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lotteries.
4 9th
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF 7
In the City OF Louisville, o.

In the City OF Louisville. os
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3IST, 1882.
These drawings occur monthly (SundEyk
excepted) under provisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly of Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court on March ~
rendered the following decisions:
lsT-THAT THE COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUTTON COMPANY is LEGAL.
2D-ITS DRAWINGS ARE FAIR.
N. B.-This company has now on hand g
large reserve fund. Read carefully the Hss Of
prizes for the
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship City OF Columbus, Wright, Bo
ton-Richardson & Barnard.
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MnanEtal.
.INqS.R, EASE Z,
2iaitos aud OrAans.

DEATTWsC Organs, % stops, S125; Pianos
DENtII > S297 so. Factory running day
and night. Catalogue free. Address DANIEL
r. BEATTY. Washington. N. j.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship Knight Templar (Br), Liverpo
Steamship City Of Columbus, Boston.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILWAY COMPANY.

SAVANNAH, Ga. September "a 1879
COMMENCING SUNDAY, September 28th az
~ 90 a. m, and until further notice, trains
will arrive and depart as follows:
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SWARTHMORE COLLECE

Deepening in restored building Both
tory school, Under care Of Members OF the
Society Of Friends The main building. de-
stroyed by fire 9th month, last, has been com
pletely rebuilt, enlarged and reftted up with
all conveniences. Thorough instruction in
Languages, Literature, Mathematics. and the
Sciences. New Scientific Building Containing
Laboratories, Drafting Rooms, Machine Shops
and all appliances for pursuing a thorough
course in Chemistry, Mechanical and Civil En-
cheering The next term opens eth month
Sept 26th Apply early, as other things being
equal, places will be given the earliest appli-
cants. For full particulars, address EDWARD
Delaware county Pa
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Port Royel. S C, October 19-Tle schr Addie
Fuller, Hart, from Boston, encountered heavy
gales on the 18th and 14th off Fl ing Pan
Shoals and sustained considerable damage to
bulwarz and sails, also lost $3.50 worth of sails
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.
Schr F A Server, Leeds, Perth Amboy-Mas-
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Medtctnal.

IS unIailing ana lnIallI
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Alcoholism, Opium Eat
ing. SPermatoTrhRa,
Seminal Weakness, I'm
potency, Syphilis. Scrof-
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Blood Diseases. To Cler-
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airy Men. Merchan is,
Bankers, Ladies and all
whose sedentary en-
plOyment causes Nerv-
Gus PrOstration, Irregu-
larities of the blood,
stomach, bowels OF
Kidneys, or who re-
quire a nerve@onic, APP
petizer or stimulant.
SAMARITAN NERNINE
is invaluable. ThOus-
ands proclaim it the
most wonderful Invig-
GRANT that ever sustain
ed the sinking system.
For sale by all Drug.
gists.
ND MEDICAL CO.,
IaNOaa Sc N..n-L NJ
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THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AxrsrMESTs-sth paee.
ArroRyEYs-3d page.
AUCTION SALEs-6th and 9Th pages.
Books, &C.-3d page.
BoARDIsG-4th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4th page.
CRY ITEMs-Sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsTArE-4th page.
DEArHs-sth page.
DRY GooDs-6th page.
EDUCATIoNAL-4th page.
FISANCIAL-3d page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-5th page.
For RENT (Rooms}-4th page.
FoB RENT Houses}-4th page
FoR RENT (sfiscellaneousl-4th page.
FoR SALE CMiseellaneous)-4thp page.
For SALE Housesl-4th page.
GENrLEMEN's GooDs-7th page.
HoUsEFURSIsHINGs-7th page.
LADIES GOoD5-3d page.
LOST AND FoUND-4th page.
LIST OF LErTERs-3d page.
MARRIAGEs-Sth pare.
MONEY TO LoAS-4th page.
MEDICAL, &c.-7th page.
PERsONAL-4th page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
PIANOS AND OR6ANs-3d page.
PICNIcs, EXCURSIONS. &C.-8th page.
PRoPosALs-3d page.
RAuRoADs-7th PAGE
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-lst page.
SUMNER REsoRTs-3d page.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-1st pays.
SPECIALTIEs-4th page.
STEAMERS. &c-7th page.
SAFE DEPosiT-3d pa1s-
SWING MACHINEs-3d page.
THE TRADEs-Tth page.
UNDERyAKERs, &C.-Sth page.
WANTED (Help)-4th page.
WANTED (Situations} 4th page.
WANTED tHoGsese4th page.
WANTED (Misceianeous)-4th page.
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Joseph McClees, aged 81, an cid resident ot
Wagontoxn, Chester Co, Pa. died yesterday from
injuries received March 81. He was about board-
Ing train when his hat blew of and In recover
Ing it be was jammed between the train and sta
ton platform
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An Insaue Nam ShOt.

veyed by an attendant from West Virginia TO
Philadelphia, Charles II. Oblingcr. said 10 be q
merchant OF Lewisyille, Ohio and who was suffer-
ing from an attack OF insanity, jumped OF tho
train at Newport, Delaware, last night, and wan
dered into the house OF William Hamilton who. SUD
posing his midnight visitor TO be n burglar, shot
him, fnfiicting what is believed 10 be dangerous
wound
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Tns SMALLPOX PLA0uR-0reay apprehension 1a
fclt Ct Lawrence, Wis, that the smallpox win bo-
cone epodemfc there There are now SIX c1Do.
four Of WhtcA are directly traceabie 20 tie W1kes
~ chld .eix cases of smallpox have 0eye1opo4
49, !. ~ n = ssss - Sss M ~, ss,e 49,
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A Prominent Baittmoreau Dead.

BALTIMORE, April 15.-Mr William Callow. n
prominent citizen, died suddenly this morning
aged 20 years He was a native OF the Isle of
Man. Mr.. CaIlow was engage1 in many business
enterprises and alnasSed a large property
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House Of Representatives.

Pursuant to the order made yesterday, the House
at 1915 pm. to-day, went into committee OF the
whole {Nr. Robinson of Mass, in the chairl on the
tariff commission bill
Mr.. White confined his remarks principally to an
attack upon the bill recently passed by the House
under suspension Of the rules, amending the In
Mt Mcmillan opposed the pending bill on the
ground that it was the duty of Congress to legis-
tariff
Mr.. Shallenberger advocated the passage OF the
bill.
The District In Congress.
THE PROPOSED RIVER FRONT IMPROVEMENT.
The select committee Of the Senate on improve
ment OF the river front at washington met in the
room OF the committee on commerce to-day. When
the printed reports from the War department OF
the surveys OF the river front were submitted It
was discovered that the survey OF the KfdweIl
bottom was missing. It was, however, ,ascertained
that 1t had, by some error or oversight been sent
TO the Interior department. The committee ad-
tourned, and the members thereof proceeded to
the Interior department to examine that survey
and some maps of the bottom. with the under
standing that another meeting Will be held at ten
O'Clock next Tuesday morning, when the commit
tee will be prepared to take definite action.
Capitol Notes.
The House committee on civil service reform to-
day directed Representative Neal, OF Ohio, to
report to the House; with favorable recon-
mendaton, resolution-calIing upon the Secretary
OF The Navy for In formation IN regard 10 the ap-
pofntment OF professors OF mathematics In the
navy since January, 1881.
AT THE HOUSE REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS
last night 1t was decided that II am. should be
fixed as the daily hour for meeting OF the house,
and that night sessions should be held whenever
practicable; also, that the tariff commission bill
should be passed as soon as debate is closed, and
that the contested election cases should be pushed
forward as rapidly as possible
SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS
The Senate in executive session yesterday con-
f1rmed the nominations Of j. r. G. Pitkin, United
States marshal, eastern district Louisiana; VIM.
A. Pledger, surveyor port of Atlanta Ga; Adm B.
Underwood, surveyor Boston and Charlestown
district. Mass; Daniel Hall, naval officer OF Gus
toms, Boston and CharlestOwn district, Mass
John j. Pitt, consul to Cork; James Irwin, agent
Shoshone Agency, Wyoming; Edward F. Burton,
Martin, Louisiana, to be assistant surgeon in the
navy; Ensign Alexander Sharp, District of Colum-
bfa, to be master; Midshipman Roy Campbell
Smith, Virginia, to be ensign.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., 1878 3,OSS79; customs, $757 1923. 46
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The Congregatfonalists.

PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR THEAPPRoAcHING ANNUAL
SESSION OF THE NEW JERSEY ASSOCIATION.
AS heretofore stated in THE STAR, the 18th
annual meeting OF the Congregational Association
of New jersey Will be held at the Congregational
church in this city, beginning next Tuesday. The
following program has been arranged for the four
days OF the meeting:
p.m., sermon by Rev. F. B. Pullan, E. Orange, Nj.
9pm., reception, Hon. Senator Window presiding.
Brief words Of greeting by Hon. Messrs Haskell
Wednesday, April 1sth.-9:so am, prayer meet
Re1 a. Brson i FANS
pm, call on President Arthur. pm, business.
Reports from Congregational Union OF England
churches. 7so pm, Cat the Tabernacle, sth, near az
ward: Dr. " ": Hicks, Washington, D. G.; sos Rev.
Thursday, April 20Jh-9 am, prayer meeting, at
Howard University. 1880 am, business. II a.
m,-Temperance and Christianity: Hon. ex,Gov:
more, Md 1880 pm, children and the Church =
Rev: chas- Noble, Woodbridge, \. =; Hon. D. s.
munton. pm, closing business T:3O PM,
anniversary Of benevolent societies, with addresses
by Drs. Haydn, Cobb, strteby, Clapp and Dun
Friday, April 21st.-10 am, steamer for Mt.
Vernon 1880 pm, meetings at Lincoln Memorial
church. corner nth and R. and Catholic Hall, 18th,
.
Drs. striepy, Roy and others
ferson Literary and Debating Society, who so
promptly and energetically set about the work OF
replacing their valuable library, DESTROYED by the
fire at the Jefferson school building, have met with
the cordial cooperation OF leading citizens in the
way OF liberal subscriptions, and last night the
capital entertainment given by the Society for the
ever assembled in Oad Fellows hall The follow
ing program was carried out with great spirit and
solo, Miss Craig; Of usn: Sicily.
Do"-Bischon- Hiss Gutter; !. Farce-sA Pretty
lotte Shee, Miss Jennie Knight; Mrs Fannie
Gssny Mss hey hey Miss Viola
Selection. Misses Harvey; q Vocal solo-s'The
Nightingale" Mrs. Kaspar; g. Farce-"My Very
Capt Court1y, j. r. Ltten; Policeman. u j. J.
Lackey; Mrs. Blossom, Miss Lily Miller; Miss
Goldwater, Miss Jennie Knight The musical fea-
and particularly the solos Of that accom- plished
vocalist, Mrs Kaspar, who kindly gave her valu-
able services for the benefit Of the Society.
THE CH1LDREss MAsouERApE given by the
6aengerbund at Abner's hall last evening, was one
of the merriest occasions OF the kind this year.
were many novel and beautifui costumes dis dis.
l1lle Mdss Kpnel Annie Prosels Louise aades Line
man, oscar vogt, Henrietta Heinrichs, Anna Lutz,
Lizzie Zimmerman, Annie Klinge, Louis Rosary,
Klinge, Bertha s Vogt, frankie % Dosohuei WiIe hni
Donohue, Emma Schmidt Maud Schmidt, Willie
Waldman, William g. Schafhirt, Ernest Schafhirt,
Minnie LoSekam, Theodor Abner, Minnie Apich
Luiu Ap1ch, Louise H0sch, Clara Donch, Blandine
HS
tina Behrens, Alfred Rice and D0ga Young.
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ALEXANDRIA HorEls.-The Exchange hotel, on
Royal street, opposite the MARKET is now, under
the hands OF the workmen. being enlarged by the
addition OF the adjoining building This house
has been In operation since 1870, and was then
called the Exchange coffee house. The City hotel,
IN the same neighborhood, has been long tenant
side OF the market Is now also without tenant
T1APERANcE NEErNG.-The temperance meet
and the address OF Mr. Chas. Nye, of Washington,
Is thought to be the most effective speech OF the
kind delivered here this year.
REP0RTERis NoTK6-Chas. B. CorOett has filed
his bill for divorce from Lydia T. Corbett In the
clerks of1ce OF the Alexandria county court.
ton court to-day without Q 1ury-devoted to mo-
tions, &c.
MRn0-The Mystic win be Withdrawn from the
Alexandria and Washington ferry route next week
and its place supplied permanently by the City OF
Washington, now running on the lower river route,
instead OF the Arrowsmlth. The repairs Of the
Arrowsmtth are now completed.
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AN 1RKUTsK DISPATCH, April IA, says: Lieut..
Harber has left here for the north to assist in the
search for the missing officers and crew OF the
Jaannpffa
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Ex-PszsDrsr HAYES has contributed easo to tas
Gar1el0 monument fund
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GuIrRAu's LATEST ADDREss.-Guiteau has given
out through Mr.. Chas. H. Reed, his counsel, am
other address to the public. denouncing Mr. Sco-
Vile and blaming him for the conviction, and per-
emptorily discharging him from the case. speak
Ing OF scoville. Gnlteau says:"Within thirty days
have paid Scov1lle $275, besides something during
the trial. which Is more than his alleged services
are worth. In an interview Tuesday I told him
never to mention my name again or come into my
presence under any circumstances He has tried
to make himself specially busy about my book,
which Will be put on to the market in few days.
as he sees large money In that He would not care
was hung Tomorrow, so that he could get hold
OF that book. hereby notify the public and the
Scovilles that II had million dollars in bank the
ScOytlleS could not get one dollar OF itn
.'Scoyille,n he continues, "married me on in a
mean, dirty way, on ten hours notice. in 1862 to
poor. uneducated girl, without position or friends
] did not need wife more than q DOG needs two
tails. had no means to take care OF one. It
caused US both great trouble, and OF course 1t re-
suited In divorce. Scovilie's excuse was that 1
had slept with the girl. Admitting the fact. II
was none OF his business, as was not the f1rst
man. Scoville knew that had no means to take
care OF wife, but he did not care so long as he
could fnjure me. We were both stopping ut his
homo e the time and that 3 the way 4 hap
peneds
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Old World News ny Cable.
The Missouri sIoo. 900 Bond Robbery.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April l5.-Enos J. Crowther,
ex-city register, and city attorney nnd at present
city assessor, and John Cox, late clerk for John
{. Bender, pension agent, were arrested last
night on complaint OF Mayor P0segate, who
charges them with completely IN the THEFT OF the
100000 In bonds The arrest was made infor-
is now in New York with the prisoners Scott and
irwin. The telegram stated that Irwin had sad
that Crowtaer and Cox stole the bonds and gave
them TO Scott and Irwin to sell
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GOOD WORK OF THE POLICE roRcE-sERGRANr AMTss
TURK.
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Affairs I'm West washtnxt q,


Miss NELLIE DRETH, most amiable and intel-
gent GIRL died OF consumption last evening at the
home (No. S2l6 streets OF her mother, Mrs Jennie
G. Deeeh. who has the sympathy OF many friends
In the loss OF her only daughter. The funeral will
take place from the residence, as above, at iG
o'clock Monday morning.
REPAIRs-M street is being fecoated with a.
phait and otherwise repaired and put In order.
Repairs are also being made at the X-street foun-
tain, the same being made water-ttght and anew
door OF cement being put In.
A TEMPERANCE Mss MEETING win be held al
Forrest Hal. Monday night under the auspices OF
the Dashaway club. Nr. Luther Benson win make
an address.
INCENpIARY FRE-Last night at II :s5 O'Clock an
alarm was struck from box III by O0acer Bur-
roughS for flre In frame house In Chariot alley,
between sd, Potomac, Grace ana L streets, owned
by Richard Hall and occupied by krs. Maria Ma
gruder. The ire department turned out promptly,
but No only went into service. Damage about
500, fully insured The IRE was OF incendiary
origin It Is thought
IHE West WAsHMoToS ZouAy1s Fam has been
quite success
The COUNTY LAND SALE.-The grantor and
grantee In our notice yesterday OF the sale OF part
OF the MOdoc trail were reversed. The sale was
made by NE. Kengle to Mr. Harrington.
HIGH TIDE April 16-e:9l q. m e:lD p "a. H-
. Tss 8 c1.il.- 9 kom boat, ,ers uunbsssand. nuns.
day, with coh lor this port eesoral Gxath boa1z
a1eexpected 1endaUs
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Col JOHN s. MASON, deputy governor OF the
Soldiers Home has accepted the position of COM
mander OF the recruiting depot at Columbus, Obi O.
which was rendered him a few days ago by Ad-
1utant General Drum. The Secretary OF War has
directed the detail to be made
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A Sheriff Indicted.

LEBANON, Pa. April 15.-The grand jury. OF thi
county, has found two bills OF Indictment agains
simon NJ. Croll, the sheriff for negligence In hi
oilclal duties, In permitting the prisoners, Boo
and Ranch to eSeape.
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FISH MAnXEr.-Sold by r. A. Golden. agent:
000 shad from s15 to $50 per hundred 70 900 her
ring from &6. 50 to $ per thousand: 400 punches
rock and perch from is to 6Oc. per bunch.
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District Government Affairs:

UNLICENSED CLAIM AGENTS AND STREET CARS.
Special License Agent RAN has been 1nvestigat-
Ing as to the number or claim agents licenses re-
qu1red under the law, and finds that there are
upwards OF three hundred persons doing business
as claim agents with the several government
departments who pay no license, and he proposes
to ego for them" In answer as to what has
become of the cases brought against the street
railroads for failure to comply with the law re-.
quirng licenses for each Car, Mr. Raff states that
1t Is mystery to him: the prosecution seems to
hang fire In the Office of the attorney for the
Police Court The prosecuting officer and the
attorney for the railroad company were to fix
upon day for hearing and seem to have for
gotten all about it.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwise: Mrs. c. Mcintosh,
repair frame building, Gil street s.w. $325. VIM.
r. Woodward, repair brick 431 G street NV. $780,
St!lson Hutchfns, erect a three-stOry Office and
store, ID, between 9Th and 10th streets NV; ; A5OO
Frank A. Lutz, repr1r brick 495 and 497 Pennsyl-
Vania avenue NV; $500. G. Danekas, erect two
story private stable in Union alley. between 18th
and 18th and and NJ streets NV. $400.
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kilograms to The Star
NEW YORK STOCK MARKETS To-Day.
the BIG ST. LOUIS BOND ROBBERY.


The N. ". Stock Market To.Dav.
JAY GoUIp's DEPARTURE
Special Dspatch 20 THE EVENING STAR
NBw YORK, April la-The stock market to-day
is irregular and not active. Stocks like Wabash,
where the ''shorts" still covering, are strong,
while the others are weak. London special eabla
dispatches port strong advance I'm The marke
for American securities this afternooa. The bank
statement today shows n healthy Increase on
81, ,04AoQ Jay Gould left for the west to-day.
Old World News ny Cable.
TIE KING OF wURTEsBURGs COLLAR
RoMR, April 15-kiny Humbert has conferred
the collar OF the order OF the annunciation up0n
the king or wurtembnrg
WAR ON EUROPEAN OFFICIALS IN EGYPT
PARIS, April 15.-The Temps published a letter
from Cairo which says that war is openly declared
against all Europeans engaged In official functions
In Egy pit The Arab papers advocate the abso-
iute ex puision OF Europeans from the public SER
vice
THE SPANISH PRoTEcTIoNrsrs.
MADRID. April l5-INhe protectioaIsts are conf
dent that they can defeat the adoption OF the COM
mercial treaty with France, aud obStruct other
portions OF the free trade policy OF the liberals In
the senate.
STOCK OF A NEW AMERICAN RAILWAY IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 15-The Standard, ia its financial
article says, that an amount OF bonded stock OF n
new American railway, running into millions OF
pounds VIII it Is understood be Introduced on the
London money market TO-DAY,
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POTATOES FROM SCoTLAND.-The United States
consul at Leith, Scotland, advises the Department
of State that three to four thousand tons OF pota-
toes were exported from Glasgow weekly to the
United States, and large quantities from Leth.
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Inc fkepuDncan NatlOnh COmmttte0s
AN INFORMAL MEETING HELD THIS MORNING-A
MEETING CALLED FOR NEXT JANUARY-THE SOUTH
ERN QUESTION.
At an informal meeting Of the members OF the
republican national committee, held at the Capitol
to-day, there were present: Hon. Marshall jewell,
chairman; George W. Hooker, secretary; John c.
New, Indiana; VIM. p. Frye, Me-; c. /. Filley Mo.
s. N. Yost, Va; w. W. Hicks Fla j. B. Deveaux
Ga; j. A. Martin. Kansas; Paul stroback, Ala. !;
w. p. Cannaday, NC; Samuel Lee, sc.
The subject OF party interests In the southern
states was considered, and the members present
expressed themselves universally In favor of q
union of the republicans Of the Southern states
with such liberal democrats in those states as
promise progress in the direction OF liberal ma
uOnal sentiment, &C.
resolution, offered by Mr.. Frye, was adopted
calling meeting OF the republican national COM
mittee at Washington, on the 4th Wednesday OF
January next, to consider the report of the COM
mittee appointed to formulate plan for leaving
to the congressional districts the right to elect
their own delegates to the next national conven-
tion and to consider such other business as may
come before them. Adjourned sine die.
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THE CASE OF SERGEANT MAsoN.-Mr. Bigelow
stated to-day that he would have nothing to do or
say as to the case OF Sergeant Mason In the Su-
preme Court of the United States on Monday.
He says he has no doubt but that the court will
throw the case out of court.
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LAND LEAGUERs AT THE WHITE HousE.-A COM
mittee of the National Land League Association
waited upon the President yesterday afternoon
and submitted the resolution offered by Mr.. J.
Boyle O'Reilly and adopted by the convention per-
tanning to American citizenship, and asking the
recall OF Minister Lowell. Gen. Collins was chair
man of the committee, and he and the other men,
berS were presented to the President by Mr.
Thomas Murphy, OF New York. The President re-
ceived them cordially and said he would give the
matter his early attention.
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THERE are 177 new advertisements In TH
STAR to-day.

the sO-called artificial stone case, in Which Messrs
Mcknight, stone and others are charged Will
conspiracy to defraud NJ. G. Rerden out OF 81 900
were concluded in the Police Court YESTERDAY
Afternoon, and the court took the case under ad
yiSemenk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The quarterly meeting and election Of officers viii he
held at ST. Georges Hall. $40 IIth street. ON WEDNES-
DAY, April 18th, 1892 at 7:30 p. m.
al5-4t B. F. FULLER. President.
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LEE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. NEAR 9Th
V~S northwest-fhe next sermon of the series the
Resurrection will be given by the pastor, Rev. D. W.
FAUNcE at III a. M subject, 'Christ and His Resur-
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