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COAST CALAMITIES.
SchOOners in Distress. .Crews Cling
ing to the Rigging.
National Associated Press to The Star.

\atioIlHI Associated iTeSs 10 the star.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Signal
Corps Station at Cape May reports to the
Chief Signal Officer at Sis a. m. to-day as
follows:
"a ship, name unknown, with fore mast
gone, main mast carried away to lower
mast, mzzen top mast and all the head
gear carried away. A steamer has got her
in tow and taking her under Hereford
Beach.
"a three,masted schooner, name un-
known is on west end of Crown Shoals
five miles off the shore, on beam ends. Sails
overheard. Impossible 10 board her. The
crew of Life Saving Station No. Forty-four
is ready to render assistance as soon as Dos
sible. The wind is now blowing fortv-five
miles, west. Heavy west swell on the
beach"
The Signal Corps Station at Cape Hatteras.
\. e., reports to The Chief Signal Officer at
$50 Il. m. as follows:
AT 700 Il. N. a sunken schooner three
miles from Point of Beach Hattcras. and
eight men were apparently clinging to the
rigging. The Keeper of Life-saying Station
No. g was notified
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KENTUCKY KNICKKNACKS,
Hither and Thither in the Common
wealth.

SDrcal to iI,e Star
U,BronsrrpG AnriI 4-,Tha prs.I,v,ar
Of Trausylyan;u' in session at tho Prov;
dence Church adjourned vesterdnv .t T.
m., after an excelleut sermon Inv Pow r A
Bracken. of Lebanon The prcxbvter,
adopted the Book of Church Order of III,
PRESBYTERIAN Churcl, in Che United St,teS
Irr,xov Anr;,,. ,ooti, o,a.,.y
bv about H. roo h,rnarad a;t:,.on,. a'.e"ue' s' ~
| ceola in tho ,rasiarn ,an,;on of ~.
Cnrrt,, nassod .es.J,,.;os p,t'on VI o.o,'
,,'''' t''s',, l.'1'u,'o''S ',,"' ',cy Mo"''
| Rnilrood tnr i'''e'
PAT IJogon ,,,o tron,, u,,o, ,;,
,osed IA Lovo co,,s.d H. o,oi,. r'po 20 Sep a.
ovation has beon odimdo,od ,,,na,to''' to'l"'
scot to tbo ,s,.I,n, - '''' ~ '''''
p,,a. ,,
| I.a1NtLr 'thA' APril al" f". coleman,
ringing lie donr.h.u a, ,,iah, that r,c Du'
nisfol ovor tI,o tra,so, a',, ''a' CO. ,'' p'' 1t
sev.rc,v vorn[;nn at'aont ,, "'.' eo" ~
T., tI,o i., trL n. 80. .''''e,' "'''''''
answer AT Circuit Court
Ms,,soxyI,,r A,-,1d,c,.h h,.u...,
JoLn Devcns oaoJ nr,oan ~ -, D;''. J.." eet'
oaed twcntv resnltod IN .,n a;1o o"ss'u'' - "
head of Tho IotIor h,;,,,, io;d oau ,..:i, 'l'o ~
AK. the wound er,cndiny fran, Ln,,i.I ' .,'' "''
ear to the mouth and severirr tbo c,r I,
was all about pocket.knife,
PApuc,H, KY, April 4--Alice 1ob,so,
a nymph, last night bouoht arsenic n soT,o
drug Store and wcnt to anoihor ~ ,oli.o
and swallowed II Ant;Ja,na Us o'o'e
pumn ctc nnt bor in a wav - "u1
Her Ioyc, had doyortsd b~r "a Nv -
TO die. '''''' S''e "'''''''
Cant Rovtor wo. .,o sons,+;o, ...u
d,v and az ;,,,,,a,,g, 1's''o' .' se''oi'
see him, The water wos o,oaadinr,,, rr Wv yo,, ~
aud tho yoo+I,en ,,,', a,I 'ous''
niobt was tba woryt ha omo. 10y l'5'
He lectures to-ninHt an5 aoo~ ~, "a ','oou' ~.:
s,tprdov 'N e''' " ''i'o
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know whether any employees OF the House

know whether any employees OF the House
contributed to the campaign fund.
As far as he knew 10 House employees,
material or facilities were used In the
matter. As to the using Of Government
material, he had no knowledge of 1t, as
such was not under his charge. Witness
was here in June, and later went to Ohio
to organize the Democratic party to beat
the Republicans, if it could be done. While
doing this political work no reduction was
made in his salary as Sergeant-at-Arms Of
the House.
Gen. Duncan S. S.Walker the nc xt witness,
Secretary Of the Democratic Committee,
testified TO about the same effect.
James Il. Harvey, Treasurer of the Ma
tiona Democratic Committee, testified that
no official was assessed by that party. Geo.
{. Gorham testified that 10 Government
material was used by the Republican Com
mittee.
AT :23 the Committee adjourned sub
ject to call.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE SPEAKER.
The Speaker has appointed as Regents of
Smithsonian Institute, Messrs Clymer. of
Pennsylvania, Johnson, of Virginia, and
Garfield OF Ohio, and as Directors of the
Columbia Institute for Deaf and Dumb
Messrs Harris of Virginia, and ClaAin, of
Massachusetts
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Fourth Edition.
I'm Brief.


National Associated Press TO the Star
PARIS, April 4.-Ernest Renan has been
received as member OF the Academy.
CoLUaBus, April 4.-The Legislature ha;
adjourned until next Tuesday afternoon.
NEW YORK, April 4.---Private adyices just
received by the steamer Atlas say great
fire has occurred at the port OF Miragoane,
Hayti. Only two buildings are left. Loss
estimated at over s., 900.
LONDON, April 4..-Advices from South
srn Egypt report an engagement between
Arab slave traders, under Chief
Buleiman, and the Egyptians, in which the
Arabs were defeated, after vigorous fight,
with loss Of one thousand and eighty
seven killed.
LoSDoy, April 4.--Isaac Fletcher men,
ber Of Parliament for Lockermouth, shot
himself.
The English Commission sent to Upper
Egypt to investigate, report several thou
band deaths from starvation.
The report that negotiations with Yakoob
Khan were broken off are untrue. Negoti-
atoms for peace are still pending
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THE CROOKED POLES.
Arrested in AYondala.

Yesterday two W Il dressed men entered the res
ldence OF Mrs Bragg, Avondale, and requested
her to buy some scissors, and when she refused de
mandcd s. from her displaying a pistol as they
did So
, The money was given them, ana this morning
iney attempted similar game at the residence ol
Mr. Hhier. Mrs. H0fer. however, had heard OF
the atair the day before, and Immediately cal ed
her husband, who happened 10 be near.
. bir Hafer at once proceeded 10 the house of Mrs
Bragg, and, having obtained description of the
men who were there the day before, identified the
men, and, with the assistance OF his ncighbors
arrested and lodged them i'll jail. Their trial will
be held this evening, when it is expected that
these men Will be shown to be the same parties
who have been practicing the same trick at Other
places in the city and subuIb bs
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TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.
NRNATE,
National Associated Press TO the Star
WAsniNGToN, April 4.-The Senate is not
in session to-day.


HOUSE.
| WASHINGTON April 4.-The House met al
II O. clock and at once went into Committee
of the Whole on the Army Bill Mr.. Single
ton, OF M ssissippi, proceeded to address
the Committee arguing that the Federal
Government was one of limited powers.
That 1t had no powers except such as
were expressly conferred upon it by the
| Constitution and by Congress, and he must
have read the Constitution stupidity who
saw in ii any authority to send troops to
| the polls at time of peace. There must be
an actual disturbance aud outbreak to JUS
| tify such sending They could not be sent
there in anticipation of disturbance.
There must be an actual insurrcction
| to be suppressed, to authorize the sending
OF troops to the polls. Taking up tie queS.
| tion of the appointment of Supervisors and
Deputy Marshals, Mr.. Singleton denounced
| their power 10 make arrests as an outrage,
especially when they made arrests not for
an actual violation of the law, but for an
anticipated violation.
After Singleton had concluded, Weaver.
OF Iowa, was assigned the floor ard dcpre-
caIed the sectional discussions on this bill.
He said it was manifest To him that no relief
could come from old parties, but that new
party was necessary, and that was the Ma
tional Greenbuek party That party wanted
no arlned men at polls.
Mr.. De La Matyr followed Mr.. Weaver and
took similar stand.
Mr.. Jones, Of Texas, followed De La
Matyr, and he was followed by Wright. of
PENNSYLVANIA, who also deprecated sec
tional legislation. Mr.. Hawley then took
the floor.
Mr.. Hawley spoke until 2:30, and in
very determined language gave notice that
the minority was not to be coerced into
this legislation.
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RED PEPPER.
A Woman Throws Handful of 1t in q
Mans Eyes.

Mr Chas. Cook, thirtytwo years old, a brother
OF Louis Cook, the carr age manufacturer at the
corner OF John and Bets streets, where he is EN-.
ploytd as clerk, went yesterday afternoon be.
tween 81 and clock TO No. Ill John street to
look for man named Huck, whom he wanted to
employ.
III his search he met young single woman
named Katie TAFT, who told him that she knew
whore Huck Ii ed. he then invited him to her
some employment in the factory. Cook said no.
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The Board Of Control held regular
monthly meeting to-day, all OF the mem-
bers-Messrs Dunn Brown Gels, Hayes
and Turpn-being present.
1t was resolved that the Hall Safe and
Lock Company's contract for furnishing n
safe for the County Treasury be rejected
and that the County Commissioners be in.
structed to advertise for new proposals.
A number of small bills we're allowed
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Local Personal.

| Mr.. John GrossiLs, the Main-street stove
dealer, celebrated his S9rtysixth birthday
yesterday.
Hon. job F. Stevenson sailed rn the Lab
rador April % intending TO make tour of
Italy and Greece.
Mr. John A. Mohlenhotf and wife sail for
Europe by steamer Donau, of the Bremen
Line on Saturday.
Mr.. Frank \. Buschle, OF the German
American Wine House, Nos. G56 and G53
Race street, is lying home seriously, ii not
fatally i'll.
Mr.. Warner, Agent of Weathersbys Frol-
iquesr arrived in the city. The company
will appear one week at Pixies, commenC-
ing Monday, April l4th.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
CLARENCE KING CONFIRMED,

Special TO the Star
WASHINGTON, April 4,-The Senate con
tirmed Clarence King as Superintendent oi
the Geological Surveys Hayden, who
wanted the position used every means in
his power TO defeat King nomination. lie
fought him in the Committee on Public
Lands, TO which the nomination was re-
ferred, and he worked up quite a sentiment
against King in the Senate About all tina
could be said against him was that he pos
sessed youth and inexperence. These
statements had no influence with the ma
iority because OF the personal malice which
prompted them, and King was confirmed
by Democratic votes.
SECRETARY SHERMAN
reports the revenues Of the Government in
creasng and the finances shaping up nicely
for a continuation OF the frightened bust
rtcss prospects. All lie asks is that the pres
cnt Congress shall not njure the country
By injurious financial legislation.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Detroit.

| DttFOh.
CRAZY FOR A BRIpGE-wANT A BIG SPY GLASS.
Special to the Star
DETROIT, April 3.-A big meeting Of cap
italists corporations ETC., was held last
night to organize for building a bridge oil
tunnel across the Detroit River. The sen.
timcnt is for a bridge. A committee of fif
teen will disappointed TO take charge Of the
matter and push the organization. A lib
eral sum for expenses has been subscribed
There is project now before the Legis-
lature to appropriate $25, 900 to build a tel.
escope for The University at Ann Arbor as
much more is guaranteed by subscription.
Chicago.
SUICIDE OF A sTRANGER-sCHAEFFEI MAKES
BIC Runs
| Special to the Star
CHrcAGo, April 4.-Edward F. Ives, a
stranger blew his brains out this morning
in this city, because of business failures in
San Antonio, Texas. He is about forty
years old, and his family lives East.
Schaeffer is practcing for the champion
billiard match. He ran six hundred and
eighty to-day. He makes runs OF over five
hundred daily.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Frank L. Nevius, cor
respondent Of the Chicago Tribune was to-
dav committed 10 Jail nv the Illinois Leg.
islature for coptempt in refusing to tell
who gave him the information that certain
Legislators had been bribed.
Snow blocksdes are reported on the
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Louisville.
A RAILROAD scooP-wALKED TO DEATH
BELLiGEEENr APPLE pEnnLEhs, ETC.
Special to the Star
LOUISVILLE April i-kegardlns the ac-
quireheht Oh por'ioh OF .he e' LOUIS %
oou,heastcrh i'aiiroao ny the LouisNiiie
N''sii''i'c haiIroao company houhns ca"
oe gailieu from all oElclai source.
Wm' harris, one Oh the contestants IN the
iale Waiklng-match at Lion Garden, dled
suodehly yesterday morning, from eXhaus-
ton, having literally walked himself to
death
Three apple c-peddlers, Peter Duffy Fred.
Wilsbury and man named Shea, met in a
grocery on Fifth and York streets. and en-
tered into lively fight, one oi the parties
using q clcavcr another butcher-knife,
and the third malet. All were seriously
injured, and are now under arrest.
The case Of Thomas Cowan, the colored
clerk of the Postmistress, was begun in the
United States Circuit Court yesterday.
Cowan is charged with opening letters and
the contents.
A booming meeting of citizens in favor
of organizing a Board OF Trade will be held
at Library Hall tomorrow night. This
will assuredly be crowned with
success.
DR.. Won Norman, the alleged vendor .:
bogus lottery tickets of the "Royal Sax
onian," was presented before Judge Dupuy
Yesterday on three charles. and was held in
5000 10 answer in each case. The DR.. is now
in Jail.
Indianapolis.
BURIED UNDER A wALL-UIxBY AZ \ KIDNAP-
ER-pEATH OF JUDGE BusKIEN, ETC.
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Total shares reported sold.............
Broke His Wife's Arm

Thomas Bush, shoemaker residing at
the northwest corner OF Fourth and Syca-
more Streets, had a difficulty with his wife
this AFTERNOON, Because she had not sent
their children off to school in time for them
to gain admission to the school.house.
He became very much excited during the
quarrel, and scizing chair he struck her
with it, breaking her left arm. He was ar
rested and lodged in the Hammond-street
Station-house
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A WONDERFUL WOMAN.
Death Of Madame Patterson. .BOnaparte.

Special to the Star.
BALTINoRE, April d.--Madamc Patterson
Ronaparte died here this afternoon at 1:1j
o'clock. a.,
Madame Bonapartc had been seriously i'll
for some time, and her death was expected
for q week. She was about 90 years old.
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Shadows OF Coming Euent.

The regular meeting OF the Lady Teach
ers' Association will take place to-mor. ow
morning, in Superintendent Pcaslce's
Room, Public Library Building.
A musical and literary entertainmentfor
the benefit of the Clifton Ladies' Fancy
Table at the Children's Home Fair will be
given tonight at Clifton Hall.
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National Associated Press TO the Star
PRINcEros, Ill, April 4.-The Halliday
ana Dover case has consumed ten days in the
circuit Court, and attracts great interest.
1t originated about who should pay fifteen
cents Tor weighing load of hay. The costs
already amount to $1,000.
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Marriage Licensaz

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
VIM. Fagin and Mary Alice Carter.
George Klein and Lucinda D. johnson.
Leo. F. Zebold and Carolina c. Kuhnert
Chas. Becker and Clara Becker.
Chas. H. Bode and Ida Phillips.
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Fell From n Tdnystack,

NatoEaI Ass0ciAted PfeSs to the 5
FREEroET, ILL, April 4.--John Piles, u
wealthy farmer Of this county, and one Of
the earliest settlers Of Illinois, fell from a
haystack yesterday and was instantly
killed.
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Sporting News.
BASEBALL IN THE SNOW.

National Associated Press to the Star
Bosros, April 4.-The Boston Baseball
Club played their opening game yesterday
with picked nine. The snow and mud on
the grounds interfered with good playing
Six innings were played, but no runs made.
Twenty-Five hundred people were present.
GREco-EoMAN AND LEGS.
BALTIMORE, April 4.-The Academy OF
Music was filled last night with an enthusi-
astic crowd TO witness a mixed wrestling
match, Greco Roman, with the use of lees
best three falls in five, between Professor
Vim. Miller, Of this city, and John McAIa-
hon, OF Vermont. The match was won by
Miller.
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Up to noon fifteen naturalization pa
pers were taken out in the Probate Court,
Tomorrow is the last chance to get out pa
pers Of naturalization.
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Come one. Como Al

A grand Democratic rally at the Music
Hall this eyenngat 7:30 o'clock. General
Banning, General D. Ward and Others will
address the meeting. II
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JOHN @. BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.

National Associated Press to the star
WASHINGTON, April 4,-The Wallace Com
ml'ce met this morning at 10 o clock ana
examined John G. Thompson, Sergeunt-at-
Arms Of the. House, who was Chairman of
the Democratic Congressional Committee
since 1853. with the exception of two Years
lie was one OF the three members Of the
Committee appointed to represent the Dis.
trlCt of Columbia. The Committees head.
quarters were at the Riggs House, this city
All business was contracted there. Mr.
James II. Harvey was Secretary; did not
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The First Ward Harris Club will hold Il
meeting at East End Hall Saturday Ito.
morrow evening, at o'clock. Several
candidates and others will address the
meeting.
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pOARplN1-No 409 West sixth street, spIendiR
- SUIT Ul rooms newly furnished second d0or
front; stationary washstands, hot and cold water
| cars pass the door both wsvs 3at
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CCcutu III IliIilIGSSIN t&tIICllUp illb grain OF
powder which had remained in Emperor
William head since Ncbe!ng's attempt on
his life.
Turkey.
TIE RuUMELIAN OCCUPATION.
vrESEA, April ALL the members OF
the Eastern Roumelian Commission have
now arrived at Constlntinople. All the
Powers, including even Russia, have in
Btructed their representatives on the Com
mission to finish the work as speedily as
possible. In the preliminary pourparler
now proceeding between the Powers rela-
tive to the mixed occupation, the principle
has been adopted that Eastern Roumelia
shall pay the cost Of occupation. This has
deprived the opposition in the Rechrath
OF its principal handle against The scheme,
namely, the money question.
ALLIANCE AGAINST CHILL.
LONDON, April l. "A dispatch from Rio
Janeiro says chat Peru and Bolivia have
concluded an offensive and defensive all-
anch, and have jointly declared war against
Chilli
Russia.
N!HIMsr REIGN OF TERROR.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 4.--Dotective po-
lice and Judges have GENE 10 regard their
lives as being held al the mercy of conspir-
ators. The latter Of late have adopted the
plan OF warning their intended victim Of
his fate, and the threat is always carried
out That which tends to excite still more
terror is the discovery that among the Nj |
hiliSt conspira.nrs are large numbers of |
gentlemen and ladies high rank. Among
those arrested within the last few DAYS is
at-grand.daughte Of Count Panln, who !
was Chancellor to Empress Csthaline An |
other is daughter of a well-known Sena- |
tnR
Another is niece Of q famous General in |
the army.
THE BUDGET PRESENTED.
LoNDoN, April 4.-The Chancellor OF lhe |
Exchequer presented the Budget III the
House OF Commons last night lie stated |
that last years revenue amounted to GS3,-
10000 expenditures, $50, ,407, 800. The an
nouncemcrJ that no extra taxation would |
be called for excited immense applause.
Afghanistan.
BRITISH VICTORY
LAHORE, April 3.--Thc British under
Captain Cough defeated five thousand AT.
ghans, killing four hundred. British loss
SIX killed and titirty-one wounded
Great Britain.
JrsrIS Mccarthy ELECTED.
LoNDoH. April dustin Mccarthy, the
Home Rule candidate, has iu5 been elected
to Parliament for Longford, Ireland.
Africa.
BELIEF FOR COL. PEARSON.
LONDON, April 4.-Sir Dartle Frerc. Gov.
ernor of the colony, teieGraphs from Cape
Town that British forces are advancing to !
the relief oiCol, Pearson, who is cntrenchcd
at EkUwc
Foreign Flashes.
Federal Council have approved OF the new
German customs tariff
The tzar has presented Scrvia with com G
p'cte battery of Krupp guns.
The 9"een dowagcr Of Hanover favors IN t
enicab!c arrangement with Prussia 5
dispatch from Calcatta says several r
powerful Burmese chiefs have rebclled ,
The occupation OF the British Island Of q
Mataconaon, Coast OF Africa, by the French j
is fully confirmed. ]
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New York Stock Report,

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales today al the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Stcrrett & Co..
2S West Third street:
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-lOTs-Two desitsble building ID,
i IN tuirmount, on New Baltimore Pike. Ad-
dress MARTHA DAYTON, Mt Healthy, O. an
E'oh sALE-Two OF Browns Cabinet Lakhsa
4 ihe most coIapless machinery Of the kinR
Call at this Office. deII-d
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F1E raoeEcU1TEG cCRETE.

VIM. Astor has given JGhn T. RAYMOND,
the nctoR $500 10 be. used in the prosec,,-
tion Of Cnrrie, the Texas r1fiian who killed
the actor Porter.
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UNDERTAKERs
FARMERS COLLEGE,
FARMERS COLLEGE,
College Hill, Ham;lton Cc n

M AlNTAlNS REGULAR CLASSICAL. PIN.
lN CSOPHlCAL, Scientific, Ladies' Classical ana
Teachers Courses Admits both sexes to Ali the
advantages OF the College. Thorough courses in
Drawing and Vocal Music Expenses reducaI IN
lowest point No extras whatever SCHOLARSHIPS
holders nave free tuition. Special attention giyea
To Teachers Heslthfnlness, safety convenience
aud beauty Of location uneQualed For full in
L.. J. B. SMITH, President
'SZs College Hill. Ohio
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The steamship Gen. Werder L. TO be fitted
up with an editorial sauGtum and press
room, and four-Wge paper is to be pub.
lished weekly daring the long voyage
atound the wnlld. President Clark, OF
Amherst, will be editor OF this wandering
weekly, The tide Of which is to be around
The World"
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
ELwTAEATEr FOR HRooKLYX.

NATIONAL Associated f!ass u the ctur
Hrw ioEk, Aprift, The proprietors OF
the old Brooklyn Theater, the destruction
Of which by fire will always be remembered
owing TO the large loss Of life, have resolved
TO rebuild The structure, and yesterday
Aornipg gang OF workmen commenced
clearing away the debris of the old struc-
ture. The total cost of the new building
Is estimated at si25, ,0G2. .
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FOUND.

E'oUAD-That all the ladies stop at q Arcade
i and get their shoes dressed and vaterpsooIea
mlth "olh Acme Blsckin. free OF charge Opna
IN lhe evening, Call snd tell your friends to call
mhl2.lM
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Justin Mc('artby Goes to Parlia-
meni.
ReinforcementS for Colonel
Pearson,


National Associated Pres 10 the Star
BERIIS, April A. The surgeons have sue
ceeded in painIessly extracting the grain of
powder which had remained in Emperor
William head since Ncbe!ing's attempt on
his life.