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TheTemporary Interruption to Travel
hH the Great Rain Storm.

The Washiu gton Branch of the Baltimore
and Ohio and the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
reads were both damaged by the heavy rain
storm which has prevailed in this vicinity for
the past two days. On the Baltimore and Ohio
road a culv6rt was washed out near Hanover
Switch and in some of the cuts the rails were
covered with sand. The New York train due
here about 81 O'Clock last evening, did not
arrive here until about = O'Clock p. m. The
cause Of its detention was not, however, damage
TO that road, but TO the Philadelphia and Will
mington road. The 9.2O p. m. train north left
here on time last night, but was detained by
the break at Hanover until this morning. No
train arrived 81 this depot until about p. m.
to-day, when the New York through train
arrived. BY advertisement elsewhere ii will be
seen that the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
all its branches are all right now. and that al
the trains are again running on schedule time.
The Metropolitan Branch was not damaged.
The Baltimore and Potomac road sent out its
last train for Baltimore at Cos last evening,
and this morning the local train left at g,
reached OdentOn, but in consequence Of a Gull
vert between OdentOn and Severn having been
washed out about midnight, and some slight
damage TO the track near StOney run, it did
not proceed farther north than OdentOn. This
will be repaired in the course Of the day, and il
rs probable that the trains will be running as
usual this evening. The wires on this road
were down this morning, but they will be re-
paired Immediately. The trains on the POpe's
Creek line, and on the Alexandra and Wash
ingtOn, AMI Alexandria and fredericksburg
trains are running as usual.
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BuiLDiSs ASSOCIATIONS. At the 18th
s mcn.ny heS1 1 OF the Harmony Building As
sociat,on, held last evening, advances were sold
on eighteen shares, at an AVERAGE nren,inn, 81
forty and one-quarter per cent. W
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REORGANIZATION OP THE SEVENTEENTH
DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB.-A meeting of
the Il tn district republicans was held last night
at the Island Hall. Mr.. Joseph Williams,
president, called the meeting to order, and in a
few remarks stated that the call was to reorgan-
ize for the campaign. He declined a reelection
as presiding officer, and urged tn at no nOmina-
ton for a candidate for the House of Delegates
be made until such time as is recommended by
the central committee. Mr.. Chas. Fl. Marshall
secretary.
Nominations for permanent president were
then made as follows. Perry II. Carson. Henry
Brooks Joseph Williams, Charles II. Marshall,
+. A Boswell. John II. Webster and Others ali
OF whom declined excepting MessTs. Carson and
Marshall, and on the vote being taken the re-
suit was-CarSOn -. Marshall a, and Mr.. Mar
shal was dtClared elected. On taking the chair
he returned thanks, and asked the support of
the club The remaining officers of the club
were elected as follows: ThOs. Thompson, vice
president; ThOs Commodore secretary, and
James Movers treasurer
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WHEN DUMB ANIMALS cry ont their glad
ness.-when cripples take up their beds aud
walk,-when Rheumatism Is bsnished,-stiff
joints made timber, and swellings disappear as
IL by magic, well may we inquire Into the secrets
of the wonderful Centaur I&niment. There
bas never been anything Hi It 1t has per-
ailments upon man and beast in the past three
months, than all other articles have in three
hundred years. 7,eo5
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, teothache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
hoarseness diarrhea, and al hemo,srhssss, &c.
Ponds Extract differs from al other advertised
preparations In the fact that it u Q standard
medicine, treated Of In medical writings, and
TIE NATIONAL BAvIpas BAHK, corner OF
Per snnum ON depoaits for each calender month.
1andns hours, stoI sasurdays. e Z and
PoNp's EXTRACT u Tor sale ct wholesale BY
Chas. Stott q Co., go Pennsylvania avenue.
and by druggists sveryvhere. tw,f,H
FoR RxLrHp YRoH COINS, Busroxs.
TRoUBLEeonE NAIIs, ETC., visit DR.. White,
sits the U. 8. Treasury. Once hours from
IN Washington 1857 r.
TuRCo-RussIAM BATHS; aaso, Medic tied Va
Ros Bath, for al skin disease, q d.. Jhedd's.
~ suees o,D,@
WnxCcx . 0ns's sswMs Mkoaun. Toe
Seleorseed 1ea.r fatesrne Agency at Ohaa
htelis sso Ss 81 ~ earsss neeys tn .trss
-. :. $500.
faas:s e 49, !: :i ssssssss' y -
md nade = order py Hsngs-r. nsaT ~ sFsst
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FATAL ACCIDENT Oh TIE BALTIMORE AND
fOTcAAc kAILEpAD.-AbOut5 O'Clock yester-
Jay evening two accommodation trains on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad coIlided at
Townsend street junction, in Baltimore. badIy
smashing both engines and several psssepgsr
cars Geo. Allen, fireman, had his leg CRUSHED
ail s ulsd al . o clock last night. Andrew Bur-
rel, engineer, was severely iniured- None Of
me passengers were hurt. The accident was
caused by the tram bound north running into
tns one going south, the latter being behind
1ne. EN-Gov- Bowie, president Of the road
49,, ras ai1ols NE passengers on the s5uth-bouni
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A Cool. POPULAR AND HEALTHY SUMMEs
REsoRT-Dooley's Arctic Soda Fountain, on
Capitol Hill. eotf
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CASTS IN WHICH MAGISTRATES OR THE
POLICE Court HAVE NOJCRIsDrCTIoN-Joh
Bloxn, cOlOred, who was committed to Jail on
Saturday last. by Justice Weaver, in default Of
furnishing bail &c support the Legitimate chilli
OF Susan Turner, was before Judge Humphreys
on wit OF ha1eas corpus, and the case was
argued by Mr. Livingston Browning. Judge
humphreys decided that the magistrate ex-
ceeded his jurisdiction in sending the man to
JAN lh default OF $50 judgment, as the laws inn
pTisoDing for deOt IN this District have baen
abolshed Neither has the Police Court power
70 ny such cases He required Brown TO give
ooall 70 appear at the next term OF the Criminal
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Lost CRILD--A eolOred child, appareutlv
three years old. was found on the streets this
morning and kindly taken care of by Mrs
BrOWn, No. al 18th street. The little fellow
was crying bitterly and suffering from a
severe chill when fo1nd, having spent the
whole night in the streets during the heavy
rain: be could give no further account
OF himself than that his name is civilian -
that lie has no father OF mother, and
that be got his breakfast yesterday from
"Aurt Mary He states that his mother went
away one day and never came back, and the
s1ppositlOn u that she was one of the victims on
the Wawaset Ee-e Is a chance for the beney-
client 10 exercise their philanthropy in the care
of this little wall.
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STEAMER LINES.


NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA GA AL,
fHItssG sF5s asb diShahHRfSIassy SAsH
5sS P' %tb sfEsh xR.. .ss s rsI
oEp c z. q 4. m: ,-
"a 4 GHtia 6i..if, 'i55ss'Gsn D. o. TUES
,r This line connects at rhilsdeiPhia with "orydet
Ensand IN S Bo.son ' SS
'n %M oLrSG 6 aoEpE hssS, g.
wAfbo A. fH1s s5as 81 q 6snsros. Street, Bo.
,.tS - delivered By KnO1's Express ordsn
the wharf Will Be- ase6ss
WAsHINGToE, NORFOLK, BOSTON, AM
The nne Iron stesm.T LADY OF THE LAKE,
having resgnied her regular trips TO ~F-s
st ~ , every h soS sfc i sss
3 sonships :. H,ve
&c II. HslI Line ior Besson md PreTsdsnes
Lake via Norfolk Branch ticket once y ~ ~
a press Wmeel 6q3 Pennsylvania svePue.
56ssEF GE LACE ff' General sh1 Agent
MI. fIenIs store, ooroer lth 81. spt p. eve
CUNARD LINE;o-
with the view Of diminishing the chsnces OF COLI
sen, the steaners Of this Line viii, henceforth,
v On the Outward Passage from Queenstows 70 New
or nothing to the north Of s. OF " at q LAt
On the Homeward Passage, crossing the Meridian
OF 30 ct ~ Lat or nothing to the north of a jyli6m
CUNARD LINE.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AnERIOAB
R0YAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW YORK.
Cuba ..-.-- Med.-Ang. Is Samaria- 49,. SatAug l6
scotis.---. Aug. ~ Abyssipia--sst-..Aue rs
AiR-ri4-- Ned-.Aug. q BstaviA..--.nstAu9 30
.Russia.-... Wed-.Sept. 8 Os'a hria- .sat--Sspt 6
Java ----.. Weu--Sept10 PArthia at sept Is
Steamers marked thus do not carry nseraee pss-
ssnRers
And every following WEDNESDAY and sATuR
DAY from New York
kAfH OF PAssAsn.-Csbin, SO, olp, and si&
Tickets 70 Paris, ss, gold, ADDITIONAL. eS2A
hetuIn tickets on favorable terms s1M&k&6
Storage, e9, currency,
steerage ticksts from Liverpool and Queenstown
and all parts OF Europe, ct lowest rates. Taroust
pills OF IAdins given 70 Belfast, Glasgow, Havre
Antwerp ana other points on the Continent AID for
meoiterranean ports. For freight and cabin pas
sege, apply 1t the Companyb ONCE, No. 4 Bosiins
green; tSr rage passage, ct No, Ill Brsadwsy,
CHis q. TRANoKLYN. Agent, New York.
OTIS BIGELOW, Agent,
Omce, 6&S street northwest,
novS-O Washington, ID. q.
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weshSll on and after JULY Is, TIL sEPTEM-
Der D, sicr our entire stock At the very liberal
discount of 10 PEk CENT on ALL CASH
SALES.
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q NAI-AsTRoPHR-Yester one Of the
Souns ladies employed in the third story of the
ehed oy a cat which sprang INTO her Ian In tha
',s,,". ~ sne was working with others aud
rs,Ins in,I. 9sht ,he Jumped up and threw the
- !. . u,,ef out OF the window and in fall
ING ~ sLuek An astoAlshed Individual nsmad
ss VIZ vac Easing, on the head and shoul-
Us s., am Jnnp about Ike A Ash ort of
water. Inc cat as 70 much Injured -, ~, "a
front put an end to all lis nine lives with i ~:
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@"Confdencing" is q new particinle In
vented by western reporters.
EThe Iowa democracy win not put ticket
in the feld this year.
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Y r. SOCIETY ExCU RsION.-we call at
Ienton 70 TIE advertisement in another column
any uhelhS the select excursion or the Young
and SeWals Point. The steamer LADY OF fLe
LAKE VIII leave her wharf, foot of 9TH street on
sataIdsy evening, 18th instant, at O'Clock
morning. Ample time will be ats;,ried ~ v;s y
the many objects Of interest in and around Fort
res Monroe The lJxury OF bathing and the
P.stIIhe OF rshing may also be indulged in.
the Lake i one Of our safest steamers. and
uhdeI the maDgement Of trustNorthY OF csrs-
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lockwood, Hufty 4 Taylor.
ess PENNsYLvsriA AyENuK.

TEN PKR CENT DISCOUNT ALLOWED on
ALL Cash SALES,
OomnkNCiN9 I EsDAr, Jus Is, CON-
TINUING Till SEPTEMBER 4, I.Is.
sALEs or ALL SPECIAL ORDERS roe
SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND orRER
Articles EXCEPTED.
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PoloDaise SIS 10 2 10
Bstiste Polonaise and Bedfnsots, so 20 sO,DI
Brown Linen Polonaise and Redingots, ssto
less 10 per cent.
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CUSTOM SHIRT DEPARTMENT.

DOUBLE YOKE eACQUE SHIFTS, which n the
scknowledeed "Inimissble Perfect Fitting bhirs of
the World"
Our System Of mees.rs1spt which d pstentedD ID
sons are shsDe1 alfkes t1tefore every person fhas
shir.
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TIE NATIONAL BAvIRes BAHK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per Ct
Per annum ON depoais for each calender month.
Banking hours, tn Saturdays. 70 and
oa 2t8.1lt10
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TunCo-RussIAn BATHS; also, Medic tied Va
Rcs Bath, fcr al skin disease, q Dr.. Shedds.
US Is street. 6,20,G
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WuxCox = 0I1D,s SBwUa MACHINE. Tal
eelebreted Deenar PafesFna Agency ct Ohas
6aumb houpekfrt Ard ooksof fhOf6Ey, tn -fr~a.
1nsean9ene9 191leH9. 1o,20
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THE DEAD CHIEF JUSTICE.

COMPLETE LIST OF PAIL BEARERS
NEw YORK, May 9.-The following is COM
rlete list OF the gentlemen who have been in
vited and have consented To act as pail bear
ers at the funeral of Chief Justice Chase:
Hamilton Fish, Gideon Welles, W. +. sherman
Wn Cullen Bryant, Whitelaw Reid, VIM NJ
Evarts, Charles O'Connor, Irwin Mcdowell.
Gerrit Smith, Hiram Barney, VIM. +. Have
meyer, John j. Cisco.
DIsPArH PROM PRESIDENT GRANT
The following dispatch was received from
President Grant, dated at Valparaiso, Indiana:
Your dispatch announcing the death OF the
Hon Chief Justice isreceived. His family aud
the nation have my coincidence in mourning the
loss OF distinguished and faithful public
oficer.n.
ADMIRAL POLO,
the Spanish Minister, also telegraphed has most
sincere confidence to the family OF his highly
valued friend.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT FROM MAINE.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nav SIN the United
States Circuit Court yesterday the District At
torney ar nounced the death of Chief Justice
Chase. Justice Clifford responded in a feeling
and appropriate manner, and bore cordial.
though melancholy testimony TO the eminent
ability OF the deceased
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Terrible Murder Mystery ta Kansas.

EIGHT BODIES OF MURDERED PEOPLE DIS
COVERED, AMONG THEM THE BODY 80 w
YORK, BROTHER or SENATOR YORK
The dead body of William York, brother OF
Senator York, who figured 50 extensively .i "a
Pomeroy investigation last winter, who's ~ .'-
nous disappearance some weeks ago csiis,s! =,
much excitement. has been found buried 90, ,',a
claim OF man named Bender. sax mile uori n
OF CheTyvale, Kansas. The remains ,,tre
marks of violence.
A late dispatch saws: Eight dead bodia~ f-,-
Guiding one child eighteen months old. har,
been found under the house OF the Benz r.
family, Parsons, Kansas. nm Sabette coun a..
near which the body of Senator YOrk's hrot d n
was recently found. The Bender family I.tt
the county about two weeks ago The excire-
ment II great. The determination D bring TIA
guilty parties to justice Is 50 strong that M
effort will be spared
The bodies found have been identified as those
OF u. i. MckenZe, n. TechnOr aud child eigh
teen months old, W. T. Carthy. l2sd Illinois
infantry; ID. Brown John Geary. of Howard
county, and VIM. A. York, brother OF Senator
York. All were killed by blow on the back OF
the head with a hammer and had their thrOats
cut, except the little girl. The ground viii D e
plOughed for other bodies.
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CAPTURE or A MISSING wITNEss.-Harry
W. klien. the missing witness in the Sharkcy
case who has been missing tor some time. has
finally been arrested i'm BROOKLYN by Cantain
Mcdonnell, the Tightening Charley OF the
thirty first precinct. klen, IL was discovered
had found IL convenient 10 make tour through
Canada, but Captain Mcdonnell Invented an
ingenious device 10y which he was tempted 10
return TO this city, when the officer Immediate
ly procured from the distrct-attorney the pa
pers requisite for his arrest which was affected
in BROOKLYN, where he had sought refuge with
the amiable intention of sailing for California
by the next steamer in order to avoid the fate
which had oyertaken him. Klien had been I'm
the neighborhood but a short time when arrest
ed, and was al ONCE taken before the district
attorney. who, in default of - 500 bail, COM
mitted him to await the trial OF the case.-N
Y Uorld SgL
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from Europe TO-DAY.

DEATH OF JOHN STUART MILL.
LONDON. May 9.-JOhn Stuart Mil Is dead.
The INTEL gence of his death at Avignon,
France, reached here at 2 O'Clock this after.
noon.
ARREST OF ADMIRAL ToPRTE.
MADRID, May 9.-Admiral Topete has been
arrested. II IL thought he will be released soon.
CARL ST sURRKNDERs AND DEFEATS.
the government, says many Carlists are sur
rendering. He also states that he is making
preparations to levy on the masses to raise
forces to assist hs tro1E: in eEushir. the insur-
[Tscnon. Tne band OF Carlists, Commanded by
ny the national forces. 4any of the a.,~.....-
v9ue enen ee.sers, were killed. The mis-,
SneerstandinR between General Valcarde snd
adjusted. "n'icaoiy
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~Pfof. Louis Agassiz will, on Nav % conn,
plete his sixty-sixth year. He has been in this
country since 1S4S. - ~ Nc
~A Pennsylvania paper has the following
attractive advertisements: "Small pox signs
neatly and handsomely printed at this ofice.S
0The London gas-strike has stimulated the
companies TO invent a method of doing ssst ok
machinery. W
IA tornado near Point a La Hache, Miss.
Catholic church. many dwellings, and a great
many head Of stock. s'e"'
The st. Louis coopers are making q war
hoop about the employment OF Chinese labor in
.it uaie, and threaten to .'stavc inn and
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afterneon's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS RFpORrs
THE WAR IN LOUISIANA.
Account Of the Late Sktrsmi sh at 81
MArttnsville-POsiti Of the Con.
tending Forces

M~rtimsStl1e-POsitiO Of the Con.
tending Forces.
NV YORK, May Especial New Orleans
dispatches say il believed an attempt will be
made to-day to stop the advance of mounted
loneemen, who left for st. Martinsyille yester-
day. Only two Metropolitans have been so far
wounded at St Martinsville, and none killed
One citizen was wounded. Col. Leblanc, in An
oficial report TO Gov McEnery of
THE FIGHT THURSDAY
says the attack upon him was simply demon
suation to ascertain his numbers The Metro
poitans fired but few shots, and then returned
10 town. The name of the young lady wounded
Is Miss Aime. Col. Leblanc's Headquarters on
Friday were on Cypress island, three miles
north Of st. Martinsville. The island is sur
rounded by Bayou Forte and Forte marsh,
ooth impossible TO man or horse and can ONLY
De approached by three narrow bridges, which
handful of men can defend. The women and
children in the vicinity of ST. Martinsyille have
not generally left their residences. Badger
thinks himself perfectly able of making a safe
reueat should it become necessary 10 so do
Nlhe desertons are reported from his com
mahd. The stores In st. Ma til syi lie are A I
ciosed, and most OF the civilians have left The
Metropoiitans wounded THURSDAY were Onscers
Bruat and Baleyer, both seriously Most OF
Leoiane's forces Are well mounted-B sdger,s
are nearly all on foot. Leblanc thinks n e conld
do so. iS" W
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HENRY z. BOwEN's GREAT LIBEL SUIT
An order OF arrest was granted against Henry
Z: Bowen IN Thomas w Field'slibel suit against
him for S1OO, 900 damages, and Mr.. Bowen gave
bonds in the sum of $4,000. Yesterday morn
ing defendants counsel moved to vacate the
order Of arrest on the ground, principally, that
the order had been granted on the complaint
alone, whereas the code required that such an
order should be granted on affidavits. Defen-
eant's counsel raised other technical points, and
animated that Mr.. Bowen was a responsible
man-was responsible for the contents of his
paper, ana would continue to be So The OBJ
lect OF the order, apparently, was only to harass
him and crafty the hostn ty of the plaintiff.
Judge McCue reserved Lis decision.-N. T.
HernId 2fh -
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A NEW ERA I'm the history of American horse
racing is to be inaugurated at Long Branch this
season. Admission to the field is to be free to
the general public, and an admission fee is to
be charged only to the gra,.d stand and quarter
stretch.l This is a very decided step toward
making hOrse-racing as much of popular sport
In the United States as it has long been in Eng
land. In fields of circumscribed Dimensions.
like Jerome Park, it may be found inexpedient
to initiate the example set by the Long Branch
committee, but their action mar ks a revolution
in American turf management, which ought to
be met in correspondingly liberal spirit by tue
general public.
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Nxw YORK. May a--The Wan street mar
- continue extremely duh Ah sales 81 gpli
rates have been : 90 per cent for csr-vir,
foreign exchange has advanced by leAa a y
orssers 10 mako rate for settlements The
money market - easy, with sss per cent. as
tne rates ts both stock brokers and govern
ment dealers Mercantile paper Stil con-
uhnes 70 DC IN request at Safo per cent =.
choice being held att. Government bonds in
state bonds AZ the board were dun AMI ,irr, ne
only sales having been Al .ooo Of old Fepne~S.Ses
~ slA and Alabama SIS OF 1873 ~ 80. The
TICK market has been extremely duh. cNcept
a>tive and strong. the remainder OF the lit
having been only steady. Pacific Mail moves
independently OF the general market.
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The ALLEGED HOMICIDE BY AN OFFICER OF
THE ARNY.-A letter dated Orangeburg = c.
50 inst, says: "Last evening a discharged SOL
der from the command OF Captain Gallagher
stationed at this place, while under the infiu-
ence OF liquor, met Capt. Gallagher on the
street, slapped him on the back i'm a familiar
manner, and asked him TO take a drink The
captain refused, and was expressing indigna-
slapped him in the face. Capt Gallagher went
Immediately 70 bis quarters, and arming him
self with pistol, went in search of his assail-
ant he soon met the soldier and shot him at
sight, killing him instantly. Capt. Gallagher
was promptly arrested, and Is now lodgei in
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THE LAMPLEY MURDER TRIAL AT ANNAp.
oLIs.-The trial Of HOll0han and Nicholson for
the murder of old Mrs. Lampley in Baltimore
In december last was continued ut AnuaDOlis
yesterday, and the hearing Of the evidence con-
Guided Onicer Crone, Of the detective force,
son as to the murder of Mrs Lampley In which,
however, he asserted that he had no active mar,
ucipation, though admitting that he went to
missions OF Hollohan, in wIDch he declared that
Nicholson assisted in killing the old ladv. The
confession Of Nicholson was made in the pres-
ence OF Omcer Crone, John English, and q
defence was limited to an endeavor to prove
that the confession Of Nlcholson was induced
oy promises of safety made by Oficer Crone.
ter OF Nicholson. At the conclusion of the evil
dence the state proposed to submit the case
objected. 'o' ~eAenoe
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American medical Association.


ST. Lorls, May 9.-The American medical
association reassembled this morning and con-
Iieted the labors OF the SESSION. DR. q. A
Aisxsnder, OF Rockingham county, Va, " :
soueu 70 the list OF delegates abroad. DR. Hoi %
ner, Of the L. =. navy, introducesd a resoln,ie,,
S. Ne sIsrlhg mat alcohol should be claSsed VIA
oner powerful drugs, that when prescribrl
cuiclhsIIy III should be done with conscienti.,rs
cauuoh ana sense OF great responsibility. IN.
resoiaaon further declared that alcoholic ho1,Ts
- eesersge are productive OF a large smout,t
OF physica snc mental disease; that ID en- ais
diseased appetites, and Is The cause of A i,r,,e
per cent. of the pauperism in the cities and IN
the country. Referred 60 the cOmmtt,. an
state medicine and public hygiene.