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The mAfkets.

BALTIMORE, April 9.-Virginia skies deferred
"a; DO. consolidated. 81; do. second series. q
do past dne coupons, Sl1s bid to-dsy Sugar quiet
BALTIMORE. April s.-Cotton quiet and firm
m1ddilng, llls. Flour steady-Howsrd street and
western super. 3.O a3 rs: do: extra 4OOa4 ;6: do
FAMILY. 47Sa5 30; city mills super, S25a3T5: do
extra, 425a4.e0: do. Rio brands. 5.62a575: Pa
tapsco family CTS. Wheat southern dull: western
dull ard 10 aer-southe,n red, l. t3aI is; do amber
1.l6aLl6: No 2Pennsy lvania red l. Ll3 Gal 1914 No
western wipter red spot and April, lIlhsilIN :
May, l.12all21S; june. IL. Corn. southern dull
white a5at. II, do yelssy, 4sSa44 western mixed.
ssaai4; steamer, 4OIaI Oats stsasX Snist Sane; .n
Hay quiet anna qa sna
steaoi-mess pork lO.5OaIO75 Bulk memats"loose ml Bose
shoulders. $5sa4; clear rib sides, 5Isa54; packed,
Al and so Bacon- shoulders AZ 9 ear rib sides, g.
Hame. 9Aa9A. Lard-refned, in tierces. N Butter
steady and unchanged. Eggs quiet and weak
Petroleum steady ana unchanged. Coffee firm an1
unchanged. Whisky dull and unchanged Freights
to Liverpool per steamer steady-cotton, l6d. !;
hour. 2s. 3D.; grain, I'd. Receipts.nour. 1.185;
wheat, 6O.CO0 corn: IA 600; oats. 6SSi; rye, AS
NEW YORK. April 9-Stocks weak Money. g.
Exchange, long. z86; short. 4S7A. Governments
NEW YORK, April 9-Flour duh and heavy.
shade lover.
LONDON. April g., 1850 p ms-.Consols. for
bonds new dves, INK. Erie. 26; do preferred,
47X. New Jersey Central console. 88k Illinois Cen.
tra1, a6 New Jersey Central. a
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ELECTION RETURNS Cincinnati - comn,ete
returns OF the Cincinnati election give majori.
ties as follows: Chas Jacob, Jr., rep, mayor,
az; E. G. Boyce, rep, board OF public works,
102; P. H. Kumler, rep, City solicitor, $50; H.
knorr, rep. city treasurer, 1,1s1; NJ. F. Wilson,
oem, Judge police court, 1,271; J. p. Murphy,
j. Fl. Setchell. rep, board Of police comnis,
siOnerS, 492
Lockport, N. Y.-Hon. John E. Pound, rep,
democrats electing most OF the other officers.
Albany. N. Y.-At the election in Albany. N.
Y, yesterday, the democrats elect 10; denocrat
and national 2, and the republicans super
Justice of the justices court by about 5000 ma
jOrity,
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District Bills i'm the Senate.


In the Senate to-day Mr.. Rollins introduced a
bill giving the District Commissioners the
powers and subjecting them to the duties con-
ta1ned in chapter s, Of the Revised Statutes. 1t
also provides that water main taxes shall be
unifOlm In the District, and that the rate of
interest under section 2O2 OF the Revised Stat
utes shall be increased to 10 per cent. per an
mum. The Secretary OF the Treasury Is author
ized to advance $25, 900 for improvement of the
water supply on Capitol Hill and other high
places OF the city. The advance Is to be repaid
from the water rates as they are collected.
BILL FOR BENEFIT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Mr.. Harris introduced, by request, the House
bill of last session for the benefit of the
public schools. The bill gives the use of all
land belonging to the United States not now
occupied or required by the government, for
the benefit Of the public schools of the District
1t also authorizes the Commissioners to pur-
chase Of the washington Asylum and health
department the farm on the Eastern branch to
which to transport the garbage Of the streets;
also to employ the pauper and convict labor OF
the Asylum and the O. s. Jail in retaining for
the use OF the Asylum the marshes In front of
reservation number 13, and to expend for that
purpose 600.
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CRUEL TREATMENT OF A GIRL-A girl aged
fourteen, the daughter of Isaac and Mary E.
Morris, OF Boston, has been taken In charge by
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children, to rescue her from fll-treatment by
her parents, to which she has been all her life
subjected to by her mother. While an infant
she was put out to nurse, and the mother ever
since appeared to act on the belief that her own
that was not her own flesh and blood. The girl
was never suffered to leave the house or even
look out the windows, and was at times beaten
unmercffully
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ELECTION RETURNS
RevubliCan Gains I'm Jersey

NEW YORK, April 9.-The election In Jersey
City, n. j., yesterday, for members OF local
boards, resulted IN republican gains. The
boards last year were strongly democratic.
There is tie In the boards Of police and fire
commissioners. The board OF freeholdefs is re-
publican. The board OF aldermen stands 6
democrats and republicans. One district is
doubtful. The board OF works and board OF
education are very evenly divided, but Will be
controlled by the democrats. In the city OF
Bayonne, which usually goes democratic. the
republicans have made clean sweep. In Ho-
bOken the republicans elect their candidate fof
mayor; the democrats elect their city treasurer
and city clerk without opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

UDDERZoOK- Goss.-The house owned by Mrs.
Jane Udderzook, Of Chester county, Pa, mother
OF VIM. UdderZoOk, has been seized by the sheriff
by Mrs. Sarah Arden, OF Baltimore. The mort
gage was given for two years. The sheriff will
sell the house on April oath. The mortgage
was given by Mrs. UdderZook to bear the eX-
penses OF the trial of her son for the murder of
GOSS-[BaU A ,aericon 9th
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Methodisn i'm New York.

NBwBURG, n. 7 April 9-At last nights
session of the New York Methodist Episcopal
Conference the following were among the sta
tistics reported;-Total number OF members,
Al, ,69S-an increase from last year OF 305; local
Of valuation OF S., 237, 400; sunday school men,
beIsh1p, 46,00O raised for Missions about $50 0O0
Indebtedness on churches and par5onageS,
$416,S1S; receipts for ministerial support,
s117, ,226. The conference adjourned sine die
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MR.. CORNELIUS j. VANDERBILT on Monday
completed his payment to the daughters of Mr..
Greeley. Deducting one payment made many
Com. Vanderbilt to the daughters shortly after
MIR. Greeley's death, the balance, including in
terest, amounted to $61, ,1s7, all OF which has
within the past two or three days been placed
by Mr. Vanderbilt In the hands OF Mr.. Greeley's
daughters In person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

LEwEs, DEL, April 9.-The steamer Equator,
shaft on the Sd instant twenty-five miles OF
Five Islands, and has arrived here In tow Of the
steamer Lancaster. Schooner Chas. A Jones,
IRON ro1l Chrisholms 9 isiand s. c. with phosphate
during heavy gale, March 30th, on Fryingpan
Shoals L1ghtship, and went down next day.
The crew was picked up by the schooner Ages
l. Grace and have been landed here
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A Mississippi Town Burned by I'm.
CendiarieA.

MEMPHIs, Tenn, April 9.-A special dispatch
from Coffeeville, Miss, this morning, saws the
greater portion of the business part Of that
town was DESTROYED by fire early this morning.
The houses OF w. E: Loring, G. v. Boswell,
duvant, and the warehouse of F. b. Heron.
were completely destroyed. The fire, which rs
supposed to have been of incendiary origin.
started In Harley'S hotel. The loss on buildings
and stock is estimated at SO 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

STAY OF EXECUTION GRANTED.-The governor
OF Virginia has granted q stay of execution in
the case OF Geo. Lewis alias Wells, colored, SEN
fenced by the county court of Chesterfield coun.
ty to be hung on the 25th OF April for the murder
OF his grandmother. The stay Is granted in
Ofder to allow the prisoners counsel to argue
motion for new trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

u The lease OF John T. Ford on the Cumber-
land Academy OF Music has expired and he has
declined to renew IL.
u Laura Joyce, the actress, has petttioned
Ine supreme judicial court OF Massachusetts, to
nave her alimony increased from s, 500 to s. 600
year, and that the other child may be taken
from its father, John valentine Taylor.
"Working hours are being rapidly extend
ed from 81 to 81 hours week In Scotland
u-New taxes, to the amount of Sl5OOOa 900
a year, have been imposed on France since the
war.
uMurat Halstead has sent $40 for the ben
eflt OF the cOlored people who are at st. Louis
and are going West.
e. Toronto man Is suing his mother law
for $1,000 damages for alleged defamation OF
character.
eThe Lewiston (Me) Journal says that the
cotton mills of that city are doing better busi-
ness than for several years.
UM the United States court at Boston yes
terday, q motion by Gen. Butler to Quash the
indictments againts number OF illegal voters
at the last election was denied.
UA new iron steamship, 2.5O0 tons burthen,
for Mallorys New York and Galveston line,
was launched at Reaches shipyard, Chester,
Pa, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

MURDER I RIAL IN VIRGINIA-The trial of Jno
Williams, colored, for the murder of Howard
HoltzclaW, the telegraph operator, at Warren
menced In the circuit court Of Fauquier county,
Va, yesterday. A jury was impannelled and
number Of witnesses examined. Williams.
although he has confessed the crime, pleaded
not guilty to the Indictment. Williams seems
utterly careless in regard to the result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

CONGRESSMAN O'REnLY.-The recent decision
OF Judge Gilbert In the case of CONGRESSMAN
Okellly, OF Brooklyn, does not seem to be SAT-
!sfaCtory to the latter gentleman In the hone
OF upsett1ng the decision application was made
yesterday to Judge Donohue, In supreme court,
The papers submitted simply Contained a recital
OF the facts OF the case as published in the BRO
ceediDgs IN the Brooklyn court. Judge Dono-
nue granted the stay, but with the provision
tnat II the Brooklyn board OF aldermen desired
to be heard In opposition such hearing Should
promptly be granted.-[N. Y. Herald, Stk.
KILLED By DETRCT1vE.-Chas. Bayerton
was shot and killed at st. Louis yesterday, by
aetecuve named Eggs, who said he shot him
aItacEed Dy robbers. 1t Is said Eggs was drunk.
He was locked up. AA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLArURK.-In the PENN
sylvania Senate, yesterday, after reading q let
who is OF the opinion that pleuro- pneumonia
exists In the vicinity OF Philadelphia the act to
prevent the spread OF the disease was 1nally
ed that OF the s., ,105, ,0s2 appropriated for the
support OF penal and charitable institutions
8, ,52l 7.5 remains unpaid. In the House. a bin
was introduced appropriating $250,OO0 for the
in the Ptttsburg riots of 1877
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The Pennsylvanta Riot Damage
Hill.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 9.-The bill, known
as the Pittsburg riot act, making the state
liable for damages caused by the riots Of 1s77,
was Indefinitely postponed in the house this
morning by a vote OF 103 to 90. A motion to
reconsider was made, which was supplemented
present. The latter motion was adopted-1OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

THE RESIGNATION OF ARCHBIHsoP PURCELL
DRCLINED.-A letter was received yesterday by
Archbishop Purcell from Cardinal SimeOni sec
retary to the Pope, decliningto accept the Arch.
bishops resignation on account OF his long SER
vice to the church. The Archbishop was in
succession to the see OF Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

Ex-GOv. SEYMOUR, according to an interview
in the New York Herald, has no idea of running
for governor this fall. He says his candidacy Is
thing out OF the question; that he is not mere
ly unwilling to be a candidate, but that on
account Of his years and Ill health he is unable
York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

The SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION CAsRs.-In
the Q. s. court at Charleston, S. c., yesterday,
Gen. JAS. Conner, counsel for the defendants
In the election cases, moved TO Quash the entire
panel Of the grand and petit Jurors on the ground
that the list from which the Juries are to be
made up was not drawn In conformity with law
or In compliance with the order OF the court;
and further, that the persons so drawn were
not properly or sufficiently summoned. The
court adjourned the subject until to-day to give
the prosecution time to prepare its answer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

IN THE COOKING MAIN at Norfolk, Va, yester-
gay, between Pennsylvania and Virginia, the
u csicKens from Pennsylvania won five fights out
Ol SIX. This leaves the score eight for Pennsyl-
Vanla and four for Virginia, rendering 1t now
necessaly for Virginia to win six fights out of
seven; to do which is considered almost an i'm
DOSSfhilitv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

VIRGINIA COIORED PEOPLE SUSTAINING JUDGE
RIvEs.-A large meeting Of colored people was
neio 10 Richmond last night for the purpose of
mdors1ng the course OF Judge Rtves In indicting
tne state Judges. The meeting was one OF the
some time. Speeches were made by Revs. W.
r BROOKS and Derrick, deprecatIng the abridg-
ment OF the rights OF the colored people of the
soutn. The speakers remarks were Character
ned Dy expressions OF the hndest feelings for
lne Whlte people OF the south. Some OF the
mosI prominent colored people In the city were
action OF Judge Rtves and providing for RAISING
q 1und to sustain him before the u. s. Supreme
Court were adopted. The meeting was much
larger and acted more In concert than the one
held the night before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

- The old homestead of John Randolph of
ROANOKE, In Charlotte county, Va, was destroy
ed by fire Monday night.
The United States circuit court at New
until the fall term.
The Indians at Lapelle, Canada, have
seized the government stores to satisfy their
hunger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

BE NOT DECEIVED.
The increasing popularity Of the
Cincinnati Oleine Soap
has caused many MIrAT1oHs under the name OF
Oleine Soap and other brands OF SIMILAR APPEAR-
ANCK, MADE TO DECEIVE, sold at little less price,
but very inferior in quality to the
sr GENUINE OLEINE SOAP. IA
BR NOT DECEIVED By THESE INVITATIONS,
BUT SEE THAT "PROOTER & GAMBLEs GIN
OINNATI OLEINE SOAP" IS ON EACH BAR
Ton SALE BY GRocERs KvERYwHERH
sp9-w,sm.2m .2m. .1ool1p
NOW. BOYs'
WANT A NEW SPRING SUIT
READ THIS
TO YOUR MOTHER
Tremendous Stock
Of Clothing
for
BOYS AND YOUTHS
Ever Seen
In Any One House Are Now Stacked Up On Our
Counters.
YOUTHS SUITS
For Dress School or Business.
One Hundred Styles
BOYS SUITS
For Dress or School.
In Endless Variety.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES
LADIES CALL
AND BRING YOUR BOYS.
YOUNG MEN COME
AND SUIT YOURSELVES
NATIONAL CLOTHING COMPANY.
No. 400 Seventh street,
Northwest Corner Of Seventh and d sts
ca. HURPEsT'
No. 4O8 5th Street -. 70.
HEADQUARTERS
OAHDREN'B CARRIAGES,
ARCHERY AND CROQUET.
BASE BALL AND FISHING TACKLE.
YIIOOIPKDE6 AND WAGONS,
usr2elm At PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

REV. JOHN MILLER, D. d. Princeton, N. j.,
late professor OF the theological seminary at
1stry for heresy at session OF the Presbytery OF
New Brunswick, held In Trenton yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09
The Detroit Bridge Oues,tou.

IIC IcIEOII E1KIUSc QUGSt1Ome
DETROIT, MICH, March 9.-The question of a
bridge across the river here took q definite
shape last night by the common council passing
q resolution requesting the legislature to
amend the charter OF the city so as to allow tha
city to issue bonds to tn amount OF $3.50 O0O for
the purchase of Belle Island, and the construc-
ton of bridge across the American channel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

BURNED 10 DEATH IN THE Woops-A tale-
gram rom Bordentown, N. J., April Z. saws
JACOB Ceaders, an old resident OF Groyeyiile a
small ms NJ lactu ing town fewmiles from here.
had gone with some companions to the woods
for frolfc. Having drunk rather freely. the
whole party fell asleep by fire which they had
6ullt. One OF them finally awoke and found
Ceaders unconscious and slowly roasting he.
10re the f1re. Cnavailing efforts were made fo
save him, and he died about two houra later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

BULLDozING IN VKRMoNT.-The annual village
meeting at Bennington, VT, Monday night, was
captured by roughs, who elected their own
ticket and voted tax to suit themselves. The
matter Will be taken to the courts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

A HERO BoY.-The house of Captain Bennett
OF Mackinac, Michigan, caught fire ct night last
week, three infant children being alone In the
house, which had been securely locked up. The
WlndOW with an axe, and took out the other
cnlldren. They wrapped themselves up with
blankets they had saved, and waited till the
ing, the little hero put the two younger ones on
a sled and hauled them four miles to their
grandfather'S house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

OFFIcKRs EL.CTRp.-At the election he,d IN
0ay the following directors OF the Inland ana
Seaboard Coasttng Company were caosen:-
samuel Bacon, J. w. Thompson, VIM. Thomp-
Baxter, Nathaniel Wilson, A. H. Herr, w. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

WANTS TO SECEDR FROM THE DoMINToN-In
the Dominion House OF Commons yesterday Mr.
Decosmos member OF British Columbia moved
Tor leave to introduce q bill to provide for q
peaceful separation OF British Columbia, from
the Dominion OF Canada. The motion not being
seconded, the speaker declared it out OF order
and the matter was allowed to drop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

MILEAGE IN MAINR.-The supreme court of
Maine has decided that members OF the legtSla-
ture can receive mileage but one way, at the
RATE OF ~ centS mile. large number OF
members win be called upon to return hall the
mileage they have drawn from the state treas.
uIer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

FIRE IN MARYLAND.-A special CORRESPONDENT
OF TIE STAR writes from Great Mills, ST. Nsry,s
county, Nd. April Sth, as follows: "Col Joocph
several thousand dollars worth OF gooda 1ns
posed 10 oe set on 1re. Col. Allston was "a 0Sl-
tlm0re az the time purchasing his spring stock
insurance or not. It is great loos to our 49,
ton OF the county"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. certificates
yesterday amounted to s229, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

CONvICIKD.-GeOrge W. Gregg has been con-
v1cted at Chicago OF embezZlement while SUPER.
intendent OF the money y-order department OF
implicated, but turned government witness.
The $l5, coo stolen has been partially recovered.
Sentence reserved.
Fatal RAILROAD AcCIDENr.-The emiprant
cars OF train on the Central Pacific road
pound east were detached and thrown of the
track Monday near Lovelocks station. New
ira >: Marcy, OF WflkeSbare, Pa, was killed.
and Two other passengers injured. The acci.
dent was caused by q broken rail-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

SECRETARY SHERMAN will return from Ne"
York tomorrow or Friday.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTO-DAY.-Internalra rev.
enue, $254 All 81; customs, slt4,lO1.l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

AT THE WHITE HoUsE-Senator Burnside and
Representatives Barber, Boyd, Forsythe, Jones,
Mckinley, Murch and Talbot called on the
President TODAY
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DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CAUCUS ON FINANCIAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kenna, of West
Virginia, has secured sixty signatures to a peti-
tion asking the chairman of the democratic eau
view OF providing by legislation, at the present
session, for the free coinage OF silver the issue
OF bullion certificates based On either silver or
tonal bank circulation, and the prohibition 0f
any further increase OF the bonded debt of the
government" Under the democratic rule ten
lneitDers naH . are suInclent number to procure
movement In the matter will be secured imme-
dlately on the announcement Of the committees
In the direction OF the financial legislation in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

LONDON, April "a dispatch from Seaham
county OF Durham, states that the miners In
the HoughtOn and Graham districts have de-
and managers. hundred police are Sta
toned In Graham hall and conflict is fmmf-
nent. The cOlliery managers are leaving or
barricading their houses.
Gone to PariSs
Mr.. Bourke, under secretary of foreign af
fairs, has gone to Paris to confer with the
French government about the Egyptian crisis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-09

VHIEF MUSES. anu Ills party arrived by the
fast line train on the Pennsylvania road at 9
O'Clock this morning, through from San Fran
cisco. They were at once taken to the fremont
House. The party includes the following per-
sons:.N. c. Conoyer, agent of the Umatiflas,
and daughter; Captain Boyle John McBean.
half-breed, interpreter for the government
since 1855 and chief Of scouts for Gen. Howard;
Abe Lincoln, half breed, assistant Interpreter;
Guiding the Okanadins; Jim, nephew OF Moses;
Howlish WampO, chief OF the Cayuse: Win
nipsnok, chief OF the Umatillas; Young Chief, a
Cayuse chlef; Gmap1ne, Cayuse, and HOmli,
chief Of the WaIlaWallas