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On ell raison de dire que de-
puis Emancipation la race noire
s'est consid6rablement am6lio-
rec. Une n6gresse d'Athens, EN-
George, Went de donner nais-
sance q un petit gaillard qui a
tOutes ses dents!
Combien de blanches en- &c monde
Ne pourraent pas en- dire autnnt?
Air cOnnu.
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II est tomb6, l'autre jour, q
Laramie, dams lie Colorado, une
neige rouge qui a fait au sol un
tapis ponrpre dun demi-pouce.
Quand toute cette neige a fondu
on cut dit nm ruisseau de sang.
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AVIS.

n ES personnes r6sidant dams la paroisse
- St. Landry qui doivent des licences sui
leurs professions, occupations on meters, en-
yertu de lois existantes, sont par les presentes
notif6es que les ditss licences, 81 elIes ne sont
pas payes avant 10 Ter Avril proclaim, 1888
seront collactees avec frais par l'avocat spe
cialement designs par lie Gouverneur Get ef
fet. &C. Z. DUSON,
Sheriff ct ColIecteur des Taxes.
Opelousas, IL Fevrier, 1888.
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Business Notices.

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lie Like Charles Commercial,
fparoisse Calcasieu) du 10 mars :

L6 1letsS OheeftCS OVHtWtofCttek,
fparoisse Calcasieu) du 10 mars :
Urn second puts art6sien a etc
cFanse par la compagnie. d une
distance d'environ 150 pieds, d
ponest dn premier, on dn puts
No. IL; rop6ration Il produit ex-
actement les memes r6sultats
cue celles du premier, ct CO sont
lee inemes collches Que l'on y q
e0nstat6es.
lie but ponrsnivi, en creusant
le second pnits, 6tait:
1O D6convrir ct d6terminer la
position Ut la direction de To-
c0nche de SQUIRE;
20 D6terminer la nature pre-
else des diff6rents tilons que Pom
traversait, attn de pOuvoir creu-
ser, dams les nlsalleures condi-
tions possibles, To puits qni doit
alder II l'extraction dn SQUIRE.
Lss premiers travaux ;avaient
kt6 commences par nj. Granet,
ing6nienr des mines, en- novem-
hea 1871, et ain mois d'aoit de-
lsann6e slsivante, on n'aVait Of
teint qn'une profondenr de 984
pituls arrive Ia, nj. Granet await
sl6clar6 mil 6tait dangerenx
dsallee plus lOin. Plusieurs in
a6nienrs lui ont succ6d6 sans
auccAs. Eu 1871, N. Dehaln await
faia raala nouyelle tentative qui|
ayait sG6 6galement abandonn6.
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OPELOUSAS:
SAMEDI matin, So: "a MARS, 1853.

La vile de Jackson, Etat du
Mississippi, a une frabrique de
males.
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On lit dams lie Figaro:

81 Qu6lqueS-uneS uo VOus, HES
danes nos lectrices, voulaient Sc
eorriger dune trop grande loqua-
cite, nous vous indiquerions le
moyen employee par les negresses
dune tribu jalofe, pour s'accou-
tuner q parler peu. C'est de te-
mir de l'eau dams leur bouche tout
le temps qu'elles s'occupent de
lenr menage, ct de ne la rejeter
que quand l'heure du premier re-
pas est arrive.
Ouf! Les femmes anront envle
de nous arracher les yenx; les
peres ct les maris nous remercie-
ront.
LIE 6 mai proclaim, aura lieu
une eclipse de soleil. Mais,
cas- extremement rare, - cette
eclipse n'aura dams sa totalit6,
qu'une dur6e de six minutes, ct
ne sera apercevable que de quel-
ques points situ6s en- plien Ocean
Pacifique.
O'est pour une des petites lies,
situ6es au milieu de Get immense
desert oc6anique, que part une
expedition plac6e sous la direc-
ton dun astronome distingu6,
M. Jansen. Leyoyage doit du-
rer trois mois ct celia pour faire
b6n6dcier l'astronomie dune OBJ
servation qui, ellie, ne doit durel
que six minutes.
La science, il faut en- convenir,
o a son service d'admirables de-
yOuementS.
M. HerbeIin a recu. hier soir
de la maison Glaudon-P Parret,
de P6lussin, d6partement de Ia
Loire, canton. de st. Thome
France, nne d6p9che qui lui an
nonce 10 depart de Bordeaux
pour la NOuv0Ile-Orleans, Gu
personnel qui doit paider q in
troduire parmi nous l'industrie
do la sole. Quatre families sem.
barQueront sur le navire a va.
penr Bordeaux le "a mars. El.
leo apportent avec elles le ma.
t6riel n6cessaire, 10 meters J
fller la sole. Personnel ct mate
riel doivent arriyer b la Nou.
velle- Orleans entire le 10 ct le 20
ayril. Quinze jours suffiront
pour installer les tours. La ia.
brique peut done entrer on op6'
ration dams les eommencements
do mai.Abeiue, 18 mars.
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LIE comte de Chambord. 1880
LIE due de Brunswick 1880
LIE cOmte de Paris. -1848
lie due de Parme. -1849
LIE grand-duc de Toscane. 1860
LIE due do Modene. 1850
LIE roi de Naples -- 1861
LIE roi de Grece- 1852
lie due de Nassau 1866
LIE roi de Hanovre- 1866
L'6lecteur de Hesse. 1896
L'empereur du Mexique- 1867
La refine Isabelle d'Espagne 1869
LIE pape Pie TX. 1870
Napoleon IlI-------18 1870
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Pogtmaasaers

Are requested to notify ns when any Of our
subseribers fell to take their papers from the
postofice. We believe blanks are furnished
them for that purpose.
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Ia compagnie dc glace do
Pascagoula, Etat de l'Alaban1a,
aura bient6t I'm 6tablissement
pour la conservation des huftres,
tles tomates, des figues, du f6vi,
etc.
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LIE National dome la liste des
souverains d6poss6d6s depuis
1880. Ce petit tableau nest pas
sans int6rAt:
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On demandait dams un salon
ce que c'6tait que l'amour. le ma
riage ct le divorce.
Ma fol, dit une personne, je
men sails rien.
Eth bien ! r6pondit Naquet
qui await entendu la question. .ie
vais vous le dire, moi. L'amour
est un nmud frais, le marriage un
neud dur, le divorce nm neud
brouill6.
Lisez l'annonce din Oollectenr
de Taxea dams une autre colonne.
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Attorneys at Law.

ENSTlLETTE, E. D.-Attorney and Coun.
Il selor at. Law. Office in the Old Bank
House, on Laudry street
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IT EWIS& BRO.-Attorneys and Counselors
ID at Law. Office on Landry st., between
Court and Market streets.
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ogden, JOHN N.-Attorney and Coun-
" selor at Law. Office on Landry street,
saRe lately occupied by H. T.. Garland, Esq
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oPELoUsAs DIRECTORY

DOCS, DAVID-Dry Goods, Clothing Hats
Ii Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware; &c.
Corner Main and Bellevue streets.
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ESALER, G Matchmaker and jeweIer ;
IL established lS45. Personal attention to
repairing corner Main and Landry sts
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Miscellaneous.

COURIER JOB OFFICE.-Every deserip.
~ tion of Job Printing from small Card TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20
General Foreign News.

n!SoRDERLY PROCEEDINGS IL ROME
ROME. Nov 20.-l csterday, while the communal
council was discussing motion In favor OF enrr1st-
Ing priests with religious instruction I'm the muni.
clpa schools, crowd burst into the hail and COM
Ltnced whlStliig and hootinC. The greatest dis
order prevailed Tor time. but the han was finally
cleared, ana the discussion resumed with closed
doors. Several arrests Were made.
THE FRENCH TROOPS AT ToNorrv
PARIS, Nov. 2D.-Admral Courbct, commander OF
Ihe ffench forces IN Tonqun, telegraphs that the
list body OF troops sent To him have arrived. He
uoeS not ask for further relnfurCementS
THE AMERICAN-RISH SECRET SOCIETY.
LONDON, Nov. a-The Standard publishes long
letter Iroin a correspondent whose good faith ir
states TO be beyond question. who processes 10 be
member or an ''Am,kican Irish secret socityr The
writer expresses his regret at having 0incd the or
ganizatlon and says every one is watching the
other; tnat he Is paid officer receiving SD weekly.
that ne must keep himself acquainted With the
Whereabouts OF 22S under him. to whom he Is re-
CURED 10 hand sealed orders; that everything I'm
the society Is done with the greatest secrecy toy
ballot. and that no one knows the others business
although several may have similar tasks TO per-
1ofln 4 ne writer believes that some of the en-
ployeS In the post Office are members OF the society
as IL Is known At headquarters when member re-
ceiveS a letter from where and from whom
He Says the ''old man" has reOrganized everything
since the last great failure. and that some new
movement Is contemplated. as thirty of his party
have lett for some, TO him, unknown destination,
all or whom received before leaving sums OF Eng.
liSh money. The writer concludes aS follows: 1T
Is cruel tNranny0nce the oath is taken the member
surrenderS his liberty and spies watch his every
step"
DEATH OF sIEMENS, THE SCIENTIST.
LONDON, Nov 20.-CharleS William SlemenS, the
Wel-knCWn scientist, engineer and electrician died
to-day OF rupture OF the heart. The deceased, ten
days ago. fell In Park Lame, London, and Went TO
his home Ia great pain.
A SOCIALIST PRINTING OFFICE SEIZED
VIENNA. Nov 2o-The police have seized a secret
printing ofilce whence socialist pamphlets have
been issued.
THE TRIAL OF JOSEPH POOLE.
DUBLIN, Nov 20.-At the trial to-day OF Joseph
Poole FOR the murder OF John Kenny. William
LAME. brotherin-aw OF the prisoner. repeated his
1oflner evidence respecting the divisions in the
ranks OF the Fenian party. He also testified that
he believed at the time or the murder that Kenny
nau Oeen an lnfor,ner but since then he has had
reason to believe otherwise. and was now of the
opinion that revenge for the seducing OF girl had
led 10 the murder.
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Senator Malone Criticised.

HIS ADDRESS AROUSES INDIGNATION IN VIRGINIA.
GEN. wICKHAM AND EX-CONGREsSMAN WISE EX-
PRESS THEIR OPINIONS.
Dispatches from Richmond, Va, state that the
address published by Senator Malone, purporting
to give an account OF how the recent election In
this state was carried on by the democrats; meets
with the severest criticism on all sides here Even
some read1usters, one dispatch says, regard 1t
bitter partisan account In which the people OF this
state are grossly misrepresented. Preparations
VIII at once be made by democrats to prove the
Gen. w. w. Wickham, recently elected to the
state senate on the straightout ticket, has pub
MahOne's address, he says: ssNothing short of
lunacy would justify such an address, Ex-Con-
gresham Wise also publishes o card denOuncing
MI. Mahone's address as "tssue of falsehoOd."
Representative John s. Barbour, OF Virginia, was
interviewed In New York last evening. and said:
1--WE all unite In saying that Mahone's address is
monstrous outrage upon our people, but the demo-
cratic state committee will meet at Richmond on
Thursday next, when an authoritative answer will
be made to the address"
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District Government Affairs.


ME- r. NJ. SfnlthS0n, In communication to the
commissioners, protests against the interference of
the police in requiring him TO remove his fruit stand
on the corner of 7th street and PENNSYLVANIA ave
hue, adjoining BacOns store.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The request OF the Secretary OF War OF the Dis
trlct commissioners for permission to portion
OF l1th street for piiing up material to be used In
the erection or the west wing OF the State Navy
and War department buildings, was granted yes
terday at the board meeting
CHANGES ON THE POLICE FORCE.
Inc following appointments and other changes In
the metropolitan police force were made yesterday:
sergeant Isaac Pearson is promoted to be lieuten-
amt Acting Sergeant G. W. Nokes is made full ser
geant; Acting Sergeant w. I. Riley is reduced TO
Class tWo second class privates John L. Daley and
Anthony Shilling are i'x2uoted to be acting ser
geants John Kennedy tuppoInted private OF the
nrst class first class private A. L. Schultz is made
second class private.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntwSle: Edward Bllrcliart
erect two two-story dwellings, III, between 9TH and
sth streets northeast: $1,000. James F. Brien, re-
pair brick 15l2 9Th street northwest; $500. Geo E.
EmmonS, erect five two-stOry dwellings in Pierce
place: S10 600. Thos. Allen, erect a two-story
dwelling. Madison street; 1.SN. S. T. Wheatley,
repair brick southwest corner Congress and Water
Streets $780,
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A Career of SxyiudliuY Checked


AND
OF COUNTERFEIT MONEY SENTENCED.
Boston, Nov. 20.-Nm. {. Phelan, well known in
Montreal, and who was brought from there several
weeks ago 10 answer charge OF passing counter
felt money, has been sentenced 20 five wears i'm
priSonlnent. Phelan during the war operated at
the west aS a bounty jumper, and afterward as a
forgef in Philadelphia, where lac served a term in
the enitentiary, and a blackmailcr i'm Washing
ton In Boston he established .'bank-n0te de-
tector," and was thus enabled 10 obtain from the
banks a number or counterfeit notes for destTip-
ton, which he subsequently passed. He followed
the saline business in Olher cities OF the west. lie
Il pretty well known In New York City ia connec-
tOn with a number vi petty Swlndles. secret
service officer says he considers pleldn one OF the
most dangerous men IN the country lie believed
Plelan had collected over S5GHO I'm counterfeit
money during The past few years, ami had presuma-
bly, passed the whole of it.
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Running a Gauntlet Of Fire.

THE TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE OF THREE FIREMES IN
AN OIL CoNFLAGRATloN.
The alarm OF fire struck from box I3l at 4lb
O'Clock yesterday afternoon called the fire depart
ment TO a dangerous fire i'm Danforth q McCoys
room ting bQfeau, 1918 street, where a guam
tit o. Illuminating fluid, belonging to Mr..
RodeI1ck Danforth, was stored The fire was
supposed to have been caused by the explo-
sion OF one OF the cans OF fluid. The flames, fed
by the Oil and large number OF newspapers stored
in the building, spread quickly, and before the
alarm was struck the fire had made considerable
headway. The engines arrived promptly and soon
had the fire apparently under control. When the
flames had apparently entirely Subsided three fire.
men went into the back room TO clear away the IN
hammable materials, when the flames again broke
out with increased fury In the front room, cutting
them off from the street. Two OF the men-Horace
Heinline OF truck A. and William Roach. OF engine
company Gran through the flames and escaped
with painful but not serious burns about the face
and hands. ThoS Scott, ulerman OF truck A. at
tempted to escape from the back way, but finding
his retreat cut of there had to return and rush
worst. He was seized by his companions as he
reached the door and drawn from the flames His
clothing and hair were in blaze and the flesh OF his
hands and face was literally roasted He was taken
to HenderSchott's drug store in half UNCONSCIOUS
state. There he was attended by DrS Bliss and
Magruder, after which he was taken TO bis home,
on street, suffering intense agony. II Is feared
that his injuries will prove fatal
The damage TO the stock, fully insured. is placed
at $780, and 70 the building, owned by james N.
Johnston, at $780,
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OFFICERS OF THE POwHATAN TO BE COURT-MAR-
T1ALED-Upon consideration of the proceedings of
the court of inquiry which investigated the crcum-
stances of the collision Of the L. s. S Powhatan and
The Druid, a merchant vessel, some time ago near
Boston, Secretary Chandler has decided to order a
court-lnaltial to try Commander a. w Johnson.
the commander Of the POwhatan, and Lieut.. ChaS.
A. Stone, the officer of the deck, On charges OF neg
ligence.
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THE PATRONS OF HusBANDRY.-The seventeenth
annual session of the Patrons OF Husbandry ina
tional grange) will begin in this city tomorrow at
Masonic hall 1t Is expected that about fifty men,
bers, representing all the states In the union, Will
be present and take part in the deliberations
Among those now in this city is Gov. ROhey, OF
Maine, who win represent that state.
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Emancipation i'm Cuba.

HAVANA, Nov. 15.-The OEciGt Gdsette has pub
nshed royal decree ordering that all doubts con-
cernlng Tie application OF any part OF the law OF
gradual abolition OF slavery shall always Toe ne
solved In SENSE of the widest latitude for the lib
eity OF the slave or patrornado, and that there
fore owners or patrocinados when the latter have
acquired their freedom. shall not compel them TO
pay inde.nlitieS for their children.
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Prisoner. Set a Jail on Fire,

ST. LoUIs, Nov. ga special dispatch from Mar
shall. Mo. says "Tie prisoners confined in ihe
city jail set the building fire yesterday and then
cried for help. The doors were broken In. and SIX
prisoners escaped. Two were recaptured."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.-Rcar Admiral
Cooper, commanding the North Atlantic squadron,
accompanied by his personal staff, was in Wash
1nSton to-day, for the purpose OF conferrng with
Secretary Chandler before sailing on his customary
winter cruise In the south. he Will leave New
York on the Tennessee, on that cruise Immediately
after the ceremonies attending the celebration Of
evacuation day on the 2fth.
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The yEISsDee Murder.

LOCUST VALLEY, l.. L.. Nov. 20.-Tle soeS OF the
shoes OF James Doylc, who was arrested yesterday
upon suspicion OF being the murderer of the Mayl.e
family, at Bru0kNilie, have been found To cor
respond exactly with casts taken Saturday night OF
the footprints on the ground round The Maybee
barn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

CHICAGO, Nov. 2o.-The city council last night
Iowa, also adopted the new standard OF Time
BANGOR, ME-. Nov. 20.-The city government by
the Votes or three democrats have SUSTAINED the
Veto by Mayor Cummings of the order adopting
the new time standard The standard time has.
however, been quite generally adopted In the city,
TWO OF the public clocks have been changed by a
vote OF the parish committee. and the nitarian
clock VIII to-day adopt the new time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

NE"A ARk, \. j.. Nov. s.-A petition signed by
Congressman Fielder. Mayor Lang, MOnSignur
Do3ne, Father Tourney, Judges Heney and Fort,
asking rprieve FOR Chisholm, the wife murderer.
The petition is accompanied 10y letter frum Gov.
crnOr-elecJ Albeit
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Telegraithic Hriefs.

The New Jersey Grand Encampment OF Odd Fel-
lows to-day is celebrating in Trenton its 10Th ami
verSary. large number OF delegates from the
various lodges or the state are present.
Hon. Franklin Haven. III years president OF the
Merchants National bank OF Boston, and one OF
BostOnS most prominent banking men, has re-
tired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

THE MAYBRE MURDER.-Two tramps were ar
rested on Long Island yesterday on suspicion OF
being connected with the Maybee murders at
Brcokeville, one, James Doyle, at ROslyn, and the
other, George Francis Brown at Jamaica. Brown
confessed he saw the deed committed by Doyle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

EtsIpN, "a. Nov. Gl--,oln Price. who, vii lar-
ling and Smull the alleged faster escaped from the
heltlGrrr, Nj, jail on Thursday night last. was
captured at the residence OF his grandfalhrr In
Phiilipeburg, Nj, this morning., ana returned 10
prison. He says that Srlun and CaTlnG PASSED
through here on saturday, and that both are ex.
lrcttd Ia reach Philadelphia to-day. The prison.
ero. since their escape have slept IN barns IN Clio
daytime and walked al night
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kilograms to The Star.
AMERlcAM-IRIsH SECRET SOCIETY,"
A CAREER OF SwINDLING CHECKED.
NEWS FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
A Merry Wedding az Anuapoli~.

Tim 'RtsAf-LEANITT INITIALS This MORNING.
Special Dispatch 10 The EVENING STAR
ANNAPOLIS, Mp., Nov. 2o.-MisS Anna G.. Ieay,tt.
daughter Of President Leavitt OF ST Johns Col,ee
ana Lieut. Jas {. CreSap. L. : ". were married M
- Annes Protestant Episcopal church, in this
cay. AT III a. m to-day. President IcaVitt father
OF the bride, performed the ceremony assisted hv
heN MI SOuthgate. rector OF ~ AnncS The
uSh'TS were MeSSTS t. Il. LeaNitt, f. VI. leayitt.
orothcrS of the bride lieut. VIM. II. Turner En-
sign Waiter McClanc. [. =. y. j. r. Laavitt.
brother m OF the bride gave her away Mr.. Collins,
ol New lork, acted aS best man. The bridesmaids
We're Miss Murray, OF Annapolis daughter of Paw
master Murray, L. :. y: Miss SCHUYLER Miss
Mcdowell ana Miss Lucy Mcdowell of New York
me wedding Was In the English Style The C-,slom
anu me best man stood within the chanCcl fa,lnr
Ii audience, and awaited the coming NJ the hrde.
a latst number OF naval officers and Annapu.itans
were present. reception VIII be given al tho
residence OF The brides fathcrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

PASSED ASSISTANT SURGEON J. ]. PAGE, Z. s. n,
has been granted leave of absence for six months
with permission to leave the United States
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Mr.. HATToN GRATEFUL--Mr. Frank Hatton, in
referring to-day to an editorial III the New York
Times, which sharply calls to account the Postmas
ter General and the President for retaining him In
his present place, said to group Of friends '.They
are getting up another fight for me. Some how
theSe things seem to dovetal In very nicely. The
Philadelphia affair has been disposed OF. I don't
leaves me with no fight to occupy my attention Just
now. These little affectionate rcmembranceS on
the part of my friends help to fill up the columns of
my nanerv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-20

James r. Partridge, the late minister TO Peru,
writes from ConStantinople TO the Baltimore sun,
DENYING the statements published i'm the New York
Herald rejecting upon his Official conduct while In
Peru.
The citizens Of Hagerstown, Nd, are aroused oy
discovery OF two attempted arsons within - hourA