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MOODY'S STORIES.
The Assertion that one of Them IL IA Pious
Fiction.
Mr.. Moody, in his sermon in the Hippo
drama m March eaId.


drome on March ~, said
when the Lawrence Mills were on nre q number o.,
year, a<o-l don mean Oh nre but When the MN fcll
IA the great m fell IN, and after II had fallen in the
ruins caught nre There was ouy one loom let tnure,
and IN ~ hrrc Mission SUNDAY chttdren
prisOned. The ueighb0fs al hands got their shovel
anu pcSs aud ctuwOar', tnd were NOrking toset tue
ciildien Tree; came on night aud they had
Ne them, by some misthAnce lantern broke,
and the runs caught Are. They tired 70 put II
out, Tut they could not succeed. They c4uld t.lK
WIN the children, anu even passed TO them some hot
coffee and some rcfresnmente, and encouraged them
TO keep up; Hu', alas the flames grew nearer and
nearer TO this pis1n. sup srnumnn were the efforts
tack the flames bui the re gained fresh strength and
Returned to claim It's victims Then piercing shreks
Nhen the spectator that tie efforts of the
nremen we're hopeless. The children saw their fate.
They then kncit and commenced little
hymn We have all oeen taught In our Sunday school
which q mes devour and waves oyerfiow~ inc names
had now reached them. the stiuing smoke began 10
pour Into their ile ROOM ana tney began TO sink,
nre Giro ed around them and their taxan
into the som Of Car.s Yes. let others seek home
below II they Will Out seek Sc the Kingdom Of Goa with
all your hearts.
The truth Of the story much doubted and
Mr.. Clas. f. steel the superintendent Of "A large
mandatory IN broadway, wrote TO Lawrence
to inquire into the facts. lie received IN reply
the following letter:
Mr. CuAs. +. srEEI-Sr. Yours o. the cath inst
received. have Mr. +. +. Clarke, who was agent
OF tue mn at the time OF the disaster and who was
he ground all the time showed him the Flip lie said
60 IL l. not true notuDg Of the kind happened there
mere no chidrn % that description IN the mill there
II no foundation for II whatever" also ed lady
en- during tue Nhue scene. and she says the same az
NJ. CLARKE Boih are reliable iersons. lou can make
& A. HAYDEN, Pastor Unitarian church.
LAWRENCE, Macs, March IS.
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Mr., DAYS tr4yellios e0smpagny Win play
pighL
At the Union Square Ferreol" is doing a
very LARGE business. Tue theatre Is deaseiy nled
Mr.. stuart robson "a to have a benefit at the
rnion square Theatre on tue afternoon OF the 2o'h
III tant
At the Globe an unusually good bill Is cleverly
R iJratrs " Al un'0n0n E'O4 ''''"'" YET
At the Bowory, Ghosts, Goblin' and Spec
nne bushes.
At the Park everything is lively. That the
gc power Of N ring has not been losi Is demon
At the san Francisco Minstrels, "Carter'e
Dog and Iislor as NJ deA' VIII dement, t.lorS ana
said TO have met Win great approDatiou In buffalo,
Wnore II Was nrst brought out.
II il the intention uf the MANAGEMENT to take
the ~ tie Inun square Theatre to san Frau.
cisco, end OF tue season nrre. 20 play FerreJ
At Tony Pastors the enlerprising MANAGE
dose BY AK ya The gre oa a nm m; Is net.
aus.
Some new pictures, among them Alexandra
Clnanel's ast Wor@ "Frlelope, Vii be On eNniDu9u
iof the oe4eu1 Of IHe Young Womens Christian Asso
citation.
At waacks "Tears. Idle Tears" and "The
Riyas viii make up bill Tor to-norow nlsnl. The
ts named p W Ven be repfeseIi'n q1re ior shs
pearance at tnis theatre
AT the ruth Avenue the 12lst performance OF
PQue via be gwen tomorrow evening. Inls mouse
Is dong the largest business ever done by Il ~ Lent
Nearly all tie seats in tue orchestra have already zen
orirfed for the l5Olh representation ON the 2Sth oil
April
AT the Lyceum the burlesque Of Black-Eyed
sus II gwen with great spirit and success nightly
la hls INIT ton VI Mr. stuart RJOsuns mpersonatlou
OF CuDdin tLgrirse, Mr.. GOODWIN has made What Y
called MT, The performance proNoKee great deal oil
laughter "A d whole, the uayesty is uncommOniJ
well done.
At tho Olympic this will be the last week OF
variety performances For these very strong force
OF players engaged, anu lovers OF such sports may
mere some ot the beet that the eity Affords Mex
week the house y II De closed for renearssis Of III,
original llumpy DumpIy" wnichsSill be brought ou
| on Easter MOnd y.
| At the Eagle, Check" new bIrlesque Of
Brass" VIII De Drought out tomorrow night II vii
be acted by cast containing large number Of the mos
popular members o. me company such as Mr. fortesqu
MI Macde mott, MI. Nlld, NJ ss franklin, MisF Cook
| All Miss Blrcn. her funny things nave been pre-
| pared. -nung them The BABY ELEPHANT"
At Booths the Representations OF "Julius
Caesar came TO emf with the 1854 consecutive per
Torrance last night The run Of tins tragedy is ITS owl
| commentary; During this week the theatre VIII D.
CLOSED Tor the rehetrslls and general preparation O.
another shakespe lrean pageant, W. Henry VI.
| Wnlch viii produced again tomorrow week. MI
| IdgnOld VIII peTsOnate hHg HENRY.
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SATURDAY, THE REVIVAL.
MIR. stewards Employees Affected Brotbe
McAuIcy Criticiscs the Uptown Clergy.

MIR. stewards Employees Affected Brother
nlcAuIcy Criticiscs the Uptown Clergy.
In the absence of Messrs. Moody and
Sankoy. only four hundred persons attended the
MONDAY PRAYER meeting In Association Hall
yesterday, aud sang need Thee every hour"
The Rev. DR.. Kinnard who led the meeting. was
the only occupant Of the platform. He read tn @
requests for prayer, after which " Ring the bells
Of heaven" was sung without any organ accom-
paniment; indeed, there was no organist pres
ent, and the congregation were obliged to get
through the musical portion OF the service with
out one. DR.. kinnard said that a blessed work
was in progress among the employees Of MIR. \.
4. stewart. Jerry McAuley said that when the
uptown ministers Threw the nithy tooacou from
their mouths, and otherwise amended their
lives. the Lord would use them. DIR. kinn,rd
assured the leader II the Water street mission
that very fcw OF the uptown ministers used
tobacco at all, but without paying much atten-
tion to this correction McAuley sprang to his fee {
again and added,"I forgot to say that we have
converted about thirty Of A. T. stewards gang,
and we intend going for che old man now"
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican OF yester-
daN says; Evangelist ID. l.. Moody was In the
city Yesterday morning. not because he had been
summoned to counteract tue tendency to pro-
cauac he was tired out with the sharp questions
OF the ministers and deacons and elders Of tne
New York SUNDAY School Convention, and was
going To NOrthheld to see his mother and rest.
lie took along great basket Of oranges and
maple sugar 10 make himself welcome. which
last was green In a country oOy, as N NOrthncld
hadn't spent the spring in her sugar orchards"
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Hippodrome stands on, and considerable other
real estate, ana tn brings in the extra four per
cent"
!" Can you tell me ANYTHING about Gould's res
utu.ion of nine millions TO Erie some years ago,
Mr.. Dr-w2"
"whv, most OF that property WINS propertv he
longing to the road. but held In Gould's name.
He was glad 20 he free OF IT,"
ut Il said in W II street that MIR. Vanderbilt
has sli 100000 worth Of Central stock IN his
safe"
loren that. And it's a mighty good invest
ment. You see he don't have to paw no taxes on
1.-THE railroad does that-and so he has his
eizht per cent. clear"
How mucn do YOU think Commodore Van
derhilt is WORTH Fprtv million Z"
Forty Yes. A hundred millions"
Aud John Jacon Astorf"
81 don't know. NOBODY does. All his prop
erty l. In real estate. and YOU can't make no ss-
Innate Of that these times"
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DIR. Lnndis's Empires In the "Hnmlet "
Championship.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUS-Sr: As the time
IL nov settled. May ana 10. at Tammany Hail. New
York City, for my appearance In Hamlet" with my
mag nary company, playing this game solitary and
alone against George the Count Joannes, who sppean
April a. nevertheless, to match the Count who has
chosen eminent New YorAers, nominate for nv two
umpres President Grant the tobacco demolisher,
bus cnum g. Washington Childs, A. NJ, the welladver
tlsed pnanthrOpst and obituary poet OF city,
and proprietor editor OF the Pbc Logger aud for
my treasurer 10 distribute the charities nominate the
late lamented Secretary OF War. the Hon BelKnao D..
IhuslY, am safe from loss or harul, and money,
charity and talent viii hc appreciated and taken care Of
WI Brother q. Washington Cnills A. NJ, please
make note Of tins honor - lberay conferred upon
George ana his crOnles, namely Gen. u 5 Grant aud
eXsccretary Beknapp little poetic eduslOn, uly
Gear George would be rclshel and aprOpos, ~ Wit:
Affections sore
IOng time he bore,
iuyflclhus were IN vain
To prevent sufteniug Of his Brain
Gone to tce Landis play Hamlet Win his "imagiu-
AIRY company
Faithfully. s. NJ. lands, NJ. ID.
PuILApELPInA, April l, 1870.
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judge Van Brunt'- Decision in the Caesar
DiyOrce Case.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: IL
seems very fitting that the Cesar divorce case
should be decided 10y Judge Van Brunt. Judge
Van Brunt having been subjected TO Il good deal
Of trouble 10y the decision In his own case. II Is
not surprising that lac should confirm the report
Of the referee, which di.solVes the marriage,
permits Mr. Caesar to marry again. but forlids
Mrs Cesar to do so until after the death Of Mr.
Crsar. But suppose Mrs. Caesar should disre-
gard ihe order Of the court, as Judge Van lIrunt
did the order of higher court than his own,
and uarIics again, what thenf
ArRIL !, 1876. SALE FOR THE GOOSE.
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To THE EpIroR OF THE SUN Sr: knowing
the great interest rIE sUS has ali occasions mani
tested IN the OF LABOR take pleasure IN inform
ing you OF G monster demonstration OF worNinemon
which was held thursday night, March 30, on The
public green OF this cty, unter the auspices Of the
social ID mociuts Addresses were delivered " j. j..
MCGUIRE II. Gpd,mlth, NJ j. Gi, and others, coudein-
ratOry OF the Government in its tcs, apathy la
curing employment for the thousands that out
Of work series OF resolutions Of singing nature
wtre passed by the meeting. IL Is estimated That 1000
aborllg men were On tue green, ana marched through
streets by tOrChght. A CONSTANT READER.
NEW HAVEN March 81.
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LONDON, April 1.-The Hour understands
that the Chairman Of the Committee ON Foreign
Affairs OF the House of REPRESENTATIVES mas tel
egraphed MIR. McDouRall to send proofs Of his
statement teleGraphed to that committee about
Mr.. Schencks letter OF res gnatiou as a director
ofthe Emma Mine Company. and bis Paris tele-
gram TO Col Chesebrough. Of Dec. 49, lSi2. and
that Mr. McDOugall intends forwarding the
proofs forthwith. including the draft IN Parks
handwriting from which Mr.. Scnenck's letter OF
resignation as director was copied.
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Entertainments In Aid of the Women's Gem
tenninl Union.

The Women's Centennial Union announces
three entertainments, to which It Is hoped the puonc
will give support. On Friday evening April
T. the Mendessohn Glee no will -ive It's cnarn
ins concerts al Icke. ing Hat Miss Kellogg and Mr.
II nman unite with 1t IL offering programme VI un-
usual interest.
On Tuesday eyering April H. Bret Harte viii deliver
al Chcktrng Hail l- interesting anu entertaining lee
ture on "rAe Agou4uts II lg' On tac p grand
tall viii be given the Academy Of Mu-l., whcA tue
lales hope 10 exceedingly brilliant and attractive
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HlELMANE--sAM.;-In Morrlstown. y. J., March 20,
by the RABBI Joseph Leucht Of NewArS, y. j.. RUS
Helmann o. New ora city TO Carrie daughter OF Mr.
samuel sam OF MurrlstOwn, \. j.
SrANTIAL-SPEll;S-O Wednesday. March %. by
me Rev, ;: u. Tyng john W. stantial TO Agnes q.
spcirs all Of this city.
WHITEHEAD ARRAGH TN March 20, by the Rev.
James NJ. King, Thomas Henry Whitley 10 Emma Fran
Darragh.
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An Exhibi,Ion of IIsrsemnnship.

The New York RIDING Club, composed OF
Germans, gave It's annual exhibition last evening at
Dckela Academy in Flf avenue. Flags were every
where, anu the lager kegs were painted Due. There
WAS trotiug horse quidrle, cavalry evolutons, and
game at when Two nders attempted 10 tear badge
from the coat Of third. The latter ceycry preserved
II for long time ere was also leapng over four.
foot hurdles -Four riders m one Of the acts exchanged
the modern costume OF the Otners for OF last cen
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The Exposure of lac Farm mne Mould Trick.

Seven spirtuallsts Of this city have signed
statement that Mrs Hardy the spiritual medium, isa
0eceer. and prrorms the trick Of the moulded hands
in the manner already published. They cay that she
manpulaes the articles under the table with her toes,
ana that stocking cat OF for the purpose found IN
her room mat NE nlIuds are MADE beforehand, and
falls to produce results whenever eectually bound
bag aud tina she has been ught IN the impoeture
unmisi ikahY that there can he no doubt ABOUT H. The
bdnnfr 0f Lgh however, sustans Mrs urdy, aud SAYS
mat we Nen lOra sprllnallas are mlsllAel.
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Under the management Of Messrs. shook and
Palmer. this comfortable theatre has become popular
resort The handsome treasurer, MIR. II Butler per.
form. the sometimes veritous duties Of his position In
quiet, gcntieu mann r. lie Is great faVOrlte
VAN lIdcs. FcrreO Is 10 be played u morrow
event < Mics Marie Gordon playing RobeT.e, aud MIR.
Aruytt fcgyeoI
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAf -ruts DAY.
sun rises ~ sun SETS. 81 Moon sets. 20
niuH WArEn-r nta nay
SANDY Hook. 40 Gov. lsand. 80 Hell Gate. W
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Buslnrss aotmrs.

The dinrrhGns of Children, which are pro-
duCca by indgcstnle fOO1 or the hsYe generation
OF acc IN the stomach, are readily cured by MIX Of
Magnesia.
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MILITfRY NOTES.

After a rigid Investigation the Board of Offcers
OF the sixth Regiment, n. g. s. n, report thst 60
W. T.. Van WycA5 accounts as treasurer have been
found to be correct ana satisfactory.
The opinion OF the court OF inquiry into the
charges made Dy Capt. James Douglas ut the late Eigh
yfonrih Leglment against lnspecturGenoral John Is.
Woodward regarding MS alleged remarks as TO the
cause u the dlsDandnent OF tue Egh fourth Is, that
Gen Woodward IL wholly hameces In this matter, and
that Capt Douglass committed serious breach OF de-
cOrum, at the very least IN publishing such letter
without taking steps TO verify his statements.
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q. Saunderr's Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp
Is the beet. sole manufacturers b. G. i. Saunders,
cutters. Astor House
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M.IRKIED.

ny.pcptics are always out OF sorts" The Peru.
Wan syrup has cured cases of "a years standing.
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Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil.
See Frank Lcsle's Popular Monthly for April
Or portrait. &c. Pnce 2Oc ~ other illustrations lSS
aura-
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w p q. IS sd oE "a al peg Gi T lSsS
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Very Popular.

Frank LeLts's Popular Monthly for April; l
psRes 100 Illustrations. Price " cents-Ade'
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n YOU are costive, by taking Qdirk's Irish Tea
The great bilious remedy.-Aap.
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Very Popular.
Frank Lcslie's Popular Monthly for April ~
pages 100 Illustrations prce zoe. 1dr.
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REy. II. W. KNAPP viii preach N TIE First
III Mission Bapt - Church. corner OF laight and Var
lex sts- New YORK. sunday morning at 1880 O'Clock
and sabbath evening az 1880 O'cock After he fNruna
sermon the ordinance OF baptism Will pe administered.
Seats free Welcome strangers.
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DREACHlNG at shiloh Baptist Mission every sab
BATH AT 1880 aud $40. sabbath school at O'clock
All are invited to come. The Rev. r. r. Smith, PASTOR
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DETER DMNER. the converted minstrel. VIII
rea.e MS Christian eAperlenc' u the BereAn Dap.
tlst Church, corner Downing and Bedford SITS New
York, dis Lords day Evenilg at 1850 T.. NJ. Quite q
number VINO have been led 10 the saviour through Mr..
D~yer, will be present AMI tell the erea;
lord has done for them. Ushers In attendance to wait
upon strangers.
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IL Llina'e Church viii deliver Lenf-n discourse to
young under the su'plcs Of tie St Msri Library
Assoc, ton, at St Mary situte. Madison st., near
Ciuton, Lbs cNculn- az ; O'cOca. No ucNrts.
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sICNND MISSION .MArrL.L CMLKNM.-

IStN. A. Z, PERlsN. pastor. viii preach at the
IA RHitisi Mariners len pie, II ury md OlYtI
SIS on this sabbath. al lule aud ~ O'Clock Sunday
school AZ . o'clocs. Seats free.
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A LARGE NUMBER OF sailors will he received
~ into full member hip at the Mariners Church. cor
ner OF Caharne aud Manson SITS, this sunday morn.
Ing, at 1880. The Lurd'e supper vii be administered
by the ttor Ireacning az ESQ 7. NJ bg the pastor,
the Rev. y. u. Murphy. Seats free. Congregational
SINGING. revival lvtnla
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Y liqious Notitts.

A LnOST PFRSUADED.-1he16i 10Th Union Praise
an1 PRAYER Meeting o. cnuche IN taat part Of tne
7th avs. rhe Rev. Mr. IL wi will lead the meeting;
niue churches viii b. REPRESENT d, al readers OF this
UAper are invited 10 lie present. and assist at the
vices to-day, from to Z. NJ, Sankey collection OF
hymns will be used.
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MI y.
vi speaker, VIII deliver her farewell address, closing
nine months engagement with tie Brooklyn hprltu.
asts, at the brooklyn Institute COncord and
Mashnston sts.i on sunday evening, at Nv O'CLOCK.
Subject The Iwl ny eighth Anniversary OF Modern
Splntualism"
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~ eaIlst Chutch. Br0oNyn, Rev. y X. Nye viii
preach on the Lords Prayer, Thy Kingdom Come"
A. ~ p. NJ. the Rev. MIR. Nye's second lecture on
T. Scrptural Proofs OF the Final lhghteousncss and
Bes edncss OF all Men" This church welcomes stan.
gers All promptly eeafed
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Religious Aoints.

A LECTURE will be delivered by Prot. j. II. W.
~ sloane, u. D.. N the Fourth Reformed Presbyterian
Church. 18th st. between 18th and 9th avs. Monday
evening, April 3, 1870, at O'Clock. Subject. Ny
Visit Europe. aud the PresDyterlan Council Lon.
dom" 1lcketa 30 cents.
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Il ECTURE on the Apocalypse, by the Rev. W. w,
Il 4 Andrews Subject; = The Fifth Seal, or the CrJ
toc Church in 18th st. between eth and 9Th Sun.
day evening, al ~ O'Clock.
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y IaTk tcN. VII, Il. AIYer VIII Drtnch al IT A.
NJ. and 1880 p. N. Morning subj CT: Consolation
amidst the Trsls OF Life" Evening subject Ueprated
by special reguesp The False and the rrn- View of
the Text What snail It prOht man u he gam the
whole world anu lose his own SOUL" The public
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-07
baseball Yesterday.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.-About two thou
sand persons witnessed the baseball
match between the Mutual and Cincin-
natl Clubs. 1t was their first game this
season. Betting was in favor of the Mu-
tualS. Tue game was very exciting.
The Mutuals won, scoring two runs, and
did not let the Clncinnatis make a run.
Score-Mutuals 2, Clncinnatis y.
HARTFORD, CONN.--In the game OF
baseball here to-day between the Hart
ford and st. Louis Clubs the former won
by the following score: HarLtords 8, st.
Louis 4.
BOsroN, MASs.--The first game be-
tween Inc Bostons and Louisvilles re.
suited in the defeat of the home nine by
u score of three to nothing, as follows
Louisvilles 3, Bostons 0.
PHILADELPHIA-The first OF series
OF games between the Chicago and Ath-
letic Clubs took place to-day. The game
was one-sided, the Athletics being W.
able to secure run. Chicagos 7, ALp-
lpticS O.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Death of Marshal harrington am d
His Assailant.

Special to the star.
MAYsvILLE, KY, June THE death
OF Captain Harrington, U. S. Marshal,
and the concluding part of the tragedy
created great excitement in this vicin-
ity. The steamer Kate Dickson was
llDeled az Louisville Ior the sum of $40
due two deck-hands. Captain Taylor,
in violation Ut the order of the Court,
started up the river with his boat. U. s.
Marshal Harrington was ordered to cap.
ture her. He lett Cincinnati early yes
terday afternoon OH the Champion Nc. 8,
and oyertaklng the Kate Dickson at Rip
ley made AN effort TO board her, but
ialled.
He then came on TO Maysville and sum.
moned posse, and at about half past .
O'Clock met the Kate Dickson in the riY-
er opp psite Maysvlle. The Dickson i'm
mediately lett tor the OHIO shore, and
landed just above Fish Gut Greek. Har-
rington demanded surrender, and the
Captain OF the Dickson refused and shot
Harrington, killing him Instantly. The
posse returned the fire, killing the
Captain OF the Dickson. Her crew
then surrendered, and she was taken in
charge by the United States officials.
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FOREIGN.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
FINANCIAL.

BY American Press Association to the srAR.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, June THE Times money
article says Erie Railway shares are
firm at an advance. Canadian securi-
ties are dull.
POSTPONED.
EMS, June 7.-The conference Of the
Three Powers on the Eastern question,
which was to have been held here on
Friday, has been postponed.
AMNESTY.
CONsTANTINOPLE. June THE Porte
has promulgated AN offer OF full amnes-
ty to all insurgents who shall lay down
their arms and renew their allegiance to
the Turkish Government during the six
weeks armistice.
WILL RECOGNIZE THE NEW SULTAN.
LONDON, June 7.--Otficial advices re-
ceived by the Government state that all
the Powers will accord recognition to
the new Sultan of Turkey, after they
have received official information OF mis-
accession to the throne.
IN ACCORD.
LONDON, June 7.-The Times Paris
correspondent says: All the Powers
are in complete accord in reference to
maintaining the integrity of the Ottoman
Empire, and the necessity OF ending the
agitation by legitimate concessions to
the people.
THE SAMOA FIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.-Australian
advices stale that the British war ship
Barranta reached Auckland ON the 18th
OF April. She reported that in the pat.
tie with the natives OF Samoa eleven
British were wounded, three OF whom
died. Two OF the wounded were left al
the Fiji Islands Tor treatment, and the
others conveyed to New 2 saland.