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More Straw Bond and Star Route
Indictments.
ADDITIONAL NAMES BROUGHT IN on CHARGES OF
CONSPIRACY AND Perjury.

ADDITIONAL NANEs BROUGHT IN on CHARGES OF
CONSPIRACY AND Perjury.
The grand jury OF the Criminal Court to-day
brought in q second batch OF indictments in the
straw bond and star route cases, which were pre-
sented TO the court as follows:
Kate NJ. Armstrong. James W. Donohue. w. W.
Jackson, Albert Z. Boone, and Samuel &. Cabell,
for conspiracy on the second day December 1850,
In signing certifn hlanaS-a6 bids for carrying the
msliS-ln tLe narne OF Kate NJ. Armstrong.
John W. Dorsey, perjury. on tn" oath OF c. F.
PerklnS, Geo b. Dalton. John r. Fo0te and Geo. s.
iazen, In swearing on April % 1879 to an am
Rawlins, 10 induce the Postmaster General TO ex-
pedite such route.
John W. Dorsey, perjury. on the oathS of s. W.
DebuSk and W. I. Bergner. in making a similar
affidavit ON April 26, 1879 to expedite route s40
from Trinidad to Madison.
John X. Miner, perjury, on oath OF NJ. Caine, G..
Mctiellan and others, in making affidavit as 10
routeS. lao from St Charles To Greenhorn, Cal. ,on
April IL, 1879.
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DEATH OF "JACK QUIMBY."-It will be remem-
bered that on the occasion OF Senator Frye's elo-
quent effort, at the New York Avenue Presby-
tertan church, in behalf OF raising fund to pay
the church debt, and to increase the salary OF Dr.
Paxton, he told how Paxton, who went fishing
with him last summer at the Maine lakes, won
the heartol Jack Quimby,s . the Senator's favorite
guide On fishing excursions, SO that he had since
been regular attendant at church, though pre-
viously he had net entered a church for years.
own contribution, said: 81 now subscribe in be-
half OF Jack Quimby. II he doesn't pay it will. ~
The Phillips PhOaoWdgh. published at Qumby's
fact was telegraphed to Senator Frye ''that
Quimby was dead-had paid the debt Tuesdays
for $1o0, from Senator Frye, the Rev. Mr.. Paxton,
Fred ID. Sewell, and II. NJ. Hutchinson. The good
lady's gratitude for the generous gift could only
lind expression In tears
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SIGNAL BOARD MEETING.-Yesterday board
composed of Chief Signal Officer Hazen and other
officers of the signal service, met in Gen. Hazen's
office, and discussed the running of iSotherms
across the continent, the establishment OF addi-
ttOnal posts OF observation in Manitoba and
Mackenzie valley, experiments in pendulum swing
ing additional Observations on the summit of
Mount Washington.
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BAL1INORE, MD. March l.-Ihe DOard OF trade OF
this city HIS prepared circular letter 10 be sent
10 the governors of S lteS and 10 the ercnt COM
lnerciai bodies OF the country Tor the purpose OF
soliciting ther active cooperation in Iurtherins
the bill ROW before Congress To connect 10y canal
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a Child Buruca 60 Death.

PEORIA, Ill, March IA four-year old child
belonging to family named Thrush, was burned
10 death on Monday night It WAS lett In the
mouse WITH other children while the mother VS.
lted nc1ghbor During her absence the child
crept up TO the stove, from hich its clothes caught
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

GrITEAr is IN excellent health, and but for the
mention OF MIR. Scoyille's name before him he
would be one OF the best-aa ttrcd prisoners In the
Jail This morning Mr. Reed, of his counsel,
versatiOn turning on Mr. Se0vllcs arrival, Gulteau
rallied out that ScoyIilc Didn't know what he was
about, and lac lGpiteanl did not wait him In his
case.
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YOKOHAMA. March 1.-The L 3 ma n-of-war Rich
mond arrived here to-day. All are well ON
board.
HEBREW FUGITIvES.
LoEDoN, March IA Vienna dispatch to the Donv
1ttfU'dph says: A special deleg ,te of the Jewish
won't 10 assist 1900 Jewish fuyitves u return TO
ltuSSla. His mission was not successful. as ii was
learned that II they were sent back they would be
exposed 10 certain death. The sum OF 10000
fiornS VIII he devoted Ia defrdy the expenses OF
their emigration TO America.
THE CASE or Mr.. BRADLAUGH
LONDON. March 1-Mr. J. Z. Redmond, home
ruler, member of the house OF commons Tor New
Ross and member OF the Land League, viii 90 70
northampton TO advise the Irish voters 20 the
turn oI Mr. Bradiaugh. A cavalry regiment Will
be sent there in view OF possible disturbances.
The polling VIII take place Tomorrow.
RIoTING IRELAND.
1here was Father serious rotlng last evening at
Dublin. A person VINO was supposed TO have
given lnoln tion TO the police ia reference To the
murder Oh the farmer, Baily, was fired at without
result 10y a party OF three men while walking ON
the street.
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS OF A BATTLE
A telegram from Cettlnle states that the Aus
tran force from r2.a lost 200 men saturday last
in an unsuccessful att,cmpt TO force passage OF
the Drtna. The AuStri n 3ccount or what is ap.
parently the affair directly contradictory.
MURDER IRELAND.
DUBLIN, March IA caretaker at Moate, county
OF WestIneath, was shot last evening and is dying.
FOSTER INSTRUCTED.
LONDON. March 1.-The DTfly Nt7rS says the cab
met council have decided that Mr.. Foster, chief
secretary for Ireland, should accent the invita-.
tee, TO give evidence regarding the working of the
land act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS have been
made as follows: James NJ. Kindred, storekeeper
7th district OF Kentucky; Peter Balster, store.
keeper, 23d district Pennsylvania; Thomas r.
tucky; Henderson s. Banta, gauger, 7th district OF
Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

THE PRESIDENT HAS WITHDRAWN the nomination
OF Mr. T. +. Gallagher, who was nominated ant
confirmed to be T. S. consul at Rio JaneirO, bu
whose confirmation was subsequently reconsidereC
by the Senate.
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Floating Zee iu the atlautic.

Boston, March 1.-tne Belgian steamer Hcyetia,
which arrived AT Gals port to-day from Antwerp,
reports having met With immense masses OF field
lee and icepeTgS floating down from the northwa rd
TO the Banks ~ New FOundland. On February y,
i'm latiUu1e a, longitude Il, she was completely
surrounded by 1ce. anl only got clear OF IL 10y
turning back and running south by east a distance
OF 80 miles. She sustained no damage.
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Mrs. ScOviIle Protests Against MI
COnklimg's Confirmation.

Mrs. Scovllle, Guiteau'S sister, has sent a re-
monstrance to the United States Senate against
Roscoe Conkling's confirmation as Associate JUS
tice OF the Supreme Bench, in which she says:
"RoscOe Conkling for the Supreme Bench of the
United States! How dare they give such prefer
ment to the man whO Of all others, should be
punished with the cXecration OF his countrymen
and OF the world, for the untold sorrow and hu-
initiation we have suffered? Can they believe that
the conviction OF poor, crazy Guiteau, Hynched'
by process OF law, VIII so cover up their own
netarlous record that the blinded nation and the
world Will no more see their tnquty? Must we
consent to bow down SubmiSSively to my Lord
Conkling when he Shall assume the judicial ermine
OF the highest court E The land, the court OF last
resort? II S,;ch things are to be, where are our
boosted hhcrtics:" She describes, at length the
political agtai:o. preceding the assassination OF
Garfield. and closes follows: ~ protest in the
naine Of nntragei pubic opinion that this man
shall not hc allowed The honor and profit OF great
political: prcfrrment. while odium is heaped upon
| the poor victim Of political craze. I protest
against The arroih:II.cnt Of this imperfOuS dema-
gOguc, wiiG above al others. was the chief cause
OF the degrading partisan strife which eliminated
In the death which tie nation mOurnS protest in
the name of that justice which should be metad
equally to all, that this man shall not be elevated
TO that high position, which may enable him to
pass inal Judgment upon the fate OF my poor, In
sane brother"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

THE Postmaster General this morning signed the
order delegating to the Third Assistant POstmaS-
ter General the authority TO sign warrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01
The Andre Monument MutiIator.

NEW YORK. March l-George Hendrix, who IS
charged with dcfacing the Andre monument az
Tappan, and who is under arrest, was up to-day
in the court OF oyer and terminer on hdeds corpus
proceedings anu was discharged by Judge Barrett
from custody. He was Immediately rearrested by
two detectives, on whom another writ OF hdbeGs
corpus WAS served 10y Hendrix's counsel, return
able on Saturday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

THR DISTRICT SUrYs AGAINST CoNTRAcroRs-To
day, in the Circuit Court. in the case OF the Distr
agt Ciephane ct al.-action to recover against
contractors for paving streets failing to Keep IL
repair the same-slecided yesterday for the de
fendant, the District filed motion for new trfa
on exceptions The eleven remaining cases against
Evans. Lnvillc, F,bert and Clephane were stTickeI
from the calendar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, s207, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Frank
L LOvesOme and Mamie Johnson, both OF Caro-
line county, Va.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., s265 ,311 80; customs, $747, ,75lS9.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the l02d regular
monthly meeting OF the Ninth Building AssOcia-
tion, held last night at Goddard's Hall, the pro-
ceeds were all absorbed by last months retire
mentS OF stock.
DEATH.-Mrs. Elizabeth A. Oertley, relict OF the
late b. Oertley, and daughter OF the late Samuel
Cunningham, for many years a resident Of this
place, died at her home on sd street yesterday,
after long illness
s'PEoPLE WHO LIVE IN GLASS HoUsEs."-Two
gentlemen OF the pharmacist persuasion yesterday
had discussion about some matter pertaining to
their profession. The discussion waxing warm,
and the gentleman visiting the store OF the other
getting personal, the proprietor, after timely
warning, lifted the visitor for ''hefu" out OF the
door, but instead thereof landed him through the
front window, much to the damage OF the plate
glass.
DEAD-The friends of Mr. II. c. Logan and his
wife, nee Miss Nettie b. Craig, OF San Francisco,
now visiting Mr.. H. G. Craig. Will learn with sOr-
row of the death OF their little boy last evening at
Mr. Craig'S residence.
TIE CATTLE MARKkT.--The sales OF live stock
at Drovefs' Rest, yesteftay, are reported by
Mr. l. Z. Tarenner as follows: IS cattle up and
sold. Best, 6la to 6k; good, 50 10 6; medium fair.
~ to S; thin steers, oxen ana COWS, 81 10 4. 20
sheep and lamhs-Lambs, z; sheep, to Ga: 10
cows and calves, S25 to $50.
HIGH TIDE.-March g. 6:05 am; 6:21 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

THE STAR ROUTE GANG continue their spiteful
little attacks upon THE STAR in the Republican,
and these are faithfully reproduced in their even
ing organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

AMONG THE CALLERS AT THE WHITE HOUSE this
this morning were Senator Lapham, Representa-
tives Chace, Hill, Curtin, Pierce, Luna Latham
and Skinner, Governor Porter, OF Ind, and Police
Commissioner Mason, OF New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


r9So DRS. RAUTERBERG HAVE REMOVED
10 their Office street northwest until the
completion of their building Sd street m1-4t'
10y. THE SIXTH REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
tsg .5s:, ing Of the UNION C0-0PERATIXE Bu1LD!NG
O'Clock. at Cosmopolitan Hall, Of 9Th and E
streets northwest.
49, 80 DENNIS CoNNELL. President;
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
SURANCE COMPANY OF THE United STATES
OF AMERICA for the election of Directors of said
any Ss fnr ss ensuing o 9 He . viii be held at the 0ce =
street. on TUESDAY, March IA. 1882, at 10 O'Clock
III.
mi It'd J. Fl. NITCHIE, Secretary.
r7I1rso THE BRICKMAKERS' UNION HELD THEIR
t-s ting last evening at Zion Hal, G. street, be-
tween AZ and Sd streets southwest committee was
appointed for the coming season. and to
port their next meeting. TUESDAY, March 7th 1882.
James H. GordeD, Secretary; Wm Smith, Sergeant at.
Arms. IT.
rEso THE PROPRIETORS OF ELYS' CREAM
~ BALM do not claim 1T to be a e-all. but
remedy for Catarrh, Colds in the head and Hay Fever
Price so cents.
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
From Major Downs. Military Instructor, Mt. Pleas
ant Academy, Sing Sing. NY. During the very cold
weather 1 was suffering with Catarrh. My head
ana throat ached severely that Obliged to give
up every thing and keep quiet Eiys Cream Balm was
suggested Within hour from the first application
felt relieved. the pain began to subide In two days
entirely cured. w. A. DOWNS Feb. Is, 1881.
'T most heartily endorse the favorable opinion of
Major Downs concerning Elys' Cream Balm if did for
all that he expressed having done for him. DR..
f. d. FULLER. Dentist Sing Sing, NY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

The BROOKLYN arrived at MOntevideO on the 25th
OF January, forty-nine days from New York. She
will take the place of the Shenandoah, which is
now on the way home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

THE PAYMENTS made from the Treasury by war
rants during the month OF February, 1882, were
as follows: On account OF civil and miscellaneous,
S41 S.2S; War, So O5 219l Navy, 81 066 906 Sc;
Interior, Indians, 1893, 1858; INTERIOR pensions,
IS, ,934 ,164; total, ST. ,951, ,327. SO.
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No NEW CASES OF SMALLPOX ON THE TENNESSEE.
The Bureau OF Navigation this morning received
word from Capt. Fyffe, OF the Tennessee, stating
that no new cases Of variOloid have appeared or
board that vessel up to date, February 27th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

1rOURTH POPULAR CONCERT,
IL FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH Sd,
At Cons Church.
Dr. Bischof. Director assisted by Mrs. Caspar. Mrs.
Barringer. Miss Van Riswich Mr. Boughton and
others.
Admission. (other than Tickets. CSC. mi 3t
NATIONAL THEATER-
Evenings of March . 3 and4. Matinee 4th.
The LAWEENCE BARRETT DRAMATIC CLUB,
In Its late success, ShaksI Iearc's
JULIUS CESAR,
And its recent prcparat ON. Shakspeare's
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
MISS N ElocUtlOnary Director
The following members of the Club win appear in the
casts: Charles B. Hanford. David c. Bangs. Clarence
b. Rheenl, Harry G.. Robinson. James A Malioney,
John I. Hawkins. Simon Il. Flynn. Frank b. Noyes,
Samuel b. Milton, Albert G. Hail, o. g. Eckstein.
Charles 1 Miss Mary r. Sclreiner, Miss Belle
Palmer Miss Anne Hamilton, Miss Jennie Thompson.
Program thursday aud Saturday Evenings,
JULIUS CESAR.
FRIDAY Evening and Saturday Matinee,
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
A. X. Van Horn. Philadelphia -Costuner
Regular prices of admission. Box sheet oTen.
Monday, March 6-fHE PASSING REGIMENT.
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Affairs i'm Foreign Lands.
HEBREW FUGTTIvES.


1oKoHANs. Mdrcn 1.-The I. :. ma n-of-war Rich
mond arrived here to-day. All are well on
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

NEW NATIONAL BANKs.-The controller Of cur
rency has authorized the First National bank of
Tucson, Arizona, capital 100000. and the First
National bank OF Cawker City, Kansas, capital
$50 COO, to commence business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

THE MASON COuRT-MARTIAL adjourned yester-
day afternoon after Mr.. Bgelow had sketched the
testimony he expected to get from Major Robin
son, until tomorrow morning, when argument
will be heard, there being no more witnesses to
examine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

REsIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT.-Mr. A. B. New
comb, special agent OF the Department OF Justice
has resigned, and Mr.. L. d. Tidball, late inspec
tor OF the Post Office department., has been ap
pointed to succeed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

THE CENSUS BUREAU EMPLOYEES were still further
thinned out yesterday by one hundred and forty
DISCHARGES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

A NAVAL MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARD has been
ordered to convene at the naval hospital, Phila-
delphia day, composed Of Medical Inspector
John c. Speer, Medical Inspector A. c. Rhodes and
Surgeon Thomas n. PenrOSe-the latter recorder,
with Medical Inspector Shippen president This
board Is ordered for the purpose OF examining can
didateS for the medical corps OF the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

RUMORED CABINET CHANGEs.-There was good
deal OF gossip this morning about the hotels and
at the Capitol over possible changes in the Cabi-
net Hon. William f. Chandler, it is said, is
varously assigned In the speculation to the Navy.
Interior, and Post Office departments An ap-
pointment to the latter would, OF course, involve
the displacement OF Mr.. Howe who, in that event,
the Cabinet makers say, would be transferred to
the Interior department, rice MI. Kirkwood. The
New York Tribune, however, to-day says that "the
President has been considering the advisablity of
transferring Mr. Howe to the Interior department.
and or making Mr.. Chandler Postmaster General
1t is evident that some changes in the Cabinet are
probable at no distant day, and it is not imprOb-
able that Mr.. Chandler will figure in them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

GENERAL STURGIs, commander OF the Soldiers
Home, says that he is not being Investigated by
the Senate committee as stated in recent pubca-
tions, as the investigation does not involve his
administration He also says it is not true, as was
stated, that the soldiers had signed petition for
his removal; that on the contrary they want to
sign one in his favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

Bound FOR ALAsKA.-Commander Glass, OF the
Wachusett, reports to the Navy Department. uh
der date of February 18th, that the Wachusett ar
rived at Esluimalt, British Columbia, February
11th She would sail for Stk2. Alaska. February
18th, touching at Departure bay for coal The de-
lay was caused by the illness OF the only pilot at
tanable there for Alaska ports, and without whose
services he did not feel justified in undertaking
the inland passage to Sitka, the most available
route ut this season OF the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

NEW TURKISH BATH, l4l7 G STREET (OPPO-
a ~ site RsEs House,: large pool: rood ventilation;
from to 10. Saturdays IL baths Il. tckets $5O.
DIR. H. I. BoVEE. Electrician. 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

The following nominations were sent to the
Senate this afternoon: James NJ. Tarble, collector
of customs, Pensacola, Fla: VIM. F. Benjamin,
register land Office at Roseberg oregon; Assistant
constructor; L. L. Lewis, United States attorney
eastern district OF Virginia; Philip T. Vanzile, OF
Michigan, United States attorney for Utah; VIM.
II. Chase justice OF peace for District OF Columbia.
Postmasters-Alired w. Converse, Windsor Locks,
Conn; N. p. Rice, Norfolk, Va; Mary E. Wiley,
Huntsville, Texas; Frederick E. Humphreys PEN
sacOla, Fla; Geo. NJ. Wise, Bellaire, Ohio.
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ELYS' CREAM BALM COMPANY,
m1-eo3t

a. THE EQUITABLE Co OPERATIVE BUILD
is ING ASSOCIATION will hold its 29th regular
monthly meetine for payment Of dues and making
advances WEDNESDAY, March l, 1882, at O'Clock
p at MarinI's Hall, street, between 9th and 10th
streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

To BE HANGED FRIDAY.-The President has pos
tively declined to interfere in the case OF the three
Indian scouts sentenced to be hanged at Sar
Calos, Arizona, next Friday, and the sentence will
be executed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

REGISTER BRUCE, accompanie by delegation
from Mississippi called the President this after
noon; also ex-SenatOrs Mcdonald and Spencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

ley DRS RAUTERBERG HAVE REMOVED
80 their Office to $40 5h street northwest until the
completion of their building Sd street m1-4t'
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THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT for the month OF
February, shows the total debt, principal and in
terest to be s1,9a5,s47 O17.27; total cash in the
Treasury. $252 617, ,64S17: decrease of debt during
the month, s9,7S3, ,5ll. g. decrease Of debt since
June 30, 1851. S93, ,S69 442S 49,
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PERsoNAL-Ex-Gov. Sprague. of R. l., is at the
Ebbitt.-Ex-AttOrney General Pierrepont is at
the Arlington.-Clarence Seward, of New York.
who has been spoken OF for the vacant Justice
ship, In case Mr. COnkng declines, is at Wizards
George Alfred Townsend ('Gath'D is visiting
TeXaS-Mr. f. B. MCGUIRE and Mr.. S. II. KaufI-
mann are in New YOrk.-Mr. De ZamacOna will
leave here in a few days with his family for Mex
ico He does not retire to private life for he is
member OF the Mexican congress, and holds the
mittee on foreign affairs, which he will resume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-01

rES THE ANIMAL EIECTION FOR DIREC
| 1-S tors of the NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET
COMPANY will he held at the Office of said Company
| MARCH 18th, 1882. Polls open from l to p IL.
| Transfer books closed March Sd, open March l4th.
| fS-laW5t H. z. HOWARD, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-12

Arab Pasha is making formidable intrencb.
ments I'm front OF Ramleh IL Is reported thaN
his forces are within two miles or Ismailia.
The charge On which Henry George was ar.
rested In Ireland was that he associated with sus-
poets.
compelled 10 give bail I'm Ireland for good be-
holy war against Christians is preached
throughout MOROCCO.
II is reported that Gen. Ignatiefr has been ara
rested
Prot Esmarch, OF Germany. says that President
Garfield might have lived with proper treatment.
According 10 the official return 28i outrages IN
Guiding two murders, occurred I'm ireland during
the month OF July against sS3 outrageS, with i've
murders in June. 1,6is persons were eyicted In
July az linst .669 I'm June.
Julia Advtt, a young girl 20 years OF age,
jumped In front OF train on the elevated road in
New York city yesterday, and died shortly afteri
senator Hill Is reported worse ana Is not eA-
pectcd u live beyond to-day or tomorrow.
The American Bar association, nj Saratoga. yes
teriay adopted the majority report on the relief
OF the supreme Court by vote OF 80 10 y.
The joint committee or Congress on ship-build.
ing met In New York, yesterday and elected Mr..
OF New York, secretary. November Is was fixed
as the next date OF meeting.
twenty new cases Of yellow fever We're reported
az Brownsvllle, Texas yesterday MAXIM GO In all,
IL or which have resulted fatally There are
about 800 cases at MatimOras. Mexico, but only
two deaths were reported yesterday.
on tuesday evening there died at OH Point
Comfort, Hattie Hamilton, the most notorious
woman in New orleans. In the twenty-five years
OF her Illicit business she accumulated about
100000, which she caves 10 her business agent a
leading IN eTchant Of New Orleans