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Distrtct Government Affairs.

LIQUOR LICENSES
Inc commissioners have approved the following
applications for bar-room liquor licenses aud have
ordered that the same be issued: julius Wagner,
800 Boundary street northwest; Mrs Johanna Tlir-
ner, 1905 9Th street southeast: Henry G NocEab@e.
81 q street southwest; John II. Miller liol sta
street southeast: George Miller, Bennlngs road:
Henry Nogle, los 18th street southeast: James j.
Farrell. sO1 "a street northeast: Vim. Is. Crowley,
As 18th street northwest: Richard Coulehan, asJ
18th street northwest; Wnl. r. AdamS lsEi 8:l
southwest, and have dlsapproyed those OF EliEa-
pctn Geary, - Jackson slreet mort beast: George
w. Cooper, 3o3 Eth street oTrhwest; John Crow
ley, 1920 NJ street northwest; Edward T. Gibbons,
southeast corner Isl and II streets; LINERS Bur-
CESS, 1919 4 street northwest; Dennis Murphs,
Pisa llth street northwest: sanford a Davidson,
20 Canal street southwest; John J. " hit.. 1901
sth street northwest, and Nm. 4. Nhelan, as SIN
street southwest.
MERIDIAN AVENUE
The Commissioners have replied 20 Hon J. n
Henderson IN reference 10 the clodng OF Meridian
avenue from Boundary 10 Prospect avenue dis
Claiming all intention OF occupying SAID ground as
a street, highway, or public way OF any Kind. Il
Is not the purpose az the Commissioners TO dis
claim any right or claim OF right which NAV exist
In them 10 any and all other parts OF said Mer1dian
avenue as drawn on SAID plat, all OF which they
hold In reserve 10 be hereafter dealt with as The
public Interests may require.
no GROUND FOR CLAIM.
The commissioners have written Ia F. II. Thomas
attorney for Catherine O'Connor who claims uaIn-
ages against The District for Injuries received ON
June Is last by falling over obstruction Ia front
thorough Investigation OF the crcuIn OF The
accident have been made. and they are satisfied
that the lady has no ground for claim against the
District.
MIscE1LASFoCs.
John =. Cook. collector OF taxes. has been d.
rected TO return 20 the western Union Telegraph
Co. the deposit or $1,000 made by them In connec-
lion with the permit given May 1 4. lSs6
Col s. Taylor suit yesterday had a conference
with Col. Ludlow, when AZ was decided 10 change
the name or the Eastern Branch bridge road 10
Pennsylvania avenue extended.
The building inspector has issued permit TO
Landvolgt kimniell 20 erect a two-story ana
basement brick dwelling az No. % New York ave-
nue. northwest, 10 cost $500
The Commissioners have ordered the Washing
ton Gas Light Company 10 light. from February 4,
1Sss the lamps situated on 5,h and streets
northeast, 5th, between and NJ STREETS norI beast
9Th. between and L streets, Corcoran, between
18TH and l6Uh STREETS northwest and 18th and
Boundary streets northwest.
The manager OF the Baltimore ard Ohio Rail-
road has written 70 the Commissioners that he
will investigate the complaint that the companys
tracks on several streets are dangerous TO the
public.
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Held to be Valid in England
IN ENGLISH JUDGE UPHoLDs AN AMERICAN d.
V0KCE.

LONDON. Jan. 24.-In the divorce Court to-day
In the case Of an English woman named Turner,
who had married an American named Thompson,
and who had had the marriage annulled by an
American court, the judge held that the
woman having married an American and lived
with him In America was entitled TO the same laws
as her husband; and therefore the decree pro.
nounced in America was binding In England with
out a further decree from an English court.
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From ths New Yea Sun.
FAshionable Rector 90 little girD-ssso you love
70 60 70 church Flossas, ana b good ttls eirls-
Flossae-"Yea indeed, Mr.. Whitechoker.s
Rector-sDo you know many OF The iirtle girls
who belong 70 the church9"
rioAie-"Noy ur; MOI veTy many, care Only 20
know thooo VINO &C n the middle aisia.-
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Caught in the Ice OFT Nantucket.

NAN CCKET, MASS, Jan "A This Island Is COM
pletely ce-bOund, and a large number OF vessels
are caught In the ice. IL Is supposed that boats
crew are tast in the ice near the east end of the
island, beyond assistance.
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A Deficit Of Half a Million.

The N0RQCAY GOVERNMENT LEAVES MANfr0BAe
FINANCES IN BAD WAY.
MrSNEAPoLIs MINI, Jan. 24.-The Journals
Winnipeg (Man.) special says: This city is con-
siderably excited over the disclosures made IN
reference to the deficit In the finances OF
the province left by the NorQuay government
The amount is said TO reach hall million dollars,
but IL is difficult 10 arrive the exact condition
OF affairs owing TO the manner in which the books
were kept.
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Hard ON Accrued Pervons.

ONE OF TEE EFFECTS OF THE VACANCY IN THE OFFICE
OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Several cases OF minor importance, where the
offense Charged involved probably a 8 penalty,
were before the Police Court to-day, but could not
be tried In the absence of prosecuting attorney,
and had 10 go over. In cases where those CHARGED
were unable TO leave collateral they had TO 60 10
jail. Judge Smell, under the circumstances, nxed
the amount OF collateral at the smallest possible
nsure, 10 give Tie unfortunates q chance TO raise
the money and be released, as some OF them, upon
a trial. will probably De acquitted, ana IL Ii o
hardship TO make them suffer because there IA no
one TO present their case 10 the court.
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Eighteen Persons Injured.

TROY, y. Y, Jan. 24.-In the accident on the
Delaware and Hudsoa Railro at Baskerville yes
teriay eighteen persons were injured. Only one,
David 4. owen, OF Eagle Bridge, Is dangerously In
1ured, and he may recover.
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Respitcd for a Month.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. Ex-Governor Buckner
has respited VIM. PatterSIn the negro VINO was
sentenced TO hang here next Friday Tor the murder
OF Jennie Bowman, FOR a month.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TSlegIanS 10 The Star.
TO SUCCEED LANsDOWNE.

be Made Governor General Of
Canada.
NEW YORK. JAN 24.-An ottawa Special says:
A semi-ofrioial announcement comes from Eng
land that hon. Joseph Chamberlain Is likely to
succeed Lord Landsdowne as governor general OF
Canada
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

= oZoD ONT
GRATEFUL oDOR
Indicative Of and purity communicated to the
mouth By the aromatic
ZoDoNr
Witch makes the teeth white and a. radiant pol
shed potceltn. and contains Ingredient that is
In hly beneficial to both gums and teeth.
The Lyric Dramatic professions loud in their
Ir1isesof
dl7-Gm sOZOD ONT
DESsON'S PLASTER HAS ATTAINED A WORLD
II wide repu tason solely upon its superatve merits
II IL "nostrunI- but q medicinal article of the
highest me-it. and IL recommended by physicians
everywhere a. th leaiing and most reliable remedy
for TIE prOrli relief of aches and
pains VI de- Is The bEST scriptlon. such
coughs. colds. r. g..
tTonchiIs p.eurisy pueu uonia and all chest zffec-
tiors. well scztica, rheumatism. lunbao. week
back aud kidney troubles Avoid inita-
uonS. Always ask tor BENSCN'S PLASTER.
Js23-l~
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Tha C0Qrla.

CRIMINAL Couxr-yudoc Aont0omeru
To-day, Geo. jackson, larceny tappeAD; ban IN
500 taken. Mitchell J. Roxpury, abx.Iacsing ~.
tegs; do In o, 900 taken.
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Pusrs CELERY CoxrorxD
THE NERVOUS.
THE DEBrLIrATEp.
THE AGED
CURES Nervous pro-,ra,iou Nervous Headache
Neuralgia Nervous Weakness, stomach and Liver
DAs-as--. and all affection. Of the Kidneya
Asa NERVE TONIC ii strengthen, and quiets the
As An AIIEEArIvE i, puriaes and enr.che. the
LAXATIVE it acts mildly. but surely on the
bowels
AS DIrRETIc il regulate, the kidneys and cures
tAsir disease.
Recommended b. professional and business men.
Pr<ssI. sold by druggis:s Send for circulars
WELLS RICHARDSON co.
Proprietor..
Aissn Burlington Vt
AxSuAL CLcsrxc-orr SALE
ZINE ovERcoATs AND SUITS
OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE CLOSED OUT
REGARDLESS OF COST
Mems Business ovsrcosss. fron s5 up.
Mems Dress overcosts from slOup
Mems business suits. from 90 ~.
Mons Iress suits. from sl2 Up
Meas Fine Prince Albert sui.s at sl4
Mems Ola PaptA from l5O up
Boys saita from s4soup
Boys oSercosts from s4.5oup
ChIdrsn's overcOats. from g. 15up
Childrsn's Suits. from e. 90 up
Give " q call and be convinced
TIE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 90.
NO Corner eth and sta
Cur.EAIK SALE CONTINUES FOR ANOTHER
Z. blue lsqr.. bouBIE coHsiNAIfoS sTuKS,
10 Izs9 Ito 81 ae. ,A2l-6t
w nen baby vas sick vs ssvs her Csstori.
Nhso she vas . child. shs er1sd for C.ssoris
Nbsn she became Misa. shs chung 10 Csstoria
wren sns haa Children she gave ths,n c.ssoria
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FsrefSACsA
fosf Orrfcr CHA>ers-J. A. Alan has been
appointed postmaster al Harris, Louisa County,
Va; Thos r Pullen az Newland. Richmond
county, Va. and ". J. billiard NJ skppers, Green
Vile county. Va The naue 4 The posi-ofnoe AZ
whitaker. cecil County, Nd. has been changed
20 JacSsontown.
Loss on LIeHf-liOUsE TsSDyE.-NavAl secre-
tary Evans. of the Lighthouse Board. received q
Telegram this morning from Commander Cotton,
inspector al the 18TH district. NJ 81 Louis saving
that the tender ivy Is total wreck having be n
forced on hank and crushed by a larse ste amer.
he adds that no Nv IS were lost.
lScRkAsS 90 INTERNAL REvESUN REcrIrTs-The
total collections q internal p'venue for the nrst
SIX months OF the fiscal year ending June 70 isSs
were ST., a436os, being an Increase OF fap.o. l0t
over the collections during the corresponding pc
riod OF the previous nscai year. ThcrS Mas an IN
crease on each OF the principal objects OF taxation
as loiows: on spirits ss.4SA4Sa; on tobacco.
t.$4S6l5: on fermcnted liquors Sasi. 40. aud o.
oleomargarine sdl.O7s
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The Late Minister Noraeiras.
HIS LONG aNp ~OTARIr srnyarrx ur.v


The Portuguese minister, yiscouat dss Nogue-
iras. who died at his residence az
O'Clock this morning was well ana fayorably
known In the orncial ana social lie
OF the capital HIS term OF service IN Washington
commenced next after that OF the Hayden minis
YER ano Was the longest OF any member OF the dip
lonatic corps he having presented his credentialS
10 the President ON October 4 ISIS
During the last lew years, IN the ahsrnce OF the
Hayden envoy, he was on many OCCASIONS by
seniority, the dean OF the body. His courtesy
ana refinement gained him many
ted AS diplomatic agent he pos
sesseo NOTABLE qualifications and had
for number OF years served thg
Portuguese government IN responsible Ms
sons His wife and daughter. now absent In
Europe, are most agreeably renemocred IN social
circles.
Two sons OF the deceased were with him az the
time or has death. which resulted from
niood poisoning after brief IA
hess The funeral has been arranged
for THURSDAY morning next, and the remains VIII
be temporarily deposited IN q receiving vault to
await future transportation 20 Portugal FOR inter-
ment.
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baltimore iMarkets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. January "a. - Virginia SKIES,
Consolidated, 40: last due coupons, "a: do ten.
for'ieS. ~ do new threes 64zs bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, January 24.-Cotton nominally
s;rs.ly AID 4,uet-iniddllng l0I. Flour ouiet and
steady Wheas.s firm and quiet red. ,eaa
No. winter red spot So. bid. january s. y bid
February, 50: May, 92say2 .; Corn : southern
higher and firm white yellow, oSa6O: western
easier. closing quiet: mixed spot and January 81
bid February. osa2Sa; MarrI. 5s1.a59a: A.sy, Sol.
southern and Pennsy wants, s7a4l western white
4Ua42. western mixed, 31s39. Rye firm f5saT
Provlsiops steady with Light demsnd. EQHs nj her
and nrm-tresh. 22a23: lined, l2al3 Coffee easy
and dull-kio cArxOes, ordinary to fair. l1al1 s.
SUGAR : COPPER refined FIRM 15al0. WHISKY. quiet.
J. loel.l6. O-her articles upchanged Freights to
Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton. 3-l6d: nour, per
ton, lower, l2s; grain. lower. I'D. Sales-wheat,
2S3.4OO bushels; Sorn, $500 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. January "a. IL a. m.-The markets
dull and dragging AZ the opening on Change and
all Of the active articles started lower spite ght
receipts. May VIII at opened off, at So; May corn 4
Of. at 52A. and May pork ~ of. at IA p. The Nav
option IL now quoted as 10 lows Whsa 81; corn.
5?H oats. 80: pork. l4.30. lard. 7o5s7575 shoIt
rlbs. Tux
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The Car.Load s.es Cas~s.


SIO~ERS.
The Interstate Commerce Commission to-day
began the hearing IN what are known as the car
load lot cases In which the complsinants are the
New York Board OF Trade and TRANSFORMATION
represented by r. r. Thurber chairman OF IN.
committee on transportation; I. l. Greene. man
aver OF The merchants freight bureau 81 New
York, and Francis ii. Leggett a Co OF New ynrk
Inc respondents IN each OF these cases are The New
YORK central and Nud-on River, the Lake shore
and western, the Delaware, Lackawanna and
western. the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore ana
ONO railroad companies known as the trunk llneS
simon stern, OF View York. aud I. l. Greene OF
New YORK. appeared Tor the complainants ana
FRANK LoomiS James A. Buchanan. NJ Tavlor
f!he, jams A. Logan and John r. Cowen for tn,
respondents IN the order named. The compliant
Is that since the Interstate law went into effecI
these ralroaGs have, by reca ssication OF freight
charges Disseminated IN favor OF the large shin
pers as compared with the small by making the
rates per hundred pounds less Tor quantities. Occur
pyinS an entire car than for smaller quantities.
The counsel Tor the companies admit the facts but
claim that " Is necessary Arrangement aud oi
advantage 20 the greas er number %; shinDers
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The Reading by Charles Dickens.

Mr.. Charles Dickens must have been more than
pleased at the hearty reception he received from
Washington audience last evening. Seats and
standing room In the Congregational Church were
fully occupied, and the exceptionally Intelligent
character OF the asSemblage was shown at q
glance. Mr.. Dickens was gracefully introduced
b. senator Hawley, who with Mr. $. s. Cox and
Rev. 5. ". Newman occupied seats on the plat
chapters OF David Copperneld and Pickwi, X
Papers was followed with absorbing interest by
all present. Those who expected to see and hear
the OF his father in name only were pleasantly
disappointed. He Identified himself with the
characters made almost immortal by his father
and delivered their heart-touching sayings with
Iaturalness and feeling. His voice was somewhat
against MIN, and his style was not particul iriy
electric, but IL was pleasing. and as his fesem-
bance 10 the author grew upon his hearers their
interest increased, and frequent bursts OF hearty
applause showed their satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

John Hyland OF Truck B, the fireman who fell
from Heurichs brewery on the night OF the recent
IRE, is reported 10 b. improving.
Mrs Ball, an aged LADY, residing with her uu-
married daughter, at 1225H Wyne street north.
east. was stricken with paralysis yesterday even.
Ing. DIR. hughes was called, but on reaching the
bedside found life extinct.
To-day, IN me Court In General Term, the cases
OF Dunlop, Rose ana others against the Commits.
the readJustment and increase OF pensions), Wos
argued 6y Nj. J. @. Bigelow Ior complainant
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND gossip.

M. BASskps DrSssx Posrroxxp.-on Account
OF the death of Minister Nogueiras the dinner 70
have been given by secretary Bayard has been
postponed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

Tn wRSxxY SrAas Pocket Atlas OF the world n
offered free to ever new subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAB. It ID handsomely printed
book OF 1O1 paRes profusely illustrated, with more
than 100 coiortd mapsand diagrams, and contains
wealth Of general Information Sce advertise.
ment In anothor column.
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UNDERTAKES.

1t rxbkkIxkEE xxb EMnAIxEs
$500 en- s ~ r''a ava '''' '0''ss' LA
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ANOTHER CASE or BODY SNArcHNG.-It was re.
ported 10 pol ce headquarters TINS afternoon hat
Que OF the graves at At. O1ves Cemetery had been
desecrated and Q body stolen.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.- Marriage licenses have
been issued by the CLERK or the court TO John b.
Bernadon, U. S. N, and Florence Whiting; Jas.
Duncan and Mary Lila MCDANIEL. both OF Fairfax
county, Va; w. II. easier. OF Morgan County, W.
Va, and Florence Mcguire; Harry F. Clark and
Mary A. Pursell: VIM. knoOp, OF Philadelphia, and
Mary Morgan; Valentino Orlando, OF Baltimore,
Md, and VALERIE Chenni; +. e. Herfurth and Jo-
sephine ]. knorr; w. +. Downey and Maggie 7.
Conner; Thos. +. Monxhan and Elizabeth Cole
Barnes; w. II. Bagley and Mamie N. johnson.
RANGE OF TIE THIKNOMITRR-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: 2 q
m, 30; p. NJ, 81; maximum, "a; minimum "a
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None Of the river steamers were able to break
through the ice to-day and for the first time this
season navigation Is entirely suspended. The
ferry-boats which made two trips each yesterday
were unable TO get through the heavy ice this
morning and the channel Is frozen over
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dl76u
DoBBrss ELECTRIC Soar
THE BEsT FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.


The original formula for which we paid $4,000
twenty years ago has never been mcdlned changed
the slightest his sosp 10 identical in quAity TO-
day with that made twenty years
IL contains nothing that iiure the finest fabric
IL brishtens coiors and beaches whites.
Hwashes 5arreis and bianAets other soap in
the wOrid does-wIthout shrlnkin-leaving them soft
and white and Ike new
READ THIS TWICE
There 10 EreHt saving VI time, OF labor OF soap OF
fuel and Of the fabric. where Dobbins Eectric Soap
according TO directions
One trial Will demonstrate its great merit. 1; will
Day you 70 n axe that trial.
Like all best things. 1t IL extensively initiated and
eounter1eiteL
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
insist upon DOBBINS' Electric Don't take Mag
netc. ElectrO-Magc, Philadelphia Electric any
other fraud SIMPLY because it cheap. They will rum
clothes and are dear ~ any price. Ask for
DOZENS ELECTRIC
sn take ether Nearly every grocer from Maine to
Mexico keeps IL in stock II yours hasn't it, he will
Orler from n nearest wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar
and be careful TO Follow Directions each outside
~rxpper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying Cor IoursSi this old reliable. and truly
derful
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire To COrson < Mccartney, l4l1 / street.
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Water for AnacOstia.

FUNDS NEEDED TO LAY WATER MAINS.
Capt Symons has written to Col. Ludlow letter
relating 10 the laying Of mains In Anacostia as
follows:
A petition has been received at the water Office
from citizens OF Anacosiia owning jority OF the
property Interested, ask ny for the laying OF 5000
feet OF water mains in tue streets OF that village.
Doubtless other pet tions Will soon be sent
in for other streets. This is rapidly
growing community and l would urgently
recommend that in laying a pipe across
the navy-yard bridge for its supply the
pipe should be not less tnan 10 inches in diameter,
instead OF inches as proposed in the COMMITS
sioners' estimate submitted to Congress. This 10
inch main would have to be extended up to connect
with the l2-inch main ut Sd and Virginia avenue.
The estimated cost OF this 10-tnch MAN, from Wiz.
GINA avenue nd Sth streets southeast, across the
bridge. to the junction OF Monroe and Harrison
streets. is $11, $50 and would recommend that
this be asked for instead OF s., 500 for 6-inch
main across the bridge.
The total cost OF the 1O-inch supply main and
the 1900 feet OF service mains pet1tioned for Is
$1A10 Besides these mains for Anacostia there
are twenty -four other petitions for mains which
have been approved by the Commissioners, and
the mains ordered, which involves an expenditure
ofe11.4O8
and under ordinary circumstances they cannot be
laid until new appropriation Is made. As many
OF these mains are urgently needed, respectfully
suggest that efforts be made TO get an appropria-
for laying mains as soon as possible"
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ADDITIONS 10 THR PooR FCND.-The police have
received the following contributions for the poor
fund: T. sullivan, so; O. Astor, SO: J. w. Dunn,
IS; Or. Little. s.; Miss Mechlin, 81; Gus Lans-
burgh, -; two ladies, $50; Deutcschef Orden
SchWaitzer Ritter. E92.50
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The Potomac Fair

MEETING OF LADIES INTERESTED TODAY.
The ladies' interested in the Potomac Boat Club
fair held meeting ut the Riggs House to-day TO
arrange the preliminaries. Great enthusiasm was
manifested. Mrs. A. W. COchrane presided; Mrs.
@. r. Rutherford, secretary.
The ladies who viii preside at the tables will be
designated next Tuesday. Among those present
to-day were Mrs. ]. II. Cultivate, Mrs Blanchard,
Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Austin Herr, Mrs. II. D. Green,
Mrs. Gadsby, MA w. s. Parxs. Mrs Seth King,
Mrs. Shiebley, Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. w. F. Roberts.
Mrs. Col. Frank Jones, MIA Barharin, Mrs Hunger
ford, Misses Raum. M0rsel, Scuv, Norton, Halsted,
jackson, Clay, coleman, Aiken, Lusk, Preston,
Creighton, Poole Cote, zappoue, Dougherty, Lewis,
Clinton, Rutherford, Moore and Duval The tables
will be ass, ned next Tuesday.
MRs HowxiL AoAN m CusroDY.-Mrx Elizabeth
Howell, who o few days ago filed petition In
Congress for an Investigation OF the Affairs OF st.
Elizabeth Asylum for the Insane, OF which she
was formerly an inmate, has been taken In Gus
tod. by the police and Will doubtless be sent over
again. MrA Howell was discharged q rev months
since as improved, not as cured, but It appears
that her naalady has again broken out.