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Some of the Offices.
THE TALK TO DAY,


1t is now the talk that the President has de.
c1ded to appoint First Assistant Postmaster
General Tyner to tie vacant judgeship in the
Court Of Claims, and to appoint Capt. Henry.
OF Ohio. First Assistant Postmaster General.
Capt. Henry served ia the same regiment With
President Garfield during the war He Is AT
present special agent OF the Post ONCE de-
partment. Rumor has It that IL had been IN
tenGed at first to appoint Capt Henry marshal
OF the DIS rict, but the belief now Is that Mr.
Fred Douglass Will be reapponted, and Capt.
Henry provided for as herein indicated.
Hon Stanley Matthews nominated to be an
associate justice OF the United States Supreme
Court, is In the city. 1t appears that the adyer
saries or the ex-senator have been circulating
reports damaging to his personal integrity. Mr..
Matthews has come to Washington to meet
such accusationS, and to find out, II possible
those VI hQ thus LII Justly accuse him
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Vice President Arthur Is as much amused at
the newspaper version OF the number of hi.
Children and their ages as at the false rumors
OF his intended marriage. He says he has no
idea CT marrying. and that he has but two cnll-
drtn, son of sixteen, who Is six feet two inches
in height, and daughter nine years old. Botn
are at school, His wife, n will b remembered
was Miss Ellen Hernd0n, the daughter OF a dis
tl1guished naval officer. Many here re neulna!
her as belle In Washington and Charming
singer.
Mrs. James, wife of the Postmaster Gen.
eral, has arrived In the city. They are 10
cate catea Ior Il the present at the Arlington.-Ex
Senator Dorsey'S wife and children, who nav.
been spending few days In Washington, pur-
pose going this week to Fortress Monroe to oen-
efit her health and that OF her baby. Mrs Dor
sey Is as pretty as ever.-Miss Ida Miller the
daughter OF Justice Miller, Will soon leave for
st. Louis to visit friends, and thence WIN 90 to
omaha to make another visit OF some length.
1t is said Attorney General MacVeagh has
leased a residence on Rhode Island avenue.-
senator Hale has rented hon. L. Z. Morton's
residence.
Mrs Secretary Klrkwood is not yet prepared
10 receive formally on Wednesdays the usual
Cabinet reception day,
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The Raid tor the Marsh alships,


There are quite a number OF United States
marshals In this city, Nearly all OF the mar
shals have been here since March 4th. They
want TO keep their places. The Offices which
they hold would seem to be the most attractive
of any in the public service at home Where
there is one applicant for a district attorney
ship there are ten who f1le papers for a m ar
shalship. The Office can be made to pay S. 900
year, and possesses peculiarly what are known
as "opport uni les 1t also carries with it
much "tnfiuence." Hence It's aItractivpness.
Ihere is not a marshal, with possibly one or
two exceptions, who feels entirely secure The
announcement that no changes will be % ade al
present, and then only for cause, has had tue
eHtct or sending most OF the marshals honp
but number OF them still remain to look afCer
their own interests.
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AN EARTHQUAKE THAT CAUSED Cocks TO
CRoW.-At about twelve O'Clock on Saturday
night shock Of earthquake was distinctly
felt In this city. 1t was the most severe shock
ever felt In this vicinity, We believe, since it
ratified and dishes set up a Jingle, plaster1ng
fell from walls and ceilings and chickens on
their roostS became alarmed; the cocks crew
and hens cackled. AS 1t has been predicted
that the world was to come to an end to-day
some thought the prophecy was about to be
fulfilled and that this planet, which has with
stood shocks OF earthquakes and suffered from
spasmS in her internal regions for thousands of
years, was getting ready to give up the ghost
and take her place among the dead planets OF
remote regions OF the uliverse.-AWstiIt (NerJ
Rertt{le
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WALL STREET TODAY.
The stock Market Slightly Lowe,

NSw YoSK. March 2l.-The P,si'S rnanuaI
article says: At the Stock ENcA tGge United
tcncS are = lower fer the :, ani Otherwise
utth3ngcd. Railroad bonds are about steady
= piice. The stock market Is sNmewhat lower
'fan on saturday, with fluctuations within
AaIfow limits The only exceptions 20 this
n marx are furnished by Chsttanoogs, which
hhs ranged between ga ard lU2: Oceyoa Navi-
aau,h -. between la ana l7l. aud Northern PACT
uc pe,Mten AN ana ~ and az and
a. lhere Is rumoT that The blind
~. OF eight million dOlars formed
control the Northern Pacinc has f.t1ei to aa
o"ir ne oohtrol; whether this Is tras or false
10 induceo sales OF both stocks. The money
Ma'hel l. easy at TO per ceRt Tor can loans
Inc general inactivity having as much IN 40
with the easy condition OF tha market "a any
ttiiG Else. Ihere Is no important demand for
tine loans, tine rate for which Is about q mr.
cent. Frime mercantile paper is . s6 per cant
Considerable shipments or currency TO tho
utighboriag Interior are expected this week,
aid until "Wednesday or Taursday OF next
week.
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Telegrams to The Star,
TRYING TO RAISE COAL PRICES
" OTk ing Half Time AT The Mime.

fBnADklPnIA, March 1.-The following No.
tice. signed b, Nm. Ii. Johns, John E. GTaef
John Miles ana Il c. Thomas, committee OF
the SchuylSill Coal exchange was issued tn
the coal operators OF Schuyikill county tbs
morning: The anthracite coal interests have
agreed 10 the stoppage OF coal mining on the
last three days OF next week; that is To say
they VIII stop work on March -, - and % aud
the last three days Of the week following: tnat
IS 10 say, on March 81 and April l and 2 To
carry out fully the irit or the agreement il IS
essential that tie mining, hoistlng, prepara.
lion aid loading OF coal during those DAYS b.
entirely discontinued, and tt Is earnestly hOD, d
that the above agreement for suspension vii
De carried out by eyeiy enc la perfect good
faith
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MILL.
The Senate In executive session to day con
firmed the following nominations: Levi P.
Morton, of New York. to be envoy extraor-
binary and minister plenipotentiary to France,
vice Edward F. Noyes resigned; S Dana Hor
ton, CT Ohio, secretary to the l.. S. commts-
sionerS to the International monetary confer
ence at Paris; Barron b. Colt, L. 5. district
Judge fer Rhode Island; Albert A. Burleigh col
lectOr OF customs for district of ArooStook. Me:
receivers OF pubic moneys: Henry H. Griff1Jhs,
at Des hoines, Iowa; VIM. Ii. SonIers, Beatrice,
registers Of land offices: II. w. Dwight. La
graIde. oregon; Henry Cousins, Florence.
Arizona. The nominations OF Mr. Morton ana
all the others above mentioned were confirmed
unanimously.
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short Session of the Senate.

Mr.. BAYARD DIRECTOR OF THE COLUMBIAN IN
S1IfUTl0N FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.
The Vice President annOu ced the appoint
ment OF Thomas f. Bayard as O director
of the Columbian Institution for the
deaf and dumb. The Wee President laid
before the Senate a communication from the
Governor OF Wisconsin, transmitting joint
re- olut1on OF the legislature of that state
relative to the death OF NJ 81. Carpenter. Tue
resolution was read and laid upon the table aud
then at 1910. the Senate. on motion of Mir
Burnside, went into executive session. When
the doors were re-opened at 12:45 the Senate
adjourned
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Killed by a City Marshal.

ST. LOUIS, March 2l.-A special dispatch 10
the Republican from Corning, Ark, says: VIM
Foley, section foreman Oh the Iron Mountain
railroad, came into town yesterday with bis
men, two of whom got into fight and were
arrested by City Marshal Lewter. Foley tried
to rescue his men from the marshal, when the
latter knocked him down with his pistol. Foley
then fired at Lewter, and received four shots
In return, two II the arm ana two In the head
killing him Instantly. Lewter was arrested aud
will be held for trial.
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INVITATION TO THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
TIE District Commissioners have received
from the Navy department the following:
"GENTiBMEN AS the president OF the board
or ednlTaiS, charged With arranging the cere-
monies on the 25th or April. whea the statue
or admiral Farragut will De unveiled In Farra-
gut square, have the honor 10 Invite You 10
take part tn these ceremonies. and TO ask
through you the troops ana various organiZa-
tioaS OF the District TO join us. Cards OF invi-
tation will be sent you FOR distribution as they
can be prepared. This letter Win oe handed
you cy Commander Henry l.. Howison, L. 5.
LaNy. the second marshaI for the day.
(Slgnedl DAVID ID. PORTER.
Admiral L. =. Navy.
To the honorable Commissioners OF the District
OF Columbia.
To this the Commissioners reply today ten
deT1ng thanks for the courtesy, and accepting
the Invitation, adding that they have this day
addressed communication to the adiutant
general OF the militia or the District, (Col. A.
Webster requesting him 70 confer WITH Com
mander How1son with a view TO the effective
cooperation OF the troops under his command
and CT the various civil organizations OF the
District In these august ceremonies.
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a Man,s Neck Rroken inn a Etpht.

CINCINNATI March 21.-About O'Clock last
night at RIVERSIDE, an extreme southwestern
precinct OF this city. Adam Boyer, the keeper OF a
CHRIS Meyer. Finally Boyer jumped over the
counter and struck Meyer. The two clinched
and went down on the floor. Beyer's head
came Gown on mineral water box, breaking
ms neck and terminating the contest by death.
Meyer wandered about the streets till IL
O'Clock, when he gave himself up at station
near the center or the city.
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Fall River Strikes.

FALL RIVER, MASS. March 2l.-The Ameri-
morning and gave the help an opportunity 70
return to work at the old prices, but the men
refused. The spinners at the Chace mill struck
this morning In consequence OF the discharge
Of Joseph Morland, the treasurer OF the spin
nerS' union.
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SUMMARY DEALING WITH DEsPERAD0gs.-A
dispatch to the ST. Louis Republican from
Charleston, ILL.,, says that printed bills were
posted all over the city last Friday night warn
Ing some twenty PERSONS about half of them
being women, to leave the place on penalty OF
being regulated oy vigilantes. several Of these
people were whipped few evenings ago, as
previously reported, and most of them have
left the city. The vfgilantes are determined to
rid the country of gang OF desperadpes and
their women, who have burned houses and
haystacEs, hamstrung cattle and horses. and
two wears DaSt.
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Signs Of Spring.

moved OF last night without doing any dam.
age.
BoRDENTOwE, N. j., March 21.-The Delaware
and Raritan canal opened here to-day for. nayi-
cation.
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A cablegram to the New York Herald from
London, March 20, says: The preliminary lu-
dicial inquiry into the murder of the Car was
concluded yesterday at st. Petersburg and the
minutes handed TO Procurator Muravleh, who
Will be one OF the state prosecutors before the
special tribunal appointed to try the accused.
The persons TO be tried before this tribuna,
are Nicola Russakon who confesses he threT "
one OF the bombs Andrel Tele jkofT, arrested on
March II, who C0nfeSses he participated IN the
preparations for the murder. TimOfei Michael,
on, VINO on his arrest at RussakoT's 8 domiciie,
resisted and shot policeman. A woman
named Hesse HelfInanD. charged With being
an accompilce OF Navrotzky, who committed
suicide when the police entered his house. A
dispatch to the London Standard from ST,
Petersburg says: 1.-THE man and woman VINO
kept the shop where the mine was discovered
near the residence OF the new emperor have
been arrested In Cronstadt. 1t has been de-
cided TO erect church where the assassination
OF the Car occurred The Standards Berlin
dispatch says thai Kussakof Is being tor
tured.
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AsIO0.0OO Defalcatton.

KKENE, N. B., March 2l.-Figures now dem
oDstTate that there is a very heavy defalcation
The Indications are that the defalcatfon will be
more than $780, 000
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The subscriptions to the New York ,

The subscriptions to the New York Worlds
Fair now amount TO 81, ZOOS, 600.
WhttelaW Reid was elected president of the
Lotus Club, New York, Saturday night.
John Bois, well-known furniture dealer I'm
New Orleans, committed suicide yesterday by
large family.
Diphtheria Of very fatal type is prevalent
In Thurso Village. near Ottawa, Canada.
.,ua n,uaiDg the past week eighteen children have
Under the auspices Of several German and
french societies. the celebration OF the tenth
anniversary or the commune In Paris took
pace IN New Iork yesterday at Germanta Gar
den. About 500 persons were present.
In the Kalloch trial at San Francisco argu.
mehts commenced Saturday, Alex. Campbell
opening for the prosecution. Counsel are
hkely TO occupy three or four days with the
arguments.
John Russell, while intoxicated, fell from the
gallery OF Exposition Hall, in New Orleans,
yesterday, and was instantly killed.
John Francis Toolan, four years Old, son OF
EDWARD Tooian, or Baltimore county, Nd, ,wnile
playing in the dining room OF his parents
house, on Friday last, swallowed grain of
corn. which lodged In the windpipe and caused
almost instant death.
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OFFICE SEEKERS were numerous at the Post
Office department today. but at II O'Clock
Postmaster General James gave them the slip
by leaving the Office to call upon the President
AT the Interior department there was scarcely
any rush at all.
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PROTESTS ARE BEGINNING TO POUR IN upon
the President from business centers agains,
the call OF special session Of Congress. A,
to morIoWs Cabinet meeting the matter VIII
be decided.
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BRITISH CONSUL ATTACKED BY HIGHWAY
hEN.-Mr De Capel Grove the British consul
general at Havana, was attacked last Friday
night by three highwaymen In one OF the pub.
lie parks. Mr.. Grove defended himself vlgor-
ously and successfully. He received a slight
wound In the back CT the neck
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Dead.

BELFAST, Me-, March 9l.-Wm. 6. Crosby,
Ii. D., governor OF this 81 ate In 1853 and "a
and for nearly fifty years prominent lawyer
died here this morning, aged IS years.
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A Tbrea,ena6 S,r,t.a.

NEW BRUNsw N j., March 2l-The Nov
city Rubber Company have reduced the wages
OF their employees 10 per cent, and 500 men and
women threaten to strike.
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THE BOARD OF MANAGERS of the National
Soldiers homes returned this morning from
their visit to Hamilton Roads with the eXcep-
tiOn CT Gen. McClell an, who will remain several
days at Fortress Monroe.
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Railroad Subscriptfous

CLEVELAND. OHIO. March 21.-A bout S, 500, 600
OF the 81, 600, GOO stock OF the projected Pitts
subscribed on Saturday at Youngstown. The
survey begins to. day,
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TANNERS STRIKE IN PROsPBCT.-The tan
ners OF Ptttsburg and Allegheny City, Pa, have
not advanced 90 per cent by April lst they viii
1naugurate q strike.
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REQUIEM MASS FOR THE LATE CzAR.-An
unusually large congregation assembled yes
York TO assist in a solemn requiem mass for
the repose OF the soul OF the late Car. Among
those present We're Mayor Grace, ex Minjsrer
York. Rev. MIR. Bjerring was the celebrant s"
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IN The MATTER OF THE SHARP FIGHT which
has been going on over the United States mar
shalship for the northern district CT Illinois,
1t is said the President overruled the Attorney
General. and has decided 10 appoint Ling
Jones, senator LOgan's candidate, 10 the place
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COMMODORE r. W. SHUFsLDr. L. S. navy, oa
special duty In this city, has been ordered ID
duty at Pek1n as naval attache OF the I. S.
legation there.
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A Fireman Suffocated by smoke.

NEWARK, Nd, March 2l.-A trifiing fire oc-
CURED this morning, In the barn and Carriage
mouse or +. A. Wilkinson, 1876 Brunswick street
wilson e. Hennicon. fireman, while working
at me nre, was overcome by the smoke and
died. ~
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NOTED TCRFMAN'S DEATH.-A. keene
Richards. the turfman, who died OF pneu
monia, at his home, in Scott county. Kentucky,
Saturday. suffered only three days Illness.
His death, after that OF r. A. Alexander, leaves
Richard Ten Brock the only survivor OF the
three great tuTfmen who commenced importing
and breeding fine blooded stock In Kentucky
thirty years ago.
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ID. DELANEY. a representative colored man
from North Carolina, Is an applicant for the
Haytien mission.
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An Office.Seeker Of Family.

THB MAN WHO. LIKE JOHN ROGERS, HAS NINE
SMALL CHILDREN AND ONE AT THE BREAST.
one Of the figures now seen daily In Wash
ington. either at the State department or at
the White House, or both, is small in statue and
dark In complexion. The owner OF the figure
is an Armenian by birth. In addition to being
dark he is bald. headed, jerky and very excit-
able. He came here four years ago. He came
to get place. Though only about forty years
OF age he has ten small children; the same
number that, according to the Old New England
the stake. His claim for an Office lay in the
fact that he had done some campaign work In
Missouri In lsi6-aDd In the ten small children
He trotted those children out on every occasion.
lie mad pictures OF each OF them in his pocket,
and also group picture. He would show his
photograph gallery to you, and tell when this
one, one nao NJ the me measles s,, and the other the
theSe Da1rns. Secretary Eyarts was as familiar
with them all as II they had been bis own,
The patriarch OF these ten wanted to 60 abroad
then sent TO small commercial agency on the
Continent. Ii took him Just one week longer
than two passages across the ocean to get back.
In that week he had gotten into trouble. He
gave UP the lob, but wanted another. The ten
children were trotted out again, and their his
tory and helplessness again rehearsed to Presi-
dent Hayes and Secretary Evarts. Secretary
Evarts said that he never had so much trouble
with bis own large family OF eleven. But the
armenian Arm M hung On. Hanging On was his strong
6on 6oId He conquered con again They sent hm
No"h vi e1iO loIuIuuS. NC NtS UdCk again
In i've months. 1t took him two weeks
passage each way. The other three
months he was sick with the Cha
greS fever. He came back as yellow as a
pumpkin and swearing streaks Of blue. He
nOW'had a tale OF woe to use In addition to the
Ten small Children. He used It. Again he was
consul to the FIJI Islands. He didn't take the
ten interesting kids with him among the cannl.
pals for precautionary reasons. Himself he re
served up at a state dinner. he was right. he
went to Fiji. Nothing was heard from him
until about three weeks ago. He didn't like IT
at FIJI and mas come back 70 see what better
ne can get. He Is as yellow as when he came
from the lsthmus and ChagreS fever. He has
the photographs with him. He is now trottlng
out the ten small children to the view of
President Garfield and secretary Blaine In his
effort to be transferred to better paying and
more civilized post In the diplomatic service.
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PEDESTRIAN WARDRoBKS ATTACHRD.-The
sheriff attached the wardrobes OF OIeary and
RoWeI, In New York, Saturday. under war
Court in suit begun against them by one of
the attendants IN the late walking match, for
$1G5 for services rendered.
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EHperOr Alexander I'LL Will shortly issue q
manifesto remitttng from 40 to 20 per cent Of
the money due from peasants In various dis
trictS of Russia for land allotted to them when
liberated from serfd0m. The preliminary tu-
dicial inquiry into the assassination OF the
Car has been completed. Three men and one
woman will be tried in connection with the
crime. Two of the men have confessed TO hav-
Ing participated In the regiclde. A dispatch
fIom London states that Russakof1, the man
VINO threw the first bomb, is being tortured.
hochefort has been arrested at Geneva for
Spehly advocating assassination, and num-
out OF Switzerland
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The AUSTRIAN MINISTER called on the PresI-
dent to-day. IN company with Assistant Secra
tary Hay CT the State department.
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Mr. THos. P. CLEAyEs, clerk OF the Senate
committee On appropriations, left to-day tor
his home In BridgetoD, Me-, having been called
by he Sudden death of his father, who was 50
years of age.
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DEATH OF AN Army OFFICsR.-The War de
oartment has received Information of the death
It Brownsville, Texas, on the 18th inst, of Capt.
John II. Mahnkerr Sfh cavalry.
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NOMINATIONS WITHDRAwN.-The President to-
day sent message to the Senate, withdrawing
the controverted nomination OF Capt Richard
L. Law to be commodore In the navy, and
also that OF Captain Milton Haxtun to take
rank as captain in the navy from February
18th 1871
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JUDGE MCCOY, OF Georgia, is candidate for
he vacant place Oh the court Oh claims bench.
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WIN. STONE ABERT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
1AnS-em No. dos 9th ss- s.~

OODWIN,S SUN DIAL
~ GAS HEATING STOVES,
kor Heating Parlors. Dining Rooms, Hal an d Bath
Rooms.
Eor sAe Il Once Of Wsshn Gas 1t. Co.,
si5 Tenth %. northwest.
CAL and examine them, ,.na1
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.-Internal rev.
nue., 500 $50 50; cns-nms, sI2o, ,T04.s2.
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Burglars ana sneak thieves appear IN ha ram
ing rich harvest in New York CITY. Mnsf Ap r.
the TObberieS are committed In ..flars fivs nav ~
lag been reported yesterday.
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AMERICAN SALMON Eggs FOR EURoPE-The
North German Lloyd steamer Donau took out
from New York On Friday 10000 eggs Of the
''Winirtsb. or land-lOcked salmon. They came
from the Z. S. salmon breeding station a.
Grand Lake stream, Maine. Twenty thousand
oftEese eggs go to the German Fishery Asso-
ciatfon at Berlin, and the remainder TO The
Soctele AcclimatiZation, Paris.
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THE YANTlC has arrived at Portsmouth, va.
rom Halifax. with the remains OF Passed AS
;istanJ Paymaoter BATghmln.