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''THE postenor OF the day, which the rufe null.
titude call the afternoon" Is not so favorable for
shopping as IS the morning, when all the faculties
are on the alert TO discern the superior excellence
or the clothing sold by Henning, the clothler.
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SANSTAG'S millinery IL wiz De c0ntinu ID few
DAYS Oily. e. E. Newton, auct onoer.
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ZINE MEMS hand wOTk, calf congress and butt.
al n, wCr.h IS, at j. BrIca's s, S02 7;h.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE EYEsIGHr.-Consult Hemnler, 4
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Special Kid Glove Sale

at Clarks opening tomorrow and Monday, 734 18th
street northwest.
5-hook Foster Gloves, 49c.
7-hoOk Foster Gloves, CSC.
Mousqueta1re Gloves, 74c.
Gents embroidered hook Kid Gloves, our $3.50
quality, &c. Above prices for our opening days
only.
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BRIGHTwooD PARK, purse Races, Tuesday Otto
Der 81, 3 pin.
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Mother swans Worm SyFup
Infallble, tasteless, harmless, cathartic: for
feverishness, restlessnes, worms, constipation,
Csc,
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The WINNING CREWS OF Wednesdays regatta
were photographed ~ Rice to-day
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No One S5,ouId Invest

In Real Estate without first obtaining Certificate
OF TITLE from ''The Real Estate Title Insurance
Company,"-the only company in the District tina t
warrants the absolute accuracy of title searches.
OnlceS, GuntOn Building, 472 La ave.
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FUSssLL's les CREAM shipped anywhere out
or town.
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HOW THOMAS QUARLsS WAS FLBECED.
This morning. In the Police Court, Frank
Decker, alias George Wilson, was arraigned
on charge under the late law prescribing pen
atty OF not more than five years in jail for plying
the game OF three card monte. MI. O.S. B. Wall APP
peared for the defendant
Thomas QulrleS, col0red man, who arrived
mere from Virginia yesterday morning, testified
that Wilson accoSted him In the T. L. p. depot, and
asked him II he wanted to learn how to make $50
or $40 for - or s5 that they went into the Armory
lot: that Wilson explained the game to him. tell
ing him that a certain card would win: that an
other man came NJ and the game was proposed,
when witness put $50 In Wilson'S hands; that wit
mss drew the card and the strange man grabbed
one OF the SO notes.
On crosS-examnatton witness slid he did not
propose TO bet. but they doubted If he had the
money, and he showed it,
officer Breen testified that he arrested Decker
Yesterday about II o'clock On Pennsylvania ave-
hue, near n street.
Decker testified that he showed the geme; that
QufrseS proposed to bet, and he held the stakes;
ana when QuaIleS lost he gave up the money.
The cour, imposed fine OF S1o0 and GO days In
jail, an in default OF flne go days more.
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Miller & JONES' annual opening will take
pace On 1nday evening next, on which occasion
an exhibition or great interest will b gwen. Their
patrons and the public are cordially invlted to be
present
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Pistol Firing and a STAMPEDE.
DIsGRACEFUL ROW AFTER A FUNERAL.

DIsGRAcEFUL ROW AFTER A FUNERAL.
Yesterday afternoon as the Brickmakers' Union
coIored organization, was returning from Har.
monial burial ground, where they had attended
the funeral OF James Allen, fellow member,
row occurred at the corner of 4th and Streets In
which stones and bricks were thrown and several
pistol shots were fired, causing a stampede.
MichaefGreen, Edward Gordon, John H. Dorsey,
w. II. Tolson and W. II. Lucien, and they were
Oficer Mcdonald testified to Green's confession
OF firing his pistol Mr.. CowlIng testified to seeing
TolSon fire two shots. The court discharged
cessioH was attacked and they went back to see
to their friends, when they were put under arrest
Green testified that Dan Naior was the first who
fired a shot. w. II. Lucien testified that he COM
mitted no disorder, and so did the others. The
court said that under all the circumstances he
would take their personal recOgnizance, for he
was satisfied there would be some other develop
mentS.
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Condensed Locals.


Street lamps VIII be lighted ut CIR pm. ana ex-
u1gcished AT am
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Daily celebrated their silver
welding ut their home, corner OF etn and
streets northwest, last night.
Joseph Burke, colored, living on fth street, near
northwest, while driving cart loaded with
brick, near tae government printing Office, yester-
Gay afternoon. fell from his seat ana his LETT lee.
was shattered by one CT the wheels passing over
Yesterday John Webster entered suit against
the b. & 7. r.. T. for $40 eco damages TO lis prop
eFty on virginia avenue, between South Capitol
and streets west.
Mgr. CaPel lectures at the National theater
Sundiy night, not at St AlOySu5 church, as erro-
EeOusly printed yesterday.
\ ball given by the CorcOran Rifles at McCau-
Ey's hall, Capitol HILL, last evening, was largely
This morning Detective Carter recovered a val
Fable gold badge. which had been stolen from
Wn +. Freeman last Monday night.
Hisham, the English bicycle champion, arrived
In this city las evening, and is making ready to
take part In the Capital club races
About three months ago John O'Leary lost a
watch chain, r:ng and breastp1n. Detective Car
ter recovered the watch e1ain and ring but could
tached was sent to Detective Carter through the
mail without any name attached or explana-
ton.
Mr.. John Cook, about 20 years old residing at
No. 917 l0:h street southeast, was stricken with
paralysis yesterday and fell down stairs, break
ing lis collar bone and sustaining other injuries
Ee now lies In critical condition
About four O'Clock yesterday evening colored
soy ive years old, named Robert Walton, fell and
Droae bis right arm at his residence, No 1104 goth
street northwest. DR.. Newman rendered medical
aid.
The ST. MichaePs Beneficial Association met last
night al ST. Joseph's school hall and elected the
following Officers for the ensuing year: Henry
Caspari president: Thomas Lott, vice president;
conrad hiefer, secretary; Charles Berner, vice
secretary; STEPHEN Heiimuth, treasurer; +. N.
Rest, William HUM and George Lesh for finance
committee: Paul Heilmuth, ensign; Henry BAIL
mann, sergeant-at-armS
colored boy about Il or IS years Old named
John Blackston. some time ago was charged with
robbing Col.JackS0n, No.6i5 18th street. OF suit OF
clothes and made his escape into Maryland, which
has given rise TO the report that the boy had
mysteriously disappeared. The mother OF the boy
Is employed by Col. Jacksons family. The boy is
known 10 be IN Maryland
Ii is said that the Columbias will challenge the
F0toLacS 10 four-oare1 senior shell race, TO take
Place on the Potomac within the next two weeks
To-day, in the Equity Court, Judge James made
temporary restraining order IN the case OF Mary
Casey ct al agt. r.. r. White, administrator OF p
White, deceased The prayers OF the bill are for
an account, receiver. &C.
Mr. John E Bear, commissioner of deeds 10,
every state and territory and notary public has
accepted the position OF cashier in the bank OF
MessrS- Bateman Co, where he can hereafter be
seen.
The Ynf-Tp'S oh e.
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New Fall STYLES

in Boys and Mems Hats, Soc. up to g. Fresh sup
ply Of new styles one dollar Scarfs at Soc At
Auerbach'S, 9TH and II.
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READ CLARk's opening price list IN City Items.
CLAEK's, 13I 7th ST. u. W.
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The YOUTHS DELIGHr.-It takes very little to
Delight boy and make him happy, because his
spirits are young ana fresh, but there Is nothing
that conters more delight than neat, well-nttInS
SUI OK clothes boy, Ike man, always feels
good when wen dressed. The place to ut out the
boy Is at b. Robinson Co Is. boys clothing house
SUe Penn. ave.
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Clark,s First Grand Opening

JOhns0n,s Oyster Saloons.
44O and 442 9th street, for fine Steamed and other
styles. Ladies' Saloon first floor. 8
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acknowledgements Treatment

WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 922k
STREET NORTHWEST.
Hours from to 12 a. No. and to 8 D. m Sunday
excepted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cali or send
for pamphlet containing over one hundred volun-
tary testimonials OF cures OF citizens of Baltimore
and Washington, covering the entire range of
nerve and other incurable diseases. See Bati-
more Sun for daily accounts of cures. Consulta-
ton free, either at Office or home OF patient
10. A. PARSONS a Co
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OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF >fGNtL UFf.CgR, I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept ., 1883, 10 I'm
For the middle Atlantic states cnoiar
generally fair weather, precsdei by local rains Ia
northern portions. winds shifting to n)rthwest
and northeast, rising barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN-CoOI.ER WEATHER .TrRD,Y
Cooler partly ci0uay weather for the southern
portion OF the middle states on Sal ur,iay. Fair
weather VIII continue IN the southern states on
Saturday.
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SOuvenirs for TO.mOrrow.

worth Soc. lace collars &C.. chdren's French ribbe
hose 22c., worth 45c.; Spanish lace ties, all silk
2lc.. worth Soc, besides good bargains in lace:
and carpet house. $50 9TH street, between and
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The best Sc shoes inthe city tJ. Books. sOs 7th
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important NOTICE.
Attend thefall opening at Keenan's SC. and 10c
Bazaar, 1888 18th street northwest, between and
streets. Cheapest stock OF China, Glass and
TtnWare in the city.
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The Eastern MIDDLE.

The Eastern MUddIe.
France is ambitious to corner China. Let alone,
the two would get up very. pretty war. But
Germany is feared. and England too. France hes
1tates before complications. Advance Is pertlous
Retreat Is disgrace. How much the human sys-
tenn is like an Empire! Always ambitious; always
mission, but is constantly pulled back and down
by complications. Some systems are Napoleons
and go ahead without stopping. But most sys-
they can venture far or act boldly. They must be
protected and pioneered This is the mission Of
Perry Davis Pain Killer With 1t in ones pocket
ready for use, q system needn't fear to march
through summer heat, malarious swamp rheu-
matte moisture, or cholera infested district. With
it in the household family can Keep at bay q
whole Zulu tribe OF summer complaints.
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TlHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENS OCT. /.
THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 10.
During the erection of the new University Building
the exercises Of the College proper will be conducted in
the rooms Of the Preparatory School, 1855 II street
northwest sud of the Rational Medical College 1925
street northwest For information concerning these
Departments. address De. JAMES C. WELLlNG, 1880
18th street.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
will open in the new and commodious building, 1885
III street northwest on WEDNESDAY,. SLPTEMBER
18th. with the following CORPS of teachers:
Otis I. Mason. A. NJ, PHI. D.. Principal; the Rev.
A. ! Huntington, D. D., Professor of Greek; the Rev.
3. NJ. Shute, ID. D., Professor of Rhetorc Andrew p.
Montague. 4. n. Professor OF Latin; J. Howard Gore
B. s., Professor Of Mathematics Mr.. Anthony Janus
Professor of French; Howard L. Hodgkins, A. M, In.
structor in Mathematical Greek and Latin. Exanlina-
ton Of candidates for admission viii be held in the
School Building after September 3d. from a. m. to
p. and at the Principals residence 1905 street
northwest. every evening from to 8. For catalogues
further information please address the Principal at
either of the above named places. se4-Im
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GONZAGA COLLEGE, WITH STAFF OF WELL
" trained and energetic Professors offers fine op-
pOrtunity for thorough Classical Commercial Edu-
cation Aspecial class win be opened this week (sept l
the purpose of giving larger boys the advantage Of
being obliged to sit side by side with boys who much
membership Of this class is required.
Terms. $40 quarter in advance.
sep11-lm President.
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Young.
For great bargains in Cloaks. Dolmans and Cir
cu.ars 20 to 1876 18th street.
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Hats for Fall Of 1883.

HHUtS HOT
Latest Fail style Silk Hats, s., worth Sc.
Splendid assortment Black and Brown Derby'A
Gentlemen's Stin Felt Ha' g, So, s. so, g. $3.50.
Complete line Soft Felt Hats, $780, s. 81 so to g.
Best Soft and Stiff "Dollar Hats" produced.
Boys fashionable Derby's, 81, worth $3.50.
Childrens and Boys Dress and School Hats II
endless variety at Popular Prices, at R. C. Lewis
$50 9TH ST.. bet and NV. Established 1863
N.B.-Price plainly marked on each Hat
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Best of native teachers only: most thorough and
ecacious method special advantages for learning
versation. THIRTY LESSONS IN CLASS OF
ADULT, SO PRIXATE LESSONS AT school. or
free to Students. Superior TEACHERS FURNISHED
TO OTHER SCHOOLS and to families for certain hours
or for permanent positions. OFFICE HOURS, to 5
and to D. IN. sepl5 Inn
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Mrs. JEANNE e. TRUE INFORMS HER PU-
wi pills and others desiring instruction in VOCAL
Music that she will resume lessons on OCTOBER It.
Residence. 933 New York ayeEue. repa7-lm
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kilograms to The Star.
THE DUBLIN TRAGEDY.
RAILROAD RIOT IN CHICAGO.
BUSINESS FAILURES THE PAST WEEK.



THE MEALS OF THE PRISONERS FAIp FoR BY "a
STRANGER"
DUBLIN, Feb 2S.-The prisoners charged with
the Phoenix Park murders furnished with
meals from the public house at which JAS Carey
stopped TO drink on his way from the scene OF the
murders, on the evening OF the 9Th OF May.
the bill
LONDON, Feb. 23-The Times SAYS the marked
re}ecton by Ut. Parnell I'm the house OF commons
Yesterday OF the opportunity offered him for clear
ing himself from the discredit OF holding rplatonS
with the Irish assassins might be justified II his
political conduct had been from the BEGINNING
above suspicion Tue country, the Times says,
which seems wanting In courage or candor.
MR. PARSELL RKCoNsIDERs
The Daily Netrs says it understands that Mr.
Parnell has consented TO reconsider his purpose OF
the speech from the throne, arraignng the execu-
crimes act
THE SEARCH FOR THE KNIVES CEASED
to discontinue the search OF Rings End basin for
the knives used by the assassins.
THE WHEREABOUTS OF BRENNAN
DUBLIN, Feb. 2-The friends OF Brennan, who
was mentioned by Carey at the hearing OF the
conspirators, deny that he has fed 10 America
Ihey say the police know his whereabouts. but
they have made no attempt TO connect him with
The Phoenix Park murders
GEN. MAC ADARAs' DENIAL.
PARIS, Feb. 2s.-Before the dispatch, In which
Gen MacAdaras denied that he was the person
known as =" No. l." WAS sent 20 London by Coudert
Bros Gen. MacAdaras, visited M r. Morton, the
american minister, and laid his before him.
MI. Morton introduced Gen. MacAdaras 10 an
American lawyer named Kelley, connected with
the firm OF Coudert Bros. These three gentlemen
framed the telegram mentioned, which was for
land, Lord Lyons, the British ambassador having
frSt approved It
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The NaarketNs


BALTIMORE. Feb. 23-virginia Ga deferred,
10: eonsod ated, 5o; past-due coupons. AS ten-
BALTIDoRE. Fsb: 2s.-Cotton quiet ddline,
. loS Flour steady for city, others easier.Howard
Is; do, family. 5.37s62 25; city mills. SUPER SIS
a. 90; de-, extra, 62a6 IS; do. Rio brands, $50
a6:15; Paapsco family, 100: do, superlHve patent
LIP Wheat lower-southern red, !. 2Oal. "a; do.
western stern winter red srot 2Ial 22a: February
May. L2i5$al 24ss. Corn lower southern white, 6Ss
40; do yellow GAIL; western mixed. spot, 7Oa7Oss;
February, 69a70<: March ana April. 6sl 4a68h; May,
6Sl.a6sas steamer states oars quiet and steady
southern, 50al4: western white, 5la54: do. mixed
4ysSl; Pennsylyania. 5oa5i. Rye quiet, IS Hay dull
ana noninal-Ir1iae to choice Pennsylyana and
NJ Maryland G a. ooai6.o1 Provisions hrr1ess pork.
packed, sI4aIe4. Bacon-shoulders 9I@; clear rib
sides, lla. Hams. l4al5. Lart-refned, l2A. But
ter Quiet-wesern packed. 2ua25: roll, l7a22. Eg1s
hrmer, 20a2l Petroleum nomilal-refned. 7ha7%.
Cohee dui-Rlo carCoes ordinary to fair. 7Arsk.
sugar strong-A soft - copper refined lower and quiet
l6al64. Whisky quiet, J. 1ea. 171l Freiehts to Ly-
erpool per steamer quiet-cotton 3-lGa sd: hour.
l.. grain. "a. Recepts-fo1r. 2, go barrels;
wheat 65013 bushels: corn, 49, 900 bushels: oats,
1000 bushels: rye, 100 bushels. shipments-wheet
5000 bushels; corn, 1885, 600 bushels. oales-wheat
547. OoO bushels; corn. l2l. 600 bushels.
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books" exclaimed Mr. Merrick "IIet the books
speak; the books made under the direction OF a
defendant In this case and In his possession, ac-
cording to the statement Of counsel on the other
Side.a
RULING OF JUDGE wYrTE.
After further argument Judge Wylle held that
the cross-examination must be confined to the ex-
animation in chief. The witness in his examina-
ton In Chief had said nothing about this memo
randum. II the defense went into these matters
they were bound To take his answers as true. They
could not lay the foundation OF contradiction In
that way.
Mr.. 1ngersoll claimed that there was foundation
Tor the questions In the examination I'm chief, and
pending an examination or the record q recess
was taken.
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Last Day Of the Dog show.
TIE EXHIBITION SUCCESS.

The dog show closes this evening. The superfn-
tendent this morning told STAR reporter that he
was satisfied with it, both financially and other.
wise, so Washington's first bench dog show may
be set down as a success Capt Lincoln, the su.
perntendent says that he thinks this show viii
be repeated here each year and become regular
thing, as It is In other large cities The manage.
ment cost about 2o9, and is said that the re.
ceipts will yield Bet profit OF between 81, 300 ana
81 400. This afternoon the silver collar was 10 be
presented TO Leicester, the famous setter, by Col
Tom Ochiltree. The large silver medallion won
by Mr. Mason In England will be presented 70 the
setter bitch Petrol ILL.,, owned by j. II. Goodse.l,
New York. After the presentation there will be q
grand parade or the prize dogs about the ring.
which win be repeated this evening.
SPECIAL PRIZES
The following special prizes were awarded yes
terday In addition to those mentioned In THE
STAR last evening: Best spaniel OF any breed ex-
hfbited, both sexes-CoL Stuart Taylor's Benedict,
one box OF cigars, presented by George w. Coch.
ran.
Best sporting dog or bitch exhibited during the
show II. 0oodsell's Petrol Ill, 'sCrystal Palace
medal" won by c. II. Mason IN London.
Best cocker-spanlel exhibfted-Horneu spaniel
clubs nosDen handy; duck shooting coat
Best pair OF settsf Of any strain or pnintess ex.
hibited. regardDeW q eoge6J. II. 0oodsells Plan-
tageJet and re0e4 III; oIver cup value e10os -
sented tv raAay = ca q New York
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business EailureS

NEW YORK, Feb. 23-The suspension OF Hatch
Peters is announced from the Stock Exchange.
The business failures reported TO X. @. Dun
& Co., or the imerca ntile agency for the mast
seven days, number go, as compared with S4 the
previous week. or these 6S occurred in the
w eSteTn states. 81 IN The Southern, 35 Middle, p
New England, is Pacific coast and Territories. S
In New York city, and IS in Canada and the
Provinces.
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The Ice Yacht Champioush,p.

race this morning, between the "Scud,n OF the
North Shrewsbury river club, and boats OF the
pennant OF America, the "Jack Frost" OF the
Pcughkoepsie club won, beating the ''Scud" nearly
five miles
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The Heart of pins TX.

ROME, Fet. 23.-At O'Clock on Wednesday morn
Ing the heart and other vital parts OF the body or
The late Pope PiuN 1X. We're removed with Solemn
ceremonies frcm the crypt, where they had been
deposited Since lis death, ana placed permanently
In q marble urn hear The tomb OF the s. larts.
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A LeakY Shin.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2a-The following waI
taken from bottle picked up on the I'D inst. ON
The beach near Cold Spring Inlet, Cape Mayt
February 9th, 1888 Steamer Eleanor, lat SO as,
long. 10 lS'-leaking Cannot keep vessel afioat
I'LL morning. Unless assistance comes are lost
Goc nave mercy on U.S. (Sgnedl BErLAIR"
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OwNa 10 TIE IHcREAsE OF the pension business
IN the ONCE or the Secretary OF the Interior, a
board has been constituted, consisting OF the As
sista pc Secretary. Nj. Joslyn, Dr. Geo. Ewing and
HI: 6ilas C0lgr0ve, OF the Pension ONCE TO which
VIII come OIL GASES appealed from the Commits
sioner OF Pensions These appeal caoes have
hitherto boen considered BY Mr.. Ewing, The chief
OF tho penotOn ana miscellaneous div16l0n. This
division y now the miscellaneous, an0 II. 0aw-
son - In CnarRe
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CHICAGO, H., Feb 23-1he populous district IN
the northwestern portion or the city through
which runs the Chicago and Evanston rallroad
was the scene OF riot last night about l2 O'clock
party OF fully eco men, composed chiefly OF Bo-
helnian, Swede and Polish laborers, marched to a
locality known as Goose Island, near which the
road passes, and, beginning at Fullerton avenue.
proceeded TO tear up the tracks OF the road for a
distance OF 500 feet detail OF police were called
and they soon dispersed the rioters, but made 40
arrests.
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Teleyraphjc Rr;cfs.

In the [. s. court at Trenton n. j., this morn.
Ing John Henderson, convicted or passing counter.
felt money, was sentenced by Judge Nixon TO
Stlte prison for one year.
Rev. Dr. Paul A. Chadbourn died in New York
at l2 o'clock to-day
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Craft COnYicfe6.

GRAysoN, KY, Feb. a3.-The jury in the case of
Ellis Craft, one OF the Ashland mGrdererS. after
brief deliberation. found the prisoner guilty and
liked the punishment as death.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR for this week Is now ready
for mailing; price. three cents per copy. IL Is
large, eight-page paper, OF 1fry-six columns cut,
pasted ana folded, ana Will be sent anywhere I'm
the United States ana CT NADIA, postpaid, for one
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day TO j. II. Rhoder
postmaster at Haricofe, Va, and S. u. nnsley,
HOlcomb'S Rock, Va.