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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

F0R SALE-vERY CHEAP-HIGHLY IMPROVED
I Farm of 32 acres. miles out 7th street road For
WALKER, zoos + street northwest. ,e22-2t:
Wines nIst addition 70 Hyatssyile. They viii cost
All graded and ornamental trees planted The price Of
insse have not been aasansed since Masking these
who have purchased here from which you can Judge
z. 9. Wescott purchased lot No. 10.
M hos' NJ T.. J St RnsSn o. se.
ThomasJ. Luttreil /
John T: Richard. 81 and 81.
Chas d. Long, 50. 40. Al andl1.
B Bsop'f = I in nySes 49,
David Cranmer, s. and g. e.
z r H. T. WARD e. 9o9 3si ~ and 80
5:: A., srs ss g 81 49, &c. 81 and So
US M.csin. az;
E. L. Richmond. So. 50 and 60.
Frf n.@ sssss !. &. aud a.
RspS B BlaRansn Is = and &c.
he sssSsa
Trains leave there for Washington 1:ss. 4:o4. 45s
Trains leave here for Hyatsvne co. $40 and 90
am.
Trains nso leave here for Hy.tssvile 1910 $780, 44o
Communication rates 81 cents per ride.
You can secure q pretty home here for very little
xs VIZ ns s
yourself what is bling done. Any one Of the under.
signed VIII take yo9 out without cost and give any
GEO. J. JOHNSON, IT'S Market Space.
LOUIS D; WINE, 1880 Pa; ave-. cor. Goth st.
i: 5. " lscoTT. coz 2SsS and s.s.
ETOR SALE-sMALL PLACE OF -FOUR ACRES
II on Tanners Creek. Norfolk county, Va very de.
sirabe for summer residence. Would suit practcins
crabs IN abundance Apply at Ia Massae6aset ave-
EHOR SALE OR EXCHANGED HANDSOME
y Country Place near Leesburg. Va. Five acres Of
land, with comforta lie dwelling, with al con-
&c. Large orchard with selected fruit Location
healthy and within few minutes walk Of the railroad
station. Apply to THOS. J. FISHER CO., 1924
z, LeesburT, Va. tel9-2w
Tor sALE-AT SOUTH MOUNTAIN. MD. NEAR
cottage; place under cultivation, with fine fruit and
water, large barn and outbuiinRs beautiful summer
Place; viii be sold cheap. THOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
1924 street northwest.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sALE.-WE HAVE
miles out the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The To-
cation and general character of the property admirably
adapt IT for subdivision and settement The price
Estate Dealers, l4lS street. jeg-lm
THOR SALE OR TRADE-CHEAP-TWO FARMS.
one 80 and the other 104 four miles north OF
Wash ngtOn terms easy. Inquire Of HUGUE1Y n
BOWEN. 645 New York avenue. je8-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-23

The two Richmond editors who went out to
fight duel, and were interrupted by the police
Just at the critical moment, are pretty sensible
fellows, normally, and 1t must begin to leak
through their hair that they have been making
themselves excessively ridiculous by their ex-
PLOTS In these days OF active, progressive jour-
alism. newspaper editors that are ut for their
work have something better to do than to go phi
laundering over the country with corps of seconds
and tail OF policemen, seeking to perform that
roaring farce, the modern Virginia duel.
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WANTED-HELP,

WANTED-HELP.
N YiIrinia .venus sousixss IT
ff zskhs .Es5f Il. asssRs
WANTEDmTwo ExPEKIENCED SALES LADIES
fH5 sas M nfs and Che
WANTED--A FIRsT-GLAss SALESMAN FOR
Address with Sessrsncss &C. O. Bon g. ts II
WANTED.A YOUNG MAN TO. ATTEND TO
a.
WAMN r,nsD at ONCE &C. 200 WAIrERs. MEN.
ns:shsss: fsfSrs city
WAnM.TrEDn7.cART DRIVERS; STEADY WORK;
MACHINE COMPANY. di and Boundary streets north.
W4bST.th6D O., A1,b GLASS EARN HAND NONE
dress M. star Office. ie2S a.
WANTED.A SERVANT. 70 Do THE WORK OF
street. no1ah r.' reference required Apply e as
WANTED,Two GOOD WATERS. ONE WOMAN
MoNT HOUSE dna Gns Ss eSs Apply ;s
Wash and Iron for small family, short distance In
Apply @
WANTED-A. FIRST CLASS NAN FOR DINING
o SsS0 o'a'sf Address with references sa3 T.
WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AS COOK
sa and io
| tween and streets northwest je2a-St'
WANTEp-A, COLoRED WOMAN AS COOK, 70
go eight miles in the country for the summer and
Il f'aas II A.
,sal q IN invalid: Address BOZ les. Star ooss
nv ANTEn-A WO1T1N TO OcOV ". CIR NJ
Ess tsae. shore of Maryland Apply at s
WAAASTE92IA coMPETENT MIpDLE-AGsD COL
H eok sa as II
WANTED-A RELIABLE MAN WHO UNDER
on noress section
hEH H9 eoPsE Nd
and NC" oAhAh Corn Factory Frederick a Ss5
WANTED-LADIFs OR YOUNG MEN, IN CITY
s DAY snd aus
Ts S d FlSSSs
WAANTED WHITE AND CoLORED-C COOKS.
" Chambermaids. General Workers. Kitchen Girls
@ see servants at Office s26 st. NV G e PRICES
%. mil GIT"
WANTED--EMPLOYME NTBUREAU-FAMILIEs
Chambermaids, General Houseworkers &c. Servants
wanted. l.. G.. DUNDORE. SIS 10th st. NV. dlS.7m'
WANTED,WHITE AND COIORED COOKS GEN
w eral Workers, I'd Girls and Nurses for this CITY,
baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and elsewhere.
Famhes fur nshed Servants with references. Try
oI6-36w-
MANIFESTATIONS.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. 20 YEARS OLD A
" place in store has had experience; educated; can
ctV: civ
Address Box s., Star Office 1e22- 2ts
WANTED-A COMPETENT. WOMAN WANTS
" the charge of house for the summer; can be
highly recommended by employer. Can be
seen at General POE'S. 1907 Rhode Island avenue
je21-3ts
WANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS CHAMBER
w maids Nurses. Honsemen, Drivers, Walters and
bSys with references WolE<n servants be at
d18-25W-
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FoR kENT-AT Reduced RA Z DURING
Il the summer months, to q private family only a g.
story and back building Brick Residence handsomely
furnished; location near the Arlington Hotel.
THOS. ]. FISHER h CO.,
Je21-6t 1924 f street
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nor RENTAL MT. PLEASANT HANDsOME
cottage. In thorough repair; rooms. gas water In
house, large grounds stable and Carriage house pure
water rent reasonable Apply S14 18th street north
west ie21 St.
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EOR SALE-VERY CHEAP-HIGHLY IMPROVED
Farm OF 32k acres miles out 7th street road For
price and desc Upton call at Real Estate Office Of r. W.
WALKER, zoos street northwest. je22- 2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-23

EWR RENT-MO DERN BRICK, WITH HALL Go
Il 1919 Vermont avenue, rooms. sos. Brick. as e
street northwest seven rooms. $25. ALBERT F.FOX,
900 street northwest ie93.3t
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EOR RENT-IN BLADENSBUF l2-ROOM
House; pleasantly situated; healthy location; sit
nated on the b. o. r. K. Address JOHN STE
fdEN, biadensburS. Nd. je22- Inn
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tfOR RENT-STORE. DWELLING AND STABLE,
i22l TIN street northwest. $50. Brick 152 street
northeast six rooms. 500 ALBERT F. FOX $40 F
street northwest. te23-qt
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DOR SALE-SMALL PLACE OF FOUR ACRES
y on Tanners Greek. Norfolk county. Va. very de-
physician or hrstclass gardener. Fish, oysters and
northwest. telQ 6ts
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NOR RENT-150 STREET NORTHEAST: TEN
IL rooms; all modern improvements: within one
square OF Capitol For information apply at 80 Pa.
avenue east. 1e22-3t'
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EOR RENT-A GOOD SIX-ROOM DWELLING, IN
u frstclass condition. in northwestern part OF citv
sl7 per month. h. A. PHILLIPS. 1923 New York ave-
nue.. ie1I NV
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

"A sp nd the summer months among the mountains
Of Fauquier can be comfortably accommodated at 9
pleasant country home four miles from depot Virgins
Midland railroad Several trains daily. Post office on
the farm. Carriage and horses when desired Board,
$40 per month. Address p. Il. g.. Halfway Fauouier
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NOR SALE-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAR
r1aGes, VctOr1ae. Village Carts. Coupe RockawayA
PhRtons McCaull Wagons and all the latest style car.
riages In use Repairing PROMPTLY attended 10. JOHN
M. YOUNG, 3l3 9Th street. aply-3m
tTOR SALE-OVER 100 TOP AND NO-TOP BUG
Seat Top Passions Coupes and Coupe Rocksways Of the
latest Styles TO be sold Regardless OF cost reasonable
0ner refused. 7. d. SCHMIDT & CO.. A66 Pennsyi-
xanla aveQme. mh3l SIN
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IrOR sALE-ONR EIGHT-HORSE POWFR EN-
CINE and Boiler, portable. Suitable for mill or
thresher. In complete order. Just fDspeced for one
year. Inquire OF g. w. BAUER, It'll street wharf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-23

~ P'S
NEW YORK STYLES IN STRAW HATS
The Mackinaw Hats are the best manufactured and
styles correct and prices the lowest FIFTH AyENUE
611LE Pr ARL Ca SIMERE and DERBY HATS at
WILLETT IUOFFS
Sole Agents for Dunlap's New York Hats
yeo-l SUo penneyyala ayenuA
The Delaware farmer., 1883-09-21
FARM Products.

In accordance with the custom with
many farmers Of deferring notice of
entry till the last day, it may be ex-
pected that the display in this depart
ment will be very fine, and very ex-
tensive; including Fruit, Grain. Seeds
Vegetables and Cured Fruits and Veg
etables in endless varieties.
The Delaware farmer., 1883-09-21
Farm Machinery.

Is Carloads already have been enter.
ed of the most improved Farm Imple-
ments and LabOr-saving Machines, in
Guiding Portable Hand Steering Road
engines; Flowing and Hauling En-
gines; Saw Mills on wheels; Thresh-
ing Machines; Corn Shelters; Hay
Tedders; Manure Spreaders; Fruit
Preparing Machines, &c.
The Delaware farmer., 1883-09-21
POLICE.

A strong and efficient police force,
underthe direction of the General Su-
perintendent, assisted by corps of de-
tectives, will be on duty night and
day.
No betting, gambling, or drinking
will be permitted on or in the vicinity
of the grounds. Intoxicated persons
will be promptly arrested and duly
prosecuted.
No booth, stall, or tent, or other
place for the sale of food or other
things, will be allowed outside the
grounds within the distance of of Il
mile from the grounds.
Attention is called to the law passed
by the Legislature giving the Board
ample police powers within the Fair
Grounds of the Association, and also
within the distance of One-fourth mile
beyond and surrounding said Fair
Grounds, to arrest and remove there
from all disOrderly persons whom they
shall find disturbing the peace or un-
lawfully interfering with the conduct
and progress Ofany such Fair or Exhi-
bitiQn.
Ills the purpose of the Board to
maintain and enforce the good order
which characterized the last Fair.
The Delaware farmer., 1883-09-21
ENTRY Fees.

There viii be no entry or exhibit fees
charged upon any animal or article ex-
hibited, Except in the speed depart
ment.)
The Delaware farmer., 1883-09-21

lst BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION crimson and emerald ire M
: + ing the Fair Grounds the illusion of Fairy Land
Z I'd DISCHARGE ROCKETS bespanglng the beaveps with
Fl ing stars.
y 3d. BEAUTIFUL CRIMSON STAR commencing with revovn
center OF gold and essamn suddenly changing
9Th. FLIGHT OF ROCKETS, discharging fiery serpents
9TH GALOPADE surrounding by e-wOrk silver encsng gal
Opade o. serpents.
9Th FUSLADE OF BOMBSHELLS which after reaching bipb al
tdude will burst into myrads of stars every hue
h PALMETTO TREE, beginning revolving fires Of essin
emerald and ruby unfolding into magnificent Tree of
cOruscating gold
I8th FLIGHT OF ROCKETS with floating
i9th EGYPTIAN PYRAMID, Pharoahs beautiful d.
vice showing tsp pyric combustion that of antiqu
ty, an Egyptian Pyramid
10th. DISCHARGE BOMBSHELIS Illuminating the
prismatic
llth PASSION FLOWER revolving violet crimson and
gold, changing into beautiful passion flower.
I2h' FLIGHT OF ROCKETS bursting into serpen
3h MAGNOLIA TREE designed expressly
for the OCCASION beginning with hexagon figure green pur
pie and lapis azul unfolding into asupeb magnolia with
cOruscating
l14h FLIGHT OF PARACHUTE ROCKETS
18TH REVOLVING STAR REPUBLIC decorated with the
National colors, red white blue
l6th HARLEQUINADE SHELLS reaching high altitude in the
heavens and expanding brilliant beautiful gems
l7h KALEIDOSCOPE with green gold to
thrilingy delightful Kaleidoscope figure.
18th FLIGHT OF ROCKETS
18th SUN OF FREEDOM commencing with rotating vivid
briaucy suddenly bursting gorgeous brightness
goth FLIGHT OF PARACHUTE ROOKIE S. with asteroids
Dist CASCADE NIAGARA fac-simile in fire of that wonder Of
the World Niagara; a .he eve gaze
sire Of falling gold and the by the
rush and of the mighty fall the wonder and
the sublime grandeur of
2 GRAND FINALE hrngy alIegoricaI figure DESIGNED
expressly for this OCCASION appear the
escucheon of the State surrounded by fire Gag
Society Delaware" whilst o.
picture Of fire will be filled exploding of mines and
Shells and fountains prsmac fire. whole terminating
with the uprising of grand bOquet spreading like huge
volcano and forming in the great jewel cloud
TRAINS NORTH AND SOUTH will leave tbe grounds
after the Fireworks Visitors Fair with
The Delaware farmer., 1883-09-21
THE Home DRl2Ttnalt.

Has ample space in the Horticultural
Hall, which the Ladies are earnestly
solicited to make creditable to them
selves and the State through their su-
PeriOr skill and good taste.
The Delaware farmer., 1883-09-21
OUR MERCHANTS

VIII De well represented in every de-
partmeEit.
The Delaware farmer., 1883-09-21

PURSE 5000
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sm Beryl
b 6 Charley L
c m OWena
Mamie, Herman
b s Screw Driver
b 2 Oliver F
g g Jack Rapid
PURSE $3.50
b m Idolwyld
br N Mollie Mack
g m Alice Addison
} ) Membrino Hasson
c 9 Frank Patchen
W m Lulan
PURSE 5000
b g sigma
b g IngOmar
S m MOllie Bond
c m kiss Ne Quick
g G Joe Alstead
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br 6 Tonkerway
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b g Fearles
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
IN MEMORY or KARL MARX.

A memorial meeting in honor of Karl Marx
was held In tie Cooper Union last night The largo hal
was crowded with Socialists, Communists, Nihihsts,
laboriug men Of other organiEauonsr and lew
women. Banners and rod nags Adorned the walls
bearing such notices az Labor Omma Vinc.t."" Nlye
HInternatiorn!r," and our object: Reorganization Of
society," indep. dent Of prert. hrg, cnmiaist "r
loafer" Ia gs nor RAFT of katl Marx drtpci with
evergreeus and black cloth, aud the rcaiing desk was
covered VITA ola. X ClO,h. Edward king presided
There were sungs uy The social TIC Singing society, or
re solutions ia English and German Ugo latter read ~
ard addresses in English. German, Russ. ln
and Ita ian BY John owtn'on, Victor Drury,
DR. Doua :. T.. sheYtsch, Ros di Rosa 10.
joseph Bunata and John Most one %. the rcsulhtOus
read as follows: We promise, In bonOr OF the memory
of our great departcd dedicate our Ves 20 tie cause
OF wlcl e wu- tho pOt Ger the struggle la which 40
lett ~ noble record, ana never at tnJ moment 10 io-
get his grand Apptai, 'WOfAhBnen OF the "OHi'
untcl'"
Mr. sXinton related tbs experience Of an afternoon
speut wiih Herr Marx ~ August 1850, drew some Loo
snas rom his no. closed hs address with the follow
ing words: lOrng him frpm among M now Rrcd' Is
the loss COmra every jOiu with Us III ain uta
ton. In many Og tue Workshop, Of our couniry
eyes are mostcncd by the news oi MS
nations OF EarOpe there il grle that light DciLer Ia,
fallen. Hundreds Of young Students In many ltnhs are
touche regret TOR the Ors Of master. His moral
onHnrirg now prisoners Tor truth Ia Germany Ah-tr ~
Ku-sz spain Italy, beNIlng his lO-- Tears arc
she'd il ihc siberia But, though dead, lc
yet yeih-hyeh ~ tue heart 0f mankind ia the spTt
brOOds tbe rartn aud In the everlasting pncl-
pies proclaimed by hun, under Nhlch We wat Tor thS
worlds alton. stay with u.s. mighty sIadel Ana
q farewell, u0 ar Trend farewell y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-The fOrty-sixth
repor Of George NJ Dallas the master under the receiv
ershp Of tho Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and Coal
and Iron companies involving the accounts Of the re-
ceiyer. for January was fled today. The account OF
the railroad company showed balance OF S71s9 on
hand February the receipts for the month having been
S3l793s7 including a balance at the beginning oi the
month OF Si3lsl9. The balance on hand on account OF
deferred income bonds February was S12.034. The
balance in the treasury the Coal and Iron company
nm Frbrulry was Sl0,047 the receipts for tue mont
nayug been ~, 0l 623 inclddl1s balance Oi $oooo
ca r,,d over from the previous month.
II is repor ed to-day that A. j. Cassat', exylce-les
don't st the Pennsylvan Railroad COmpany,ls Is to De-
cle candidate for director OF that company al the
nryt election The statement cannos be verified NJ tc
Office uf tue company
ROCHESTER, \. Y, March 10.-John s. Burdeue mas
been aopoued paymaster Of the New-York Central and
Hudson River Railroad in place or Charles Reed, VINO
49, resieued 10 engage ia other business, ana l.. W.
Caldwell assistant pay master
RALEIGH, y. c.. March 19.-rhe troubles which nave
40 long exi ell between the Atlantic and NORTH Carolina
RoiIrood and its ,siees the Midland North Carolina
Raj road have 1t last adjusted W. j. Best presi
dent OF tie Midland Company failing to make satisfactory
arrangemcnts Major joan ,tling recently appoint
rer~ivrr uuer of judgment, has taken chargc
NJ the property This gives satsac on 10 all tAe sOcH
holders aud puts the road on u safe footing
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 10.-rhe conductors Dag
gogemen and brakemcn OF the New-York New-Haven
and Hartford Ra lroad will wear uniforms on and after
Nnv / The uniforms will he Of different shades Ol
blue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
sALh OF TIE ROCHESTER CITY b.

sALh OF THE ROCHESTER, CITY BANk
ROCHESTER, y. Y, March l9.-Ihe rrce yeis slie
Of The CITY Bank In state-st to-day brought Ss29oo
SMALLPOX IN BUFFALO. .,
RrrVAIO March l9.-AnOther case OF SmallpoN
and was traced 10 inc rag "@Eo
house where two other cases originated
PUBLISHING HOUSE DEEPLY IN DEBT
Cu.prEsTOwN w. Va, March 13.-it was stated
IN the conlerence OF the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal
deeply involved III ueOI that slhAiHs u'' w paw
yiced for It's payment - .
WORK RESUMED AT RAIL MILL.
TprEToN n j., March l0.-lhe resumption OF
orsrons AZ the mill OF the Newersey Steel ana Iron
onanv 10 day gives about 100 Several hun
dred men other departments OF the m VIII continue ulo
t tho puddets resume woIk.
EX-GOVERNOR CARROLL A GRAND JUROR
R.ITIMORF March l9.--rhe March term of How
GovernD onn Carroll the great grandson Of Charles
carroll Carroton appointed foreman OF the Grand
Jury on which are three colored men.
PRINTERS WANTING MORE PAY.
ATLANTA Ca, March 19.-Ihe printers in The
Sdr IN r. Harrison Co.'S printing
house today refused 10 TO work for less than thirty cents
OOO ems The rate twenty-five cents The present
force o The star consists of two small boys
LIBEL SUIT SETTLED
PEFKsKIII, N. Y. March l0.-William IL. Brown,
Editor PeekssH Blade who was arrested on civ
su for DANA res claimed the Rev Aaron C0Oms pastor OF
Methoi Episcopal Church at ShruD oa ior aueseu
libel has made q settlement with the conplaihahe
COAL MINE DRIVERS ON STRIKE.
LONACONING Nd. March 19.-The mno drivers
employed Georges Greek Coal Company
This morning aud Joined Of the New Central Company
In demand for 81 day The Big Vein and koonts Mines
of fhe Nav Central Company and the and old coney
mines OF the Georges Greek Coal Company are de To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
EOREIGN NOTES.

srANTISoPLE, " arch ia band OF Arabs today
attacked four Ottoman battalons near Yemen. Tne
Turk. lost four officers and number OF soldiers Killed
and wounded Tie Arabs were rrpulsed.
ST. PErERsBURG, Mach l0.-M. Persi!ier, formerly Di
rector OF the Post Olce, who some time ag) attempted
to commit suicide, has again stabbed himself HIS
wounds this time arc more serious than wheI he previ
ously tried t. XII hm-cIf
BEnLIS, March 19.-ft IA stated that the Emperor
has now accepted the resignation OF Admiral Won
storsoh Chief Of the Ministry 81 MaTire. II Is reported
thai Prince Bisnarck forced the resignation.
San FRAScI,co. Col, Maroh ia Hong Kong let
ter mentions the PROBABILITY tina General Haldormin,
United satcs Minister to siam. may b. selected az one
~ the arh'rltors TO adjust the differences between
China and Jnpan regardlg tho Loo ChOO lslands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
PARLIAMENTARY TOPICS.

LONDON March 10.-In the House OF Commons
this afternoon Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, Under
Foreign Secretary, said that the Government had
never proposed to appoint an English resident at
the Vatican. He also sad that no demand Tor me-
diation in tho trouble between France and Madagas-
car had been made, and that the Government ha |
no intention Of increasing the number OF British
hps in Malagasy waters. ,u.
Sir William Harcourt Home Secretary, sald that
the police force would be increased by 300 men
Until that was done, the military would project
tho public buildings.
Tie Bankruptcy bill passed it's second reading.
Mr. Coleridge Kennard writes 10 The 1tmcg COM
plaining that the House OF Commons Is ncglectihg
his motion relative to the surplus OF TIE Alabama
award lie saws his OBJECT is &c recover tho surplus
for Legitimate British claimants and taxpayers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
THE FLOODS AND THE Relief MEASURES

YAzoo CITY, Miss March 19.-Later news
received by the Carroll this evening sets at rese
the fears OF an overflow along the Yazoo The water at
sharkey's was falling, ald at Greenwood at stand!
Between the latter place and the Head OF Honey lsand
the plantations overowed but with the fall above
this water s expected pass OF in short lime In tho
Head OF Honey Island there TO be very little un-
easness and work continues all the places Iho
Yazoo River can stand a larger rise than II VIII get
Tho news by tho steamer Desmet, which ieu
Greenwood yesterday morning confirms the previously
reported overflow OF the Talahatche country urecn
nod 10 snbnerced the water being only twelve inches
bcoyy thar of 1882 but It ia rising slowly.
CINCINNATI March 19.-rhe indianapolis Board OF
Trade Relief Committee arrived here at o'clock this
evening on the steamer Hapin. The members visited
every inundated city and village on the Ohio RIVER anu
have given relief where needed. Ihey say no nor"
funds or supplies will be necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
sOClAlIsTIC AND KINDRED TROUBLES.

PARIS, March 19.-In the Chamber of Deputies
to-day the Radical motion relative to tho griev-
ances of the mining population rejected by the
adoption of the order Of the day, pure and simple
by vote of 204 to 1lG
With respect TO the motion granting amnesty to
polilical press offenders. NJ. WaldeckRCusseau,
Minister of the Interior insisted that the present
moment was untimely FOR such action calmer
popular feeling sh0uld be awaited. The motion was
rejected by a vote Of 800 to S3.
NJ Ferry Prime Minister, stated that tbo Govern
ment after Easter would introduce bill for the
relief of the distressed wOrkingmen.
The Chambers adjourned for a month";
The meeting in the Brasserie des Paques OF 900
Socialists al which disturbance occurred, referred
10 in Paris dispatch of yesterday, was held in
Geneva not in Paris. The only serious symptom in
France yesterday of SocalIstic activity was an
attempt to seduce the soldiers stationed at Rheims
Inv tbrO wing over The wall Of their barracks placars
giving directions for the blowing up OF public build
iups Nine persons thus engaged were arr sted.
Ar ST. Eticnne to-day sixty miners atteinptcl 10
rescue q cpmradc from the gendarmes, who used
their weapons and one miner was nortally wounded
several arrests were made, and great excitement
prevails
V1ryxA. March 19.-It is evident that the charge
of hUh treason against the Socialists on trial here
has broken down.