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PITTsBURG, April 9-Rev. Charles Steck,
pastor OF the Messiah Evangelical Lutheran
Church, of this city, has in contemplation
the vacation of the pulpit for the stage, and
Will probably make his first appearance here
some time in May, for the benefit of the News
boys Relief Association. Rev. Steck is a fine
scholar and good elocutionist and is said to
possess considerable histrionic ability.
DIR. G. H. Marshall, charged with attempt
ing TO blackmail Mary Anderson, the actress,
was this evening arrested and lodged in
Jail in default of bail, for a hearing next
Wednesday,
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The Tariff on Books.


NUW TUX Ilmes.
No pirating of American books on the part
of English publishers is warrant for an Amer
lean author to advocate what takes the bread
out OF the mouth of the fellow-workman,
though he be a foreigner, 1t is bad enough
to listen to the selfish arguments of trades
men who want the whole market to them
selves; but what is to be satd of authors who
lend themselves to interested moves the up
shot of which will be to hinder the natural
and easy overflow of ideas between nations
to do no good at home while it makes peonl-
wretched abroad?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-10

DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING is the best thing of
he kind ever sold. With it superb salad of any
Kind can be made without delay or trouble. 1t
s also one of the best sauces for cold meats
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A Wise Woman

will try and preserve her charms. She may lack
classic outline of form, but she should use SOzo-
don't, and retain the beauty and usefulness of
her teeth. fine set of teeth is one of the high
est charms. SOAodont will do this work.
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No Chance for Joseph.


Rev. Mr. Cook thinks there is nothing like
a trip around the world to take the concet
out of man. But we suppose Mr.. Cook
can't afford to make thirty or forty circuits.
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cover. The police should at -least see that
such person is kept warm and not suffered
to lie in the wet and cold
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Name, Please.
Current Item.


A day laborer on the railroads at Detroit
failed in business at Indianapolis two years
ago with liabilities of 1925, 600 He then
had $25, 900 assets and now earns 81 per day.
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Mr.. FRANK MYERS, of DAYTON, o. contracted
a heavy cold, which rendered him almost speech
less for nearly one week. Half an hour after
taking dose of Cough Bush the trouble disap-
peared entirely.
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DREssMAKERs prefer CornceIli sewing silk.

SINGING irritation, Inflammation, all kidney
and urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu-
Paiba." 81,
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THE HERALD FLOOD FUND.
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements of
This Great Charity.

Following is statement showing receipts
and disbursements of the Herald flood fund:
Receipts $50 933. 80
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The Pittsburg, Pa, Dispatch published the
following letter written by the Hon. James
G. Blaine seven years ago to the late DR..
James King of Pittsburg:
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THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

lyrsFMFNTs-Sth page.
ATTCENEYs-Ist page.
AUcTIoS SALEs-7th and Sth paees
BoARDISG-ith pa-re.
Books, &c.-5th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4th para.
CITY ITEMs-Sth pare.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE 4th page.
IfAIBs-eth rage
DESTIsTRY-4h n page.
DRY 6OoDs- Sth page.
EDUCATIONAL 4th osy,
FAMILY SUPPL,Es-5t1 page.
FINANCIAL 9th page.
FCR RENT (Rooms)-4.'l p,2s
FcB RENT HOusea-4th paxe.
Fer RENT (Iiscellaneous)-4th page.
oI SALE E(MiscelIaneous)-4th page.
I6I SALE iHouses)-4th page.
GENTIEMES's GOoDs-5th page.
EOTELs-5th page.
EOUsEFURNIsHINGS-5th page.
LADIES GOODs-5th page.
LIST OF LETTERs-3d PAGE.
Lost AND FoUND-4th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th para.
MEDICAL, &C.-6th pare.
NEW PUBLICATIoSs-1st page.
IEEsONAL-4th paxe.
Pianos AND ORGAN,-5th page.
IEoFEssIoSAI1-4th para.
RAILRoADs-1th pare.
&c AP PICI UREs-5th rage.
SEwING MACHINEs-5th page.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-1st page.
SFYCIALTIES-4th Daxa.
STEAMERS. &C-1th page.
SATF DEPosIT-Ith pare.
JBF TRADES-6th Pare.
UNDFRTAKERs &C.-7tll page.
WANTED tHelp)-4th page.
WANTED tSituationsl-4th page.
WANTED tHouses)-4th PAGE.
WANTED (Rooms)-4th page.
WANTED tMisceaneous)-4th page.
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The appearance OF Sansen, the notorious grave
robber, In this city, has naturally created consd-
erable apprehension. All the supenntendents q
cemeteries have been duly notif1ed OF his advent
It is stated at police headquarters that he has
peen In this city several weeks. and has quar-.
ters on 10th street. not Tar from the medical col.
lege. Five or six years ago. when employed by the
potter's neld for their use, It Is charged Jansen
overstepped his instructions and went Into nearly
ali the graveyards OF the District TO procure bodies
he was at once dismissed when his employers
sound out what he was doing. HIS method wAD
said to &c to rent some out OF the way premises
barrels or boxes, and quietly shse them away ~
railroad. When arrested at one time BY Detective
diicd with human remains ready for shipmene
It % stated BY the police that he says he has CONF
hero 30 and employment at dredging on the riv0
nAt&
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Tele1raDhic Rrfees.

The large barn on the farm occupied by Charles
Meggison, three miles south Of Wilmington, Del,
was destroyed by nre last night, together with 10
corn and farm implements. Loss between 8, 600
and s., ,000 The property belongs to Mrs Hollins-
worth, of Philadelphia.
The schooner Samos, from Boston for Woods
Holl, Mass, to load phosphates for the south, was
hauled on Galloups Island In Boston harbor this
morning by tug boats. She is 1n bad condition,
and was noated partly with casks and by building
one or two bulkheadS
Alfred Monarch Kino, tailor, OF Nos 80 and -
Cornhin E C. London, England, has failed. His
liabilities are E64,OO0
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The Sematorship Contests.

BALLoTING IN FOUR WESTERN STATES.
The STAR last evening gave the result OF the first
ballot in the Michigan legislature yesterday for o.
S. Senator. A second ballot was taken, resulting
the same as the frs, except some change In the
scattering vote. Mr. Ferry received 62 votes on
both ballots.
The fourth joint ballot for United States Senator
Dy the Nebraska legislature yesterday had the fol-
lowing result: Thayer, Is; Millard, 16; Morton.
IL; Henderson, 6; Stickel, 10; Saunders 12; Gown,
II; Brown, g.; Vifguain, 6; Connor, g; balance
scattering.
Four ballots for q. g. Senator were taken by
the Minnesota legislature yesterday. The fourth
ballot gave Wilson 80, Window. so; Cole, IS; and
Farmer There were no other changes.
The caucus OF the republican members OF the
Colorado legislature last night failed to chose q
candidate for Senator. The last ballot stood Pit
kin, 20; Tabor, II; Hammil. IL; Bowen, g. There
will be no more caucuSes until Monday night
THE RE-ELECTION OF SENATOR HoAR.
Governor Butler. Of Massachusetts,, signed the
certificate OF election of Mr.. Hoar as United States
Senator yesterday afternoon, and the document
was forwarded to the United states Senate. A
dispatch from Boston says: critical insestiga.
ton demonstrates the falsity of the report that
Forged dispatch caused the transfer OF the Crapo
vote TO HOar in the senatorial convention on
Thursday. The whole story seems to have had its
origin In the dispatch received by Senator Ran
dall, or New Bedford, from Lawrence GrinneI q
Trend OF CrapO. mentioned In yesterdays STAR),
which read as follows: 'sNew Bedford, January
H..Vote for Hoar and get Crapo men to do So"
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Tn American NeWs and Mutual NeWs kxchA1go
OF Cincinnati has been placed on The 'frauo usG
BY order Of the Postmaster General
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Fire I'm Minnesota.

MooRHEAD, MINI, Jan N-The loss by the
burning OF the Key City block on Thursday night.
together with the large stock of mercnandise I'd
the stores, etc, aggregates 100000. The insur.
ance Will reach $50 600 The Grand Pacific hotel.
was damaged 20 the extent OF SIC. 600; Insured
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". A. Wn1s OF Washington, has been appointed
g $3.50 clernhip In the Adjutant Generals
of1ce, War department
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kilograms to The Star.
COLD WEATHER IN THE WEST,
THE POLITICAL SCARE IN FRANCE
MASSACHUSETTS, STRIKERS MAKING TROUBLE
A cHINAmAH CONVICTED OF MURDER.

The Chinese Murder Trial I'm Chicago,
CHICAGO, III, Jan. 0-The Chinese murder
being out several hours returned a verdict late
last night, dnding Ling An Dive guilty OF the
murder OF Ling Quom, and fixed the punishment
at life Imprisonment In the penitentfary. Ling
An You, who Was tried as an accessory, wal
acquitted.
Opening Transact one I'm wall Street
NEW YORK, Jan. 20, IL am-The stock Market
opened Irregular. but In the main fraction below
yesterdays closing quotations During the past
hour the market has been quiet but strong and
at II O'Clock recorded an advance OF y al per cent
Denver and Rio Grande, Wabash preferred, ana
Union Pacific being most prominent In the up
ward turn.
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lasters at George E. Keith's shoe factory sl
Campello, brutally beat Mr.. Holmburg, the fore
man OF keith's factory, at the depot there THE
morning, as he alighted from the train with sew
eral non-union lasters. The new men escaped
without injury. Mr.. Keith anticipates another
outbreak at his factory to-day, and will apply rol
police protection
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:. LADY SERIOUSLY INJURED By A RUNAWAY
ACCIDKNT.-AD0ut - O'Clock to-day q horse at
ttsaahad to buggy In which was seated the wife
OF MI. Henri YQst. the well-known butcher, be-
came unmanageable, commenced kicking and ran
away on the Avenue. The horse ran iiHHta a herdic
coach, near ~ street. ana threw the lady out firs
kicking her In the stomach ana in1uring her quite
seriously. The animal was caught near az street
and secured, ana Mrs. Yoet taken care Of ana cent
to her home at Mt Pleasant
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District Government Affairs.

DHSsf1ct Government Affair."
COMMISSIONER WEST AT HIS OFFICE.
Commissioner West was at his Office for short
period to-day, collecting data for the considera-
ttOn OF the subcommittee OF the Senate appropri-
alton committee in regard to the District appro-
priatton bill.
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A Steamer Aground.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-The steamship Wisconsin
from Liverpool, while coming UP the bay, during
fog, grounded on West Bank, where she stil re
mains
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-Robcrt A. Welch, tho
son OF Arist1deS Welch, OF Chestnut Hill, was ar.
rested yesterday In West Philadelphia for passing
a forged check for $675 on Adam X McGraw, OF
Elkton, Md. Welch consented TO 20 to Maryland
for trial without reQulstion.
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TORONTO, ONT, Jan. e0.-The weekly bulletin, II
sued by the provincial board OF health, warns tn
residents OF ontario that yar1cella, the forerun
ner OF smallpox, has made its appearance, an
urges that vaccination be resorted TO.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s439, III. SO; CUSTOMS s7O5 2655S.
PAYMAsTER WN ARTHUR, the brother of the
President, is guest at the White House. He will
remain but few days.
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CHARGES RETRACTED.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has forwarded to Secretary Chandler a
copy or a letter from VIM. G. Morris, collector Of
customs at Sitka, Alaska, In which he retracts the
charges he had previously made against Com
mander Pearson, OF the Wachusett, OF having re-
FUSED medicine and medical attendance during the
epidemic OF measles at Sitka some time AGO
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PERsoEAL-GOv Butler, OF Massachusetts,, is
expected In Washington this evening, to remain
for several days.-C. c. Huntley ana w. H. II.
Wasson. OF Washington, were passengers by the
overland train to arrive at San Francisco last
Monday. eprescnta tive-elect Warner OF Ohio
Is at the RiggS.-RepreSentat Hewitt is Ill at
his residence In New YOrk.-Mr. Nathan Smit b.,
a trip to Florida.
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NEW PLAN FOR DEFENDING HARBORs.-Lieut
Graydon, U. s. N, is at Fortress Monroe arranging
to make test OF a new plan for defending harbors
with torpedOes. This involves an endless chain
covering the channel and operated by a stationary
engine On shore: To this chain torpedoes are to
that 1T can be so worked that torpedoes may be
discharged at any point on the line with raptdity
enough to make 1t almost impossible for vessel
to pass unharmed.
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SPRINGFIELD ARNORY.
Tne secretary OF War to-day reported to Con-
gress that the total expense OF the Springfield
armOry Tor the year ended June 80th, 1882, was
$4,000 Ssol Wnlch the principal items for the
INA nanuiacluro M Ol arms at national armOr1eS $228.-
1Saoo; armament OF forticatons for 1881, SCI, ,54a
70; arm1ng and equipping militia SEQ 8lS is; ord
penses. $14,767.4i. e.-''@- W.
CANDIDATE FOR DooRxIEPRR.
MT j. q. Wintersmith, OF Texas. now the clerk
OF the House committee on Commerce. ts candi-
date for the position Of Doorkeeper OF the House of
Representatives. -
PROSPECT OF TARIFF BIZ. PASSING
MI. AasSon' member OF the ways and means
committee OF the House, stated to day that in his
at the present session OF Congress.
THE DEBATE ON TIE NAVAL s11L
will continue In the House to-day no doubt until
the hour OF adjournment The bin will then be
considered under the nve minute rule and be
opened to amendment It will hardly be finished
before the midoie OF next week. The clause in the
navy will meet with considerable 0ouosition.
- MISSISSIPPI RIvRR,
The special committee on the Improvement Of
the Mississippi river to-day heard captain Sears
OF the United States army, the executive officer Of
the Mississippi river commission. In regard to the
details OF It's VOTES ana expenditures THIS exam:
close its hearing OF witnesses next week.
COLD DAT AT THE car1roI.
owing to the failure OF the laborers employed
on the House end OF the Capitol to give notice Of
the condition OF the wood pile, the House to-day
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SAMUEL A. OBRIEN has been appointed keeper OF
lfe-Saving station No. 3, in the eighth district,
the west end OF Galveston island, vice Charles A.
Stack pole, reSigned.
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THERE ARE THREE BIDDERS for the contract for
carting dutlable merchandise at the port of
Boston. johnson Co., at 81 per load. E. G. Tu-
ten and Doolittle and Pencil, at Is cts per load
EACH No contract has been awarded.
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THE SIGNAL SERVICE MEN PUT THEMSELVES ON
REcORD.-A circular has been issued, and volun-
tarily signed by nearly all the members OF the
signal service, stating that the recent circular
entitled San answer to General HaZen'S circular
critlcislng Secretary LincOln's right and cOmpe-
tency TO Judge what is for the best interest OF his
department." and signed "U. S. Weather Oh
servers, Is forgery that the circular was issued
by some one not connected with the service; that
1t makes statements which are untrue, and does
not represent their views or opinions.
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NAVAL NOTES.-The Wachusett will sail to-day
from San Francisco for Honolulu, and the Ports
mouth from Boston for the West India, weather
permitting. Letters for those on board OF the
jamestown, which sailed on the 18th from Boston
for the West Indies, can be mailed as follows from
the United States: To Barbados until February
1lth: to Port Royal Martinique, until March 1st
to St Thomas until March 18th, and to Havana
until April 10th.
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DOUGLASS APOLOGIES.
Interesting Session of the Baptist Mis-.
siOnary Society.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Nav %.
The Baptist missionary union has elected
the following officers
Presid, nt-Rev Geo. Dana Boarlman.
Vice Presidenis-J. Warren, Massachu-
sets, and Charles l.. Colby. Wisconsin.
Recording Secretary-Rev. III. S. Burrage.
Maine.
The secretary's annual report shows the
receipts to be S3l6 SOC. The union main
tains 100 missionaries. 1864 native pre- ichers,
1875 churches with l02. AS members. In
1882, l0,645 persons were bap,ised. Mission
stations are in Burmah, Assam, China.
Japan, India, Siam and Europe. The report
of the finance committee was received with
applause.
Rev. Mr.. Downev Of Telugu mission, said
that 300 were baptized there last year.
DIR. Henson made report recommending
the establishment of missions in Africa.
Rev. T. A. Douglass arose to speak. Dr.
Boardman said: Did you authorize that
statement charging dishonesty against offic-
ials of this sOcis ty 2
Stammering, No" Douglass asked to read
a statement, in which he said: Il deeply
regret to appear to have made such charges
Four missionaries under appointment to
Asia were presented, and were applauded.
At the evening meeting of the Baptist
Home Mission society, Hon. J. NJ. Gregory
of Ohio. Hon. Mr.. Spellman tcolored) of
Miss, Rev. DIR. A. j. Sage OF Conn.,, and
Rev. o. z. Clifford of Mass, made eloquent
pleas for the extensive missionary effort in
the West and South.
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For SAFE.

HOUSES FOR SALr IN HALLONELL.-0n.
III t'age house with L ana stable cor ner second
aud North Sts-; also larg. two story house cn,4
ner Water and Temple SIS. For particulars inouir.
of P,COUGHLlN Hallo~sn
apr27t&wlm
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THE STAR ROUTE.
The Arguments for the Defense Closed.

wAsHIxGrox, May %.
Ingersoll continued his address to the star
route jury this morning. He again turned
to Bliss speech and replied to his charges.
Ing. rsoil said the government. il seemed.
had exhausted themselves in their efforts to
place their foot upon the neck of s. w. Dor
sey. Never as long "a the orld swung upon
its orbit would they find twelve honest men
to convict Stephen w. Dorsey. This gov
ernment. might use all its power. all the
br aims its money could hire, It could poison
the entire newspaper press, bring on its wit
mss, buy its informer. but he gave them no.
tice that they never would do it. Let them
spend their millions they would reach that
end. Ingersall concluded his address to the
jury at 3 10 z. NJ, and colopuoy ensue as
to the arrangements for the final argument
The court inquired if the defense would
make anv further argument.
Mr. Henkl- said that Ingersoll had been
the unanimous choice of the defense as their
representative and with what grand results he
would leave the court and spectators To bear
witness. lie endorsed everything Ingersoll
had said and left his clients to the jury.
Davidge regretted that Ingersoll had not
left unoccupied single subject for argu-
ment. lie had covered the whole field with
such machless ability and .lpquence that he
had no ground for adding to his argument
The arguments for the defense were
closed
The Court shall expect the government
to commence their closing arguments on
Monday.
Merrick-I hope it will not be long after
MONDAY when We close.
The Court-We cannot hope for a very
brief argument, you have so much matter.
Merrics-I shall not be long.
The Court-A week is not long.
Adjourned till Monday.
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POLITICAL.
Result Of the Virginia Elections.

NORFOLK, Va, Nav 25.
The election returns from neighborng
counties indicate considerable loss to the
Maione cOslition ticket. Norfolk county
elects Lesner. anti-Mahone republican, by
about $50 majority. Lyons coalmionist, has
a plurality OF about 800 over Dezendrof.
republican, and Wilson, democrat, for treas
urer. Portsmouth elects the democratic
local ticket by 260 majority.
LYNCHBURG, May %.
Returns from southern counties are mea-
gre. Washington county (Fulkersons home)
elects the entire democratic ticke:, except
treasurer. Pittsylvania, Bedford, Campbell,
Amherst. Nelson, Batchourt, Patrick and
probably Roc: bridge counties are democratic
Roanoke, Montgomery and Wythe elect
readJusters.
PETERSBURG, May %.
Appomatox. Prince Edward, Nottow ay,
Sussex and Isles of Wight counties elected
to coalition ticket. The negroes voted SOL
idly with the democrats.
RICHMOND May %.
Specials from different sections of the
State, particularly the tide water counties,
show gratifying gains for the democrat. The
readjust.rs, however, claim they have gained
largely, particularly in White county.
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TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS.

Jack Morton was hanged at Helena, Ark,
Friday.
John Taylor was hanged, Friday, for the
murder Of Collingham at Clarendon, Ark.
Joseph Young (colored) was hanged Fri
day at Richmond, Va, for outrage on white
woman in 1882.
boiler in Grantz & Berry's brick yard at
killing two men.
At attack was made on the jail at Mt. Ster-
ling. KY, Thursday night by so armed men,
The sheriff was wounded in the knee and
several others hurt.
Joseph Sherman & Co. wholesale and retail
jewelers. of Cincinnati assigned FRIDAY.
Steubing & Co of Berlin, Ont, wholesale
importers Of German goods, have failed;
liabilities $4,000.
Emmett Jones (colored) to have been hung
Friday at St. Louis has secured a stay of ex-
ecutiOn until June.
Isenborg's wholesale rag store, Engle-
hardt's grocery and Whites fur store, at
Louisville, Ky, we're burned Friday. Loss
$50. 900.
The committee of the Lehigh and Schuykill
coal exchanges met at Philadelphia, FRIDAY,
and agreed to make no changes in the prices
of coal during June.
A Washington special SAYS it is stated at
the treasury that there will not be another
call for bonds during the present fiscal year
Mr.. Buck enters counter complaints against
Senator Tabor of Colorado and claims dam
ages of 900 for aiding Tabor in obtaining
a divorce.
There were but few triHing accidents at
Brooklyn Thursday in connection with the
bridge celebration. The travel over the
structure by the public since one o'clock
Friday morning has been immense.
The business failures throughout the coun-
try. as reported to r. G. Dun & Co.. for the
past seven days number l5S compared with
III of last week. The New England States
has IL.
The twelve jurors who have been sitting
in the murder case of Thomas Lyon for kill
ing Chung You, at Philadelphia, are all sick
with indications of poisoning.
fire Thursday night at Chicago dsetroyed
the planning mill of Pearson & Walker; loss
S30.O00. It also damaged Louis Hutts' m at
house $4,000. The house contained s63 600
worth Of malt which 10 damaged. but how
muck cannot be determined