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Turkey Getting Ready FOR War.
Wall Street To-day.

Ne" YORK, March 2s.-The Posts financial
article says The stock exchange markets re-
Hect the improved feeling caused by the de-
cisfon against an extra session or Congress, and
prices are generally higher. u. s. bonds are q
niger Tor the IS, which are up TO Ia. Railroad
bonds are up D a per cent. Stocks are / a9 q
higher than at the close Saturday, the
latter Burlington and quincy, which Is
up to lESs.. Reading is up ~ to Ga.
Lake Shore Ia to l2924; Michigan Central
3 to 1874; Rock ISLAND, = TO 1917; Chatta-
nooga, = TO 79z4; Northwest. a TO l23x: ID.
l. and W., Ia TO 1929; Delaware and Hudson.
per cent TO 1107s; Jersey Central, p 10 1O2
Iron Mountain, . 10 "a; Union Pacinc, Il to
nszf; Wabash preferred. Ia to So. and NIL
waukee and st. Paul, p TO lll3I. The rates
for call loans to day are 4a5 per cent, few loans
except those which have been standing for a
long time commanding as high as per cent.
Time loans are easier. and prime mercantile
paper is sac per cent The spring trade is later
than usual on account OF The weather, but a
fair business is expected. although smaller
than that OF other seasons in the last two
years. AS soon as the country roads are settled
the deferred traffic OF the railroads may be ex-
pected 10 come With rush.
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The MARKETS.

,sA5 sALT1MoRk; March 2szviPsnis sTss de
ierTed l4a; d. & consois sos Do fGconi d serses
coupons, 9iS do ten forty coupons. 95 bid 20
BALTIMORE. March 2s.-Cotton nominal
ntqdhns. lCaalGA Flour qu;et-Eoward street
and western super. 8. 2be.. 90; do extra.
sstS; do kic 6Tsnas' s2s rassPs9o 2.mijy
spot fin and futures weak and easier southern
red. ll5al is; do: amber ,:22a1. rs; 10: 2
July. ]. l.l4k asked. Cora. southern steady western
t6l; western mixed. spo, and March. 55a55S; !;
Agg'il. Algg. Sta..s4H; Msy. ssEs55,I; steamer. az
qniet-Irimss 70 choice Pennsylyanis and MARY
porh nS ds isoS nw ss Bulk meats
loose sheudefs a and nd clear rib sides none ofsrns
s Gear ri sides. ss Hams. ilsi2 Isrd"rsiined. d
chccs IL Butter au except so5 top G
a%eT sHd 9ee Petroleum fS
7A- Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair.
naS i rrsshs to sI I wesky pss
firm dirM-eott9n sn sl6a4d; nodr: 22s. Sd per tor
g. 500 sashe 5ashe asss
i;7s1i ,psSs,s rye s2s b1shels @ shipments-wheat
NEW YORK. March 2s:-stocst s.rong Money.
Sa6 E1cbanse-lonk 4s0la short, 4s2A. Govern
NEW YORK. March 2s.-Flour dnl and de-
cSinips. Wheat heavy and lower. Corn dull and
NEW YORK. March IS. IL o. m-The Stock
Market opened generally higher and pricas ad-
yanced to per cent, the latter in Nashville and
shares which were prominent in the improYemeHi prov ni
were Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Denver
and hlo Grande, Louisville and Nashville, Illinois
CehItral. Peoria. Decatur ana Evansville and tie
LONDON. March %, 1880 p. m.-Consols.
~ 1916 for be tn. y: 8. bonds per cents, lI6A
and Great Western frst mortsase trustees certf-
York, Ontario and Western. Sea.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOOS.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day at 2:30 p. m. a. reported by H. Il
Dodge. Of $50 18th street. by special wire -
Western Union, 1885 American Union. -; New
tentrsi. lis isS%; ne New YORK. YORK Lake Eris and western.
Ssss 40; sssEsssSs. 1s$ xssss,na sas:s, Ssr
@; t' ST. Pau. is; do. prsferred. =: Wabssi
md FseSs 90 ,PPs Pssef%sFrea % 1sx So T1io1
and 81. 10. So: do: preferred. i02N; st Louis ana
IRON Mountain. 64z! Ohio and Missisag gpi;, 4sH
preferred. p ; II; San Fr.ncisoo COM. - do do
preferred, a.; do; first preserred =: Central
Ohio. IS; louisville and Meanwhile. 92x; Nashville
assH Hsnhasssn Elevated. sss Illinois Oentrsl. Sa
boBa snd SS
~; 40; gTsissrsd. i0i; 2; 3: q; ana I, ssH;
S@.; So feass % %PsciSs s.; Tea: Psoitio d l.. g.. % S.
closing Geysrp9%sent 9s Bopd,s "a; AL ll2.l
SoSRani ocnpsi.. o0fpPGn.: fel =
LOLA e's. l.02Aal 02>s; coupon. 1.0lHal. OK.
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kilograms to The Star.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Proposed European COmbIna-
ton A%Ainst Observation-Disclosures.

-
LONDON, March 2s.-The Agence RusSe OF ST.
petersburg draws attention 10 the unanimous
approval expressed by the Russian press OF
19e resolution adopted by the common council
OF 81. petersburg TO request the Russian gov
eminent TO communicate with the other pow.
eTs IN order TO adopt measure IN common
against the internationalists. The 4grnrp
h.s$e n say Gil the Eurppean powers are inter
ested In the question, including Switzerland.
which country was constituted In the inter.
esls OF the maintenance OF peace and European
equilibrium, and as these. interests form the
sole ground for the existence OF the swiss con
Iederation II will naturally not wish TO com
promise them.
Three lrish- AmertCans CHARGED
with the atteDspt TO Blow Up the
Mansion House.
The Tt5,eS this morning says: Information
In the hands OF the police strongly tends TO
confirm the cornpliciiy OF three American
lrlshmen Ianled Mooney, ODonnell ana Cole
man, In the recent attempt 10 blow up the
Mansion house. Although eXtradition treaties
oo hot cover the matter. detectives who have
pten sent TO the continent to seek Mooney and
oDonnen. VIII rely on the good offices of the
authorities there not 70 place legal difficulties
IN lhe way OF their arrest. man answering
ColemanS description took SteeTage passage
On board the steamer Australia, which sailed
hence fer New York On the 22d Instant
Prospect of a compromise with the
Porte.
LONDON, March Especial dispatches re
ceived here indicate that the Porte's proposals
would be considered acceptable If they were
so amended rs TO include the town OF PreYeSa.
Both Mr.. Goschen. the British ambassador, and
Baron Won Calice. the Austro-Hungarian am
bassaCor, stand out for PTeVesa being included.
Ii is believed that II the Porte consented TO this
amendment the powers would urge Greece to
accept nder the proposal as thus amended
the territory ceded 10 Greece would correspond
10 the recommendations OF the Berlin confer
ence. with the exception OF Janna and Met
Zoyo. v hich would remain Turkish. There are
indications thato compromise may be arranged
oy the Porte agreeing TO cede PreyeSa IL the
Notifications are demolished.
Turkey Getting Ready for war.
\ dispatch from Constanunople says: Great
activity prevails in preparation for the defence
OF Nolo. The work OF placing tCrpedoeS has
commenced. Troops have occupied Trlker
on the Turkish side Of the entrance TO the
Gulf or Nolo, and an earth work + being con-
structed there for the purpose OF commanding
the entrance.
The order Of tbe Garter for the Car
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2S.-The Prince of
Wa.es Will to Gay confer the order OF the Gar
ter on the Car.
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The monster locomotive built at the Penn.
sylvania railroad shops at Altoona made run
OF thfrty-fOur miles in forty.four minutes on IT'S
Irlsi trlp. one mile was run In forty eight and
another In flfty-nine seconds.
A Chicago society offered last year prize of
500 for the best treatise on the question.
HOW best to destroy rats" The prize has just
Deen AWARDED to DR.. Burnett Of Philadelphia.
VINO answered, Increase the number OF cats "
A "loophole"- (who is leaving,-"But
see here pointing to bill prohibiting graf
uities) that it's strictly forbidden." Waiter
Qor Self and Page, etc. .)-"Ah, but we never
made 10 stranger OF you, sir, IN sure, SIR"
Usual result!-I'URch
Smoking Is lnjurious-to tobacco. Ii CON-
pletely ruins it-Ne,c Hauen Register. Tobacco
ought 10 turn over q new leaf. and avoid
smoking. II II can't stem the current of temp
tati0n II Is mere sham, and ought not to
Havana 1uck.-SaH francisco Nelcs Letter.
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Our school HuiIdings.

E3f1 NfGT:-I noticed the article OF a few
days since against locating the water closets
and urinals In the basement OF tue school
houses, ard | agree fully with the writer.
that it ought not TO DC done where II can oe
avoided. for, 10 matter how clean they tnay De
kept, II Ia impossible 70 have the Grlnals and
closets used by six 10 eight hundred children,
and not have the efliuvia arising therefrom
peTmeate the whole building N IRE or less
You may have yesIilating shafts and spring
doors. but with the latter being opened so
frequently besides sometimes being fastened
open for coDvenience-the air impregnate1
with the efliuvia Will pass out into the halls
and paSSage-ways more or less, and from
thence spread through the Whole buitding.
From personal examination t6lpk the Pea
body building is as free from objection on that
score as any building can wen be, bat whether
IL VIII rem ain SO, after long use Is not clear by
any mems. It must be borne in mind, how
ever, that IL is not always practicable o place
them outside of the building because OF the
shape or the lot, the want OF space, DC.
Another objectionable practice ia some OF our
school buildings, is having the lanltorss
porary necessity only. should it DC tolerated
Aid while on this subject, want 10 say, thar In
NY opiI ION there has been altogether J1o much
money spent for mere show on some OF our
school buildings, and that the public would be
better SerEed by giving more attention 10 the
substantial necessities and less TO the merely
OFT ameLlal features, which remark, think.
Will SO apply in a measure at least 10 the man.
agtment OF the schools IL Is dlnlcult 10 say
who is responsible for these matters, for the
authority, both as TO the buildings and the
manage nnent OF the schools, is so divided up
amcGg tie different officials, that Il Is next u
Impossible TO fasten the responsibility on any
one class OF them. AS an illustration, take the
law lust passed. The plans are TO be prcpare1
by the Architect OF the Capitol, and the work
is to lie done under the superintendent OF the
Inspector OF buildings, while no one knows
who Is TO prepare the specifications The com.
mission ers aloIe have authority to pur-
chase the sites, and the only authority pfyep
TO The board OF trustees is to approve the plans
for the buildings. more absurd plan coulJ
not well be devised. sull, II these several
parties VIII work In harmony and ac.ord as
there is every reason TO believe they are dis
posed 10, good results may be accomplshai.
On thls point desire TO and. that uoe aurhors-
Ties should see TO tt that the The buildings fo Ia
erected ana the heating apparatus TO De used.
should be SO constructed and arraRged that 4,
VII not pe necessary 10 close the schools or CON-
merce making repairs during the first session
OF their occupancy. OBsssySP'
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A FATAL ACCIDENT.--On Friday evening Mr.
Gee. Simpson. young man about IS years Old,
living near Redd's Corner, went out shooting
robins. on his return houla he stopped ar the
post Ct1ice ut Camp Springs oget lis mail. While
In the Office some one told him that his Ill
luck in shooting was owing to his putting TOO
low much powder he used. and by some means
struck the hammer OF the gun, and imme-
Giately it WAS discharged. the entire load
passing through portion OF his hand which
was over the muzzle OF the gun, and entering
his head above the eye. He fingered about l2
hours, when death relieved him OF his suffer
1Dgs. He is spoken OF as bright youth and
highly respected by those who knew him.
M0ribOj'O Md GQuttp.
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Charge Of Criminal Libel.

NEW J 0Rk, March 2S.-Charles Z. Wells, edi-
tor OF the Musical C1aic ana Trade Rerie1r,
having Offices at $50 Broadway, was arrested
to-day by the central Office detectives by virtue
Of warrant issued by the district attorney S
office. OF Buffalo, Erie county, on the charge OF
alleged criminal libel. He was arraigned at
the TCmbs Police Court and was remanded TO
await action OF the authorities at Buffalo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28
Washington NeVHsVia the New York
Custom House,
IMPORTANT IF TRU

New York Cor. Philadelphia Ledger
There is report at the custom House. this
afternoon, that the President is disposed TO
withdraw the name OF Senator Robertson as
Collector, and has so int1mated to some OF
bis most trusted personal friends, but the
intimation Is coupled with another intimation,
that should he venture to DO SO, a breakup In
Mir. Blaine retiring. This is important news, II
true, and ii is said to be based on private dis.
patches from Washington this afternoon. The
report Is III the mouth OF more than one person
occupy Ing positions In the ''oid gray" "ouildinss
in Wall street. and send II for what 1t is worth.
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Served Him Right.

CLKvELAND, O., March 2S.--A bully from
Haysville, ohio. went to Loudonville on Satur-
day, and among other repreheGSible acts In
suited the editors OF the two papers publiShl
there. Finally, the town marshal arrested hn,
but half dozen citizens took him away and
after liberal caStgatfon put rope around
the bully's neck ano led him beyond the town
lire, making him swear never to show his face
again in Loudonville.
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A Woman Frozen IN Death.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., March 2S.-Marga garet
Gaines. aged 22, wandered from her home ia
Paswag last evening while demented. This
morrpg her body was found In q field frozen.
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Gold from EurGuc.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-The steamsh ps City
OF Richmond and Arizona. from Eurone
brought loco, ,0G0 In gold bars for the Bank 0!
British North America. The City of Richmond
bought 1902 500 In specie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

INDIGNANT IRISH VFrKRANs.-Much indgna-
ton has been caused among the IrisI at Day
ton, Ohio, by the refusal of General Patrick, OF
the Dayton Soldiers Home, to permit Kej-
path TO lecture there Saturday night. Red
path was Invited by committee of the home
to organize branch OF the Irish land league
there, but Gen. Patrick. who is governor OF the
institution. declared Redpath an agitator, and
refused to permit him to deliver his lecture at
the home,
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THE FIRE AT NICE.-The London TINES
Paris correspondent says many persons are
reported to be missing at Nice. Several more
the opera House. The manager of the theatre
denies that he was forced to play in spite Of
mifgivings as to the safety of the house.
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Short in His Cash.

field, the county treasurer is short s. 900 In his
cash, and has resigned. His sureties will Pay
the deficiency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

TH8 NAVAL EXAMINING BOARD In session at
the department has recommended Assistant
Paymastcr Thos ID. H0Xsey for promotion to
the grade Of passed assist ant paynlaSter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

''THE BLACK DEATH. "A despatch from Con
stantinOple says that the plague has ap-
peared at Kufa, ninety miles south Of Bagdad
and that the mortality In NediiO Is INCREASING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

THEY WILL OPPOSE lT.-From the best at
taiI able sources it Is now certain that the
New York Senators intend to antagonize the
continuation OF Collector Robertson.
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TeIephOue Change.

RESIGNATION or MANAGER HAYSARD
ON Saturday last Mr.. Geo. C. Maynard n
trustee ana general manager OF the ational
Capital Telephone Co., rendered his reslsna-
ton. IL is understood that this course was
taken ny Mr.. Maynard In order that he might
not embaTrass the company In ealing with the
Subscribers Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

HUNTING THE FENIANS.-The London Stand
ara says there Is every reason to believe that
the Mansion House outrage is the outcome
OF Penian plot 10 lnjure public buildings.
Two suspected persons have been traced across
the channel and detectives have gone after
them. 1t Is stated that the government has
taken measures to intercept the steamer Aus
tTaia before She reaches New York and arrest
Coleman, Implicated In the Mansion House
plot, Who is supposed to be on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

The Atlanta and Charlotte Airline railroad
was leased Saturday to the Richmond and
DanVille railroad company under permanent
lease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

SUIT AGAINST THE b. AID p. RAILROAD The
trial or the case OF Pumphrey against the Baltl-
more and Potomac naturalization for injuries
received by bis son Edison, being run over by a
WAS cut on below the kDee-was resumed In the
Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur thus morning
IL was In evidence that the Toy was crossing
the track while On the way 10 school. and
while beckoning for his brother was struck by
freight train backing. The plaintiffs claimed
that the train had but one braEem4 Al on az the
time, and thereby defendants were negligent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

THE rUELIG PRINTING 0FFICK.-In the article
Oh public printing IN Saturdays Issue. an OH
cidl list or the representative heads OF depart
ments, &C.. was given, but in impei feet ami
Incorrect shape. The f'li0%ing is "A correct
list of the officials or the vast establishment:
Public Printer. Hon. John d. ID frees: Cnief
Clerk A. j. ChiiGs: niShHrsing Clerk, John Lar
combe; Foreman of Printing, 4. IL. s. Davis: As
Sis'ants, j. VI. A. SpoJts"oOd aud il. W. Kerr;
Foreman OF Press Room, o. II Reed: Foreml mln
CT Executive Printing, III. GroshOn- Foreman or
congressional Record, i. w. oyster; Foreman
Patent pifice Printing, J. ID. E5kew; Superln-
teEdent 'oidlng Room, r. B Penicks; SlDerIu-
tendent Stereotype Room. Alex ander Elliott;
Fofe man CT Binding, J. II. Roberts; Assistants
J. ". " hije and A. ID. Sudham.
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Senator Malone weighs but ninety pounds,
while Mrs. Malone tips the scale at 900. Here
is chance for eadjustment-BostOnP Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

A LUNATIC FAsTBR.-Chicago has developed
faster in the person OF VIM. CoOney, who
came there 1rom Sturgeon Bay, Wis He
Christ. he has tasted twenty-five days. only
drinking water during the time. and says he
will live on faith and water until Easter,
April 17.) He has been in an insane asylum
at " orcester, Mass, where he INDUCED In q
nine. day fast on one occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

CLcsBD.-The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Office IL this city has been closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

THE C. 4 %. CANAL OPEN Water was let In
the Georgetown level Or the cana saturday
night. and navigation is now open ali along tue
line. There is however. new gate being put
In at lock No. !, miles above Little Falls
which will be completed 20 day. and boats are
expected this evening. The few empty boats
which were here are en- route for points above
for their freight and business Will De fairly re-
sumed upon the canal almost Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

The TUESDAY AND FRIDAY RECEPTIONS OF Mrs.
Garfield are not puonc, as the impression is.
Mrs. Garfield will hold no public receptions
until next season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

Universally prescribed by the Faculty
als1ative and refreshing
Fruit LCzenye
TAMAB for
CONSTIPATION.
hemorrhoids,
bile, headache.
cerebral congestion. etc.
INDIEa IrCpared by GRILLON.
soc I,reTTietor.
IfsTmacien lie Ire classe de n
Faculte de Psris.
-. rue Rsnbuteau. Paris.
GHlLLON Tsmar-unlike pills and the usual
purgsiives-is agreeable TO take. and
never produces irritation.
Sold by al Chemists ard Druggists.
IS CENTS IHE BOX. febli-nl sV
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s736 366 81; customs. ss21, 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

TWENTY APPLICANTS FOR EACH OFFICE.-F)r
the clerkships in the Pension Office authorized
by the legislative, executive and judicial ac-
preparation bill there are twenty applicants
ToT each place. 1t will be week yet before The
appoint ments will be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

THE EIGHT HOUR LAw.-Secretary Hunt has
not yet taken up the eight-h0ur question as
presented TO him some days ago by the delegt-
tion from the different navy yards. He expects.
however. TO give the matter early consideration,
al render decision without other than delay
made necessary by more. pressing business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

POSTMASTER AT ALBANY RENOMINATaD.-The
President has sent to the Senate the nomination
OF VIM. ii. Craig as postmaster at Albany, y.
y. Mr. Craig Is the present postmaster at Al
bany, and the nomination Is for an additional
term OF four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

GEN. ADAM BADEAU having positively de-
clined the position OF charge d'affaira at Den
Eark, the President will withdraw his nomtna-
ton, and la few days send another name TO
The Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

A MooEsBINER RARRBsTBD-COllector Young,
at Raleigh, y. e.. today telegraphs as follows
10 Commissioner RaUm: Captured Illicit dis
tilleTy OF A. l.. Jones. near Bentonsvlle, John
SrnnSht him hare u and nI,t him sn isi, Dr.
liminaTy hearing this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

TIE L. s. SCPRENE COURT convened at noon
TO day, but on account OF the absence OF
Justice Field, whose mother -tn-Iaw, Mrs.
SWearington, died IN this city Saturday night
The coUrT was left without quorum and i'm
meGiately adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

SENATOR PLATT, or New York, had long con-
ference with the President this morning. It is
surrnised it-had reference to the appointment
OF Judge Robertson as collector OF the port OF
New YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

The SLATE FOR THE GEORGIA OFFICES
BRoKEN.-President Garfield has decided not 20
r, call Gen. Longstreet from ConstantiDopla
2 he slate for the federal Offices IN that sta e.
which was presented TO the Presi lent AMI
which IL ciu1ed Longstreet's recall, has there
fore peen changed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

NAVAL LORDsRS.-Mldshipman II. O. Dunn 10
examination for promotion: Master A. II. Cobb
from the Portsmouth and placed on waiting
orders: Cadet MitShlpInan j. ii. Gibbons has
returned from the Pacific station and is placed
on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

B0YCOTTERs IN BROOKLYN.-A meeting of ABOUT
$50 persons. mostly Socialists was held IN
brooklyn yesterday to protest against the
advance in rents on May 1st of which landlords
have generally given notice. Violent speeches
more than enough rent for their houses than
was needed to pay taxes and insurance. sys-
tenn CT "Boycotting'' was proposdd, and an
association formed to be known as the
Brooklyn ANTI Rent League"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-28

The b nj Of Rome, Ga. has suspende !.
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SALE OF WINE, BEER AND CIDER NOT PR0HIB-
IT'D AT MILITARY FCsTs.-Just before President
Hayes retired from his Cnice az order was pro-
mu!gatfd by his direction PROHIBITING the ; 4lp
or Intoxicating Iuurs at military posts aud
stations. IcqE'ry has been made to tho War
department nom various posts as TO whether
the olter applied 10 beer ani like U"veia-eS.
AGiutaItG General Drum has written a letter TO
the commanding general department 0i Mis-
sCuri which SAYS that r3r order Issued BY (iirce-
ton or tie President iS iLterpTctcl - aupiT
Only 10 liquors. containing 81 large pc: cent OF
alcohol and lot 10 fight wines. cider. beer, or
ME-