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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-07
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS, 40 EAST

lNI 5STI-Sr formerly lab East p stst VIII reopen "
5cIIoOf. for YOtj No LADIES and MISSES october u
GLASSES FOR ADULTS, November J. Preparation 10
VASSAR. WELLESLEY, SkI I'll aud HARVARD EA Am
INATIONs. Advanced classes in Art Literature Science
Mathematics and Modern Languages Number OF DOardlp
pupils limited Address Ill september 10 Boonton, !
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Father McCarrh hv,s Will

The Will of the late Rev. p. F. Mccarthy was
filed to-day with Register RamsdelL He beQueathes
house and premises 1917 sth street northwest to
his brother eugene Mccarthy and wife during
their lives, aud at their death to Archbishop James
Gibbons, OF Baltimore, and his successor In trust
for the free parOch1al school attached to the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception, provided
the pastor every year. on the second Sunday In
January, furnishes an annual statement to the
congregation OF the interest," fruits and other gains
arising from the Investments; and provided fur
ther, that a free male school and none other be
maintained in the parish. To Archbishop Gibbons
and his successor Is given SIS 900 to be applied to
the benefit OF the school on the same conditions as
the preceding beQucSt, otherwise to revert to his
natural hefrS
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BEnREND'S BALTIMORE STORE.

T BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE.
aos SEVENTH STREET,
ByrwEKS ASo J. ScnTHwES-,
wosI ,sseCtfIy invite attention 10 his selections cf
HANDsONE NE@ GOODS, w:':sh a.. Offered ss TT
InarKai,iy' low l-ices.
Gers:er Cloth. ali eo.o-s. ?5c, Terra Gotta. Drcnzs.
Electric GE-.-., &C.
Bsp.fo. iIai3. six AID wcol Sc: ta,,ns,iy 5ac.
fr,Ur Dies. Cos!s H. - -etsiis: IT ~, OILY l2Ec.
C.is,.lsiI Clc:I J5s.. .csst barIai:,.
S;ler,s'L CxrnmersS, in b'scs ant Coles. SSc.
ne t.t-N.ssl Ca, hi- s--s 50 G15.. sSc al,d s..
Novelties IN nIess C6ois, E!:isScs ard Neiysts.
fsrs>n "a C.s,-s. c.:2i sc 4ua itY, II. ~.
SiSs R..d Ss..l.s, 6,cNEGss, &c.
-. ,I,y. - Gtlcs l.: ..fe q Iic.tii 8 C'o:il.
CND.RWEIls far L. I,if.. OF II, Al,., GIL Oi,ES
We particularly rsecnreenG ec>e Suffering frSni
ri1airisti.l - bT sreI-e1 lied Fian,Iet Crde:-
ves-, 81 IS 70 81 cac; ca We I'll ure me Icinay
prepared EisH:.e xt &C. Sr' equal to ScOs usual
ty :ets:!ei fC- "a.
CoTse:s 81, So TIC. 81, SL25 sr1Tp.
HCs.s.y, Gloves and ls::d.er rEEie.s-
Have st.st .TCelTsd lots oG pure Linen ti:NAk'Tr:s
Sltxtiy t.s6 at less tsn LIZ p:icGs. Gail s:c
them T. fo-c ::.av aye al soi ont
FssiI stock !: Dc3aestcS. Jsl,s Lii:c: o:d Ioy-i-
Glsn..e:, tlaanc.s. Cas....e .es END Eos,kesEiEs
Seeds.
Ls,., h.t -ot i.a.: siss,s' "osl.a IcS'. in lies
nom 5to s1s, ?Ye. e:,.r.
BALTiXOhy CASH Si0EE.
s3-lm So: T:li x.:;et ESrIs "sz..
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Politics and Haiiroad. in Manitoba.

WINNIPEG, MAN. Nov. l3-The provincial gov
erninent has received official notice OF the dfsa.
lowance OF the Oh irters and the general railway
act III Is UNDERSTOOD that the local leElssturp
VIII not be called together, but that dissolution
VIII Take place and an appeal be made TO the coun.
Try almost Immediately. A contract has been
signed on behalf OF Sir Hugh Allan and the direc.
tors oG the Portage, Westbourne and Northwestern
Railway, whereby the latter is transferred 10 the
Allan syndicate. Tie new owners intend 10 push
the work ahead as rapidly possible and to com.
pIete IL next fall. The new company have OBJ.
talnei running privileges over the Canadian Pa
chic railway from Portage La Prairie To Winnipeg
and that city VIII be virtually the western boua.
dary or the road
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. i3-An EcpIg EyS,s,,1
special Us that the coroneTs Jury Yesterday
tailed 10 agrte unon verdict I'm the case Of Saml
Mason. (colored,) who was killed by Robert CLARK
Colored.l at Milton, Sussex county. on SATURDAY
night The two men quarreled about a woman.
and Clark, IL l. reported, drew knife and stabbed
Mason, WHO died ten minutes afterwards Clark
was arrested ard lodged Ia the Geors etown iati
There was no evidence before the jury that Clark
used weapon, ana the inquest was adjourned
until Tuesday next
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The First Maker ~ Friction uasche.
Dead.

NoRRrsTowN, PA, Nov i3-George w BURGESS
dled mere last evening, aged - years He was the
htsI manufacturer OF friction mltches IN America,
having commenced the business In New Work clrvv
in 1881. ~
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Sentenced for Tr..u yvrccn,,,

WORCESTER MASS, Nov. 13-Charles 8 Law.
renee, OF Auburn. was sentenced Ia the state prf-
son Tor niteen years in the superior court this
morning for train wrecklng on the Boston and Al
bany railroad September 18Th.
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A HonssSreaker i'm the Criminal Court.

This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Wylie, Frank Burch was placed on trial for house.
breaking, In having on the morning OF August 22 4
last entered the house OF Estella Horton, No 4l2
18th street. Mrs. Horton testified that hearing a
noise In the house, she gotup and, seeing the man.
she fired at him. On crosS-examination witness
Sald Ihat her name had been EStelle Northcot:
sne declined to give her maiden name and said
Tue name Horton is that OF her husband. She had
leased the house nearly eighteen months ago in
Ihe name or EStelle NorthcOt Officer Horn testi-
nel 10 making the arrest; that having heard two
pistol shots. he ran across the avenue aad saw the
accused jump over fence about IL feet high and
ne ARE sted him.
The defense put on the stand Oficer Bailey who
testlned that the house was known as a house of
III Ialne ana onered in evidence the lease OF Anna
Miller to Estelle Northcott
me court overruled the point made by the
defenSe, that there was a variance In the name
and that the property should be laid In the name
or the husband saying that If the jury believe las
she he'd Sworn) that she was as well known by one
name as another, the indictment should be sus-
The jury found a verdict OF guilty. and Mr.. Pei
nam gave notice OF motion for a new trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-13

fnELPS, " u, Nov. l3-Prof. Brooks, at the
Reu House observatory, renortS the observance Of
a III. gnlncent auroral display early this morning
the grandeSt seen in many years. A vast brilliant
arch Illuminated the landscape equal 10 the light
oi lhe moon In her first quarter, followed by i'm
llienSe Streahs ana waves OF Hight, projected with
SlutIlng velocity from the horizon 20 the zenith
&Siett & meteorological disturbances may be ex-
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CoHoEs, \. Y, Nov. lS.-James Johnston. aged
forty years. residing In Nlet street was seized on
saturday night With an epeItc nit ana, falling
struck the cuTbst0ne and sustained fracture OF
the skull, which terminated fatally to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-13
Affairs in West Washington.

SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. Frank Haneke, WELL
known citizen OF this place. died suddenly at his
II O'Clock, or heart disease. Mr.. Haneke was
widely known among the German citizens here, at
one time doing business I'm the High street mar
ket. but lately keeping provision store near his
residence He was member OF the order OF Good
Brothers.
THE SUNDAY LAw.-There were no arrests and
presumably no violations OF the Sunday law,
strictly enforced Yesterday.
LOST BOY.-Jimmy Gray, a little year old son
OF Mrs Annie Gray, OF the county, at present Wis
iting his aunt in Washington, followed, il is
thought, drove OF pigs to the drove yard this
He has light hair, blue eyes and dressed in dark
clothes.
The COOKE MANSION SAID TO BE soLp-It is re-
ported that the Cooke mansion has been purchased
by Ex-Governor Hunt, OF Colorado, ana that it viii
be put In thorough condition for the use of his
family this winter.
GRAIN-Arrived-Boa Caledonia. with 2ooo
bushels wheat; boat Medley, with 5000 bushels
wheat and GOO bushels ccrn.
MERCHANTS EXCHASGE-OfferingS on 'chance
to-day-5OCO bushels wheat sold at 81 to Sl.O6.
PokT-Salied Saturday - Schooner Mabel
Phillips, TrIpp. with 100 tons OF coal for Provi-
dence, and schooner William ii. Wilson, Sander
son, $50 tons OF coal; schooner John A. Brek err
man, Gammons, for Georgetown, sailed from
Pardee. Crosbey, for Washington via Kennebec,
cleared at Boston 9Th instant
colored man. named George Hawkins, pleaded
guilty in the Police Court to-day to the charge OF
second onenSe OF pett; larceny In stealing Sheep
skin from +. w. Dunn. The case was sent TO the
grand jury, and the prisoner was committed in
default or $500 bonds
The bond of Mr. Rutlelge Wilson. as justice OF
the peace, Was approved In the Court in General
Term this morning.
William Deplich, who was for many years a
Doorkeeper OF the House OF Representatives. and
had lately been employed in the Pension Office
died at one O'Clock this morning at Providence
hospital. His family reside fn FAN River, Mass
The detachment or the 81 artillery, stationed at
the Washington barracks. who have been en-
caInped at Gaithersburg. are expected to arrive
here about neon tomorrow. They will march In
by way OF the 7th street pike,
Abraham l. kendrick has iiIel bill asking that
the marriage between him and Ida kendrlck be
annuled.
Mrs. Mlrilla n Kicker, who few months ago
was admitted to our bar, after passing a No.
examination. has returned from o visit to her
home In New Hampshire, and was to-day In court.
Gen. j. =. CrOcker. the warden Of the JAIL with
Messrs Woodward and Mcfarland, leave to-nIgat
with q dozen OF the conyicts sentenced by tie
Criminal Court to the Es1c ccrasy q. ~ pca:ten
tlary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-13

THE PRESIDENT arrived at the White House be-
fore noon to-day from the Soldiers Home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-13

SECRETARY CHANDLER.-It was stated at the
Navy department this afternoon that Secretary
Chandler will not be here until tomorrow morn
ing.
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SECRETARY LINCOLN is expected to arrive here
tonight from Chicago.
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THE TALLAPoosA arrived at the New York navy
yard Saturday morning.
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Mr.. HENRY GEORGE had an interview with the
Secretary OF State at noon to-day.
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BRILLIANT AURoRAL DISPLAY.

A RUSSIAN MURDERED IN Egypt
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Foreign News by Cable fo.dpv

INSTRUCTIONS TO THR NEW GERMAN MINISTER TO TEE
UNITED STATES.
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch 20 the Post from
BSfln says the new German minister TO the
United states has been instructed TO obtain a re-
vision OF The existing treaty OF naturalization or
the CONCLUSION OF new one or a uniform character.
"ARTHUR sKETCHIEY" DEAD.
George Rose, better Known as Arthur Sketchley.
{ dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-13

Mr.. HowLETT, formerly Of the Louisville Courier
Jo,u1aai has been appointed to succeed Mr.. De
Graw on the staff Of the New York Associated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-13

ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER went to Phila-
delphia last evening.
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Wall Street To-day.
A FLUcTUATING STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, Nov. lathe Posts financial article
says: In the money market there is abundance OF
call loan money at 6 per cent on stocks and per
cent on L. s. bonds, and time loans more easily
made than they were at these figures Prime mer-
camille paper is a per cent. I'm the loan market
for stocks Lake Shore is lending at LEA 1-32 OF
per cent per day for use. The other active stocks
cost about per cent for carrying. with a few at
per cent AT the stock exchange United States
bonds are steady TO strong, excepting I'm the 3s.
which are down 4. State bonds are still weak for
Tenne5seeS and otherwise neglected, while rail-
road bonds are, as a rule, strong and higher. The
stock market has been irregular. the pre.
vailing tone, however, having been strength.
and the Indications being that the bull side
on which the large capitllst spectators are
ranged Is gaining recruits from the bear side as
well as In some degree from outside purchases
During the first hour prices advanced xal Il, the
latter Canada southern, 10 72s1, Lake Snore ad.
vanclng Il to 1l6a During the next hair hour
there was reaction OF aal per cent the latter
Canada Southern. In the next half hour there
% was recovery Of 1sa.l. From lnoon until about
l2:S0 Reading broAe 572 to 55 III, and the general
list Ha1H, the latter ID. L. w. and Canada
southern and Jersey, each one per cent To II and
69ss respectively. Since then the market has been
steady and prices have advanced ISays- Tho
strongest stocks have been the Vanderbilt and
Gould shares and Manitoba, which has advanced
24. The Willard stocks have been strong. North.
ern Pacific preferred, but otherwise dull and h:in
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Charles Lum. an old and highly respected
citizen OF OSdensburg, " Y, died suddenly OF
heart disease early this morning. lie attended
church last evening.
Edward Flynn, 43 years OF age, a tavern
keeper at 3ol Adams street, Frankford, Pa, COM
mitted suicide this morning by taking laudanum
He leaves a wife and several children.
Casper Fink. laborer, employed in George
Vests papermill in Ballston, N Y, was caught
In SHAFT and instantly killed this morning, both
arms and one leg being torn from his body. He
Was IS years Of age and leaves a wife and two
small children.
Paine a Sackett, woolen manufacturers, have
made an aSs1ynmc mt and called meeting OF their
creditors for Wednesday. Their liabilities are
estimated at s3o0,600.
Mrs Sophia Olsen, who was shot I'm the arm by
her Insane husband In New York early yesterday
morning, died In Bellevue Hospital to-day. She
did not recover from the shock produced by the
amoutation or her arm.
manifesto In reply to that issued by Senators
Smith and O'Donohoe has been forwarded TO the
archbishop and bishops OF the province by a COM
mlttee representing the leading Catholics OF To-
ronto Ont
IRE this morning In the works OF the Reming-
ton Manufacturing company, Providence, r. l..
caused loss OF from $4,000 70 f20000 insured for
$4,000 The building was damaged to the amount
OF $780,
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
fcrhvcs. Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11th st., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
GEO. W. ADAMS. Prest-

THF FvrSISG STAR Ia served TO subscribers IN the
City ty carriers, theft account. at 10 cents per
Neof. "a cents rer month. Coz :es at the counter
Certs each. BY mai-pOst2e preVaid-5O cents month.
trt year. SO; six months, S3.
tEntered az the Pest Office at Washington. d. c. as
tecUnd-ciRss mail nlatte-.
TEE WEEKLY STAR-published Fr'day-s2 year,
rostsFe prepaid SIX months. 81, 10 copies for s15 20
CoT ies for 500
sE All mail subscriptions must be paid In advance;
q reT er sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known application.
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ELY'S CREAM BALM, for Catarrh, Cold in Head.
&C. gives better satisfaction than any other prepara
ton. B. ARMS RONG, Druggist
Wikesbarre Pa.
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Press.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY NEW Is expected to re-
sumo his duties at the Treasury department to-
morrow. Fifth Auditor Alexander, who has lust
returned from Indiana, states that he has been in
Mr. News company for the past ten days and Is
confident that he has not resigned and has no
such intention.
BACK FROM THE ELECTIoNs.-Treasury officials
are returning from the states where they went to
assist In the campaign. Among those already back
are First Auditor Reynolds, Third Auditor Height
ley, Fifth Auditor Alexander. appointment Clerk
Butler, Mr. James OF the customs division, Mr.. E.
O. Graves OF the national bank redemption
agency.
MR.. ROBEsoN'S WASHINGTON REsIDENCE-The
most intimate friends of ex-Secretary Robeson in
this city deny the story that he has offered his
new residence in this city for sale since his late
defeat. Among those who contradict this report
Is the banker who does business for Mr.. RObesOn
PERsONA1.-Mr. VIM. Kimmel defeated in Baltt-
more, where he ran as an independent candidate
for Congress last Tuesday, has removed with his
wife from Baltimore to this scity for the winter
Mr.. s. Il. Kaufman lett last night for Wooster,
ohio, in response to q telegram announcing the
serious illness OF his venerable father.-Gen
Mcclellan has decided to remain at Orange, Nj,
home In Michigan, followed by the inverted bless
lngs OF the government clerks he has bled.-
Herbert Spencer and Mrs. Langtry are alike both
cred to understand the hurly-burly OF our late
election.-The Duke Of Newcastle arrived In
Boston ty the Cunard steamer yesterday. Miss
Frances HOge, daughter OF L. s. Hoye, OF KentOn,
Ohio, is visiting First Controller VIM. Lawrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-13

GERasars NEW MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tw REVIVAL, SERVICES AT RYLAND
sS Chapel NJ E. Church. corner of 10th and D
streets, South Washington, every evening this week.
Come and help in this glorious work. 1t
rIe SPECIAL NOTICE.
The headquarters of the Garfield Fair being removed
to the Capitol the Ladies of Indiana will at that
place on TUESDAY. at 2:30 pm. 1t
r-So KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.
c, W special meeting of the Ccmmandery will be
held at the Hall this evening at O'clock to make
rsngements for the funeral Of lately deceased
of the Conlmandery will assemble at the Hail NOR
row tIuesday) morning at :+5 sharp to attend the
funeral of our late Sir Rns Rnght It + By order
NJ. B. GoRMAN, Recorder. O it
~ NOVEMBER 7, ;sS2.-THE STOCKHOL-
-, ders OF the Columbian Bank Note Company are
Trustees. the annual meeting said company called
Ior hs oYember ea Is Is postponed to TUESDAY Decem;
be submitted to reduce the number of Trustees from
seven to three. JAMES D. MARTIN
nl3-emtdo Secretary.
rs1o ELY'S CREAM BALM REDUCES MILAN
nation Sores IN the nasal passages are healed in
lew days Catarrhal headache is dissipaed Senses of
SMELL taste and hearing restored. Price 80 cents
Apply into no stris with little finger.
CATARRH For fifteen years I have been greatly an
nyed with this disgusting disease, which caused
throat, and unpleasant breath My of smell
much impaired. By a thorough for six months of
ELYs CREAM BALM 1 have entirely overcome these
troubles. j. B. CASE. st. Denis Hotel.
Broadway and 18th street. New York
ELY'S CREAM BALM for Catarrh Cold in Head.
&c. gyes better satisfaction than any other prepara
tlon b. ARMS RONG, Druggist.
Wlkesbarre Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-13

SECRETARY FoLGER has requested Messrs VIM.
Harper, Aleck Boarman and j. N. Hollingsworth
to act committee to select a site for the gov
ernment building at Shreveport, La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-13

BALTIMORE. Nov. I3.-yirginia Gs fer-ed, n:
do. consos So do second series. 345E do past dsis
coupons, 65. do new ten-forties, 43i bid TODAY.
BALTIMORE, New. 13.-Cotton quiet-middliag, JON.
Foar dull-Hoard street end western 25a3 75
do extra 400a4. 62 do family. 4.75a5.53: city mills
super 50a4 90: do. extra .25a5 IS; do Rio brands.
SIS; Patapsco family 25 DO superlatiye patent 7cO.
Wheat. southern higher aud active: western opened
higher and closed lower and insctiye-soutern rod.
I.0sA bid; No. 2 western winter red SPOT, I05lfs
l05s4 November 05 Isal. .06; December l06zsal %
January, lO9al 09.s February. l107.al. ll.. Corn.
southern quiet aud gteady: western about steady
southern white, So 65a70: do. yellow 90 rHw 72s
76; western mixed, November. a2aS4: year. 64knG5x:
January, 60sza6l. Oats dull-southern 40a46: western
white. 4Ha46: do. mixed 40s&3H: Pennsylvania, "a
a46 Rye dull. 65a68. Hay steaiiy-irjme {
choice Pennsylvama and Maryland. a.ooal3: :oo.
Provisions gniet aud easy-rness pork. rs. 50. Bulk
acasnsorldsrs Is and ceas rib sdes packed 10 snd
Hans. l6sal7; Lsraas.retinsd: Lard Is4 gutter steedy-
3oa3l Petroleum ir-eg glar- refined, Sass. Co6eo
dnll-Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair. stss< susaR
whisky quiet /. Isal. i9R. Freehts to Liverpod re-
steamer duil-cotton. 532d; hour. L.. 3D.; frllpa
"a. Receipts-nour; s. l6S barrels Wheat 5x -
rye. 2, ao4 bushels. shiements-nonc sales-viasaI
NEW YORK. Nov. l3...stockr dun. Money. 8
Exchange-long. ESQ.,; shost, ls4h: State Sog0
neslected. Governments generally unchanged Co.
alNfE!w NEw Sni YoSR, s5f x,s s-rour sus End s4s.szk
Wheat Quiet aud Sax cent 6cffex. Corq o<sur4 ~
cent lower; Afterwards recovered most q dsil1e. -
steady. ~. IS. Lar1 f-sn. l2.oo.
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JAPANESE GOODS.

i JAY GOULD. 421 9TH STREET, BETWEEN d
- and T. sts. square from Pennsylvania avenue
Scrolls. Lanterns. Fans. Decorative Pictures Bor-
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New York Nofc.

SENTENCED FOR ILLEGAL REGISTERING.
NEW YORK, Nov 13-EiwarI Burns for file.
gally registering at the last election, was this
morning sentenced TO the state prison Tor one
year.
KICKED TO DEATH BY HORSES.
john Lcary,a truck driver. was found dead I'm bis
Stable la christopher street today. lie had been
kicked 10 death by his horses.
SCFFoCATED BY GAS
An unknown man and woman were found lead
In the Astor Place hotel. Third avenue this morn
ing They had been Sufccated by gas.
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IL MAN WHO TRIED TO SHOOT JUDGE LAWSON.
Good SIeiyhtng and Slxss;up
A Fractured skull.

WINSEPEG, MANITOBA, Nov 1S.-The Red river
Is frozen over and there is fair sleighing here
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECBIPTs T0-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $523, ,70475; customs. $S55,6s5.
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kilograms to The Star.

SENTENCED FOR ILLEGAL REGISTRATION.
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ANTWERP, Nov. 13-Mr Henry NJ. Stanley's
steamer Hathaway left yesterday for the Congo
river, laden with such an assortment of goods as
Will enable him 10 establish a solid trade with the
hatife kings The steamer also carries a number
OF sheep for acclimitzltion ana selection OF Euro
pean cereals Mr.. Stanley has gone To Nice TO re.
crut his health. He Will return TO Africa early In
1883 -
THE BABY PRINCESS NOT WELL
MADRID, Nov. l3-It is now stated that the
health OF the princess born yesterday Is preca-
THE NAN WHO TRIED TO SHOOT JUDGE LAWSON
DUBLIN. Nov. l3-PatrIck Delaney who was ar.
rested Tor attempting 10 discharge a revolver at
Judge Lawson on Saturday nght, was brought into
court to-day and rcmandcd for a week.
A RUSSIAN MURDERED BY AN KGYPTIAN wsrcBxAN
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. ia Russian subject was
murdered here 10y "A native watchman last even.
Ing. The affair has created a great sensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-13

| rTS REVIVAL SERVICES AT RYLAND
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