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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS III The STAR

A,,rsrMrNTs-9th page
AIToRNEYs-5th page.
AUCTION SALEs-7th aud 9Th pages,
BALLS PARTIES, &C.-Sth page.
BoARDING-4th page.
Books. Sc.-5th PAGE.
BUSINESS CTANCEs-4th ply,
CITY 1TEMS-Sth pa.-.,.
CoUNTRY REAL EsTATE-4th page
IFATHs-sth page.
DENTIsTET-Gth page.
EDJCaTIOEAL- 9th rl-a.
ExcUEsIoss-Sth page.
FAMILY SUPPLIES-3d page.
fINASCIAI-6th page.
For RENT ROOmst-4th pay,
FoT RENT HOEses}-ith ps-,
fCI RENT (Miscellaneous)-4th page.
lCF SALE (Misceiianeous)-4tI page.
16I SALE fHoasesl-4th page.
GINTIEMEN's GooDs-6th pare.
HoUsFFURNIsHISGs-3 page.
LADIES GooDs-5th PAGE.
list OF LETTERS page.
IosT AND FCUED-4th page.
MARRIAG Es-Sth page.
MONEY TO LoAS-Sth pl.a.
MEDICAL, &c.-Gth PAGE.
IIBsoSAI.-4th pae-c.
PIAsos A.sD ORGASs-3d page.
PRoFFssIoSAL.-5tlp pays.
PROPosALs-5th page.
RAuRoADs-6th Pare
SCEAP PICr UREs-3d page.
Swing MACHINEs-5th pags.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Ist page.
sfFCIsLTEs-5th page.
STFAMERs. kC-Gth page.
SATE DEPosIT-Sth para,
IHE TRADEs-6th page.
UNDERTAKERs, &C.-Sth pare.
WANTED (Helpp4th PAGE.
WANTED tSitnationsl-4th page.
WANTED QIOuses)-4th pa-s.
WANTED (Rooms)-4th pare.
WANTED {Miscelaneous)-4Sh page.
WCor AND CoAL-3d page.
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Fire and Panic in m Fro,.i

BCFFAf0, \. Y, April Ga fire occurrct IN tha
we're House here al .ni3nlght last night 10y which
ABOUT 100 guests were frightened out OF their rooms
ana INTO the street No lives were lost. The fire
originated IN concert saloon on the FIRST no- and
dhio was entirely destroyed. The hotel was saved.
The loss Is about s. go
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Political Notes,

The friends of Gov. Hamilton, OF Maryland, are
sangulne over his prospects for denomination
The Connecticut senate yesterday rejected the
law f0rbidding tho employment Of women and
children In factories for more than ten hours any
one day.
j. The congressional reapportfonment BIN agreed
on by the republicans Of the Pennsy1vanlA legisla-
ture gives that party 70 districts and the demo
Gratis 70, whilst the democratic bill gtves each
party u o1sex1ctA
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Minister Sargent Interviewed.

RE DENIES WRITING ANY ARTICLE PoR NEwsP,pyRs
MANY. "
BERLIN. April 2s.-The Boersen Courier nub,Jshea
the report OF an interyit w with Mr. Sargent tho
American minister. In which the latter denied thar
ne wrote any article for the Near Yorker Hdudeis-
Zett'ta0 relative to Germany's action on the sub-
Ject OF tue importation OF American pork or was
cogniZant or The publication OF such an article Mr.
sargent SAID he sent dispatch on the subject 10
MS government which WAS properly published by
the state department together with other renorfa
or the American ministers and consuls and that ne
was then copied by various Journals Including
even papers IN Berlin. The statements In hts dis
patch which were made the particular object OF
attack 10y The North German Gazette were in fact
quotations from a German paper and were du.y
Ihat there was no truth in the statement that he
had said that the prohibition OF the itnportaton of
American pork was an Illegal measure and was
carried despite the opposition OF the reichstag.
Another Dynamite Sensation i'm Lon.
don.
THREATS TO BLOW Up THE GUILD HALL.
LONDON, April 8-Aiarm has been caused by
the receipt by the corporation OF London of an
Guild Hall would be destroyed by dynamite on the
6th OF May. force OF special police has been de.
tailed to guard the building
The Star Route Trial Surprise.
WHAT THE COUNSEL FOR TIE GOVERNMENT SAY
ABOUT THE PROPOSITION OF THE DEFENSE TO 81 n,
NIT THR CASE WITHOUT ARGUMENT.
lt was mentioned in the last edition OF rHn
STAR yesterday afternoon that Mr.. Henkle lon be.
half OF his clients-Vale and MIner) and Mr. vii.
SON (on behalf OF his client Brady proposed to
submit their cases without further argumene
unoer the instructions OF the court II there was
no further argument on the part OF the govern.
ment counsel and that or Mr. Dayidge frepresent-
Ing the Dorseysl. Mr.. Dayidge representing the
DorSeys) said he personally agreed with Messrs
Henkle and Wilson, but could make no offer until
he had consulted with Mr.. Ingersoll.
Mr. ARRRICK IN FAVOR OF GOING WITH THE An.
GUMENTs FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
Mr.. Merrlck stated to-day 10 a STAR reporter that
be intended TO tell Mr.. Bliss Monday TO 60 ahead
with his argument, no matter what the counsel
for defense say.
The ofer OF the defendants 10 submit the case
without further argument is evidently intended to
shut on further talk 10y the government, and pre.
vent Mr.. Merrick from addressing the Jury at all
In the case. Mr.. Merrick, IL Is understood, Is to
close the case for the government, though appll.
cation WITH be made 10 the court for tie Attorney
General to make brief address at some stage Of
the proceedings
WHAT MIR. KER SAYS OF THE OFFER OF THE DEPENsK.
Mr.. Ker, speaking OF the offer OF the defense TO
submit the case, said: "They afraid TO have
some persons speak"
"Mr Merrick and the Attorney Gencral?" asked
the reporter.
"No," said Mr. Ker, "I don't mean them.
mean some CT their own number. Their Interests
conflict, you know and IL may be better for all IL
some or them are kept silent
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Sir Anthony aud Lady un..rav..

NEW YORK, April 2.-Str Anthony and Lady
MuSgraVe arrived this morning from ktnyston
Jamaica, ana are staying with Mr.. and Mrs
cyrus W. Field, at their house on Gramercy park
1hay sail Tor England about the middle OF May en-
route for Queensland, Australia, OF which PROVINCE
SIR Anthony has been appointed governor Lady
NusgraVe Is daughter OF Mr.. David Dudley
Field and niece or Mr.. Cyrqs W. Field
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MI. j. G. THOMPSON, OF Ohio, leaves for his home
at Columbus on Monday. He says he has reason
to believe that the suit brought against him by
Imprisonment viii not be called for trial until next
(on
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Hne Het2ian Government Gets the
Property.

NEW YORK, April 28-Mr. Bourgeois commits
Shry OF police in Brussels. who was sent 10 this
country Dy the Belgian government to secure pos
session OF the property appropriated by Canon
belhara, sailed today tor Belgium. lie received
yesterday the cash aud securities deposited with
Sherln Bowe 10 await the determination or the
S100,00O. s
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DIED IN SANTA FE.-Information was received
in the city to-day OF the death in Santa Fe, New
Mexico. yesterday, OF Mrs. Alexander Slfdell Mac
Kenzie at the residence Of her son, Brig Gen. Mac
KonZta TT
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THE JEANNETrE REPoRT-Secretary Chandler
has approved the supplemental report OF the JEAN
nette court OF inquiry and It's conclusions will not
be modified.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April S.-The Bohemian
cluo gave dinner last evening 20 Mr.. Charles A.
Dana aud CoaGreSsman-elect Dorsaelmer IL was
very select affair
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for mailing: prtps. sAree cents per copy. Il Is q
large. eight-paGo papef. Of nfty-stx columnS cut,
pasted ana FOLDED, ana WIN b sens anywhere In
the Unlted States and Canada poefpeads Ter one
dollar Ayeak
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JUDGE THoN,N, OF the civil service commission,
has established his permanent headquarters on F
street, between 18th and 14th.
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VERY SPECIAL BARGAINS
BRB U u MN NM rSyS.
BB "A U MMMM
BIB A Y MMMM SSSSa
AAA NJ NJ .
BIB a A UU Nj Nj NJ sSsSS :.

ssfh = T Z S%sM ss
BBb p Il i i uJ n n # So:
LACES. LACES! LACESI LACFSI
EMBROTDEEIES EMBROIDERIEs!
We have just purchased entire importers lot Of
,0t0 PIECES
HAMBURG EMBKOIDERIES,
CONSISTING of WhIta and Coored Goods which ve will
offer at the astonishing price of
Sc. YARD
This Is special bargain, and advise you to call ct
Also. l lot fine and handsome patterns worth from
l2s to 2oc. ayard. which viii sell at
loo. \ YARD.
LACEsl LACEs,
Handsones. collection of patterns ever imported.
lot nne goods, worth from Il . to 25c. yard. at
10C. YARD.
Also big bargains in Bla Beaded Laces. One lot.
very deep, worth 81 70 yard
lot Irish Point Collars ex, "a deep honestly worth
eLd never sold at less than 81 % to 81. 80,
MILLINERY.
Real Ostrich Tips, in all the leading shadea at CSC
punch, worth S2.25,
LADIES' SUITS
Made from heavy black Gros Grain SILK. with Jet and
spanish Lace trimming, at s25, worth S35
MISSES SUITS,
Made OF fine Pique. trimmed with Embroidery back
ma 'front.' Killed skirt years, 81 %; 3, 81 80;
.. s.; 6. 3-25 7. s3 so; s. So rs; O. 81; TO- s. 25
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN,S APRONS
In all Sizes h and low neck short and ,on4 sleeves
paited trimmed with embroidery lace at reason,
able prices.
AT BAUM's,
sp2A 4l6 1rH STREET NORTHWEST.
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from tho irish Convention.

new YORK, April 2s.-A number OF the delegates
~ the liiSh convention from this city and the
New England states arrived here from Philadel-
pa p "a. hgh, but inc main body OF them reached
Eere this morning. Excepting among the small
dynamite faction, general satisfaction at the re-
SUITS OF the convention Is txnrnsSnA - -
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternal reve-
nue., s461, ,905 q; customs, $5s4, ,56l9s
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GANG OF CoUNTERFEITERs ARREsTED-The
secret service division is advised that It's agents in
New York city to-day arrested a gang OF coin
counterieiters, consisting of Geo. L. Stanley, Mat
rick Smith, Thomas Rs,iy' Jna WNaII lena
kearney, and Jane Holden.
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DOTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
ADAILY LINE TO NORFOLK
AND FORTRESS MONROE
Beginning May lst Is53 this Company viii establish
aDAILI LINE of Steamers between WASHINGTON
DC, and NORFOLK VA, stopping at FORT MON
ROE, ALEXANDRIA PINEY Pr. and Pr LOOK
OUT, going aud returning
The ever popular palace Steamer GEORGE IrAPY
with NEW BOILERS. NEW STATE ROOMS NEW
FUANlTUHE, CARPETS, &c, thoroughly renovated
AMI Upholstered throughout, aad the magnificent
S'anler F&ttLSfoR, will be placed upon this route
one OF which Will leave daily (>unday excepted) at
$3.50 ,. IN, SATURDAYS at6 from 7TH ST. WHARF
This Cornnany having secured the connection with
The BOSTON PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
EX4LUS IVEIY,
after the above date al: freight for point, eas. "a, m
only by the Steamers OF this line For further par.cn
lars apply at Company s Office, TTH sTREET.wHARF
l.. 81. HUDGINS, Supt
"M. Il. "FLCH, Agent. apo lot
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~ GRACE CHAPEL REFORMED CHURCH IN
u =, corner 18th and streets northwest, Rev.
Z. r SoNTAG, pastOr.-Services Tomorrow IL q. m.
ana ':3o p. N. Sunday school 9:45 q. IN. All well
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FIRE AND PANIC IN A HOTEL,
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Fer,twest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth St.,v
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
GEO. W. ADAMS, Prest

TIE FvTTTSG STAR is served to suherrfl,ers IN t,s
a!fy ty carriers their account at 10 cent?
week or a. cents Eer month Copies at the counter
o1h each by nal-Postago prepaid-50 cents month.
tf yesr, Sc six mouths, g.
lEnfrd at the Post Once at Washington. d. c.. as
DecoEd- class mail matter
IRE WEEKLY STAR-pub!ished on Frday-sl yes.
Testsfe prepaid. Six months, 80 cents.
VI All mail subscriptions must be paid In advance
xtpaTer cent longer than is paid for.
Rates OF advertising made Known on srplicatior
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Washington News and Gossip.

THERE are 21l new advertisements In THE STAR
to-day.
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Tn Foz1owue PRonOTIOm were made In tAa
Pension once to-day: Isaiah Fearing. n. q. ana
James h Stfatton, Pa, from el.soe % q 200; ID
Fannie kcNahon, DC. from $500 70 g. sooo
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WAsHrNaroN FuH MARKxE - Sold oy H ~
Golden 0sh agent, Sohnson's whan, to-day: 80
sha1 from ea0 "a Sss per hundred !; 600 herring
from Is TO s. per thousand: 800 punches OF rock
from S TO 90 cents per bunch
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rE1 NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
EQUITABLE
Cooperative BUILDING Association,
each share At this date the total monthly on
homes, gn PAYING on nortsases. &c is sz2s. 500:
subscriptions r"reiTed by
and North cas- o.p1sa assn s:s t. n: w. w.
a:' r hant Il safis Eesbain st. st. H. w.
assar fant"s Fl stns'eslas efses
beni PaieF Gasnnsi0n Deparman aas 8aos
& National Meiopotsn sts sna sas BanS T
Gss l;ess & Tish Assessors once st. NV a.
fa" a@r,He1 w Ei.,sr Gardner : 9ll st NV.
=, n Ti, nv hesron Evening Star Office
j. D. Free j1 sisoner gSs Co.
1No JOY EDsoN Secretary. " "
Office hours $50 a. M to so Pm. A sHwtm2
s1 LUMBER. LUMBER
WHITE TIN PINE PSFi Mahogany.
OF ALL KINDS. Poplar. Ere.
AT TIE LOWEST CASH PRICES,
Onr facilities for the jobbine trade unequaled
Estimates promptly furnished at
wM. MCLEAN SON.
ape 18th street northwest corner b street.
~ GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CRY TO
Sci ECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEAsE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING.
70 E. F. BROOKS.
F- GAS FIXTURES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST DESIGNS
SLATE MANTELS. LATROBES
FURNACES. RANGES AND GUATEa
PLUMBING. TIMING.
And all jobbIg,promptly done.
sAML g. SHEDD.
MA 400 9rH STREET NORTHWEST
ES GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
W. c. MILBURN. PHAaxAcnr.
70 1929 Pennfylvanis avenue
CnEAp Books.
special lot Of BOUND BOOKS at so cents . volume.
compr1sinS Novels. Scientific Works, etc.
LATEST BIRTHDAY CARDS.
JAMES j. CHAPMAN
Asen: for Fred,k Ksppsls Ensrssings slI Pennsyl-
ROYs' AND CHILDHEN's STRAW HATS
Just Opened.
COMPLETE STOCK MADE EXPREssLY FOE OUR
TRADE.
Prices. 80 cents. Is cents. 81 and $1.so.
B. H. sTINENETZ 4 SON,
ap27-;w 1887 PENNA. AVE. Next 70 cor. lsta Il
vF EFs1 pRESs5as REsE aIsS1 saa sFf s1S sAk
mnas 7Aasa 7ss TT sesst n.x.. 81 & saaa.
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ARCHBISHOP cRoKE GOING TO ROME.
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kilograms to The Star.

MINISTER SARGENT INTERVIEWED.
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d.ie "a 5ienttang e from the Arm Of WINDSOR 0RAYSON
1c9sr ~ t.Ssarn my thanks 70 my friends Who were
~1H 1Ana aSN -. . cAAN continuance Of the saIns.
y. A. WINDSOR,
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MORE ARRESTS IN IRELAND.
a Washington Mnn the Iox..t a.aae.

- " asutugtou " nm fhe Lowest bidder.
Specisl Dispatch to TUE Evening STAR.
B.LTIMoRF. MD, Aprll' ss-2 p. m.-Your towns
lth. Major Thomas 7. Morgan, is the lowest pld-
uir on The city dredging, amouutfng 10 A quarter
Oh million cubic yards
Io be Hanged for "a HrutaI Assaupt
BNTtMoRE, MD, April eSth-G ,o-ra I,la col
cred, was convicted yesterday I'm the circuir con.t
ol Dorchesier county, at Cambridge of relonInus
assault on Ms. Clara j. Simmons two weeks ago
lie was sentenced 10 be hanged.
Irish Affairs
ARCHBISHOP c2oKE TO BE HAULED OVER rus
GOALS"
LONDON, April 2S.-The Times correspondpnr az
home says Archbishop Crokc Is on his way 10 tho
vatican, where he viii he .hauled over the cnalsp
!or giving support 10 the movements or the na-
uohaiisl ana revoluuonist parties ia Ireland.
ANOTHER ARREST IN DUBLIN
DUBLIN. April 2S-Another arrest has been m aae
here IN connection with the conspiracy 10 murder
lhe prisoner is a tailor nalned Nevln
WHAT Is CHARGED AGAINST HRvrS
DUBLIN, April S-Nevn Is n man VINO was men,
TONED yesterday 10y the informer Dcytne AT the
nearing or the conspirators Kingston, Gibnev and
~ healy; @ as having been appointed by the Fnlans
10 ma the hiding place or Poole, who had hean
cohdemned 10 death. Deyne also stated that
Nevsn was afterwards charged by the assassins
WIN decelFlng them. The Dublin police have dts
So,eleu 81 that several men wanted for participation
IN tne murder conspiracy have left ireland The
ponce are In constant communication with the
police or Manchester, Liverpool Newcastle ana
London, touching the movements OF suspested
persons
THREE MORE ARRESTS.
TbLLAMoRE, IRELAND, April 2S-Three arrests I'm
connection with the conspiracy TO murder have
DeeH made here In consequence OF Information
given at the examination of the three conspirafora
.i., IN dublin yesterday 10y man named seery, q
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~ CtLVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER
1-S Sth and II streets northwest Rev. 8. II. GREENE
pastor at IL a ~ and 7:30 pm. Come and
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r tsS9 ALL SOULS CHURCH, CORNER OF I4TH
tHs and L streets northwest Rev. h. r. SB1PPEN,
Morning service at O'clock Evening service
I:3O. Sunday School at 9:45 n. 1t
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FYSS METROPOLITAN ME-. CHURCH, CORNER
- AZ and streets.-The Pastor Rev. DE- E. ID.
HUNTIEY. will preach ut IL .m and 80 M Stran-
gers welcome. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ UNITY PRES BYTERIAN CHURCH, CLA-
baugh Hall. 1880 1+th street northwest Rev. g.
b PATCH pastor.-Services Preaching Sunday morn
ing at II O'clock. Sunday school Sunday afternoon.
Z 80 O'Clock. All are welcome. 1t
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A LEAKY SEWER PoIs0Ns THE AR IN TIE DR.
PARTAENT OF JusTIcE.-The sanitary condition OF
the Department Of Justice has for some time been
very bad, in consequence OF foul odors permeattne
Gently made to find out the cause OF the trouble
and 1t was ascertained that the sewer which runs
through q small alley In the eastern side of the
building, ana which drains Woymley's hotel and
adjoining buildings. has been leaking for nobody
knows how long. and the cahtents, instead Of
emptytng into the sewer on Pennsylvania avenue.
have been gradually soaking through the cellar
walls OF the department building. steps win Ee
taken at once by the engineers once Co remedy
the difficulty. The defective sewer win b cut OF
sary Generals Office to 16K street, and thence TO
Pennsylvania avenue. Tho twelye-inch sewer
pipe which runs in front Of the Department OF
Is expected that the drainage az the Department.
win then be greatly improved,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sEHIHE PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIA-
- ton is the most successful now running. The
end Of the first year showed profit OF G. SO per cent.
per annum. The Perpetual is paying par cent
aHltim on with travail settlement of advances.
and a. the end Of the frat and half shows profit
dnes on STOCK. and this profit s growing in amount
every month, and WILL it expected, reach per cent
Per anu at the end OF the second Its
ton r asldes that the members shall have all the adj
Vantaes 0f lts large Profits in the maturing the
shares. when the tul f200 will he paid each For f5
With any other association while get an ad-
vance ~ 81 200 or 9th hr easier terms. All stock
SHARES alike III profits whether investor borrower
Srars can be taken at any time with out back dues if
desired Next rae TIM for payment of dues and selling
advances ON Wednesday evening MAY 2. at GI5 7th
War DEPARTMENT Treasurer; John Cook Secretary 6lS
18th street. nI9 a.
GOOD THING is THE ROCHDALE CO.
enabled to purchase everything they need at Ia -e dis
counts from the usual prices. New members being
enrolled every day. The and trade cir
cnar now ready for 1889 aDd 1884 price
the o.d members, ana to new members 81: can be had
from the n1e b rs of the Executive Cnmmttee from
JOHN COOK, Secretary. G18 10Th street. ap2S-3t
r-Fp-' FEDERAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION. No. q
The second animal meeting of FEDERAL. No Q will
Office. TUESDAY EVENING. May 1st at O'Clock.
he secretary and reasurer will submit his annual
port officers for the year be elected and other
bGsl slness properly coming before the stockholders will
be transacted.
- JOS. +. EDISON. President
+ street northwest. ap2S-3t
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GALLANT SEAMEN COMMENDED Henry
Wilson. commanding the u. s. S. Lackawanna re-
ports to the Navy department from Honolulu
March Goth, commencing the gaflantry OF Louis
Williams. captain of the foretop OF that ship, in
rescuing a shipmate from drowning: he also
cOmmends In this connection the conduct OF j. l.
Fasseure and H. P: Glifbery, seamen, who also
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j. T. BENNINGTON has been commissioned as
postmaster at Locust, Md.
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Once Rooms For Rent. all front; heated by steam
Otis elevator. eoe o,y
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CoNsULs RECoGNIzED-The President has recog-
nized William Lane Booker as consul general Of
her Britannia majesty for tae states OF New York.
Delaware, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Colorado. Kansas, and Nebraska and the terri.
tories @ OF Dakota; Wyoming, and Utah, to reside at
New ORR, ana D. b. Halnel, jr., vice consul OF the
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NAVAL. oRDERs-The orders OF Lieut.. Sidney
A. Staunton to torpedo Instruction have been re-
voked, and he has been detached from duty Ar the
Washington navy yard and granted six months
Ia ieane OF ~ absence from May 1 The leave OF alb
George NJ. Allen has been extended three months
from the tWenty-nrst instant Ensigns r Is
dered to the United States Training shin New e1
HampshreG e Passed passs1 Assistant Engineer L.
Robert p. Fisher, James Z Byrne, Clarence -
Mathews, and Samuel Bryan to examination 70. ~:
promotion; Assistant Engineer Isaac s. X. Reeve.
has been detached from the TallaDoosa evoS onS
granted six months lea We Of absence. "nu
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TSa REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE
IS Redeemer, st. Georges Hall. $40 llth street
northwest. Services and Preaching every Sunday at
ii Am
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THE SECRETARY OF WAR DETAINED IN WAsH1sa
ToN-Owtng to the press of Official business. Secre-
tary Lincoln did not leave for Fort Leavenworth.
Kan, last evening, as he intended. Adjutant
Genera, General u, Drum and Col; s. F. Barr started last
evening ior tnat place, to attend the customary
be held on the lst OF May They win be absent
ms@6er aS91s Two 70 we Meees General schoed who
The inspection will be made without the Secretary
OF War. ""'>>S~ ~ ~'AS ooeASs"AJ
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Another Dynamite Sensation i'm Lon.

LONDON, April 8-Aiarm has been caused by
the receipt by the corporation OF London of an
anonymous letter warning that body that tho
Guild Hall would be destroyed by dynamite on the
otn OF May. force or special police has been de-
tailed TO guard the building
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DEATH OF ADMIRAL MIDDLEroN.-Rear Admiral
iward Middleton, .. s. ~. retired, the youngest
son OF the late Governor Henry Middleton of South
Carolina, died at his residence 223 street south
east, in this city, last evening at O'Clock He was
born n South Carolina and entered the naval ser
vice July 1st, 1923.
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FIRST. LIEUT.. JOHN w. PULLMAN, 9Th cavalry,
has been detailed as professor OF military science
and tactics at Allegheny college, Meadvtle, Penn,
to take effect July l., 1883, relieving First Lieut..
George o. Webster, 4th infantry, Who Will join
his cOmDany