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CITY FINANoEs.
propatIDE O. Irel.nlnssty E..lma.e. .or

Preparing the Preliminary E,timRtOs for
tho Coming YEARS. Revenues.
The city ordinance designed to keep the
disbursements Of the city within the limits
Of It's revenues, better known as the "Re.
straining ordinance" has been in force q
little over year, and everyone will agree
that the ordinance has achieved lie
object. The time has again arrived for
the various Boards and Council com.
mittees having charge OF the several de.
partments Of the city TO make up their
annual estimates Of the expenditures re-
qultcd for the year ending December 81,
1880. AT beginning 6f this year Coun.
ell passed an ordinance appropriatiug 10
each department one.iotlrth OF heamount
expended last year, 10 be used during the
first three months Of the year. These
amounts appropriated and what has been
expended are 10 be considered In making
up these estimates.
Last evening the Board OF Public Works
and tho Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades were called to meet together, the
Gas Board and the Committee on Lights
TO meet together and the Committees on
Markets, Cemeteries and Scales were
called. E5timates were prepared for these
various departments. The course they
will take will be TO be referred by Council,
when they were presented To the Com
mittee on Finance. That committee, after
ascertaining what the estimated revenues
Of the year are, will pass on the various
department estimates, having permission
to scale them all down except those ior
light aud water, which, II within the esti.
mated revenues from those departments,
may stand. By the time the Finance
Committee has gotten through with its
work there will be hardly an estimate
left as made up by the departments; there
will probably be q general scaling.
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INDICATIONS OF WAR.
REMovAl oF ooUNr ANnRAssY
TO yIoapa Looked Upon as Significant he
May bS Needed BY Austria soop-rhs
EnEl''h dOyOFnmSnt Fears The
Failure Of tbs Irlsh Measures,

LONDON, March Count julius An.
dratsy, the Hungarian patriot, aud former
Premier OF Austro- Hungary, who has re.
sided at Bu1a-Pesth for many years, has
removed to Ylenus, The rumor Is reyIy.
ed at the Austrian capital that he Is about
to succtei Count KGluoky at the head Of
the Imperial Cabinet, and this sppoint.
menk, II made, is understood everywhere
to mean that war In the Balkans Is immi.
nent, It does not NECESSARILY mean that
austria wants war, although her pacific
uIterances meet universal sEepticism, hut
that the Emperor has bsGome convinced
that war Is inevitable, and has determined
to have u strong man at the head OF al.
fairs. 1t was Count AnArassy who, as
Austrian Plenipotenlisry at the Berlin
Congress OF 1873, asserted the Claims OF
Austria so stoutly as 10 secure practical
plotectoraGe over Bosnisaud Her1sgovlna,
with power Of military occupation Il those
PROVINCES, These rights, invaluable to
Austria when she begins her long con-
templated southwark movement, would
probably be more stubbornly maintained
by Count Andrassy than Ruy other Aus.
tTian statesman,
During his former administration while
Home Government was elastic and liberal,
the foreign attitude Of Austria was always
resoluts to the verge Of aggressiyeness. II
Andrassy had remained Premier il Ia Cer.
tain that Bismarck's and Kalnokys
scheme ot u tripartite alliancs would
never have been communicated. That a.
lance, as far as Austria and Russia are
concerned, Ia now practically at an end,
but Count, Kalnoky Is 30 committed In
various ways to q policy Of peace that It
would be an absurdity for him to remain
at the head ol the cabinet II the Eastern
question ia to be reopened by the sword.
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SENATOR EyApS, having returned t.
Nv York, explains that the Detroit Re
publican banquet was devised to bring 10
yslher Michigan Republicans and stir VI
lhsparty to renewed activity in that State
llssuggests that a similar affair would d'
sool in New York. The same Is true o
West Virginia.
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Uolorsd poople L,nylur ,l,o south,

Cu,uASooaA, Tenn, March 2.-AEentp
who have been thoroughly canvassirp
North aud South Carolina for Colored EN-.
igaus Say that the colored exodus from
The Southern States to the extreme West
has only begun, At least three thousand
le reported to be now making arrange.
Esnb to leave during the present season,
lally q many having already gone. They
9lIe they are going because they are Of.
leted regular wages aa farm hRndE, and
AZ becoming impoverished in the South
ny high rents and small margins.
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ous wife TOO sInuy,

Special Diapotc to he IqillligaIoeT.
PARERRsnvRa, w, Va, March IA
warrant was sworn out yesterday before
Squire stapleton charging Monroe Wires,
a resident Of the Sixth ward with blgsmy
Wires has not yet beer, spprehsnded. II
appears that Wires and his tirat vile did
NOT live happily and they separated sew
eral years ago, About one year sinCs
Wires went TO Writ couaty and married
q young girl there and brought her here,
His first wife now appears on the scene,
and the pelitentiary stares the husband
OF two wives In the face as a result.
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CHICAGO, ILs March 9.-The MCoor.
mick works opened as usual this morn.
ing, There were large crowds Of idle
men about the works, but the presence ol
the police prevented any outbreak OIL
their part, even though they had con.
templated one. Five hundred and forty
men reported for work, an increase Of
two hundred over yesterday, and the
managers Of the works expect that the
number will be increased TO eight hundred
tomorrow. The officers think that the
strike Is practically ended.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 2.-The proprie-
tors Of the three leading breweries in In.
dianapoliS, O. F. Schmidt, Peter Lieber
and Frank Laus, who employ several hun.
dred men, to-day voluntarily gave notice
that from this date eight hours would con
otitute q full days work with their EN-.
ployes, who have heretofore been working
u hours. No reduction has been made In
wages. Additional men sufficient TO cover
the difference Of time have been given
am nnnlnvmank
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A,tomntsd A.,..,,o.,,.,

PARIS, March 2.-An attempt was made
last aight to asSassinate DIR. Blowltz, the
Paris correspondent Of the London Times.
As:the Doctor,was ascending the staircase
Of his home shot waslred at hlm,by some
unknown person. The bullet missed him,
struck against the wall In front OF him and
foil hattened at his feet. No clue to the
would.be assassin has been discovered.
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Al Ominoas wanting.

sr. PAUL, MINI, March 2.-Doctor Gale
who figured 80 prominently In the double
tragedy AZ the Astoria Hotel, Saturday
which resulted In the death Of Rich and
bis wife this morning, received a letter
signed "Ry the order Of the Committee o.
Ten" stating that lie must leave the city
Immediately or he would "be introduced
10 lamp poat and presenedt With elk feel
Of hemp The police have the letter and
are on the watch,
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ST. GATHERINGS, 0ST,, March 9,-some
daysago Walter Tyrell, Colorsd. aged fifty,
displayed signs otinsanity, brought on by
oyer.study Of the Bible. Last evening
his brother Lewis left home for few
hours, and upon his return found Wal.
ter In the yard AtandinR over the
PROSTATE form Of his (LewiB' wife, beat
ing her head with huge club. He dis.
armed the maniac, but the woman was
dead, Her head had been pounded 10 a
Jelly. The murderer was arrested.
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SEsSa how hard 1t is to get crimina
0eII losed in Wheeling, it isa pity that !
man with nine yearSin the Peniteniiar!
hanging over dim is allowed to walk ou
olllIl, IA the jGiler absent-mlnded? H.
has allowed two precious villains to van
FAN like dream.
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! prenk IN llootnnd shae slrlLa.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March IA break
occurred in the line Of the boot and shoe
manufacturers yesterday. Tho Mauutac.
turing Boot and Shoe Company signed
the scale submitted last week by the men.
This leaves but three firms, Bsals, Qurrey
4 Company, AtkinRon, Ogden & Company
and the Page Shoe Company out. These
houses are firm In their declaration that
they will not sign tue scale as submitted,
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sr. Louis, No., March g.--A special
from Alton, Ills, 10 the Pol. Dispatch
says: That At about IL o'clock last
night Jonathan johnson was killed
by his Btep.Bon Charles Cara, aged ~
years, johnson had become angry At his
wife and was whipping her Ia q brutal
manner when the boy intetiered. The
man TUNED Upon Cara, threatening IN
kill him. The boy In bis flight out Of The
house seized shot gun and turning fired
Upon his enrasgd father. Thu iltBt ehot,
however, did not take effect, but second
FILLED the man Instantly.
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FULL OF YEARS,
Ths Remarkable Age a taipsd by the o.Is'
bratsd DIR. Farrand.
S..rlol Ditnal.h "a Jbs b,i.ll,1s,n.r

NffNsAf NN'NHss" W W. Nts@NsffNNs
CHARLESTON. W, Va, March 9,-Dr
Farrand, who has resided in this city the
past few years, attained hisone hundredth
anniversary yesterday, Notwithstanding
bis age he is able to, travel around the
city and to read the finest print without
glasses, Hsis great lover Of newspapers
aud magazines, which he reads with great
care. Heis native OF Pennsylvania, and
was at one time q prominent physician OF
Philadelphia and contemporary with tho
celebrated DR., Bush, in fall practice, His
name and fame are said TO have oltsn oc.
Cured in old medical works,
lie has but one surviving child, with
whom he now lives! Notwithstanding
he is feeble in health he bids fair TO lIve,a
number OF years yet,
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VOLUME XXXIv,-,-NUMBER l65.

out and protested sgainst his coming on
the place, which 80 apgered West that
without any further pEovccatton he took
the gun and fired at Reynolds head kill
Ing him almost instantly. When he real.
lied that he was amurderer he He'd to the
woods, but was soon arrested, Reynolds
was Young married man and leaves q
vile and two small children.
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LYNcHnuRa, Va, March 2.-A strike
has been inausurated at the Old Dominion
Steel and Nail Works in this city and The
mills have stopped work. A compromise
Is possible. The Arbitration Committee
Of the knights Of LNbor and the stock,
holders are In session. The strike was
CauAed by an order Of q reduction ol
wages on the first Of MSrch Of afty cents a
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tysillbufE.
Weiitbufg,
The BhotLARe Of gas ID good for The coal

The shortage Of gas Is good for the coal
dealers.
The grand jury concluded Ito labora on
Tuesday, returning thifty.Bevsn true bills
iof illegal liquor selling against various
parties In town and county.
Elder y. W. Harvey Of the Dl.clples
Clutch, has accepted call from the
church al New Lisbon, o., aud will re.
move there April /.
The funeral services Of Mt. james Ral.
Blon we're held In the Disciples Church
Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Elder o,
w. Harvey aud Rev, u. D. Walkinahaw,
Wellsbutg Lodge, No. 30, Z. OF r., escort.
cd the funeral Cortsgs TO Brooke Ueme.
tefy.
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rArMEn MUuDEnED
ijy Man who FORMALLY Lived on The Same
Farm,

lIm1l
LAMAR, Mo-, March 2,-YeStefday alter.
noon news reached this city Of the shoot.
ing and mortally wodnding Of 8. K. Hsy.
nolds, a farmer, living about l9 miles east
Of this city on Horace creek, by j, NJ.
West, a notorious character Of that neigh.
befhood. Tie cause Of the shooting was
as follows! Mt. Reynolds had rented and
had recently moved 70 tile farm on which
be lived. II was known as the Wolser
place, and West also claimed title 10 Il
under q contract with Wolser In 70.
cent trial, however, he was dlspossessed
BY Law. He then openly Avowed yenge-
anCe on the frat man who Bhould take
posseAaion.
II seems that no with his two boys went
there yesterday In q wagon 10 set out
some trees, taking his shot gun along.
When Reynolds discovered bin about 9
quarter Oi q mile from the house, he went
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Lsr year the Pennsylvania Railroat
carried 81 754 III passengers. ltisagrea
UIfo,d that can carry the whole popula
lion in one year, aud it is q great peopl
tba, does this much travelling on one roa'
IN ana wear,
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CHICAGO, March 2-The Inter Ocean'l
Milwaukee special says: Toe nail ma
chimes in the North Chicago Rolling Mil
Compsny's works at Bay View were moi
started this morning as expected, owing 70
the reiueal Of the feeders to accept the
tertns proposed for settlement. The plate
mills are In operation and II ia expected
that an agreement will be reached to-
ntnFFnw
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p1yGll Is descended from Warwick
,hs kiugmaker. Though he has not YET
Nude ~' any kings, parnell has uumade and
made Ministries, aud the England Of TO-
,hyisuled by the Ministry,
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pps,rpENr CLEVELAND has found title
mhisbooA, If he ever wFitesOne-Frwel,
,,y.,rsol Almost InoccuOus Desuetude,"
~, mrther particulars see message to
IN. Ssuate. .. s..
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hitnot stretch Of tne Executive I'm
,,p,tion to say that papers on dle in th'
J.pu,menis are the personal property oi
@s President? Is that where hc would
sssD his love letters, II he had auy2
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liabilities Rsmoy,d.

WAAlSorOS, b. O.. March 2.--The
President to-day approved the acts re-
moving the disabilities Of Alexander p,
SSteyStt, Of Mlsslsblppi, Edward g. W,
OlvifRinia,
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r,,, ejyht.hour movement is making
,.,Irsy. Where men are willing to
.a,t ior elsht Aours pay they present a
,ropg case. ...---
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yOra Democratic newspaper the New
y',k uo,M is very outspoken on the
'.,,,ce. .@ And the Horlis editor is a
n.-nrrntir member OF Congress.
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yor rlIr critics are recalling Sarah
p.,obardl sin her pRlmIsst days" Are
50 soon done for?
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evrourvp MESSAGE" is what the Gin
,.op.ti Epquirer calls It,
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ATLANTA, Ga, March g.-Ths COtAilu.
ton publishes to-day An investigation oi q
representative in North Alabama In re.
gard 10 The work Of MotmOns In that tec.
ton. Several elders have been SealOusly
engaged In the work for the past six
months and have made many converts
among country people. The farmers In
Choctio and Hhlnbone valleys, III Clay
county, have notified Lhbm that they mist
leave and threaten 10 use force. 'flis
elders refuse 70 90, saying that they arc
engaged In legitimate work and will be
protected by The government, and NUN.
bar Ol women aud some msn have gone
10 Utah.
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'oa ohapped hands, face and lips, use
ROseollne Cream. Sold by all live drug.
Hlaiai q l6O per box.
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Ghs gntelti9eaffr,

mace. So., IS aud y koaFt9slll s.tss..
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they are entitled. Whether it Is now in.
cumbent upon the United States to amend
their general laws or rdsvise new measures
in this regard | do not consider in the
present Communication, but con6ne my
sell to the particular point raised by the
outrage at Rock Springs.
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Victims TO the Cold.

Charles Henry Carter, a young colored
man, who lives near the race-track at Bright
wood, was the first person in the District to
fall a victim to the cold wave. He was in
this city on Sat urday night and drank con-
siderably before starting for his home, which
was about midnight. After leaving the city
limits he had to face fierce wind and an
unbrokcn plain of snow. He seemed to
have lost his way after this and wondered
helplessly about, and finally reached Saul's
orchard, on the Seventh street read where
he fell down and froze to death. His re-
mains were found yesterday morning about
S O'Clock, and the coroner gave a certificate
Of death from exposure.
stephen I. Jupiter, a colored man, -
years of age, was frozen to death at his
house during Saturday night. A certificate
was given by the Coroner to the effect that
he died of exposure to the cold.
The Health Office authorities state that IL
something is not done for the aged wife of
Jupiter and the other members of the fam
lily they will all be frozen on account of the
dilapidated character of the premises aud
their poverty in not having proper food and
sufficient clothing and fire.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

WILLIAM f. BoCHMAN, the young man
who escaped from the Police Court some
months ago while awaiting trial on a charge
Of embezzement was caught last night by
Officer Dan. Williams of the South Wash.
ington precinct. lie has been surrendered
to the Marshal.
SUB Rosa. For sale at news stands.
A FIGHT occurred at the corner of Twenty
fourth and ii streets Saturday night, be-
tween Webster Brenaugh, Jeremiah Mat
thews and BENJAMIN Franklin, colored.
Matthews struck them on the head with an
old navy revolver and knocked them down.
He was fined $50 or thirty days in each
case.
MANY imitators, but no equal, has DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The Citizens and Liquor Dealers Bene-
fetal Association will hold q business meet
ing next Wednesday at Cosmopolitan Hall,
An officer of the association states that they
propose to institute q vigorous warfare
against the "spotter'' system that prevails
here. He also said that they have engaged
counsel and will contend that the Police
Court cannot convict man of violating the
liquor laws on the unsupported testimony
of a paid witness and, If necessary, they
will take case to the United States SUI
preme Court for decision.
ZONE fire burns out another's burning
and most pain suffers more to be cured,
but Salvation Oil is painless and certain. 1t
costs only 25 cents.
THE Princeton Alumni Of this city will
hold its annual dinner this evening, when
Dr. Lindsey, the president of the associa-
tion, celebrates his eighty-third birthday
and the fifty-third anniversary Of his mar
rage.
A WHITE youth named Joseph Levi was
sent to jail for two months by Judge Smell
this morning for stealing an overcoat and
other articles from the store of Jennie
Rosenthal Of 1920 Seventh street. lie was
arrested on a train while in the act Of leav
ing the city.
WIN. PLATTER an old colored man, wher
charged In the Police Court this morning
said he "didn't have any salt" The com
plainant said he was in store and the &C
cused threw some 'quinine pepper in hi.
eyes. The case was dismissed.
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COUNT RECORD.

CfRcUIr CotRT, No. 2-Justlce Merrck.-
Ashdeld VS.. Follansbee; rule granted on
plaintiff, requiring him to employ new
counsel Parker VS.. Miller; Jury out.
Bailey vs.. District Of Columbia; juror
Withdrawn and case continued. Dudley,
administrator, VS.. johnson; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Justice Jamcs.-IIodges
VS.. Hodges; divorce granted, Bean VS..
Hymer; sale finally ratified. Mandely VS..
Mandely; motion filed to reconsider order
dismissing bill.
CIRCUIT Court, No. 1-Iustice Cox
Wright VS.. McMichael; verdict for plaintiff
for s64.96. Robinson VS.. Quirk; on trial.
CRIMINAL CouRT-Justioe Macarthur
VIM. c. Bochman, cmbezzement; commit
ted to Jail in default Of bail. G.. A. Whta-
ker, presenting false vouchers; on trial.
Police CoURT-Judge Snell-Wm. Pla-
ter, colored, assault; dismissed. Ella Ilaw-
l,ins, colored, assault; S. or Is days. Isaiah
Price, colored, larceny; IS or Is days. Al
fred Ward, colored, larceny; 80 days in jail.
Joseph Levi, larceny; 60 days in jail.
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EAST WASHINGTON.

Mr.. H. o. Emmous, secretary Of the Sea
mems Bethel Retreat, having returned to
the city, will be rendered musical recep-
tIon by his many friends at the Retire It to-
night ut 7.3O p. IN. All are welcome to at
tend this meeting.
a watchman at Dancnhowers building
ON * street, near Sixth southeast, was
taken seriously Ill Saturday evening, the
result Of the extreme cold. lie was re-
moved to his home in the police ambulance.
No arrests in East Washington yesterday.
Saturday evening, till late hour, the hills
in East Washington were crowded with
merry children, coasting, and as the cold
weather Is likely to last for three or four
days, great sport may be expected.
The Misses Helen and Bessie Morton Of
Middletown, Del, are the guests of Mrs. J.
w. Sandcison, at G3S A street southeast.
Ensign w. s. Benson has been detached
from the Photographic Office in Baltimore
and ordered to the Fish Commssio
steamer Albatross, which he will accom-.
pany on her Southern trip.
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REDUCED PASSENGER RATES.
An Interview with Mr.. Parkc OF the
Pennsylyanin Road,

An Interview with Mr.. Parkc of the
Pennsylvania Road.
A representative of THE CRITIC called at
the Office of the agent Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad in this city to-day and asked for
information regarding the published state
ment that the Baltimore 4 Ohio people pro.
posed to cut passenger rates from New
York and what the effect would be. Mr..
Parke stated that he did not sec how the b.
* o. could affect passenger rates out of
New York, as travel was not likely to be in
fuenCed by reduction In rates. To take
tickets by q line which necessitated trans
fer in omnibus across the city of Baltimore
and In the present condition of things, he
did not think the threat made by the b. & o.
was of any great importance. Last May the
rates were reduced In Washington and Balti-
more to Western points to be In harmony
with the reduction made from New York
On December /, the rates were restored
from New York on all lines, new pas
senger pool having been formed which the
b. IL o. refused to enter In both Baltimore
were advanced to the old figures, while the
B. e o. still adhered to the cut rates. sour
people," said Mr.. Parke "toob the ground
that 1t was hardly fair to make the rate
from Washington and Baltimore on the
basis Of the New York rates while a rival
line was quoting the cut rates, and. there
fore, on Saturday reduced the rate to the b..
e o. figures. In the event OF the business
being demoralized from Eastern territory
by this move of the Il. 4 o., | think the
trunk line committee can, If necessary, take
such steps as will protect the lines inter-
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