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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
MISSIONARIES FOR BURMAH.

Eight missionary workers, under the aus
nces of the American Baptist Missionary Union. started
for Burmah yesterday in the Anchor Line steamship
Circassla The party includes the Rev. A f. Rose and
the Rev NJ Jameson with their wives, and the Misses
A. r. Gaze X. T. Evans and L. A. Hardin, all OF whom
have been connected with Dr. Edward Judsons church
al Bedford and Downing sts. The Rev. Mr.. Rose has
lahored IN Burmah for thirty years, making only two
visits TO this country In that time During this year he
has worked IN behalf OF the Burmese mission III eonnec-
ron with DR. Jud-ons church Religious services were
held IN the church by the mssiOnarlss and their ifen
on Friday evening and number OF iriencs were pres
emf ON the steamer at their departure. The Baptist
Mission in Burmah comprises between 400 and oOO
churches and nearly $4,000 churcn members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
vIsIr OF THE BOSTON ANclENTS.

The oldest military organization in this coun-
try, the Ancient and Honorable ARTILLERY Company OF
Massachusetts dating from 1898 will be the guests OF
the old Guard of New.York Tuesday and Wednesday,
The large number of New-England men IN New-York,
and the many military bodies here that have enjoyed
the hospitality of the Ancients while visiting BOSOM
Will be peculiarly interested In this VISIT On tni. occa,
ion tine for the frat time, has its annual field
dav in place outside OF New-Eugland II Is peculiar
BODY each member wearing the uniform which ne wore
Wilde in active service and 1t is largely composed OF
wealthy and wellknown citizens In the line OF march
on tuesday they will be under escort OF the Od Guard
and vc,.r an baitaions down Broadway Beaver Broad
and Wall sts 20 the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

Steamer Lampasss, croweIl Galveston via Key West
steamer Morgan City. Adams. New.orloans-B &
steamer Louisiana eager. New.orlean,-s seaman
Steamer CarondeIct Wider Fernandins and Port Royal
steamer Sty Of Of Augusta NckcrsOn Savannah Henry
Yonge lr. 49,. ~. or...,..,o.r W or,otard A Co
steamer Benefactor. Tribou. Wilmington. NC-Wm Opao
steamer old Dominion walker. Norfolk city Point and
Rchmond-old Dominic IS Co. ,,o, Man. and West
steamer Guyandotte. Kelley, Newport news anu "'''
Steamer S Rch%ond JenneS Newport News and West
S1esmcr RapidSn Glover Ncrtolk-old Dominion IS Co.
Steamer 2 Hiesnors B.ss Portland Anne:
Steamer Nerens Coleman s1stqn pmock
Ship Angelica (span) Disz Tarrdgona Eatmln 20
ship Tamerlan no ,derl Kreuso, Hamburg-rheo nuaer
Ship Suzanne oer zincke Bremen Z sr%ann ko9g co
Bark PARENT llta Razetto ngoon Andrew Enh h
Bark ederco utaD Vanello. Port said Egyps-Anor'"
Bark ossoinack Au.) znemich, Gibraltar or cagliar
R1re UmbeGto Primo taD cangano Marseles-Tower
Bark Ararat tAust) Fre.an IasbonIBels cosuich
BARK Kestrel Bri Olsen Bboa -FoulEe q CO. s,ooor,o,
BARK Olga AUST. MiKucich. Barcelona sp-oioooio"
esss OTTAWA fNor, Larsen Dunkirk-Benham Bovesen
BARR Olsen CNor) GohTbrand Dantzic-fnnon Edys 20
BarI Jan Pieterzoon Koen tDtch. Bouchin, Hamburg
BSrk Lady Duaern tBr. Hatfield, LOndOn-J Parker
u" SAILED
STEAMERS CITY OF Chester BegTavaand The oueen for v
erooo. Nong Ill., London; Geiser Copenhagen Nam.
Bremen Gynand AnIwe Gro assla and AUSTRALIA gas
gov: Santiago Havana Ahanbta Windward lsianns Lam
pa.as Kew West Galveston Ousian and MORAN Ivy
NewOreaus. Carondeet Port Roya and Fernan lima Guy
OF Augusta 5ayanDan Charleston and PTlmae
Old DOMINION Richmond Guya ndOtte Norfolk; john CID
son Alexandria and Georgetown.
MISCELLANEOUS
Steamer Tndgate Hill Br) Allen London from New
YORK cgIdcd ark LILLIAN Ntgus BIZ MO1na from Ne"-
YORK Aug Both vessels are badly damaged
THE MJVEdENr5 OF 5rGAdGN'
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, sept 29-Arrved, steamer Nlctorla 'brI
san British Princess 81. Freeth Philadelphia
QUEENSTOWN, 9-Arriyei stea ner Guy OF tome pp'
MInrO from New-Yor Sept - on wty % LhyerDop
HULL sent 29-Arrved. steamer Sserno BG WlsoD IRON
New York Sept ~. -, c.o,u,o,
Sept 29-Arr1ved steamer Cahauh 'rfI' Hi"s"'"
from New. York Sept ID, , . t,o,,
Sailed steamer Hammonia Ger, sen "euseH' u"" han"
for New-IOrk. ,yor
ASrwfRr sept 2o-saIed. Switzerland tBelg).
BeynOu. for New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

,vors waited upon by n committee q few days ago
and told that the children would all be Withdrawn
unless q colored person was appointed to teacn
them.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY citizens OF hichmond
upon plans for celebrating the two bundredth anni,
versary of the naming Of the county IL wasagreedd
that there should be parade and banquet anu
address in Washington Park, Stapleton, IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
RETURN OF THE REV. DR.. ROBINSON

The Rev. Dr.. Charles S. Robinson, pastor
NJ the Pfesbyterian Memorial Church, arrived nome
Yesterday from England by tine steamer CITY OF Chicago
DE- Robinson Is looking wel and he declares himself
greatly benefited by his trip lie was not Injured ny tho
accident which happened to his party by the IurnnS
over Of their carriage In the mountains or Sutherland
at was a common place accident indeed; one that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
PIONEER BOAI CLUB REGATTA.

The fall regatta of the Pioneer Boat Club
took place yesterday afternoon at foot of twenty
fourthst. Brooklyn. The from the club
house to a buoy half mile distant and return G. L.
Thatcher won the race for singles in 620 uroared
Gig race between the gigs Punch" aud Judy"
won by the former in 6:l3. Tomorrow at D. IN. tue
Pioneers Will row against the Trons and Eurekas
the Passaic, at Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
A SUIT AGAINST STOCKHOLDERS.

A motion was made before Justice Donohue
in tue Supreme Court Chambers yesterday on Dena oi
John IT. Kitchep receiver OF the United States Unoer-
ground Cable Company, for leave to sue Russell sage
James r. Keene John j. Kierhan and Others stocH'
holders of the company, to compel payment OF amounts
due on account or their subscriptions to the company
stock. The call which 1t il sougnt To enforce Is hiteeu
per cent OF tine subscription amounting III inc case vi
Mr. Sage to $15 600. OF Mr Keene To SooOo ana vi MI
man n 81 900. Ihe nnLlOn was RLanleu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
FORMING 4 CITIZENS ASSOCIATI0M

A preliminary meeting was held at No. 243
Eigntu-ave Friday for tue purpose OF or
ganizIng Citizens Association in the XIIth Assem-
bly, District Tue following officers were elected Pres
ident. Frederick G. Gedney; vice-president, william
Lyal; treasurer, T. Holbrook Cusnman; secretary.
elected members, aud in few days cuD-rOom Will DO
eng geo. An eUrJ will be made TO keep the association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
home NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Justice Samuel Blatch-
ford United States Supreme Conrt ana Henry Won
Siebold secretary Of the Austrian legation at Wssng
ton. M York Ho'el-senator Ell sauspury, o, De u,
ware .. Clarendon HOiel-ScnatOr ID W. voorhees, OF
INDIANA Everett HOusc-Commodore TEMPLE. =. 8 n;
- (Jiisev House-Cou gresham John Heucock. OF
Texas. Grand Hotel-Judge Asa French. OF Boston
ana Lieutenant Ernest A. Garington.U u. s. A. 81 Men
oias Hotel-The Rev. Dr. r. /. Collier OF foston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

PORT OF h......SATURDAf, SEPT. 70. 1883
ARRIVED
Z Steamer Yantic WILDE ST Johns Ne Carries guns,
STEAMER CITY Of chicago IBr new, 200 Leitch Law
10 and Queenstown ~ Win muse anu pssseh
Inman s. Co
steamer Warwick (Br Lobbct Bristol Sept T. and Swan
sea l5 with mdse and passengers 20 w ID Morgan
STEAMER Rhein tGerl NeYnaber, Bremen sept 10 and
mdse passengers 10 OelIichs Co
tDtcnl, Chevaier Amsterdam sept 10,
wi To md and passengers 10 Eunch. Edye q CO.
Steamer tBegl. Farrell Rio Janeiro sept and
Baha = with mdse passeD"ersto Busk & JeyOns
steamer Colorado, Risk Galveston with Indse and
messengers TO y "A Mallory & Co. 49,,
Steamers New-Orleans alsey. NewOroans days win
mdse ANA passengers 70 seaman.
steamers Agiers Percy Ne"-Orleans days Win muse 10
Bark Veo taD Msrtino oporto 80 days in ballast to
beager Bros
sUNsgT-windat sandy HOOK hight. cloudy. AtciU
Island light. sW cloudy.
JLEAkED
Steamer Noting tBrl Bennett London-seager Bros
city Chester tBF Land Liverpool VIA Queens
rown-Inm4n IS Co
steamer The Queen (Br. Cochrane Liverpool via Queens
town. w J Hurst .
steamer Ieschel t3r. Bralthwaite Liverpool Busk &
JeyOns . o., -,,,-
steamer hynIand Belgl. Jameson. Antwerp Peter
steqme Main CGerl Hembruck. Bremen via southampton
-Oeirichs d 90 :.
steamer era gallon (Br, Llpsley, Aspinwai-John
James. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

might happen TO any one" he said $50 please 40 not
nmbiisb N again The only thing remarkable about u
Gas he esca oe through Go s providence OF every one
OF our party without an injury our sa, strong
kead.yind for two days that tossed us about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN AN ENGINE ROOM.
THE WATER METER THEFTs.

Mayor Edison was asked yesterday II he had
decided vet TO make public the schedules OF the
amounts alleged to have been taken by Aiken and
others concerned in the water meter frauds, ana
guilty employees of the Department Of Public Works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
MARINE INIELLIGENOE.
M1vtArURs ALdAVAC

MIvIArORS ALdtNAO
Sun rises So sets 5A4 Noon rises $40 doo1saya dty5 ~
gIGd WATER ro-DAr
/M-sandv Hook. Gas: Gov Island. 1885 3en Gaia 92I
EM-sandy HooK. 7.07; GOV lsani. 152i Hell daso 94l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

STARlN'S no1r.r,ox
- Cay RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier IL. N. H., foot OF Cortlandtst
freight forwarded as directed 10 any pAEs
ofthe world. .x
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery OF all kinds otssat and nsr
chandse to any part OF the CITY,
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight of every description promptly hgntered 70 any pons
IN the harbor az reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers John H. stan and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 10 n. R.. at p. daily. lsatutdAys
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co" between Ne"-forA anu
New.Haven care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. W. RR. received al Fer i'
For New. Haven and points East at Pier Is.
NORTH sHORE' ATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten uents wa steamers Ser l. T. L. loot "
Whitehall-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Comuunipaw. y. J-Dry Dockss
Machine and Shops Everything appertanilS totns
construction and repair OF vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
FOREIGN STEAMARS DUE AT THIS PORT.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. SEPT. 49, 1888
ARRIVED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
Citn Real estate for Sale.

A LII INTENDING PURCHASERS OF
FfksTcIAss CITY DWELLING HOUSE PROPERTY
SHOULD EXAMINE OUR NEW HOUSES AT
6AND EAST ARTIST, AND MAOIsoN-AVE COX,
GOTH AND BISr SITS, OR APPLY FOR DESCRIPTIONS
TO CHARLES Buck 81 CO., ARCHITECr5
r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-01
Political MateerS.

CHARGES OF BRIBERY IN MICHIGAN
Charges having been made that friends OF sena-
tor Ferry and managers Of his canvass had an
preached various members OF the republican oppo.
sition with offers or post office clerkships control
OF federal patronage, and even foreign appoint
Ferry In the pending contest, the lower house of
the >lgan Legislature yesterday adopted a ne.
solution Calling for an Investigation.
THE wIS8-MAsSEY CONTEST IN VIRGINIA
The answer OF John s. Wise, the readtuster Con.
gressman-at-large from Virginia, to the notice OF
contest served upon him by Mr. John T. Massey
has been made public. Mr. Wise lays great stress
upon the charge that the democratic as -essment
and tax Officers OF Richmond obstructed the ne.
groeS from paying their plll-tax In order to pre-
vent them from v00ng for him.
THE MINNESOTA sENAToRSHIP CONTEST
Three ballots for United States Senator were
taken In Minnesota yesterday, the last resulting
as follows: Window, 80; Wilson, 80; DunnelL q:
Cole, 10; Sabin, q; Hubbard 10; Berry 1; Strait
l; Start, 4; Wakefield, & Castle, 1: Ward, 4; Don.
nelly, 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-01
mr.. Lovctoy's Suit Agaigsss Ihe Pre-.
priet0rs ut the .sCapttal.s

Inc answer or the defendant In the equity suft
on benjS'aih q. Loyeloy agt. Edmund Hudson has
been filed by r. X Elliot counsel for the ia.
PENDANT The complainant in this case alleged
that Mr.. Hudson had agreed 10 form
q copartnership with him for the ownership
and publication OF the Washington Cdpftal but
had refused 10 complete such agreement and
the complainant asked the court 20 appoint A re-
ceiver and order the sale OF the property. etc.
Mr. Hudson, In his answer, denies that any part-
nership arrangement between himself ana Mr.
LoveJoy has ever been proposed or considered by
him. He asserts that Loyejoy was not in any
PENDANT and his associates.
Ene complainant LoveJoy, then proposed 20 de-
Ienoant In October last In answer TO a QUESTION
That he would do all the work on a sunday paper
with the assistance OF one reporter, and would
paper, and would wish TO be paid no the rate on
$500 per annum In cash. and 81 200 In stock
This oner was not Immediately accepted by the
Of the Capital newspaper by the defendant and
his associates Mr.. LoveJoy was Informed that he
sSa become CONNECTED with the newspaper in
explicit Understanding that the oapit ea ana sns
army and NdrY Register would be
IL was never proposed TO consolidate them as
newspapers, as alleged 10y complainant, and
complainant was informed that he would be al
lowed TO acquire definite interest in
the ownership OF the two papers, 20 be paid
for as proposed by him. DEFENDANT alleges that
he never refused TO perfect this arrangement and
that the claim OF complainan mt that he WAS 10 Ia
presented with a half INTEREST I'm the CAPITAL,
merely as consideration OF his retiring from his
law business, is preposterous
The defendant denies the statement OF the COM
plainant that he has faithfully complied with the
terms OF the understsn ling between them,
ana that it became necessary to employ another
person In the editorial work OF slii newspaper,
and that the editorial work OF complainant was
generally disappointing. Defendant further states
mat although complainant endeayored TO procure
advertisements for the Capital no contract for any
stated period was made through his influence.
DEFENDANT further states that complainant VOL
uhtatuy Withdrew from his connection with the
Capital without giving any notice 10 defendants
anu tnat ne az all times treated the complainant
Win great forbearance and consideration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNcANsoS BROS. Aueuoneers.

HI NCANSON BROS. AGcuoneers.
LXECUTOR'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED real. ESTATE. BEING PREMIS. :
No. 416 ON SLvI NTH STREET NORTHWEST
ly the last viii and testanent Of Whelnna Eich -:
Ier, d eea.ed l shan, on Tue DAY, JAAUARYA1
the premises. offer for sale at pubic auction part lot
seventeen, in square il, leginnng for the same at
the distance IL fest from the southeast corner OF
IL square the line Of 9Th street west and running
thence west 100 feet thence south 70 thence east
100 fee; to the Inc of 7ti street and thence with the
line If % street north rs teet to tie roint of begin
ming. improved 10y large thrce-st0ry p lex store.
Terms Of sale third cash aid the balance IN one
and two with interest al cent to be secured
vi he require at tie tne Of sse An eonseyansin
and ord at hasers cost If sale
not complied with in days the Executor the
r1gh T. rese - rsk nd cast OF default purchaser.
after days public notice If such in news
paper published in Washington; &c v,,r
Executor Estate of wilhelmina Eichler. deceased.
MONDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.
u. 1885, at sane hour and ~ 2 ace api e, ,rpp
Executor Of Estate of Whelmina Eichier. deceased.
jan8 eo&ds
sK- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
Tt ESDtY. the TWEEN Y-THIRD day of january,
AID 1883. same hour ana lace
Executor OF Estate OF Whelnlina Eich.er. deceased
1anl5-eo1ds
roned nntil saTTKDAY. the TwfNTY ne.i
DAY OF JANUARY. IL. 1888, same hour and place
jan23-d Executor of wilheimina Lchler. deceased.
an fH3xE SAFE s + 6r PS
hUAhl. A. D.. 1883, salne hour AMI place.
CHAHLES WALTER.
1a2i-d Executor OF Wi-helmina EIcher. deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-01
VTNIIOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL. EsTATE-

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
h BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofza
so an doe g. in 5 e eaS
de- dS on hs s T. Is
e. Fiff}, s. g. R15
pss HF 3 led
eS ct ans fou nRs T q
tie sshs ana fet t"ssn IaS
thirteen s the two ~ esrs e IF the ~ lots e
gs t forming front on north g street Of sixteen
hsnassd and hs being
and to john ke
Il Rad ae, h9g s i1h and
Seconds. and immediately thereafter. all the rest
O. il SQUARE g. No sig hundred and tss
Of sa s sohn ksa
but which Is INCLUDED in the deed Of from Dennis
q IS Tk,s being s li the
ai Il ssss
aE 20 SANE n Day the western ef lots numefsd
sos hs s and tbs
ans as sSd s and n thence
ys o. inehss thence line #
seven and one quarter 60 inches; thence north
fourteen Cd feet and three and three quarter go
inches 10 the line Of north street, thence west
a a the Line Of said street te feet and
Terms Of sale: One third cash; of which deposit Of
FOO on esc Gel of hand by the purchaser thereof
VIII be required to bepad to the Trustees at the time of
the sale he balanceat and two years. equal in
stamens for which the notes of the purchaser are to be
gwen or ali cash at the option Of the purchaser Upon
the failure to comply with the terms of sale within ten
days after SALE the Trustees resell at the risk of the
defaulting purchaser the parcel bought BY him ~
II. b. LEWIS
4ls 5th street NV, r,..,
VIM. PIERCE BELL. Z trustees.
1a2od 223 40 street,
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RAILROADS.


RALT.MORE i Ohio Rail ROAD.
HH va pah 6SsT aSR TEE Ek Mfs
'A GGfpr f2uP 70 STEEL SE KAIeSi
l.M. LEAVE WASHiNGTON.
n:oot iilcaSo, Cincinnati and IT. ous Fast Express
EIiees, Gty ana Way st sa H0'6a
MAY Rs1 va . Gays
tsi ., bGfks ard Way s'asgns
and an at FONT Il ion S h
S1,i at Belts ill Annapolis Jul ction yessup's
5ALTiMoRE EXfi:Ess stops a. a ii
!-Pit;sburs, Chicago Cincinnati and st. Louis
EStfess. sieeiins Cars ~ Cincinnati. Louisville
P,M:-.1:IU-baltimore. Ericott CITY, ANNAPOLIS. Way
- l:25-iri sunday only FOR Ba tinlors and Way.
t2:ss-B ALTIMORE ExpnEss
-ii.;iimore. I;ia.ieiphia and y. Y Express.
.s sIfs hassrssGwn and Way via RELAY
eriek. Relay stopping at annapolis Junction.l
f!:.o-haitmore, Annapolis and way Stations. g
SShsFier and Way Stations. CON SUNDAY 70 Posn. Of
hf FL on sf ixfKH ess
va a KFf as s5osS y...Sis and Laur
as SO =, A 'siHas 1s q ~ 'sn''
Xxi RES s:etk al. :, Pi., and DETROIT
EEMikAbEiFHYas N i.ss = So ss snd BOSTON
fs6chieaxo Cincinnati and 70 St. Sew LOUIS E.press
tnf Ga15 e c,r s Is g; Los and Chicago
tDAy SUNDAY only Other trans daily except sunday
fn trslrs from Wsshs stop q Relay staton
Ohio Ticket Offices Washington station $40 aud 1851
Tas S 10 lie eSsctsS and 1sssssa #
sny poit N the city.
WIZ CLEMENTS. Master OF THIS BaIto nITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-01
Wall Street To-day.
DECLINE IN THE y.Nprppur Sro

DECLINE IN THE VANDERBILT STOCKs
NEW YORK, Feb.1.-The Posts financial article
SAYS: The stock market was weaker this morning
owing to decline In all the Vanderbilt stocks
and In Denver. The decline in these ranged from
Kon New York Central to 1 "a on Omaha preferred<
and per cent on Denver The remainder of the
market was, however, not greatly affected and
the average decline on other stocks than those
embraced In the above was only fractional except
In the case OF Northern Pacific, which declined
per cent. The general volume OF business this
forenoon was light, the total sales up to l2 80
O'Clock including only about 125 900 shares, OF
which one quarter was in Lake Shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-01
Alabama,. Defaulting Treasures.

The committee OF the Alabama legislature counn,
Cd the money In the treasury vault and found
$751; OO0 The deficit is s2s7 OOO and is amply So
cured by good bOndsmen. State treasurer Win.
cent, according to a stat nment by a witness MADE
through one house(Fred. Wolff, and some through
others There has been some talk latteriy.
since ne bought fine house, rich furniture and a
carriage ana horses The governor In a message
10 the legislature says: at is not known by what
Train or In what direction MIR. Vincent LEFT Mont.
gonery. Means have been adopted TO fntercepe
and detain him If pc Ssible 1t is believed the stata
Is largely secured against ultimate loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-01
Il - - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~>o,IISO- HE ,SOEIH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
sTII pi15j ~. n a1h SPLENDID SCENERY.

NV1E Uht.A-
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
poi T8 TIE tR s3krH WEST sSP SS%gTHwEsr
Sell RAILS MAeNi hfricKSPl Eo SSfiENEsY
rRAISs FAVE " AsHrssroS FROM sTArIoS. CORNER
kor IT'S, and the West Chicago ImItpi Expres,
e. isisce Seeing Cars a. $50 M. daily: Fast
Harrisburg Gcinnasi wsssern Sress iTc a
Is. day. VITA Palace Cars 10 Pit;sbury ami
tt.--t nd ~ M vEAtfsss. $50 p.Ia. daily Tor
Bal, HOLE SNn POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ke1 Erie CsHanda qua. Roe hester. Buffalo, Niap.-.
go P IN day except saturday. with Pa.ace Cars
N.shlgt n to ca daicuA
forMll.s5asp0rt Loci Hayea, and Elrnira a;s.31.
For Nsx Iork and tns Eas, 90 a. NJ 10 :sos 1.sr.
and eco Pm. Limited Rxrrcss Of Pillman Par.
Tor t@rs. $50 AR daily. except Sunday
ssy Uily with boats q Brooklyn Annex afforiing
Or transfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding doubls
For N ale.p ma. 500 am. 10: o an. 80 DO
40 and 1912 pm, On sunday. 4:aO. $50. and
To- a. n, Limited L1prcss $50 a. Ii. daily. az
1Ia! g 8 { sS 500 s29 loo n and l
sInnt.ay 500. 80 LIN. AGO. 6 20. $3.50. $780,
TofoI Is Greek Line. GAO a. H. and 40 p. IN. daily,
xor.anaSois, $40 IN aad 4:ao pm. daily. ezcep.
AJEXANpRIa AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
Rs h, Mr. ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
orAexanarla $50. 100. s2v II 90 and II as a. m,
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General f.a. e; MOOD assD.
CaaS. f. PUGH. General Manager.
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The District i'm Congress.

The Senate District committee to-day directed
Mr. McDill to report favorably the House bill to
amend certain sections OF the Revised Statutes OF
the District so as to authorize societies or congre-
cations to elect or appoint trustees according to
the rules or discipline governing the church or
denomination. This bill has been published in
The STAR, and Its object Is to authorize certain
church organizations to elect their own trustees
lnste I'd of having them appointed by the higher
denOmlnatOnal authOritieS.
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MARRIED.,

BRONN-NELLIGAN. At Hsgerstown Nd On
January goth. 1853 by the Rev. Father yoiz. FRANK
Il BhGwS. q Washington. to Miss Mamie A.
4. BsEIksIEsu uI On wedneeday. ysnu-
HERMAN obERTf tFFER 4 PSi.Ssiphi., 70 70
MAY r. FITCH, daughter Of james L. hitch
TORBERT-DALRYMPLE. On january 3Oth 1883
At st; Psul's Protestant Episcopa church, Calvert
county. Maryland, by Rev. DIR. Dsshiell. FRANK p.
T0kBERT, Of Washington. ID. c.. To ANNIE K. Dali
hfMPLE, Of Calvert county. Maryland.