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The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
KilbOuFn Gets 900 OOO for Fnlaa
lmpF1s0nm0ma,

WASHINGTON, April 21.-The lOngs
pending contest waged with the HOuss
OF Representatives BY Hallatt XII.
sourn came to q conclusion to-day by
z verdict OF $1OO, 900 in favor Of Kils
oonrn against Col. John q. Thompeou,
falkS impriscnmsnf. KiID0urn u
glorifying ever his success; but
Thompson pronounces 1t an outra-
geous decision, and stated to me this
evening that the verdict viii not stand; !;
sat least" said he, Eve will try very
hard to break il down." Republicans
are highly pleased with the verdict,
and they speak Of It as an e6eCtual
stoppel upon the drag-net business
carried on IN Congress for years under
the plea Of official investigations.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Police Gases.

AT The police hearings this morning, the
following CASES were disposed Of:
Daniel Holly for being drunk and dis
orderly wRs required to pay 81 and
costs.
Harry Mcdaniel, for a like offence
was required to pay $5 and costs.
John Keegan for assaultlng Edward
Porter, was sentenced to pay So and
coss.
One drunk with the usual penalty OF
80 cents and costs completed the record.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
Tho Last Onnortuni,x.

This afternoon AND evening will be the
last opportunity that our citizens will
have Of seeing this wonderful perform
auces ofthe educated horses in the Opera
House. Last evening there was an aud
euee of a. least 1900 persons present who
highly enjoyed the exhibition. There
will b0 q matinee this afternoon and the
lastlsxhibition will be given this even
ing,
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Vn y One noI,

% q the very sesiiIlag assinuag to obtain bones
their money easlest - terms or to Invest iSyest
Of fintsrest q 1s,eiy nnet and at good rate
scribe for vdnnot shn. do better than snb' nh
Loan 10 Associaa,a;reS in the 'fExcelsior
saares s one t,,Ua," aoI'a,. now being issued.
amount Inv, II.sr ,Stos each. The whole
mt Interest NAV iSeo Ss !, with six per cent
For furtSss I'M year. ''"0
Office Of WSToer W. particulars cal, =. A..
No, 7ls M; ME-. =. Hawkias, I1 secrsi ~ .ne n
delaware, A'' street, WilmlngtoSn''
mar21-eodlm
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ANeu soelaI Organi.atlon.

Another new social organization
was formed in this city last evening,
to be known as the Miller Cabinet.
The following officers were elected :
Presidept-Charles +. Kohlerman.
Vice President-George w. Sasse
Secrstary-H. E. Pearson.
Treasurer-A. Il. Calhoun.
Trustees-Goorge T. Gibson, VIM.
Miller, Charles Smith.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
The Philharmonic.

The fifth concert, eighth season, Of
the Philharmonic Society will be given
by the chorus Of the Society In the
Opera House, on Thursday evening, the
9th inst. TLe programme will include
selections from the operas Of "Plnafore"
"PIrates of Penzance, and "Patience."
Tickets will be ready at y. F. Thorn
as IL Co.'s on Saturday morning next, at
0 O'Clock. All tickets not claimed by
O'Clock on the morning Of the concert
will be forfeited.
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DIED.

DIED.
ZEBLEY.-Suddenly on the Goth inst,
John Zebley, son OF John and MArtha
Zebley, aged IL years and 10 months,
elatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his parents, on Lobdell street,
South Wilmington, on Saturday afteT-
noon at four O'CLOCK. Interm0nt at Old
g ede's cemetery.
Farewell my parents, my sister dear,
Pm not dead but sleeping here
Prepare for death, and die You must
And with YDGr darling sleep in dust
"Go& but not forgotten"
City papers please copy. II
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
A ca ndidate.

ohH Kienle, baker, S. e. corner Of
lh and Madison streets, at the s>llci-
On of number of tue residents Of
Third ward, has consented to be-
pea candidate for q member of the
|ard Of Educat on at the coming cleo
b. The only ether candidate Is j. p.
Fuekel.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
EoeIeI v Election.

! an election for officers of the Rug
academy held yesterday, the result
As follows:
fesldeDt, Clarence ). Robb; Vice
lident, J. DahfOrth Bush; Secretary,
|lnr McLear; Treasurer, Frank ID.
penier; Librarian, John Duf; Ser
6tIt-Arms, Albert Harris; Critic,
Is, W. Murphy.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22

Small annnoyances in life are vanish
ing through scientific discovery. In his
Skin Cure, DIR. G. W. Benson'S OF Bal
timore, Nd, has created aperfect rene
dy for letter, eruptions and scurf on the
face or scalp. Every person using 1t
will have a clear countenance.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
AraAn II |Obbery In Texaa
Ga LvRsToN, Apr,I ., 1890

AspeClal tn .ho 1i' i'01'
"a car Of IN s%S II, Ne,os from Dallas ssys:
sa' rausact sIe sd - texas express Company
inR near RsUnd On ~ az one o'clock this morn
Railroad, 6v sIgbt tGpi on nth the Texas Pacific
Who have y 6sen s,g1s .sss1I men. Four rangers,
gu nd. for soTas O travelling on the trai n as
aud %l opened ID H.. weeks, were aroused
Thirty shot, u, n,e avo upon the robbers =
itoobtrl tSok Teae ,sa exchanged, when the
oerais thoupbttp W. y woods. One ofthe rot
SSouOded, H. 70 =, nave been mortaIly
booty 70 tb1 a,sht was very DARK
cOret, amount of Si6O was se.
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Tho \ unday Item.

\, R,m. enlar rped and improved can
md every SuRday morning from
rSs A. Davis 61S Market street at o
M 10 addition TO this Davis supplies
'Ne New York and Philadelphia Sun
pAper5.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
civ Loan nud house sale

No, 41O East Fourth street, to close
the Abram Boys estate. Sale posi- i've,
at Stidbam's auction room, at ~ p.
M, April Goth. See posters. Cyrus
Stern, Administrator, d. b. NJ @.
T. A. aprSS, 20, s7,so~
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Erraaum,

In the report OF the horrible accident
at tue Old Ferry Rolling mill on Thurs
day which appeared yesterday, the
name of the unfortunate boy appeared
aa Joseph 8. Qu'gley, instead Of Joseph
Zebley.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22

Trinity Chapel, 9th and King Htreeie,
the Rev. Henry b. Martin, rector. Ser.
vices to-omrr0W (2nd Sunday after Eaa-
teri, at 1880 o. M, with sermon on s'The
Good Shepherd" Children'S sefvico at
&A5 p. m.
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MARRIER.

TALLEY--BARLow. the llth Innt.,
by the Rev. w. B. Gregg, ct the resi-
and Mary K. Barlow.
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aoeIafv RaIIea

Ara Ioud In their praise of Floreston
1oIo0ne on account of its remarkably
delicate and lasting fragrance.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
A Correction Des1rod.
BLAcKBIRD. DELI, Anril 2I Iaas

The following has been received from
our special correspondent ct Blackblrd;
BLAoKBIRD, DEL, April 81, 1854.
La my letter Of the 17th inst., Mrs.
Wilson was announced as the ono who
cart-Whipped the drunken negro, who
abused Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Warren.
Instead Of Mr.. Wilson, 1t should have
been Mr.. John Nailor. Please mako
correction. "A.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22
NEW ADVERTlsEIIEKTs.

TOTIOE. The regularly quarterly
In meeting of the Trustees Of the Poor
for New Castle county will be held at the
Aims House on Wednesday April 2eth ct
10 O'Clock o. m.-Pers0ns having bills
will present them by that time.
The supply comm ittee Will meet 81 the
Aims House ON Saturday April 29th ae
10 O'clock a. m, when proposals VIII be
received for furnishing the Aims House
tor the next three months with 0reAds
meats and tobacco. ]. W. OOoCH,
apr-I4t Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-22

During the session lhs following Or
ders were directed to be drawn:
Various bondholders 81, ,222 so; q. B.
Morrow, Treasurer oil the Board OF Ed
ucation, $4,000; charged 10 Loan No.
80; w. w. Pritchett, $3.50; NJ. Keogh,
$49.42; P. Carberry, 5000; j. +. Nor
rIson, $52.2E John BOgart, $9.75.
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Tactics OF the Star Route Thieves.
THEIR ATTACKS UPON A JUROR THEY COULD NO,


Tactics Of the Star Route Thieves.
THEIR ATTACKS UPON JUROR THEY COULD NOT
BUY.
From the New York Times.
Doniphan, the star route juror whose honor was
assailcd In behalf OF the defense, Is discovering
the retributive resources of his adversaries He
is threatened In the columns OF the star route
thieves newspaper organ. He receives anony-
nous communications, and hlsson is peremptorily
turned out Of the Government Printing once BY
the superintendent, who Is business manager Of
the ring organ as well as the manager OF the
government printing establishment Doniphan
has had the temer1ty to say that he was ap.
preached by one Shaw. who. having vainly tried
to get upon the jury, offered money to him to Sc
cure vote for Dorscy's acQuittaL Shaw has not
yet been brought to trial. and we have now only
the unsupported word OF his accuser as evidence
against him. But it Is entirely In accordance
with the tactics OF tholGng that their newspaper
organs should pour out upon Doniphan the yials
OF their wrath and should tHfcafen him with
violence ard ratxtbution. The assaults Of the
!1ieyeg neNspeRen 1ye toleraby good evidence
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DIR. Collins and the Jeannctte Board.
THE DOCTOR SAYS HE INTENDS TO PROVE THAT HIS
BROTHER WAS PERSECuTEn

DIR. Collins and the Jeannctte Board.
THE DOCTOR SAYS HE INTENDS TO PROVE THAT HIS
BROTHER WAS PROSECUTED.
DIR. Collins, OF Minneapolis, Minn,, a brother OF
Jerome c. Collins, the scientist of the Jeanette
expedition, arrived In this city yesterday and is
at the Riggs house. He will ask to appear before
the Jeanette board, by counsel with the view OF
having the alleged unfair treatment of his brother
by Lieut.. De Long investigated thoroughly. He
has prepared a series OF interrogatories which
will be propounded to Melville and the
brothers diary De put in evidence. The
latter, Mr.. Collins says, Will fully
substantate all his statements. DR. Collins asserts
that he can establish the charge OF systematic
persecution OF his brother-a persecution due. as
he believes, to jealousy lest civilian should reap
an undue amount OF credit or glory from the pub
collected and the custody OF which he had insisted
upon retaining.
WHAT MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF INQUIRY SAY
Upon inquiring among the members OF the
Jeanette board Of inquiry to-day,a STAR reporter
learned that the board has as yet not consid-
cred the matter OF Investigation of the charges
made by DR.. d. F. Collins, respecting the manage
ment OF the expedition DIR. Collins Will, however.
submit to Judge Advocate Lemly a series of cues
tions bearing upon the matter. which he viii wish
10 have asked OF the different witnesses. These
questions will be considered by the board in secret
session, and II they are deemed pertinent to the
investigation IN hand, as no doubt they Will
be- they Will be submitted to the witnesses in turn
as they are examined by the judge advocate. DR.
Collins cannot appear personally before the board
as witness, but there Is a general desire among
practicable for thorough investigation into the
conduct OF each and every man connected with
the expedition, and DR.. Collins viii be allowed
has made, through The Judge advocate or special
counsel, but most likely the former.
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THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

ASrsE,lESTs-1s pare.
AT1OErEYS-ist Vj--e.
AUCTION sALzs-7th end 9Th pages.
BCoEs, eth pa;,-.
EOAETISG- -5tl Iaxe.
EJfISEss CHsNcEs-4.I p5ya.
CITY ITEHS-stl paee.
COUNTRY REAL Estate Ssh pare.
IFATTs-Gth r,tse.
1B1 GOODs- 81 Para.
EDJCtTICNAL-5ti. 2l-e.
1ISANCIAL-6th PAGE.
FAMILY SCPPlIEs-Gth nlr,
Ion REST Rooms)-4.h page.
Fer RENT tEoUses,-4:h ia e.
For BENT t3iisceilanc01sl-ith ol..
/ Oh SALE tS;iscellaneo sta pLss.
1CE SALE EOascsl-1th pi r.
GEFTLEHEN's GOODS 9th pts3.
EoUsEFJ zlsIsHINGs-Gta P1sa.
IAITEs' GcOnS-3G-
IIsT OF LFTrEEs--;3d pe.-e-
LCsT ASD = FoUNU-4ti pIs=.
hoNEY TO LoAN-3th u1c1.
hEDICAI. &c.-tth p15e.
fEKf GSAL-4th rare.
IRoFF SsIOEAI.-Stu pa--,-
IIAKos AND ORGANs-7thplgs.
IECPossLs-6th raEe-
E&ILICAIS-ttn p2<e-
SIICIAI NoTICEs-Ist oIy,.
>STICIALTIEs- -Sth page.
STEAMERS, Keith page.
ShTT DEFO~TT-6th pare.
sEwTNG MACHIEEs-6th pare.
1HE TRADES-6th page.
IEIFRTAEFRS, &C.-Stl pIys.
N4ETED tHelp) -4tiI PAGE.
WANTED (S;tuations} 4th rI,s.
WANTED tiiouses)-4th pare.
WASTTp fMiscenaneogIs>-4tt para.
WOOD AND COAI-Tth psas.
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Foreign News by Cable To-day.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-When the eighth procedure
resolution chat relating TO the half-past twelve
O'Clock rile) came up in the House OF Commons
last night Right Hon. Sir John Hay, liberal con-
servative moved the repeal OF the haf-past twelve
O'Clock rule. The motion was rejected by vote
OF 1923 to &C.
An amendment by Mr. Gladstone exempting
committee stages from the operation OF the rule
was agreed to.
The debate was then adjourned.
Mr. Gladstone moved the recommittal OF the
Sexton paragraph In the report or the Gray inves.
tigating committee back to the committee Mr..
Gladstone explained that Iecommittal was necee.
Sary, because Mr.. SeXton's motion to insert hts
paragraph had been defeated by a motion for the
previous question.
The motion was agreed to and the house ad-
JOurned.
n DE GIERS
KoENIGsBKRG, Nov. 1a-M. De Giers, the Russian
foreign minister, has arrived here. He Will pro-
oeed to Pisa by way OF Berlin.
THE TRIAL OF THE EGYPTIAN REBELS
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The Daily Ne,cs correspond.
ent at Carlo says II is believed that the commis-
sion Will decline TO admit representatives OF the
press to the trial OF the rebel prisoners
4 MAN WITH DYNAMITE DEToNAToRs ARRESTED N
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Nov. 16-A man was arrested at North.
wall yesterday on his arrival from England with
20 packets or dynamite decorators I'm his posses.
sion. He stated that he was instructed and paid
by man In Liverpool to take the packets TO New
Ross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18
AMUSEMENTS
QUEEN & Co.
LECTURES.

II'HE WASHINGTON LECTURE LYCEUW
Il announce the fc,lowiHs COURSE OF LECTURES
At the CcI-rel-GtiOrsi Chur,h:
Tuesday, Dec. PREV. JOHN EiII, u. d., of Ny.
The ScriI lures and the Sciences new.
Wednesday. Dec 20-Rev. T. IE WITT IALNAGE.
Ihe MohstTnsitles. CrEeities and MeanEess of
Modern IEfitleiiiy new.
"Wednesday. Jan J-Rev JOSEPH COOK.
The Religious igII- of the Time lnewl
Friday Jan. 5-Rey. j f'.~fTH COOK.
The p.4ls System. or the Pocket in Politics (new).
Friday, Jan. I9-Rev ROBERT COLLYER.
From tie anvil to the Pulpit new.
Friday. Feb. Mr.. JOHN B. COUGH,
Powers bat Be (nevl.
Nninber Of Course Tickets limited 81 so each,
had at principal bookstores Seats reserved for course
without extra charge at Frees bookstore I342 street
opposite Ebbitt House. single admission, 75 cents.
nIT-22t - "
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The Maryland Murder Case.

JOHNSON HELD IN THIS CITY 10 AWAIT A REQUISI.
TIoN FROM THE G0vERN0R OF MARYLAND.
As stated in yesterdays STAR, the sheriff OF
Marlboro, Nd, came to this city yesterday morn.
ing for Charles johnson. the celored youth who
had been arrested by Lieut.. Botelers officers on
the charge OF assault and battery with intent to
kill a small white boy named Edward Dant some
weeks ago johnson afterwards fed to this city,
but the sherin not having the proper papers, the
court would not surrender him, and the sheriff
had to return to Maryland for q requisitlon.
Major Brock finding that the injured lad
died yesterday from hs INJURIES concluded to hold
the boy for murder, and TO await the service Of q
reQuisition from the governor OF Maryland. The
boy, 1t seems died yesterday while the father was
absent In this city with the sheriff, and the parent
was overcome with grief on arriving at home and
learning the result Last evening he came TO this
city again almost distracted, and Commissioners
Morgan, who came IN on the same train, directed
him police headquarters, where he was kept untn
his brother. living a East Warrington, W6s sent
tor when Ae went away with HIN a. sooa . ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

ORANGE, MASS, Nov. 1S.-The Greenfield Tool
company has temporarily suspended 1n conse-
at the suit OF J. W. Wilson, OF New York. The
trouble grew out OF the protest OF certain checks
ana drafts drawn on the company. Treasurer
Ward is confident that the matter will be satisfac.
torlly adjusted In short time, ard that the COM
pany VIII resume. Meanwhile, the Franklin
county bank has placed a second attachment on
the property for $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

Senator Voorhees, on Civil Service Re-
form.
HE SAYS THE DEMOCRATS MUST HAVE TURN Ar
THE GOVERNMENT TEAT.
Senator voorhees, says the recent elections have
demonstrated that II the democracy prove their
capacity for good government there is no doubt OF
democratic success in 1884 He thinks Indiana is
now safely anchored as q democratic state He
says he will vote for no bill which will give the
present occupants OF the federal Offices life mo-
nopoly In them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

WILL FILED-The will OF James W. Thomson
was nleu with Register OF Wills Ramsdell to-day.
Ihe deceased leaves one-third of his property
both real and personal TO his wife Celeste Thomp-
son. He further leaves one-third to his children
Juliet II. Thompson and John Ambrose Thompson,
IN trust with his wife, to be divided equally among
them when they are q years OF age. He also
leaves the remaining third to Ambrose Thompson,
Emily Chase, Julia Giddings and Ebor Adm He
appoints his wife, Celeste Thompson, Richard w.
Thompson, VIM 4. Rogers, his executors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18
Sudden Death Of Ex-senator Fessen.
denss SON.

PORTLAND, ME-. Nov 16-Gen. James ID. Fessen.
den, United States register In bankruptcy, q son
or the late Senator Fessenden, dropped dead on
the street at half-past ten O'Clock this morning.
He was nearly nifty years old He was In Gen.
Sherman's army In its march through Georgia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

NAVAL ORDERs.-Rear Admirals j. B. Creighton
aud A. K Hughes ordered to hold themselves in
readiness for sea service. Lieut. F. II. Crosby to
duty on the coast survey. Master VIM. H. Slack
to hold himself In readiness for sea service.
Passed Assistant Surgeon w. G. G. Wilson to the
receiving ship ST. Louis. Ensign Clifford J. Boush,
detached from the st. Louis, and placed on wait
ing orders. Assistant Surgeon Oliver Nehly
from the St Louis, and ordered to the naval
academy. B0atSwain JAS Farrall, from the St
Louis, and ordered to the Vandalia. Boatswain
W. Carter, from the Vandalla, and ordered to the
League Island, Pa, navy yard. Carpenter NJ W.
Nash. from the Vandalia, and placed on waiting
orders. Carpenter JAS. Burke ordered to the Van
daia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18
Death Of a Venerable Citizen of Ohio,
Mr.. RudOlnh Kauffmann. father IL

Death Of a Venerable Citizen Of Ohio.
Mr. Rudolph Kaufman, father OF Mr.. S. II.
Kaufman, of this city, died at Wooster. Ohio,
yesterday, at the age OF 81 years and months
He was born in Lancaster County, Penn, but
when young man moved to Wayne county,
Ohio His home has been in Wooster, Ohio, for
the past half century. His cheerful, kindly
nature and sterling integrity Of character made
him universally loved and respected. He was
notably hale and robust, and retained his physical
period. Recently, he has been gradually falling
from Old age, and on last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. s.
message that he was sinking rapidly. He had
four children living, S. Il. Kauffmann, B. H.
Kaufman, who has lived IN Peru, South Amer
lea, for the past twenty years, Mrs. A. X. Grim,
residing in San Francisco, and Mrs. Kauffmann
Funk, with whom her father passed his declining
years at wooster. The funeral will take place
Sunday afternoon at Wooster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18
Opening Prices i'm Wall Street.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1e, IL a. m.-The stock market
opened irregular, but prices In the main were "a
q per cent above yesterdays closing quotations,
the latter Oregon Navigation; Mobile and Ohio.
however, was per cent lower In the early deal.
lngs there was slight reaction. after which the
market became strong, and recorded an advance
OF Aalx per cent, In which Oregon and Transcon-
tinental, Northwest, the Wabashes, the Northern
Pacific, and Denver and Rio Grande were most
conspicuous At IL O'Clock the general list receded
a small fraction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j.. Nov. 16-County Phy.
slcian Williamson has private papers which were
found on the body OF Christian Jansen, who was
killed at Randolph's Crossing on the 10th inst
put Will not d1vulge their contents. Jansen was
born In Copenlapen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18
Lively. Session 0e the Plttsburg ON En-
ch0maA

PITTsBURG, Pa. Nov. lH-There was another
lively session at the OIL exchange this morning,
ana large amount or trading was done. The
market opened weak, with sales at ll5 ana q.
clined TO 113H, but under a strong bull movemene
the market became 1rmer and advanced at eaay
by heavy selling, ana the price declined to li75(,
but recovered and closed at noon steady at lax
bid. ll9 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

JUDGE TREscoTT, who, with General Grant, was
appointed a commissioner on the part of the
United States to negotiate a commercial treaty
with Mexico. is In the city, and had an interview
yesterday afternoon with the Secretary of State
No time has yet been f1xed for the departure of
the commissioners. Judge Trescott expects, how
ever, to receive his instructions very soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. IA. n. Neal q white
man was arrested at Conyers yesterday ana
placed in Jail on charge OF criminally assaulting
his wife's niece girl 10 years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

THE CASE OF CAPT. HoPKINs.-In the court-mar-
tfai case OF Capt. Albert Hopkins, commandant Of
the Pensacola (Flal navy yard, on a charge OF de-
sertion OF his post. Lieut.. W. Welch and Surgeon
A. NJ. Owens. who have arrived from Pensacola
were witnesses to-day for the defense. Next Mon
day capt Hopkins will go On the stand as a wit
ness In his own defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

READING, Pa, Nov. lR-The large tannegy -
Charles Mohr, Xohrsv1lle, this county, wae oulno1
down early thB mornine. 1ne oames epreee =
contentn. LoeB $4,000