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THE MADAGASCAR AFFAIR.
ADMIRAL PIERRE IGNORES THE TOPIC

PAEIs. July 13.--In telegram dated July O. via
Zanzibar. Admiral Pierre reports that he repulsed
night attack on June 90 and another on July g.
The Hova loss was heavy. The French loss was
only one killed Admiral Pierre docs not mention
any trouble with the English Consul at Tamatave
Tho French Consul at Zanzibar has telegraphed
10 the Government that he has no knowledge of tho
occurrences in Tamatave Madagascar. complained
of by the English Government, and has requested
that a report on the matter be aent TO him.
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A SENSATION IN THE POLK CASE.
A THEFT IN THE STATE TREAsURER's officE-iM-
PoRTAgT EVIDENCE STOLEN.

A THEFT IN THE STATE TREAsURERs officE-iM-
PoBTAsT EVIDENCE STOLEN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. July 13.--A great sensation
was caused here late to-day by tho discovery
that last night come one stole from the
state Treasures Office the bank ledger
containing the accounts with repositories from
May, 1877, to January. 1883 The book was kept for
N. 4. Polk, now on trial here, by Captain j. c.
Fleming, and contains entries rehed upon by the
State Legislative Investigating Committee. The
book In fact was relied upon by the prosecution to
coavict Polk.
The disappssrance of the ledger Is greatly CON-
mented upon. reward Of $3.50 has been ofsred
for the return OF the book or the detection OF the
thief. No donbt is entertained, however. that the
facts necessary for convection can be secured with
out the book.
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4 BRUTAL PRJzE-FIGHTI IN KANSAS.

KANSAS CRY, July 13.-A dispatch to
The Times from Lawrence Kan, says: prizeght oc-
cured yesterday in grove on the railroad, ten miles
northeast of here. The fight was between James MO
Cam and william Murphy, one from Colorado ana the
other from st. Lous for $500 Eighteen roanos wefs
yc,sh IN an hour and tbirty.1ve minutes Mnrphy lsd
ths drxt ave rounds, but from then until tne ena NJ ~
Cann had the naht his Own wsy AWPny nnS'p
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1HE APOLLO coMMASDERYs TOUR

- CHICAGO, July 13.-lhe Apollo Commandery
knights Tempars, ll5 strong marched out of their
asylum evening full regaa to enter upon what Is
possibly the most pretenIious pilgrimage ever contem
plated by modern body Of these Knights special es-
OF sixty will accompany the knights rs far as
New. York City, where the main body will board the
steamer City OF Rome Liverpool II Is expected that
the body will augmented at New York, making the
number enlisted for the pilgrimage l65 Tho COM
muudery informed tnat reception awaits the
visitors IN London.
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TELEG RAPHIC NOTES.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, STATE T.

THE MASSACHUSETTS, STATE TAX.
Boston, Ilv IL. -Ine Legislature has passed the
bill liking thc 800 900 In place OF the ~ OUV
OOO levy vetoed by the Governor.
TWO MEN REsCU SCHOONER
GLOUCESTER. Mass July 13.-ihe two men re-
ported In fog the Banks from the schooner Charter
20 picked by the schooner Willie NJ stevens
and arrived mere today.
GIFT OF A MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
WATERTowN, N. Y, July 13.-The Misses Cadweli
city OF H. r. Flower OF NewYofk have erected
chapel In the cemetery hero nj cost Oh slOOVO,
and wiil give II TO the cemetery association.
THE NTINENTAL GUARDS IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July l3-Thc Continental Guards
OF this afternoon from Indiannpo
House, wiero They Will give three entertainments.
LIQUOR SELLERS TO CONFORM TO THE Law.
KANSAS CITY. July f3Ihe Saloon Keepers AS
ISOLATION O this city de cded conform strictly 70 the
Downing Law both high license and closing on
Sunday They however. termlnsd that compelled TO
against all other The association
comprises about fourths OF the quor sellers oi the
city.
SEEKING POSITIONS UNDER THE GOVERNMENT.
BALTIMORE. July 13.-Dorman n. Eaton, chief OF
the cv Service Com mission examined to-day for
assisted by three Post once officials constituting local
board. Twenty four applicants present Thirteen ~
whom pooas Al Washington and eioyc IN the postal
service Among them arc four women and one coiored
man.
WORK IN THE coAL:MINEs.
PHILDRIPfIIA, July l3.-No agreement has been
future soppags mines and
having onices here continue work fu
the remaoSer OF the low sud
OF the conpaes md IL dncnIt 20 meet the aeern De
st the mines tns against fort~o ier the core
spOndlng eiled last ye2f
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
TO REORGANIZE THE CHICAGO POOL
A MEETING OF RAILROAD MEN TO BE HELD NEXT


A MEETING OF RAILROAD MEN TO BE HELD NExf
THURSDAY.
A meeting of representatives of the rail-
roads leading eastward out Of Chicago will be held
in this city Thursday. The object Of the meet
ing is to consider the reorganization of the Chicago
eastbound freight pool This has been rendered
sary by the opening OF the three nes-tne Nickel
Plate" the Chicago St. Louis and Pittsburg. and the
Chicago and Atlantc-controied respectively in the
interest Of the Vanderbilt sytc the Pennsyvania and
the Erie Railroads. Demands have been made, will
be made by the new lines for larger share In the
Chicago traffic than their rivals disposed to concede
The trunk lines controlling the routes obect to yield
ing up any part Of the percentage already allotted
to their old Chicago connections each insisting that tho
percentage to be given to Its new connection be taken
from the proportion enjoyed by the other roads Great
doubt Is expressed by wellnformed railroad men that
any settlement OF the question at issue can be effected
at the coming meeting
company to the Columbus Chicago and Indiana Centrah
It's demand Of Is per OF the live stock business out
of Chicago is rdiculed by It's opponents They assert
that where the "Nicke Plate took business from all
the roads, tho Pennsylvania line has carried only
the amount that has been Lost oy the Fort Wayne
Last week all of the Chicago rosds exceeded their poot
percentages on live stock With the exception o. the Fcre
Wayne and the Baltimore n and r.s:,,s 0siS, r.: Re
sast bound shipments for only three weeks It has
carried 7 aad 1873 per cent Of the total amount Of
Weeks 6ppoUsnts @ assert that L il had maintains
rates would not have carried more than ~ per cent
The meeting next week will probably attempt 10 50
agreement live stock is complicated by the dressed
beef question That must bs settled toe trunk
ns: y e 1a rSsa Ne srS
ever, has yet been made In this matter
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WHAT THE CUBAN BANDITS ARE DOING.

HAVANA, July ia sheet signed by the
Chief Bonachea notng the people TO rebellion has been
put clsndestine circulation the island IL says that
bands being recruited with men, horses and arms for
revolutionary purposes. No Importance whatever is
attached 20 the sheet people of Cuba desiring peace
II merely shows that the numerous bands OF robbers
desire 70 give their movements a political character.
The Tos dc Cuba urges the Government TO organize
guerilla companies TO suppress the bandits.
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THE coMTE DE CHAMBoRD DYING.

LONDON. July ia telegram from Vienna,
dated a. IN to-day, says: The Comte do Cham-
bord IL unconscious His end is approaching"
PARIS. July li-12:20 a. ma dispatch from
Frohsdorf says that the Comte do Chambord be-
came de.rious last night. The death agony ap-
peared 10 have begun. lie had not opened his eyes
since noon. lie had been several times in state OF
svucOue.
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THE NEW CANAL AGREEMENT.

APPROVED BY THE FRENCH DIRECTORS.
PARIS, July 13.-The directors of the Suez Canal
Company have unanimously approved the agree
ment relative to second Suez Canal arrived at
between NJ. de Lesseps aud the British Govern
ment.
LONDON, July I'm. de Lesseps, in an interview
Yesterday declared that he was Indifferent whether
England accepted the canal agreement or not
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MR.. nAMlL1ox T4LKING WIrn FRIENDS
'Hr TrLgoRArn 10 rrg rRrBUSE.i

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., July 13.-Wiliiam J.
Hamilton the receiver OF the Hestonye. Mantua and
Paramount Street Railroad, whose experience in the
marshes Atlantic City described IN this morn
ings TRIBUNE. brought ON, OF his rgof nst nlgnt
aud a reaction set in Many OF Nr. Hsmiltou- friends
came down adelphis this morning 10 see him
They agreeaby surprised 10 nnd him able 10 CON
vcrse with them and, strange say, he In better
condition mentally than before his recent adventure.
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none Of them were paupers or had ever been In
mates of poorhouse They received some money
on landing sent out for their use until settled down
at work, which was easily found for them. l can
not conceive, how it should be necessary for them
to go to Plattsburg or Buffalo, when have orders
for over fifty families and largo number OF single
men and women Of that class which am at present
unable to supply"
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cRIMEs AND CAsUALrES-BYT TELEGRAPH

CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
DARLINGTON, Wis, July 13.-The sheriff returned
Last night nom Wsppston, OAK. with john Martin and
Michael McMahon eighteen and twenty, respectively
charged with having erimnay assaulted Miss Pason
eighteen They choed her INTO insensbity aud left her
parently dead.
sTABBING HIS WIFE FOUR TINES.
ELLSWORTH, kan July 13.-One James stabbed
his wife four times with butcher knife last night because
refused TO live wi tn him Ply that the
BURGLARS STEALING AND DRINKING BRANDY.
Long BRANCH. July 13.-Burglars entered the
cottage occupied by A. Rch early hour
this morning and stole siyerware worth 5000 and bottle Of
brandy They drank the brandy on the lawn IN ront OF tho
cottage Of Msyer steinbersor occupied by Joseva They
entered this cottage also aud sioe stverware aud jewey
valued at $4,000.
KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION.
LuDINGT0N. Mich, July 13.- Hoa gstroat a.
Cousin sshnge mill near Chester was blown 70 pieces yea
terday bv tie explosion Of boiler. John M2kinosh WAS
killed several other we're severely Injured
MURDERED BY HER soN.INLAw.
JACKSON VILE, Fla, July 13.-The murderer OF
the discovered 10 bc
who Is suffering cancer IN
the mouth only few months longer Ills mo
tive set possession OF ner Small tvek o. cattle
closely pursaed but escaped W taxing reiuss IN
awamn
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THE HEALTH OF THE QUEEN.

LONDON, July i3-The Lancet, the medical jour
nal, says there is nothing IN tho Queens condition
TO excite the slightest anxiety. Princess Beatrice
on Wednesday will 90 TO AiX-les- -Baines. IN Savoy,
where che will remain three weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
PROTESTS FROM BRITISH MERCHANTS.

LONDON July 13.-At crowded meeting of NOR
chants and ship-owners. held at Loyds to-day, res
olutions were passed strongly objecting to the
agreement between NJ de Lesseps and the Govern
ment on fnancia-, commercial and political
grounds. The Lord Mayor of London was asked to
call a meeting in order that a further protest
against the agreement can be made
Mr.. Childers, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in
response to a deputation which waited upon hi m
to-day, stated that the Government had made the
best bargain possible with Mde Lesseps He said that
they were buyers from not over-anxious sellers and
had obtained solid advantages for British ship
owners and consumers.
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TONoUIN m A STATE OF ANARCHY

LONDON, July l3.-A dispatch from Hong Kong
dated the 18th inst, reports that Tonqnin is In
state OF anarchy. The French have captured and
hanged many marauders bands OF whom lowered
aboit and fired upon the outposts Nevertheless
the latter arc still fired on nightly.
The Marquis rseng, the Chinese Ambassador, has
IN pa
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THE EADs SHIP RAILWAY.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 13.-The surveys for
Captain Eads's ship railway advancing rapidly.
lometre, surveyed the greatest gradient is one
In lOl Kilometres.
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An ENGINEER FA1ALLy INJURED.

ALBANY, July 13--A special mail and ex-
press train on the Central Railroad came IN collision
with a ear ut schenectady this morning. The engine
was wrcc ked and Edward Wemple the ongnee. had bis
head crushed. IL H. thought tdat no Will die. Wompo
the oldest engineers on the road and 10 sad 10
ba vnrfh $4,000.
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INDIANS READY TO SURRENDER

WILCOX, Ariz., July 13.-Fr0m Mr..
Lndermap, who arrived here to-day from San Ber-
nsrdino IL s learned that from seventy1y to eighty
hostile Chricahuas at that place waiting to suren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
THE BRITISH FLEET on MADAGAsCAR.

LONDON, July 13-Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice.
Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs stated
IN the House of Commons this afternoon that the
Government had no present intention to increase
the number OF men of war In the waters of NADIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
"DETAILS OF THE DISASTER.

..,...,s coot--rFFoRTs TO PUT OUT THE
r,pr-rAxEx OFF ny BRITISH sihA"an
u.x.y. July lathe English steamer Com"
,,a,aay arrived here at noon to-day Win tne nc"s
49, A.. steamship Niagara. Captain Baker. OF
we'd. New York and Cuba line. which left New
Vel an the 7,h inst for this port. has been des-
treved by 6re Of the coast Of Florida her pasSen
sers were all saved and brought here by the ABOVE
mentioned Euglish steamer.
The eonsienees hero Of the Niagara 'mmed's'ely
.sot tueboat 30 the steamer 10 bring the rescued
passengers TO the city. aud from them the io''o"''R
,.rtieniars of the disaster were learned:
AIS o,cloek ON the morning Of the 18th inst the
,a.seusers ON the Niagara were reused because
AZ, had been discovered In tbs second hold forward.
The steamer was then between Fcwey Rocks ana
Carysfort Rsef ofi the southern coast OF FLORIDA
strenuous efforts we're made TO extnguish the nre'
hut they proved Of no avail. Smoke continued 70
nour from the yentilators At $50 A. M oriEa"-
Tine hove In sight The Niagara hoisted signal Oh
distress. and made for the vessel. Captain nake''
al the Nlaeara. soon deserted steamer toward the
south. lie then made for the steamer which proved
"a he the Commander. Captain Newton. bound nom
Liverpool 10 Vera Cruz
ruR sTEAxEa RUS ASHORE.
Az a. IN. the Nisgara's passengers ana ma's
we're put aboard the Commander. Both steamers
remained together. and the niagara "en' ""e
until about .. m.. when she stopped 10 send inc
,ur.er st.wartcs. and safe aboard the Commander.
Captain Baker then turned the NiagaFa toward the
roids coast aud ran her ashore In sixteen feet oil
wasef, near the Alligator Reef Lighthouse oil in-
dian Key. The purscr was instructed TO charter AZ
Havana number of stsamtugs with pumps 10 as
sist 10 raising the steamer. Whcn raised she VIII
proceed 10 Havana.
rnE PASSENGERS QUIET.
The Niagara had on board twenty passengers, one
ef whom vas a lady. There was no panic when the
Are was announced. The passengers highly praise
the bshavior Of Captsin Baker aud the crew Of the
Niagara. and the kiadness OF Captain Newton, OF
the Commander.
The aro is supposed 10 have been caused by the
ignition Of petroleum. ernosine or some other acid
sssfed near the engne.rooms Some OF the pas
ssngers had noticed sraell Of smoke at o'clock In
the morning. but thought ID came from material
burning on sbVre.
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A CABINET COUNCIL IN LONDON.

LONDON, July l3.-A hastilY-summoned Cabinet
Council was held IN Mr.. Gladstone's room In the
House of Commons this afternoon. The meeting is
believed to have been called for the consideration
Of malters relative 70 Affairs in Madagascar.
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oRANGEMEN MoBBED IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN. July 13.-Rioting broke out at Newry
tonight The police powerless. Mobs ran
from street to street assaulng all persons supposed
TO be Grangcmen.
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A SHORT ROUTE FROM THE WEST

CHICAGO, July 13.-The Wabash road VIII,
Sunday next. begin running through solid fast
trains including sleeping. dining and parior coaches
to Niagara Falls and New.York The route is by the
way of the Baltimore and Ohio Road to Auburn June
ton the Wabash Detroit, and the Great Western -
Niagara Falls, there connecting with the New-feek
Central, the Erie, and the Deswsro and LAehsv.onA
This is claimed TO be the shartes route East nn1 VIII
be known as the Chicago. Detroit end Hiagnea HaAn
Short Lne Passengers cau loaye ctfcafe - ec0 %.
and Ais y. m, the latter reaching Keufork on the
night of the following day.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE

TOPEKA, Kan, July 13.-Attorney-Gen
johnson yesterday began two quo warranto saits
against the Kansas Pacific and Union Pacific Railroad
Companies which directed TO be brought by tho
concurrent resolution passed by the last Legislature
The suit Ia to forfeit the franchise OF the Kansas road
because It's failure to perform certain duttes and be
cause OF its consolidation with the Union Paclhc Inc
petition the State take charge OF the prop
erty.
GALVESTON, Tex. July ia dispatch from Eaklo
Pass dated July H. "Today the hrst permaueas
iron bridge over the Rio Grande River uniting he Rs-
public OF Mexico with the United States at this place.
finished by and for the use or the Mexican nv
tional Railway"
HAHRnsBuRo. Penn. July ia charter wss srantod
to-day to the Easton and Bangor Railroad Company,
capital Sl50o00 The road will be 10 Northampton
County. and will be twenty miles In length
ST. LOUIS, July 13.-The secretary OF the Beasd ~
Eoualization has lust completed table showing tn4
number railroads aud their valuation as txed of inc
Board last year. The number OF roads is seventy lsee
and their total valuation Is S36.s71sS6, an i,crcnsa
50 496000 the previous year. The tofal yais Is
railroad bridges and telegraph lines In the Stisa
S39,759,000. an increase over the preceding yeuos
=
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EMIGRANTs DESTINED FOR BOSTON.

LONDON, July 13.-The steamer Grecian,
which sailed from Glasgow yesterday, will take on
board at Foynes Ireland IT'S emigrants from the Ennis
Union Th3y are destined for Boston.
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Rim ASHORE WHILE BURNING

THE STEAMER NIAGARA ON FlkE Al o
FLAMES BREAK OUT WHILE OFF THE fEou ~ THIS
coAsr-No LIVES Lcsr-THE Nh"S N
CITY.
Flames were discovered early THURSDAY mo'n of
ing in the hold of the steamship Which mb;ch left
Wards w New.York and Cuba Line, wa1ou ucrana ,o
this city last Saturday, bound .9i,. n1r 0 aud IN
Enol,s " pas 'J aster the passengers, twenty IN
nm,,nsr tue a.se' had been transferred to British
l.aa.,.r nanos ,hs % vessel was run ashore on the
s'e" s. - soutbern Florida. There was no
nsnic or loss of life. The passengers arfi..u
- Havana Yesterday. No estimate Oh Tue
IL. os the cargo has been made.
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THE McHENRY-JEwErr APPEAL DISMISSED

LONDON, July 13.-Thc House of Lords has
dsmssed with tho appeal In the Of Mcenry
against President Jewett and the Now York Lake Eric
and Western Railroad Company. Tne suit involved
z286,OOO.
McHenry In his appeal alleged that he was entitled 70
al59,0Oo commission and disputed his liability for
sundry amounts charged against lin for money OK.
pended but declared the burden OF proof TO Do
Mccnry who failed TO substantate his assertions
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FLEEING TO ESCAPE HIS DEBTS.

dropped from exhaustion alter having been badly pun
ished,
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NATURAL DISTURBANCES IN THE 81
THE FUGITIVE vEINTEMILLA AT PAYTA.

lBY THE CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN TELEGRAPHl
PAYTA, Peru, July 13, via Galveston.-The
Ecuadoran Santa Lucia, with veintemila and
his officers aboard arrived here yesterday and lay along
side OF H. NJ 8. Constance Ho offered to give up the
II the wages OF the and the expenses OF
the trip FROM Guayaquil were guaranteed.
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EFFECT OF THE FLOODS IN CANADl

CHATHAM, Ont, July 13.-The recent flood
at London has caused the Thames River to rise here to
the height Of the spring freshet No serious damage Is
yet reported The is still rising The Erie and
Huron Railway bridge is in imminent danger. and fears
entertained It will withstand the pressure
which IL caused by drfftwoOd lodging against It. The
bridge has been greatly displaced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13

nepofteo TOT HE EvENU4 STAR.
CORPORATION CouRr-Durfng the session Of the
cOrporauon court yesterday some intermediate
yep CO. sGok Psce n TIE suits o. Brent So
M u1 growing out OF the Evans estate
some additional pleas were flied In the suit Of
Dulany agL SteEart-a case concerning certain
INTERESTS IN the Washington and Alexandria rail-
OF the henderson estate. A. W. Armstrong was
appOlnteo receiver OF the Alexandra and Fairfax
industrial association, which conducted az ricul
Lura IalrS mere for some time and Is now In debt
Inc court VIII not be open to-day, but win resume
STATIoN-HousR-The occupants OF the station
mouse tnls morning were Chas Smlther. charged
Win carrying concealed weapons; John Pine and
Jesse Pine, charged with drunkenness all arrest
ca oy Omcer Gootrich; Chas. Kerby, arrested by
son, arrested for disorder by Oficer Walker. There
were four lOdgers
REPORTERS Notes.-The city council will meet
to-nlgnL The finance committee will re-
port tnat the Potomac Manufacturing COM
p fTaeon mas not not forfeited the franchise Of
to 1t by the city.-The taking OF testimony on
behalf OF Hon. John s. Wise, whose seat in Con-
gress Is contested by Parson Massey, will begin
az tne county courthouse next Friday, before
ioughoy appearing for MIR. Wise and Capt. Mush-
Dack Tor Massey.-The roads leading to this
Guy nave an Deen much improved, with the ex-
ceptlon OF the alexandria and Washington turn
fore it passed into the hands Of its present
owners.-The wrecked engine No. has Just
been rebuilt at the Midland shops here.-The
washington conference OF the A-M.E. church will
meet tomorrow In this city at ROBERTS (colored)
died last night, at his home in the first ward
MI mi; ": a. Wheatley, residing In South Washing
Ton, mas iosr young daughter by Group.