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An Interesting Dispute.
The courts Of New orleans have now before them
man, OF Indian Bay, Ark, from collecting $4,000
from the Louisiana State Lottery Company, as II Is
alleged that Mrs Emma Clarke, or the same town,
was the r1ghtful owner, and that the ticket had
II, while she ignorant Of her great good luck.
The Company have had three similar cases in its
history. All that is wanted is to know who Is the
owner. The next drawing the lastly viii take
Orleans, La, will promptly give any information
relative thereto.
There Are Political Outbreaks
SO popular with the whole people that the state
dare not interfere. The breaking out Of pustules,
pimples, letter and the like on the face, can be
pleasantly cured by DR.. Benson's Skin Cure Also
good Tor the hair and scalp.
Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
MRS Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the united states, and has been used for forty
years with never-failfng success by millions OF
mothers for their children. It relieves the child
IN the bowels and wiId collie. By giving health
10 the child 1t rests the mother Price Is cents a
pottie. m,w,s
Mrs. y. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
is perfection for restoring gray, white or faded hair
10 It's youthful color, gloss and beauty It renews
us lie, strength and growth. Dandruf quickly
removed. matchless Hair Dressing. Its perfume
rich and rare.
ZylO Balsamum.
4Mrs. Allen's)-A lovely tonic and Hair Dressing.
IL removes dandruff, allays all itching, stops fall
rich beautiful gloss and is delightfully."- fragrant.
bottles. W&s
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
GRAND sHAKsPEAREAN EVENT,
commencing INC MoN aDA 3GToBER 24 Every Even
Engagement Of the Popular Tragedian,
MIR. THOS. W. KEENE,
Supported by Georgia Tyler George Learock, Octavia
REcoeN1zFP M inh PdncffSt ARTISTS,
Presenting Series Of Standard Classic Performances
WEDNESDAY rvr sfs5arolhn: orHr11o.
TFRR {n ,HAMLET.
SSzzT TTkRkX VET FOOLS %EXRSaE:
Mr. KEENE and full strength Of Company sppear:
ing in every play.
Monday, October sl-Emma Abbott English opers
IA 4th Street NJ. 2. Church.
ThuFs ctc6 and S7 Friday Eye Evenings -.
T INCOLN HALL.
IL CHAs CALENDER. ....... Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
OCTOBER path, 25TH, 26TH.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY,, AT ppm.
Popular Matinee Prices, IS cents to All Parts
CAILENDERs GEORGIA MINsTRELs.
30.."......... COLORED ARTISTS ......a
ENTIRE NEW AND NOVEL PROGRAM.
Reserved seats ct Metzerett's. 75c. Admission 5ec
Watch for Grand Band Parade o26-2t
NATIONAL THEATER.
COMMENCING OCTOBER 81,
THE RENOWNED EMMA ABBOTT
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
Largest, Strongest Most Expensive and Successful
English Opera Company in the United States"
REPERTOIRE:
Monday and Thursday. Observation-Disclosures. .OLIVETTE
IN @
"eonesTT Wo S GAVA III ny OPERA
Or. A JOLLY NIGHT IN SORRENTO.
Saturday Matinee GHiMEs Of NoRMHNBY
Fun Chorus and Grand Orchestra.
Sale Of seats will begin Thursday morning, October
n, at Theater Box Office. oA-Gt
No. 626) ON EXHIBITION (NO 62t
AND SALE AT
street MARkR1TERS [ Street
No GIG street north vest door from It'll street
Large and Choice stock of Peperhangines, Pctur,
Frames Picture Cord and Tassels. Rnya Nails, etc.
Markriter's. Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery. oil
SCRIBNER'S BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE. Elk
- CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL,
Tallmadge Hall, 928 street northwest on GROUND
hocr English and American Bicycles and Tricycles
Secondhand Machines for sale Cheap.
VIM C. SCRIBNER Proprietor.
Hall FOR rent for evening entertainments Apply to
s. SWORMSTEDT, Agent. 928 street northwest O.
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Boat CLUB CIGARS, o. B. c., $40 street.

BURy's PIPsIssEwA cures all kidney and bladde
diseases.
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HUFF's Black Goods Store. 71s 9TH street north
west
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This morning the limited express train on the
b. p. railroad took away from the city nine
bridal couples.
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The Courts


COURT in GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Stevens agt. DuBarry; argued and
submitted. higgins agt. Dye; decree submitted.
To-day, higgins agt- Dye; decree signed. Ang-
linn agt. District; Judgment below affirmed Chas.
H. Knight, student, admitted to the bar.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jtdge Macarthur.
To-day, Mueller agt. District: BigelOw agt.
Armes; Wall agt. Robinson; Charter Oak Life
Insurance Company, and Copeland and Hartwell
agt Richold; of calendar. Bond agt Todd; judy
ment In stipulation. Clark agt Shiller ct al do.
Knox, commissioner, agt Calvert; defendant
called and Judgment. Fitzpatrick agt. Bensinger;
plaintiff called and dismissed.
CRIMINAL CoURT-J,tdge Coz.
To-day, ChaS. j. Guiteau, murder Of James A.
Garfield; trial postponed to November 18th. Geo.
McCauley, larceny; pleaded not guilty; trial set
for Monday. Burke Williams alias VIM. Burke
grand larceny guilty and sentenced to three years
In the Auburn state prison. The grand jury re-
turned indictments as follows: II. W. Howgate,
forgery three cases.; John j. Noonan, murder
Peck, second offence, larceny.
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DIR. BKusK's German Cough Syrup Is cents bot
flp
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DRY GOODS.
NALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

EALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
A fun line Of Cassimeres. So 50. rs. 81.
full line Dress Goods and Novelties, IS 81. SO.
full line Black Silks and Mervilieux, IS 10 81.
fun line Flannele. IS to 81.
full line Canton F1annels 8 to 20.
fun line White and Colored Bankets
fun line all numbers Comfort Corsets.
full line Gloves and Underwear.
fun line Linen and Cotton Sheeting
Bottom Prices
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
GA 7ls MARKET SPACE.
SILKs, sATINs, VELVET AND PLUSH.
FRENCH NOVELTIES Isrr6 SPANISH LAcEs AND
BISS s; T NSRkI FSSt BEb S 8 i
foe s@ dozen s HIS. HANDKERcH1EFs. at $50 per
0 OUR M9TTo The Best Goods .. the Lowest Prices.
We ask comparison.
BROWN l. CLAGETT,
o22 500 MARKET SPACE.
A rrENTIoN, HoUsEKEEpERs!
100 DOZEN TOWELS. $sPER DOZEN. worth a.
line Of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. 80 styles. reduced
to IS cents.
At SINGLETON l. HOEKE'S,
dig so1 MARKET SPACE.
OUR IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
AND BEAUTIFUL FALL DRESS GOODS.
Beautiful Silk Plaid Dress Goods 25 Beautiful Silk
and Wool Dress Goods Is. Pure Wool, double width
good quality. Coored and Black Cashmeree 37E. Pure
Linen Bleached Table Linen. 80. Double White Blankets
only 81. Large size Bridal Quilts. $1.25 Honey
comb White Quilts. 60. 62. Is. 81, 81.
Colored Silks Co. Black and White Striped Silks 60
Our g. 81 IS and 81 so Black Silks special Bargains
Pure Silk Brocades for trimming ST. Coored and Black
Satins. 49, Beautiful Plaid Dress Goods, all pure WOOL
very wde double width in all the colors and shades
only ST. Pure Wool Dress Goods, in all the Colors
only 20.
Splendid Assortment of Cloth for Men and Boys wear
81 up to s125. Nottingham Lace for Curtains. Is to
s.25. Piano Covere silk embroidered. s.. IS 1872.
SColored Silk Velvets S. So Silk Plush Shetland Shawls
all colors 81. Colored and Black Surah Silks sl.25.
CARRIERS,
% I'll MARKET SPACE.
CARPETS.
Weare daily receiving Fall and Winter assortment
of all the designs in Carpets comprising Royal
Wiltons Administers. Moquettes. Bigelow. Body Brus
Mats in great variety. Floor Druggetts all sizes.
Smyrna Carpets by the yard with borders to match.
Lnoleum in designs. Cocoa Mats all sizes. Floor
Linen all widths. Raw Silk and Satin furniture cover
ing. Swiss, Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains in
choice patterns. Purchasers viii nd it to their ad-
| vantage to examine our Stock
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LADIES SHOULD CALI. AT NINE. WASHINGTON'S and
inspect her elegant materials. Suits of camelS
hair and velvet, silk and plush and satin-the
handSOmeSt suits In the country from $40 up.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, /
WASHINGTON, DC, october %, 1881, $50 am.
For the Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
northwesteriy winds, higher barometer, lower
temperature
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SLEEVE BUTTONS, gold filled, silver, patent gold
stone, Roman and initial, 81, s2, at Priggs.
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POWERFUL small theater field glasses at Hemplers
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w N. SINISTER & SONS
Beg leave to state that they now offer the most extern
sve and Elegant Stock Of Choice Goods ever
shown to the Washington Public.
SILK GOODS.
MORE SILKS WATERED SILKS, eros GRAIN
SILKS. MERvEILLEUX sATINS. SATIN RIA
DANES. SATIN DUCHESS. SURAH SILKS,
ARMURE SILKS, SATIN DE LYONS.
BROCADE SILKS. BROCADE sA-
TINS ROMAN BAND SURAH,
BLACK AND WHITE STRIP
ED SILKS, EN-
TIRELY NEW.
STRIPED PLUsHEs, oMBRE EFFECTS, CoLoRED
PLUSH, BLACK PLUSH, SEAL SKIN
PLUSH, PLUSH IN EVEN
ING SHADES, &c.
vELvETS.
| BLACK vELvETs ALL GRADES, PRICES, AND
QUALITIES; COLORED vELvETS. BROCADE
vELvETs AND STRIPED vELvETs. SO.
WOOL DRESS GOODS.
CHUDDA CLOTHS. CAsHMEREs MERINcs
CAMEL's HAIRS. CHEvIOTS; THIBET CLOTH
| SUITS, EMBROIDERED ROBES WITH SASH, HEA-
THEIR sUITINGs, EVENING SHADES OF CHUDDA
| AND CASHMERES, ROMAN STRIPES. for trim
| ming, and every Novelty Of the Season.
MOURNING GOODS.
HENRIETTA CLOTH, CASHMEREs, MERINOs,
| THIBET CLOTH, ARMURES, LADIES' CLOTH,
CHUDDA CLOTH, CAMEL'S HAIR and full stock of
the best English CREPE and CREPE Wells.
| ONE PRICE.
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
| o22 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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~ ARFIELD.-AGENTS WANTED FOR LIFE
~ Of President CARRIED complete faithfIl history
Conwel. Books al ready for delivery. An elegantly
illustrated volume. Endorsed edition. LferA terms.
schs any other book ten to one.. Agmts never made
mOney 70 faof The book cells ITSELF Experience not
nccessary Failure unknown. All make immense
profts. Private terms free. GEORGE STIE6ON =
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A Convention Of Colored Rap,,.,..

At the session OF the District Baptist Central
convention, held yesterday at the Virginia avenue
Baptist church (colored), officers were chosen as
follows: President, Henry Bailey, OF Abyssinia
Baptist church; vice president, Rev. William Glib
DOns, or Zion Baptist church; second vice pres-
dent. Rev j. W. Roone, of Central Baptist church
recording secretary. Rev. r. s. Laws, of Virginia
avenue Baptist church; corresponding secretary,
rev. Z. Robinson, OF Bethesda Baptist church,
georgetown; treasurer, Deacon j. NJ. Wilson, OF
SIMON Baptist church; executive board, Rev. }. f.
Bonldin OF 18th street Baptist church; Revs Henry
Balfey, j. A. ROone, r. s. Laws, G. Robinson, A.
Boadin, c. ii. Middleton, r. johnson, William j:
walker, ): Il. Brooks, William B. Jefferse, Edward
Willis and A. A. Watts.
AT the evening session Rev. DR.. William GID
DOnS preached a dOctrinal sermon.
To-DAY'S SESSION.
The convention resumed its session at the Viz
g1nia Avenue Baptist church this morning, with
devotional services by Rev. w. j. Walker. Com.
mltteeS on circular letters and examination OF
corresponding bodies, and on choice OF time ana
place OF holding the next meeting were appOlnted;
The minutes Of yesterdays meeting were read ana
adopted. The subject OF extending the work OF the
convention in the District and vicinity was
discussed.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Matilda M. Stanton to Joseph L. Spransey, subs 161
to 1876, So 206; $500. P. j. Pierce to Margaret
c. Gerard, sub GO, So. 1870; 81 0OO E. Carusi ct al,
trustees, to Sarah Stiles, sub Il, so. 623; $1OOO
Sarah Stiles to Maggie Stiles, same property;
81 500 J. s Blankman to c. s. Chesney, part ~,
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PiLEsl PILEsn .PLEsln
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE NEED

PILEs' PlLEsn .PLEslli
A SURE CURE FouNR }, At LAST. NO ONE NEED
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
Uberaeed Piles has been discovered BY Dr. Williams,
Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian Ointment
Single oox has cured the worst chronic Of Is -
~ years standing. No one need suffer fye minutes
aiter applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lo-
tons InstTuments and Elecuaries do more harm than
good Milams' Ointment absorbs the tumors allAyu
ntsnse itching sricnlary at night after getting warm
Ia ped acts e Ponltice ives instant and psine. r
hef and prepared only for Pills. itching Of prvss
Sold by all Druggists, and sent BY mail on recsdpS q
prietors, Cleveland, Ohio VIM. b. EETW1SI4E. Drug
gis corner Pennsyyana and 18th street. Wenh-
hgton. DC. Retail Agent feblS-so-Ap
MY ANNUAL IMPORTATION OF sAx0NY
wooI. GERMAN HAND-KNIT JACKETS
II now open for inspection.
They come in Navy Blue. Black. Brown. DEab -
Sizee are larger than formerly and prices no hieA
Parties who got Knit Jackets Of me the pagt o6g1o
years procure new sleeves by calling 1t my SORE
C. AUERBACH,
Corner Of tn and n uBesolI
Next door to Auerbach's Sewing Machine snd nspalR
Ozhce.
The new, latest improved Domestic, uome nnga
Wheeler 4 Wilson Ne 3. Quecn. Victor No. UozIos
bold &c.s ct reduced rates. -
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HExrIER has no solicitors, but advertises openl
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NINE. WASHINGTON,
AVA FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE,
1911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
Dresses, Suits. Costumes. Closks. &C., made i'm supe-
ror style at short notice Ladies have Dresses cut
and basted. and perfect fit guaranteed. APPS
, 1881-05-19
TVNIS.

TIE nEY ACCUSED Or TREASON.
LONDON, May 1s.-Tho tribes throughout
Tnnis ar0 sending letters to tho Boy dcma'lli-
Ing II categorical statement concerning the
conditions Ut tho Frnnco-Tnnisian conven-
tfon, accusing him Of treasoll. aild tlreatcu-
Ing to raise the bannur OF tile Sultan.
TIE DRAMA OF l,AYoNNE AGAIN.
LONDON, May 1S.-Tho lIe!r-apparent llas
been summoned to tho palnce Mt runEs, uni
yafnly pressed to sign II document aclrowl-
cdgtng tile protectorate. C0usulnr relations
with the palace appear to bo temporarily
suspended, nni nobody In authority exactly
knows how to deal with stato Of things
not officially recognized.
THE lOI.TE
expects diplomatic ntu from Germany with
regard to Tunts. 1t Ii stated that the Ger
,llnn Ambassador has been assured by the
Sultan that Germany, though nyerse to Coli
gress, Is ready to uso her Influence to effect q
solution.
, 1881-05-19

apfeeAt uHp09H ~ az (AtEup1 4Ft0AAks
Ann Alu'ols, Mich. May ls.-'rlle Stnto
Homeopathic Society concluded its nnnalal
,nesttng here t..tlay. The folluwing .lelu-
gates wore olected TO tho American Institute
of Homeopathy: DR.. 7. a, Jones, +. G.
Franklin, aid II. e. A!lou, Ann Arbor: Il.
e. 0lIn and J. q. 0ilchrtst, Detroit; A. H.
llossford, drnnd Rapids; and Il. u. liouse,
recumsef. T0 tho Worlds Homeopathic
Convention ut London: Prof. i. Il. Wilson.
Ann Arbor: DR.. 4. I. Sawyer, Monroe. To
tho Western Academy Of Homeopathy ut
ElIcaEo ne.xt month: Or. II. Whltew0rtl,,
kiles; !. y; RoyGol!!s, GEe,!d liayan; md 4.
cors wegu elected for tho ensuing year: Iresl-
;,ient, Dr. II; Il. Arldt, Grand l!Gpids; Vice,
j. Wh!tuwolth, Nlloss Ganarai sceretary. nr,
i. u. House; Tec.msch; C4,rrnaponling seora-
4. l!obertson, CheIssa, i,aas.t at Ccnsors, DR. j.
FaSygy1 1yana X t. ta asary, 1f fss,lnsoa; ii t. saos oss
eaespr, L!tsht'e!4, !. u. ;Jot,es, !iroak!yn; aud
j. 81. Hodffey, t!t0MsIn. Thu next AnuuAl mect-
lug will bo held in 0Tand RapIda-
, 1881-05-19
.oII.O DRUGGISTS.

NREEAA4 AN&H%4Gs ~ AH9 A*%s%<A*4 S710hrs@f
TOLEDO. O., Atny 1B.-'rhe third nnnual
session Of tho Pldr1naccutical Association OF
Ohio convened III this city to-day with q
laree attendance from NIL parts of tho State.
The officers In Charge Of the Convention
were: l'resident, J. w. Dietrich, of Dayton;
Secretary, Lewis q. lIol,p ut Cleveland.
After various minor matters of organization,
tXs now members were taken Into tho Snct-
ety. An address by tho President engage4
tho attention Ut tho Society, ono Of Its main
features being discussion Of the revenue
tnx Of sat o., all druggtsts for the
sa!o OF wines and liquor fors medicinal
purposes, tho result being TINT Mhny druggists
who wished to 10 II reputable business wcto
tompted to turn thclr storus into bar-roolns and
vel! liquor Unfortunately ny tho, xlass, sce!ng
that stlto0Mlsts who tnAde N epcclnliy " that
kind Ut business wuro pnly tAxel tho saIne. An.
uthor abe paper was prus0ato'l On tho subject
at a,inltorAuons in drugs. and tho llntt TINT
Bhnslu 10 ttxctl to tho utnDlInts OF poisons pre-
scFibttl w physicians, ofhee ttapors r0nd were
OH legislation III connection with thu
drug trade. aud tho leuxtA Ut tine for which up.
pronttces SHOULD ~ taken, tho wtltbr CONCLUDING
Tint ,they ahn1la nut 10 taken at all. Thu
Convention will corclAde ita nrtluouB lubors to.
MORROW by boat rltiH Oil the luku aIll bAu1uot
~ tho evonlug. Tho next session will bc neal Ut
ZbucsrItlc.
, 1881-05-19
THE DEADLY FROG.

Edward c. Morgan, q new awitchnlau em-
pioyc.l by tito ChIcaxo s. Alton ikRlroad, whlle
coupling cars yesterday ut tho crossing OF Lit
crsy street, caught his left foot In frus and
thereby held himself fnst. 4 p.tsstuK chr run
ovur his fout, terribly u,a,l3l.ng that
whegtH. ran over hs lett arm t,ctwnen tho ehouI-
ttor and elbow. liu was tnkon to his home At
No. 90 lli'lt1 strtot By the police pRtrot Ha8pn
Of thu West Twelfth Street t1nuon, and there
nttcudcd by Dr.. o. ]. Prizes, tho liaIl-
road Co,npany's physlctan. Upon Bis
Recommendation Morgan wns removed to tho
tnlcti ncur the shoulder RnJ his left eg taken on
nhpye tho ankle. Moryan !s q, yoaIs OF aGo,
nnd hns wIfG md two chidron. The strength
Vi bis constitution t1!Ay aaye his life.
, 1881-05-19

sngo ont Of t'nae Chords" nut. stransp to say.
nbo surely inRht have dom. What ct,uld tiayo
bce. PRINTER, for Instance, than tn n'iado 10
tte ti4 ftont M door. .tnat a. IAN nsctturs to do.
Tho corrIt'nr rs ~ ehrnmatic fnruo dominating
a tmntrnpuntal pnsaaKc." and even tho act Of
MnIktng up tho ataIrcAsn nforcHaM ~ n pcdat
perfurinanoo " marked regularity and organ.
To- power with M 'HlI.too' aeepmpRnttnont7'
"Ct1lfnhty Mrs, with variations" might hnv0
might bare snRaosted n new arrungcmont OF
"tsnuesea,l'e llrcnn: whilst tho annual spring.
ns Hunting Allegro, III tho koy 1T iatl"
, 1881-05-19

THE RESULT or a T1snEAT.
LONDON, May 18.-lt Is Stated That tho
l'ortu's changed attitntlu in rcRnrl to tic
Grcck question IL tho rcsult0f threat of tic
Powers TO submit IN n1ttmatum. It further
obstruction was practtced. 1t ts understood
that this step was taken TN the initiative Of
England.
MtDtfAT pAs1tA.
CoSsTAHrrSoi'LE, Alay ls.-'Tlle Sultan liAs
sent Nil nitle-le-canlp " nsk tho Views OF tho
foreign Ambassadors rclat1vu 10 tho Con-
sular protection Of Mldhat l'asl,n. charged
with completely In the inltrtlur Of Abdul
Azfz. Tho Ambassadors decide that tic Con-
suls woulti exceed tlleIr function by granting
Nfitlhat Pasha asylum, and they must await
Instructions 1t, tho matter from their respect
I've Governments.
WANTS 4 FAIR THAI.
CoNsTArlSurLE, May 1B.-Afilhat Pasla
surrendered to tho authorities OH condition
he receive fair trial.
, 1881-05-19
PERU,
a TnlI' UT INTO TIE ANDES.

DE11TT.
A rn1r ur 1Sro THE ANDES,
spsetat Correspondence q, 1at cateaoo tribune.
U,S,S, LAcKAwASsA, MoLLsSo, Peru,
April l0.-An open roadstoad, blockaded by
q single Gillian vessel, tile Toltsu. An u,l-
armed, defenseless port but one OF consIdur-
able importance to Paru, or Mt least to tlLis
uortiun OF il, for 1t ls tho terminus of tho
rullroad bullt by the late uepry Meiggs,
which runs W into the Interior rs FIR rs
puno OIL Lake Tltlcaoa, which furnishes tho
means OF outlet for,all the exports of Tun,bo,
Areou1pa. C,.zco. and tho towns II, tic In
torlor generally. Running Into t!,ls port ten
days noo and dropping anchor III tWonty
fathoms of winter, after having obtained
nermlsston by signal from The Tolten 10
Communicated with tic shore, stlp's boat
was sont In, to oscortain II trains were now
runnlur. anl the cllances Of making trlp to
, 1881-05-19
ThrodRh this disbursement And lntcrnal pain
u Is supposed he committed tho rasl act, Hut4
lcr had been quito wealthy.
POLITICAL.
MARYLAND.


8pstta' Dtspateh to 1As chtedpo Tttasns.
BALT1MoliE, Md, May tB,-Mafytafd poll
tfca are nov rntbar rtxct, ona ana NJ tha
it,,a,ia.a .tN o' 't..Ne.s "ou oAo Va eo
l'ehess campaigns This Old State has evey
been tho scelle Of ~ about 10 be commenced,
anil will hn wnut,l hntir ,tnr,nr fha arm MAJ
,"n,,,.s ~ ~ ""ssu nvs', ""'nk t'o eulatno1
lnohtlis FOR some years past Maryland has
had solid Democratic party to be depended
,lpon on every nrcn,,nn The r1nn rthnr
y. ~, w ''ety "e.'eston' ihe llVlt' 4AsnuE
J.. dormah. United States Senator, and tho
lion. (}eorR1 Colton arm Tin rernpn{zeA'
tn,.iors ~ th,a .,,.. ,r o1eN
t,,a "o'e n,s,u y, A'.s paiW; G,,,, Two years ago
ton Governor of the State. 1Io 1yns
1yestnrn Ma,vtanI farror e,,"o~
npPanentlJ StlalkhttGrWaru. ailh seemed 70
pe man VINO coiliu Oo defended upon: Tho
party soon had cntlst tn regret their choice,
for GOy. Hamilton Is now OrenntzinE strong ,
movement against Tie party. or tllo rinr. n
IL Ia acnernIlv Eunwu if'tH Efafr ia hrtnr
Hnnds,I ,vjti, nan's,1,nis cnntotnI"tr tohfnn ~
t,n ~ x,ot,a"e mt.s - ttn tt Stt oss -
s.",t III ~ sao !s.es sosato III
MMie.l LIS ernssest ex!faVaRAilce OF tho peo:s
, 1881-05-19

hovs r., coaTRAnIcrEp.
sstt,d;..." "y y la-rhe Dlrclto unqualifielIy
at,n..,as a@ ale report TINT Ituly proposed an
A1'aal conference on the Tunfs Treaty.
Rov, u. sicrol! WILL FIX IT,
hue ~ s'ly i1'-Ali tho lcadors Of tho ex-
rbtsossss ~. lseps!bllcan) Left assembled ut
aYk,or 1a M seI!t strongly worded protest
f.nla ~ 'suho aKainst French violence in
Eo.p Il, TIE NEW MINISTRY.
btpIn. say y H-slxnor Sel1a succeeded In
blow. cabinet from the pure Right Gu
h.,ees H. Of the Council and al!utstor Of
la,,,n...,, slsnot Dlancheri.
Ppb1is " slgnor Cunizznro.
cspp,s,"."" signor peruzzI,
W. nae hlKlor Lizzatl
j"aHe j1u!ae' slgnor prln. M
r1s e'xnor Aarrube]tL
II aev re,a Ministers oi arS III ,,.,, x,o,v,, ,n.n
sa.aber Of M".. Miasas. Tho Left party In tic
nut, .ad n,a. svpat{es I,aye closed up their
Hs t;q,etr,seassnt compact exposition to the
slAousht ine ina',,le. An appeal to The country
aaaiu In ,as' ,.aes'sabte. For Premier Sella TO
akaH IN lalrci eci majority in the Cl,amber
a" must be won from the Loft.
lhete /. AGITATION.
lily il 49, extreme agitatlon throughout
teasa s,sa'sqaenco Of the King haylng in
,sAast t''saor a. sella witt, tho fnrnntInm ~ ~ =
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, 1881-05-19
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING. W. Va, May lS.--The West
Virginia Stats MetlIcal Society is holding It's
annual session In this city. Tho address of
welcolhe to-day was delivered by Dr. Gcorgu
l,alrds. nr. Hamilton, of Columbus, O., dolly.
cred 4 paper OIL "QyaFIotoMy." DR.. lteoves ia
dsncU. anti to-tnHrruw nlxhi thoy hayo bsna.tot
at tho Mcclure House,