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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-22
by Furman upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
l0l6 Main street.

.TRUSTEE' SALE OF 100 ACRES OF
LAND, NINE MILES FROM RICHMOND
ON CHARLES CITY kOAD.-Iy virtue of GER
tam deed OF trust bearing date April /, 1880 ana
recorded In the clerks office II Henrico Counfy
Court ID. Il. los, page 3Ze, default having hes.
made in ihc payment OF e certain note epcnred
hercin ana being requested 10 do by the 4. ia. =
ot thc same, will proceed Ia sell by puhlic snc.
described property. on
SATURDAY, ArRM 90. 1883.
at IL o'clock ". fifty acres are cleared. tbc h,r
auce in unieUrowth. WV ''
IEhf>. tdsh - 10 expenses of sale and aD0r
WIN q ! er cent. interest added nom Anrii
1852; balance, II any, as announceda AT sale, -
,e L. TUPPER, JR..
~ 40 TRUSTEE.
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by jas Mlcdougall. Auctionecr,
No. 10 Governor lor Tkirteen.ID street.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
LTURE, CARPETS, FEATHER BEDS, COOK
ING-RANGE, &C.. Al ACCGfON.-By direction
OF Mrs. Caroline Fox. (whO intends removing
from the city, | VIII sell ~ her residence, NO.
$50 north Fifth street, on
THURSDAY, 2GTH INSTANT,
at 10. O'Clock, the entire HOUSEHOLD FERNI-
TCRE, embracing
excellent WALNUT PARLOR SUITS covered
I'm Hart 10th and Reps
l neat WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SUIT;
Excellent THREE-rLY CARPETS. OIL
CLOTH, and RUGS:
fine FEATIlER-3EDS, holsters. and Pill
LOWS;
WALNUT ENTENSION-TABLE. DINING
ROOM CHAIRS:
WARDROBtS. BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS.
MASiISTANDS:
MARBLE-TOP and other TABLES:
WALNUT SECRET AIRY. BRASS FFEDFRS:
WALNUT and other CANE-SEAT CHAIRS:
SIDEBOARD. CROt kerry, and GLASSWARE:
KITCHEN FURNITURE GENERALLY, amongst
which is l splendid COOkiNG-RANGE COM
pcte, and many other useful housekeeping
articles 20 which The attention oi hOusekecpcrs
generally is asked.
sac positive. JAS. MACDOIGALL,
ap22 AuctiOnccr.
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Drss0LUTIONs & pARlNEnsIIIPs.
RICHMOND. VA, April Is, 1888.
nISSOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP.

Noiice Is hereby given that the firm Of DODGE
& MON rGOMEEN has this day been dissolved by
muiuii consent. ". :. DODGE withdrJws from
HE firm. ". DODGE.
EEORGE X. MONTGOMERY
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Peal Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THAT VERY VALUABLE AND CEN
4 TRALIY- LOCATED LOT AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ROSS AND GOV
ERNOR STREETS. At AUCTION This VERY
feet on the east side of Governor street and run
slng back 922. feet along the south side Of Ross
sices, VII De sold by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1883,
n O'Clock J.. VI. Situated i'm me very centre of
the city. and close L. both the business and resi-
dcnce quarters. 70 can De adyantageously used
either rs site for stores. manufactures. or resi-
donces, and If properly improved would certainly
give large returns upon the outlay and should at
tract the attention Of investors
TERMS: At sale. WILLIAMS & BOWIE,
ANIL AuctiOuecrS.
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By Gruhbs & Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
No. Snorlh Eleventh street.


No. Snorlh Eleventh street.
A UCTION SALE or r. ". VESTS
n BARBER-SlIOP, No. u SOUTH FIFE.
TENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AM
GARY sIRkLlS.-Wlll be sold on the premises
on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5,Iss3,
az O'Clock T.. ~. the aboyc-dcsc-ihed and ,yoll.
known property. where West ms praciiced tho
tonsorial art % tho satisfaction Of his customer.
for about forty years. Resides tine shop there arc
slN rooms. Tho lot Is 2cN9j feet.
TEENS one fourth cash balance ~ four. eight
and twelve months. for negotiable notes. Interest
added. aud secured by fiu.t-dccl.
ap 10 Aactioneers.
Byw. Goddin 6 Son, Auctionccrs.
GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
- BRICK DWELLING, No. G2J NORTH
FIFTH SHEET CONTAINING TWF.IE
ROOM>.-Will be sold At auction, ON the prclnises.
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1888.
commencing at O'Clock T.. W., the above PRO.
lEttll. now IN the occupancy of Nr. John j
wilson The lot has a front Oi 80 feet. running
back $50 feet. The dwelling contains twelve
rooms, hesidc5 large brick Kitchen containing
four rooms. The premises are conveniently AR.
ranged, with sliding doors. marble manfeis iron
prOVements. Possession given M once. and terms
liuerai % hc announced at the time Of sale Now
i an excellent chance To secure a large and come
Portable dwelling ~ 4 reasonable price
W. GODDiN & son,
az ~ AuctiOnc,rs.
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VIRGINIA, CORPORATION or IrcuMoSD-ro

WIT:
This day Lawson {. Younger whose name l.
mentioned as general partner In the renewal Of
lhe limited partnership Of LEHMAN Younger,
tie articles of which renewal are hcreultO annex.
ca, appeared before me. notary public in aud ioI
me corporation aud state aforesaid, and made
oa'h that VI. Mllh!scr and Gust. Millhlser. the
speciai partners named in the said article OF re-
heWal OF the said limited partnership, have each
contributed Ia the common stock Of The said IT.
neWed partnership the sum Of eight thousand
seven hundred and fifty (sS.1AUl dollars: which
sald sums Of money were contributed when the
SAID limited partnership Il lieltman Younger
was orr ginally fOrmet-thlt IS 20 say, ON the 4
day OF January. 1881.
Gwen under my hand this 3Oth day of March,
1883. WILLIAM VI. TCKPIN.
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BY ". n. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
lib Main street.

ryRUSTEE'S SALE or DESIRABLE
EpANE DWELLING on THE NORTH
SIDE OF LEIGH STREET NEAR ST. JAMES
STREET BY AUCTlO\.-By virtue OF certain
decd of trust. bearing date The 18th APRIL leS2,
of record In the clerks office of the thancery
Court of the city Of Richmond I'm ID. Is. 100 ~
page 500. default having been made In the pay
mont of The note thereby secured. and being
thereto required by the holder Of said note, shall
sell BY public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 20, 1883,
NJ : o,cIork p. NJ. the RFAI. ESTATE described
I'm said deed. being COMFORTABLE AND D1t-
cIRABI.E FRAME DWELLING, No. west
Leigh street. on the north sidcot Leigh street west
of and near ~ james street. containing six rooms,
with kitchen and stanle on the lot, In good repair,
and well located for rental purposes. The lot has
= front OF 22% feet. more or less. extending back
between parallel lines l5S feet to an alley In the
rear a feet wide.
TERMS: one third cash the residue by nCgO-
table notes ut six ana twelve months. with IN
terest added, and secured by deed of trust
+. y. ELAN. Trustee.
W. II. LYME & Co.. AuctiOucers. ap 81
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Al rights Of the firm Of llEITMAN & YOUNG
* being bylaw transferred 90 TIE firm Of l.. a..
h,Ot NbtR. all settlements are - be made with
The Ia t.uamed iirm
NH 3l-6w BIC. YOU NIGER.
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CNDERTAilERN.

WILLIAM Ii. SUTHERLANDfrgEz-,
w 4 SONS. N~E---~
FURNISHING UNDERTAKES.
MAIN STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
All thnfs requisite, including flOral designs.
Grape aud gloves, and robes. METALLIC. WOOD,
and CLOTH CASES and CASkETS.
Country and telegraph orders promptly filed day
and night. NH 3-Sa6 Su3tu
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No'icc Is hereby given that ! have this day Dur
chased the interest Of ". :. DODGE I'm the late
firm OF Dodge Montgomery, and Will continue
the husinc,, At 300 ana 80 east Broad street.
will pay all till- IF the llic firm. and all bills
due IL Will be collected 10y me-
ap 19-lw GEORGE X. MONTGOMERY.
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THIs Is TO CERTIFY THAT

~ III : ; TO CERTIFY THAT.
4 owing To- continued IN health. \. VI. HEIT-
MAN has Withdrawn from the firm OF IIEIINiAN
& YOUNGER and that The said firm being there
by dissolved by The operation Of law. we. LAW
son C.NOI NIGER. VI. MILLlIl>tR, and GUST
MlLLlil>EH. AL Of the city Of Richmond. state
Of Virginia. do hereby renew the sud limited
partnership. under ana IN pursuance Of the stat
utcs in such case made and provided. upon ihe
terms and conditions hereinafter set forth and In
the said statutes prcscrihcd-that g. 90 say:
l. The sad partnership is To Do CONDUCTED M
der the name or firm Of - l.. &. You NIGER" OF
which LAWSON e. YOUNGER ia general part
ner. and ". MiLLHI>ER and GUST. MlLLIiI-
SER are SPECIAL pdriEcrs-all residing Ia tlc
said city of Rchm0nc.
2. The business intended t. be transacted by tie
said firm or partnership is Tic GLAERAL
OLtSALE-GROCEKT Er~INN~c.
3. Each OF the said special partners hl con-
trtbuted 10 the common stock of Tie sid partner
snip TIE sum of eight thousand seven hundred and
nay tSs.7JOl dollars; which s..ii sums Of money
were contributed when The sud limited plTlucr-
ship of HEirMAN ~ YOUNGER was originally
l0rmcd-that Is 10 say, on tie 1T day of January,
1881.
4. The place Of business Of tie said partnership
Is 10 be In the said city of Richmond. The part
hefshlp Is 10 continue from thc daic hereof until
me Isl day of Janury. In the year 1858.
Witness The hands OF the said parties this seth
day Of March, 1883. l.. 4. YOUNGER,
VI. MiLLIIlSER.
GUST. MlILHISEP.
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A SCANDINAVIAN SCIENTIST PRODUCES A DIs
PLAY OF ARTIFICIAL NORTHERN LIGHTS.
N oudou T.i.0raph
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NOR RENT, FINE STOREHOUSE< -
Il at Granville. sixteen miles below Rich Ia
mond. IN Charles City county. Al by s feet, two
Story: four good rooms up-stlrs; TWO ACRES
OF GROUND: stable and burn MI I'm good order.
Rent low. Apply e. Il 4. NANCE. Nance's shop,
or DR.. W. a. NANCE, on PREMISE. Possession
given lst day of May. ap l7-2wf
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NOTICECOupOns Of the 70 o oI,sl tv Spso II
~ maturing April will be pais 90 A 40 ng Wi,auast.
kowYofk ,-.,,,o and f1,,eago first Mortgage, sila
~ NJ iGI ni,ag nr,dge Company FiEst Mortgage
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DHE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN

THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
l. SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
NETWORK March 81, 1888
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this company have THIS
day declared OF ARTERLY dividend OF TWO PER CENT
capital steck payable on TU kSDA THE ISL DAY
OF NAY NEXT. at this office. ,
For the purpose OF this dividend and also for the annual
meeting election OF directors &C.
winch held the I'd day of May next The transfer
books will O'Clock Friday the 3th inst,
will eopened the morning OF Friday the An day oil
May next f. W. VAN DE,ItblhI,
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Dipioeuo Notices.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST. PROX., AND
"A PRINCIPAL OF all bonds on that date issued by
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANf secured a Dy
tfust form viii be paid at the oees OF POST
MARTIN a CO, No "a P1nest, New York EW. CLARK
a co. 30 south 3d-st Philadelphia o...,
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WHIIE STAR LINE. s,,. ,,,cps
Citn Real estate for 5ale.
A PAYMENTS FOR SALE.

: PAYMENTS FOR SALE.
Tobe sold for occupation ,isnad suite OF ~ f'nen'' IN
the CORDOYA. oroop
FLOORS ABSOLUTELY F IRE- ~ gaFasr
WITH FRONTAGE OF 100 oot''"'''
OVERLOOKING THE PARK -. .o.. ~
The suite lsxZ6.
drawing 22x3i ani library loxzs anu - -
cony all Sps covering 100 fest OF noof space aio
6edchambers two overlooking tbs Psrk ktchea ssrVtis
rooms and oces and four idtona o anoly 70
LEspINAssE FRIEDMAN FINEST
A FOR SALE or RENT. ,.o,. o.
AZ NO Z77 LEXISGTON.AVE. very hah'D''"0 -
loot three room hodss full depth ot ,,o,t On foot
NO ls7 EAST 36rd.5T, bright cohFen40A' ~'A'O'
mousse full depth lot
Houses 0pen every day For pamphlet OF ~ Ap n
DCHAhIES BUCK q co. echteets, W East 4lsSS' ''"'
eessors to Duygn q Crossmao. -------
A DECIDED BARGAINS 3-ssory houses
"A near Central Park 81 .ODO vsoh
hULAND d WHITING, o beokhenSe.
EXAMINE 100 and 1872 w. l22d-st.. 9th ana
~ 7hayes; l74x52,lO0 II cabinet trim. new ana Gu
giant sSl7OO0. Owner, Builder. ia kTLEIsr . Allli.
Fur SALE, on Slst-st.. near Central Park
west BRICK HOUSE. built under saDscn tena eiS ne,
" Jordien OF most improved pattern ls0xolxAVV'
I" AoAAiks BKs>W6. k3o0 Broadway.
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financial.
pnrsBuRa. March %, 1893,

PHTsDURo MARCH "a, ISS5.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
N DIRECTORS OF the GRAND RA PIDS AND INDIANA
RAILROAD COMPANY held here to-day. In view OF ths
Pennsylvania Railroad Company had
Michigan claiming that the past Que
coupons company held IL should be paid before tne
coupons falling April 1888 and asking that ms con
paying the coupons fanlng que Ap
1888 until its pastdus coupons are paid IL was
the advice OF 70 withhold the payment
coupons until order of the Courts or un tue iutno
49, w. o. HUGHART,
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aluslcal Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 1925. Pianos
I'D 1927 So Factory running day aud night Catalogue
free. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington ~.
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~. vovv Cy-TeII q HUDSON RIVER r. ABROAD co. ,

THE NEw.YoRK CEETRAL HUDSON RIVER RnLaoAD Coz
TREAsURER's OFFICE, GRAND CENTRAL Dkfoi,eo {
East 42D-sr.. NEW YORK. March o 1883
DY AUTHORITY OF the Board OF Directors
I'D the ont on offered t. holders Of the Debt CeTtn
Gates maturing May 1885, 20 have pawn mt ekIeuee ~
years with interest at per cent per anhun' P"'
semi annually. - 49,. oaoo ,or ax,ans,on
and the addition Of and aiieT Tue @oth inst
Holders certificates not so received aud OF an one %
OF bonds due MAY will De paid In cash on th uhe
nntice Z. Q. CIAk ~ Iteas
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THE CHICAGO AsD ALTON RAILROAD CoNPASr.f
SECRETARY AND rBEAsURER's OFFICE l

CHICAGO ILL. March l, 1897
NNITAI, MEETING-The stockholders and
N voting bondholders OF the ChiagO and Alton Railroad
Company hereby notified that the annual meeting OF s
company for the OF directors TO serve three
years transaction Of such other business as may De g
held at the cOmpany's ohce In CncaBo III.
ON Monday the I'd day OF April next at 10 O'Clock m
The will be cl0set al tho close Oh
the the 81 day OF Aph
next Nu-Ao II. Oot 80.
DANKING CAPITAL WANTED.-A party
I'D with large wanted 70 engage with other We
known pai the private banking business IN
the largest cities outside ~ Sew'foK NSy n
esaIshed business controlled The opportunity Is u-
sn ally desirable and Is of etime IL opsn only
DE son OF unblemshe record and OF high charsotei AZ
answers will held In srctost confluence suu must
name address and amount OF means That con 70 eng1iu
Answers from agents parties desiring VIII pe
Ignore Address until April ID BANKER Post OInce DoA
~ 10 Nan NnrK
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NEWLY and neatly furnished front hall room
~ In private House gentlemen only terms reasonable
laaIAl sf.
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Nuetiou 5ales of Real estate.

A J. BLEECKER g. SON, AUCTIONEERS.
"A. Beautiful country seat OF Hempsteaa pd, mo
dweng ocatel on high Ground Is substantially buit las
i6 rooms furnace and range barns u.s.
hsth ard bOai house all in hrsirie orieri ~
distant from NewYorg access Oy rleln.oat 70 hans
Point or by ailro I'd 10 Rosyn will be 30 ~ ENshano
Salesroom April at ~ NJ by a. j. Blocker q sum- @u"
tloneers, office rs Nassaust- ,.o..o -,
WIN. A. MILES. .,.., IheSu tI 10000
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Eerture5 auo meetlnqj.

COOPER UNION free Saturday night lectures
~ great hall at o'olOck--atIriay March 81. the
lecture vii be delivered by Mr. r. J. MUYBRIDGE OF san
Francisco subject The Romance and Realities II
LocOmotOn" illustrated with the ZOOpei xiscopeD
Tickets he obtained sras the od,ce and reading
the Cooper Unmn, and II D. Van Nosrsnds book
ADRIAN g. HEWITT.
SecretaTy.
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BROOKLYN IJrussrin for Sale ano 90 Eei.

LOR SALE.-Houscs in Brooklyn.-Un 'tn1
ave-. a-sIory brown stone with every .torT
cabinet finish ne completed also, on osoiJ
brown soue CABINET finished comnieted ma sray
occupy az once; Johns place between an anu TN . ali
story sweed front 2Ox6o cabinet t p NJ &c
imrroyemepts will ready occupy MAY on faIA
near 6thaye 2l stone houses just conpetnu
cabinet trim sanitary plum ing fine location az ot h .n
above Prospect PARK one OF he
locations in BROOKLYN fo private residences also houses 0
PoTtiandaya Oxford.st veteaye, washington ana
ntonsyes In all parts of The city Tor safe anu W
iel 1oi pAi u'A' ~ LEONARD MOODY.
2l5 Montague st., Brooklyn
ITO LET.-Flats in the Fougera, on the
Ueiphts corner OF Atlantic. Clinton and State-sts Iew
bloeks from south WasJ ferries eight rooms OF
fat; ali mode improvements Ia wool unisheu icna
View no rk rooms heated bv seam eeva ots mani Hnu
servants starcases public halls and the non tntrshco OH
Chntonst all frepioOt besides solid spacious mt
in large courtyard. which tenders noas r IAN tor
enginess fremen elevator employees always IN attend
AGONY Mon.
taNiest ana 276 FlatDdsh-ave, BtoOkyh
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felp WGnleo.

xxTANTED.-Active gentlemen and ladies',
w with without eHPerSDoo Is a. oa a BstsS
nd ia orders daily ~ out OF 30 css Any M az Amy
hraa weaks are afew VI the reports E"o0i'sN ' FF'
Tor torritarS carly. Addrs" W letter. II p DoxA
irribuae 0fiee,
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Boaro an6 Rooms.
East Side.

| EXINGTON-AVE. 17S.-Second and third
- large rooms all cOnyenences; very reasonable
TO permanent piItes hail room 81 no May moving.
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GERMAN AM ia gtS ;; MA Lob HA"H'''
STEAMSHIP LINE BErWEEN NEM;foHh'
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. -, =,
sALIRR.. Saturday. Mar. 81 HABS BURG sat Aprl
RAVES OF PASS 40 E from NEW-YoRK 70 SOUTHLAND
FIRST CABIN .'....s lOCl SECOND CABIN -.......S6O
STEERAGE. $50
M reduced rates Prepaid Steerage Certh
Gates So Steamers sail from Pier between second ana
-snra-sS' "o'oA0' oELRICHs d CO., Bowling:GIeen
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S.l IRVING-PLACE, two doors from Gram
o. Grey Large connecting with board.
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M Between New York and HayFe ,,-.o,..
Company's pier (new ~ North River loot Oh
Travellers by this line avoid both transit oy small
and the discomfort Of crossing the Chenno IN -
boat Special train leaving the comnany's dock AZ
for Paris arrival OF Baggage onoOAo
M New York through &c Paris. -. A . ..
AMERIQUk r., Wcdneeday ApIh
CANADA Efangeul. Wednesday pil H. d. III
FRANCE. Pereire dHauterve. WEDNESDAY NpI a. o.
NORMANn1E new. Servan. " tuiIe-uss 80,
payable sight in amounts VAo
TransatlantiQue OF Paris
For freight and passage apply 70 No a povy,g Cream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-11
The Star Route Jury Challenges.
Mr.. BooNE's vn1afoN OF Hrs CONVERSATION WITT
Mr. BLACKHAR

The Star Route Jury Challenges.
Mr.. B00NR'S Vnn1foN OF HIS CONVERSATION WITH
Mr. BLACKHAR
Mr.. A. e. Boone has given out for publication
which MI. Ingersoll desired to have introduced In
testimony yesterday, for the purpose OF contra
dieting Blackmar In his interview Mr.. Boone
represents Mr.. Blackmar as having stated to him
Wednesday that MIR. Wilson's remarks In court
had placed him IN very embarrassing position,
he had done nothing except under the Instructions
OF the onicerS OF the government: and that he
would be glad to have him lBoone) see Mr.. Wilson
some explanation or modification OF what had been
said made MI. Boone further represents Mr. Black
mar as saying: II want the responsibility to rest
where 1t belongs. It does not belong to me-" Mi.
Boone says that IN accordance with Mr.. Black
mars request he represented the case to Mr. VIII
former conversation with MI. Biackmar. which
occurred just after Rerdell left the stand In which
for ve sac a6 toG ne & nad cad upon Mr. Msrrck
Fall or Bowen business" about the matter Mr..
Boone says: '.Whie he did say directly to me that
under Instructions ana from that time forward he
was In daily communication with Rerdell"
MR. KER's EMPHATIC DENIAL.
Mr. Ker, when asked to-day about the statement
In morning paper, purportng to come from one
OF the counsel for DEFENSE reitsrating the charge
that the government had bargained with Rerdell
TO challenge certain Jurors, denied 1t emphati-
cally. Rerdel, he said, had made the offer to the
government for the purpose OF showing his good
faith and proving, that he did not propose to act
as ne had acted with Messrs. James and Mac
veagh This o1er was promptly rejected. After
the trial began. Rerdel still continued to beg the
government to accept him. The government. OF
cours~' would not take him as aSwltneSs without
knowing wnr.- he had to say, and Mr.. Blackmar
was told to hear whSs he bad to say. When Rer-
dell had anything to say be wo1d look at the clock
or send message that he could give PARTICULARS
upon certain routes.
.The statement" said Mr. Ker. referring to an
interview with an anonymous lawyer for the de-
IenSe IN q morning paper, "about challenging Mr..
Shields Is utterly false. There was no Intention
TO challenge him. In point OF fact the prosecu-
zion cnallenged every man they wanted TO chal.
lenge. Ihere was no idea OF challenging any
more: THIS statement has beea pub
| lished simply to create an impress
sion among the Jurymen that the government
suspected or was opposed to some Of them. It is
utterly false AS to the course OF the government"
continued Mr.. Ker, the best evidence that what
we did was right was that the court publicly COM
mended our action"
As to Boone's statement Mr.. Ker remarked that
Boone after leaving the stand, according to Dor
Seys testimony. haa gone to see Dorsey, and was
In the habit OF visiting borsey's house.
Mr.. BLACKNARs SAID TO DAY
that he had not given the list of four jurors fur
nished hira 81 !aNydel to any one.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE INTERSTATE CONVENTION.
Pi1IsBURG, May 1.-THE coal miners are making
actve preparations for the coming interstate con.
ventlon. Reception committees from both the
knights OF Labor ana the Amalgamated Associa-
tionS VIII cooperate with q similar committee
from the Miners Association TO receive delegates.
One hundred delegates are expected from the
Ffttsourg District and the representation win prob
siderable number or the miners are members Ct
The Knights OF Labor the local assembly VIII send
representation. Circulars are being sent from
the miners general once requesting fun repre-
sentation. and giving statement OF the number
OF pits at work and the prices paid. miner
Will quit work to-day, and the Painters Run ulli7e
Tomorrow. There are so men at the former and
~ at Tue latter. A large meeting was held at
M3nsneld yesterday, at which IL was decided TO
hold convention On Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-11

Mr. WILSON CONTINUES HIS ARGUMENT TO-DAY
Mr. Wilson continued his ad 1ress to the Jury IN
the star route trial this morning. devoting some
time to arguing that productiveness WAS not the
paramount consideration in increasing mail SER
vice, but that the development OF the country
should control such matters
He argued at length. maintaining the absurd.ty
OF the governments theory that Brady sought to
have known" all that the papers in his Office con-
taned. He argued that Brady did not, and could
not, know that the oaths petitions were fraudu-
lent-if they were fraudulent He did not want to
charge that upon the other defendants, but would
leave 1t to their counsel TO explain at the proper
time how that was He only wanted the jury to
understand, for, the present, that it was not
blamed upon Brady.
The usual recess was taken.