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Room No. 2-Hon D. W. Howe Judge
David Fisher VS.. Ella Fisher; divorce.
Granted. Grounds, cruel treatment. Custody
Of children given to defendant.
a. Jane Smith va. William s. MOCormie; suit to
recover rent and possession On trial by court
Daniel Hegley va. C., II. & |. Railroad Com
pany; suit to recover pay for stock killed by de-
feudants Cause compromised and costs paid.
Rebecca Harland VS.. c., II. & /. Railroad Com
pRhy; suit to recover pay for stock killed by de-
fepdanis. Tried by court and taken under ad-
Visement
Room No. 8-Hon. Lewis C. Walker, Judge.
William a. Kistner VS.. Fred Arons; SUIT on pre
MUM. Judgment for $33
Peter HOss w. Mary A. KregelO: suit for dam
age. Tried and taken under advisement by the
court,
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Renorted Aocidant Siam nInttnnn-

NATION, ILL.,, May 18-A bridge on the
indianapolis & ST. Louis road is reported
blown down, taking with it an engine and
killing the engineer, but no particulars have
been received
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Base Ball.

New YORK, May 1s.--Brooklyn, 10; ALE
gheny, 8.
East SAGINAW, Mich, hay 1S-saginaw,
~; Toledo, 7.
DETROIT, May 18.-Postponed game-De-
troit, 6; New York, IL.
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Point Breeze Races.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.-Class 25O was
won by Boss H. in three straight heats best
time 2;31H.
Glass 2:3O was won by St. Cloud in three
straight heats; best time 2;23M;
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the most vital interests OF the State, by impair
ing the navigation of the Hudson, the main
outlet for its commerce and for that of the great
West
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PIuclsIng tho Dramatic Profession.

NEW York. May 1s-Captain Williams to-
night captured Patrick Ryan, alias o. b
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 10, A. ny
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, local rains. southerly, veering
to westerly winds eastern portion, lower
pressure, stationary higher temperature.
Upper Lake Region and Lower Mississippi Val
ley, partly cloudy weather, local rains, southsry
veering to westerly winds, stationary or lower
temperature, followed by rising barometer.
Local
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Local ODseryauons.
INDIANAPOLIS, May Is.
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could scarccl
Now ready everywhere, contains

Apply by tho iittl4
finger into the nnstrilS.
by absorption It ef
fectually cleanses tho
nasal passages Of ca
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Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office of Marion County, indiana. for 81 hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ May 10, 1888, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT II BUTLER, abstracUers of
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General Foreign News.
WAR MEASURES IN ITaLY.

RoNE, April l0-PIans have been approved nv
Admiral Acton. minister OF marine, for the imme-
transport for troops ana war material The King
has signed decree ordering tie formation, as
quickly as possible, OF sevcntv-two new cofananies
or territorial and Alpine troops.
PROPOSED VISIT or KING HUxBrRr TO BERLIN.
PARIS, April i0.-The Rrptbi3qlte Frdlcafxp saws
negotiations are pending between Italy and Ger.
many with regard TO a proposed visit or King
Ilumb9rt 10 Berlin. which II is suggested shall be
made At an early dav. The same paper says
made.
FLOODS IN RUSSIA
. VIENNA April ia large section NJ country In
Tue southern part OF Russia is covered los water,
owing To floods IN the rivers TraHic Oh The rail-.
ways has been suspended temporarily.
FRiGHTFUL TRAGEDY IN BAVARIA
bttulS, April lh-ACcountS of a dreadful do
meSt4c tragedy have been received from Cham
Bavaria ropemaker Killed his Wife mothpr-In'
v law anu TWO sons, and then ended his own life 10y
taking poison.
ARRESTS IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, April l0.-A number OF arrests have
been made at I.etterrrack In connection with the
murder OF Lydens. committed two years ago. and
or Constable Kavanagh.
THE EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH TO VISIT THE KING
OF ITALY.
VIENNA, April l0-The Tfgtrdft saws N fs ey.
pected That the Emperor Francis Joseph viii visit
King Humbert at Rome before the latter starts on
his trip TO Germany.
BRADy's TRIAL POSTPONED
BCB1TN April 10.-The trial or Joe Brady who
was indicted yesterday for the murder OF Lord
TitutllCh SdNeIulsn ana MI. Burke, which was
TO have begun to-day. has been postponed until
Tomorrow, owing TO DIR. Webb Adams who was
assigned 10y Judge q Brien to act as counsel for
Brady, declining to conduct the defense OF the
prisoner Dr. Adams gave his reason that he
was not prepared. The courthouse was strongly
guarded again to-day.
The Cold Stream Guards have been placed In
buildings adjacent TO the Green street court house.
Wnere The trials or the PhPliX Park assasSins are
10 take place. The object IN thus posting them is
TO secure the protection or the Officers the court
and the informers who are TO testify against the
accused men.
oNk OF THE PHTSfS PARK MURDERERs TO CONFESS.
DUBLIN. April 10.-It is stated that one OF the
PhGniX Park murderers will confess his guilt I'd
Is supposed that the man referred TO is Patrick
Delaney.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for IHE EVENING STAR.

Reported Tor EVENING STAR.
JUDGE MBADE AND THE CHARGES OF ILLEGAL.
VoTING.-Judge Meade, in his charge to the grand
jury, in the corporation court yesterday, called
the attention OF The grand jury to the charges that
illegal Votes were given to the other party at the
last election. He said II this were true it would
be very strange that out OF this multitude of viola
lions OF the laws the jury cannot find evidence to
justify the findings OF true bills against one in a
hundred, one in i've hundred, or at least one In q
on so to ths Whcn tae
anything OF value or the payment OF the capita
ton tax on condition that votes should be cast for
such an offense. The grand jury, however, made
no presentments upon the subject, no testimony
having been submitted to them:
FAIR AwARDs.-The Alexandria Light Infantry
fair closed last night The sword was voted to
Lieut. Bryant The parasol was voted to Miss NJ
c. Hill; the flreman's uniform to A. I. Ramsay;
and the p0liceman'S uniform to Offlcer James
Walker.
GRAND JuRY-The grand Jury yesterday found
ting OF another person. and against Geo. Williams,
OF Washington, for open lewdneSS. and thereupon
having no other indictments they were dis
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Durfng the month OF
March seven marriage licenses were granted here.
This year nearly as many licenses were granted
during the first six days OF April as during the
whole OF March.
REPoRTER's NOTES.-The city councils will hold
their first regular April meeting at their chambers
tonight, and the election OF a school trustee the
hee0 case, the DaSe Oan matter ana other Inter.
est1ng subjects will come up for considerations
The board OF health will hold a meeting this week.
Proposals to SNAKE the turn" continue to be
diamonds" or something OF the sort.-The
Washington baby. found dead on the Alexandria
side Of the Aqueduct bridge, was Brought before
coroners jury and verdict rendered that the babe
came to its death at the hands OF parties unknown
to the turv.-The Potomac Works (the iron
boom) here abandoned yesterday the vapor fuel
process, and will go to work on the old plan with
smelling furnaces as soon as their furnaces are
completed. Midland railway works have
just finished a superb passenger car for use on
that road. The mayor, at his last court, fined
Charles Atwell $40 for larceny OF pears; Ben.
Walker $250 for assault, and Margaret Hillery
and Thomas Hillery 81 SO each for Disorder
decree OF divorce in the case OF Mankin agt
Manktn was made In the corporation court yes
terday.
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Strike Of Brakenpen.


LITTLE Rock, ARK, April l0-Train Master Ken.l
non, or the third division OF the Iron Mountain
railroad. from Little Rock to Texarkana, issued an
order that on April 18th the number OF brakfmen
OF freight train Is to be reduced from three to
two. He subsequently decided TO let the order 90
into effect yesterday, and all the freight brake.
men struck, under the belief that the same order
would be issued for the division north to Poplar
Blum The brakelnen running north also struck.
One crew went out with freight train today but
they were overtaken by the strikers on a hand.
car and were compelled to return. Every effort 70
take out freight trains was defeated Oy the
strikers jumping on trains In motion and pulling
out the coupling pins. No freight went out 70.
day. The strikers are about eighty In numbe4,
and although several arrests have been made the
officers are thus far unable to restrain them.
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Affairs in West Washington.

PoLICE.-Acting Lieut.. Swindells OF the third
precinct, who has been confined to his house for
few days past 10y a severe cold, expects to be out
very soon. Sergeant Trunnell is acting lieutenant
in his absence.
THE DAsHAwAY reform CLUB held a meeting
last night, which was addressed by Mr.. Marbury
or Mississippi Mr.. E. j. Whipple sang number
of songs.
THE FISH MARKET-10000 herring, sold at 50 to
$40 per thousand 500 taylors, sold at s2 TO s. per
hundred; 900 shad, at SIS to $40 per hundred Re
ported by c. E. Harper, agent
THE GRAIN MARKET-3,oO0 bushels corn, sold at
6l to 62,
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The Dynamite Fright.

REASONS FOR THE HASTE IN PASSING TIE ExPIo-
sIyES BILL.
LONDON, April 10-The Times says there was a
practical reason for the haste ia which the bin in
rcgaru 10 explosives was passed through parlia.
ment Yesterday, and explains by stating that some
mefnbefs or the dynamite party are believed to be
on steamers now coming from America.
THE EXPLOSIVES BILL A LAW
LONDON, April 10-A royal message giving as
sent to the bill relating Go the possession or ex.
ploslves was read In parliament this afternoon.
SUPPOSED EMIssARY OF THE DYNAMITE PARTY.
DUBLIN, April l0-There is no relaxation on the
part OF the authorities here OF their endeayors n
oetect ana arrest suspicious persons The
police have just come into possession OF informas
llon that man has arrived in Dublin who ID
supposed TO be al emissary OF the dynamitd
party and whose mission is the destruction OF
property. All the hotels are being watched with
the hope OF arresting him.
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THE EXPLOSIVES BIII .r,v
UNEAsINEss AT oTTAwA-PREcAUTIoNs AGAINST
EyIL-DISPOSED PERSONA

OTTAWA, ONT, April l0.-NotwithStanding the
positive assurance OF Superintendent Sherwood OF
the dominion police, That the reported explosion
IN eastern block was canard Detective HOIgin aud
Iour toronto policemen, who have been brought
here, yesterday Inspected the underground passage
In the parliament buildings, ana have been granted
permits 70 enter Dot only these building but also
Rldeau Han at all hours or the day and night.
Although this fact is not generally known, con-
siderable uneasiness is manifested among the
nlshed by the dominion police has been doubled
and every precautlon is being taken 10 prevent
the pOsSlplllty or eyll-d5poSed persons creating
trouble. Detective Hodgins has had an Interview
with Col DeWinton, in reference 10 some
suspicious circumstances which took place In RI
deau Hall recently. IL is said that the return or
the Princess Louise VIII be delayed on this &C.
Count
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Great Prairie Fire i'm Nebraska.

LINCOLN, NEB, April 10.-The most destructive
prairie fire that ever occurred In this section is de.
vastating the country a few miles north OF this
city: MIS- Dalton, a farmers wife, was suffocated
whne lighting the flre. One report says she was
burned TO death. Many other accidents are re.
ported. Barns, houses, granaries, and hay stacks
were licked up by the flames Ii is estimated that
nrty square miles or territory have been burned
over and the latest accounts say the fire is still
raging: The flames light up the heavens for miles
around
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The Minor Murder Case.

In the case OF the coiOred man, Frank Minor.
who, on Friday last, in the special Criminal
Court, Judge Hagner, was convicted OF the mur-
der OF Victoria Minor, the 1th of October last
his counsel today filed motion for q new trial
based on the following reasons: First-The YER
dict was contrary to law: second-contrary to the
evidence; th1rd-discovery OF material evidence
not obta1nabie at the trial; fOurth-errors OF law
On the competency of jurors and the admission and
exclusion OF testimony; nfth-errors OF law In the
charge, and (siXth) because OF mis- conduct OF one
OF the Jurors sworn to try the said cause in that
trial absent from the remaining jurors for a con-
siderable space OF time without leave OF the court
and was not under the control of nor attended by
the bailln In charge OF the Jury.
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A Physician Assaulted by Highway.

ELMIRA, Ny, April l0.-Dr. Patrick IT, Flood
one OF the Oldest and wealthiest physicians OF this
city, was Knocked on the head IN front Of his own
gate at 1910 last night and would have been
robbed by two miscreants but for his pluck and
vitality even under the stupefying effects OF the
to their identity.
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ENGLAND'S DYNAMITE FRIGHT,
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MARYLAND.
DISTINCTIVE STORM IN ARKANSAS.
Municipal Elections.

THE LICENSE QUESTION II roCKPnEr. y Y
DockroRT, y. Y, April l0-There Is cons i,lerable
excitement here to-day over the election, and the
INDICATIONS are that a heavy vote " IN he polled
lhe interest centerS on the question or license or
no llcensr. The weather Is fine
RESULT AT BEVERLEY. v J.
BURLINGTON. Nj. April l0-At the election
heid AT Beverley, Nj. yesterday "A demt Q ratio
council favorable TO license was elected Joseph
H. Toms, republican, was elected frecholdrr maxi
ing The county board a Tie. The city has granted
no license FOR TWO years
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The President iu FIorida.

GOING To AN ISLAND WHERE BLACK
Plentiful.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, April l0.-A special dispatch
10 the TuneS-E3ioH says: The President left san
1ori for kiSsimm"e City yesterday morning on a
special tram. He stopped at Winter Park ana
again at Orlando 20 attend a Sunday school nicnlc
from hisSlmmee a steam yacht VIII carry the
party down the river about forty miles 20 an
Island Where black bass are nlenilfuL
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WESTMINSTER, Nd, April 10-The most disastrous
nre ever known In this city occurred last night,
originating IN Jacob Thompsons livery stable 10
ployes were burned to death, also thirty horseA
Sixteen dw ellings and stores were burned. tnclue
ding the Lutheran church; loss $4,000 The fF4
cleared the whole square from Bond TO Carol Cd
Main street and up Carroll Two chemical and
one steam engine arrived at 3:45 from Baltimore
but the flre was.under control and they were nck
used. The IRE started at IL 80 last night and M
under control at this morning. Rain set n @
one.
BALTIMORE. April lQ-Owing to the exctteunnne
and scarcity or operators at Westminster fow por.
ticulars OF the disastrous re that occurred t6ofS
this morning have been received The hto0t -
counts state briefly that the Ore 10 under oontToIk
that thirty houses have been burned and eevug11
persons consumed In them. TheSe = no Wu113
supply at Westminster ana &c feO an easy DIV q
the hameA Two chemical engines QNe Sokt ~
this city at O'Clock this morning % the oa1 -
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ANsONIA, CONN, April l0.-The 'Ansonia hotel
was burned at an early hour this morning. There
were nifty guests In the house and with the excep-
tlon OF two who were slightly injured, all escaped.
The loss Is about $l2 GOO, On which there Is an In
Surance OF $1,000
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The hrn Of J:J. RgPLI SON after this day and
LAT Is s2Ived The business will be car led by
Vines il The city. WashinEtoS Ar;il Oh 1888 It
~asa WOMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
- GNioiSmoficers and members please take no;
Pariors s.h Street orthwpst thu Stu 10 MoRRoW We'd We'd
ved p'i' "''" @D 1t t.
~ IOWA ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD IT'S
s1S -, Texular meeting WEDNESDAY EVENING.
ah sdon tie fss sfh.f srds s
aes invited to e T rrei1 eYsFscPpy Prs.t the
NJ + ANDERSON, Sec. " A. a''N"'N' rest It
- AvIs-LEGATION DE FRANCE, AUX
ETATS UNIS-Une subscription publique Went
dere ouvcrte en- France rerection dune statue
General Chauzy. Les oui desireraient
scrire cete oeuvre. pourront daddresser la Chan
celierle de la Legation de France tous les jours
heure heures. Dimanches exceptes. No. 1915 X
street Washington. DC. Gu une Este Sc trouve
deposee. IT.
FaF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WESTERN
Third Ana eet1e viii be he'd at the usual ia psee
se e eI' p 81 sS and 1a 18th I'll
.a.s. ' VIII FH'$$ WEIzEG: flt"ssssS ssefstary.
.s sPEcIAh NoTIcE.-THsRE WILL BE a
Club s rad abda Bah s Eye BY the Golden Eagle Social
nornWes lESiAI, April 18th, 1888, for the benefit
OF HE%RY HUMPHkEfs, who. january last fell
fio:n broken sca1fold, crippng both of his arms dis
ablls Dn: ever since. He is of large family,
and no means # support. Tickets 80 cents which can
be procured Of the employees OF the Baltimore and poto-
street southwest. ang-6t
AN ADJOURNED MEETING FOR THE
- purpose Of oreRnizing New Building Associa-
ton VIII be held at Goddards Hall corner NJ and 30th
stIeetr, 6eor -ttown, D. c., WEDNESDAY, EVEN
iNtt. Arl 18th. at o'clock. full attendance re-
quested ana AZ.
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An Arkansas Hurricane.
CONSIDERABLE LOSS OF LIFE.

Hot SPRINGS, ARK, April i0-Reports OF the
late hurricane at points remote from railroads
and telegraphs show that great damage was done
beyond the 0uachita river. There was also a COM
siderable loss or life. John Neush and his WIFE,
living Is miles south OF the river, were killed by
railing Timber Near Johnson's ferry, Theodore
Wilson was killed by his house falling on him.
The destruction OF houses, and the scattering OF
fences was complete along the track OF the storm,
and much property was destroyed In its path be.
tween Celina and the Ouachita river east OF this
Dlac0
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SAN FRANclsco, April la-ughthouse Keepers
Henry w. Colbourn and Bernard A. AahloS at
Point New Year, San Iateo county, and two VS.
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The PAINTERS STRIKR.-The 1Ourneymen paint
ers at least those belonging TO the union number
ing over $50, have been on strike since the first
instant, and they are still out, leaving probably
not over fifty men at work. There have been sew
yet they have proved fruitless Last evening there
was meeting at Parker & Spalding's OF the Mas
ter Painters association, and conference was
held with committee from the union. 1t was
proposed by the bosses that while they would pay
81 per day (the price asked) for frst-class hands,
they should have the privilege OF paying others,
osition was reported to the Journeymen's union,
and rejected on the ground that it was the
province OF the union to grade the men. The
men and the public, they can hold out till the
bosses give In, and the latter say that when the
work requires 1t the wOrkmen can be obtained.
SHOT IN THE ARM.-A little after 12 O'Clock last
night an affray occurred in Mrs. Lynn's restau-
rant, Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets northwest In which Robert Mullins and
Charles Rupertus. white men, and James Leonard,
man. named Thoa E. Walker. living at 1415 w
street northwest (who was taking no part in the
foW was shot In one OF his arms ,,a he was sent to
the parties concerned were arrested by the officers,
who state that Walker was in no way connected
1se NJ the
van that carries the prisoners to anG from the
Criminal Court, was charged before Judge Smell
XIII Thomas e walker by shooting him in the
shoulder at Lynn's restaurant about midnight last
night Prosecuting Attorney Moore continued the
clan who attended Walker could not this morning
give certificate certifying that there was no
danger Of death Leonard was committed with
assaulung James Edwards, the colored waiter in
the saloon, with knife. and this case also went
over Gll tomorrow: The court agreed that II Ar.
could get o@ sSe Ssi
! would bo taken In the case
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s153 ,S61.7S; customs. s553, ,5s00l.
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GALvRsT0N, Tex, April ia special dispatch
to the Netcs from Fort Worth says yesterday after
noon twenty-four prisoners escaped from the jail.
All but four were captured.
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FhKSt tNAI.-GtOrge AIIreu TOWNSEND Is at WIZ
lard's.--Mrs. Lawrence G. BOggs and E. NJ. Cha
pin. OF Washington, were registered In Jackson
vile on Sunday.-Mr. George Jones, OF the New
York Times, reached home from Bermuda and Ha-
vana yesterday.-J. c. Piliing, OF Washington,
was registered In San Francisco last Tuesday-
Representative Robinson, OF Ohio. is at the Eb-
btt.-Senators German and Hill are in New
York.-Harold FOrsberg, OF Washington, was q
passenger by the overland train to arrive at San
Francisco last Tuesday.-Mr. Jas. r. Young,
chief clerk OF the Department OF Justice has gone
to Philadelphia for few days
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QUARANTINE FOR CATTLE-Secretary Folcer has
authorized the construction of six additional cattle
sheds at the quarantine station for the port Uf New
York, which is located at Garfield, n. j.
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SYMPATHIzING WITH Rx-MRssRNGRR BIAcK-A
meeting or colored citizens was held at Mt Pispnh
chuicn iast ngnt 1Or the purpose OF protesting
against the treatment Of oflaborers in certain GOV
ernmens nn dePPaments Rev. Morris presided,
mlttee consisting OF George Arnold. c. T. Coldweii
and VIM; G. Johnson reported to the meeting
series OF resolutions, which were adopted ex-
pressing Inauguration at the manner In which OIL
yer c. Black. late messenger in the Navy depart
ment. who claimed to have been discharged because
ne would not 90 domestic work for a naval onlcer.
was treated, recommending that general mass
meeting should be called atan early day to con.
slider the subject, and denouncfng the custom OF
carriers at the residences Of Aeix superior ocers
as unjust and tyrannical
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REsIGNED.-Naval Cadets Frank G. Raichle and
VIM: Shields have resigned their commissions In
The United States navy.
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: Samuel
L. Bean, Washington, roller grinding mill; Edw'd
}. De smedt, Washington, hydraulic cement COM
pound; VIM. H. Fetthousen Baltimore. conveyer:
John c. Lang, metallic bill file case; e. B. Little
page King William Court House, Va, projectile;
chine; Roger Melting, Washington. halter; John
T. Rigney, Baltimore, railway switch: Parker f.
Sweet, jr., Washington, button fastener; Jas. T.
Walker, Baltimore, thread holder.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Received and sold
to-day: 5000 shad which sold from SIS to $40 per
hundred; 10000 herring, 50 to $40 per thou
sand; 900 punches OF rock, from Is to GO per