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CUNAhD LINE
NOTICE.
- LANE ROUTE.
IHE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
FROM PIER 40 y. NEW YORK
.Scythia We'd. June 20. servia Wed. July IS.
Gaiha We'd. June u. Scythia. We'd, July IS.
bothnia Wed. July Z. Gallla. ......Med., Aug. l.
AH Em We'd July IL Botbnia; Wed, Aug, 8.
Steamers ked do not carry Storage passengers.
mediation.
steerage at very low rates. Storage tickets from Lv
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply st the Companyss ofce
No. Bowling Green. or both steersge and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO.. COS 18th street, Washington,
VERNON II. BROWN h CO., New York
Or to Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW CO.,
ian12 Cos 18th street WASHINGTON
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SUMMER SERVICE.
Sailing ;t from QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL every sATUR-
Sailing from BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL every al.
ternate MONDAY,
Via OUEENSTOWN)
SHORTEST OCEAN VOYAGE,
ONLY FIVE DAYS FROM LAND TO LAND.
Extra Weekly Ships from
GALWAY. LIMERICK, LONDONDERRY and GLAS-
COW direct.
Only DIRECT LINE from GALWAY and LIMERICK,
Accommodations Unequalled.
Cabin $40 and $50 intermediate $40 Prepaid Steerage
For information, &c, applyt,
LEVE l. ALDEN. General Agents
201 Broadway. New York.
g. w. MOSS, 225 Pennsylvania avenue;
JAS BELLEW, til 7th street:
Or, MRS. D. A. BROSNAN, 6l2 9th street,
m13 Agents in Washington, DC,
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STEAMERS.

Travel To EUROPE.
ESTIMATES OF COST FOR TOURS TO ANY PART
OF EUROPE AND THE ORIENT.
TICKETS ISSUED and RELIABLE INFORMA-
TON CHEERFULLY GIVEN. Special arrangements
for escorted parties to foreign lands Full particulars
monthly Travel, with maps, sent Free. Address
AMERICAN EXCHANGE TRAVELLERS BUREAU
162 Broadway, New York.
mhl0-s. t. th. 39t C. A. BARATTONI. Manager
A Liam LINE.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRr
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
he steamers Of this company viii sail EVERY WE'D
EE a AND SAT GRDAY from Bremen pier. foot
York to Hsyrss London. sonshslnpton and Bremen.
frst cabin. $780, second cabin. 500 steerage $50
paid seerage certifcstes s22 For freight passage
apply to 0ELRlGH is,, \ CO, Bowling Green. New
avenue northwest. Agents for Washington. JAZZ
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
~ The frst-class fun powered, Clyde-buit Dutch
Steamships of this Line, AMSTERDAM. hotter
PAN sGHiED 1A.,, h If, ZAANDAM p CA
Mails to the Netherlands leave com panys Pier foot OF
Snsss1 street Jersey City NJ. regularly every WE'D
First cabin. SO: second cabin. $50: steeraee s26
q. CAZAUA, General Agent, ~ South William street.
New York. For passage apply to w. G. METZEROTT
4 CO., S25 Penn, ave-. Washington
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
RVv,yS AND s SELL 2, 6 Goy,T AND p c, BONDS;
stock NV
Deposits received subject to check
We pay SPECIAL attention 10 obtaining CORRECT,
and RELIABLE information regarding various city
securities and prepared at all times TO inqu
ries regarding same.
HARRY c. TOWERS CO..
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE..
my3l 1A20 STREET NORTHWEST.
THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
q q ASSOCIATION is doing s9ch large bushes. thas
FEB .n e SraSSs 81 q Ssa
erable competition. are scattering unwsrranted and
in regard to the ney company and ia
oeiyed t. his own injury in this most important ba.i
@ ss s&S Sa
month thanks these . d sssa fass a.
Once 1909 street. myas Sm
PRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
III. II. DODGE
Bonds Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
bold ON Commission.
No. ts9 10TH STREET. tCoRCoRAN BUIIDINd.D
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers'
q BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Fverv eassof securities bones ard enaa m commits
fton in San Francisco. Baltimore Philadelphia New
York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed ON thu
New York Stock Exchange at Of per cent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires TO
Richmond. baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, through which orders executed on tho
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and I'm.
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York stock
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MEDICAL, &c.

AhD I S d YoU CAN &C. c9NFIDENTLY CONSULT
Ihirty-fv years experience. CHM
IMPORTANT TO l.ADIEs.-LADIEs MAY BE
Sickness. with Medical Treatment. in . Fhysician's
ons street. 1s S North Cor az
the Generative Organs 81 per bottle. tel5-3m'
nR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
N Ss
Complaints and Irregularities quickly removed.
sasre s snd ses oOs
hours to and to 9p.m. jel2-lm'
nRs. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
ss divides profits with the doesOr dissp
g 5 hod @
furnish medicines guarantee cure, Or no pay Thirty
years experience. myl7- Inn
a To all who are suffering from the errors andin.
Sy s sS 2a Send
Station 5. New York City, = VIC 1' d: az
MANHOOD RESTORED.
t victim Of early %prnasaoe esnsns Nervous De-
every known remedy. has discovered simple means
VI Eve 1ss
Zee esa y Fl. NR
Nss efperspoe win gnal.ntes cure IN =. dissases Of
aans &c
days and Saturday, from 70 pm. st his ofice l56
more. Main ofhca 80 N. Liberty st.. Baltimore Nd
apl6
MANHOOD RESTORED BIZ USING BOTTLE
U1 or two Of Dr.. BROTHERS Invigorsting Cordial
VIII cure any case of Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
bIity and Impotency. II tmparts Ugof TO the whole
D1ADi RkADU
~ nm ron.y,a WV1m povrvps
Certain cure for Al Urinary Dsease1 mpetency 0eek
Eyphihe. &c. 0onorrh0s cured in g hourl WIN
syenue northwest Pfce . pG boz. ssnt By maui under
seal On receipt OF priCe. au1l
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TIME STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES WASHING
Il ton on Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays, at Z
O'clock g. M, for Potomac River Landings. Lands at
days up. Brents wharf and Chapel Point Thursdays
down, and Mondays and Wednesdays up. Mattox
Greek (destinadd Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Packages received ahd information given at offices OF
q. /. SHERIFF, 1913 and lila Pennsylvania avenue.
q. I. JONES. Agent 7th street wharf mhl2
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The steamer SUE. Capt W. C. Geoeheean. leaves
stephenson's wharf foot OF 18th street. SUNDAY.
at O'Clock m, for Baltimore and River Landings.
Returning. leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at O'clock
p.
All accommodations strictly first-class
River freight must be prepaid and will be received on
SATURDAYS only.
STEPHENSON l. BRO, Agents.
ml6-6m 18th street wharf and 18th st. and Pa ave.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

a victim Of early imprudence. causing Nervous De-
bhty. Prematnre Decay. ETC.. having tried in vain
OF self-cure. which he viii send FREQ to his fellow
eunereEs. Address j. II. REEVES - Chatham street,
New York. ma TN thkk6m
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CHAs. E. pUGH, General Manager.
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Amusemeuta.

FoRp's OrERA HoUsk-MiS Minnie Palmer will
tonight close a most successful weeks engage.
ment with another presentation Of " MY sweet
heart" Monday evening Mrs. Langtry WIN open
for three nights In AN Unequal Match"
this esenfng in "Fanchon" Next week Miss
Catherine Lewis VIII visit us in her famous char
acter OF O9ioette, accompanied by fne company
THEATER CoMIQuK--Next week Davene's famous
combination. composed Of many excellent speci.
atty artists, be here. Mr.. George Smith, bust
ness manager OF the ComiQue, has been rendered
q beneflt on Friday evening.
DIME MusEUM.-Many additional attractions
VIII be on the program next week, and large audi
enceS Will continue to be the rule
LINCOLN HALI.-The last performance or the
Royal Hand-bell Ringers will be given this even
Ing. The entertainment Is a very enjoyable one.
sPENCKRIAN BUSINESS CoLLBGE--A musical and
literary entertainment will be given in the parors
or the business college this evening" in which Prot
Edw. G.. Townsend and Mrs Nellie l. McCartee
VIII appear The proceeds will be for the benefit
OF the Bethany Free kindergarten.
WILLARD HALL-Dr. Hale,S last health lecture
will be given this evening.
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The Late DT. Nob3e Young.
0BSRQUIKs To-DAI-AcTION OF THE MEDICAL &C
CIETY.


The funeral of the late Dr. Noble Young 80 long
and favorably known to Our citizens, who died at
the residence OF his son-inlaw, Major Egbert on
Wednesday night, took place to-day, from Trinity
(P. E-) church. at noon The remains were en-
cased in a cloth-covered casket with silver-plate
bearing only the name, and on 1t rested magnffl-
cent wreath and other tributes In the audience
were many OF the older citizens OF the District and
many physicians, and Officers and employees OF the
1atl, OF which the deceased had been the phySi-
clan for many years. The funeral was In perfect
keeping with the character OF the deceased being
devoid OF all ostentatious display. At the church
the services Of the Episcopal church was read by
Rev. T. G. Addison, and the corpse was borne to
the hearSe by six young men, preceded by the
honorary pall-bearers-Chief Justice Cartier Gen.
John g. Croker, and DrS. johnson Eliot. %. r.
Hagner. J. E. Morgan, Grafton Tyler, s. c. Busey
and FlOrdoardO Howard. Followed BY a long line
OF sorrowtng relatives and friends they were taken
TO the Congressional cemetery, where the inter-
ment was made.
At special meeting OF the Medical society last
evening, DR. A. +. A. King presiding and Dr.. Car
rob Morgan acting as secretary. q committee OF
five, consisting OF Drs. johnson Eliot, j. T. Nor
gan, D. R Hagner, Harvey Lindsey and ]. NJ.
Toner, was appointed by the president to prepare
appropriate resolutions respecting the death OF
DR.. Noble Young The committee reported suit
able resolutions which were adopted Euiogistfc
remarks were made by Drs. John ,on Eliot, j. E.
MOrgan, s. C. BuSey, Harvey Lindsey Klein
schmidt, Carroll Morgan, 7. c. Smith. P.J.Murphy
and j. n. Toner.
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Getting Ready for the Fair.
SCENES AT THE RINK TO-DAY,

The rink presents scene Of varied and plctur-
esque confusion with the floor covered by articles
OF every description from barrel OF nour to dec
Grated PLAGUE. The bustling activity OF the men,
bers of the Light Infantry Fair committee is doing
great deal toward getting things into shape. The
decoration OF the roof Is about completed and the
tasty hands OF the ladies are putting the finishing
touches upon the stands Some of these arebelng
fitted up very lavishly and elegant draperies are
arranged SO as to give the best effects
The military character Of the fair Is indi-
Gated by the martial implements which are intro
duced with view to decorative effect and In the
drapereS the national colorS naturally predomi-
nate. From the appearance OF the hall, at even
this incomplete stage 1t is evident that the labors
OF the decorative committee have not been d.
rected In vain. The general effect not only OF the
decorations, but Of the stands and the arrange
ment OF the goods, will no doubt be effective, and
1t Is seldom that such massfng of colors with
such picturesque results has been attained In this
city. very noticeable feature OF the interior
rangement Is the wide aisles which run up and
down the hall, fnsurng facilities for moving about
even when there is q large number of people
present
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
The Voyage OF the Princess Louise.
A CHaNGE OLE PROGRAM AT NEKPnRr

PROVIDENCE, April IA The British fr1gate
Tenedos, having On board Princess Louise, wire Of
the governor general OF Canada, arrived in New
ort harbor at o'clock this morning, three and q
half days from Bermuda. Cap.. c. g. Fame Is In
command. LAST ght she lay outside, otherwise
she would have ar. lived earlier Two drawing.
room cars are at the railway station at Newport
waiting TO take the princess and her suite
TO Boston. The fprincess remained in her apart
ments the greater part OF the voyage, not being
particularly well Notwithstanding the fact that
the weather was quite agreeable. Col. de Winfon,
OF LORD Lorne's party, arrived AT Newport on FRI
day evening, bearing letters to the princess from
ihe marquis Capt selrrldge. Of the torpedo
station, representing the American navy, sent 1t
McLain Oh board the Tenedos to pay his respects.
Collector Cozzens has been on board, having re-
ceived letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury
10 facilitate the Landing OF the distinguished party
The party on board attending and accompanying
the Princess are Capt Bagot, Ado; Miss NC
Neill, Lord John Hervey, and Miss Hervey. The
TeneoOS will proceed this afternoon to Hall
fax IL was part OF the program to put
In at Newport. The Princess and her suite
Will leave Newport at O'Clock by the ordinary
train She had intended to remain over Sunday
and The Marquis would have Joined her, but upon
inquiry it was found that N, wport's hotel accom-
modations were unsuitable. and the program was
accordingly changed.
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Striking Work. men.

READING, PA, April 14-The moulders OF the
Manhattan Hardware Company, which has works
here and officers In New York, to-day asked for a
Is per cent Increase in wages The demand was
refused and the men struck.
CHICAGO ILL, April 1.-THE officials OF the
bricklayerS' union assert that only forty workmen
have thus far responded to the call OF the con-
tractors, and that OF these thirty have been in
duced to join the army OF strikers
PTTTsBURG, Pa, April MISUNDERSTANDING the
failure OF the board OF arbitration the coal miners
VIII make another attempt to have the question OF
wages amicably settled
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Foreign News bx cable To-day.

BRITISH DETECTIVES AFTER tsNO l."
LONDON, April Alt is stated that the formal
fication by Carey, during his examination in
the case Of Joe Brady. OF Tynan's photograph as a
picture OF the man known as Number I" has
caused the government to take active steps to
secure TynanS arrest -Four detectives are said
to have just gone In pursuit Of him.
WHOLESALE ARREST OF SUSPECTED NIHIL1STs.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Epent,aO lSeeos reDorts
that 1900 persons have been arrested In Moscow
on uepicon or being engaged In plotting against
the Life or the Car.
AFRENCH ENJOYS INSTRUCTIONS.
PARIS, April Alt Is officially announced that
Capt. kergaradec has been appointed envoy to An
mum. The Figaro says he is Instructed to demand
concludes in 1874
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Affairs I'm West Washington.

FuNERAIA-The funeral OF the late Anna Balch
Wilson took place from her late residence, ON 8fst
street. yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock. Rev. Dr..
Btt1nger omciating. F. L. Moore, B. T. Janney,
John Leetch, Thomas Harrison. DR.. Yarnell and
Thomas II. Gibbs were the pall-bearers. The In
ternent was at Oak Hill Cemetery.-The funeral
Of The late VIM: Young, sexton OF the Presbyterian
Church. viii take place from the church this after
noon, at q o'clock.-The funeral Of Jas Keenan,
twhose sudden death was reported In Wednesdays
starr took place from Trinity Church this morn
ing, at O'Clock, and was largely attended BY
members Of the Young Catholics Friend Society
and Others
RowDIEs AT ROsSLYN.-There IS complaint Of
rowdyism at Rosslyn. The Alexandria authorities
need TO take better care OF that place.
FISH MARKET.-12000 herring sold at % to 81
per tbousand 800 tailors at 81 10 % per hundred;
300 shad at $16 to $40 per hundred. C. Z. Harper.
agent
coal for Boston, and schooner VIM Mason. Chase,
coal for Fall River
CONDITION OF THE WATER--Great Falls, turbid ;
receiving reservoir, at north connection, slightly
turbid; south connection. clear distributing res
ervoir. clear.
NoTEs.-The attention Of the pump doctor is
called to the pump at the corner or NJ and Jeffer-
SON streets-The Alexandria canal is being put
In thorough repair.-The coal docks here are full,
owing to the great scarcity OF vessels
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Legislature Deadlock In Illinois.
TIE DEMOCRATS BREAK IN THE DOORS OF THE HAL

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 1.-THE deadlock In the
Illinois house OF representatives was continued
yesterday, the democrats leaving the hall when
the election contest or Bradwell VS. McNally was
preached, thus Dreaking the quorum. The door
keeper was instructed by those remaining to bring
In The absentees, and during his absence certain
hall, and nd.ng the door locked they tore it from
It's Castings, entered and took their seats. The
house soon afterward adjourned Both parties
were in caucus last evening. but 40 arrangement
was made toward settlement OF the difficulties.
Ex-Governor Palmer mas advised the democrats to
stand by the position they have taken.
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JUDGE SMELLS ESTIMATE OF A LAWYERS SER
vICBs.-A cOlOred member OF the bar named Lewis
defended colored client named Jno. Jones' In the
Police Court this morning, whe was convicted Of
assaulting his vile Phe court imposed fine Of
made In the f1ne. VIII not take ANYTHING on
the fne. SO that you can get any OF It." replied
Judge Smell The attorney then stated that the
hne, had some money, and II the court would re-
init two dollars Of the fine he could pay It
Well" said Judge Smell, "he gave you $3.50; why
don't you divide with him. and then he could pay
the nne, and the $3.50 you would have left would
pay you for your services" Is don't think your
honor has any right to put an estimate on my SER
vices" replied the attorney, and will say fur
ther that I never take case for q fee less than
s." tWen, then, 1 must say" continued the
court, "that some OF your clients are badly
cheated.H
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Wall Street To-day.
TIE STOCK MARKET CONTINUES sTRoS

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Posts financial
article says: The general character or the stock
market during the forenoon was firm but dull
compared 10 yesterday. After the activity and aa-
vance OF the two previous days Saturday would
naturally be day Tor some realization of profits
and would either be lower or only firm. The latter
was the case to-day until about II 40 o'clock when
tinuance OF the growing confidence which has
marked the past week. The market opened strong,
advancing fraction on the most active stock.
From this there was a partial reaction, but by
1880 O'Clock the general market became strong,
and prices advanced on the announcement OF a
very favorable bank statement. Government bonds
were Is higher for the IS and the s. nomipally
r cent higher. The d were u lower. State bonds
were dull Railroad bonds were Irregular. Rich
nOnd and Danv1lle debentureS were up & to 65x
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Heavy snow storm in Dakota.

DEADWOoD, DAK, April IA heavy snow storm
has prevailed throughout this section for the past
six hours. The Black Hills and Pierre railroad
from Lead City to Pierre IS blocked and all tele-
graph lines from the various cities to the Hills are
down. All stage lines are blocked.
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The Star Route Trial.

After THE STARS report OF the star route trial
closed yesterday, the government offered to provo
by DR.. j. H. Rerdell, brother OF NJ c. Rerdell, the
receipt OF a letter by NJ. c. Rerdeu from Dorsey
after Rerdell returned from New York in June,
1881, and that this letter importuned Rerden not
to desert him. but to stand by him on account of
the evidence was excluded. The trial was ad-
JOurned over until Tuesday on account OF the
emancipation celebration Monday.
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The Bricklaycr., strike i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 14.-The offlc1als OF the brick
layers union assert that only 30 workmen have
call OF the contractors, and that OF these 80
been induced to join the army Of strikers They
further assert that 80 contracting firms have &C
coded 10 the demands OF the union and placed meI
at work, and that under the circumstances the
W2rkmen are m ,sterS OF the situation. Work on
all the large bu ldngs, however, Is almost com
pletely at Il stand still
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1MPRrsoNMENT For DEBT NOT LsaAL IN THE
DISTRIcP-A livery stable keeper named Edward
r. Garges. OF East Washington, was fined 8 by
Judge Smell to-day for assaulting a young man
named James Holt The complainant stated that
he hired horse and buggy from the defendant, ana
because he kept IL over his time the defendant
locked him up In a room Till he paid $50 extra
Mr. Garges denied that he locked the young man
up, but admitted that he guarded the door. Judge
sneu reminded him that Imprisonment for dsht
was abolished.
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WHY SHE SHOT AT %AsHrsGToH- masculine.
looking coored girl, carrying a large basket and
poorly dressed, was IN Judge Snelrs dock this
morning charged with assaulting young colored
man named Henry Washington, by frfnR pistol
at him. The girl stated that she had been to the
country after flowers and herbs, and always car.
passed WASHINGTON and hts crowd wasbtno1ov
made indecent remarks to her and exposed him,
self TO her, when she fired two shots at him. The
court dismissed the case
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How Old In Patsi-The Question Net
Scstscd-OPPosed 20 Enc0res-A Whirl-
wind Of C1ime-Miss Hope Glenn
Sullivan. the PuGiftst-A stage Ma
chtnc-The Lions Of the Week-Colusn-
bia Ceiiege-The Fish-NOrthcOte We'd
ding. Etc.
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famous steam Yacht Radhs. with y psrty nf cant.
talsts on board, bound from New York, ran
aground in the AppOmattox river yesterday after
noon near City Point while en- route for Richmond
The captain mistook the Appolnattox the
James river. The yacht remained aground until
this morning, and after some difficulty was got
afiOat and started for Richmond.
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Man and Wife Murdered

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April 14.-Jesse Campbell
yesterday murdered VIM. Sakes and his wife, who
hNei near Decatur, Ala, by cutting open their
BY the murdered people Of slanderng Mrs. Sakes.
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REPORTED Big FIRE IN CRIsFIELD, MD-As THE
STAR goes to press there are rumors of big fire
In Crisneld. Md, to-day, but no particulars have
been received here.
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JoJ numbers ending with 81 beng last two fig
OF the number drawing the Capital Prize of S5 OO0
SIS.
The Subscribers having supervised the Single Number
DraW1ng Class ID, Louisiana State Lottery, hereby
ufy that the above the numbers which this day
drawn from the 100 600 placed in the wheel with the
prizes corresponding to them.
Witness our hands st New Orleans La. this Tuesday,
APr 10th, 1888.
6. T. BEAUREGARD. Commissioners
Prizes Cashed in Full Without Deduction.
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No 1877 draws capital prize s75 OoO sold in
New Orleans and Chicago. No. ~, 692 draws second
eant5! Irize. s25 600 whole sold in Troy, ~ Y. No
32.919 draws third capital prize. $40 OOO sold in
Ph ladeph q. Milwaukee. Wis. and Tracy City, Tenn
Nos. &c. O2. 5s,5o7, draw each Sc. coo sod in New
= 5oo Nos p 1885, ~ Cyl 80 ne &C. s72 ss each
Miss Shelby. n. c. Colburn. Ind. and Albany Ga
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The HTRTH MURDER SENSATION SPoMEp.-Tho
mother or Ben johnson, who gave states evidence
Ia the trial OF the HTth murderers, has received 4
letter from him, dated at Boston, Mass April 18th
saying that be would be home soon. This sets al
rest rufnors that Johnson was In JAN In the west
and had confessed the murder OF Hirth.