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TBR srBNtssfoS-A TRAP rHAg NJ

CATCH BowEH.
Henry {. Bowen, In an interview with a
brooklyn Fagle reporter, Ia rpsiso 80 10 4
question as 20 the paper cslle tila sub MS
sion. which was drawn on the nigaf % thF
arbitration, and a. 10 how he exp. ,'sed tlse
TACT that on croSS-eNaminsfinn o. all TIE
members the plaintiffs eoanSol ala 20. asa
them IL they hst seen such paper. sad be
cause tley Gid not know az ~ cNi~tence.
on the right 81 the arbitration q frienl came
10 me-lll tell YOU who 10 Wa b. was Mr..
StorrS, aud n said to me, 4" Nc Rs~ea. they
are laying "A trap for YOU dowa thare." 4
said, :" In what way - HeanSNer,at. Why
tney are going to bring ia Ne rutoa's
charges 81 S.rluct ioa against Mr. e,rter AMI
All other difficulties between thrfn AMI are
w. y, mas usm part OF Noar settlement.
iheN want . have them al settled at thO
lame time" ] answered tAat they would
tot oraw me tpto HAT trap 10 hat nv Se,S.S
about me, ~ went there and IA Stls,, lSSto-,
was drawn M. which Stin'tisfr.f tnas
business difficulties bytwes.a Nj Tlt.pa and
my sell were Only to he cOuShier-l IL vas tatl
on the table. and after tho arai.ratf n was
over, l put b.. with a. two .sns.a,.l co.,
tracts. into my pocket and lorks.l thoun ur.
I'm my safe aud iorcot all about having IL
submission. Mr.. IlitGu forgot if. Nc Marl-
ton forgot it ami their counsel dil cot knop,
anything about o.. Tiifon'S LAWYERS cafne -
ne Seve3 ar 'ight times TO try ami rat me 10
make some S'ai.meut of wh-t ,yuult tes-
tiiy Ia. bat said I wOgli moi >BN one wort
until l was UnCer oAtn and a. rHs witness
stand then. when got there. Fllll,-.pn stood
up and, trembling. put me tue question o.
Frnduce ali the paPnTs in my possession r.
lating n tie ease, and dii -. aaf VIA IN
n"N saw The SItmIS >ion. NJ Elton. Mr.
Moulton. and Mr. fiiton'S laUvrrs were de
lighted. while Mr ia,achpr'S side A. p fhun-
dcfSfrnck- Vow haven't spoken one word
To Mr. ii!;ou since that arbitrttfar. AMI tha
members a. iEe commit ca testify tlsy don 4
remember 81 such A paper. We'll there b.
HE Writing ~ & ~ Moulton's btv. ~rrawlfnt
StNie. win Mir. filtons signature aaI mine.
thfr' god. substantial and living NgifneSSe-
Ia tl'e truth 81 my statement. Mhat more :
w3ntCd2
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u y EW TRUST DEED BY JAMES ITCE-
Jas. Lick. of California. has made Il new
Trust deed. II differs from tnat revoked. an a
Hw particulars. The donation for s,atuary
al the state capitol OF $4,000 is changed to
-toH,co0 tor SiatuarY for the city hau in
frisco. The appropriation for the Key mon
nment Is reduced from SIj), 900 tO&5n, 900 The
~INic0 for the Lake Tahoe observatory is
com m!tted 10 the University of California
Tor The same purpose. The donation To tho
Mechanics Arr School is raised from 500. OOo
10 S5C0,0G0. The gift 10 his son is raised to
SlJ0, and for himself he gives up the lien
OF S2S,CC0 annually ard takes a gross sum OF
>tGoCGe. The estate becomes Immediately
aNallabie Tor beneficiary purposes. Mr. Lick
VIII be one OF The trustees himself. and others
viii be announced shortly. Most OF the ben
enciaTies have given their assent to the new
arrangements, and no doubt is entertained
as 10 The acluiescence of those not yet heard
from.
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SENATOR ~.IFEMAN'- New OF g~~l-
NJ fAE;t~-Sau1tbT John SharEaIl. 81
ONO, Hl;i-lc Q. brief al lrcSS on Change IA I'm
Clnuatl. Tuesday. chasing thus: And nov.
gentlemen, let me congratulate yol up0a r,.-
lUinlE. lTD~I porous times. / believe b.lSifssS
men ic'I thai The times are now easier aai
the itt-C l. TrNlNiU-. J trust that Ca q year
or Two thc oil activity 81 former years via
come again ION have passed through a So
we're business panic. M which cincinnati has
SuE-rea s., perhaps. than any other city.
because Tie business 81 your city rests uDOa
Tie solid wes til 81 industry and capital COM
bired- believe that soon we are ID have
haf pier Times. more active industry. and
80 atCr commercial spority. Aud . may
a'd further th.t believe our financial AZ
ialrS are IL a mich better condition than thew
have been for some wears. We are now carry
ing Cut q policy That y designed ID bring a.
soon 10 specie standard. | know You husi-
EeSs men all want something solid for ,
iounCaiiOn, you want gold and sil yer as the
basl IS Of NOCr mDoCy transact ions. and 20 this
eId The government Is now working. And
Willie The process may b. hard aud a little
slow, a. 10 ought Ia BE-. vet it viii come: and
Cod specd The time gOl! and silver VI ~ aeafs
be the measure OF value OF all You bay aal
sell"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-17

TIE tERnTNANN tASE-T THIS ease Va
closed az m i.ce phia on Friday. bar no ven
dict has yet been returned by the iary. Ia.
excitement which attended the trial has ha,n
prolonged by the issuing Of a rule against
one OF 1tricNann lawyers. The rSlaZraph
81 saturday evening saws: Judge Riggs.
who has been sitting on the bench during the
trial ID the CN-PIisSi. John ". 6ertemanu
this morning issued a rule against James n
HeyeTin. esq. counsel for the defendant re-
pu'Stiug hita - appear in court on Monday
next. At 10 !. IN. Ia answer for cpntemnf OF
court. This CTieI was the cause OF a general
SenSatian IN The vicinity OF tn court. aud
look the bar BY surprise. The SNmnathv ~
l:e bar Immediately began. In no small
manner, 10 develop Itself in favor OF Mr.
HeNerin. and upon his way I'd his Oh - and
while in his office he was VISITED .s.- srar.,S
81 gentlemen. and placed iu recent ~ notes
from scores o. others. proGeri8g their ser
vices 10 deirlsd him against THIS crusade
WhlCn Inc SEQ - has commenced aga last afna
livery reader az fhn daily reports of the trial
has 10 doubt found IL fun Of situations qugfe
novel 70 the usual routine OF criminal prose
cUjion To 'fl = i2T;t'r s. S>iOns and this lafc>.
Que iS tie scH - fIoIal climax OF tha whole.
For tie afu" being tle verdict az tan irrr
which 1urg,o> we learn from general report
stands ten ip- a,YvIJ2l and two for canvic-
LCf,. N.th l" prospect 81 an agreement. is
l'si "a t.s exc. iHiigaH- which the nov ease o.
Eri--s. 3s..s'i. NS. "a. ytTia. lawyer. is caus-
IrE,"
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Fires

LEBANON. April 27.-Thc engine house
buildings and Part OF the Shanin@ at thg
ore mines on Henry Dohner's farm. three
miles south OF Lebanon, belonging y -.
Dawson Coleman, Ofthe North Lebanon far
naees, were destroyed by Grc last night; loss.
5000.
FORT MADISON, IOWA. MAY T.-Tnis
morning. Tie large SaW-mill Of Weston *
Co, OF This city. was burned, with the Office
ard shed. with few plies OF lumDsr, la.h
and shlT glCS. Loss % 600
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Ruipfi lsni-

MONTGOMERY, \ IA. Nav i7.-The chan
cellOr denied and oyeTTuleI the motion o.
Branch Sons and Others 10 be made parties
10 the prOco CjiEgs for The sale Of the Western
Railroad and have the sale set aside. IL
said that any right they had cOald be assert
ed quite as well in separat" Dill, auj he
could notdelay the proceedings by sustaining
their petitiOn
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Two Women and Two (hiiaran
Drowned

IANFsN WILLIE, o.. May l7.--AbOGt O'Clock
last night. ionzo jackson and Albert Smith.
with both their wives and two children, each
went over the dam in a skin, drowning b0.h
women and one child OF JackSoa's AMI one OF
smiths. II Is said the men were inter The
boat.
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FIRES RAGING IN THE CATocrIS Noun
TAINS.-I.arge fires have been raging ia the
Catoctin Mountains. Middletown Valley.
Nd, since Thursday last. Considerable de-
Siruciion i already reported. Every effort
is being made by Colonel Kunkel 20 stop the
progress OF the fires by trenching. Dense
clouds OF smoke hang over the city OF Fred
eTfCl.
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THE WHISKY WAR.
All the nistiIleries 10 be Looked /. fta;.

NEW YORK, May IA Washington dis
ratch says SO Tie transactions Of every dis
nliery and rectiiying house in the cOlntry
are 10 be tested as rapidly as pOSSibla by =
comparison Of records flied in The O 1ica OF
internal Revenue with transcripts attaipabie
through revenue officers from the books OF
lafa 1auF or.a
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TIE TTMPIEToS tHILD tAsE--T1king
OF testimony was resumed By Judge DOno-
hue this morning m the matter Of the appil-
esti0n OF Mrs. Ida Maud remptetoa FOR the
custody al her infant child. Mrs. Templeton
took tie witness stand, and denied all the
testimony injurious To her character. In
answer TO "A question as 10 her means For
taking care of the child, she said that she
had "health. hands. brains. and a musical
pdura - Y J TyV 1Th
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Car;is, attack R.,Ylse,I

MADRID. May 1.-THE Jartl>'S mad. am
attack upon PamVelUpa yt~ter lay AMI
threw tweuiy-four smells iatO ibc town 5at
10 casualties resulted. Tno fu SII.ralrs ,,ui..
finally gepUlsod by TIE Alfonsist troops.
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JESSE II. BRIGHT, ex-Cnited states SEN
ator from Indiana is now lying dangerously
III at his residence in Baltimore, with rteti
matism OF the heart. IL Will be recollecfed
that Mr.. Bright was expelled from the Sen
ate at the commencement of the late war
owing 10 the discovery of a letter written by
him 10 Jefferson Davis, in relation 70 IRE
arms for the sOufh - -
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A War Ntean,er for il,e cui,nn..

NEW YORK, MAY Fit * said the fiiii
buster steamer GeIerai Sherman. which VA
recently sold by L. =. marShal'~ sale 4: ke'
West. has been purchased by lHe Cublns q
a war vessel
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GIN. BUT. ~ SUED N BRooELs N.-Ben-
'amin J.. Batter WAS the defendant 90 ths Slif
Of Herbert at. Butler. which WAS call. .r-
lore JUDGE Hunt Iu tie nifed States as ...-.L
crUT- iD HrODklyn yesterday. Herbert Is a
New York lawyer, and some years aZD wlS
employed ~ GaZawav Il. Lamar u prose-
cute some claims for a lar-. amouat fir cot
ton which had been seized hv ihs ED-erf-
mcnt. Nj. Iiubsrf was promised $4,000 if
hc wa> successful. Unemployed .icn. Batter
10 assist him. and tie general set.lel The
claims u Washington. aud Mr.. Lamar gave
linn tGs --n,"uD Ice which lac had i7rDmis
ar Herbert. expecting Gen. Batter ID divide
with ms associate. Gen. Butler went back
10 Essex. and Mr. Herbert says that he has
not received a penny. lie sues fpT ~l0.90p.
on account Di The absence OF the drf- llant.
the case went of until May oist.-N. J. S.as,
lfrb.
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A NEW JERSEY ELoPEMENT-MrS
Kreamer, wife of Nabold Kreamer resi-
dert OF Newark, e'opei Yesterday with a
young man named Anton kentroh. The
deserted hns band says he does not care SO
much for the loss % his wife as for n large
bundle OF clothing they took with them.-N
Sry Isyh
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Hung Jury i'm the Gerdcmauu Case.

PHILADELPEIA, May 1.-THE Jury in the
GeIdemann ease came into court at !. O'Clock
ard stated they could rot agree and were dis
charged.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY 1.-THE jury stool
20 for adquitiai and > for conviction. one o.
the latter was a c0lOrpd man.
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one hundred and q " barrels OF crooked"
WHISKY, Just received from the west. was de-
tanned IN Brooklyn on Saturday sor exam
inatlon by Collector Frceland. acting under
orders from Washington.
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SUI eide OF You've GTRL.-AIarsaret
W0on an, a yourg girl is years OF age. com.
mitt ed suicide al her residence, No 81 Harri
son street, 10y taking arsenic. The un!ortu
rate girl stated prev ious TO her death tina
she was tired of life I'd that she had Dough
the poison with the intent OF poisoning her
self-N y NUr 18Th,
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DURING the summer the President VIII
receive by card between the hours OF eleven
and two, except Oh Tuesdays and Fridays,
which being Cabinet days. no one will be
received except government Officials.
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The GERMAN GOVERNMENT has released
from prison the priests held at PoSeu ana ths
neighboring towns, and informed thana ,hat
me government does not require further evil
oence OF the administration or thetIi-,>ese bv
q Papal delegate = - 49, -
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TUX TTPf-hogfgrIg Ess@r2-At the Lex
ingtOn races on saturday Tic first rae. HIll-
heats, was won by Misfortune. Tima: 1--f..
i.-s,. The second race one ana tiirge-1lar-
ter mile dash, by Pig Fellow in a2s.. Third
race. two and One-half mile dash. De- Mon
month. il being walk over. Fourth. one
and one-qGarter mile dash, by William oa
Time: -.25-.
cjEi>iot If Der-a-, Pa-s-At He,r.,po;
park, New York. on Sat1rIay.a collision
occurred, resulting IN Mr.. Du1lar. owner Of
: IN. Helen, being thrown from his 81 ks.
lie then withdrew his horse, ami The isLgcS
fired W. II. Thomas, owner and driver pi
Henry Miller, ami ". i Clark, owner and
driver OF Watson. Siu each. ana declared tIa
heat on. IN the next heat Watson Bilei To
owner and horse were expelled. Be>t time
RaciaG Ia FrG,ice-At the Chantiny
(Frenchl races yesterday the Irincipal event
for the l'TiX lie Diana resulted IN a dead heat
between TyrOlienne and Almanac, Conf
Genco running third. The dead heat was rua
of and decided in favor o. TyrOlienue.
A UNITED STATES OFFICER SHOT BY
CoUNTERFE1TEBs.-A letter received here
from Wytheyille. Va, gives the following in
formation: "Charlcy A Kile, L. =. Deputy
Marshal, was badly wounded on tie l2th in
slant by two shots from Taylor Tilson, whom
he was about 10 arrest on warrant Tor
countCrfeiting, near Marion, Smyth cpETtV.
Va. One OF the shots broke kilC's aT.l, the
ether passed through his leg. TiIson was
also wounded by a shot from kile. but es-
capped, ard is now at largo. Mr.. ktle is rep
resented as a brave nd efficient officer"
A later letter, dated 18th instant, SAYS that
Tilson has been captured and lodged in Jail.
He will be tried at the next term Of the
United States District Court, which com
mences at a abingdon on the 18th instant, and
will no doubt be made an example Of
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FOUR BURGLARS were arrested i'm New
York Saturday evening while breaking into
the warehouse OF F.. G. Linde q Co, No. All
Greenwich street. They had hired a room i'm
an adjoining building, and were seized in the
act Of drilling hole In tie wall OF the ware
hfy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-17

How THEY Do IT IN CANADA.-OGt O
thirty or forty election trials that have Ia ken
place throughout Ontario, Canada nearly all
sitting members of both parties have been
unseated. About Twenty-Five or thirty trials
are yet to take place,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-17

DEATH OF U. S. MISIsrER--A tsIexra,a
,eeei.eu al fhiladelphia on SATURDAY lrosa
The Consul at Panama Announces the sSe<l N,
AZ Guayaquil on the Tth instant OF Hon
Thomas Biddle, United States Minister 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.

EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY EVENING. MAY1f
BkNktlT 90 MANAGER FORD
One nigh Outt Of fha charming artistic
hA GGtE NIT. HILL.
euppC-ted by Mrs.. ". CL FORD, Mr. VIM
HARRIS, and host OF volunteers, in the teaGti
full pay,
PEARL CT SAVOY
Tc core utc with
MR.. AND MRS PETER WHITE
M. feieT " tite...----..-....-.M SIR. JAS y IoYCE
NOTE Il hoe hoIdirg T, set we'd places .houli al
ten 81 early, to avoid c"IsfIIsiun
Caring nav h. ordered Il II o 'clock
TUESDAY EVENING. MaSI7
For i've " CHS and "a uiday Matinee.
MR.. RuLLsN HOW ard
First APPEARANCE Of tie celebrated y male Min
tTsis- mayT
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THE PENNSYLVANIA MINE STRIKES
A meeting of the labor assc Citations was
held in Independence square, Philadel phia
on saturday, at which speeches were ma le
and resolutions adopted In regard TO the diff
fculties at the coal mines. They approve
the course OF the striking miners, ami de-
Eounce the rress for publishing biased re-
ports and corporations for combining against
the working people. Collections are TO be
IA ken ND in aid OT the
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CINCINNATI. May III. -. Morris. nrm
b'rr OF Congress from Ohio ia ISL. Ji-t Al
CCnnersyillc indiana, yesterday.
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DEATHFRoN A Pres BIrE.-saml WIZ.
prominent citizen of Ludlow Ma - vas
bitten m the Thigh by boar Saturisy mors.
reach him.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE for one year has been
granted Second Lieutenant ID. NJ. Scott, Is:
infantry.
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SuEErDAN'S MAERGAGE.-Theb bride elect
Of Gen. Phil Sheridan is described rs a very
pretty, rather Jolly looking girl of nineteen.
or theIttbGuf>. SD" is the second daughter
az Ger. y. Il. EUcker. She had been ac-
Gu:jnt"d for years a. a school girl. and later
a. Il st.-cty young lacy, with Gen. Sheridan
AID .He match Is considered by mutual
IIC'--S a emiEeHtly eGitablc. President
ard AZ. Grant will attend the welding.
Which VIII take place in Chicago the first
week n June.
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PEEsoSAI.-AmOng the passengers per
steamer Celtic. Of the White Star line. sail
ing from NCw York. on Saturday last. 18th
instant, Tor Europe, were the Rev. 3. ".
Parker, late pastor O! the Calvary Baptist
church. with his vie ana daughter. and Mr..
Edwin {. cutter .Uf the firm OF Fitch, OK n
to- accompanied by his wife. '--SecTctary
b"iarO went 10 Dhlo Saturday evening e. bt.
-O1c some time. 600 District Commissioners
Phelps expects to sail Tor Europe in = few
days. 10 be absent two Or three months His
large circle OF friends here wish for hiln fair
Winds, smooth seas, and a safe return. zee.
TX Representative John Cessna. oT Pe.luSyI-
Vai.Ia, is in town. lie says he is after no
Office ana don't want one.
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TIE EMPLOYEES OF the internal revanu
department held q meeting in the commits
sioncrs Office Saturday afternoon, the ne v
commissioner, Hon. Il. ID. Pratt, in the chair,
and adopted resolutions eulOgi~tic OF the late
Commissioner Douglas. Commissioner Pratt:
'Ecn addressed the meeting, and hOpei that
al TIC close OF his term Of service ne might
merit tie same appreciation AMI cool feel
IT." which had been NANTES .ed for the out
going com sSioucT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-17

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL. Secretary
Brlstow and the supervising architect have
postponed their official visit to Baltimore
until Wednesday.
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APPoINTED.-The President today ap-
pointed OTIS III. RUSSELL collector Of interna
revenue for the Sd district Of Virginia
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &c.

ID c
With pleasure announce 10 tho public that have
ms de arI8ngen1tuTs with Prof. nirpw Cook 81
grElyins PlCNlC every MONDAY EVE II
NING during the summer season, commcnc- "a
ing MOHb May 81, l.15, at my Pleasure In
Garden. corner Of ith and streets uor hest.
apJt- GEO. JUENEMANN.
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.EEsIGNATIONs ACCEPTED.-The resi.na-
ton Of Captain James H. Lord, Assistant
qCartermaster, of his commission a. first
lieutenant FL artillery only has been ac-
cepted by the President, To take effect April
27ih, lst5. The resignation Of Captain FreI
/. Camp, ii infantry. has hCen accepted by
the President, 10 take effect July 10Th Isl
Tie resi- InatiOn Of Captain +. T.. GrOSSman
18th Infantry has been accepted by the
IIesldCnt, to take effect June Isl, Is1J.
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THE CENTENNIAL of the Hannahsto-yn
declaration of Independence was celebrated
at GreeDsburg, Pa, on Saturday. Gov Hart
Ianft, Lieut.. Gov. Latta and other dis,in-
guished persons were present. Hon. Edgar
Cowan delivered the address.
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THE RECEIPTS TODAY were, from iutaYna
revenue SIT, 909.s5; from customs, S3a}, 81.