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Crean sIeamers.
A MEXICAN LINE.


4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Only Transatlantic Lane u1ier tho AMERICAN FLAG
Sailing "Wednesday from PHI ade!pha and Liverpool
Extra salngs alternate SATURDAYS
INDIANA. rhuIs'fy, March * p
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP
Sailing every week alternately from Philadelphia an New
York landing passengers within few hours ride Oi tho
important DClDts Of interest the Continent
BrLG CNLAA MARCH - p m
For rates passage other information apply TO
,o- -, PETER Wright & SONS General AseSts. .,
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Battery place. SewfOrk-
4 NCHOR LINE y. 5; MAIL STEAMERS.
"a NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No 20. North River. New-Y0rk.
Bolivia March q. a. IN. Ethiopia April 10, "a M
Cabins. So 20 $50 Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Second Cabin $40. Stseraee f2S
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier No. 40. North River, foot II ChaIlesSf
Victoria March p. noon Alfalfa March ~ y n M
CABINS S55 and $50 Excursion tickets reduced rates
HENDERSON BROTH LRS Agents, BOWLING Green
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
Pier ofCompany new No AZ North River foot ~ Moronst
Travellers by This line avoid both transit by English rt.
way and the dscomforts OF crossing the Channel snaA
EMERTQUE, - Joucia......I THURSDAY, Mch. l.. 10 m
FRANCE 1ruoelle. Wednesday Mch. 81 a.
CANADA. Ftangeul "Wednesday Apl. 7, D. m
Credit Lyonnas Pans amounts
LOUIS DE bEBIAS. Agent No. % Broadway
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
steamer Amerque. Captain Jouca. viii leave on TIL RS
DAY. March 49, al 10 O'Clock M instead oil Wednesday,
l7th inst.
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WHITE STAR LINE. -
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
MOTTO The Of this Line take The Lane Route
recommended by Maury, u D. NJ on bon inc outward
and hOmeward voyages. =, .oo,
celtic can't Gi,adel. Thursday, Mch ls l03O IN.
RIpI H 10 cam SATURDAY. March p. m.
ADRI Alto. Jenning fhuTsdsf Arm 4 10 M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FC'>F or WEST
10fH-Sr. -, l., -
These steamers uniform I'm AMI unsurpassed In APP
rointmenfs "A StaieroOms. Smoking ani Bath.
rooms arc amships where tine noise AID motion ara
east felt aOrdng Of comfort hitherto unattanaels
tickets favorable terms
THESE steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor PIGS
Of and other formation apply az The
Ccmpanys Offices No 81 Broadway, New York or No l40
Walnut ST. Philadelphia r. J. CORIls Agent
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Tnantlal.

bankers and CAPITALISTS will want to
- get Tho Tribune Almanac 1885, % gives the figures
United states Revenue aud Npen turo srco 1870 Price
% cents by mail.
PONDS WANTED.-Ray County Missouri
- Galloway County. Missouri, Dams Comfy Kansas :;
sedsWick County. Kansas 0uscaiine, Iowa, is
h. +. GUNTON,
BROADWAY. Room ~.
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ROTTERDAM LINE. $50. ~,
Ia Steamers leave adj Pavona Ferry Jersey Jy
ROTTERDAM, " ednesday, Aar IT,. IS - . - "a ~
We,ines ay War. CHIEDAM Meanesily Mar 81,
lsICabiD ss5-sg0. % CABIN. $500 otesrage so
II. CAZAuX. General Agent "a south NiliAmst
FUNCH EDYE n Co. p Souih Wilam-st. Freight Aga
L. " MORRIS. 90 BROADWAY. General Passage Agent
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\ Y,HAYANA& MEXICANMAILs. S. Line
pacific MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

4 Sairg from Pier foot II Canal-st. North River.
For san Fran isco via Isthmus - anama
81 aamshp CRESCENT CT :. ~aiu day, 1alcn " nOlu.
Ctihg for Central and South imerca and Mexico
From Frauc 20 Japan and China;
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. Saturday, Nch ~ noon
From san Francisco 10 Honolulu. NeWAea'ano ana Aut
tranR:
steamship AUSTRALIA. SATURDAY. April 10. noon.
For freight or general Information. apply II COmpanys
Qfice O Pier foot OF Cana.st. North River eel. -
Passen gers forwarded 10 SAN FRANCE -CO $40 NICK
ISLANDS. JAPAN, CHINA. NrNLEAl@Aele AZ - IA:
LA, SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMEhIcAN and
MEXICAN PORTS. 49,,
For tickets regar appy 10 The
passrng ger Department No. 2js Broadway
G. r. sItWALI. II. J. BULLAY,
NHa A IN f
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-09-25
TEINTURE D%E:PURATIvE
d u DIR. nj ENG

Ce remede qul ma pas encore failll depuis
vingt-cinq ans Quill est en- usage. est hiet
! suptrieur ii tons les tri,aits az ~Salstpaftiii.
It tous les Etpmat.fs, employees iuslu'a &C
jour.
II gul6rit toutos les malaaics chronipues
soft internes. soil cNterner, sans difference
l'ige nj de sexe. Mule maladie proycnant
de i'ilnpuret6 dn sang ne r6siste a son nsa-
ge; las dMrtrcs de q%uciquc nature qu'clles
soleht, les intirmitts, consequence de IahUs
du merc,lre on de tout autIc ~traitement qui
a vici6 la constitution, sont paifaitemcnt
ct radicalemcnt queries, touteslc fois que
ron persavire dams son emnlei.
Les Lcaco,vh6es. Icrtca BlGHchcS. Ir1iga-
'aritds dams la periodicite DIES menstrnes,
la cllorose, In ~stetiIjtt %provenant de tou'e
malaaie c~hronipne OF constitntioMuel!e,
tonfcs ces maladi9s disparaisscnt par I'm
traitement assez longtenrs prolpngG dc la
Teinturr Dtpuratiye dn DR.. Merg.
L'fpilepsie, lorsqu'ellen NEST pas OCCASION
nee par nnc lesion organiqne, les Rhuma-
tisines chroniquts ct queauctols liqas. les
u}eeres canc6reuX, ont etc radica)cment
gu6ris.
Les cures dfia op6r6es parlent assez pour
que la Teinture Dtpuratiye du DIR. Meng
ait bosoin de toute reclame: il snitit dc sa-
voir quill NY a pas en- ~iusqn'a present nne
serle maladie c%hronique inyeter6e on cons
titutionnelie, produire par I'm vice qncl-
conque dies mmeurs, qui ait resist6la puts
sance m6dicatrice de cette preparation.
Chauue houteille est accunpagn6e lie
nomhreaS certiticats, venant de tons les
points de Ia Louisiana attcstant les bellies
cures opGrees par ce m~~'ieamcnt.
~ En- ventc a st, JacqneH-Rive droite,
chez J. Billion ct J. V. Armant--Riye gau-
che, Eugene Laiche ct L. Grandcnry.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-09-25
1U p u Il Lie.

NJ. GEO. a. COLOMB Doctenr nentiste,
de retour dc Philadelphia, Oh il Il tcrmil.6
:es Guides necessaires d sd profession, in
Orine scS alRis, SEES commissioners ct lie
public quill s'est tiNe a st. Jacques dune
facon parinanente. snr lilahitation dc NJ
G. Colomb, ct quill SO met ! la disposition
ldc ceuXqui youdront bien llororerde lenl
fcontiance. (23 mars, 3m
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-09-25
DR.. MENG. Donaldsonyille:

Gest avec lie plus VII p~laislr que je vous
vols reprendre la fabrication de votre TEN
ture D6pnrative. Je he saurais trop la
rccommahder a tous cenz qni sontfrent de
malahies a%nciennes. zen al vcndn bean
dams lie temps, ct jai 6t6 t6moin do
cures aussi nomhrenses que s~urprenantes.
Mails deuN surtout sont restees grav6es
dans ma m6moire:
Nine. Santiago Troxillo, Ag6e d'environ
46 ans, qui depuis plnsienrs ann6es n%.avait
pu gutter son lit (%retour d'age1. s'esttrou-
wee enforcement gufrie, apres remplol de
qnelques bouteilles de teinture dGpurative.
Ellie est deyenue forte ct puissante, ct n
plus RESENT aucnne esepce de douleur.
Me. Lagreze ,ag6e de 25 ans, qui depnis
pnsieurs ann6es n'ayait pn SO livrer a au-
cnne espece travail, Ell proie a me migrai
ne qui la tenait clouee LAM sa chamhres
s'est Il dtlivr6e pour tonjours de cette
doulourense mnladie, apres Pusage de guel-
ques bouteilles de cette bonnie teinture.
81 ce medicament, bien connn ct emplo-
We dams nos parages, await besoin d'etre
recommends, je pourrais donncr lie nom de
nombre de personnes qni ont etc queries
par la teinture d6purative.
Veuillez men eNp6dier une caisse. Plu-
sieurs malades men ont demande ct Fatten-
dent.
AMADEO BRAUD.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-09-25

sEa7IszyEEKLy SUN, 50 4 YEAR,
OF t,lc sa'fa size .ni general character rs
tn. WEE.NI+T, bat witlt u grcntcs variety OF
m!srcI lineou3 %,e-ainE, nna furnishing tho news
to ~ Subscribers With efoltei freshness. because
1t comes .ystce y week ia3tcal Of once ONLY.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-09-25
TIE DAILY 81 n. So 4 YEAR.

A pre&ailcatlY rec5 he acwsrapar. with t'e
lar c!f.t.latiplt III Shc word. Tree. inte-
pendent, stti ~t2afla5s in politics. al the news
ffuui Gy eyyH.GSrr. ~ , Centa q cory Dy mail,
ST. ccits 4 NOAH, CT 50 q yGaT.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-09-25

Kept 6y apothe-
carries ia this
ntry. a
! single trial wiN
| conuince tie most
~skepdcal Of its
a~condesfi1l value.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-09-25
AMADEO BRAUD.

Je c%crtiie que lie Depuratif du DIR. Meng
ma gu6ri radicalement Ell 1874 dune forte
eruption cutan6e sur labdomen, qui await
resiste pendant au moins six mois 4 tons
les autres remedies presents par les pre-
ticiens de la Nouvelle-Orl6ans. L'eruption
disparaissait, mails revenait %tonjonrs.
Six bouteilles de la Teintnre Pont fait
disparaitre, ct P6rnption nest plus revenue
apras ce traitement.
J. D. AUGUsTIN.
st Charles, Z Juliet 1879
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-09-25

Or less than Gne Ctns q Cory. Let there DO .
$50 Gus At every Post ONCE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-09-25

St3MUluNI m
required. They
restore the vital
forces IN a re-
markable degree,
Iand give tone to
tie system.
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TERMS TO u

ll1AA4sLt) = ~ 'J.5e
THE pGSfAa WEEKLY Sun.
Ff.G copies, one Ycaf, SEPARATELY addressed.
Gaar .3n.iu-s.
'ren Cnr'e-. one 7tar. saneEn'ety addressed ia-d
81 ezra cDtN +otAie gettcr ~ ~ riipt,
Eight i55!ia -.
Twenty Gopjes, one venr, snrrratels nthit3sed
ta.d aa c=tf. copy 10 the te'trt up Of c!nh4,
aIsbcea BHslI.s.
se.ll- res y one yunr to ettter ~ Of club,
ih.GtS-tAtea .n.tars.
F,ttg soniea. nHe yea, ;eoe. .;e}s satlessai odd
Inc se:ii. "eckIl a4c yf.F1e Aui:rg upnt ipn>.
'.airty-i+o noistTa.
Gne ,rntirel coates, oi- v,ar, - cre address
tilli the i's@Iy iu1 one yea - the aattsr uno
ea3'' E.fty noi;arG.
Gme hundred COPIED, ono ven, a"anr.,rly nj.
aff-$e! tsat: tina lail. tornae to t4estttcr
up Ut ci"pfs s,iEt3 nGl:ass.
T1E sEa:1~TEERI% SrN.
Five ccplsa, owe year, separated nG3to.,e'.
Light Eoiir ~.
Ten eorisa, one year, srnarat e'y AZ ,gc3sca t4aI
IN ezra aeiy 10 saa;er u.p1tf citi}.
tiAteGu Dollars.
SEND YOUR HONEY
n Pot g"re orders. ehcess, or dlafts On Hcv
YORK, wherever cnnteLIena. ifhot. tnvn register
t's letters c"+ta!tin% ia3.er, Address
I V. EXCL ,Nn. Publisher,
Snn Office. Hew York City.
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Robach's Stom-
|R0BACK'S S; 81: s :? !. Ii; {;
market, possess
intrinsic merit.
1FnoJ p.jIu.

called, are me'esy aishiwashy stuff,
sold as a beverage. DR.. Roback's
BiAers ore not a beverage IN any
sense Of the word, but contain the
most erpensice drugs knoson to
science for the radical cure of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all cases ,chee a tonic and
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-09-25
STOMACH|

country and introduced the Scan
dinauion Blood Purifier; since
which time Thousands hare been
cured, BY its use, Of Scrotula and
other blood diseases. Il contains,
besides the Iodide Of Potassa and
Syrup Of Sti7ing;n, drugs import
ed from Sreden for is cypress
manulacture, uaknoun aud nos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

A IMPAIRMENT CLERK AND CLERKESs INVOLVED.
Another scandal in official life is reported,
and this time in the Post Office department.
The parties involved in the scandal are an en-
ploye of the Treasury department and lady
clerk Of the Post Office department.. The man
mentioned is E. j. Evans, chief OF the collecting
division of the sixth auditors office, Treasury
department. His Office is in the Post Oifice de-
partment building. RumorS have been flying
around on the under current Of department.
gossip for the past week or two. The matter
comes out from parties In the Second National
Bank building on Ith street, across Ine way.
1t is alleged that the two parties were seen Sit
ting near the window exchanging amorous
compliments. Sixth Auditor McGreW is absent
and Mr. Lilley is acting in his stead. An inyes-
Lflley to-day told THE STAR reporter that the
publication about the matter this morning was
false and unfounded. He said that no evidence
Mr. Evans OF the lady. No publication In re-
gard to the fumors. he stated, should be made.
Mr.. Evans was found by THE STAR In his room:
on the third fioor-the northwest corner room OF
that floor. He denied positively that there was
any truth in the alleged improprety on his part
or that of the lady. 81 would be fool, even II
had been guilty, to make any exposition be-
fore window. There are two gentlemen In
this room with me all day; they do not
leave until four, five or six o'clock. Will call
them" The two clerks came in, and both pro-
nounced all rumors and publications false.
Nothing of the kind could have been carried on
without their knowing it. They were very posi-
tive in their denials. Both said they knew Mr..
Evans was not that kind of man, and also
knew that he was not fool. The STAR told
them that the report was that the lady
visited Evans room after four O'Clock. They
said that they were frequently there as
late as five O'Clock; and. at any rate. the
spittoon man and the charwOman were busy
alter four. Open detection would certainly have
followed any such occurrences as those alleged.
II the parties in the building across the way are
correctly reported in the date when they say
they saw improprieties. 1t can be stated that
proof positive is at hand that the lady was not
in the city on that day. Mr.. Evans is native
of Alexandria, and his name was connected
with a woman scrape in that city some time
ago. Deputy Auditor LilIey says that the tnves-
t1gation viii be thorough, and the facts will be
reported. He inclines to the belief from what
he knowS Of the case already, that the rumors
and reports are unfOunded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

League Island navy yard. By Mr.. Ellis-Re-
Questing the President to notify the govern
ment OF Great Britain Of the abrogation OF the
Clayton Bulwer treaty.
Mr.. Ellis desired to have the resolution re-
ferred to committee on foreign affairs, but the
canal-S4 10 Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22
The Markefa.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-Virginia sxes consois,
e eec0aa Dea past Sors as Ga4sns
size, old; old; e.; do; new. Is bid to-day,
nicdhns. iSjsa13 3-i6 Flour dull and W weakNHoward
street Gd and western per- 75 DO extra
Dc, Rio brands, 7.o9a7. 25; Patapsco family, IT'S;
i.4eai. 40; No Maryland, ~; No. y western ssli
i2$al. .2sE Corn southern White srm and yellow; sS;
81 yssy q vfssIa Rl.sS nay .e9f
ssyaHia Rye dun. 0 Hay nsSh
75o per ton. ProVisons steady % bGt Ii siowNmess
PORK, q. 2.a7Xais co. Bulk meats.loose Shoulders.
R es clear ao rib Ssffss sdes a1d Hams
l0AallH. Lard-retined. tierces II; Butter tirm-
Eggs dpl. II. Petroleun-crude nominal refined.
1S Coffee quet..Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair.
dSur. $ ssfRPo sFs ssr sssssf
bushels corn, 6s. 800 bushels oats. 5000 bushels
e Soo S1she s9dp ss9hdpme1hts ahs wheat
sSen nasess sss sashe
Sas %snts seVs ssa lsps ps short 4sS Govern
NEW YORK. io March Marc; 22.-Flour dull. Wheat
98 l-l6 for money and 9s1s for the sccouaf.
2; g: bonds. new fyes. 105,s. Atlantic and Great
Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 2sM. Eric,
tss s ssSSaa Ssntl Hsasss F
for money and sS lis for the account. q: S:
bonds. bonds. 4 pc per cents. losa: Atlantic and Crest @
Erie 46A; do. second consols, 93H. Illinois Gem
tral, 106x. Reading, So. .-
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current in New
York to day at p M, as reported by Lewis john
per cents, ioTX; p. Of g; ;S5's. Gx; New Jersey
SIX; Lake shore iOSk NorthWess OK: do: Pre.
,erTed. l0eX; Iron Molnt.tl, q 4; Islend, l7eH;
olis snd PssnH Az d. Rrsferrsd. es3; Kan
e snd TeHas IA v; III III Tsslesrsph. log; g. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Cameron, Kirkwood and Kellogg, aud
Representatives Butterworth, Voorhees,, Pound
and McCook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

now repairing at Portsmouth, Va, will be ready
for sea on the 1st proXimo. She will go TO the
Mediterranean. The training ship Constitution
sailed from ASpinwall March 1St, and arrived OF
Havana March 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22
NEW YORK. MARKErs TH1s AFrERNooN.

DEThirty tons of specimens OF American flsf,
dead and alive, were dispatched from New York
SATURDAY to be exhibited In the international
fshfry exhibition ct Berlin, which opens &c
Beri In on the 20th OF next month. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

A BURGLAR Observation-Disclosures OLea-
~, a burglar, was captured in Boston, Saturday,
while attempting to get away in a buggy. He
threw out during the chase package contain
ing 81 900 worth of stolen plate. At his resi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

ANOTHER NoTARY.-The President has ap-
pointed Joseph W. Howell notary public for
the District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

DROWNED m SPRING.-A young woman,
living in the family Of John Jauney, Of Cecil
tance from the house on Monday. The spring
is about two feet deep. She had gone there for
water, and, being subject TO flts It is supposed
that she was seized with one while In the act Of
dipping the water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

THE RESIGNATION of Second Lieut.. A. B. Crit
tenden. 4th infantry. has been accepted by the
President, to take effect March 18th, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev.
cnue, s592, ,46s.I9; customs, s6s7,

THE APRIL INTEREST is being paid to-day.
Nearly all OF the checks on registered interest
have been mailed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

EIMrs. Belle Sage, Of New. Albany, Ind. sues
Albert Sage her brot her-in-laW, for stealing and
carrying away her husband, who has oonsump-
ito l. and is insured soY $2 coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

REV. JOHN LIGHT, former resident Of VIII
Transport, Nd, died at his home In Berkeley
birthday. He was an active member Of the
Maryland NJ. P. Conference for number Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22
Political Notes.

Repub leans of Virginia have brought out the
name OF Congressman JorgenSen as candi-
date for Vice President on the ticket with Grant.
JorgenSen clubs are being organized in that
state.
The Allegheny county (Pa) democratic prima-
ries resulted in victory for Tilden, the anti
Tilden forces securing but 80 delegates out OF
over 500 to ten different senatorial and leg1Sla-
tive conventions.
In reply to a request from friend Of Secre-
tary Sherman, that he should make NO efforts
to secure delegates for himself in Ohio, Senator
Blaine is understood to have said that he had
eXerted no personal influence in that or in any
other state, and that he should continue to pur-
sue the same course, leaving the question OF his
candidacy In the hands OF his friends.-N z.
Tribune TO-DAY.
A Chicago Tribune Geneva, Illinois, special
says the first county convention OF the Illinois
campaign was held there Saturday for Lake, q
strong republican county, entitled to 13 dele
gates. The parties are very evenly divided. 1t
resulted in the election OF delegates to the
Springfield convention in favor of Blaine, and q
In favor of Grant.
THE Z. S. SUPREME COURT to-day announced
its decision in the case of the Missouri Pacific
r. r. company VS.. George E. Ketcham ct al, on
appeal from the circuit courts decree Of fore
closure and sale. The decree is affirmed.
A MASS MEETING OF WoRKINGMEN at ST. Louis,
last night, passed resolutions calling on Con-
gressmen to vote for legislation to insure the
enforcement of the eighU-hour law on govern
in their power to accomplish the political de-
Structon OF any Congressman who speaks
against it, and demanding the creation Of a na-
uonal bureau OF labor statistics.
BRIDEGRooM's SUIcIDE.-Wm. E. Smith, OF
the firm of John w. Dakeman & Co., fruit deal
ers New York. shot himself through the heart
In his office Saturday. He was only lately mar
rlPd. The WORRY over ill.health CAUSED him to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

BRIDEGROoM'S SUICIDE.-Wm. E. Smith, OF
the firm of John w. Dakeman Co., fruit deal
ers, New York, shot himself through the heart
In his Office Saturday. He was only lately mar
rled. The worry over ill-health caused him to
commit the deed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

MINER found Il his sls barn. near Ss JerSsy
Shore, Pa, Friday, ind that George Smith and
the wife OF deceased were hts murderefA
~It is stated that Mr. Edison sold his
% %Rafens On fne ne electro; ;motogIapn e A ne 4 w 9,
$10o,Q0o. .F1s 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

eEInsanity is Increasing in England and
America among the poor.
tB-Ouray Is going back to Colorado to lie
basking in the sun.-Er.
sERev. Thomas Evans. Of De Galien, Pa,
was accidentally shot In the abdomen on Fri.
day nightly Maynard Inglesby. His condition Is
crifdc0f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

Mr.. A. C. BUELL., printing clerk in the office
the Secretary OF the Senate, has resigned, and 1t
is said that Mr.. Harris, OF Tennessee, has re-
ceived the appointment in his place. Mr.. Buelfs
resignation was in the hands OF the Secretary
for two months, and was recently accepted to
take Mace to- -daY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

BY TYroGRAHICAL ERRORS in Saturdays STAR
the amount Of the appropriation passed by the
House TO keep the Government Printing once
going was put at SO 600 instead of 500 000 as it
should have been and The payroll OF the public
PRIMER should have been &3. 500 q day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22
HE SAN FRANCISCO WALKING
MATCH
Guerrero the Winner

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-The ..go-as-you-
please" match. composed of a field of local
pedestrians of both sexes, which has been In
pavilion last evening. A native Californian
name Guerrero, winning by score of 500 miles
and laps; Scott second with a score 4S7 miles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

The ROstOn Journal Office Fire.
BOSTON, MASS. March 22.-The insurance on
the yoHlT0! office, damaged by fire last night,
Is $4,000, distributed among q companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

IsfOSERS Of SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
cas proes ros 1nns Eist1ls &e can got the best
nsss,n frompt o p attention wiz be given to orders in
W W AiAn- UAro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-22

A DELEGATION OF CROW INDIANS is on its way
to Washington TO confer with Secretary Schun
respecting certain lands in their reservation,
discovered TO be mineral in character, upon
which settlers are pressing. 1t is thought that
the Crows Will agree to cede the land to the
government.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-03

long legs dangling about loose almost
within reach of the ground. But such a
spectacle is often witnessed in this Sec
tion. As q rule, the smaller the animal
the bigger the ridcr.-Opelousas Demo-
crat.
A correspondent Of tho Opclousas
Courier mado this scurrilous allusion to
tho Democrat Of that place: "Thc DEM
ocrat we use, when perchance wc yet
hold of one, for wrapping and other pur-
poses.' The reply came sharp and
crisp as follows: 'Now, if we rightly
interpret his true meaning of "o'hcr p"r-
poses'-and We think we do-thcn it is
clear to Our mind that tho Democrat
sometimes comes in contact with tho
actual seat of this wonderful mans ex-
traordiuaty learning and massive intel
lcct."