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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-11
Saturday, April %, 1882,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-Wit:
A certain lot, and house thereon, in city OF
Memphis, Tenn. on Mississippi Rog. aud lying
between Jverton street on the north and Jacs
son street on the BOuth, being part of lot 4e
on the east by the frat alley PARALLEL TO Mic
ssslppi Row, on the nor h by the south line
of Martin Kennedy's lot $50 known formerly
on the south by the north line Of the lot on
which was formerly Michael Leonard's brick
house, said lot having a front Of eighteen u.s.
feet on east eide Of Mississippi Row.
Terms Of SAFE On credit of seven and
twelve months, notes with approved security,
lien retained and equity Of redemption
barred.
This March q, 1882.
RI BLACK. Clerk and Master.
TB MicOu, sol'r. % 2gS54l47
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-11
April 10, 1882.
ChanCery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 1912. R-Chanoery Court Of Shelby counts
Margaret @. Sparks. Guardian, and Cor.
nelius Sparks VS.. John Huber.
DY virtue Of an introductory decree fol
ID sale, entered in the above cause
on the 18th day Of January, 1881. and renewed
March q, 1882, will sell. at public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front OF Il Q clerk and
masters Office, courthouse OF Shelby county,
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, April 8, 1882,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
to-Wlt:
In the city Of MemT his, now the Taxing
District Of Shelby county, being the southern
part of lot No ninety-one C9D on the plan of
the extension of the northern part of the
city of Memphis. fronting S7A feet on Third
street, east side, and running back 10 the
depth Of said lot No 81 one hundred and
forty-eight ana one-half feet to an alley, said
lot being enclosed in parallel lines running
perpendicular to Third street.
Terms Of Sale-One third cash, balance in
IL months, purchaser 10 execute note bearing
interest with approved security for deferred
payment, lien retained, etc.
This March "a, 1882.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master
J. Il. Temple, solicitor for complainant.
q q 20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-11
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

No. $50, R-Chaneery Court Of Shelby county
IT y Micou VS.. Cornelius Rogers ct al.
DY virtue Of IN interlooutory decree for sale,
ID entered In the above cause on the 2lst day
of February, 1882, NJ B 81, p 20t. will sell, at
public auction, to he highest bidder in front
Of tho Clerk and Masters office, courthouse Of
Shnlhr cnnntY. Memnhia. Tannaesae. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-11
BANK OF OoMMEROE,

MEMPHIS, TENN March 10, 1872.
TNHE annual meeting Of the Sto kholders o (
i this Bank. for tho election of Directors
for the ensuing year, will be held at the bank.
ing house on the Second Tuesday IN April
next 10 S6l ia uMBERG, CashieR
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-11
SECURITY
Building and Loan Association.

buIIuIhg ana LOan ASSOcIatfOn
DEGULAR Monthly meeting Of this Asso.
H. citation will be held at the Office No. 26l
Second, corner Of Court street, TUESDAY
April II, at 1880 o'clock, pm. Dues 400
interest must be paid or fines will be enforced
By order Of the Board.
A. s. LIV ERM0RE, President.
p. Z, JOKES, S. oretary. 68
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Alexandria Affairs.

THE CANAL AQUEDUcr SUIT.-Preparations are
IN progress for the trial OF the suit OF the United
States VS.. the corporation Of Alexandria, for the
transfer OF certain shares OF Alexandria canal
stock. An entry on the books of the city OF
March 1st, 1888, shows that on that day 1900
shares OF stock OF the Alexandria canal company,
and $50 shares OF stock OF the Chesapeake and
the Secretary OF the Treasury. This, it Is con-
ten ded by the counsellor the city, was compile
tOn and settlement OF all accounts outstanding
between the United states and the city OF Alexan-
dr1a on account OF canal stock The suit Will be
tried here early In July, and will probably go up
States. 1t is now said that pending the settle
ment OF outstanding questions an effort will be
made to put the affairs OF the Alexandria canal
company into the hands OF a receiver.
WASHINGTON AND WESTERN RAHROAD.-The
officials OF the Washington and Western railroad
management is naturally leading to changes OF
men. Mr.. r. d. Havener, general superintendent
OF the road, resigned yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Havener has been connected with the road since
its opening, and for more than ten years has been
its superintendent Mr. Hector McLain, long con-
nected with railways In North Carolina, has been
appointed superintendent
SALE OF BLooD-SrAINED YESsgI.-The sloop
Fannie Southern, on which Burkman murdered
Capt Nelson and the cook. Is to be sold at auction
next week. The family OF the murdered captain
has determined to abandon the river as means
OF livelihood
RRroRTRR's NOTES.-The Reform club held an
Cadets nlled their camp chests ana stored their
Enapsacks to-day, preparatory 20 m cary start on
Monday for T0lcnester Beach, Nd.-Nddie Hem
derS0n, who broke his arm at POrtneRs brewery IN
May last, has recovered nom his mJurieA
Lieut. J. 4 Sm3hs Of the police forces continues N
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Disgraceful Business.

From the Baltimore Day.
There has seldom been a more disgraceful cpl
sode In the history OF American Journalism than
the testimony of A. C. Buell., editor OF the WASH
ington Critic, before the Senate committee now
engaged In investigating charges OF corruption In
connection with the House bonded spirits bill
This individual who possesses limited but choice
vocabulary OF vituperati0n, has been In the habit
OF pouring nlthy stream OF abuse upon all who
happen not to agree with him In any matter which
he Is specially Interested In "pushing through"
Because certain Washington correspondents un-
dertook to expose and crfttcse the methods OF the
star-route gang the Critic, which Is one OF their
organs, retaliated by accusing them. without the
ghost OF g Justification, Of completely In the
alleged bonded liquor steal When placed on the
stand. however, Buell. was forced to admit that he
lad no knowledge whatever q corruption on the
part Of the coTro1pOndents, and that he had pub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

BALTIMORE, June l0.-virginia &c. consols 81;
'OId,k{; OSds,k{;r1MoRE June ,o-co.,on armer-m,aa,,nr
12hal2k. Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat. SOUTH
steady and quiet western lower andsouthen red.
1.3sA bid: No. western winter red. spot aud June.
1.3S4al. SO; July, 1z27sal. 228 August and Septem-
lower and sogthern White ss do yellow, sssss:
Oats dulI-southern. 60a62; western white. 6laG2 do.
mixed. 5Ss59: Pennsylvania. 60s62. Rye duh, 75aS0.
land, Is 6O0af7 90. Provisions higher and firmness
pork, 20. 25a2l. So Bulk meats-shouders and clear
clear rio sides lsss. Hams. l5tal6. Lard-rehned.
12. Butter steady-western packed. 13als creamery,
20x25. Eggs eaiier. 2S. Petroleum nominal. Coffee
steady.Ro cargoes. ordinary to fam, sA.s4., SUGAR
Whisky dull. ]. .20sl. 81. Freiehts 70 Liverpool per
steamer unchanged. Receipn-dour. 720 barrels;
bushels rye, none. Smpmens-wheat, ], l26 bushels;
corn, ~ $50 bushels Sa6s-whea& l72. l95 bushels;
corn. 1s3. 266 bushels.
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THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

ANrsFMrNTs-1st pare.
ATToKSEYs-lst pace.
AUCTION SALEs-6th and 8th PAGES.
FooKs, &c--7th page.
BOARDING-4th PAGE.
BUSINESS CHASCEs-4th page
CITY ITEAs-sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-4th page.
COUNTRY BOARD-4th page.
IIATHS-Sth PAGE
DRY GOODS-Sth page
EDCCATIONAI-4th pare.
fISASCIAL-6th page.
FANILY SCPPLIEs-7th page.
FAIRS, FESTIVALS. SC.-1st page.
foR RENT (Ro1ins)-4sh pare.
For REST (HoGsesl-4th PAGE.
FCR RENT tMiscsllaneousl-4th pay..
Tor SALE {SIisceilaneOus)-4th page.
TCE SALE (HoUses)-4th page.
GENTLEMES's GoODs-7th pazs.
HoTsTFURSIsHINGs- page.
LADIES GooDs-5th rage.
IoST AND FOCSD-ish plrs.
LIST OF LETTE Rs-2d page.
MONEY TO LOAS-4th paSs.
NEDICAL. Seth page
MAKgIAGEs-Sth pare.
NEw PUBLIcATIOSs-1s page.
PICNICs, IxCURSIoNs, SC.-1st page.
ITRsoSAL-4th page.
IEOTEssIOSAL-4th pa9s.
TIASOs AND ORGANs-3d pags.
IRcFOsALs-3d pa-.e.
EELIGIOUs NoTICEs-1st pare.
FAII RoADs-7th PAGE.
SUMNER REsoRTs-Sth page.
STICIAL NOTICEs-1st plss.
STTCIALTLEs-4th page.
STEAMERS, &C-7th pIys.
SAFE DEPOSIT-3d p14rs.
SIvISG MACHINES-1th para.
Tn TRADEs-7th page.
TUEKIsH BAIHs-5th page.
UETEETAEERs, &C.-Sth pags.
WANTED (Hclpp-4til page.
WANTED tSituatiOns) 4th page.
WANTED (HOuses)-4th PAGE.
WANTED (MiscelIaneous)-ith pare.
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HEAVY PUBLIC LAND SALEs.-Commssoner
Mcfarland, OF the general land Office, says that
larger amo unit of public lands will have been dis
posed Of during the year ending June 30 1882 than
during any preceding year since the establish
ment of the general land Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs TODAY Internal rev.
enue, 1856 ,2s9.90; customs, s54S, ,s55. .O2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

ALL ABOUT CAMPAIGN AssBssMRNT.-The secre.
tary OF the republican Congressional campaign
committee has written q reply to Mr. MerT1ck, the
Wellsboro' Pa.) postmaster, and who is a candi-
date for secretary OF internal affairs on the inde-
pendent (Pa.) republican ticket Mr. Merrick re-
fused TO pay campaign assessment OF $50 and
criticised the committee for not obeying the man.
date OF the national convention at Chicago with
reference to district representation The reply
sets forth that the question OF such representation
is one the Congressional committee has nothing
to do with, but is under consideration by and u
charge OF the national committee.
1eT LIKUr. WILLIAM T. BIRKHInER, "a artillery,
has been relieved from duty In the signal service
by the chief signal officer OF the army, and wiz
Join his battery.
REAL EsrATE SALES-Duncanson Bros, auc.
taeneers, sold for Messrs JaA II. Mar and IvoY
G. Kimball, trustees, lot II, In Warmers sub.
division OF square o57. having front OF 10 feet on
street, between 10th and llth streets northeases
with depth OF s. feet, improved BY small framo,
TO MrA Matilda Kaufman Tor ESQ Also. for owness
lot A. OF Condon6 subdivision q lot g, In square
No 6N, frout1ng . feet % Mas1o0AuDetts av6oue,
near "a street southwest and having an averagA
depth Of about - feet, improved By two soy
bffck, to L q. King Tor =, ,e3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

Mr.. W. W. CoRcoRAN is better to-day than he
was yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10
Washington News and Gossip.

THERE are 191 new advertisements In THE
STAR to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

SECRETARY CHANDLER viii Return this evening
from Annapolis.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

Mr.. JOHN C. HUNTER died at his residence on
street yesterday afternoon, after a long Illness
tomorrow afternoon.
PERsokAL-Mr. Joseph Riley, who received
injuries In runaway accident. as stated in yes
terday'S STAR is still In an inSenSible and very
critical condition, at his home in Tennallytown
Prof Nourse, OF the naval observatory, IS lying
A FINE OF $500 was imposed yesterday by the
collector OF customs OF Georgetown, D. c., on the
steamer Mary Washington for violating the law in
vessel, thus endangering the lives OF the passen-
gers The matter has been referred to Supervisor
Inspector General Dumont.
A SEWER at East Market Space has caved in,
leaving dangerous hole in the carriageway.
Bass FISHING at the Falls is said to be good, and
@ large number OF parties went up this morning to
OLD LAND MARES GoNE.-The Old Clagett house
(Bridge) street, belonging to Messrs. Young and
Goddard, has been torn down, preparatory to re-
building; and one OF the old frame houses on the
south side OF Gay street, between 31st and 32d
torn down. '-'' "''o 'o'AA
FISH MARKEr.-10oOo herring sold at Sc to 81 per
thousand; 300 shad at $16 to $25 per hundred
Reported by c. E. Harper.
CONDITION OF THE WArRR.-Great Falls, clear:
receiving reservoir, slightly tarbid; distributing
HIGH T1pk-June l1-s:aa q. m, 4:o4 p. M IL,
4:S6 a. M, 5:07 p m.
Obstructive TIA cities Of the Star Route
COnspfFasOEs.
From the n. Y. Herald
The star route conspirators are evidently deter
mined to follow to the end the obstructive tactics
to which they have resorted from the beginning
for the purpose OF preventing as far as possible,
the production before jury Of the proofs OF the
charges made ag ainst them. it Is not surprising,
therefore, that when Mr. MaeVeagh yesterday
took the stand to testify TO the facts commune
Gated to him by Rerdell, showing combination
and q division OF spOia between Brady and the
ring OF contractors, the counsel for the defence
were eager to prevent the admission OF this damag-
Ing evidence against their clients But their sue
cess in this direction Is merely Temporary. Judge
Wylie decided that the confession OF DOrseyS con-
tidenttal clerk Is not admissible until the exis-
tence OF the conspiracy Is established by other
evidence. This ruling was no surprise or disap-
pointment TO the prosecution, which. as Mr. Mer-
In at this stage OF the proceedings, but offered It
cut OF considerations personal to the witness
When, however, It shan be presented at the
ccu2ted on to resist it1 Introduction on some
other technical gro nnd. though their chances OF
TO them. a.
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SECRETARY LINCOLN will be unable to attend th,
closing exercises at West Point

EARLY CLosING.-Secretary Folger to-day issued
an order directing the Treasury department to be
closed at 3 pm during the months of July, August
and September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

CUMBERLAND. June l0.-Th1s morning trainmen
on the Eckhart road refused TO transport the coal
mined by imported labor. The company have one
engine at work this afternoon, and say all posi-
tons will be supplied with willing nen by Mon
day.
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MnppySrnuN "

MoRRlsTowN, n. j., June 1U-Mr. VIM. N Beers
fer years past the most prominent grower and
shipper I'm peaches I'm Morris county, dropped dead
in hayfield yesterday from a sudden attack or
apoplexy.
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kilograms to The Star.
A PRIZE FIGHT INTERRUPTED.

ACCIDENT TO AN ENGLISH AeRoNAur.;
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PORTLAND, OREGON, June 10.-The average re-
publican majority on the state ticket Is 1880. N.
c. George for Congress will have nearly $500 in
the state, which is the largest majority ever given
TO any candidate. Moody, for governor will have
about 100 less than George. The republicans have
the legislature by certain majority OF 10, which
may be increased to H.
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Envelope Works Burned.

HARTFORD, CONN, June 10.-A IRE broke out IN
White, Corbin CO.'S envelope works at Rockville,
Conn, Uormerly known as the Florence mfl) at
O'Clock this morning, which destroyed the upper
story, together with the roof The mill was q
fOurstory brick structure, and was 100 feet long.
About $50 hands were employed. The loss is estl-
mated at 500, 600; insured for $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

STILL REMEMBERING THE Po0R.-In spite OF his
illness, Mr.. Corcoran did not forget to send this
week his "treat' of strawberries and Ice cream he
annually sends to various charitable institutions
in the city,-Catholic we'll as Protestant. The
feast was sent later this year than usual, as
strawberries were not in perfection SO early as
common. 1t Is also Mr. COrcoran's custom to send
a good dinner to the same institutions on Christ
mas and New Year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, June 10.-Wailace Ross,
the celebrated oarsman from St Johns, N b., ar.
rived here last evening. He was attended by ]. AZ
Kennedy, his trainer, OF Portland, Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10
A Prize Fight Broken Up.
THREE DESPERATE ROUNDS FOUGHT, WHEN TH


min Green, who are wei known among the puc,if-
istic fraternity OF Rhode Island, came from Provi-
dence, In that state, last evening, With a large
number OF sporting men, and proceeded 20 Coney
Island TO decide which OF them was the better
man in the nstic arena They scattered about
among the hotels, and their object was not known
until this morning. Soon after daylight the ring
was pitched I'm hotel down there The men Were
In excellent condition. referee and seconR were
chosen, and Murray won the choice
or positions. The attention OF the
Brooklyn police in the meantime had
prominent sporting men crossing the ferries and
these were followed. 1t was then learned that the
fight was in progress at Elliotts hotel near Nor
tons point, Coney island, and thither a strong
force OF police was sent They entered the
hotel after three desperate rounds had been
fought and while the men were about engage
ing in another. When the police appeared
the inmates OF the room scattered Ia every
direction. Many succeeded In escaping by
jumping from the windows while others left
by means OF back stairways Among those who
Jumped from the windows were Green Zone OF the
principally, his hacker, second, and the referee.
Murray was not quick enough, however, and fell
into the hands OF the police with his second Dam
two were taken 70 Brooklyn and locked UP. Green,
IT is said, received the most punishment during
three rounds, but ii is claimed by his friends that
he had great staying powers and in the end, n the
police had not interrupted the night, would have
defeated Murray. The fight was for $500 a side
and the lightweight championship OF Rhode
Island The prisoners were afterward taken back
TO Coney Island and handed over TO the custody OF
the CIR ayesend authorities.
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~ REMOVAL,
PATENT LAW.

PATENT LAW.
Mr. JOSEPH C. CLAYTON, Counsellor at.Law, will
move his Office from No. Warren street to No. 25
Nassau street, New York, Corner OF Cedar street
CONS Is and l6. on june LIST, 1881. Residence No.
$40 High street, Newark, n. j. ie6-6t
sR has removed from Second National Bank Build
ing to May Building. Room No. l. second door corner
L aud 7th streets northwest ieS-6ts
FSp JAMES r. NARROWER,
~ l40G 18th street northwest
Just received . full assortment Of REFRIGElsATOeS
and WATER COOLERS, which offer to the public
Il ratlncea rates. - 1--7s7
ming, &c. - - -
Estimates furnished for new work aes-1v.
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FAIRS. FESTIVALS &c.

v1NHE LADIES OF 4TH STREET NJ F. CHURCH
Il southeast viii hod Strawberry and Floral Festival
3t Mc' suley's Hal, Capitol Ill., on Tt fSDAY EVEN
Nv 9iiic i%tn GGod music. Admission 10 cts. It,
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THE MURDER OF LANDLORD RouRxE.'
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN OREGON.


Business Educators, Association q
TIE FOURTH ANNUAL CONVENTION ApJopRss 10
MEET IN WASHINGTON NEXT YEAR
Special dispatch 30 The EVENING STAR
CINCINNATI, o., June lo-The fourth annual con.
Sehtion OF the Business Educators association OF
america, representing two hundred colleges and
lily thousand students has been In session in Gin.
Slnnau the last four days-H. c. Spencer presi-
oehe IL mas adjourned 10 hold the next annual
@ SeSsion IN " ashlngton D. WILT OF Dayton, is the
new president, and ii. c. Spencer OF WashinVton
DC, chairman executive committee.
Virginia Crops Damaged by Midxess.
PETERSBURG, VA, June I0-InteIligence re-
celved from several counties In Southern Virginia
represent that considerable damage is being done
10 wneat and oats by small insects. known an
white mldgetS Previous 10 the appearance OF
these insects, wheat and oats gave promise OF the
largest yield ever known In years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

MARINE CORPS MATTERs.-Private Frank Hat
ton, OF the marine corps, has been sentenced by
court-martial to confinement at the marine bar
racks, Brooklyn, NY, for two years. and to be
dishonoraby discharged from the service, for leav-
ing his post before being relieved and for deser-
tiOn. The court-martial, OF which Commander Fl.
R. Yates was president, was convened at Ports
mouth, N.H, May 22d. The sick leave OF 1st Lieut..
Jesup Nicholson, marine corps, has been ex-
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The Fund for Mrs. Mason and Baby.
The following additional subscriptions have
been received at THE STAR office:
Heretofore acknowled dyed. 50 O3O q
F.FF., Madison, Wis. REORGANIZATION. 374
Through the Chicago Tribune the fol-
ing:
Citizens OF Franklin Grove, nl... $40
Citizens Of Utica, Ill observation-disclosures. 61O
Total. l............................ s2,04s.s1
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~ HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
POTOMAC

m ~ HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
S POTOMAC,
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
WAsHINGroN, DC, June 9th. 1882
The comr AIDES OF this department express their sim
cere thanks to Joseph G. Cooke, esq, proprietor Of
Wizards Hotel for his generosity and kindness in ten
derng the free of Wizards Hall for decorative pur-
poses on May 30th last and ON many previous occa-
sions.
By order Of the Executive Committee on Memorial
Services"
1t A. HART, Secretary,
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DANGEROUS OILS ON STBAMRRs-A committee
from Baltimore, headed by Mr.. Henry Williams OF
the Weems transportation company, waited upon
the supervising inspector general of steamboats, at
the Treasury department to-day, and urged mod
ication OF the recent circular OF the Treasury de-
partment relating to the carrying OF dangerous
Oils by passenger steamers On Monday the COM
mittee Will have hearing before Secretary Fol-
ger.
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Old World Events.

VIENNA. June 10.-A dispach 20 the pTPs2e from
as chief surgeons in the army Is forbidden except
On tne receipt or express Instructions from the
commander-ln-chief. Peasants have again AT.
tacked Tue house OF Count BobrnskL A sanguin-
aix encounter ensued and several persons were
killed.
THE PROSECUTED RUSSIAN HEBREWS
PESTH, June l0.-The lower house OF the Hunca-
ran Dlet mas debated petition OF the authorities
oI SZathnar requesting that steps be taken to stop
ana has approved a motion OF the Committee on
tnessubJect recommending that the goyernment
ddopt sucn policy and sanitary measures with re-
ediu W lhe Jews as the circumstances require.
THE GALENA AT ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA, June l0-The United States steamer
Galena has arrived here.
THE MURDER OF LANDLORD BouRKK
LONDON, June l0-Three hundred soldiers and
Polce nave been drafted in the district where Mr.
Dourke was Shot The three persons arrested ON
ssuspicloh OF oelng concerned In the murder have
peen released, as there was evidence TO Justify
tnelr detention. The only point against the man
name twhoSe name was previously given as Keenel
was mat he laughed when the bodies were dis.
covered.
EAPTHA WELLS ON FIRE
The Daily Netrs correspondent at st Petersburg
teiegraphs that the fire at Baku, which broke out
ia a warehouse stored with naptha on Tuesday.
mas extended 70 the naptha wells, and is only
nkely 10 cease when the material on which IL feeds
Is exhausted.
ACCIDENT TO BALLooNIsr.
LONDON, June 10-A balloon, containing Sir
CLAUDE DE Crespigny and Mr.. Simmonds, an aero
naut, ascended from Maldon to-day, the occupants
intending 10 cross the channel Immediately
siter IL was released, the car struck a house and
leg MI Slmmonds proceeded alone. A dispatch
from calais says that the balloon was sighted
from there at four O'Clock this afternoon II was
proceeding In southerly direction