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The telegraph Wire Nuisance I'm

CHICAGO, April I'm view Of the action OF the
city council last night in directing the mayor to
emf orce the ordinance requiring all telegraph and
lst the evening papers to-day will publish inter-
views with Western Union officials, who are
pursued may possibly be the quickest method OF
obtaining final settlement OF the question; that
the wires cannot be placed under ground by any
known process within the date mentioned, and
that II the wires are cut the company can stand it
II the business public can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-17
District Government Affairs.

In reply to Mr.. W. W. Corcor an and others, ask
ing that Phillip Thompson, the colored police
man, who was made blind by the kick OF a vicious
drunken man whom he was .arresting, and I'm con-
sequence or this disability as recently dismissed
The service, be retained upon the force, the Com
missioners state that they regret that 1t cannot
be done under the present law.
PERMITS TO BUILD
building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows: Julia X Gallant erect
streets northwest; $4,000 Adelaide Mansur and
Harriet H Fay, erect nve story dwellings,, Ssh
street northwest, between D and streets;
$4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-17

NEW YORK, April IA list OF the owners or the
houses in which the police last night captured
such large quantity OF gambling implements.
Will be made, and prosecution against them will
be immediately begun. The captured property,
consisting OF tables, boxes, chips. &c, and which
Is worth large sum OF money, Will be burned, in
accordance with the law. The police declare 1t to
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The Courts.
EQUITY COURT7Jud0e Con.


To-day. Bennett agt Ellie; substitution OF trus-
tee ordered Jost agt JOSH: auditors report con-
nrmed and trustee appointed. Grler agt Houns-
child; bill dismissed. Fitzgerald agt Kennedy:
bills and cross bills dismissed, with costs. Camp
bell agt Letcher; commission appointed to obtain
answer ordered to issue Magarrity agt Shipman;
ordered to General Term to be heard in the first
instance. Key agt Murray: rule on complainant
granted Kaiser agt Cissel!: referred to auditor
Lord agt ODonoghue; sales by trustees confirmed
niSi.
POLICE C0URT-.Jud0e Shell
To-day, ChaS. Smith, cOl0red, assault on Richard
Anderson; SO or 80 days Daniel Buckner, COL
Ored, assault on Sarah Parker; . or Is days Car
RE Taylor and Maggie Thomas, colored, array; g
or IS days each. John w. Robinson, larceny OF
pair OF shoes from Isaac Sh1neberg; 90 dayG Also
charged with larceny Of three hats from Frank NJ
Goldsmith; four months additional. Dennis &
Noonan, assault on johnson DormAn; S or Is
days Also assaulting Geo. A. Prather: do John
Simms. loud ana boisterous: 8 or Is days. James
Dickson, profanity; 8 or days Josephine John
son, colored, loud and b0iSterous; 8 or IS days
VIM. b. Harrison. dis0rderfy: o or Is days. Frank
and Horace Thomas, c0l0red. throwing stones:
personal bonds. Michael Doyle, keeping an un.
licensed bar; sos or 60 days.
TRANsYKRs OF REAL EsTAIK-Deeds In fee have
been ned as follows: James T. Ward ct al to II.
Walker. lots Is to 81. a and s8S, so. 70:S@ C.
J. Hogan to Wallace Barnes, pit 8, 50. 243; s. 100
]. w. Starr to David Lafng, pit. 81, so. SO: 3@
J. Main 30 0eorgie T. Staley, lot Il, sub. OF A,
So MS $4,000.
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Shot His Wife Instead of a Buralar

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 17.-About o'clock
this morning man named William Dorsey, ma
chfnist, shot his wife under distressing cIrcum-
stances. He had been on the lookout for burglars,
and had put pistol under his head to be ready for
them. During the night his wife left the room in
the dark while Dorsey asleep. AS she was
coming back he awOke, and hearing noise in the
room fired In that direction. The ball struck her
in the breast and she died In short time Dorsey
Is overwhelmed with grief.
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fve- c'sss ~ ceerrfes bought ans SOLD On commits
Ecn in San Francisco. Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed ON ts
New YORK Stock Exchange at one per cent
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires tn
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed on tbe
Stock Exchanges In those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through
wires INSTANTLY Girect from the New York Stool
Exchange. NJ
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The Case of Major Phipps.

PHIIADELPHIA, Pa, April 17.-The case Of Major
ELLIS 7. PhippS, eX-SuperIntendent of the aims
house, who was brought here from Hamilton. Ont,
to answer charge OF forgery, came up in the
court of quarter sessions to-day, when counsel for
Ph1pps flied demurrers to the indictment, and
moved that all counts in the bill be Quashed
Judge Allison fixed Friday next for o hearing
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The Storm AT RIchmond

RICHMOND, VA. April IA heavy northeasterly
gale has prevailed here since yesterday. and at
noon to-day 1t had not abated. Considerable
damage has been done by the wind, a number OF
houses have been unrOofed and trees and fences
blown down. The rainfall for the past "A hours is
220 inches.
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The TeWkesb ury AlnlShOuse.

BOSTON. April 17.-Mrs. Abbie Barker testi-
d nea at T., the TeWkesbury almshouse invest-
testimony as to DR.. Lathrop's treatment Of
the Insane patients and their dirty and neglected
condition, many OF them returning from the insane
hospital covered with vermin and much poorer
clothing than they took there with them.
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SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THR
~ highest cash p rices paid Also, Watches Jevelrv
Gum. Pistols, &c. Call or address HEkZOG, sos 9f6
sess" Soss SeRoSSItaoaA avenue MARIA
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The South Carolina Election Cases.
| NO FUNDs-wIrNRssEs AND DEFENDANTS DISCHARGED
FOR THE PRESENT TERN.

NO FUNDs-wITNRssEs AND DEFENDANTS DISCHARGED
FOR THE PRESENT TERN.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., April 17.-ln the United
States circuit court this morning, Judge Bryan
presiding, District Attorney Melton announced
that In consequence of the deficiency in the appro-
priatlOn for the payment OF the expenses OF the
term all the witnesses and defendants in the cleo
ton cases were discharged from further attend
ance upon this term OF the court Counsel for the
were ready and eager for trial, but he supposed
they would have to yield their right to speedy
ment They desired to know, however, If the
cases were continued until special term, or to
the regular term in November next The district
attorney replied that the would stand on the
docket, and would go over from this term to such
term. general or special, as the court, upon the
arrival OF Judge Bond, shall decide, Judge Bond
is expected here this evening.
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National Academy OF Nciences.

AC00e19Y sciences.
THE OPENING SESSION AT THE NATIONAL NUsgUN
TO-DAY.
The National Academy OF Sciences convened for
the first public session, at O'Clock to-day at the
National Museum, Prof. &C. Marsh, vice president
in the chair, and Prot Asaph Hall secretary. The
following members were present: Cleveland
Able, W Washington; Alexander Agasstz, Cambridge,
Mass; Spencer F. Baird, Washington: Geo.
F. Barker, Philadelphia: william II. Brewer.
New Haven, Conn; John b. G. Coffin, q.
SN.; Edward D. Cope, Philadelphia; VIM. Ferrel,
Washington; Theodore Gill. Washington: Asaph
Hall. Washington; j. E Hilgard, Washington:
Geo. Whit. W Washington; A. A. Humphreys, WASH
ington: 7. Sterry Hunt, Boston; s P. Langley, Al
legheny, Pa; o. c. Marsh, New Haven; NJ. c.
Meigs' washington; ChaS s Pierce. washington;
washington; Raphael Pumpelly, Washington; Ira
Remsen, Baltimore; 3. A Rowland. Baltimore;
ChaS. A. Schott, 8 II. Scudder, BENJAMIN Sill-
man, New Haven, Conn.
DBATHs DURING THE YEAR
The following have died during the year: John
Rodgers, U.SN., Washington: @. x. Warren, u. s.
A., Newport, R l.: John W. Draper. Hastings on
audRs s9s,d n ri Henry Drapes New York city:
Cambridge, Mass; w. b Rogers, Boston.
PAPERS READ
The first paper on 1.-THE Genesis or Metalliferous
VEINS" by Joseph Le Conte, was read by T. Sterry
Hunt. Other papers were then read as follows:
'.on the change in the properties OF Atoms and
Atomic Groups caused by q change in the position
OF q molecule;" Ira Remsen. ION the nascent state
OF Oxygen" Ira Remsen. "On Barometric Gradi-
ents;" Elias LOOMS: read by Prof. Abbee. ION
the Structure OF the Skull In the HadrosauridB;"
D. Cope. DIFFERENTIATION Of the Inequalities OF
TIE Moons Motion which are produced by the
Figure of the Earth A supplement to Delaunay's
lheorc du Movement de la Lune; G. w. HILL
PROGRAM OF THE PRESENT MEETING.
The academy will remain in session until FRI
day, and will hold one session each day. In the
evening the members will be entertained socially
by the resident members in this city. On Thurs
day Prot A. G. Bell will give a reception to the
members OF the academy at his residence.
Tomorrow the election to Nil the vacancy
caused by the death of the president OF the acad-
envy, Prof: Rogers, will be held. The names OF a
number OF members are mentioned as likely to be
elected. Some OF these are the present vice pres-
dent, Prot. o: c. Marsh, New Haven; Mr.. Bralr-
ara, the president OF Columbia College, New York
city; Prof. j. ID. Dana, New Haven; Prot. w. j.
Gibbs, New Haven. and George w. Gibbs, OF this
On Thursday there will be some eleven new
members elected to I'LL vacancies.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
(,HAELEs W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

A fHAisL Is W. HANDY, Re al Estate Agent
TRUSTEES TESS SALE fTo6 OF p, yALIAHLE IMrRoyEp
h bIHd 81 s. 1 iSI9 AND SH ls5 NokIHSEsT
b sa u6 Of d IL So d sts fs 5y s
ed Of the land records for the District Coium la
sorry note Secured thereby. said note peins overdue
tnd unVa 4. the undergnsd viii offer. at pubic aur-
S&I SSi On ls8s Fl Hale HE
5 ee to Wit Lot X NJ the pf foosng d Described
south half OF Lot numbered twenty Co., in square
d5ytde 10y act OF corporation ApEl 4th 1916 fronting
aG2t 80 teet OF tn street and running back with that
consist q two tnrsestory BRICK dwellings, with stores
Terms Of sale One fourth cash. and residue in equal
ihsainents at six Twelve and eighteen mont his from
BEARING interest and deed Of trust on the property
sold or all cash. at tie purclinsers OPTION. deposit
terms Of sale be not complied With within week from
IT, day OF sale the Trusee reserves the right to resell
Three Gays notice in The Evening Star newspaper
EiSoSff i fGHosS Tsastoe
j. T. COLDWEfI, Auct;oneer. ap3-ddds
HITCH. FOX & BROWN. Real Estate Brokers'
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
o. qS,,p EH2R RL, ISLAND 4, !AyENUsr. BEIWEEN
0RfH A sE9 tlTG oz 1HtI BE
TMEkk NINTH ASD, TENTH: -
Of ct, F0Ui; CLOCK = NJ, the Pre- misses. vi ssSa
lot It tie 9S s iss If street shst stS
tiTeeis hay NJ front2Ee on street Of twenty four
ca fct ty enc hundred and fftynine (j9) feet
public eli said Piece OF ground being parts of lots
and I, squaT' 3Ii.
Also, a. -FOUR AND HALF C'CI" OK, the SAME
AFiFltNtpN, & Let On Rhode Island avenue, between
l+th and !th streets having frontage about sixty
three tt feet on said aEe,'ue, by depth Of
one hundred and thirty i've (135) ieet being Parts
OF Lots ia aud L. III SdUa: I'll.
Terms: hHh carl: tsiance in az and two (2)
years viii interest at Fx 80 PR cent snDurn. pay
atHe annually. secured hY deed If trust the
premises sold n all cash 81 tho option Of the purchaser
G'rc5it a. elUu required U!n each Piece Of property
al TN II 50 e. Jon 6. II shkNESS, Trustee.
I. j. l. COLDHELl. AuctiGneer. apT-d&ds
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RKPoRTED RHp CONDUCT or SENATOR Fans
60N.-It was reported In San Francisco YESTERDAY
about twenty, attempted to shoot his father, but
was prevented. Rumof attributes his act to
domestic dfmcUltacS between his father and
Fair.
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Tsfg.s EVENING.

~ ALTER b. WILLIAMS x CO.. Auctoneers.
AUCJION! LAST WEEK! AUCTION!
y order 81 = tiOdota3C. vii positively close the
balaacs II i'ia-Gu-.1s Con Watches Jeeelry, at
pUs,IG auction. Within week. Sales 1T TWO and
ia F-tiSf SEYEN }. Il. DAILY. very article
fully warranted r7l seT.tarI.
WALTER b. WIiIIAA.S& CO., Aucts,
apis ct Corner 10Th and d sts, facing Pa. ave
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Willis Filed,
Wills Filed.
REQUESTS OF DIR. NOBLE YOUNG AND JOHN " JOHN

REQUESTS OF DIR. NOBLE YOUNG AND JOHN NJ JOHN
The will OF the late John NJ. johnson has been
| filed with Register RamsdelL He leaves his house
and lot on Pennsylvania avenue, in square 49,
and his real estate in Prince Georges county, Nd
az acreS), to his daughter, Mary " Wells and all
the rest OF his estate his six sons Robert John
NJ, Thomas j., Rudolph, Dallas and Henry john
son, share and share alike, and names his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wells, executr1x.
The Will OF the late DR.. Noble Young has been
hled He directs that his property be equally d.
vided between his five children, Anne Stranz
Elizabeth q. Nemegyet, Albert Blair Young, Ellen
McWill,ams Egbert, and Nina Field Tie viii
bears no date.b but was made In February last He
appoints f. Nemegyei, Alexander Stranz and H.
c. Egbert executors.
THEATER CoMIQUR AND THE BUILDING INsPEC-
T0R--The building Inspector decided that a
temporary change made In the inside structure of
me Iheater Comique, In order 10 give space for
the new performance this week. had impaired the
support or the roof and rendered the building
dangerous policeman at the entrance last
night warned those going In that they must wit
MIR. George s. Smith. the business manager OF The
theater. said to a STAR reporter to-day that the
trouble arose out OF change made In the ceiling
to make room for the aerial trapeZe performances
OF the Davenes- The alterations did not In the
least AFFECT the stability OF the walls or floor Four
girders were taken out from the ceiling and braces
inserted above them, so that an arch could be
made. The building inspector came in and after
the police were notified An officer was STA
that the house was unsafe. The theater people
to-day, though insisting that the building was
in in place of the wooden girders In compliance
with the instructions OF the building Inspector.
The work Will be completed before the perform.
ance tonight.
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CATALOGUE SALE
CHINESE AND JAPANESE
FINE ART WORK
To BE SODA
PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
APRIL EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH,
COMMENCING EACH DAY AT ELEVEN a. NJ
AND THREE P. M.
COMPRISING:
JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS. LACoUERs
PORCELAINES. POTTERY, BRIC-A BRAC. NOV
ELITES. TEA SETS. sATSUMA. KIOTO. KU-
TAM. MAKUDZA AND KISHUI WARES, &C..
SCREENS, PANELS. SCROLLS AND DECORA-
TONS.
THIS SUPERB COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE ABOVE DATES
AT MY GALLERY AND sALEsROOMs, SOUTH
WEST CORNER ELEVENTH AND PENNSYI,-
WANNA AVENUE.
Parties interested in decorative works should give this
The collection win be on view Monday and Tuesday.
apls4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auot
sVTHE ABOVE SALE. IS POS fPoNED owing
to severe action IN the family Of the importer) until
api7dads anu THOMAS bow ss&e A noa.'
DgBLIC SALE OF TWO WAREHOUSES; AND
Il Wharf at Alexandria, Va, Saturday April list
at noon In front of Court Room. on Fairfax street
apl6-4t
(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
81 ks sAE hTrAuH hT
Mp M aloF I'm AVENnE KN0WS As
IWO-STOHY NICK BUILDING, KNOWN AS
The COACH FACTORY OF JOHN PAYNES
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding Equity Court in Zee
cause wherein virsinis F. Payne and Others h
1853 Trustees viii se a at 81 public a aae
on APf ne sads At
FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, the following described real
estate situate IN the city of Washington. District of
3D. in square numbered fifteen 15'. improved by a
wo-story brick building known coach factory of
,ohn Paynes Sons said original lot fronting about 90
alley having Is foot alley ON the west side and con-
tanning about 9. S82 square feet of ground
M he terms OF sale, as prescribed by said decree.
Inc purchase money to be paid in equal instruments of
oethlid III cash. and the balance in and years
IN equal payments from the day of SALE whole to
bear interest from the day SALE and the said deferred
with deed of trust mortgage property sold or
cash. to be paid the day of sale the ratification
chasers cost If the to ms OF sale are not eonplied
WITH within one week from any sale the trustees
the right to resell the property without further notice at
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
EDWARD H: THOMAS.
GLEN Sf1 ". GO C6dp itise' n w. Trustees.
apl6-dSds j. T. COLDWELI, Auct.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr
TIE following are the opening and closing pr1cas
{, the New York Stock Market to-day, as reportoi
ty special wire to II. H Dodge, 500 18th street.
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent,

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING.
CAPITOL AND PIERCE STREETS NORTH
By virtue OF deed Of trust dat the 9th dav of,
February. A. ID. 1873 recorded III Iiber Nc. S53 Tia
1910 %. one OF the land records for the District A
Columbia. and at the written request If the party
cured thereby the undersgned viii sell, at public
non. ~ front OF The premises, FRIDAY, APRIL
TWENTY, 1888 at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, tie follow
ln DIES ed real eetae situate in the city of Washing
tcn District Of Columbia to wit: art of Lot numbered
twenty three 1881 in Square numbereds hundred and
twenty G2O beginning for the the southeast
corner of said lot numbered twenty and run
ming thence north with the Ike of North Capitol
street one hundred and nineteen (I19) feet three 90
lnche thence west seventy (l0) feet; thence north
eighteen - feet thence west twenty two (22) feet
TIA nee south twenty-five (l2 feet; thence east two O
5) inches, and thence with the north line of Pierce
street ninety t90 feet 20 the place of beginning Except
INK the north eighteen q y feet three 90 inches front by
the d"Itn OF seventy 90 feet) gether with the i'm
IfoVelHes consisting OF large double frame dwelIing
house and frame stable.
Terms of sale; fourth cash. and the residue In
six twelve and eighteen months which the notes of
the purchaser. bearing interest the rate OF six per
cent per annum payable semi uaIly and secured
~ deed ~ trust on the property will be take o. all
cash at option OF the purchaser. SICG deposit required
at Tie time OF sale. and FL conveyancn and
at uICha7ers cost. Terms 10 lie compiled with in
seven days from day Of safe the property will ne re-
sold at the risk and cost of the detailing purchaser
alter i've DAYS advertisement. All claim. for damages
by reason Of change Of trades in North Capitol street
are reserved 10 the estate of John q. Waters.
GEORGE IRUESDELI.l ~
FUGENt CARUSI. trustees
j. L. COLDWEIL AuCtOneer. ap7-eo&ds
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Latest KILOGRAMS to The Star.
Outrage I'm MARI bOrO,. Md.
ESCAPE OF THE PKRP RrRAroR

ESCAPE OF THE PKRP RTRAroR
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
MARLBORO, April lion Sunday night ". W.
Queen, a colored barber, enticed colored girl
daughter OF Matthew Deville, into q
barber shop in this place and outraged her
person, after which he made his escape.
The affair, when it became known, caused great
excitement among the people, and the colOred
population are anxious to lynch the miscreant
should he be found. writ was issued and Con-
stable Crandell left for Washington, to which
Washington, and formerly worked for
Brooks on 9th street, above the
avenue. He has wife and one
child living here. Should he be apprehended 1t
will require some strategy to lodge him safely in
jail. as the colored people are much incensed
against him.
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RANGE OF THE THKRMoMRrER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
Smcer to.oay: lam 6l.3; IL am, SIS; pm.
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NUs Z
ap14-eo&ds
4 7 AUCTION.

AUCTION.
APRIL NINETEENTH. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
EAST.
The Material consisting Of Brick and Stone on the
gronnd intended for the Eagestoh Tabernacle About
4o.OU br1ck laid In walls and Sc. OG0 loose on tho
ground Stone In foundation about 100 perch. The
70 be given to tho widow Of the late Alexander
ANDREW FRY, lr...
ruo,.., 8. d. NEWCOMB5 Afus'oes'
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct aplA-lt
6 BENsINGER, Auct1oneer.
Ne washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
VS. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION cIIIr0N SALE OF HORSES, RUGGIEs. CARRI-
hdES, WAGONS. HARNESS., Co.. EVERY TUES
H DAx ,TrHIUURSDAY AND SATUkDAY MORNING.
GOMMENClNG AT TEN O'CLOCK REGARD-
LESS OF WEATHER.
on hand and at private sale large stock of
nrsSs Mew and second hand Buggies Carriages, Ex-
consianMsn hairless. ETC.. ETC. Liberal
S"A-"AeAAAeAte~ f26 Pm
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PASSENGERS ON FoREIaN vEssELs.-The acting
Secretary OF the Treasury has replied to the COL
I OF customs IN New York. that special In
tor IN writing the name OF every foreign steam
vessel arriving In port, and such vessel WIN not
crew list
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THE WHALEN LIBEL CAsE-Albert J. Whalen
appeared before Clerk Prince, at the Police Court
Oscar 4. Harris. OF the Critic, charging him with
criminal h LIBEL i9r publishing an article IN the
believed under oath. The warrant win 20 ont
this afternoon for servlce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-17

JOHN TYLER and VIM. b Harrison were guests
ct the Police Court to-day.
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PATENT was issued to day to David L Dutrow
OF this city, for paddle wheel propeller.
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The NAPkeHS.

BALTIMORE. April 17.-vireinia 6s. consolidated
go rast due coupons. A; new 10. 40s 1884, S. 81
BALTIMORE. April l7:-Cot.on stesdy-middline.
10 Flour unchanged. Wheat-southern firm western
IRREGULAR closing higher southern red. l7al 20; do
amber. 2Jal.23 No. western winter red, spot
June: i2i.al Germ southern irm i' Tan iand
scarce; western dull: southern white. 6Sa65
Ars e5f asked May. e4aa64 June. tiss5
52a56; western white. 54a56; do, mixed 5Ia53;
Pennsylvana. 52a56. Rye frrner 6Ta7O. Hay steady
ana Unchanged. Provisions steady and UNCHANGED
Butter dul,westeln packed. l7a23; roll. 14als. Eggs
easier. IL. Petroleum UNCHANGED Coffee firm-Rio
So copper refined dull 15al5a. Whisky steady i. l6H
al freshtsto Iiverpool Per steamer dull and
bushels; corn. 1000 bushels; oats. 2. 500 bushels
bushels; corn, 70, 600 bushels,
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