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Alexandria Affairs,


THE IRON BooM.-on the failure Of the vir-
ginia Iron Ship-building Co. to go on with the
work at their establishment here for more than
that enterprise the subsidy of $1,000 ground
rent per annum and exempted its property
from taxation became broken, and some weeks
ago the city council ordered the tax collector 10
proceed aud enforce the payment OF the amount
due the city. The collector notified the mana
ayers OF the he n that nniess the
disfrain. Thereupon Capt. Goss, the president,
came from Boston, and at his request the mayor
called the councils together last night. Capt.
g. and Mr.. S. Ferguson Beach appeared at the
joint convention, and acknowledging that some
taxes were due, asked an extension of time;
representing that Gorringe, Roach and other
iron ship builders except one had failed, that
the iron interest continues depressed, and sug-
costing that as soon as the business could be
conducted at proht they would resume work.
Meanwhile the city could be no loser, for there
was $50 900 worth Of property here as security
for the taxes. The council thereupon suspend
ed the collection of taxes &c.
THE COUNTY RoADs.-The county board OF
supervisors met at the old courthouse this
were present, and proceeded to act on the vari-
Gus surveys of the roads of the county. The
supervisors have determined to put the county
thOroughfares in as good q condition as possible
with the means at their command.
The CUsTOM-HOUsE.-SOme interest is felt
here in the proposal Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury in hts report to cut down the force at
the custOm-hOuse here to n collector and deputy
collector. The late Secretary made q reduction
OF force, and the present secretary increased IL,
and now the Secretary proposes to reduce 1t
again.
AN ADDITIONAL MEMBER.-Judge Chichester
mittee appointed to examine the clerks Office
OF Alexandria county.
NorEs.-A large congregation attended the
services OF Candlemas at ST. Mary's church this
morning, and the candles to be used on the altar
during the year were blessed.-The property
on Prince street. on the corner OF the alley
between Royal and Fairfax streets, once
Churchman'S bakery, has been sold to N. Ruben
by Michael Bassart, at 81, OO0-The arrest Of
. negro named Beale tor passing counterfeit
Rammells restaurant some time ago-The
funeral Of Miss Evelina A. Sanford, sister OF the
ing. from the late residence Of Rev. DR.. J. +
Johnston, on Pitt street.-Four Washing
tonians, who came here on Sunday and werS
and were fined by the mayor three dollars each
They gave their names Chas Ross, Rich
Hunter, Thos. Brown, and Geo. Hedge.
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BALTIMORE. ND. February 2.-Virginia skies,
consolidated SAY past due coupons, SO; new ten
forties. Ais bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md. February 2.-Cotton steady
and quiet-mddling 91s. Flour firm and steady.
Wheat-southern nominal western easier and quiet:
southern red 9Oa93; do. amber 94a98; No. western
Ma4es Fss sRs Say
nominal; western easier: southern white, 46a4S;
southern yellow 46a4S western mixed spot AGA
February. 46ssa4sa.; March. 46ssat6as; May. 46lsa
mixed, 3sa39; Pennsylvania, 4Oa43 Rye quiet.
6sa7O Provisions steady. Eggs Hrme. ~ sng ;,
1.f3aL2O. Other articles unchanged. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer du-coton 532d-; flour.
Is; grain 3D. Recepts.aogr, 3.504 barrels: wheat;
bushela; rye, 500 bushelst Shipments-fOur, 2.73S
barrels; corn, $1,000 bushels; OATS 1000 bushels.
Saleswheat 3O1 900 bushels; corn 211 900 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. February 2, 11:l5 q. m.-There has
been free selling Of wheat all the morning. owing TO
delivery started in at SO, sold off slowly to S64 and
is 35as Corn-May, 40 5-l6. Oats-May, 3l7s.
Mess pork opened strong and higher at 1l42l2 for
e asy and is now quoted at 'hS7' 'Ard--Maye2 'aa
CHICAGO. I'LL, February 2 pm.-Wheat closed
March, sOi5 May. S5ss Corn steady.Cash, 36ls:
r Marsn IS Msfch s oA May sis
Pork strong-Cash. IL .221a February, and March.
22la May, L: a2ia Lard frm-cash, 6. l2s: March
Commissioner Webb's Bond Approved.
Judge McCue, solicitor of the Treasury, to-day
approved the bond of VIM. B. Webb, Commits
soner OF the District, in the sum of $4,000.
The sureties are E. E. White, Alex. B. Hagner,
Sam1 II. Walker, Frank Hume and William
II
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Affairs i'm West washinetou.

CATTLE MARKET.-Sales of live stock at Dro-
vers' Rest yesterday are reported by Tavenner
Bros. as follows:-15O cattle up and sold. Best at
to 5l4; good at "a to 8: medium at to
Az common al pa "a. 1875 sheep arr lambs;
sheep at 2la to 4a.; lambs at 4La to 6la 10 co WIS
There is an active demand for good cattle, and
better prices can be obtained for such.
NOTES.-The condition of Mr.. A. HI. Herr re-
mains unchanged.-The river still continues
open. Large foes of ice were floating this
morning at this point. - The Georgetown
Catholic Hibernian Beneficial society holds "a
special meeting tonight to arrange for the
funeral of William McCullum.
STILL IN DEBr.-The West Washington
Christmas club is still In debt TO the amount of
$36.O5, although every effort has been made
TO remove the debt.
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.-The annual
report of the West Washington division of As
ISOLATED Charities shows the amount of 81 %
contributed during the year.
GEN. BABCOCK'S MoNUMENT.-A monument
has been erected over the remains of the late
Gen. o. L. Babcock at Oak Hill cemerery by
the widow and children. 1t is made OF Yer
mont granite upon which are carved the in
sigma of the engineer corps of the army. This
memorial shaft is situated in the new portion
of the cemetery.
The TWELFTH BUILDING AsssocTATIoN.-At
the meeting OF the Twelfth Building asso-
citation OF Georgetown, Mr.. Leetch from the com :
mittee appointed to examine into its affairs re-
ported, that. if they could settle up upon q con-
stitutional basis, there would be enough to pay
every stock holder dollar for dollar. The as
ISOLATION, starting with 1,OS0 shares, had,
every stoc!Sholder per cent to October l6 last
and let them draw out dollar for dollar, and
the committee recommended the settling up,
which could be done without much trouble.
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HOTELS.
WOOD AND COAL.

IO,OOU fer Sale coipri very Very dss iob
variety. al the very Lowest prices. Kindiing and
Stove Wood prepared III the best manner. Quick and
prompt delivery. send III yoGr orders
Office lll4 tcnnSF lvaE;i avenue.
Efanch Offices, 80 PenIsy wanna avenue and goth
and IL streets northwest.
Depot and W har!. 9th and Water streets southwest
Ja-S-,Sm g. l.. SHERIFF
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Chicago Markets.
The Telephone investigation.

CHAIRMAN GIBSON SAYS HE WILL BEGIN 1T
NEXT THURSDAY.
Representative Gibson, the chairman Of the
committee ON expenditures in the Department
of Justice, says he will begin the investigation
Ct the telephone cases. as aSthorzed BY the
says make as thorough and careful inquiry as
possible.
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PROFESSIONAL.

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THE STATE DEPARTMENT Is investigating the
circumstances connected with the attack of the
Mexicans upon Capt. Crawfords command, in
Mexico, on the 18th OF January.
THE YOUNG COP SAFELY DEPosIrED.-The
question OF the safe transportation of young
Goldfish to new waters is now definitely settled,
the messenger shipment recently made to Pen.
ing been safely planted in the waters OF the
Gulf of Mexico. An additional consignment OF
one-half million for stocking. the Chesapeake
Roads.
GOING 70 WEST PotNT.-First Lieutenant
H. h. G. Dunwoody, 4th artillery, acting signal
officer, will proceed from this city TO Yves,
Point on public business, under instructions
from the chief signal officer.
RESIGNED HIS CAPrA1NCY.-The resignation
Of Major 81. j. Farnswurth, inspector general, oi
his commission a. captain 9Th cavalry only
has been accepted by the President to take
effect January 90, 1856.
PERs0NAL-Mr. ]. C. Duff, Harry billiard
and wife, ]. H Ryley, Miss Williams, Mrs
Hayes and Miss Ayers, Of the "Mikado" Co.
are al the Hotel Arno.-Matthew Gernig. O
bo IL On Of as sty
confined to his home ia Baltimore by sickness
-Representative FELTON,, Of California, Lieut.
| registered In New York last night.-Hon.
| Wallace OF New Lisbon, ohio; Eugen'
Point; 7. T. Winston. Of Union City, Tenn; &
G. Robinson, OF Butte City, and John Morrisse.
| are ct the bbftt.---Messrs. c. w. e RIPPLE!
/ --Representative Compton, George F. Fishei
OF Delaware and George ohleyer, OF California
are ct the Neao1a!; -. Parrish, OF Columbus
James. -.Thomas r. Appel, james L. Xnde
son, q Atanta. ana George G. LafIerty, of Rici
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cisoOs are at Wiilard,A--O. d. Baldwin an
wife, OF New York; Il g. Fisher, jr., Chicse,
Brooklyns Are ct the AieEA
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CRAwFoRD-LANDTRIP. In baltimore Dscem-
Der 10, 1856 by the Rev. e. NJ Hartsock g. A. GRAN.
FORD and NORA A. LANDTRIP, both Of this city.
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FINANCIAL

PEIScs 81 WHrrErY.
STOCK BROKERS'
"a Broadway
$50 Fifth avenue. -Ne" Ao'~
$50 18th street SCorcoran Budingl Washington
FklNAIE STOCK TELEGkA WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C.
GENERAL PARrSzKs.
JAMES WHITLEY. IL CRuGEB OAKLxx
MAYNARD &. EYRE
HENRY h. DoDSE, Washington, D. c.
oiLLIAk IL TRAyEKs, 81 eciai Partner
oy snd sell OF commission ali classes OF Railway
H. II. DODGE. Resdent Partner
Su0t&uons OF stocks and BONDS and Information re
ksrong The markets received through our wires In
Amy. oirect nom the New York Stock Exehaags
Aeesusss executed and reported prornpty. lei
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No CABINET MEETING To-DAY.-The regular
cabinet meeting today was omitted, owing v
most Of the cabinet of1lcers being In Whining
ton to attend Mrs. Bayard's funeral.
. MINERS KILLED ny A Stow 6LIDE.-At Tel
1uride, Col, on Wednesday morning last &
snow-6lide demolished four cabins ct the sberi
dan mine, burying twenty-two men under rev
euteen foet of SNOW. Devid 0voFntreet, 61ml
BFee. william HAriord and Michael Mitchell
xere killed; William Delaney end Richard
sd s9s @ 4aS sipi sas asc ''oa csa''a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-02

CHIEF CLERK YoUMANs of the Treasury
department, has gone to Philadelphia for q day
or two.
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Charges Against Prison Omcfals.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Mrs. Anna Lenhart, the
woman who was recently brought to the White
Plains jail from Trenton, n. j., where she had
answer for bursiarv in Yonkers cnmmitte ID
six years ago, is in delicate condition. She
accuses the officials in Trenton of being respon-
SIbIe for her trouble
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Buried Under CNVfmG Banks.
ONE NAN KILLED AND ANOTHER SERIOUSLY
INJCRED.

ONE NAN KILLED AND ANOTHER SERIOUSLY
INJCRED.
Yesterday Robert Hopkins. colored, living at
lis NJ street, was buried under caving sand
bank, corner 9th and III streets southwest. and
severely injured internally. He was taken out
and conveyed to his home In o cart. Afterwards
he was taken to Freedman's hospital. Yester-
day while Thomas Sommers and Perry Wilson.
colored. were digging for sand under an en-
hankment near the corner of North Capitol and
NJ streets northwest, the bank caved I'm. SOM
mers was buried under the sand. Men were en-.
gagged digging for him until ten O'Clock last
night, but could not find the body. Wilson's
leg was slightly injured.
THE BODY RECOVERED.
The work of searching for the remains was
resumed at O'Clock this morning and half an
hour later the body was unearthed. Coroner
patterson gave q certificate of accidental death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-02

Candlemas services were held to-day in the
Catholic churches; the feature of theEervice Is
the leasing OF wax candles for use during the
year.
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/ GOING TO WEST PofNT.-First Lieutenant
H. H. G. Dunwoody, 4th artillery, acting signal
officer, will proceed from this city TO West
Point on public business, under instructions
from the chief signal officer.
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The interest I'm the Hebrew fair remains un-
abated and there is a good attendance each
night. The voting on three of the articles was
closed last evening. Miss Celia Heidenheimer
had the most votes for the handsome white
feather fan, her total number being 567. Miss
Rosie KAUFMAN won the Rogers group and
stand with 375 votes and Miss Sallie Oden wald
had $50 votes for the lounge. The voting for
other articles will be closed Thursday evening
Mrs. I. n. Meyer won the sewing machine.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the opening and 500 p. m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 10Th street:
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The LAST OF THE DEMPSEY CAUSE.-THE dis
trict attorney to-day. In the Criminal Court en-
tered q nOlle prOseQui as TO the remaining nine
indictments against w. III. Dempsey, charged
with presenting false claims against the bureau
OF medicine and surgery, Navy department..
These were the indictments for which those on
which Mr.. Dempsey was tried and acquitted
were substituted. This action closes the docket
as TO Mr.. Dempsey here, but there are two cases
still pending against him in Boston.
THE CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUES BANouET.--
The Capital Bicycle Club celebrated the seventh
anniversary of It's organization last evening by
banquet at Willard's: There was q large at
tendance and the occasion was very enjoyable
to all present. The literary exercises which fol-
lowed the supper were the feature Of The even
ing. Many bright responses TO toasts were
made.
PAINTERS 6HvEakLY BUaNED. - william
| Hughes and John Curry, painters, were severe
" burned about the lace and head this morn
| ting while melting aotne WAX In turpontlno tu
/ U.S. "a the Moor 80 Che resi0ence 0f =. n Ken,
| dalj, IL the county, ncsth uf the cltys
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DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE
Yesterday afternoon at five o'clock one of the
soldiers of the Sd artillery, stationed at the
Washington barracks, named Paul wullf, a
native of Germany, died at the post hospital.
He had been drinking heavily for some time,
morphine, but whether to simply Quiet Lis
nerves Or with suicidal intent is unk known. He
was buried at Arlington.
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wILMINGToN-A SAD SCENE AT THE pEfur. !
The remains or Mrs Bayard were taken 60
Wilmington yesterday afternoon where they
arrived at 7:1o last evening. The scene at the
station In this city on their departure was very
Impressive. The President, the Secretaries OF
the Treasury and War and Postmaster General
Villas stood around the caskeI which was Gov.
,asa Nun Howers. outside me depot stood
the cabinet Quite a crowd had collected above
the depot TO witness the ceremonies attendan nj
disappointed, a. they Were conducted very
privately, and four stalwart brakemen simply
bore the easket TO the car set apart for IL. When
the body-beares lifted their burden the PrsNa-
dent and his party removed their hats and
stood bareheaded until the solemn procession
disappeared among the at the southern
end OF the platform. large concourse of pco-
pie awaited the arrival OF the train at Whining
ton, and as the secretary alighted there was q
had taken his seat in a carriage. The casket
was driven 10 the Swedes church. Secretary
riaee. The daughters, being unable TO stand
the ordeal further, were driven 20 the home OF
their aunt, Mrs. DIR. Nane.
The casket was deposited in the church to ~
main until the funeral to-day.
Col. DoNAvIs IN CoLUNBus.-A special dis
patch rom Columbus last night says. Col. - n
Donavin arrived from New York this after.
noon, so debiitaied that he could not come up
town, and was cared for in the railroad offices
at Union depot, where he was met py MANY
friends: He is taking chloral TO recover from
recent lndulgences He had his trunk of docu-
ments and states that the most valuable papers
are held by his mother I'm Delaware. As soon
as he is able to be out he will appear before the
Payne investigating COMMITTEES.
A GRANT MEMORIAL AT Mt. McGRHGoR.-
Gen. Bachelor introduced bill I'm the New
York assembly last night granting the consent
OF the state to the gift of James w. Dire xei of his
cottage on Mount Mc9regor 70 the United
states. Mr.. Drexel asks that the United states
may acquire legal title and maintain the
Grant cottage as a memorial About forty feed
square OF land go with the cottage. The latter
contains about $40, 900 In furniture and n now
exactly as when Grant died.
HYDRoPHoBIA IN WIsooNsIN.-v, f. Akin.
son, the state veterinarian, has presented 70 the
Madison board of health a report on hydrophu-
bia In wisconsin He refers 10 the dee IN OF frye
persons who gave unmistakable symptoms OF
hydrophoba after having been bitten by dogs
presumably mad. Any danger there may have
been has now, he thinks, passed. since the first
appearance OF the disease the police have killed
21S dogs. They are now operating under an
ordinnce which makes IL their duty TO Kin all
unmuzzled dogs found running at large.
----~O~-
Milton Weston, the prominent Chicasoap.
sentenced to the Riverside penitent iary p
was put TO work I'm the Matchmaking depart.
ment. Efforts TO secure his pardon are I'm pro-
gress.
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STEAMERS.

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NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
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From Pier No 40. y. r.. New York.
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ACRANiA...Sit.. Feb. Is AVHANIA..... sat, Mich 13
pi:EnN ....-slt, Feb. "a OREGON. sat. Mcb 20
SEfsN Ia....Ssit eli. - SERvIA......-.,t, Mch.
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RATES OF PAs.AGE:- Cabin, $50, $50 AMI 500. ac
cOrding 10 accommodations. intermediate passage SID
Storage al low Rates Storage tickets to and
from Liverpool anu Queenstown and all other parts Of
Europe at lowest Faie
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
HavTe Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent and
for " diterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the companys office
No Bow DO. cabin to OTIS
BIGEL0w * Co. ODD It'll street Washington. ID. c.
VERNON III. BROWN u Co. New York
Messrs OTIS BiGj.IUW Il CO.,
fl 6O5 9TH street. Washington.
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More Gold l3oine. to Enron,

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-SchulZ & RGctgaver
have engaged 500, 900 gold bars for shipment