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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-01


PERsoNAL.-Senator Hampton, Delegate
Toole. OF Montana, and Senior Da Costa, secre-
tary of the Brazilian legation, went over to New
York on Saturday.--Mr. Henry E. Rochester,
OF Rochester, N. T., the youngest and only sur.
wing son OF the founder Of that city, is In
Washington visiting his nephew, the paymas-
ter general of the army. Mr.. Rochester was
born in Hagerstown, Nd, more than four-score
years ego, and is still strong and robust.--T.
shelton Smythe, of Washington, was in st.
Louis on Saturday.-Capt. Washington Con.
tent, OF the National Guard Of New York and an
old and prominent member OF the New York
stock exchange, Is at the Riggs, with his BRIDE
---<Cen. n. +. Banks celebrated his 10Th birth.
day at his home At Waltham, Mass. on satur.
day, and was the recipient OF many birthday
offerings and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tive Dibble. OF South Carolina, John G. calhoun,
Of Arkansas, and Huger Wifkinson, Of Dead.
wood, Dakota, are Ct the etropolitan.---A. K
Owen, OF Chester, Pa, IL at the St james,
Zeph. j. Hin. OF Colorado and Col r. r. Looney.
OF Mempnls, are at the National--Sionori De
Annu ana %. CaracctOla and Mile Alma Fob.
strom. OF the Mapleson Opera company, are at
the Mggs--Col ]. 81. Mapleson, Chas. Maple.
son. Signort Del Puente and Raveili and Mile.
Dotu are at the AriinHton.-aeo. C. Perkius.
81 san Ffancisco, Vernona Jarbeau and other
leading members Of the Dun Opera company,
and Signor Giannini aud wife are at WilIard's.
Internal Revenue Commissioner Miller was
detained ct home today by sickness.
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CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY

UZ-ZLN SU6 TN street NV.
ENINE FAMILY GROCERIFcS AT REDUCED
l. PRfCES.-Just receiving, Raisns, Currants. Cit.
ron. Nuts OF ali kinds and Florida Oranges. Creamery
Butter specially Full Cream Cheese l2ia cents per
pound. Cape Cod Cranberries cents per quart New
YORK Bnskwheat 5l2 cts. New York Apples, packed
expressly for family from 81 to 30 per barrel
Also sweet Potatoes and irish Potatoes, which we
guarantees to be frst-class. fu line Of tirsi-class
groceries, selected expressly for family trade which
we are now Offering to cash buyers Ut reduced prices.
Goods delivered free. PROMPT attention given TO
orders received by mail. N A. POOLE, ga La. az,
successor TO Poole Brooke d Co. die
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THE CH1cAeo GROCERY ConpAsY.

Pound Can Tomatoes, 0Sc. dozen.
Pound Can Corn, Csc. DOZEN
Marrowfat Peas, 81 90 dozen.
Early June Peas, 81. rs Dozen
Small May Peas, 81 .9S dozen
Table Peaches, 81. rs dozen.
Finest Table Peaches, yellow white. 81. 90 dozen
Light Brown Suger, She. ID.
Standard sugar, 6l2c. H.
Granuiated sugar, &c. Id.
Cut Loaf sugar, 7A2c. lb
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
Family Flour, 81. 9S bbl.
Best Family Flour, So. 70 Dbl; ST. a. u bbl., TIC
"a Dbl.
Patent Process Flour. So IS Dbl; 81 90 !. Dbl; s5c
A Dbl.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
500 7TH ST., OFFERS:
New Mackerel for 100 kit.
. New Goldfish, 81. h.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
New Buckwheat, DC. H., or 10 lbs. for 35c
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
French Brandy, $500 gallon.
Pure Rye Whiskey. $500 gallon.
I-year-Od Rye Whiakey, $500 gallon.
Send order by mail or telephone 1922.
Goods delivered free to any part Of the city
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The American Cardinal.

EITHER ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS OR ARCH
BISHOP GIBBONS TO BE ELEVATED.
The Odtholic Herald, OF New York, said yes
terday, assuming tospeak on reliable authority,
that the cardinals hat will not be conferred on
Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore, unless at
the cousistory to be held In March two Ameri-
can cardinals will be appointed. Arch
bishop Williams, of Boston,, will undout-
eddy be the next cardinal. Says tue
Herald: His work at the Baltimore
council even marked him for that honor.
His course, IL is claimed, was the most consist
ent with the directions and counsel OF the pro-
pagauda, and much of the good TO arise from
the plenary council may be ascribed to his sug-
gestions there"
A dispatch from New York to the Baltimore
Sun to-day says that the belief in wel-informed
church circles there is that Archbishop Glib
bons, will be made the next American cardinal.
Much reliance is placed on the statement pub
lished by Bishop Gilmour, OF Cleveland, that
the Holy Father has determined TO appoint
Archbishop Gibbons. II Is thought that Bishop
Gilmour received his Information from no less
an authority than Cardinal Simeoni, of Rome.
Little reliance is placed on the published state
ment that Bishop Williams, Of Boston, will be
named.
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GcGG ZEE gRRs ZEE ssss
: y ESH Err EEr ssss
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSrL OIL

e without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the World.
The Mlllers have not only the most perfect Mill,
containing as 10 does all the most improved MaChin-
cry invented up TO the present time, but they produce
Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To
tity Ofths magnificent Flour is shipped annually to
Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of the old
world. We GUARANTEE that it is made from selected
hard wheat Grown in Minnesota and Dakota. 1t Is
an acknowledged fact, that in this Flour perfect
araton of the gutaous particles of the wheat berry
matter has at last been reached and is consequently
more NUTRITIOUS yielding more bread to the barrel
than any other Flour. The best trade admits that
nom Its bread making qualities it Is the cheapest,
unsurpassed by any Flour made. Every sack and
every barrel Is warranted to give entire satisfaction
STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
ever offered to the trade It Is unexcelled by other
Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex-
acting hOnsekeeper and satisfy most fastidcus cpl
cure.
GILTEDGE
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
GOLDEN HILL
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour OF the District. 1t equal In quality to great
many high-priced Patent Flours, whilst it can be
bought for considerable less money We defy compet
tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL, and feel assured that any housekeeper who
tries them will never anything else For sale
by al grocers.
Wholesale Depot, corner LIST st. and Indiana ave.
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The Courts.
COI-RT GENERAL TERM

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Reynolds ast Smith opinion by
Chief justice affirming commissioner Of patents.
In re /. L. Stone tpatent appeall; do. Pepper
agt. shepherd; decree approving purchase.
dismissing bill First National bank OF New
York agt. District appeal dismissed. Estate
A. Nalbrecht; order dispensing with printing.
EQUITY COURT-J'idoe James
To-day, Clark agt. Clark; writ of assistance
ordered. jackson agt Halse; decree tor defend
ants granted. Monkey agt. Dent sale ratified
nisi.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nK AND NINE. SELDEN, 1921 18TH 81. N. w.
- Established 1885. Special treatment for ladies'
remedies prompt and reabie advice Tree and conf.
Dental; terms reasonable. Call or write ta222w*
NJ Rs. DR. ]. SEN Els AND HUSBAND. SUR
l geon and Chiropodist and Manicure, late OF Bos-
ton. C0rls, % cts
Beautiful Nails make beautiful hands Offices 1922
st. NV. Washington, DC: ls0 9Th av, NY. ja233m
nR WHITE: 4 SON, PHYSIOLOGICAL FOOI
~, - S !s l418 Penna. avenue. washing
sittng). admitting all classes gives large expert
enc thereby enabling the treating Of extreme cases
with marked success the advice given be strictly
observed their treatment OF Corns Bunous Fr0stbe
Diseased Nails and other foot ailments affords .
great amount Of permanent RELIEF. jazz
1x AND BUSINESS MEDIUM.
to meet her many friends aud patrons. k-lms
M MANiCURE AND SURGEON CHTRopopfsr
ROOMS AND q VERNON ROW.
ty6 0z6 Fennsylvanla ava
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following Changes from saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
y. G. per. imp. 6s 1891, coin, 1885, bid. D. c. per
year fund 36os, 1924, currency ll6ls bid Melropol-
itan 4: II. stock 100 MD. l021a asked. Washington
Gas. 37l4 bid 3S asked. National Union ms. 1S3.
bid. Columbia ms ~ bid 12as asked. III. IS ms,
ers and chanics Bank Georgetown i52 bid. Penn.
Ie Co. 46 bud. 81 asked. Chesapeake and Pot.
Tel. Co.. 65lA bid, 65a4 asked. u. ) Electric Light,
Go bid 20 asked. w. L. l., first mort. bonds .5 bid,
30 asked.
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Durrr's PunE
Mar w H1skY.

Malt w HIsKY.
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUsrL OH.
PURE AND uNADuLTERATEr
IN USE IN
HosPITALS,
CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS.
INFIRMARIES.
AND PRESCRIBED BY
PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE,
CURES
CONSUMPTION,
HEMORRHAGES
AND ALL WASTING DISEASES
HABITUAL DRUNKENNESS,
INEBRIETY,
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION,
MALARIA,
THE ONLY
PuRE Sr1muLANr
THE SICK, INvALIDS,
CONVALESCING PATIENTS.
AGED PEOPLE,
WEAK AND DEBILTTATED WOMEN.
We have had prepared especially for US by .
great German scientist, an unfailing formula
viii n Is sure and positive cure for Consump
ton, and which can be prepared by any family
bousekeeper raw beef steak and our Pure Malt
Whisky being Of the ingredients) This formula
will be sent under the seal of our company to
any person afflicted with Consumption and
using our Whisky. free of charge, upon receipt
ola two-centst stamp. By the Use Of this formula
hundreds Of supposeu incurable consumptives
have been restored to health and in all cases
where it has been used it has increased the
weight, on an average, at least ten pounds in
month. This result is guaranteed where 1t is
used regularly.
Two ounces of alcohol contain more nutr-
ment than ten ounces of meat. 1t is the cniy
thing that enters the blood vessels without
effort ON the part of the stomach 1t is therefore
peculiarly fitted tor the weak and debiitated.
For sale by dealers and druggists everywhere.
Persons east of the Rocky Mountains unable
to procure it from their dealers can have half
dozen sent in plain case, unmarked, express
Charges prepaid, by remitting six dollars to
The Duffy Matt Whisky CO.,
Baltimore, Md
ANpersons using D,lfys Pure Matt Whisky
are i'arited to dcda themselves Of the services Of
o',r Medical Sa6, at all times, free Of charge.
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I'd EDITION
--latest kilograms to The Star.
BANK FAILURE AT INDIANAPOLIS.
kttztnEer Brothers Cl0se Their Door,
Run ON Another Rank

Run ON Another Bank.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb. 1.-Ritzinger
Brothers bank. established in 1857, which had
done large business among the Germans, did
not open its doors this morning the proprie-
tors, Frank L. and Augustus Ritzinger, having
made An assignment to George B. Yandes. The
papers were executed after midnight. There
mad been talk affecting the standing Of the
bnsk. causing .n guo, falling off in It's
necessitate suspension OF business. The senior
partner, when asked what caused the assign
ment, tersely said the bank had been talked to
Qeatn. While there had been no run on the
bank, OLD customers had dropped Off On Sat
urday two Of the other city banks extended as
sistance, which they coaSidered ample without
=. request OF 1t on the paft of the embarrassed
f1rm, but the par.ners, seeing the turn affairs
were apparently bound to take, concluded to
ask no further aid, and succumbed TO the inev-
itaoie AS yet no statement of assets and liza
oihtles mas been made, and until the schedule
is complete, the partners refuse to talk further
tnan TO say that every dollar will be paid. One
OF the attorneys says the assets will amount to
between $500, 600 and 100000, but much OF
IL IS real estate not easily con-
veftlole. He would express no opinion as to
Inc Liabilities, but they amount to great sum,
II is believed. In banking circles 1t is said Rit-
Fingers have lost 500, 600 within the past nine
which Is the melting cause of the failure The
suspension naturally causes much excitement
ana some 1eellng among depositOrs, and an
angry crowd has surrounded the banks doors
ali morning. SO far there has been no Demon
stration. although much bitter talk is heard. A
but it ia believed they will be able to weather
the storm. This bank is the oldest in the city
ana regarded as the most substantial. No
eject mus been felt by the national banks.
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SUIT FOR ALLEGED FALSE IMPRISoNMENT.-
Alexander L. Mangum has filed a suit Tor
arrest and imprisonment on the 9TH OF March
last
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se13 VIM NJ GAIT & CO.

DUSH! PUSH PUSH!-BEST FAMILY FLOUR
L So 75 per barrel: Tomatoes 3-pound cans. BIOS
per doz; White Peaches. 3pound cans. 15c per can;
Cooking Hasins, lOc. per pound; Hams (Cassard's).
~ c per pound Cassard's shoulders mice as Haml,
l-ponnnd can fresh Mackerel, l5c. per can: Syrup,
one-third honey, Sc per gallon; 5pound bucket Ap-
pie Butter, DOC; 5 pounds Mnce Meat, Soc. sugar
Corn 9Oc DOZEN Roasted Coffee 121ac 15c. and DOC.
cry Butter. 3Oc pound; 10 pounds Buckwheat. BIC:
Extra Flour 81 so To 4 rs barrel; pounds Nuts for
soc. INDIA TEA COMPANY, AS TIN st. s. w. Tth
street cars pass the door, 'sSend Postal" las
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A NEW JEWISH SKMINARY.-A conference of
rabbis and ministers, In relation TO the institu-
ton OF Hebrew seat OF learning in the east,
was held yesterday in New York. Mr.. Morals
was called TO the chair, and =. II. r. Mendes
acted as secretary. After u long debate, IL was
resolved that q seminary be Instituted in New
York, 70 be called the Jewish Theological Semi
nary. An appeal will be made 70 ali the con-
Hre4ations IN sympathy with the cause TO In
crease their annual assessments. IL was also
decided 70 call q meeting Of representatives of
the different congregations to be held in New
YORK city SUNDAY, March z.
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TWELVE UNION FEMALE "CoMPs"-A dis
patch from st. Louis says: The st. Louis Typo
graphical Union had q long session yesterday
tors on the Post Dispatch for membership. The
girls were all voted into the union and will be
permitted to keep their cases on the paper.
some three hundred printers we're present and
there were only ten votes against the girls. Be
tore yesterday there were only two women Ia
the ST. Louis Typographical Union, one on the
Republican and the other on the GIO6e-Demo-
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l. Real Estate Auctioneer

REAL EsTATE. KNOWN AS PREMISES No.
19 9os, PE sNS A6JA,,, AVENUE NEAR
By virtue of deed OF trust, recorded in Liner go
No. 1904, folio 32S ct seq. of the Land Re :.a
quest of the party secured thereby, We the
signed, Trustees, will SELL public auction. front
ofthe premises. on FRIDAY the TWELFTH DAY
OF FEhkuAkY,A A. D; 1856, at FINE(5) O'CLOCK
p NJ all that part OF LOG numbered five 80 in Car
rolls subdivision Of original Lot numbered q in
square numbered five hundred and seventy-ive 575)
by deed recorded in Lber No. sos, folio ct Sea-
of the land records of said District OF Column
bia-l And also oil that part Of Lot numbered eight
49, ia the same subdivision, situate ard adjoining the
north line Of said Lot five. and between said north
line Of said Lot and public alley, beng the same par
cells Of and premises with the excep
tee, by deed recorded In Iber No. 137 folio 1886
seq of he Land Records Ofthe District of Columbia
and then conveyed by John Htz and wife TO Leon w.
Gulnnand and Others building committee of the Gruth
Nerein, OF Washington, ID. e. recorded In Iiber No.
S75 folio 3d. of tho Land Records Of the District of
Columbia and 10y deed Of said Grut Verein and John
the Land records Of the District of Columbia-inI-
proved by large dwelling house. containing about
taurant" =
Tue terms Of sale: One-third cash. and the balance
In one two and three years for which the promssoSy
notes of the purchaser, with interest six
Per annum: interest payable senannually; principal
and interest secured by deed OF upon The prop
erty. deposit of 500 will be required OF the pnr
cost of purchaser. All and assessments day
OF sale payable out OF the purchase money Terms Of
sale must be complied with within ten days from day
OF sale otherwise the property will be resOd at the
cost and risk OF deiauilns purchaser purchasers
after five days notice in The Evening Star.
EUGENE CARUSI,
4S6 Louisiana ave. NV, r.,s.oo,
w. j. MILLER, AAuS'ee"
a30d&dS 4S6 Louisiana e. NV,
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TOXIN r KELLY,

Z. Ohm r KELLY
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VEAL,
LAMB, MUTTON, &c
CORN BEEF A SPECIALITY.
StalN-6ZS go and $50 Center Market 9Th At. WING.
2O6 and POS Northern Liberty Market.
Marketing delivered free Of charge all parts Of
city. ncl8
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BIER


HUNT. On Sunday, January 3Ist, 1856 AT 40
O'Clock !. m. NEiJiE, beloved wife Of Frank Hunt
In the thirty sixth year Of her age.
Funeral Will take place from st. Pauls church,
twenty third street. on Wednesday O'Clock d Ia.
ke atises aud irienos respectfully invited 10 at
tend pa
McDERMoTT. Sunday. January 3Ist 1856 M
l:3o a. m. FRANCIS NJ, OF John aud Mary
McDermott.
Funeral tuesday. February I'd. 1850 from his la,e
residence 34S ID southwest. friends and reln.
tives invited TO attend a
MOALEl. On sunday, January 31sf, 1850,
fREDIE A, the son of r. n. and NJ Monkey, aged
two years and seven months
When We see a precious blossom
That We tender with such care
Rudely taken from BOSOM
How our aching hearts despair.
Funeral Tuesday, February 2d. nj 3 O'Clock o. m
from parents residence. No 82a sr~e, .oufb.
west. Friends and relatives rogue led 10 attend.
MURRAY. On January 31st. IsS6, of parsly.is
nfter shoft illness. Mrs. MA RssARET AN Nj III.
RAY, the beloved mother OF Mrs T. c. Wheeler in
the seventy-Sisth year OF her age.
Funeral VIII take place February I'd at one O'clock
D. from the residence OF her sonn-l aw 252 sixth
street southwest, ". Friends anu relatives re.
specially invited to attend.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. AuctOneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON i STREET SOUTHEAST, BEING HOUSE
No 513 l. STREET.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in E.kA
liber No !, 80. folio 40 ct seq, of the land s1
records OF the District of Columbia and at the Sal
written request OF the party secured thereby
sell on TU SDAY. the NINTH DAY OF FIBRII-
AIRY A. u. 1856. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front
o. the premises all that certain piece parcel of
ground known and deserted as part of original lot
numbered four "a in square mort OF square numbered
eight hundred and ythree (S53) according the
plat and plan OF the city of Washington. d. G., begin
ming for the same al the northeast of said lot,
running thence west twenty-five feet and onethird OF
inch thence south hundred and fortyfouf feet
and eleven inches the line sad lot, thence
east twenty-five feet and onetlrd inch and thence
north 10 the place of beginning together with all the
improvements, ways, easements, Entertainments and
appurt ances to the same belonging in anywise
appertainng.
Terms: l. cash balance in ] and 2 years notes, to
Dear Interest. payable seinannuaiiy, and to be
cured by deed OF trust on premises all cash at
ton OF purchaser; conveyancihg &c, at purchasers
cost deposit of S1OO required at sale. Terms to be
complied with in days, otherwise The trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and Of the deilng
purchaser. after days public notice of such resale In
some newspaper published in Washington. d. &.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, rr,ataos
1a2Sd&ds FRANK B. SMITH.
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MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marrage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court TO
John Flanagan and Johanna Brown; Columbus
Burgess and Violetta Turner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-01

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-Ofiicers of the Penn
sylvaua railroad company say that already
more than halt of the men i'm the service OF the
company have applied for the benefits OF the
RELIEF department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-01

THE DECREASE IN THE PUBLIC DEBr.-Tbe
debt statement for January will show a de-
crease in the public debt of about So. 25O 900.
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No RECEPTIONS AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
There will be DO receptions of any kind at the
White House this week ON account of Mrs
BNYQrd'S death.
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THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE
The schedule committee Of the American Base
Bail association met NJ PittsbuTg yesterday,
and arranged the schedule OF championship
games for next season. The committee refused
70 make knossn the result Of the meeting fur
Their than "a say HAT the Saturdays had oeen
divided equally, - that each club will have
thirteen saturdays ~ home. Where sunday
games aso played the clubs In those cities wtl
have oQuAa 0ppoftnnitieA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-01

THE ladies Of the cabinet will go TO the station
this afternoon when Mrs. Bayard's remains are
taken TO Wilmington.
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A DvERTISERS CAN LEARN THE COST OF
= any proposed line Of Advertising at TO- r. ROW
Fill Il 20. Newspaper Advertising bureau, 10
Spruce ST.. New York Send lOc tor n IUt5-i,aut
In. rates. al
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JUDGMENTS By THE COURT OF CLAIMs.-The
Court of Claims to-day rendered judgment for
$3.50 in favor of Daniel Donovan, of the Dis
trict office Claimant was paid in that amount
tor services as referee in certain before the
Court OF Claims. The First Controller would not
allow 1T, on the ground that Donovan was an
officer of the government and could not draw
two salaries. The court held that he was not
an officer Of the government and, therefore, was
entitled to the extra pay. The court also rem
dered a judgment of $4,725 in favor of claim
ant in the case OF VIM. J. Landram against the
United States This was q claim for allowances
as collector Of internal revenue.
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Mutiny At Liverpool.
THE LADS ON A REFORM SHIP DRIVE THE OFF
GERS TO SHELTER


GERS TO SHELTER.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Ia mutiny occurred to-
day among the lads on the reiormatory ship
Clarence, which is lying in the Mersey. At
precOncerted signal the lads in a body attacked
the officers with Delaying pins, fire arms and
other weapons. The officers drew their re-
vOlvers and fired into the mutinous crowd and
tried in vain to force them to lay down their
weapons and return to their places. The boys
continued their assault and at last compelled
the officers to seek the shelter of the cabins.
The lads then lowered boats, into which they
crowded, and the boats drfted down the stream
with the tide. The Clarence's officers after the
departure OF the boys, made signals to the atl-
thorities ashore, and soon, several boats, filled
with police, put out from the shore and called
upon the boys to surrender. The youngsters,
deeming that resistance would be useless, gave
up and were taken back to the ship. The ring
leaders were placed in irons. Eighteen lads
and two officers received wounds in the fight on
board. Two years ago the lads confined on the
Clarence set fire to the ship.
Monetary Commission
PARIS, Feb. 1.-The government has APP
pointed a permanent commission to examine
into questions In relation to the monetary
Fire on the Steamer Nevada.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IA fire broke out on the
Steerage deck Of the Guion line steamer Neva-
da. at this port from New York IT wac quickly