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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Feb. :26. - Cotton flrrner-mid-
ding, 1Oi5. Flour, quiet and steady - Howard
street and western super, 2o7a3.5O do extra,
160a4.60; do. family. 4.7JaJ.25; City mills, Rio
brands, extra. 5.25a:5.5O; winter wheat, patent,
5.Sa3.s0; spring wheat, patent, 6.60a.7 l5 spring
wheat. straight, 6.l0a6.JO; spring wheat, extra,
t.3Oaj.65. Wheat-southern, Inactive and easier;
FultA l04al09: LOngDerry, 1O5aIO9 western, quiet
and easy. No. winter red, spot, "a ssay474;
March. N5 tag5; May, 97sa97sl. Corn-south-
ern. quiet and steady; white. 4Oa43; yellow, 4Oa
~: western, easy; mixed spot 3914 a40; March,
49, a397s; April, 40ss a403s: May, 41Aa4Ik;
steamer, 39a:}93s Oats. drm-southern and Penn
sylyania, ;S0a:}i: western white, :}2a3i: western
mixed. 29a:Sl: graded No. white. 33H. Rye,
quiet, 57a5s. Hay, dull-prime TO choice timothy,
l6.0o. Provisions. Qaiet-ness pork, 1875. Bulk
meats-loOse shoulders, g. long clear z: clear rib
sides, .; sugar picked shoulders, Z; sugar cured
smoked shoulders, 81. Hams, 12a121. Lard.
refined, 81. Butter, firm, and III good demand
Eggs, firm, 14hal5. Petroleum. steady-refned
200. Coffee, firm - Rio cargoes fair. ISaISlz
Sugar copper refined, quiet, IL 4a16. Whisky
quiet, Ill. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer
duli-cotton, AZ cents per 100 pounds; grain, per
bushel, 3D.. Cork for orders, 5s. i:5s6d Sales
wheat, H., 600 bushels; corn. 10000 bushels
BALTIMORE. Feb. 26. - Virginia consols 80:
DO. ten-forties, 35A; do. threes. 65a66 Baiti-
more and Ohio stock, 90a&s2; Northern Central
stock, 1Ja7G; Cincinnati, Washington and Balti-
more firsts. 95a!1L; do. seconds, 80 a5O3,: do
threes, 2ia27; consolidated gas bonds. ITO; do.
stock ~ aa44It.
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CAPITOL TOPICS.
TO ADMIT NEW MEXICO.


Delegate Joseph, Of New Mexico, has intro
duced bill providing for the admission of New
Mexico a state of the Uuion.
1t provides that the present territory may
become a state, under the provisions in the
omnibus bill approved on the 22d instant, SO
far they applicable to the territory of
New Mexico.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE on TERRITORIES,
at its meeting to-day, directed a favorable re-
port to be made on the House bill to authorize
the counties of Arizona to issue bonds in liqui-
dation of the indebtedness already contracted.
Delegates Carey, Of Wyoming, and Dubois, of
Idaho, were present to address the committee
in favor Of the passage of enabling acts for the
admission OF the territories represented by
them into the Union, but owing to the early
meeting Of the Senate the delegates were able
only to begin their arguments before the COM
mittee adjourned.
IN FAVOR OF SURPRISING THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Senator Wilson, Of Iowa, to-day presented
the memorial Of Rev. Geo. F. Magoun, of
Iowa; Rev. Jas. G.. Dougherty, of Kansas;
Rev. d. A. Mcrehouse, Of Maine: Rev. VIM.
L. Bray, of Michigan. and Rev. Frank G.. Clark,
of Iowa, constituting committee appointed
by the National council of congregational
churches of the United States. representing
Apt churches and 436.379 members and other
persons connected with them, praying for
legislation for the suppression OF traffic in
intoxicating liquors ON Indian reser-
legislative jurisdiction of the United
States military reservations, &C., and
subiecting imported and transported liquors to
the operation of state laws, and in favor OF a
constitutional amendment prohibiting the man
ufacture and sale of such liquors.
NOTES.
The Senate committee on pensions ordered
all OF the House bills on its docket to be re-
ported to the Senate. There are % OF these
bills.
Senator Manderson has returned from Ne
braska but is confined to his room at the Port
land with a very bad cold. He is not ex-
pected to be in his seat for couple of days
yet.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest 16l6glamS 10 The Star.
CAUGHT IN THE MOUNTAINS.

One OF the Rockville Jail Breakers Re-
captured Yesterday.
Special Dispatcht to The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE MD. Feb. 26.-Alpheus Bunnell,
charged with horse stealing. who escaped from
the Jail here last week. was captured on top
of the Blue Ridge mountains about seven miles
from Snickersville. Va, yesterday evening by
MIR. j. W. Magarity. He was brought here to-
day, and lodged in Jail.
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BR0wNE-MELiINGToN. On Tuesday February
20 aSS at the Llii hauy church. street northwest
bY hey Dr. Mch4nl, MALCOLM MAE BROWNE 10
MARGUERITE Virginia Mk1IlNGTON
Nj ON sunday February "a.
lhsy 10y the Rev. DIR Rice, FRANK K HILLEAkY 10
MAlsOAkEI PAYNE both VI West Washington
LkMis-SMAhT. February p. 1883, at the resi-
deuce OF the brides brotnerli-lAw. DIR ChAs Holmes
by the Rev Dc townsend rector OF tue Church the
lucarnatIun, HAhLEs MORTIMER LEWIs aud
EDITH HELEN SMART. No cards
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The WoRsr CoUoH

Is relieved BY the use Of Ayers Cherry PectorL
But don't delay till the bronchial tubes in
famed and the lungs congested Prompt use
insures rapid cure. L d. Bixlsy. Of Bsrtonville.
VI. writes: -Four years ago took . severe
cold. which Was followed BY terrible cough l
was confined to my bed about four month";
Ny physician finally said was in Consumption.
and that he could not hslp me. One Of my
neighbors advised me TO try Ayers Cherry Pee
toral I did 80, and WAS well before had in
ished taking the first bottle Ever sincs then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by DE- J. c. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Drusgista Price, 81: six bottles. s.
ala
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MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Alloy
sius Geier and Julia Bowling; John p. Fauble
and Mary West Thompson, both of Bladens-
burg, Md; Edward Jackson and Maggie Will
son; Wiley Best and ieeyiens Craig; John c.
Porter and Ella J. Swan; Chas. Newman and
Louisa Marshall; Robert West Fowler and Mary
Elizabeth Jones.
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Choose ALWAYS the Best.

The vintage of 1884 of Mumm's celebrated
= Extra Dry Champagne" in the opinion of en-
perts, sclenIl>ts and bon viysnts everywhere, il
the acme OF the vIntagers attainment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-26

To-DAY's BOND OFFERINGS aggregated $685.
500, as follows: Registered As, $500 at l2911;
Registered 41S's, 100000 at lOs1s; $4,000 at
l091s; $4,000 at 1909; s22 900 at 1895; 5000 at
1091s; $1,000 Mt 1925; 1000 at 1091s: $4,000
at lo91si coupon As, e72,000 at lOs111i 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-26

TIE GEsrrSE
JOHANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
Is the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convalescence
Weak Children and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
II suffering from an attack oil Illness which mad not
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability ~ appropriate food tried
The Of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract,
wIeglassful three tillesa day It's use WIS followed
by mark efects-1. FOOD which had heretofore been
found the alimsnary canal unchanged dl2ested
properly. z. There appeared an increased power OF
evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
beware OF limitations The genuine has the sigma
tnre Of Johann HOf' the Of every bottle. AL
Others are worthless limitations. -.
JOHANN HOFF. Berlin and Vienna New York Of
fee, q Barclay 81. Ja3-tu,thSs
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n. A. S. E.

The Terrible Boiler Explosions. with Important
Iacts fO- steam syrs ard Engineers gardinx Loss
q Life and IJi rrty How u Avoid Both. with the
l'cAou.ical Production OF steam, &c."
Address HENRY W. LORD.
Tie Clarendon Hotel. Baltimore, Nd,
Ascent Tor LOkD'S EOILEk COMPD, admitted
= rrtc e. gEeers and boiler inspectors the
10 - - supply IN Baltimore, and viii I'LL
OT,teTs promptly. fzU-3al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-26

Col. L. NJ Lamar, United States marshal for
the southern district Ga Georgia, died At Macon,
yesterday, of pm, umonia
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, l4l9 street.
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N-OU HARDLY REALIZE THAT 1T Is MEDICINE.
Il when taking CarJers Little Liver Pills they
Z, ry small bal effects all troubles torpid
Ever relieved - tlIclr
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PERsoNaL-Capt A. P. Lacey is still seri-
ously indisposed. The improvement Of last
week proved only temporary Ernest
W. Fill OF Springfield, Mass, is as his home on
18th street tor a short vacation.-Ray T. Cor
don, J. Christensen, Aug. snow, and Hugh X.
Ioler Of New York, Everett Frazer,
Corean consul general at New York,
Richard Church of Belvidere, y. Y, J. d.
faSsett of Elmira, and Anthony Barrett
of Brooklyn, are at the Abingdon
w. A. Robinson. and w Scott Sims of New
York, IL. A. Newton of New Haven, j. Y. simp-
son of Orange, \. j., ". 5. Carpenter and Geo.
w. Watts Of Philadelphia, John Il. Redican Of
southboro, Mass, and Jos. L. Mohan OF Ever
EFT, Mass, are at the Riggs.-Jas Cash, II.
W. Seery, and Vim. Monroe Kickoff of New York
\. A. Clarke OF Montana. Peter J. Irrelevant Of
Louisiana, j. Z. Norton of Galesburg. and
J. ID. Ross Of Chicago, are at Wiiiards.-
David Jenness Of Rye Beach, n. H.; L. Farms
worth of Minneapolis, and +. NJ. Libby Of
Boston, are al the 81 James.-Enos Ayres Of
Chicago. and A. Il. Kramer Of New Castle, Ind,
are AT the Belyedere.--Mr. Robert Wallace Of
Springfield, Mass, is the guest of DIR.
}. c. Fill of the War dcpartment-
VIM. NJ. Osborne OF Boston, G. W Goodloe OF
kentucky, +. &. Hubbell of Des Moines Thos
Settle Of Reidsyilie, y. c., J. ii. Nitbeck Of
Chicago, and 4. IL. Bancroft of Camden, Del,
are at the Ebbitt.--C. I. Wilson OF Buffalo.
\. Y, is at the Arno.--CoL II. c. Corbln Is =
guest OF MIR. John W. Thompson, on / street
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RANGE OF THE TEERMoMETER.-The follow
ing were the Readings at the signal Office to-
day: sam, "a; 2p.m., -; maximum, 50; min-
imum, %.
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Real Estate Matters.

Ruth, daughter Of Rev. George Herbert
Patterson, Of South Portsmouth,, r l., died
Sunday night With :ymptons Of hydropho-
tsmbeS.
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The Elects Train.

GEN. HARRISON MAKES A SHORT SPEECH AT HAR-
RIsBURG.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 26.-There was an i'm
mense crowd in and about the station when the
presidential train arrived here.
Gen. Harrison was prevailed upon to make
thanks for the greeting and attributed to his
pleasant feelings toward Pennsylvania.
On the way out of Harrisburg
the train made a brief stop, during
which boy with a small Photographic
apparatus approached. and asked Gen. Harri-
son. who stood on the platform, if he could
take his photograph.
Gen Harrison said yes and the young artist
quickly took the picture. The boy was a son
of Gov. Beaver.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.-The President-elect's
train reached here at Ills, at union station and
stopped but few moments.
Real Estate Matters.
Virginia Buckley has bought Of T. r. Schnei-
der, for $1,000, lot III and pit I7s. 90. l55,
90 33 feet on l7th and 55.2i on Q street north
west.
Mary F. Henderson has bought of D. p. Nc
Cartney, for s4,700, pit 8, %. ITS, Is by 100
feet, 18th street, between U and streets
John o. johnson has bought of v. winderleff.
for SS.6z5 pit. So South University grounds, 50
by l5o feet on Stoughton street.
g. j. Bell has bought, for s2l, 900, Of Joshua
Hill, pts Is and 70, 50. lS7, 80 by los feet ON
Connecticut avenue, between n street and Mas
sachusetts avenue.
J. d. MCGUIRE has bought, for eli. $50, Of @.
w. Cochran, subs IS, 49, and 20, %. 2S7, 60z
by 60 feet ON 18th, between 7 and q streets
northwest
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As A NERVE Tosrc

NoL PHUSPHAIE.
DR.. y L. WILLIAMS, Clarence, Iowa says: q have
used II TO grand effect In Of heuralc fever and
IN uterine difficulties. Also IN where general
tonic was needed Tor nerve tonic think IL IL the
best have eycr used and recommend II most COM
naeutlyn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-26

Sensational Evidence in the White Cap
Case at Wabash. Ind.

Case at Wabash, Ind.
WABASH, md, Feb 26.-The alleged white
cap case for assault with intent to kill brought
by DIR. W. s. Clare, of North Manchester,
against William L. McIlroy, Elmer Mckinley.
Noah Dill and Charles Billinger came up for
trial here yesterday. Mcilroy and Mckinley
were placed under bonds of $1,000 each. Bill
linger turned states evidence. He swore that
Mcllroy filled him with whisky, put club in
his hands and told him to kill Clare. McIlroy
Is prominent and wealthy citizen.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths we're reported to the health
office as follows: Jas Il. Tracy, white, As years;
Harry J. Sumter, white, 80 years; Cath. De
Souter, white, 80 years; Jno. o. Hammer, white,
years; VIM. A. Griffith, white, 81 years; Apollo
ID. Zamchelli. white, A years; VIM. H. Ault-
wry, white, 81 years; u. Willard Bliss, white,
So years; Jno. A. Lee white. 45 years; Mildred
c. Webb, white, IS years; Laura w Forrest,
years; Robt r. Griffin, colored. 6s years; Dora
Slaughter, colored, year; Hattie Mcdaniel.
colored, Is years; Wesley Owens, colored,
year; Sarah A. McNeal, colored, rs years, and
Peter johnson, colored, 63 years.
ATTEMPT OF A LUNATIc TO JUMP FnoM A
THIRp-SroRy WINpow.-Last Sunday a stranger
from New York called at the Oyster Bay on
~ street and engaged board for a few DAYS.
He had with him a stock of badges and inaugu-
ration mementoes, which he was going to sell
on the streets. His strange actions attracted
the attention of other persons in the house. and
yesterday he attempted to Jump out of the
third-story window. He was prevented from
doing so and the police were notified. Police
man Costello had the supposed insane man re-
moved to the sixth precinct station. He made
some startling statements to the officers, which
thoroughly convinced them that the prisoner
was insane. Among other things he said that
he had been in hell for four hundred years,
during which time he was given nothing to
eat he gave his name e. George Clements.
he 10 held until his case can be further inquired
;ot0
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GRATEFCL-COMFORTING.
! I L SIS Goa
BREAKFAST.

-Dy thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
foNtn Tie CIersuons of digestion and nutrition, and
~ ear iu APPLICATION Of the properties Of WELL
t,sCtsy Coca Ar. Epis has provided our breakfast
q hles with deil,ately Favored beverage which may
cave Us u-Iy heavy doctors bills. 1t by Judi
scus Cse u SUCH articles Of diet that constitution
hay he cracUaliy buiit III until strong enough to re-
brt every ttLGsuCy 10 disease. Hundred OF subtIa
slsoles ART Heating around s ready To- attack wher
ever there - weak IC.Lt. We may escape many a
fatal shaft by kveIlng ourselves well fortned with
Ure blood and lTUIvrIy nOurished frame Ctull
SS4ttcs GGzfte.
made ,:IYi-y with boiling water or milk. Sold only
il. Lal; OUI.i Ills by srocers. labeled thus:
JAMES EPPs CO.. homeopathic Chemists,
iy1l-n-tu-s London. England
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PATESrs TO DISTRICT ISvESToRs.-patents
have been issued 10 citizens Of the District rs
follows: Herbert s. Owen, bicycle; Morgan
Pennybacker, nut lock; Constantine p. Rallo,
stand for water-coolers; John q. Schiller, wire
fence; Thos. 5. Smith, sash fastener
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-26

Why You SHOULD USE Scorrs
EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs.
1t Is used and endorsed by physicians because it the
Ii is Palatable as Milk.
IL is three times as effcacious plain Cod Liver
1t far superior TO al other so-called Emulsions.
1t is perfect Emulsion, does not separate or
change.
1t is wonderful "a Flesh Producer.
Its the lest remedy for Consumption. scrofula,
Ironchi1is. Wasting Diseases, Chronic Coughs and
Colds.
Sold by all Druggists.
do SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists, NY.
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ARMY LEAvEs.-Capt. Jno. c. Thompson,
third cavalry, and Capt Harrison 5. Weeks,
eighth cavalry, having been found incapaci-
tated for active duty, have been granted indeh-
mite leaves of absence. First Lieut.. George s.
Young. seventh infantry, has been granted one
months extension of leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-26

Poxps ExrRacr
Is USED IN THE HOUSE
HOLD OF
sUBDUHS INFIAMMA-
TION. CONTROLS HEM
ORRHAGES. INVALUA-
BILE FOR Blu RMS,
WOUNDS. BRUISES,
ETC. PALM DIsAP-
fEAkA 0o
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For Relief Of the Poor,

The following subscriptions for the benft Of
the poor of the city have been received at The
STAR Office.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-When Mr.. and Mrs. Jno
Swanson, who live in Townsend street, awoke
this morning they discovered that their twin
babes, two months old, living in the bed with
them. had been smOthered to death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-26

DELEGATES TO TIE MARINE CoNFEREScr.-
The President has commissioned the following
delegates on the part Of the United States to
the international marine conference TO be held
IN Washington next autumn: Rear-Admiral
samuel H. Franklin, Commander VIM. T.
Sampson, Sumner T. himball, supt. life-saying
service; Jas. w. Norcross. Mass; Jno. w
Shaekford, Pa; Vim. W. Goodrich, " \, and
Clement A. Griscom, Pa.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

BRANCH OF THE HrpRooRkfuIc BuRKAu a
the navy has been established At Norfolk, Va.
which will DO valuable 70 vessels entering and
leaving that port, and 10 shippers and owners
in general Lieu. Henry II. Barrett United
States navy, 10 n charge OF the arrangement
The FISH COMMISSION srrAxrs AIb~tros
"a, to continue her exploration on the coast Of
Southern California for short time, after which
she Will proceed directly 10 the Gulf OF Califor.
MA Her purpose in visiting the latter region 10 10
investigate the mouth of the Colorado river In
which shad have been planted, and also the Inn
portant oyster beds on the Mexican coast with
view TO introducing the southern species Of
oyster on the coast of California. The address
of the steamer, until further notice will be care
OF the United States consul, Guaymas, Mexico.
NAVAL oRDERs.-Liet.- Commander Chas. NJ.
Thomas detached from the command of the
coast survey steamer Patterson and ordered 10
duty in the coast survey Office. Washington.
Lieut.. Vim. Z. Fullum detached from the Boz
with the trial OF the yesuvius.
Lieut. Sumner G. Paine, detached from the
coast survey steamer Eagle and ordered TO
duty in connection with the trial OF the
Nesuvius. Past Assistant Engineer Vim. l..
Baltic, retired, granted one years leave with
permission 10 leave the United States.
BRUTAL ASSAULT ON woMAN-Edward
Nailor, the negro who was arrested FOR bru,aIiy
assaulting Bette Stewart, colored, some days
ago in the division" was tried in the Police
Court this afternoon for the assault Nailor
lived with Bette for some time. He left her
and went TO the division" She went after
him, aud he knocked her down and kicked her
several times. The Court imposed tine Of s20
or sixty DAYS in iall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-26

DERSONs WHOSE OCCUPATION GIVES BUT
little exercise victims of torpid liver and
sIpati9n Cafters Little Liver Pills viii relieve you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-26

Sold by all Druggists.
do SCOTT 4 BOVINE, Chemists, Ny.
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n.
on parks and reservations had addressed a
letter 10 the District Commissioners stating
that the revocation of the permit recently
grant by them to certain parties to erect
stands in front of the botanical gardens met
with hearty approval" WAS incorrect to the ex-
tent that instead of a revocation of a permit it
should have read revocation of the refusal.
the Commissioners having arbitrarily for a
time refused to grant permission to erect a
stand at that point as has been done on previ-
GUS inaugurations. and this in the face OF the
express approval of the chairman Of the Joint
committee on the library having sole charge
of the grounds. The original action of the
Commissioners in refusing permit to erect q
stand was opposed by Mr.. Willard and the COM
mittee on parks as obtrusve and arbitrary and
the letter sent by him was an expression Of his
satisfaction that the District office had come to
see how unjust and unwise its action had been
in the matter.
THE CHIEF MARsHAL's ORDER.
Gen. Hastings said late this afternoon that
the chief marshars order will be finished to-
night. Gen. Hastings and his assistants worked
on it last night until 2 o'clock this morning.
A large number Of organizations are still re-
porting that they will be in the procession, and
are asking for assignments for places in the
line. This compels delay in the preparation
for the final orders.
CHANGE FOR THE FIFTH DIVISION.
The formation Of the fifth division, which will
comprise the civic organizations, has been
changed, 1t having been found that it was possi-
BILE to put this division in such place that IL
the day Is unfavorable they viii not have, by .
couple Of hours, 90 long to wait Is on previous
inaugurations. The generals desire has been
TO make the wait the least tiresome, and Gen.
Hastings to-day announced that the fifth divi-
sion would be formed at o'clock Monday SITTER
noon, March 4, - follow:
First brigade on LIT northwest right resting
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09

20. Lieutenant Douglasr' she
cried, a. he rose to his feet
..Where did you come from? o.
isn't this nice! When did you see
Uncle Johne q. am SO glad! I'd be
glad to see . dog from hcme"-stop.
ping finally in confusion at this not
very complimentary allusion.
II am delighted to see you. Miss
May" truthfully enough answered
Anterior. recognizing the daughter of
an old neighbor in the lively little lady
before him. '.But was not aware
that you were in Edgewater. You
know | have not been in Hillsboro' for
sometime"
20. nm pupil ut Edgwater Hall.
and this"-turning to the lady whose
expression just now was one Of amuse-
ment. ..is Miss Holland, my dear teach
er. Miss Holland, Lieutenant Ather-
ton"
Douglas gravely acknowled the in
PRODUCTION. although his heart was
beating lively tattoo against his ribs,
while Miss Holland said, in low rich
voice:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09
She Thought Of Every Thing.

Mrs. AnglOmaniac Ito butler)-Mat-
thew, His Grace, the Duke OF Tweedle-
dunn, dimes and sleeps here tonight l
want every thing in the most correct
English way.
Matthew-Ho. yes. hindeed. mum.
Mrs. Anglomaniac-Serve tea in the
drawing-room at five and dinner al
eight and thirty o'clock. Have no
hopkins at breakfast tomorrow. and
serve cold game pates from the side
beard.
Ntatthew-Ho. yes. hindeed. mum.
Mrs. Anglomaniac-And Matthew,
SEQ that the weather is fOggy. want
His Grace to feel entirely at home.
fatthew-Ho. yes, hindeed, num-
~ I. Sam.