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The Markets.

o-BALT1MORE June 2.-virNinia g. second series.
BALTIMORE June 2.-Cotton f1nu-mddlng, 10Y.
Flour quiet and firm. Whest-soutrern steady; west
al %; DO. amber: l.2sal is; No Maryland ia "a
june ne; wes 5 inter 5sd sPot l22aa1 2Ssf
s al 2S Sssptembes october l2s
southern white. 6oae4; do. yellow. 6AaS5: western
mixed spot 64ssa64k; June. 64s< asked; July. B5s1a
dnasonthern 5oass: western wnts. tos62; do mixed.
4sa5o; Pennsylvania. 60a5a: Rye DULL 6ss10: Hay
14a5a PACKED loss 2oaai Figs
Rio cargoes ordinary to fair. Sac. susar steady
eft sM copper ,etineA steady. l4Aa15 whisky
no barres wheat 25 600 bushels; corn. 46 600 bush
els oats 600 bushels: rye 400 bushels Shipments
wheat. 439. 600 bushels; corn. So. 600 bushels.
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FOUR CHILDREN BURNED TO pEArH
nre occurred In some mysterious way at Cur.
deysville. Montgomery county, Nd. about three
miles from Dawsonville, on Thursday last burn.
ing the building and four small children who were
In It. A cclored woman, named Beckwth, who
lived IN the house, went out TO work ana left her
children there. and during her absepce the IRE
TOOK place. The children, who were all small,
were completely burned M.
The Garfield sIuSG
The bust OF Gen. Garfield, lately erected IN the
chapel at Kendall Green rests on a pedestal OF
solid mahogany. with high background OF the
same material, ornamented with elaborate wood
carving. Underneath the pedestal the history OF
the bust is explained by plate of bronze bearing
the inscription:
James Abram Garfah,
Advocate in Congress OF the Higher
Education o. the Deaf.
1S6S-lSSO.
Ex-of1cio Patron OF this Institution 1881.
This memorial is tribute or gratitude from the
alumni and friends OF Institutions for the deaf in
America.
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70 decide bet which both parties agree to
leave to you, Will you kindly state whether or not
Hanlan was ever ruled or OF any course for throw
Ing race or any kind OF crooked work7 and
oblige respectfully, BIC.
tHanlan was ruled on the Charles river course
July D. 1877. for alleged misconduct In a race In
when ne was beaten by Piaisted. Hanian It was
alleged, fouled Riley Intentionally he was after
wards. however, reinstated.-ED. STARl
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
sheridan at Calxvav.

DUBLIN, June AIT the examination to-day OF
prisoner, charged with participation in the Let
teIrack murder conspiracy, the head constable ties.
1873, and tried to call meeting, and that he fed
In time TO avoid arrest on warrant which had
been issued against him.
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A Railway Con.oIidat,on.

WILMINGTON. DEL, June Am Ecery Evening
special from Georgetown says the final arrange
water system OF railroads under the title OF the
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia railroads, were
completed yesterday and directors OF the new
from Harrington, Del, to Franklin city. Va.
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DRAWING OF JULY IL, 1882.

M. ". Irwin. L: L N. R. R.. I'd and Main sts.,
Ed. Ge e. RiehsrdA or Rsid:vii: 4
Phil Witzleben. with RIG. Dun Co., Detroit,
". NJ: Martin, Bangor Mich.
Farmers National Bank. Stamford, KY.
T. s: Dlcharry. Ascension Parish. La, through
Bernard Lemann. DonaldsoIyille. Lac.
II. Is. Maynard. 22O Sd street. New Orleans,
+. A. Magi, 162 Ursulines street, New Orleans.
l.. Dupeire, 354 Dauphine street. New Orleans.
d. u. srear, 16 and IL Boy lston Market Bos-
WI Mass. :.........
Sno; ID. scott. w. Il. Il. K. Co, Washington,
~ O...sssssss
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The HEARsE FOR THE PAYNE OBsEoUEs-NufYer
steam er John Gibson. New York to GEORGETOWN,
TO arrive here Monday or Tuesday, the hearse TO
De used next Saturday at the Refinement OF John
Howard Payne. It is rich, plain, square FINISHED
hearse. with plate glass walls, and surmounted
by six urns It has been ordered by Mr.. A. Cow
will be first used at these memorial exercises
drawn by four white horses Mr.. 6awler is the
undertaken tn charge
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETKR.-The following
were the readings at the ufce OF the chief signal
onicer to-day: am. 6e.S: II am, us; 3 pm.
73.5. Maximum $50; minimum, 6l2
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a Raid on a Chinc.e Op,um Dem.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2-The police early this
morning made raid on the Chinese laundry and
opium den In the basement OF No. 60 north 10th
street. kept by All Fou. Two young women were
and a man named Woo is, a minstrel performer
who hal accompanied the women. All Fou was
held In $1,000 bail for keeping q d1sreputable
house.
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The Charles County, Nd, Scandal.
BEL AssAULB THB STATE o0unsKL II TIE
cOURT-KoOH
The trial Of George W. Carpenter, q commits
sioHer OF Charles county, Nd. charged with q
feaonious assault ON Ellen b Scott 1t her home In
EanJemoy. which has been In progress at Port
Tobacco. Nd. Tor Several days. ended yesterday
fhe jury being unable 70 agree. The Jury was
disehargsd at noon, standing seven for conviction
and I'VE for acqnittal Carpenter admitted On the
stand that he had been intimate with the girl but
and swore that she resisted with all her force but
was overpoWered During the thai OF the case
there have been many hot words between Counsel
whach cNa1ntnated last evening, Just after the ad
tournMcnt OF the court, by
4 STARTLING EPIsoDI
Last Tuesday there Was O dispute between l.
Allison Wilmer. one of the counsel m the de-
Tense, and exJadge Maxruder, VINO - assisting
the prosecution. Mr.. Wilmer said certain uues.
ton had been asked and answered. and the en-.
Judge saia: ST d false" Yesterday Mr.. Ma
gruder seferred 70 che matter In his closing
speech. which was loudly applauded Tne court
fhe room. HI. Magruder was seated at q table sns
front or the judges bench, his head bent over
s6me papers, which he was tying I'D IN q buRllA.
when Wilmar rushed up from behind ana struck
Nh. Magruter powerful blow on the back OF the
head. saying ef the same time. scafled me uar,
did your" Other blews followed. ana Mr. Ma
Rruder was soon extended at full length on the
moor. The bystanders separated them and the
as6a1iant was removed, but not put under arrest.
An application viii be made for BAN FOR Carpen.
writ win be heard, and tSe Gaze probably removed
10 some ether court. most likely Prince 0eorye'A
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 1s 1893

Chas. Rigney, IT., Maysvire, Ala, collected
through w. Il: kison Co. Huntsville Ala.
Louisville.
Paid National Metropolitan Bank, Washington.
Georre Kojer Z.iesti 06;o ~, ic:;. ~
First National Bank, Cincinnati. Ohio,
Samuel Cook. 1908 10th street northwest, WASH
ingtUn, DC.
Geo. +. Harris, Surgeon Generals once. Wash.
ington. D.C....................... .... 49,.
L. +. Davis. 23H Washington street, New Or:
2: Luscy. $50 burgundy street New Orleans.
Henry Mendel. collected through SeasonTood.
Sons Co. Cincinnati. Ohio ...,.,...--
Paid Nodsway Valley Bank Maryyilis. Mo-.
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The alarm Of flre from box No 46, at about 12
o'clock to-day, was for the burning Of some rub
Dish near the gardner's house, in the Arsenal
Tits morning Detective Ran swore out q war
rant against keeper OF pawn shop for failure 20
take proper description OF the person who
pIwned the gold headed cane for Is. worth f25,
stolen from DR.. McArdle on Thursday night last
The penalty is from $40 to 500
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General Foreign News BY Cable,

THE ALLEGED COUNTY MAYO CONSPIRACY.
CASTELAR,, June 2-The inquiry into the
murder conspiracy in county Mayo was continued
to-day. The crown counsel states that they would
furnish evidence which would convict the pris-
oners with treason-felony and murder.
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Telegraphic Briefs,

President Barrios OF Guatemala has given I'D til
idea OF making another trip to Europe.
me Costa Rtca congress is in session. but 1
doing absolutely nothing. 1t seems to be afraid t
grapple with the financial question.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO, June 2-The Will of Amasa
stone was made public to-day. After making lib
eral provision for his wife and family, he be-
queathes to Adebert College ar the estate reaches
IS 5OO oOO. 500, 600; to the home for aged women
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For full particulars a. the Grand Semi A snual
Draxise Of the l9th inst sc schcuse IN another column
" Tits paper today. 1t
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DRAWING OF MARCH 70, 1saa,

I. Allen Rs scnssfsr: Ansnt9xn. P.::;:..:.. 15.oot
Co. .;;;:::..-:-m.:-: Aoot
thsongh Nat Bank Of st: PAUL.. Is, 0Ot
yOnn Snlpley, Hort1se0wn. Tenn. 5000
tsraei brown, Ocs1 Fla; OO(
n. aiH4 fe1tce 161 Caus g., New Or1eans.... 2.OOl
rAo Internaoon1 Bank. Chicago Ills. q OO(
a; Runaway, Chicago. lHs. .............. 2, 00(
SEs1oD I: 4cxson NeWouryPWt Mass. g 00l
IfxT Wmtnan Xennery1ife. La. !. 2Ol
Prod. John c. Spills. II Hopkins st., Ctncfn-
natl Ohio observation-disclosures. i9ol
George d feIsons Mount Lookout, Ohio ], cot
Coed AmeliA Ohio. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. / 20l
yne; fEanc1sco Washington. D. C.............. I2O(
W. n. 81. Ciair' washington. d. C............. 2O
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JOHNSON, THE BOSTON CATERER. FUR
nlshes MEALS at $780,, frst-class TABLE BOARD
ss per month. Meals. in first class order. sent out
snort notice. Give him trial. BE is located ct b23
idence. 121I 10Th streef norfhvagt Ort1ers promDv
attended to. MIA IN
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OnpOsitiOn tn n,ax

PANAMA, May A-Mexican papers printed on
the Pacific coast are commencing to abuse Gen.
DiaZ for his friendship with Gen. Grant and to de-
clare that the autonomy OF the republic will be
threatened should Diaz become president
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER 10. l

DRAWING OF DECEMBER 10. 1882.
Sallie F. Kingsley. 1923 Master st., Philadel-
rh PnH;
Harper S. Fries, 1877 w. Court ST., Cincinnati.
John T. Garvin Is Willard place South End
Boston, Mass
F. Bolhagen. II Pine St. st. Louis, Mo-.
l.. Sheltol. collected through Kentucky Ma.
eD4oi lam.
Mrs Harriet Woodnlan, Vesper. Onondaga Co.,
D., u " .;,-.;...:..-.,.........
PAID els. Fargo Co. 3 Bank, San Francisco,
Underwood Fishey. collected through LIST Ma
uonal Bank. hree Rivers. Mich, ,,
Geo. g. q u. Ayres. Danyille. Va................
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The Baltimore walking Match.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June AT D. m this after
noon the score at the walking match was:
Hughes, 81 miles lap; Neremac, 495 miles laps:
Panchot, 4s5 miles: Hart, 1888 miles IL laps
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Name. O e. Aon1e

THE HAIsrEAD-wyMAS CksE ArrEALEp-In tho
case or United States ex rel Hal stead administra-
.or OF estates OF J. j. and J. N. Pullman. OF Ten
nessee, against A Z. Wyman, Treasurer United
StaDes In which the Court in General TERM
awarded mandamus TO compel the payment OF
certain drafts, the respondent has taken an appeal
70 the supreme Court or the United States.
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The commissioner appointed to take testimony
in support OF the petition 10 d.sbar Dukes hogan
yestar6ay at Unio0sown, Pa 70 examine mi.
0aSSe5.
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VoYAGERs TO EURoPE.

VS<1@o@saS0 ~ EUKUPE
]. ". BOTELER SON
Arc me Agents for the s,le of tickets IN fs District
Of the
1NMAN STEAMSHIP co.
Parties proposing to visit En,o,,o .,, o., IN ivfr
, NV. BoTELER son,
020 R1nn. Are.
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Hon. W. ID. Kelly GOiag to Europe
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2-The Hon. w. D.
Kelly left this city this morning for New York
from which port he will sail this afternoon for
EurODe.
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SECRETARY CHANDLRR will leave this afternoo
Tor Annapolis, to remain over Sunday.

RESIGNATION OF 4 ERCRHT SERVICE OFFEcER.-
Major E g. Rathbone, Of the secret service divi-
sion OF the Treasury department.. with which he
mas neen connected for over nine yearA. has ten
dered ms resignation to take effect on the lst OF
July next He has accepted the position OF CHIEF
OF special examiners in the Pension Office.
TIE TAILAroosA no eAu NoRTH.-The Tallapoosa
has been ordered on northern trip and will leave
On Monday, making tour q the northern yards
Lieut. Merry will have charge Of the vessel pend
Ing permanent appointment
PosrNAsTERs MUST ATTED 10 BuslHEss-Post-
master General Gresham to-day issued the follow
ing order: "Postmasters at flrst ana second class
omoes win hereafter give their personal attention
10 the business Of their Offices, and not absent
themselves therefrOm without authority granted
upon written application to this department. A
violation OF this ordar 1tu be deemed sQn1cient
cause TOR removal
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DRAWING OF APRIL Ii. 1859

Michael Connolly. Troy, N.Y...
Henry u; KiesslinX. lS6 Dearborn It. Chica.
Anatoe Tricot Vermi,ion, ;ils ii Ia
James 3. Day. Malta Bend. Saline Co.. Mo-.
Edwin T. EiseBberv. Jr.. Philadelphia, Pa.
81. II. Harper. ST. Georges. Colleton Co., 8. O.
VIM: II. Hampton. Tracy City, Franklyn Co..
R. F. Kruger. al lth st.. Milwaukee, Wis.
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RowpY COrl.EaH SfuDKNrs-A marty az vtudeuu
from Madison University drove into Earlvine, New
York. last night, and hired q hall there. turned
our the lights, and proceeded 20 haze two young
students they had brought win them~ They made
such Q racket - 70 ser1oo&ly alarm the vllageg4
and two ladies who were very siQk were mad6
much Wcrse. Amer making Night or II and break,
ing an Uhe STsst lamps In the Village the stulento
went homa
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DRAWING OF MAY o. 1882,

John Weger. Kaeota, MIMI, through First
Nationa Bank. It. Peter. Mimi. .........
Charles Nelson. cor. Sixteenth ct. and Avenue
NJ, Galveston. Tex.
W. H. Ackers, II kiver st., Cambridgeport,
Gillett h Co.'S Newburyport Express and Fast
Freight inc. 80 Court Square, 43 Franklin
ct. snd rs Kilby st. Boston, Mas. ........
Irving Pierce. through Bank Of Commerce. ST.
- LOUIS. MO.
O. n. Stinson. Fairfield. Iowa, Announcements.
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DRAWING OF JUNE Is. 1882.

OSA "1NU OI JUNE ID. 1867.
Beall & Ricketts,. through Kentucky National
OiA; iIous'n nn, 49,.
mrs. d. Ffonty. S92 Bourbon st., New Orleans
Chas. W: Morrison. Ellsworth. M Ne. ........:....
Joe Q. Chambodut. Galveston, Tex..........
h. D. Rayne. Baronne and Canal sts., New Or
Mrs. L. Horn. 157 st. Ann at. New Orleans. 30.
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A1eXandria Affairs,
Reported for TIE EVENING SrAR.


CoNFEDERATE DEcoRATIoK.-Confederate Memo
rial Day will be observed here June 6th-next
Wednesday. The mound In Christ Church yard,
az the head OF Cameron street, under which rest
military cemetery will be strewn with flowers
ana graves IN various Of the city cemeteries viii
ELECTION CoNTEsTs-There will be, It is UNDER
stood. several contests over the legality OF the
validity OF the recent election iDsevera OF the dis.
the legality OF the registration lists used ana the
qua OF one OF the clerks is disputed; and
IN washington district 1t is said that the tenn
perance ladies' from Washington prevented whisky
from exercising It's due or customary influence In
the election.
POI. Police REPoEr.The following prisoners are de-
tanned at the station house this morning: s.Sissn
being drunk ana diserder,y, and Louisa Scott ar.
dress from Elizabeth Jones' The mayor at his last
court sent Robert Lee, colored, to jail on the
ch cha Of being dsSfder His mental condition
was fined $ and costs for assault upon Cora An
derson. George Smith, OF Louisiana, is held In
othy Sullivan In Alexandria county on THURSDAY
night last. He WIN shortly have hearing before
RAILROAD DazDs .eT hsa deco o, Commissioners,
stuart. Heaton and others, who sold the Wash
1ngton ana Western railroad for $780, OOO WAS put
The railroad il conveyed to the WashinStons Ohic
Z western railroad company. The same deed
win be recorded in all the counties through which
REfeRTER's ForEs.-The funeral OF j. 8. Wood
young Alexandria printer, who died OF CONSUME
ton at Providence hospital, took plaCD this after.
noon from the residence OF Collector Ill., ON Lee
A Burnett cut some weeks ago, Is now at work. his
wound an healed. Burnett his assaiiant Is out
on ba1.-Miss Mary COW1fng has bought for
$3.50 in cash the two brick houses formerly be-
longing TO the Lowe estate, at the southeast cor.
ner Of Kang and Alfred streefA THIS % coasf4er.
able advance on the last sale OF this property q
few years agO.-As soon as the charcoal CON
tracted nor arrives, the Potomac Manufacturing
company, Win begin the manufacture or charcoal
Work."Tfe circuit court yesterday made q DE-
cree In the case OF Merrill agt Wilkinson for the
Alfred and Wolfe streets.-The market this
morning was unusually wen attended, but prices
were maintained fulfy equal 60. ana IN some cases
above, the rates current In the Washington mar.
kets-C0nnc1lman W. g. Moore 70 arranging an
annex TO his IRON works, there TO make the coated
metal known as galvanized iron.
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KfLAKD HE'S TdKKE YoUN1 cHILDKRN And HeW.
sELF.-Au Martin Douglass and her three small
children weze found yesterday morning 10 rheif
home at Huntsville. ten miles from OAf1faae Pa.
with their thrOats cut from ear to ear. IL "a sun.
posed that the mother. while In fit OF insanity
murdered her children and afterwards took her
own life. The coroners jury rendered q yerdiOs
20 this eject.
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NEW WAREHOUSES TO BE BUNT-The Bakers
Cooperative association Will Set about the cree
ton at once OF large ware house, corner North
capitol and streets northwest size 100 by 100
ieet on ground and two stories high. The material
the 'front.' or hard red brick nat roof covered with
tin; brick cOrnice. This Is for a wholesale flour
warehouse. The cost will be 50 500. Mr. james
McGiu will shortly erect q handsome and commo-
dious warehouse for the storage OF builders' ma
terial ON g street, square 376 This will be one
story high, So by 113 feet ground plan: material
OF haro red brick. 1t will cost $1,000
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ADMIRAL PORTER has requested to be relieved OF
the charge OF the training heet
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER IA. 1882.

DRAWING OF NOVEMBER IA, 1882.
J. NJ. Dixon, Ennis.
josephine Miller. 319 E. SD street, New York
~,
Chas. MoWatt. Schooner Lucy May" New
uo. 6uypoFe Mass ::..............
Chas. Noe, 60 New Church street, New York
10y
W. 7. Clark. Philadelphia, INSTRUMENTATION.
Emil %eidig, Hap Magazine street. New OR.
For account of Agent Southern EXPRESS Co..
Lynchburg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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EQUITY CoUKT-Jud0e Jdknex
To-day, Davis agt Thomas: pro cOnfessn Col.
Tins agt johnson; leave 70 nle amended biH
woodruff agt NasiOnal shelf and File Co.: on
hearing.
CIRCUIT COUKToJNd0e MdcAsfssr.
To-day. Pearson agt Iowa: motion to set aside
Judgment Oyerruled AarN0n Bro art. Walsh:
leave to Withdraw check. Swain agt Murdoch:
Default Abner agt Saunders; motion for judg-
ment OF condemnation grained. Roseham agL
Steele: flourish agt. same, and Mnhiefsen agt
same: motion to Qlash oveHuled-appeal noted.
Stone agt Birch; motion to Quash oveFrulsd.
DURING the absence OF The chief OF engineers
Lieut. Col John g. Parke, corps OF engineers, win
take charge OF the ONCE.
THE MARINE HOSPITAL 6RRVICk-Ths special
board appointed to examine candidates for Ap-
potntment as assistant surgeons in the Marine
hospital service, has reported that the following
I'VE candidates passed the examination In the
order named: /, Arthur d. Beyan, OF
Chicago; 3. A. Il. Glennen, OF the District OF Col
umbia; 5, Eugene Wasden, OF South Carolina; 4,
4. r Battle. OF North Carolina; 8, 3 d. Brooks
OF Massachusetts, There IL at present enc Va
cAncy In the service. Mr.. BeyAn WIN reeedve the
appointment,
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DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER IL, 1882.
Il. X Deacon; collected through Bates County
D. T. Blair; President East Miss. Matrimonial
, Association. Columbus, Miss ................ Is
n: Johnson Houston Tex. .:..:.............. Is
Peter 0. johnson. Ill Seneca st. ,Leavenworth,
Micnael A. Finnsran' IIdar n:ca Ho.ton o
mass. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. B
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THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF the list Co-opera.
tive Building Association was held last night at
Dashaway hall The report or the secretary Mr.
G. w. King, was as follows: Receipts, $50 6SS SO:
disbursements. Ss2 Ssab0 Assets: Advances out
standing, 81, 6SS.47; premiums due, sIg7.53: ar
rearages on stock, S2S5 10; balance In bank. 1884,
Sl-$S0 ,71e9l; less advance payments. el96 90
$305s9.11. Stock account: Issued, l.O29 shares:
advanced On, S1.S shares; not advanced on, $751; !;
redeemed. IL shares: forfeited, 4; value Of each
share. $30.16S The following were elected: John
Leetch. president; H. p. Gilbert, vice president;
Mayhem Platter, treasurer; Geo. W. King, secre.
tary. directors, NJ. A. MCGOWAN and j. M. Waters
holding over, O. B. Jack son. w. F. Gibbons, Dr. l.
W: Richie. J. II. Schuitze, r. w. Darby.
LITERARY AND MUsIcAL-The subject for discus.
Sion at the Bethesda literary association on Thurs.
DAY evening WAS, " Does attending theaters
tend to lessen ones religious xeal7" in which the
dlsputants. NessrS Turner. Ferguson, Cornell
0oihgs and others acquitted themselves credita.
Oily: Inc exercises were Interpreted with music
by Prot. Turner.
NoTEs-A new pump is being put In at the cor
neF or Langan and I'd streets.-The residents
abont Market and "a streets would like 20 know
when the sewer. began there about eight months
age. IL going to be completed. ever.
SHIPfNG -5Cleared-Schr. Vim. a Ken
zel soDer. Cor Providence: scAr. annie Whiting,
Gray, for Boston
Cofnl11oF OF TIE WATER--Great Ealls ana both
reservoir, Clear
SEE advertisement Of First Cooperative puilc-
ing association.
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A BRIGADE ORGANIZATIONS

WHrTEwAsHING TIE TREEs.-The parking com.
mlssloners look with satisfaction upon many OF
the shade trees and tree boxes on the streets
which have received a coat OF whitewash from the
residents living adjacent TO them THIS white.
washing Is or great service TO the trees besides
giving Clearly and wholesome appearance TO the
ne1ghborhood where IL is done There Is no an.
preparation this year from CONGRESS- for THIS pur.
pose, nd II heusekeepers would direct their ser.
wants to apply the whitewash brush TO trees on
the streets adjoining their premises the whole
thing would be accomplished without cost 10 any
one worth mentioning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-02
FORTUNES FAvORfrEs.

FORTUNES FAvORfrES.
wfse They Are, Where They Live. and
20 What Extent She BEesses Them.
The Wonderful Record OF tho
Past Year.
partial list Of fine prizes above one Thousand Dol
lars. paid By The Louisiana State Lottery Company
during the year ending April 1885, together with the
names and addresses given to the Company by the
holders emitting those who have requested it.
Receiptsfor the amounts are on file at the Offices of the
Company.