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IGNORANT KINDNESS.


Mr.. Nicholson, of Maxeys, Ca, gives the
following particulars ofasingular occurrence
at his place. Itseems that about four months
ago the little child of a colored preacher
aamed Sanders, in playing with thimble
swallowed it, the same lodging in its throat
where it stuck. The child was carried both
TO Athens and Augusta for medical treat
ment, but the obstruction could not be re-
moved The only nutriment that ii could re-
ceive into its stomach was such fluids as
could pass around the thimble, and the child
has been slowly starving to death. Its cries
for food were piteous, and it had become al
most living skeleton. But on Saturday
last, during violent fit of coughing, the thin
BILE broke loose from its moorings and start
ed upward, but with an effort the child this
time swallowed it, and was soon removed
from all danger. The parents with that
foolish obstinacy characteristic of the il.
literate of their race, began at once to stuff
the starving child on all the food that it
could eat. They gave it several pounds of
fat meat, bread, gallon of buttermils and
other heavy diet. As a natural consequence
in few hours the child was corpse having
literally eaten itself to death
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M Bells-Alarm, Gong, Call and House; Bed
HI Casters Base Knobs, Balances Spring
IA Back Flaps. Butter Prints, Butter Ladies
~ Butter Monlds.
IN oils-Flaxsced Tanners, Black and West
a Oil Stones, Oilers, Openers, Box.
" Zine Paints, Zine White, Zinc Oilers
~ Egg Bcaters Edsing Knives, Engineers
IL Hammers, Eseutchcons.
u Rack, Pulleys, Racks, Clohes-IIat and Tow
IL Il; Rail, lBarn Door
& Sad Irons-Mrs Potts Patent Sad Irons;
- Safety Fuse, Sand Paper Saws, Wood.
Y upholsters Hammers, Union Clothes Ring
~ crs, Union Hinges.
ny Nippers Nails-Nals, French Steel Wire i:
IN Nails, Hinge Nails, Picture.
r Ice Hammers Ice Balances, Irons, Pinking,
4 Iron Waffle, Iron Plane
N olmstcad Oilers, oil, Whale.
~ Nails, set Notehed Belts, Nut Crackers,
IN Nails, Finishing, Nails, Cigar Box.
III Hinges Brass Rot, Cast aud Bronze
4 l. Hinges, Gate, Hinges shutter,
A AIDES, Axes, Anger Bits, Anger Handles,
IN Ais, Scratch
ID gakcs. Cast steel, Rasps Horse, Ratchet
In Traces, Haaors Razor stfops.
n
IL Tenders, Door Knobs Drawer Pulls.
WY Waffle Irons, Wardrobe Locks. Wond Saws,
w Window Pulls, Wire Cloth, Wine Nails.
A Apple Pearers Corers and Slicers, Automat-
"A locate Hinges, Awning Blocks, Axe Handles.
ID Hand Saws, Hand Plougls, Hand Drills.
EN Emery Eyes, Screw, Emcry Cloth, Escntcl-
IL cons, Real Bronze.
TT Hammers. Halter Chain, Hand Rrlls Hand
4 l. les, Hooks, Hinges, Hoes, liatehetS,
~ OK Pals, Oil Cans, oil Faucets
~ uphostcrs' Nails. Upright Pnllcys, Ulhama-
iinc blue.
&, Sash Bolts, Sash Cord, sash Fixtures, sau-
- sage Cutters aud Stuttcrs, saw Framcs
II, Extension Bits, Oar Locks oak Graininq
IL Colors.
N. w. Cor. Union s. G0ryesH sts.,
S.,nt % I9Sp
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THE NEW PATENT
DUST PROOF
STEM WINDING,
OPEN FACE CASE,
MANUFACTURED BY TIE
AM ERICAN w ATCH CO.,
WAITHAM MASS.

This case is formed in one solid piece
without joint or seam, opening in front
only, thus avoiding the usual Cup, and
securing greater strength and durability
These Watches are all open free. The
bezel, into which an extra strong crystal
is fitted with an especially prepared
waterproof cement is attached to the
case by screwing it thereon, and thus
forms an air-tight junction with tile body
of the case, which is proof against dust
and moisture.
To railroad men, travellers. miners,
lumbermen and others who are almost
constantly exposed and who have to make
frequent reference to the watch, these
qualities are Of The utmost Importance.
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6 CLINTON. Iowa. April %. 1881

V9'j To
81 wish you would send me spring
for the VIM. Ellery Watch * 8 BY the
way, this Ellery is watch | sold in your
Screw Bezel Case to farmer last fall.
The first of January lie lost the watch
in the woods, and found il this week in
about one foot of water. 1t had lain
three months and over in snow andwater,
with but slight injury to the watcli-only
a hair spring.
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THE BAD Boy AND THE CLERGYMAN. Yes
terday boy about sixteen years old got
tumble on coalhole, aud was evidently
pretty badly hurt. On getting up he swore
fuently, and clergyman passing paused and
askel him why he dlsconrsed SO rreligiously,
to which the lad replied that he was too big
to cry, and, by hockey, he'd got to do some-
thing = Rasion Post.
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Valuable Hotel Property.

The following properties Offered for sal
VI prices aud ON Ierms especlally desirahle:
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Every Piano and Organ sold by c.
w. IIetzel, of Baptisttown. N. j., is fully
guaranteed as represented. His motto is
that honest goods, honorable dealing and
low prices must prevail over the uuscrup-
ulous methods employed by some manu-
facturers to gain reputation for the
worthless instruments which they palm
off on innocent purchasersb by proclaiming
their true value rs compared with other
instruments, endeavoring to conceal de-
fleets of their own, and by an indiscrimi-
nate use of printers ink blind an unsus-
pecting purchaser who does not detect he
has been sold until too late.
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Largest stock Of Wall Papers ut
Moore's Book Store.
Subscribe for THE REooRD.
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There are dangerous counterieils in cir
culaton purporting to be walnut Leaf
Hair Restorer' The strongest evidence
Of its great value is the fact that parties
knowing its great efficacy try to initiate 1t.
Each bottle of the genuine has a fac simile
of walnut leaf-bown in the glass and
Green Leaf ON the outside wrapper
The 'tRestorer' is as harmless Ms water,
while it possesses all the properties ne
eessary to restore life, vigor, growth and
color to the hair. Purchase only from
responsible parties. Ask your druggist
for it. Each bottle is warranted. JOINS
HALL & RucKEI, New York, wholesale
agents.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
C,HARLEs W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF nEs!RABLE DWELLING.
CAPITOL AND PIERCE STREETS NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 9th day Of
February A. D. 1873, recorded in Liber Nc. $780, So
Iolio g. of the land records for the District of LEN
Columbia. and at the written request Of the party
cured thereby. the undersigned viii sell ct public
ton; in front CT the premises, ON FRIDAY. APRIL
ing DIES rbed real estate situate in the city Washing
ton District Of Columbia to wit: art Of Lot numbered
twenty three (23 in Square numbered hundred and
twenty $780, beginning for the the southeast
corner of said lot numbered twenty three (3 and
ming thence north with the west line of North Capitol
street hundred and nineteen 19) feet three 90
inches thence west seventy t70) feet thence north
thence south twenty-five (2) feet thence east two (2I
feet thence south hundred and fifteen l5} three
CD inches and thence east with the north line Of Pierce
street ninety 600 feet to the place Of beginning except
ing the north eighteen " feet three 90 inches front by
the depth OF seventy 70l feet) together with the
proyements consisting of large double frame dwelling
house and frame stable. &c.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. and the residue in
six, twelve and eighteen month"; which the notes OF
the purchaser bearing interest at the OF per
cent per annum payable semi annually. and secured
by deed Of trust the property will be taken. all
cash at option OF the purchaser 500 deposit required
at the time OF SALE and Rll and recording
at purchasers cost Terms to be compiled with in
seven days from day of SALE the property will be
after five days advertisement. All csims for damages
by reason Of change of grades in North Capitol street
are reserved to the estate Of John g. Waters.
GEORGE TRUESDELI,l
EUGENE CARUSI. 'fus'"es'
j. L. COLDWEd-L. Auctoneer. ap7-eo&ds
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III - PENNSYLVANIA Rour.

4nH S5 5kfSrE EfsT As H9 sgarHwrs,
tiiiI MAesif htEsPl Eo SSfffkNSEsF
TEAMS IN, ty5t Wz,s 49, go sra: 1855:
CT tTH AID sTHsETs IS FOLLOWS"
rsaS end s sae wet ohieaao Lmed Erpses.
lie s:sO daily with sieepins a" Usrs f Foss
daily %sth Paiaes ca Ms', se .S 80
f lsbar and M sbs w Ssprsss $50 daily
Fer 9 fal tN1,R5,! .Sp FoIoMAc RAILROAD
49, N, d,l :, except saturday. with Palace Cars
Fer Wiisusport Lock Haven. and Elnir, 1891,
To- NJ n; daily, except SUNDAY;
sna leo Pn Limited E1nTsss q Pullman f pso
For Bo-ton thout ctanec. 80 pin every week
:eI frcoilyn. NY ali through trains oonnec. q. Js-.
49, S r w,,h eos at Of BROOKLYN Annex a9rdnz
.eTiaee across New York CITY ft' AVOIDING double
and h5 pm On Sunday sSG s@ 10 's $50 Az. .ss
1920 pm, Limited LIpress $50 N daily. s,,a
1sr bsit;more; 6:4o. 500 s:3o 1890 a NJ and l:so
sans sio $50 So 80 So mo- am. and ssa 7P
Fer fol crSes Line. e;4o.m and 4:4o p. m. daily.
FOR Annapois. Gao m end 4:4o m. daily e1osp,
isR shhhRh asD af
aer Ae1anarsa Sc Too. e2o II 90 and IL rs a. m.
sunday si6:oo. $50 and II rs am. and Zoo and
Jer h.cln.ol:d and the South. $50 and 11:as m.
Trains AlsIsndIia .or Washington. " s.oS 500
s;oo and slo pm. and Is;0o midnight On
synday al $780, 1888 and 1000 a. m. T:OU and
Tiek, information at the once nortpeas, o,rns,
aos sss shs saa ss q eas S ST.
sass &c ossDna'1on W iron ho,eis ana residences.
CHS. F. IUGH General ie Msnaxs sssensef Agent
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BRIEF AM. UNHAPPY Welded LIFK-At Al
tOona. Pa. ab0dt three weeks ago, David Savage
applied TO the court for q divorce from his wife,
Laura, on the grounds OF ADULTERY. About the
same time he left her and went % live at hts
IAN 81 Ss o. me c n .r IA ne
nesday she avowed her full intention Of killing
him and herself II he would not return Yestef-
day morning she vent to the resistance q 0av.
ages parents and, after an unsatisfAOeory tnter-
view with her husband, Shot hefself, IL ballee
entering the iofe ol0e and running aso0nl - 10
hurt and win pgooAely a. 1he potr a1o (u1fo
young ana have beoA married ltt10 oyoe yo0R
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Charged win Murder

NEWARK, N. j.. April a0-Andrew Fogarty was
Drought to this city from Philadelphia this morn
charge or murder. He is accused OF having stabbed
Matthias Ryan, In South Amboy. on February 5th.
Ryan was brought to Newark, and died in St
Michaels hospitil March 18th. Under the laws OF
New jersey. the death having occurred in sex
county, F0garty can only be tried in Essex county,
Fogarty has been indicted, and will be arraigned
In court In few days.
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WORK AND WAGEs.-The railroad coal operators
at P1ttsDurg, Pa, yesterday unanimously decided
70 reduce the mining rate on April 23i from 81 TO
cents per busheL The miners will meet next
tuesday TO take action In regard TO the reduction.
It Is thought strike viii be ordered--The
Clgarmakers' Union. OF Wheeling, w. Va, yester-
day resolved TO demand IS cents per 600 advance
In all grades or cigars The manufacturers win
refuse.-The places OF a large number OF the
striking tanners at Pittsburg were nled with
non-union men yesterday.-A general strike OF
the coal miners OF the Hooking valley began yes
terday against a reduction OF wages amounting
TO 80 cents day.
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JOHNSTON. In Georgetown u. O.. on Wednesday
evening. April Is. 1888. MARCIA A. JOHNSTON
widow OF the late John II. Johnston and daughter u
the late jeremiah Orme.
Funeral saturday, 2Ist instant, at O'Clock d m
from her late residence l42 3Oth street. Georgetown
DC. 2ts'
O'Clock Q. M. CAROLINE CORNELIA youngest dsugh.
ter OF James W. and Laura A. McGlue, aged years
seven months and twenty three days.
Funeral will take place from her parents residence
No 1908 street northwest Saturday April 2lst al
10 O'Clock m. Relatives aud friends respectfully
invited 70 attend. tBaltimore Sun please copy.l
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RAILROADS.
RALTlMOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWr EN-
1HE EAST AND ThE WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER!
SIEEL RAILS!

scheduic 20 take effect SUNDAY. NOV r. 1882.
LeaNs Na-IiI.ion from St4uon corner of New Jer-
For Chicago. Cincinnati Louisville, and st Iouis
Gal4S, i; 4:tS g. H.. 1918 a. M, y55 D. m with
through coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
point. HitEout change, 10:l5 a. daily to Chicago
For ittsburg Cleveland and Detroit at 10 rs A. m.
snd o4h T. Ii. daily; $40 p. q solid train to
Hut bCFg with Sleeping Cars he'd
Trains Tor philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m.
daily. eAceSt sunday. pm. and $40 m daily.
with PsrlOr and Sleeping Cars attached
Fer aitlnlc. on week days. 5. $50 ESQ., T:i5 e:lo
a9 A." a o. 40 40 2:35. B. $50 80 4:4O. 5:45.
For B. timore on sundays. $50. 7:45 Gam, lbs,
293. = 4-ii. 5:i5. 8. $40 pm.
fur Aihapois. 600 Il 10 and 4:40 Sunday
TorSay statIons between Washington ana b fillmore.
10 M. I2:i0 T. M. 80, 40, 7. and II 80 u. M
fCr stations or Metropolit n Branch 8:1O $40 M
10 p m dsl y. EXCEPT Sunday 4:45 j.. daily; for
stauntrn. 40 m daily except Sunday; for ayers
town ed Frederick $40 l0:15. A. 10 daily except
kunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily $40. 1885 a. m.
Prom New York and PHILADELPHIA. SIS. s:15 a. m.
DAILY 3 10 pm uajly. except sunday.
rom AnhsI9is.o:3O H. i:5O. 6:37 p. M. Sunday
froIl StaEiiton. 2:ie pm daily. except sunday.
ron. Frederick. Ha-erstown and In ermiei, ate
ptlnt SIS q M freer ok and way stations .: ,5 a.
m 2:io, A:lo Pm and Z % pm. daily except sun
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at q An
t40 10. :i5. 9. $40 and 1890 m. 12:l5 2:5O
40 10. . . In go. 5, 6:26. 80 aud As % m
All Trans from Washington and la tilnore stop ii
further Information apply a: the Baltimore AMI
Shlo Ticket Otiee, ashngton Station GIG and 1851
lei ana avenue. 14th street where or iers
tt taken Tor baggage to be checked and received Il
LORD. G.. p. A. ~ Al ana
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS Ohio.
Do. list pref
Political Notes.

The New Jersey state central committee or tho
National greenback paroU met at Trenton yester.
day. and, after discussing the ACCESSIBILITY OF co.
operating with the antf-monopolists, grangerS
and labor reformers, adjourned TO May 30th, when
the time ami place for holding the state guberna-
torfal convention Will be fixed.
The Ohio democratic state central committee
yesterday decided 10 hold the nSxt state conven.
ton in Columbus on June 21St
The colored school bill was defeatei In the Del.
aware senate yesterday by a tie vote.
The Ohio legislature adjourned sine die yester.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VAIUABIE IMpROvFD
~ AND UN1MPROVfD real. ESTATE AT TIE AZ
iN IN u rs ION OF |. STREET NORTHw ST.
A AZ sh RoasHpEESSYxksyAN1A AVENgE KkoWN As
THE COLUMBIA HOSPITAL. TN iMPROVED IA Ry = =
TWO-STORY B lex BUIiDING Known AZ
The COACH FACTORY OF JOHN PAYNE'S
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of tbeS.
are complananta and wiIism ana paana and
Ssasr' passed on ne ssn No DSS
1885, the undersigned trustees win sell at public anc
oD H f5S9 OF tes S Tie
estate situate in the city Of Warrington District Of
Colula to witt All Of original Lot numbered thirtaen
(lS), in square numbered fifteen {16,. Improved bv
brick building known a the coach factory of
John Paynes Sons said original lot fronting about on
feet on street and Pennsylvanis avenue so foot
tanning about square fest Of srcund. nus Ana con-
The terms OF sale prescribed By sa1d decree are:
third in cash and the balance in one and two
In equal payments from the day Of sale. the Woe h
bear interest from the day Of sa and the sid deferred
with deed o. trust @ moreaee on the propeEy cold
thereof by the court dsposf Of $50 WIN be required
at time OF sae. Al conyeyancing and recording Il pur-
chaser's cost il the terms Of sale mot complied
with within one wsek fIom any ..,e the tsts
tie Tsh, e. e r ss hs Sp notice =
KDWARD q: THOl1G
GLEN ". CO6PKR Tfntess
apls-dsds J. & GOODWILL. A.et
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Disasser tn Sacramento.

fihk AND fALL OF BufLDtSa. KILLING AND NIUE
ING SEVERAL rEoPrR
S1cRaMENTo. Cat, April 1-During the pro-
gress OF fire here early this morninc on street
the roof OF building fell In. burying a number OK
persons in the ruins John Hllsenberger the
keeper OF saloon In the building
which fell. and an unknown man were
taken from the ruins dead Twelve men
Were Daily hurt about the head and back. sev.
eral persons are known % be I'm the ruins. but II
Is believed that all or the wounded have been re-
covered.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO AND
A HALE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
WEST, NO. 1927.
BY virtue Of deed of trust from Anna NJ. Rein "a
teen hundred and seventy five and recorded i'm s;x
!iber No 8l6 folio 81. of the Land records OF the
District OF Columbia the subscribers will sell to the
highest and best bidder, in front Of tn premises on
THURSDAY. the TWENTY-SlXTH DAl OF APRI .
4; ID. 1888 AIHALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN The
AFTERNOON, the following described real estate
sna premises b;t tua:e lying and being in the
Columbia, known and designated upon
the ground plat plan of said city part of lot
Dereo seven % IN square numbered one hundred and
seven 07): Beginntng for the at the southeast
corner OF said lot and running thence along the
line OF north street twenty 20 feet thence north
the north or rear line of said lott thence wenty2O
feet to the east line of said lot thence south along said
east line to the place Of beginning together with all and
trust mentioned
Terms of sale One third of the purces money to be
paid IN cashof which two hun bred (2OO) dollars must
be paid at the time of sale-and the residue in tn zee
from date OF sale, with interest OF six per
centum per snnum. payable semi annually for which
the purchaser must give notes. secured by deed Of
trust with covenant of insurance and taxes, the
emlses sold or all cash, at the purchasers option
II the terms OF sale are not compiled with within five
70 resell the property on five day. public notice in the
Evening Star at the risk and cost of the purchaser
IN default All conveyancing and recording ct the cost
ANTHONY HYDE Trustee.
apI!-o&os DAVID RIrTENHOUSE, Trustee.
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A Mystery solved.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, April 20-The mystery sur
rounding the disappearance OF little Maggie Hen.
necke was solved this morning. tugman finding
her body In the river near the lake. 1t Is badly
decompos d. but the clothing is intact, and she
has been fully identified.
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OF the Southern Railway and Steamship associa-
ton for arranging transportation rates between
the south and west and eastern seabOard are in
session in this city. Representatives OF the asso-
ciated lines in Virginia and the Carolnas, of the
Cincinnati. N. O. and Texas Pacific, the Central Of
Georgia, the western and Atlantic, East Tennes-
see, Virginia and Georgia the South Carolina rail-
way and Louisville and Nashville are present A
number OF freight agents and officials from other
roads In the south and west are also In attend
ance. The principal subject OF consideration at
this meeting is the adjustment OF rates in the
south and between the west and southern sea-
coast. which has been referred TO q sub-commit-
tee. This committee Is now in session, and will
report this afternoon evening
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The Phipps Forgery.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 20.-Argument upon
the demurrer TO the indictment motions to quash
IN the case OF Ellis p. Phipps, ex-superintendeht
OF the aims house, charged with forgery. was
begun In the court OF quarter sessions to-day.
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Paper Mill Rurned

READING, Pa, April 20.-The large 2aper mill at
Cataw1Ssa. owped and operated by (cCready &
Co. OF Philadelphia. was destroyed BY fire last
night. The mill was recently ref1tted with new
machinery. The loss Is estimated at SIS 00O inSur-
ance not yet ascertained The origin OF the fire is
su ,posed to have been from spontaneous combus-
t1on. About one hundred and fifty men are thrown
out OF employment
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A NEW BANK-The controller OF the currency
has authorized the Planters National bank, Of
Henderson, Ky, to begin business with a capital
OF $4,000. and the Xenia National bank, OF
Xenia, Ohio, capital $4,000
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Exaggerated Reports OF In
m


DENVER, Col, April 2o-A special dispatch from
Gen. Crooks headquarters at Wilcox. Arizona,
says: "The territorial press have eNaggeratei the
reports or Indian outrages I'm order % infiame an
attack upon the reservations or the Indians
Gen. Crook has been greatly hampered and an
noyed AZ these infiammatory articles lie Will
move into Mexico sunday
THR CELTIC CLus-At a meeting OF a number OF
Irish-Amertcan citizens held last evening In the
parlors OF No 22i Pennsylvania avenue north y est
she Celac club was organized, having for its OBJ
lect the consideration OF the present condition OF
their fellow-countrymen thrown upon our shores
In a destitute and starving condition The fol-
Dan. o'Neil; vice president, Capt J. r. Donneliy;
treasurer, d. Coughln: recording and financial
secretary, J. ID. Buckley.
RANGE or rHR THsRMoMErKR-The following
were the readings at the ofice OF the chief signal
OFFICER to-day: Fam IS a; II am, 54S; pm.
$50 Maximum, 6a4: minimum $50
NEW STABLE FOR THE HEROIC CohplSY-The
Herdic PhaetOn company are soon to commence
the erection or quite an extensive stable at the
corner or 10th and streets southeast IL is TO be
ll4x2}0 feet In dimensions and two stories high.
with nat root The plans show very commoiious
stable accommodations The cost Will be $4,000
A HUSBANDS SUIT PoR DIyoRcK-To-day Mr.
n. 7. Wiswall filed a bill for Washington Childs
for divorce from the bonds or matrimony with
April 2a 1884. by Rev w ID Jefferson. and lived
together till November l6 1881, when he heard
from the defendant that she had a husband living
and she then deserted him. lie Charges that on
May 4, 1881, and at other times, she committed
adultery at 1875 10th street with one Frank Boil:
that In 1873 she was married TO one johnson In
Baltimore and came here with him as his wife and
lived on Massachusetts, avenue.
Sums AGAINST THE ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPaNY-
Two suits were filed to-day by +. Aug Neres-
heimer Co. against the Adams Express COM
pany, through r. Fendall, attorney-one for
1000 damages for failure 10 safely carry from Chi.
cago, Ill, to New York six brilliants and ten dia.
monds, valued at 81. COS o. entrusted TO them July
Goth, 1882 and for s. 900 damages for failure to
carry from Chicago and deliver In New York q
oox OF small diamonds valued at 81, 000 entrusted
TO defendant June 18th, 1882
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
Following are the oDeninG and closing prIos0
q the New York Stock Market TO-DAY, as reporvoi
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A Strike Probable

READING Pa, April 20-The proprietors Of the
Reading iron works this afternoon Informed their
pipe mill employees that they would not concede the
increase In wages asked for, as the business did
not warrant It, A strike Is probable. meeting
OF employees Is called for tonight