived from Washington at Gardiner, that a
bill to restore the northeastern corner of the
National park to the public domain had become
a law, in a few hours night stampede was or
ganiZed and all valuable coal and mineral lands
in that part of the park were covered with loca-
tion notices,
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CORsON q MCCARTNEY, BANKEKs,

/ CORSON & MCCARTNEY, BANKERS,
Glover Building, 14I9 Est.
Washington DC.
Deposit Accounts subject check at sight received
from Firms. Corporations and individuals.
Government Bonds. state. Municipal and Railroad
COLLECTIONS Of Drafts, Notes Dividends and Coupons
made throughout the United States, Canada and Eu-
Private telegraph wire direct to our New York and
Philadelphia correspondents. fig
Tlcs OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
49, DISTRICT COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGToN, February 10TH. 1855.
BY authority Of the act OF Congress approved Febru
order in the District of Columbia it is
ordered:
ss see9Sp T That t, from HALEPAsT ELEyEN
IEBRUARY untn afteI the passage Of the procession
hng alSngn the Ceremonies OF the dedeaiDn of the
forming the procession shah be allowed VIII be
perited TO Occupy or nr,de with vehicle 70
An All the space between the curb lines on 81. -
| the space Pennsylvania avenue between the south
curb line and The north side of railroad track from
lines 18th street from the center line Of New
1ork avenue TO Pennsylvania avenue, and on Penn
o sm sh aas
n9 f9e the north rirod s1r' r Line and the south side
Peace Monument and all the space between the curb
lines on lst street from the Peace Monument to the
the roadway through the grounds of the Capitol to the
eastern front thereof and three hundred feet east Of
Sec 2. During the period named In section one Of
this order no person shall be allowed to intrude with
Within s e H1 as
in said section, except as provided in section four
der within the Capitol grounds from period of the
arrival of the procession until the ceremonies at the
Sec L. Any contravention of this order without spe-
ei permission or from ,he pSee on duty along ,he line
fine OF mol more than twenty five dollars ~
&C. S "a q, '"e WTTIr.w rrNp.I, c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

rs THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC Asso-
lJ--Ia CATION viii hold its regular weekly meet
ing WEDNESDAY EVENING, February Is, at III
requested JOHN T. NORRIS, President.
y. SARDo. Secretary. n63t
~ NOTICE. HEREBY NOTIFY ALL
- Telegraph and Telephone companies to re
noye all wires from the roots of buildings 81
7th St NV, by March 1st, 1855, shall cut them
OF lflG3tI WASH b. WILLIAMS.
r. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
- The members of HERMIOSE LODGE, No.
H. requested TO meet the Castle Hall of Deca-
tllr lodge No D. new Market FIall, High ST. George
town, on IHCRSBA Y MORNING, February 10, at
1880 o'clock. To participate in the 2Ist Anniversary
Parade OF the Order.
i3y order of the Lodge. n44t
Tf~S-s JNo.. a. PRESCOTT, REAL Estate
- Broker, is now located in his new Office in
the Kellogg Building, 1416 street northwest
where he has perfect facilities for the transaction Of
the Real Estate business in all its branches.
Fine Residences sale. Houses in all parts of the
CITY. The choicest Building Sites in the northwest
and in all other locations. \ speciality is made in
the of houses from the lowest to the highest
value. The best Of exercised in this special
brach
Money loaned at the lowest rates of interest with
great consideration 10 security.
All business viii be transacted in strict fidelity.
Public patronage Is solicited Telephone 1862.
Notary Public. ja16-1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEMBERS OF UNION LODGE. No %.
LbCA X. of p, are requested to meet at Castle
Hall. 1917 street, THURSDAY, February 49, at L \,
o'clock to participate in the anniversary celebration
1t* BY ORDER CHAIR COM
Osa celsior Lodge, No. Ii, X. of p, Is requested
to NEE: at their Castle Hall TOMORROW MORN
ING at IL: so O'clock to participate in the parade
BY order of the Lodge.
1t B. F. EVANS, K. of r. and g.
Tf-Ss 4. OF p. - LODGES INTENDING no
D~es parade on the 10th instant are notified that
If they so desire they can assemble at 9th st. and
Pennsylvana ave. and be escorted to the parade
ground Mounted Assistant Marshals will be furnished
with sashes by the general committee
1t A. L. SMITH, Secretary.
Tf~ o. o. F.-THE GRAND ENCAMP-
- MENT will hold special session O-MOR-
ROW CThursday) EVENING at 750 O'Clock, for the
consideration OF matter of importance:
by order. JOS. BURROUGHS,
II Grand Scribe
THN PASSENGER FARES, DISTRICT OF
O--AA COLUMBIA.
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Not . Dynamiter.


I'm the case OF James Sheridan on trial for man
slaughter in causing the death of his thirteen
year old daughter Annie, ON January 49, by
verdict OF guilty. The prisoner was much
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of COMPTROLLER of the Currency

CENTRAL UNION MISSION,
49, 9O9 Pennsylvania avenue Cup stairs).
Gospel Services every night 730 o'clock.
ALI are invited. ja24-1m
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She Says She is Guiteau's Sister.
A FEMALE SwINDLER WORKING WEST VIE
GINA TOWNS.

CAMERON, ". VA, February 1S.-A WELL
dressed woman, intelligent and plausible, came
TO this place about a week ago and stopped at
the best hotel, where she represented herself as
Mrs Scoville, sister of Guiteau. She said she
was looking for timber land, and succeeded in
victimiZing merchants and Others here to the
extent of quite a large sum. She suddenly dis
appeared, and it is now aScertained that she
has been 'doing' the towns in the interior Of
the state for some time past
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NAVAL ORDERS OF LOCAL INTEREsr.-Lieut.
r. 81. Mclean ordered to appear before the re-
t1ring board. Passed Assistant Paymaster
Henry r. Smith to the receiving ship Wyan-
dotte, at Washington navy yard, Goth instant.
Lieut.. &. NJ G. Brown has reported his return
rom the Pacific station and has been detached
from the Lackawanna, 10th instant, and placed
on sick leave. Passed Assistant PaymaSter j.
f. Cam detached from the Iroquois on the re-
porting of his relief and ordered home. Assist
ship WyandOtte, Goth instant, and ordered to
the Iroquois, Pacific station, per steamer 2Sth
instant Passed Assistant Engineer John G..
kefer from the Despatch and ordered to duty in
sistant Engineer George w. Roche from the
washington navy yard and ordered to duty on
board the Despatch.
LIEUT.. w. NJ. WOOD has relinquished his
years leave of absence, which was recently
granted him, and has been ordered to duty in
the equipment department of the Washington
navy yard, under Commodore Schley.
PERsoNAL-Senator Chace was rendered q
reception by personal and political friends in
Providence on Monday evening, after the
delivery there of an address on the subject of
protective tarfH.-M. T. de RoutkOwslxy, of
the Russian legation; Nathaniel Wilson and
Marshal McMichael were registered in New
York last night--Ex-Represent Leonard
Myers, OF Philadelphia, is at the Rggs.-Sen-
ator cameron, of Pennsylvania, now in Florida,
had two hemorrhages during his brief stay in
river.--Mr. G. c. Callan, formerly of Washing
ton, and now of the Missouri Pacific railroad
Is at the National.-SenatOr Jones' of Florida
IS confined to his room by very severe cold
man, state commissioner of labor and Hon.
THOMAS ShacklefOrd, member of the legislature
OF M1sSonr1, are in the city to attend the we'd
ding of Lieut.. j. o. Finks tonight.
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r. TO LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS AND
Da SOLICITORS.
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE Co. BUILDING

4 III LIZ INSURANCE AGENTS AND
49, SOLICITORS.
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE Co. BUILDING
BALTIMORE.
THE MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE co OF
BALTIMORE having established branch Office at
5l9 9Th St, Washington, u. c., under the manage
ment of Mr.. L. l. BLACKBOARD, is prepared to offer
contracts for brokerage and commission for all salts
factory business By this arrangement agents and
pany, receiving full general agents compensation
The two offices are connected by telephone This
company has been organized more than 20 years and
every claim against il has been promptly paid with
out resistance. delay OK compromise in any cave.
GEO. p. THOMAS,
nl-w,fm6t President
Tf~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT
D~A ONCE Of Comptroller OF the Currency,
WAsHINGToN, February 10th, 1855.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented TO the
undersigned, II has been made TO appear that "The
National Bank of the Republic Of Washington, in the
District of Columbia has complied with all the pro-
visions of Congressto enable National Bank
ing Associations extend their corporate existence
and for other purposes approved July ~, 1882:
Now, therefore, /, HENRY W. CANNON, Comp
froller OF the Currency do hereby certify that The
National Bank Of the Republic, Of Washington" in
the CITY of Washington In the County of Washington
and District of Columbia, is authorized 10 have
ceson for the period specified in its amended articles
OF association namely until close of business on Feb
ruary IA, 1905.
In Testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of
office this 10th day of February, 1856.
n2lm Comptroller Of the Currency.
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FLRES.-About 2:46 o'clock this morning fire
was discovered in the store Of D. c. Turner's,
by D. c. Turner. Damage about So, 900; partly
insured; cause of fire eunknown.-Fire in house
No. ATS maryland avenue southwest caused
about $5 damage. Cause of fire placing hot
ashes in box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-18

SOLO1EAS In IhE CIVIL SERVICE.
Representative Millard, Of the committee on
reform in the civil service, to-day submitted a
minority report signed by the republican men,
bers OF the committee in favor OF REPRESENTATIVE
Taylors bill to prohibit the discharge of honor.
ably discharged soldiers or sailors or dependent
relatives from any office in the civil service of
the United States except for cause The report
ployes have o claim upon the gratitude of the
nation that cannot easily be compensated,
They saved the country from Acknowledgement
and dishonor. We submit that it is but Iust
and proper recognition Of their claims that
they should be retained in the government
service SO long as they can faithfully and EN-
ciently perform their official duties The Bill is
eminently just In its provisions, and should be
passed, with the following amendment: 1T
shall not apply to the class OF officers embraced
In the original tenure Of Office act passed March
Sd, 1867, and amended April 9th, 1861"
PROPOSED AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE TO
EUROPE.
Representative Clardy has been instructed by
the committee on commerce to favorably report
to the House Representative ]. ]. Adams bill
authorizing the registration of certain steam
ships as vessels Of the United States. The ves-
sells are to be constructed by o company moor
porated under the laws OF New York, with q
capital of $1O,OOO,OOO. They are to ply be-
tween New York city or some port on Long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-18

H.. Brooches,
D~S 1911 r STREET,
The French Restaurant National theater, which
Is well renowned for excellent cuisine, has
opened French table GhOte Dinner, with pint i'm
ported Caret included 81. REGULAR breakfast. 65c.
Lunch, Zoe Dinner. .Jc BY tia bill of fare spe
caty- FirSeclass in every respect for ladies' and
tleEIen. GUS. BROCHE,
ExChief Cook at the White House Proprietor
Will Accommodate 90 gentieD for the Dedication
and Inauguration with room and board. Film
TE-, MRS. BROWN. (COLORED).
DNA OF NEW YORK CITY,
will give her well-known Me6Cated Electric and
Steam Baths ut 500 Missouri w FILM
~ CHRISTMAS GOODS.
- In addition To my large stock of GAS FIX
JURES have Fancy Porcelain Lamps, Fancy
Brass LAMPS, ETas> Andirons, Fire and Fenders
Also. a l2rge assortment of BRASS ORNAMENTS,
Fancy Porcelain Powered Vases, Baskets. etc.
DIS 53l l5ti, street. Corcoran Building.
~ THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
~ Residents IS particularly called to PIIOS-
NiTf- the new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
and Safeguard against Malaria For sale areated by
the glass in bottles by w &. MlLBUR RN, sole In
ventor and Manufacturer, l429 Pennsylvania
apl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-18

Opposed to the Barbour Amendment
The Federation of Labor last evening adopted
a resolution disappearing of the amendment
offered by Mr.. Barbour to the lien law and in
favor Of something more uniform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-18

Tl-@@s REMOVAL.
Law offices of W. PIERCE BELL removed to s25 F
street. dI3-3m
~ DR. II THOMPSON MURRAY, DENTIST
D~s 1910 + street northwest,
over Schmidt & Son,
ja221ms Importers
r. ROGINSKI & IEWIS, THE WELL
eoS street northwest. Telephone call, 1898. All
orders promptly attended to. ocI3~9m
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL
l~E1es meeting of the Stockholders of the Ma
TIOSAL LIFE AND MATURITY ASSOCIATION
OF WASHINGTON, ID. C., for the election of Eleven
Directors for the ensuing year. and for the purpose of
before the stockholders in general meeting, Will be
held at the principal Office OF the Association. 1918
street northwest. Washington. d. c. the hour of IL
O'Clock M. on MONDAY, February .,tSd, 1850 The
polls will be open from II m until 2 r.
III. BROWNING. President
p :. RIDDELLE, Secretary. e111,I4,1S,21
rs III BER.
Having hand upwards of 100000 feet of
BUILDING AND HARDWOOD LUMBER,
and desirous Of making room for incoming stock,
offer for this month extra inducements in all grades
And in order 10 meet ard supply Your wants.
which we guarantee 10 do, postal addressed To US
shall have prompt response.
W1. MCLEAN & SON,
18th snd streets northwest,
f9 and 14th. between B and G streets northwest
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-18

We ore still doing frst.cIass job
printing at % per cent leps than any
other Office Ia the city-because we
are practical printers and do our Oacn
Dork, and don't have to add on so per
cent. for labor. If you don't believe
Il give as g trial and we will convince
you.
Soon our milliners will be ANNOUNCE
Ing their Spring opening. We are
prepared to print you artistic circu-
lars 81 city prices.
The March cold wave struck this
section yesterday, and the weather
has grown colder ever since.
The announcement Of the appoint
ment Of M. VIM. 7 Iglehart as
postmaster Of Annapolis, caused quite
> ripple on the smooth surface Of our
post Office officials this morning.
The cold snap last night bad the
effect to form q thin coating of ice
over the docks ia our city.
The EVENING CAPITAL is read by
more people than any other paper
published in Annapolis. If you
don't believe it ask your neighbor
what city paper be reads.
oysters are quite PLENTIFUL q
packer said this morning, but the
market is dull, duIl.D
The work Of filing in and grading
the park ct Market Square was begun
yesterday.
The funeral Of Mrs. e. g. CAN'T,
will take place tomorrow from her
late residence at l O'Clock, .. 10.
Do you want envelopes or letter
paper printed st fraction above the
wholesale price of stationery Do
you want bill heads or statements,
notes, receipts, blanks, cards. tags,
posters, circulars, reports, or any
form Of printing that may be devised
printed in style 7 Then call ct the
CAPITAL Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-18
laiinsrg and 0msU @oods.
FALL and WINTER MILLINERY
The Misses Stewart & Sullivan,

The Misses Stewart & Sullivan,
HAVE just received full and care
IL fully selected stock Of Millinery,
Notions and Fancy Goods, and are now
prepared to furnish all of the lates
styles in trimmed and untrimmed Hats
and Bonnets.
They have also q nice line Of en-
broadery silks, worsteds &c. Stamping
neatly done at short notice,
Ladies and .Childyen's UssderCe0r q
Specially.
MISSES STEW ART q SULLIVAN,
sep26tf 81 Main Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-18
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Painter and Paper Hanger,
No. IS Prince George St.,
ANNAPOLIS, Md.
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4 CslIIaI0n VIZ Canvaaa.hack Dueks.

The purser Of the steamship Roa.
noke, arrived Ut Norfolk, reports that
on Sunday night, as the ship was
coming down James river with her
electric light ii full blaze, she ran iii.
to s flock Of canvass.back ducks of
Kitty Point and played sad havoc
with the dainty birds. Country
ducks, Il must be remembered. are
not familiar with Edis0n's invention,
and were completely paralyzedn By
les brilliancy. They few Into the
rigging aud against the house, and
some one hundred Of them fell dead
On the deck Of The ship, to say noth-
ing Of large number which tumbled
into the water. This beats our An
napolls gunners ali hollow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-18

One inch, one day, 70 cents two days,
500 three days. 91.20 one week. 81 100;
two weeks, $500. Liberal rates made
with those advertising By the month or
year. Local notices and political Or spe-
oial communications, cents per line.
Ordinary announcement OF marriages
and deaths free. but obituary notices will
be charged for at one-haf the usual rates
q advertising.