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The Mars1G t..

BALTIMORE, January 28.--FiFsinia 63 deferred,
15s; do. consos, 62H do. second series, 80; do.
,EATTiMoEE Janasry g :-cetton .steady7z7,nid-
southern nominal western quiet and easier-southern
red. 43al. As: do. amber, l. 45a1.47; No. Mary
land, Las; No. western winter red, spot Lila
l.4l&; January, 141aI Az; February 5sa1. AK
March. l;44,sal45. April; 1.4sasl: 4654. Corn.
white. so; do. yellow, 7Oa7l; western mixed 6S34a
69a; February, 68ssa69: March, 701sa707s April ia
7254; May 73a74. Oats quiet and seady-southern. SO
a52; western 5la52, do mixed, 10aT1; Pennsyl-
yania. 50a52. Rye firm, 95a1 90. Hay unchanged.
Provisions firm and unchanged Butter hgher-western
packed. l8a42: roll. 20a28. Eggs firm, 20a27: lined,
Is. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee frni-Rio carynes,
ordinary to fair. Ssa95s Sugar steady-A SOFT ga.
Whisky quiet, 1.18Hal. 90 Freigts to Liverpool per
steamer unchanged. Receipts -four, s. B51 barrels;
wheat, Is, l18 bushels; corn, 3, 600 bushels oats.
26!S bushels; rye, none: Shipments 10. 900
bushels; corn, 81 600 bushels. SaSs-wheat 5O4 900
bushels; corn, SO, 14O bushels
NEW YORK, January 28.-Stooks irregular and
unsettled. Money, f. Exchange-long, 4S4; do short,
49, State bonds rather dull Governments quiet and
unchanged Cotton tirmer.
NEW YORK, January 2s.-Flour quiet and heavy.
Wheat feverish and unsettled and ssajA cents lower.
Corn fairly active and 4a;s cent lower. Pork dull and
weak. 17.25a18.25. Lard heavy, II. 321I.
LONDON, January 28, 1890 p.m.-COnsols-
money, 80 IL l6: for the account 80 1916. Atlantic
and Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates
46}S; do: seconds, I6A Erie. Al do. seconds 102.
Reading, 32;s. Milwaukee and st. Paul. Ill.
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THE BODY OF JENNIE CRANER who is suppo sed
to have been poisoned by the Mailey boys At NeN
Haven, last Suinmer, has been again eXauufd,
and parts Of IL have been taken 10 the Yale Nedl-
cal School for analysis
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CHICAGO, January q. The Harvard club, OF Chi
cago, banqueted President Charles William Eliot,
OF Harvard University, and Professors w. w.
Goodwin, William James and James B. Thayer,
representing the faculty OF the University, at the
Grand Pacific last night. The company numbered
Is Every class from 1929 to 1888 was represented.
The reunion was one OF the pleasantest in the his
tory Of the college. President Eliot delivered an
address, and numerous tOasts were made and hap
PLY responded to.
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SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST PRoMISEN CLERGY
NAE.-Rev. II. o. Hoffman, pastor 81 the First
Methodist church, at Bloomington, M, has been
on trial before committee OF the church for ten
days, the charges being seduction and bastardy.
Yesterday unanimous verdict was found de-
claring him guilty. Mr.. hoffman Is one OF the
most prominent and talented Methodist ministers
In the west and is f0rty-Seyen years OF age.
About six years ago he was acquitted OF a similar
charge by church court at Quincy.
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Wall Street Today.

NEW YORK, January 28.-The Posps financial ar
ticle q 40 pm. editiOnl says:-The Stock Exchange
markets are all quiet to-day United States bonds
are u higher for the extended IS. and otherwise
unchanged. Southern state bonds are nominal
Railroad bonds are generally higher. Although
ing the first hour continued to rise, yet the net
changes as we write are compared with yes
terday's closing prices fractI0nally, the mar
ket in the last hour having been rather
heavy, although, as we write, very steady
The principal dealings have been in Denver,
Western Union Telegraph, Northwest, Milwaukee
and st. Paul, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
and New York Central and Lake Shore. There is
no important news to affect prices to-day. The
money market continues very easy for cali loans
on stocks at 4a5 per cent, and on U. S. bonds at 3
Der cent Time loans and mercantile paper are
unchanged. With the closing OF the mails for to-
days steamers which take out no gold, the for
eign exchange market has relapsed into extreme
duilneSS
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The Trichinn Victi ms.

MINNEOLA. MIMI, January 2-In addition to
the three persons whose death from trchinR was
mentioned in these dispatches, five more Of the
seventeen who were stricken, are so dangerously
Ill that their lives are despaired of.
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A Family Poisoned.

C0RINTH, KY, January "a family named
Romann, living on the outskirts of the town, were
poisoned night before last While at supper. 1t is
supposed there was arsenic I'm the corn bread Five
OF the family are lying at the point Of death. No
inv eStigatiOn has been made.
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Two Italia as, at Lafayette Ind. the oyfners OF a
dancing bear, are supposed to have EeLn killed by
their pet The animal attacked othe5 peranna and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-28

Mr.. O'DoNovAN. editor o. the United Trfshnla,L
who arrived in New York yesterday from Havrc.
delivered an address In the evening before the
executive council or the Irish NationA Land
Ipaeue
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TIE SrRAsBURGRR CAsE.-Yesterday, in the Equity
Court, the'mot1On OF j. and I. Cousins and others
against Hart l. Strasburger, for an injunction and
receiver, was argued before Judge Wylie. The
court enjolned and restrained the defendant Stras
burger and Jacob Rich. assignee, from diSposing
OF any part OF the merchandise contained In
stores sos and 306 18th street northwest
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PhiIadelphia,s Female Bro ker.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2a-The supreme court
to-day refused to discharge Marion L. Dow, the
SPECTATORS, and remanded her to the county
prison.
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A DYING Actor.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2S-The well known
actor. John Z. McDonough, is lying dangerously
from a cancer, involving the lower jaw, tongue
and neck. His death Is hourly expected.
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A Postmaster $4,000 Short

READING, PA, January ga special agent on
the post office department now here has dis
covered that Geo. w. Grant, the postmaster OF
this city, is short about $1,000 Grant has been
deposed and the Office is In charge Of his sure
ties,
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Overdue steamers Safe.

NEW YORK, January 28.-The steamship "Amy
Dora," which left Shields, England. for this port,
December oath, and was reported as overdue,
arrived here this morning. Her protracted voyage
was due to the heavy weather. The steamship
reported overdue, left Plymouth on January eth
and Is expected here to-day or tomorrow
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BILLS TO PUT NAVAL OFFICERS ON THE RETIRED
LIsT-The House yesterday passed bill to place
Medical Director John Thornley,, q. S. n, on the
retired list, with pay from May 29th, 1861. The
House also passed bill for placing Capt. W. Whit
Ing On the retired list, with the rank and pay OF
commodore
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PORT JERvIs, N. Y, January 2S.-Detective
Zandt, OF Brooklyn came to this village last night
and arrested Mrs A. j. Holly, who with her hus-
band, now in New York, is charged with abandon
Ing their infant and lea wing it on the steps of a
house on Concord street, Brooklyn. Mrs. Holly,
it is said, confessed her guilt to the officer who
took her to New York this morning.
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SENATE CONFIRMATIONs.-The Senate In execu-
tive session yesterday confirmed only two nominal
tons, viz: F. X. JONES' to be coiner of the New Or
leans mint, and Milo Blair, to be postmaster at
Sedala, Mo.
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ON EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY
JANUARY THIRTY AND THIRTY-FIRsT.
The above embraces the highest specimens of Chinese
Art imported Into this country; designed meet
the requrementsof the most eshetic tsstes and is in
every respect worthy of your attention.
j26-6t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
~ Southeast cor 9th and streets northwest.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AND EFFECTS CONTAINED IN PREM
SEES No G25 STREET NORTHWEST, COMPRIS-
ING IN PART HANDSOME WALNUT PARLOR
SILK: MARBLE-TOP TABLE, RECEPTION AND
OTHER CHAIRS. WHAT-NOT. BRONZED BOU-
VET. TAPESTRY. AND OTHER CARPETS;
RUGS. HALL FURNITURE, DINING-ROOM
FURNITUkE EXTENSION TABLE, SIDE
WALNUT CHAMBER SETS, WASHSTANDS,
MATTRESSES. FEATHER BEDS. AND Pill
LOWS, BED CLOTHING, BLANKETS, SPREADS,
&c; TOWELS, NAPKINS, CROCKERY, CHINA,
AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN WARES, COOK
STOVE. INTERROGATION &C, &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWENTY
SIXTH. commencing at Ten O'CLOCK, at the above
and partly enumerated above, to which we invite at
tention.
j23-St VIM H. SHRYOCK, Executors
gs-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
By order of the Executors t1f-d
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DRAFTS OF THE JEANETTE SURVIVORS TO BE
Notwithstanding Hunt to-day telegraphed to
the Navy department agents abroad to pay all
drafts drawn by the Jeanette survivors.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., January 2S.-James Fl.
Fielder and his sister, Barbara, were skating on
the Raritan river, near SayerVile, this morning,
and were drowned They went down clinging to
each other
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RANGE OF THE THERMoxETER.-The following are
the readings OF thermometer at the Signal Office
pm, 81 deES MAXIMUM, $40 deg minimum.
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THIS EVENING.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. JEWELRY. SII4NERWAIsE, SPOONS,
FORKS. ROGERS KNIVES. &c, AT AUCTION.
On TO-NOEEOW. JANUARY TWESTY-TOURTH,
NJ TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, HALF-PAST TWO and
HALF PAST SEVEN p. NJ. and continuing
from day To day until entire stock Is disUOsed
of. at our salesrooIn. 10th and d streets,
facing PennsyECnia avenue. This stock will be sold
and awarded to the highest bidder III every
let the amount be what 1t Goods will be sold
At private sae. Every person interested should attend
eus sale, the goods will be sold at great bargains.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS s CO.. Aucts.
i. III. ALLEN, Salesman. 123-6t
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CADET MIDsHIPMAN T. H. Matthews has been
detached from the Tennessee and placed on wait
ing orders,
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An Insurance Scheme Nipped in the
RlAS1.

NEWARK, n. j., January 2S.-The Home Mutual
Benefit Society of New York, for insuring against
injury by accident, sickness or death, opened an
Office here three weeks ago. Its business was
stopped to-day by order of the commissioner Of in
Suran nee, as 1t was illegal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-28

THEY WANT OFFICEs.-Ftrst Assistant Post
master General Hatton to-day received a letter
from gentleman, saying he would like to have
appointments Immediately for himself and two
sons as route agents, and the Postmaster General
GOT a letter from lady, asking for good appoint
son she assigned for the desire OF her daughters to
get the appointments was that they want more
doing. Their present salary. she wrote. is
only s'$5 per week each" "
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HOUSEFURNISUINGS.

DEcoEArED
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN,
ENGLISH, FRENCH,
DRESDEN AND CHINESE.
RODGERS ENGLISH CUTLERY.
FINE PLATED WARE,
WATER FILTERS AND KITCHEN UTENSILS.
NJ. W. BEVERIDGE,
UATE WEIR BEvERIDGE,)
t26 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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YORK STOCK MARKET.

THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
(l,aon
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AUCTION SALES.

SECOND REGULAR BIZ MONTHLY SALE FOR 1882
adEE WsEH 3 DE RKcos SS IeHET AND TEA
WARE CUTLERY AND House
voxn,v FURNN SI sI5I g, Go0DS, ,oo,.
At TEN A NJ ''
At Store No 46 Lexingtoa street. Baltimore.
Packages and Packing furnished at cost
Nezt Sale. February 18th
j27-2t TAYLOR \ DREAMER. Auctioneers
's'HOMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
CHINESE DECORATED PORCELAIN WARE
OF the Finest Grades,
Embracing
DINNER, TEA AND BREAKFAST SETS. VASES
OF VARIOUS SIZES, PUNCH BOWLS TOT.
LET BOXES, FRUIT DISHES.
Ere, Ere.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING,
JANUARY THIRTY-FIRsT. AT 100 PM.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY FIRST,
AT 3 AND 7:3O PM.
AT THE OLD CLUB HOUSE.
Formerly used for the Art Loan Exhbitton),
S. E. corner of 18th and streets Washington D. c.,
Opposite Wormley's
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BENSINGEK, AuctiOnecr,
De Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
938, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue

Mss &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY MORNING. commencing. at TEN
CCCLOCK. Special attention given to the sales Of
Real Estate ard Personal property. Liberal advances
all consiznments. Ija16] 8. BENSINGER Auct,
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DEMPSEY DEMPSEY.
ONE DOLLAR PER 100 FOB
Prizes
CNGLISH VISITING CARDS
Printed from Plate"
Only ests.shmenin the city furnishing that quality
and do.g TIE work perfectly
A fresh and esgant assortment also
FANCY STATIONERY,
CHRIST MAS CARDS.
LEATHER GOODS, and
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
DEMPSEY,
STATIONER AND ENGRAVER
Old Established House.
nis-Jn 30 Penna. ave-, bet 9t. aud 10th streets.
SCHOOL BOOKS
BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED
ANGllh'S ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE
CocCoRAS BUILDING. L STREET
Cash paid for al kinds of Books Pamph Ec s1a I'm
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SECRETARY FOLGER AND THE SUPREME CoUR7
FACANCY.-An intimate friend Of Secretary
Folger stated to-day that the Secretary would MOI
be appointed to I'LL the vacancy on the supreme
bench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-28

ASSISTANT SOLICITOR ROBINSON, of the Treasury
department., has been called to Massachusetts by
the death OF his father.
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I'd Edition.
MEDALS FOR THE GRANT PHALANx.
THE DEMOCRATS ON THE TARIFF.
MRS. sCOVILLE ON THE DIVORCE STORY

The DEMOCRATS AND THE TARIFF QUEsTrON.-The
indications are that caucus will soon be called
by democratic representatives for the purpose OF
aScertaining the standing OF respective members
on the tariff question, and with view OF deciding
upon basis OF concerted action when the matter
comes before the House In reply to an inquiry
this mornings prominent democratic member or
the ways and means committee said he had not
heard OF any decided movement in that direction
but that general conference on the subject was
quite desirable. The same gentleman gave it as
MS opinion that the committee will decide to re-
port bill providing for a tariff commission, in
which event he thinks that the subject will be agi-
ta1ed In the House to such an extent that caucus
VIII DE rendered necessary. 1t is conceded that
the minority OF the committee will oppose the pro-
position to refer the tariff question to a commits
sion. The democrats have not yet selected caucus
officers for the session, but the last chairman, Mr.
House, of Tennessee, has authority To call the
members together if the leaders OF the party de-
clue that conference Is necessary.
THE DAKOTA QUEsTI0N.-The House committee
on territories to-day heard further argument from
members of the Dakota delegation on the subject
OF dividing the Territory.
TENURE OF OFFICE.-Representative Morse, of
tennessee, has introduced a unique bill in the
House, which he calls "a bill to fix official tenure"
IL is prefaced with preamble, which In effect de-
ciareS that to the victorS belong the Spos but as
an administration lasts but four years. the term of
Office Is fixed for four years. except in case of the
reelection Of President for a second term, when
the tenure Is fixed at eight years. The bin has
Deen referred to the committee which is expected
to reform the civil service.
THE NOMINATION FOR THE NORFOLK POST OFFICE
TO BE observation-disclosures hePresi-
dent sent to the Senate the nomination OF II. B.
Nichols to be postmaster at Norfolk, Va. Nichols
was endorsed and supported by Congressman De-
Zendor1, who, during the canvass last year, was
opposed to the coalition: AS soon as the nolnina-
ZION was made Senator Malone, taken very much
Dy surprise, rushed to the White House and pro-
it against it. He has succeeded in induc-
Ing the President to consent to withdraw the
nomination, and message to this effect will be
sent TO the Senate Monday, unless meantime Mr..
Dezendorf can influence the President to change
ms mind. But this is not deemed probable.
senator Malone has not yet filed in the depart
ment an application for the appointment of the
man OF his choice, but he has him selected. He is
state senator from the Norfolk district, and the
presumption is that he Will get the office. Mr..
NlchoiS, who Is In the city, heard OF the contem-
PA ted withdrawal OF his name, and, accompanied
6y congressman DezendOrf, went to see the Presi-
dent about it this afternoon.
ASSISTANT SOLICITOR ROBINSON nj tho Treasury
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FINED.-Margaret Graney, who was before the
Police Court yesterday for aSSaulting ThOs. Meley.
liquor dealer, In the first ward, by cutting his
head with brick, fined $40 and costs, and re-
quired to give bonds to keep the peace.
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THE WILL Of the late Henry E. Rockwell has
been filed with the Register Of Wills, with pc
ttion for letters testamentary to issue. He be-
queathes his residence, $50 street. to his wife:
his piano and a 81 eco T. S. bond TO his dadghter
Julia Lee Rockwell; two L. s. bonds OF $500 to his
son, Julius Ensign Rockwell; his furniture and
other property to his wife, son. Julius E., and
Julia Lee and he directs that his sisters
be remembered. His wife and sou Charles B. are
named as executors.
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RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
Willie, Harvester VIM. Totten, Chief, Maggie,
Tom Hamblet0n, VIM. B. Coleman and Daniel
Sheets, all with OYSTERS altogether 10000 bushels,
for market.
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j23-3t
DOWLING, Auctloneer.

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the nclemency OF the weather until MONDAY
IHlRTIETH lNSTANT. at same hour and place.
BN order OF the Executors. I'D
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THE COLUMBIAN AMATEUR JOURNALIsrs' Asso-
CITATION, OF the District OF Columbia, to-day filed
with the recorder OF deeds certificate of ineorpO-
ration, with John F. Darr, Peter Paret, and j..
William Garner as trustees for the first year. The
term OF existence Is hxed at % years
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A DANGEROUS THEA young colored man.
named David Lucas, was tried In the Police Court
this afternoon, charged with the larceny OF vest
from Philip Cohen. secondhand dealer on 7th
street, and also with assallting Cohen, who testl-
fled that yesterday this man came into his store
and tried togo out with a vest that he had stolen
and drew knife and cut witness across the face,
The case was continued until Monday Tor medical
tAafi-soU~ az Tn tina axfant at thu wni1nda-
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THREE CARD MONTE.-Edward Smith, young
white man, was arrested by Policeman Breen, OF
the fifth precinct station. yesterday, on the charge
OF larceny OF SIP from countryman by the ''three
card monte" trick at the steamboat wharf some
time ago. The particulars OF the transaction were
published in The STAR at the time. The case was
continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-28

he PLEADED INSANITY Martin Showers, an
elderly white man, was put on trial in the Police
Court this afternoon charged with assaulting a
young white lady, named Grace f. Stanton, OF No.
3l9 10th street southeast, and also with asSaulting
Policeman Howe, when attempting to arrest him.
The prisoner when arraigned said: "Gentiemen,
don't know anything about it," The young
lady testified that yesterday afternoon
this man approached her and her siSter-in-aw
at the corner Of Sth and L streets southeast, and
said: "COme On gals, and have glass OF beer"
and then caught hold Of witness arm. Officer
Howe testified that when he arrested this man,
who was drunk for insulting the ladies', he fought
desperately. The court fined him $40 or 80 days in
Jail in each case,
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T. IeniSyiF4u!a, west virginia, North Carolina
and South Carolina, General w. A. Robinson, Pitts
burg, Pa.
IS. s Ohio, Indiana and Missouri, General II. NJ.
& Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Dakota.
Montana and Washington territories General j. q.
Parkhurst, Coldwater, Mich.
T. Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Mis-
Sissippl, Florida, Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas
Lieutenant John Ruhm, Nashville, Tenn
3. Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado
Nevada, California, oregon, and Idaho, Wyoming,
Utah, New Mexico and Arizona territories, General
j. c. Smith, Chicago, ILL.,
THE sINEwS OF WAR
Although the labOrS of the committee have been
scarcely inaugurated, subscriptions are already
coming in, In manner that promises well for the
complete execution OF the proposed plans. The
regular army appears TO have taken hold OF the
matter with an especial VIM Subscriptions have
been received from nearly every regiment in the
scription Of nve dollars from Commissioned ofi-
GERS, two from non-comm1ssoned officers and one
from the prlvateS AS an example OF the interest
the past lew days subscriptions from the following
commands: Oncers and men at Fort Cummings
Na; s Co. A. Fintka ,n rGrt GSeqr dAene
T TStf Na, bssota sS Co sSth isIsntSy,
iansry Post Feasernan w So 81 r.
These amounts are not large, but are
strictly in accordance with the plans Of the com
mfttee, which c0ntemplates the accumuiation of a
large number OF snail subscriptions In order that
the largest possible number OF contributors NAV
be represented In the completed structure. Thus,
In the aggregate amount thus far received by Col
Corbin more than fiye hundred subscribers are
represented. The National Guard are promptly
responding with equal regard to the proposed
scheme. During the past week there has been re-
ceived subscriptions from Co. H, OF the sd Brook
lynn New YORK, Co l, eth New York; the Tibbitts
Veteran Corps OF Troy, NY, and Co. X, OF the list
Michigan state Troops, at Mason, Mich, while a
check from the citizens OF Kalamazoo, Mich, for
$50 with the promise OF more. and one of 500 from
Gen. James ID. Morgan, OF Quincy, Illinois. has
served as illustrations OF the general interest that
is being taken 10 the project There seems little
doubt but that the monument at Washington viii
be among the outward evidences OF the strong
hold upon the Popular heart that was engendered
by the courageous Lie and dramatic death OF our
late Chief Magistrate.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-18

We had the pleasure Of paying a
visit to our friend, J. r. Ryan this
week. lie has u crowded house.
Of all kinds of goods, and il selling
cheap for cash, For cash, he can
buy and sell cheaper than any
body, keeps the best class Of goods,
and works TO the interest Of the
farmer all the time. High prices
cause hard times. Cheap for casl,
for cash only. Give Ryan the
first call, and save Your money.
Money is scarce. Hold fast to the
dimes and they will make you n
dollar.