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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29
THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AMUsEMENTs-1st page
ATToRNEYs-1stpage-
AUCTION SALEs-6th and 9Th pages.
Books, &c.-7th page.
BOARDING-4th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4th page.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES page.
CITY ITEAs-Sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-4th page
DEATHs-Sth page.
DRY GooDs-8th page.
EDUCATIoSAL-4th page.
TISANCLAL-7th page
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-3d page.
FoR RENT (Rooms)-4th page.
For RENT (Houses)-4th page.
FoB RENT (Miscellaneous}-4th page.
FoR SALE (Miscellaneous)-4th page.
FoR SALE (Houses)-Ith page.
GEsTLEMEN's GooDs-Sth page.
HoUsEFURNIsHISGs- page.
LADIES GooDs-Sth page.
I5sT AND FoUND-4th page.
IECTUREs-1st page.
MONEY To LoAN-4th page.
MEDICAL, &C.-3d page.
TERsoNAL-4th page.
PRoFEsSIOSAI-4th page.
PIANOS AND ORGANs-4th page.
PRoPosALs-3dp page.
RAILRoADs-7th page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-lst pags.
SPEcLLTIEs-4th page.
STEAMERS, &c-7th page.
SAFE DEPosIT-4th PAGE.
SEWING MACHINES page.
The TRADEs-6th page.
UNDERTAKERs. &C.-8th page.
WANTED (Help)-4th page
WANTED tSituations) 4th page.
WANTED (Houses)-4th page.
WANTED (Siiscelianeous}-4th pare.
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The Overflow i'm I.oui>iaua

TIL WATER STILL RISING RAPIDLY.
NEW ORLEANS La. March ga special 10 the
TIMES Democrat from 0Helousas says: The effect
OF the Overflow Is being strongly felt in the eastern
ana norfnweSteTn portion or ~. Landry Parish.
In addition - Atchafalaya, Bayou Rouge, ana
Petite prairie, all OF WaNia, and portions OF Bayou
Courtableau are submerged. Al noon yesterday
The water was % inches above the railroad track
on Bayou Boief at Biggs station, and put out the
ilreS In the engines OF passing trains which were
on hand. and the fires were then renewed. The
water is In wilkins warehouse at Washington.
and Is stu rising rapidly.
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a R5A-AAA Fire

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-FIre broke out early
this morning In the flour and dry goods store OF
Jacob Rover, in Branchtown, Ed ward He Is
postmaster in that suburb The building, which
was OF s1one was destroyed, together with its
tents. The loss will probably reach $4,000. The
marks, and Rover has been established for nearly
forty years. The property was half insured Tho
nre is believed to have been OF incendiary origin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

RACINE, Wis, March 2s-Anthony G.. Piei.
heavy boot and shoe manufacturer and dealer, has
made an assignment He will probably pay 80
cents on the dollar. His liabilities not stated.
The assets are estimated AT $4,000.
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Probable Murder.

PHILADELPBrA, March 29.-Last night a man
named Thomas i. Leslie visited the house of
Thomas & Nelson, 1917 jefferson street, and asked
TO see that gentleman alone. A visitor who was
present stepped out OF the room. when Leslie at
once demanded Mr.. Nelson's watch. Being refused
he grabbed at the chain, and, drawing revolver,
shot Mr.. Nelson I'm the head, fracturing his skull
He then walked of, and is still at large. Mr.. Mel
son is an invalid, and is now I'm a critical condi.
tion- Leslie had been In his employ as a nurse.
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The Guiteau Bill of Exceptions.

WHAT Mr. sC0vILLE SAYS ABOUT IT.
The counsel In the Guiteau case were 20 meet at
10 O'Clock this morning. it having been determined
to continue In session until the bill OF exceptions
was finally disposed OF. Mr. Scovlle, however,
was the only one present in the district attorneys
Ofice this morning.
"Mr Dayidge IS missing he said to q STAR re-
porter, ''and don't know what we VIII do to-
day."
SDo you expect tofnn.sh tn-days"
81 don't know when We VIII finish. am heartily
tired OF tt myself"
not7" -
s'Yes Is has to be formal, and that makes it very
long. There's nothing IN IL that the newspapers
Will want You may say that there are something
over thirty exceptions taken to the admission OF
the evidence and something Ike fifty upon the
questions Of law not directly resting upon matters
OF evidence-relating to the Instructions OF the
court and his charge to the jury"
"Is Mr.. Reed supposed to be still connected with
the case?n
:. .He e not st work upon the exceptions, but he
shortly before noon NJ, Dayidee appeered ana
0Q0o NM QQ4ff0ue0s - # g - - sz
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The Unity Rulpif

CHICAGO, ILL, March ga local paper pub
fishes a report that the committee appointed To
n II the Unity pulpit, which has been vacant since
Mr.. Mines departure, VIII petition Rev. Robert
Collyer TO return TO his old flock.
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The Garfield HospitaI,Bill.

"What is the cause Of the opposition to the
Garfield hospital bill in the House?" asked STAR
reporter to-day Of prominent official OF that In
stitutiOn.
"The - Hospital people. They are the source Of
all the opposition. know that they have sent
messengers to every member In the House to op-
pose this bill"
.What ground is there for the BELIEF that this
gress?"
"There is absolutely no ground for such state.
ment. We asked Congress simply for an exist
ence. We have no idea OF asking for money and
even II we had, don't how the passage OF this
bin could give US any claim upon Congress The
arguments advanced are absurd, and the source
OF the opposition to the measure are well known
and well understood"
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REPRESENTATIVE BLACKS PHYSICIAN to-day sail
that his patient is somewhat improved and there
are now hopes OF his recovery; but his disease L
of such character that II he RECEIVERS he will b
wholly crippled in his lower limbs.
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EXETER, N. r., March 29.-The trustees OF the
Union Five Cents Savings Bank, after an exami-
nation, report this morning that the of the
bank include s., 500 of bonds in the possession OF
the Boston bankers OF George e. Lane Should
have surplus OF SIC, 200 The bank viii be opened
at an early day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

NATIONAL BANK ExAMINERs.-There is an i'm
preston in SOME quarters that the national bank
examiners are appointed for term Of years, and
that their term expires within a few days. This
Is not the case. The examiners are appointed by
the controller Of the currency, with the approval
or the Secretary OF the Treasury, and they hold
stated that resolution will be offered in the
House in few days by a greenbacker calling for
an investigation into the conduct of bank exam
liners, and protesting against their appointment by
the present method.
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Seri0uA AsSaulf

PHILADELPHA, March 29-Two brewers. named
respectively Louis Neihouser and Frederick Ger
ZACH, Quarreled yesterday In Gerlach's boarding.
house. NeihouSer beat Gerlach terribly over the
head with rubber hose 10 which a brass coupling
was attached. The wounded man Is 50 badly hurt
that Neihouser has been committed for a week to
await the result OF Gerlach's injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

Mr. j. STANLEY BROWN will leave on Friday 70
short visit to Mrs. Garfield, at Cleveland. Mrs
Garfeld's sons are expected home from college a
that time to spend the spring vacation " it'll thei
mother.
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The Ice blockade nj Sc. Johns.

ST. JOINS, N.F., March 29-The great rain storm
and southefly wind last night, which Were fel-
lowed by heavy westerly sea, created the hoped
for breakup or the ice blockade and the release OF
the seal fishers. There is nothing really encour.
aging, however, from any OF the fleet as yet
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THE ANTI-CHINESE BILL-As stated in yester-
days STAR no conclusion on the Chinese bill was
reached ar the Cabinet meeting. The President
has, perhaps, decided what action he will take
put IL he has he did not dvulge 1t yesterday The
bill was before the Cabinet with the view of giving
each member an opportunity OF expressing his
opinion thereon, but 1t Is stated that the express
sions were rather guarded 1t is reported that the
President objects to the limit fixed by the bill OF
twenty years, and for that reason will veto it.
Many prominent persons, however, are of the opin-
hurt himself by a veto OF the bill 1t is certain
that he is determined that the bill shall be thor
Oughly considered before it Is acted upon, and it
win probably lie over until the next Cabinet meet
ing.
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BrumptOn Remanded 10 the English
Detective.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 29-Judge Butler, In
the United States district court, this morning, re-
manded Joseph Brumpton, the alleged British
forger to the custody OF Scott. the English deec-
tive, for return to England. IL Is now the inten-
tion TO return Brumpton on Saturdays steamer,
and SO put an end TO this long pending case.
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternal reve-
enue, $269, ,41s57; customs, s956,S25.24.
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THE superintendent Of mounted recruiting SER
vice has been ordered to forward sixty colored
cavalry recruits to Toyah the Texas Pacific rail-
road, for assignment to the 10th cavalry.
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More FIRES.

TORONTO ONT, March ga fire broke out here
last night about midnight, which destroyed John
Oliver Co IS planning mills, the Soho foundry, and
the Barter Manufacturing Company's premises.
READING PA, March 29.-The coat manufac-
tory and private residence of Thomas ID. Loser, ut
Annville, was destroyed by fire this morning The
loss has not yet been estimated. There is insu-
rance OF 5000 I'm the Annville Insurance Company.
The fire is supposed TO have been OF incendiary
origin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

GEN. RoSECRANs, chairman OF the demo-
cratic congressional campaign committee, has
appointed the following executive committees
Messrs: Rosecra rs, California; Flower, New York; ;
diana; Thompson, Kentucky, and Jones of Ar
kansas.
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Raising the HuIrS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 29.-The hull or the
tug Ella, which was partially burned after the eX-
plosion OF the boiler OF the tug Pratt, on Thursday
last, has been raised and towed 70 a ship-yard.
The remnants OF the Pratt was raised to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

GEN. AND MRS. GRANT took the limited express
this morning for New York. They were accom-
panied to the station by Gen. Beale, Gen. Badeau,
SenOr Romero and Mr.. Fred Grant COi.IngerSOll
was also passenger on the limited express.
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Fire.

WORCESTER, MASS, March 29-Aldrch's store
and hall at Rockdale, Northbridge, was burned
this morning. The loss on the building is s. ,6o0
and insured for $4,000. The loss on the stock 10
$500; insured for s, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

SOME HEAVY OFFICIAL BoNDs.-The amount Of
the bond proposed to be given by MI. s. P. Rounds
the new public printer<has given rise to more or
less discussion about the bonds required OF govern
ment officials. The largest bond required at the
present time Of any government official Is that for
the assistant treasurer at San Francisco, which is
half a million. The same Official at New York
gives $450,0OO bond, while the superintendent Of
the mintS give bond of 100000. The U. 9. Trea-
surer's bond is only $150,00O. The bond required
OF the public printer is 500, 600, but Mr.. Rounds
has decided to give S400.OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

AMONG TIE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Miller, California; Maxey, Coke
and Mcmillan, and Representatives Aldrich,
Deuster, Camp, Cornell, Miller, HOuk, Pettibone,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29
Sitting Run Aeaim.

WINNIPEG, March 29-An army surgeon just
from the frontier says il Is proposed TO transfer
Sitting Bull and his immediate followers from the
custody OF the military authorities at Fort Randall
TO fankton agency, where they Will be placed under
the charge OF officers or the Interior department
for instruction I'm the usages and arts OF civil
fzauon, for which the old chief claims TO long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

THE Vandalia arrived at Port Royal Monday
night from Key West All we'll.
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THE CASE OF COLLECTOR WooDCOCK.-The COM
missioner Of internal revenue has received the
report OF the agent who investigated the charges
preferred against collector Woodcock, of Nash
Vile, Tenn, which were mainly for discounting
the pay OF deputies. The report completely ex-
onerateS Mr.. WOOdcOck. Commissioner Raum has
the recommendation that the charges be dis
missed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

1T Is SAID that Secretary Hunt has been offered
the Russian mission, and is holding it under ad
viSement
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T OOK FOR THE RED SIGNS
- AND THE
GREAT BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF
CLOTHING,
l23 SEVENTH STREET lBefween q andH

Pristors Of the great sale q Boston and Gus
are now opening large stock of Spring Clothing which
Sssad we shall sen ;,d At great Tsd.ct9ns i. 10 e.
Fine Childrens Suits = 20 IS So worth IN much more.
Latest Spring Styles Mems suits ss to SIS, worth s. to
,S2O-eyery Garment sold under its value
request say awhile longer they can get their
Spring and & Summer &C Clothing from us. Special bar
s every ss sat zCs aeeda saa
We do large conn
business At our home house and these Goods almost
Sss these foods e se wtnou. regard to cost
1ou never nad chance to get such bargains in fine
inc Business suisp. spssaAa So and fEtcEs' sis.
Working Working sans fGF s. rps s0
@ s. pf wors,e
(: & .. ....,,
Wo,ias Tns ssss 6sss cGth Coats for s1s saa
The % Ss oSas sS suit ALL and selling at
BarEains what selling in the best made Cloth
Can and be convinced. at the Great Boston and New
MEMS. BOYS AND cH1IpREN's CLOTHING,
No. 7as h STREET e asn between and
BE x and nOy
suits. - '0N, ''A . D0' ""o ~D1'ofens
ns nsGs1E Tss1 Kostn q Oak Hs 7h of
ers tbe be s1 gsassS to see old friends
GARD COLLECTORS ,-SEND sc. STAMP FOR
Tsa Ssw Gn5G%G sS,. Gssds
more Nd ' S''-'' A'' E " 001 mSsast Sso nale ip
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
al7 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST,
BRANCH CORNER EIGHTEENTH ANpP STREETS.
DUPONT CIRCLE.
PLUMBING. FURNACES. RANGES
MANTELS. &c.
Jobbdng in all these lines.
THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE
L CO.. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
INCORPORATED Dec. q. 1881. CAPITAL. $500. 600
NJ ASHFORD; President. B. BEALE s.,,....v
L. JOHNSON E.F. RIGGS er'
warranty Of title to estate either in apurehsssr
sssoute accuracy Of Abstracts tue snd in ssnsra
o tss to real estate in the District & coa%
ofr1CE;-6unton Building tsecond noorl. 472 Louis
lana avenue.
TRUSTEES:
NJ Ashford Charles C. Duncanson
Samuei Bacon. Richard w. Tyler,
y. FfzAcis RiRYA lsaac T. Johns0n
James g. Payne, Georyc r, Echafer
Albert A. Wilson, f1B-2xn
r R. dsfCaEEI- C- ;AN oRs;ANIsT. IE4cHER Of PIANO
ny1nnexA 0veA - fh0se wteh5ng - - Qn4nn19 toe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

WILLIAM A. HUTCHINs has been appointed SUPER
fntendent OF life saving station No. 8, on the Gulf
coast, having passed a successful examination for
the position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demptiOn. &281. 600
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Affairs I'm West WashfnxtOn.


Canal NAvIGATI0N-lnqufry at the canal Office
this morning develops the fact that they know
nothing there In reference to the statement pub
ished In an afternoon paper to the effect that the
water Will not be let in the canal until the mining
troubles are over. On the contrary. they say as
far as they know the water will be let In between
the present time and Monday, and that by Tues
TIE FUNERAL Of Mr. Cornelius Sullivan. a
former citizen, who removed some time ago to
Chicago, and was killed Monday morning, while
ve miles from aarnsburg R Isl tnis aHSas afssr
noon from his former residence, 1729 34th street
MT Sullivan was 6S years OF age and was we'll
knewn hereabOutS.
terday afternoon for Jas. L. Davis and AUSTIN
Herr trustees part OF lot 1cS, in Threlkelds add-
tion, fronting 20 feet the west side OF Fayette
street between snd and Sd streets, and 40 feet
deep, improved by q two story and basement
frame Dwelling to Mr.: A. 3. Herr, at s., 40.
P0RT.-Entered, str. John Gibson, from New
Cleared, sch. E J. Palmer. Reed, Tor norfolk,
light: str. Jane Moseley for Norfolk, leaves this
evening with merchandise
vers Rest reported by F. H. Taverher, 40 cattle
the market, sold as follows: best, TO 6s: good,
5H to 6; medium fair, 4Kto s. Thin steers and
saeep sossp and aac calaes to e
SUNDAY SCHOOL surrslNrzxDxsr cHolssAsr.--
aessra ~ d. Langley, al ley Il NM n. Msgruder, 1s II. Ssn
ton and b X. Andrews. OF Hamiine N. T. church,
who investigated the recent allegations against
ssYour committee having heard and Carefully con-
sidered ali that has been brought before IT. touch
ing the character and conduct OF Brother Cxois-
enc nssng M 81 ssa ns ana the
% ma that Acne q the chaIge ana
- texas they teca q x1Leef BIS chancter 6 =
eese1sa nsn, sts eesi..sne . 9 genl 80. g.
~ - r. S7n16s - - s s. g
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THE President has approved the acts: Author
izing the Secretary or War TO release right Of
way across lands of the United States at Platts-
burgh, Y; to extend the northern boundary Of
Nebraska; and to establish a railway bridge
across the Mississippi river, extending from a
point between WabaSha & Reade's landing in Min
nesota to point below the mouth Of the Chippe-
wa river In Wisconsin.
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kilograms to The Star.

LATEST FROM THE GREAT FLOOD.
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PERSONAL. - Ex-Representative Townsend, of
New York, is at the Riggs.-Gen. Ward B. Bur-
nett is lying quite In this city with neuralgia the
effects Of his old wounds received In the Mexican
torian, and David A. Wells, OF Connecticut, are at
the ngton:-Representattv Washburne was
registered In New York last evening-St Clair
New York World, has been nominated by the Joint
democratic caucus at Albany for regent of the
New York University. -Ex-Sergeant-at-Arms
Thompson Is a candidate for councilman in Co
lumbus, the election for which takes place next
Monday~Carroll E. Smith, editor for many
years OF the Syracuse Journal, Is in town on q
brief vistt-COl. Fred Grant left, in company
with his parents, for New York this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-29

STOCK ExcHANGE-FREyGHr RArEs-A TEN YEARS
SENTENCE.
CHICAGO, H., March 2e.-The Chicago stock ex-
change has filled out its membership to the MAXI
mum. Applications for membership have been re-
ceived from New York and Philadelphia. Thus
far In the week the movement OF freight traflc
eastward has been no heavier than for the CORES
pOnd!ng period last week. Freight officfals say
rates were never firmer than at r.esent special
dispatch says Polk Wells, who was arrested at
Randolph, Wis, for stealing horses and robbing Q
bank, was arraigned at Sidney, Iowa, where he
pleaded guilty TO the former charge, and was SEN
fenced TO ten years In the penitentiary.
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ADJUSTMENTS
. ATIONAL THEATER.

NATIONAL 1HEATER.
ys-A CHANGE OF BILL. rs
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
THE ACME OF PERFECTION IN MINSTRELSY.
Everything New, Bright and Sparkling, Artistic and
Clean.
The Peoples Choice,
BARLOW. WILSON, PRIMROSE & VESTS NAM
MOTH MINSTRELS.
Fhe most Successful of ALL with Popularity as wide
a Ambition could court Art win.
Presenting Bill of Rare Excellence, Scores Of New
Features, and a Host of Artists.
Concluding with the Musical BurlesQue,
AIL-ryE-EAT..
Monday, April 8.
m29 MAGGIE MITCHELL.
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Snow Blockade I'm Manitoba.
WINNIPEG, March 29-ADother snow storm has
entirely blockaded the railroads
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THE NEW RUSSIAN MINIsTER.-Mr. de Struve,
the new Russian minister, is expected in this coun-
try this week. He Is coming from Japan, and his
credentials are to be sent to him from st. Peters
burg by mail Mr. de Struve is about 45 years Old
He Is a son of the late renowned astronomer de
Struve, formerly director OF the Pulkov Observa-
tory Mr.. de Struve was educated at the St. Pc
tersburg university. At an early age he entered
the Asiatfc department OF the foreign Office. AZ
terward he served in the capacity oI diplomatic
attache In the office OF the governor OF Tur kestan
Japan. He Is married man, and has several
children. His wife was a Miss Annenkoff mem
Der OF one OF the most aristocratic families In Rus
STA. The new Russian minister and his party.
fourteen persons all told, WIN travel in palace
car from San Francisco to Washington, where he
week.
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Nh RxrcHxRs LRcruRE.-There xln n

Mr. BEECHERs LRCTURE.-There win undoubt-
edly be ful house tonight at the Congrega-
tiQna1 church hear Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's
famous lecture ca sThe Moral Uses OF Luxury and
Beauty" On Nondsv night was welcomed by o
large audience in Philadelphia, and during the
winter throughout the west II has attracted over
flowing houses. The lecture Is pronounced by
those who have heard IL TO be most attractive
one.
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SEVERAL DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
THE RACE IN ENGLAND TODAY.
The Anti-Prohibitiea Committee iu
Iowa.

DAVENPORT. Iowa, March s9-The State Central
Committee OF the Anti-prohihtion Association
met here yesterday for conference. There was
1ull attendance. and the committee adjourned
TO meet at Des Moines April -.
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FUNERAL or Mr. r. p. MKIGs.-The body OF the
late Mr.. Fielding p. Meigs, youngest son OF Mr.. r.
j. Meigs, sr clerk OF the Supreme Court OF the
District, arrived In Washington nom Boyds sta
inc, and was accompanied by the father, brother,
widow, and children Of the deceased The ne.
mains were enclosed In q hand1on0e rosewood
the arrival Of the train the family were driven 70
the residence OF r. J. Me1gs. a, corner New Jereey
avenue and street southeast, while the remains
chapel, from whence the nnAl iunerni corem0u1ea
took place this afternoon - O'Clock, RtG. Nh.
ss Tssfssss SO s.s 8 sassss .ss z l,s% ~ sss ssss
g yns seeenned y maU p 1.ens o
a - So 11s s. sAs~ =