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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-23

TIE T 5SESEfHsrE EHsz ns HS s9ms4uvr,,
PIf1 IlI ka thacK iSTEIGESRip sGkSEay
Is fySEcT ffiiiN t a!.3 ssra EoiH sss
dHAT rs tL "a MssMISsroS FROM srAr1oS. Conxrs
For fnsegry and The Wes. chicaso 1,mea rxn,..
Iine ESQ sesn Sai isrs a. sSs daily Past
Eas6e '1 we sssRnE Eass fTo%
IIurs and the vest Sh Ps,aes ses aals d toF
FOR ffA aiL ,sD,bs. mp FogoMAo RAILROAD
-, Msst,:lst 70 6.ns dsisua WIN fs-Ace oas'
f'f TS nIy sIe aoss Hassa and Emira sts.s'
For ana M East 500 NJ. 10 80 ,s,
ilitsd r1r vi sse of Fa t s 20
For Boston thout chsnae 10 p Ia every Weak
ror , Si; sunday 40 I; 2.
tty WITH boat d Brooklyn Amen sfo ~ iss,
a.Test srsl,s,or e Fulton etreet. ayodins doubls
f0r sso a sns Isas 500 sIp 1919 ,so 400
I.sd l On saasaS No. a sSS sna
~ I'd Go 49, Ss a aod ,s: "a, and n ID ls g.
sssssy, 500 $50 ain. 40 t:2a $50. j. esq So
For fOs.s CseI Line Gao M and 4:4o D. m. daily,
For AeRs; olis $40 Am sad 4;so pm daily. except
EEAf, AR ALEXANDRIA AND WAsaINGfoN
For sA&Ira. $50 ECO. 92o II GO and IL as a. m.
3:,o, $50. 800. ESQ. 500 and 1850 pm On
slii ~ ato;so. w and IL 10 H., and 800 and
Ia I.;.a end and the South. ESQ and IL rs am.
Trains eave Alexandria for Washington. 800 500.
zoo and s:iU pm. and i2:oo midnight. On
s ssnaas at 900. 1913 and 1000 a. m. . 90 and
Iahs, and infornat,on at the ofce northeast corns.
Der cr shq can y var "a aysnrs and az The
sak' Il esssinaneh M ires noeas and residences.
Mana
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Capt Eads has resigned as member or the Mia,
slsslpp1 river commission because that body ne.
fused TO have the Atchafalaya outlet cleared
the gulf. ' ~
The frst train over the Northern Pacific railroad
reached Bozeman, Montana, Yesterday, and received
popular ovation.
The defalcation OF Ray, the late bookkeeper OF
the Merchants and Planters bank Of Montgomery
Ala, will amount to 100000
Judgment for s7S. 23s II, including Interest and
costs. was entered I'm New York Monday, IN favor
OF Miss Mary Alice Almont Livingstone against
Bernard Gilfoy, OF Buffalo, N. z. VINO left San
francesca on August lsth 1884, In an ls-foot dory,
has arrived In Australia.
John Kane, the "Molly Mcguire" leader, who
was shot by keighley In the Pennsylvania mining
region, is still alive.
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MISCELLANEOUS MArrKKA
commissioner West To-Day visited engine ho,see
No and 5, Also truck b house.
WANT 10 N PROTECTED AGAINST DANCER ylou
FIRE
committee, composed OF Messrs Delham. n.
c. Harmon, VIM. A Skinkie, H. H Psrmentef ana
Ellis spear, which was chosen az a meeting OF
ing the IRE on sunday last and the Destruction Of
Mr. J. II. Howletts housel, waited on the Dls.
trict Commissioners to-day ana represented the
danger 20 which they are constantly expoeed
from the want OF the proper facilities for the ex-
tinguishing OF nre. The committee urgently ne.
QueSted OF the Commissioners that three com.
modious cistsrns, two IRE alarm boxes and ten or
twelve suitable ladders, with truck, be furnished
at the earliest practicable day. Tie paper Was
referred 10 Chief Cronin for examination and re.
port
BIDS WERE OPENED
To-Day In the office Of the District Commissioners
Tor erecting an addition TO the Love1oy school
building as per advertisement as follows: D. J.
mccarthy, $685.; Columbus Thomas, s., 400: WIN.
b. downing Bro, s. 100; Jno. 4. Corrigan es i&0
made
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.1a y o R s.

II I Q o q.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WHrs.
KYS.
MARYLAND CLUB l.
MONTICELLO IT,
BAKER,
OLD CROW
ROYAL CABINET.
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY.
BEDFORD RUN.
JAMAICA RUM
PIPER HEIDsIC CHAMPAGNE BASS ALE ON
DhAUaHT AND BOTTLED. GUINNESS PoR.
TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED.
YoUNaER's SCOTCH ALE, BOT.
tiled. HOLLAND GIN
(SWAN.
&. @. KNIGHT,
ieio 17s2 Pennsyivanla syenus.
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The New York Tragedy.
TESTIMONY OF xRs uulFR-ruK ysKp,

THsrIAoNY OF MRS UHLER-THE VERDICT.
At the Haverstick inquest In New York yester.
DAY Mrs Uhler testified that she had consented 70
go with her brother TO Reno Nevada. and on the
afternoon OF the tragedy talked with him 10 the
presence OF Haverstick OF the matter. That even.
Ing All three talked over the matter Suddentv
Haverstlck threw on his coat, and se,zing some
talng nung IL at her brother She rushed between
and the shot was fired. Haverstick, she reluo.
family admitted, had quarreled with her that
EVENING ana slapped her face; but" she added,
that Haversttck had been killed by Conkiing hut
under great provocatioa He was remanded with.
out bail
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JUDGE BLACK ON THE DUKES CAsE-In regard to
tne right OF the Pennsylvania house TO exclude
Dukes from his seat Judge Jeremiah s. Black TO a
reporter said: "There is precedent for declaring
Dukes seat vacant In 1898 Thad. Stevens. after
ne Tried 10 get up the war known I'm the history OF
pennsylvania as the Buckshot war, and the enter.
prise collapsed, Jumped out OF a back window OF
Ihe senate and ran on TO Gettysburg, where he
remained without claiming his seat for about a
month. When he came In and offered 10 take the
oath the house resolved with great solemnlty tha0
his seat was vacant . II Is literally imnos.
sible TO let man like Dukes take a part In the
legislation OF the state The house VIII exclude
MIN, even at the risk OF taking some revolution.
airy measure to keep him OUT
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RAILROADS.
RA1IROADS.
RLTiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
. 49, BETWEEN
9dE EAST AND TdE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLERi
SELL RAILS!

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY NOV IL 1882
Leave asninl-ton. from Station corner of New Jer.
Dey avenue snd street
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville and st Iouis
Through colches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
points. without cnaEge 1015 q. m daily to Chicago
except Saturday.
For Ttt burg. Cleveland and Detroit at 10: Is e. m
Snd $40 p m. daily; $40 p m. a solid train to
k1ttsDurg. With Sleeping Cars attached.
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m
With Psrlor and Sleeping Cars attached ''
For Baltimore on week days. 5, $50 $50 745 $40
10 m. l2;lO 2z0. 2:35. 8. $3.50 49, 4:4O 5:45 4
5:3O, 9:so. III 80 p. m. ' -
For ba timOre on Sundays 6:3O 7.45 Gam Log
S:3o. .. 4:40. 5:45, 2, $40 pm.
Tor Annspohs b:oO A. M, 12:l0 and 4 40; on Sunday
an, 10 pm.
For way stations between Washington ana B Htmore
or Stst1o1s on metropolitan Branch. TO- 40 a. m
20 ~ ~, dan y except Sunday. 4:45 p M daily: for
PAU S49 a: m daily. except Sunday; for tlsgers
Sunday. - OSf'
Trains arrive from the West daily 62o 7:s5 an.
From New York and Philadelphia, SIS. Sis I'M.
9aiy 10 n daily. except sunday from Baltimore
i2;o5 3:o5 g. $40, SIS. $780, 1905. 1O4O ii 80 a
n, loo 400. $40. 637. 1853, $50, s:i5 pm: on
% a. S;aS o. o;l5 1905. lo:4O am, g. 637 7:6S
From Anapolis $50 M. l:5o. ss7 D. m. Sunday.
10 ~ g. IT.. 6:3! D. f '-~''
f fFo, stsnn,on s:l5 daily. except sunday
Ioants s:4o Frederick and way stations O. *
"a. 2:i3, a:l0 Pm. and 40 Pm. daily except Sun
further Information appy at the Baitirnore ana
Snlo Ticket Once, Washington Station GIG and 1881
1eLnfyivara avenue 14th street where orders
Nv - Asn Tor baggage 70 DO checked and received at
LORD G. P. A. anu MIL =. A.
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Good Friday IN Other Cities.

BALTIMORE. March &I-Good Friday being a
legal holiday the municipal Offices courts, banks
business exchanges and most OF the large business
houses are closed to-day. The custom house was
open from to 10 O'Clock a. m. services were held
IN many churches besides the Roman Catholic and
Episcopal, attended by large congregations in
spite 60, OF the Indictment day: Snow has fallen
sIeaaliy SINCE O'Clock a m, and now covers the
ground to the depth of inches.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2a-To-day being legal
holiday all the banks and other financial fnstitu-
lions and the Commercial Exchange were closed.
Services at the churches were largely attended,
Notwithstanding the disagreeable weather The
ar was damp and chilly ana light snow pre-
vailed throughout the day.
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Selling RAILROAD TRAINS FOR TAxEs-In Dun
susnce OF the policy determined upon by Gov.
cameron, OF Virginia, In regard to corporations
ihsisting upon The state receiving coupons for
taxes, the trains on the Valley and chesapeake
ana ONO roads were last night levied on and seized
py the collecting officer OF the state for taxes due
Dy these companies, but were released upon in
Identifying bonds being given by the companies
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LABOR NOTES.-The Louisville cigar makers held
a meeting and decided to unite with tie unions of
other cities In their demands for Increase OF n
per ioO0 after May 1st-The printers strike
at Atlanta, Ga, continues The Evening Star has
full FORCE but there Is stil demand for printers
at the other of1ices IT the scale prices
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Suit for Libel.

WHKEsBARRE, PA, March GA suit was fnsti
tuted to-day against Robert Bauer editor of the
DeYnOkydtiScher Waechter, by August Staybach
editor OF the Express for malicious libel and defa
nation OF character. Damages are laid at 5000
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Hon Rittera en-.

Hop BiHers Co.: June TX 1ss,
Ihave been suffering five years past with neuralss.
liver complaint dyspepsia and kidney complaint and
have doctored with fourteen different doctors who did
me no good. At tried Hop Bitters and after using
few bottles received great benefit from them. and
had used Hop Bitters regularly would have been
well before. know them to be the best medicine in tho
world for nervous diseases Of all kinds,
JAMES CooNTs,
Beeington Barber County, ". Va,
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T1'HoMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
LARGE DARK-BROwN COUPE HORSE At AUG
TION.
On SATURDAY. MARCH TWENTY FOURTH, 1888,
at TWELVE NJ, in front of saesrooms, 1 viii sell one
large rk- brown Horse, II hands high, seven years
old, weighs !, 500 lbs. and warranted sound.
Terms cash. n,h22-2t
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LIBEL SUITS WITHDRAwN.-The attorneys repro.
Sentng C. c. Fulton and Gen. Felix Agnus. of the
Baitmore American and VIM. j. Hooper, OF the
Baltimore Herald, appeared In court In that city
ana nied retraction or the charges they pub.
ushed against eX-Cty Collector Chas Webb, END
thereupon the actions for libel begun by Mr. Webb
against the parties named were dismissed.
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dENTLEMEN-Ths Hop Bitters' meet with large
sales and give general satisfaction one sse in parcu
lar you should know Of. Mr. John B. Green 72s Spring
Garden street. Philadelphia Pa. has been suffering
from kidney affection. which superinduced rheumo-
t's'. He tried physicians and remedies in vain. He
was Obliged to take morphine to induce sleeps his trou
Ole was 30 great Reading your advertisement in the
Christian at Worn. he prevailed upon by one Of
ms daughters to try it. Three bottles effected cure
and Low he r an enthusiast for Hop Bitters" He ts
one OF the oldest residents In the locality named: and
known as gentleman Of unusual probity.
HENRY TorrKN,
Ga North 10th street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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The MILK War Inn Nev vo.x

NEW YORK. March 23.-The milk war still con.
tlnues, but 1T is thought that some agreement Will
shortly be reached and the war ended. The MID
York Milk Exchange are In conference to-day try.
Ing to harmonic their differences Their meeting
Is strictly private one.
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Declines the No,nin alton.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 2a.--Chaa II. George, the
candidate for lieutenant governor on the demo-
cratic and Independent ticket, has declined the
nomination. He says he does not desire any po-
Ntical preferment, but sympathizes with reform In
national, state and municipal affai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-23
Good Friday IN Wall Street.

NEW YORK, March X.-The Posts financial
article says: Government bonds were steady on q
very limited business The dealers In foreign ex-
change had their of1ces open for business but the
amount transacted was exceedingly small What
little was done was at yesterdays rates, and the
market remains UNCHANGED.
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WICKED FOR CLERaYMEN.

WICKED FOR CLERaYMEN,
believe It to b I'll wrong, and even wicked. for
cergymen or other public to be led into giving tes
umonials to auack doctors patent medicines. but
wnen really mentorious article composed Of valuable
remedies known to all and that all physicians use and
trust in daily should freely commend It. There
fore cheerfuy and heartily commend hop Btters for
the good they have done and my friends firmly be-
hevins they have equal for family use will not be
without them.
REV. B. R. Washington, DC.
Agood Baptist Clergyman. Of Bergen, NY, strong
Temperance man. suffered with Kidney trouble. neu-
ralsa and dizziness almost to blindness two years
after he was advised that Hop Bie would cure him,
because he was afraid Of and prejuiced against the
word bitters" Since his he says none need fear
but trust in Hop Bitters.
My wife and daughter were made healthy by the use
OF Hop Bitters and recommend them to my people,
Methodist Clergyman, Mexico, NY.
had severe attacks Of Gravel and Kidney trouble:
was unable to get medicine or doctor to cure me
until used Hop Bitters. and they cured me in short
time-A distinguished lawyer and temperance orator.
Of Wayne Co.. n. Y.
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Recommendations Bond, keeper OF life
saving station No. 9TH district coast OF New Jer-
Sey. has resigned He Is one OF the oldest keepers
In the service, and retires on account OF old age
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRTISTFFs, aArr on r.SpROvrD pp0puprv ~

hUNCANSON BROS.s Aucconeers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY. ON
TWENTY-SECOND STREET WEST. BETWEEN
ID AND STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated the 18th day Of
SSS Sly a; D. 1878 and duly recorded in Liber No
~ ioho 500 ct seq.. Of the land records for the
nstrct Of Columbia, and by direction Of the party
ssf5ed thsseRy We YIN zen 6 fEont q TIE Rremises
n MAk0Hki s. p. 1855 AT THE HOUR OF FIVE
~ nae u the city OF Washington. District Of Columbia
WIZ Fart OF Lot numbered tan, In square numbered
SEVENTY beginning for the Same twenty Test eight and
naM inches nosh Of the southwest corner OF said lots
snence running north twenty feet eight and . half
IN a east one hundred and fest ye inches
to story wsst % ths place Of benning improved
S S ~ OF ssie: hall OF the amount 10 be paid In
nth interest e per cent 10 b secured By dsed q
Ction On 1e property; OF a cash. ct the purchasers
osy. fw Udm e.. slle are not complied With In seven
AZ ooa AnSang and recording 6 purchaSers cosk
WAITER G. DUGkEfT.
~okper rem. ayo and 29d efroot
SAAE9 MCIAU6HLtN 49, Akusell1s
MIA u. II. n. 2s. 81 IA s.1sst noE M -
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FOREIGN Notes.

THE EMPEROR WILLIAM SUFFERING FROM COLD.
from slight cold. His doctors have advised him
to take a few days rest
VERDICT OF GUILTY IN THE CASE OF NUGENT EFT Al.
DUBLIN, March 2a-The jury rendered verdict
OF guilty In the case OF Nugent and his fellow
prisoners
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Dr,,o.,,o,- EUGENE CARUS1. Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. AuCtS. mh12-d

count Of the weather until MONDAY MARCH TWEEN.
Y,SIXTH, same hour and place.
mh23-d EUGENE CARUSI Trustee
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Fverv class o. Fecurtes bought and sold On commits.
sfon IN San Francisco. Baltimore Philadelphia New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed ON the
new fork SOCK Exchange at oneeighth Of Per cent
commission. Prvat6 and direct teleersnh vires a.
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia New York ana
Boston. through which orders are executed ON the
Stock Exchanges In those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and In
formation regarding the Markets received through
wires INSTANTLY direct from the Aew York Stock
Exchange III
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MAR RUED.

ABBOTT-OTIS. On the evening OF the aoth NJ
s Mnsce ISIS at the Ryland hsthodis Episcopal
A. ABBOTT, of Fairfax county. Va, to HARRIET IL
OIlS, OF the same county and state. No cards,
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AUCTION SALES.
IL Real Estate Aucfioneer
THIS AFTERNOON,

TyNHoMAs E. wAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE, No. 10 MYRTLE
STREET NORTHEAST,
By virtue of deed Of trust OF date November Is -.
1879. recorded in Liber 93l, folio 49, ct seq ofsj
the land records of the District of Columbia and
quest Of the party thereby secured VIII sell pub
&c auction, in front of the premises, On FRIDAY
MARCH TWEEN Y-THIRD, at FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ, Lot 141, OF B. +. Gberts recorded subdivision of
square 81 with the improvements thereon. Sold sub
1879. ~ 'A'
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash.
and the residue in two equal nstzlmens one and two
Years from day Of SALE with interest secured to the sat
isfacon of the Trustee cash at the option of the
purchaser Trustee right resell at risk and
cost O dafaung purchaser if of sale are not
when bid ia accepted.
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN Trustee.
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Auct mhi3-eodEds
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PHLDELPHIA, March 23-Mayor King to-day
received Official letter OF thanks from the Mala-
gaSy embassy. written IN Malagasy chirography
thanking him and the members OF the CITY coun.
Gus for the courtesies extended TO the embassy
during Its visit Co this city.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAIis SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of heri facias issued out Of the
C!er6s Office OF the supEems Court q the District
sale for cash a the court door Of said District
on mI,UESRAYs THE THIRD DAY OF APRIL, 1883
daa interest OF the defendant il and to
in said District together with iii and singular the i'm
oTsn thereon levied upon e TIE
asaw. In favor Of Henry G.. McCauley administers
CLAYTON GCMICHAEI.
n,,r,r. u. 8. Marshal.
THOMAS DOWLlNC. AucttQneAr.
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The Malag asy EnyOye.

NEW YORK, March 20. The Malagasy envoys
spent the morning at their hotel, and this after
noon will visit the City Hall A reception will be
Monday the ENJOYS viii proc eed to Boston, where
they Will be met by the missionary board or that
City.
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a GeOrrtn Execuetom

LAFAYETTR, Ga, March 2s-wm Banks ana
Green Cunningham, colored, Were hanged here to-
day for the horrible murder OF II. a. Rudd q
The execution was public and iuliy 10000 peopie
were present. The prisoners expressed their
readiness to die.
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On " st EIDE OF NINTH &TREET NORTH
MESi. SOUTH OF . STREET, NEAR COR
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis Na
sT,cs OF columbia, passed on the 9th day of$S$
f MaTshs " NMaTss4l Ct a. WIN se M0NDAY
1889. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ. in front
OF tne premises Lot 9umbered fty-two (52 in square
city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, -.
Terms One third cash and the balance In two euuai
payments ut SIX and twelve month"; with interet from,
day Of sale at six per cent annu or al cash II de-
sired deposit OF 500 required. and al Conveyance
ing at purchasers cost.
JAMES b. SMITH, Trustee
sea 9Th street northWeat
JOB BARNARD, Trustees
mhlA-w.f 1, m&dg sos street northwest
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Conrad & Co.'S A.sieument.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 23.-The appraisement of
the property In Denver has been flied in court in
the assignment case OF Conrad & Co., manufac-
turers OF Budweiser beer. The Denver assets are
valued at eS and the Gunnison assets at SS 600
Thelr Leadvine property is not appraised. Ferdi-
nand Meyer has been appointed agent TO proceed
to Colorado and take charge OF the assets
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--latest q6lGgranS to The Stal.
The Mordaunt Family Troubles.

The Mordaunt Family Troubles
FRANK HoRDAuNr CHANGES HIS WIFE WITH At.
TEMPTING TO SHOOT HIN.
NEW YORK, March 2a-In the suit for abandon
ment OF Fanny Mordaunt against her husband.
Frank Mordaunt, the actor, counsel for the latter
to-day waived examination and filed bond to pro-
Vide for MI. Mordaunt paying her s. per week.
The parties left the court and shortly afterwards
Mordaunt re-entered and asked for warrant for
his wifes arrest, charging that she had attempted
TO shoot him on the street He said that as he was
entering liquor store not far from the court,
In company with his boEdsman, he heard a
cry OF warning and turning, saw his wife behind
" Come and nave a drink with me-" he pushed
away and she hastily departed. After she
had gone he stated young man told
that he had seen Mrs Mordaunt point small pis.
tol at his back and pull the trigger 1t failed to
explode, but she pointed 1t at him the second
time. When she saw him turning, on hearing
the shout, she hastily concealed the weapon.
A warrant was Issued and Mrs. Mordaunt was
taken to court She cried bitterly and denied ever
having had pistol. She was held In $500 ball
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STEAMERS. &c.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

The Sc 1ner SUE. Cspt W. G. Geoghegan leaves
EepheTscs wharf. foot % TIA street, every SUNDAY
at o'cio = T. IN, for Baltimore and River Landings
Returning. leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at O'Clock
p. N.
All accommodations strictly frst-class.
River freight mutt be PREPAID and win be received on
SATURDAYS cn,y.
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents.
mile -em It'll street wharf and 12Ih St and Pa ave.
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LEKToNIA. Pa, April Is, 1882.

Hop Bitters Co.:
nave not been wen for three years. tried almost every
KIND OF patentmedcine and no less than DOCTORS
one OF Eimira. n Y. none have done any good. 4
nnay tried your Hop Bitters and found them just the
tnins. have praised them 30 highly there is great
number here who them with great benefit and sats
faction. Very respectfully yours.
q. HUNT.
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sT1PPsH1LL.l Ind. Nov. Is. 1881,

5TIPPsH1LL.l Ind. Nov. Is. 1881.
DEAR sRs-I have read 20 much about Hop Bitters
and always being afflicted with neuralgia weakness
diseased stomach. nsver having much health tried
couple botes it has strengthened and helped me moro
than any medicine or doctor. am now on my third
bottle and am thankful that it has helped ma I will
advise Ill that are afflicted to give 1t trial.
LUCY VAII..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-23
A Weeks Business Failures.

NEW YORK, March 23.-The business failures OF
the last seven days as reported to r g. Dun Co.,
OF the mercantile agency, number 1875, as against
XS last week, q reduction OF 30 The New Eng
land states had II, middle 49, western ST. southern
50, Pacific states and territories IL New York city
8 and Canada a: total 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-23
Damage to the IIIinoi. Wheat c,

CHICAGO, March 23-Reports from forty-three
points, included In the wheat belt OF Illinois, seem
to Indicate that the injury from the Hession fly
and the cold weather will approximate about Is
per cent of the total crOp