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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

The VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.-The Virginia house
OF delegates yesterday unSeated Boiling, colored
MahOnete for Cumberland and Buckingham coun-
ties, and adopted report ordering new election.
Gen W. {. Nickham, straighout republican. yes
terday introduced bill in the senate providing Tor
the reappOrt1onment OF the state Tor members OF
Congress This bill proposes TO MAKE changes ia
nearly all OF the districts in the state formed
taking basis the vote OF the last election. Gen
Wickhan'S bill would give the democrats seven
congressman, and the republicans and coaitionlsuS
the remaining three. In the senate yesterday the
president pro ten presented letter from a former
employe at the pententiary. containing a series OF
Charges OF cruel treatment or the sick colyicuS III
that Institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

RELEASING A LYNcHER.-John A. Llghtner. con-
fined In the PocahontaS CIV. Na.) county jail for
participation Ia the lynching OF Atchison In High
land county. was released by party OF men headed
by Zio Allstock VINO, after having entced the Jaer
outside, threatened him with gun and made him
unlock the prisoners cell The jaIlers wife ran
into the village and gave alarm, but no assist
ance came. AthiSon was lynched by mob OF
drunken men short time ago Tor having stabbed
q man, who still lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

HoNoRs TO O'DoNNELL IN IRELANp.-An immense
concourSe OF peasantry assembled yesterday at
Derrybeg, county Donegal the birthplace OF Pat
rick ODOnnell, the slayer OF James Carey, and
assisted In the celebration OF mass Tor the repose
OF the soul of ODonne!L After the mass a mock
funeral was held and collin was placed in the
O'Donnel family burying plot, the people kneellng
In PRAYER around the grave. Wreaths OF immor-
telles were placed upon the coffn. upon which was
the Inscriptions sacred TO the MEMORY OF Patrick
O'Donnel, executed at London seventeeth or Deem
Der, 1882 Thirty-five pound Sterling was sub
scribed toward q fund to erect a monument To
O'DonnelL resolution was passed thanking
Americans for their assistance ana NJ. Victor Hugo
for his advocacy OF the cause OF Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

AColoRFpCRASK SHoT.-An eccentric colcred man
named saWney Early. who claimed 10 De the 500
ohd Jesus, was shot Monday by Mr. Chas Tariv
near lynthburg, Va, and Is reported 70 have uied
OF the wound. The colored man was trespasssng
on the premises OF Mr. lardy, and was ordered 6r
but instead OF obeying approached Tarcy witt !.
gun, when he was shot by the latter
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST line AND TEE ONLY LINE
DEIWfEN
TIE EAST AND THE WEST

DEINfEN
TIE EAST AND THE WEST
DOUBLE TRACK; JANIEl COUPLER,
sehedqIe TO take efec; SUNDAY November Is. 1883.
Avenue and stree; by Standard Or 18th Aer-
For, CLicaso. Cincinnati, louisville and st. Louis
iI1Sush S6sehes and tp fsaee see1 lo Cars p nth
points without change; lU.l5 daily to Chicago
Fer PittsbnrE al 1o.15 a N. end s.op. N. daily. $40
PM 70 p.ttsburz Cleveland and Detroit with sleep
For Toledo and Detroit VIA Monroeville. lois a. m
eslly with Sleeper Tor Toledo. Via Whrelg and Lake
Trans ior Philadelphia and New. York at $40 m
Sai1y except slLay = N AID loop daily with
fsT B 1ndl IL Tees DAYS go $40 500 s:1oa
ute tr4ln) A ~. 80 sUC. u, IV:Co 10 Is pm
fSr Baltimore On sundays go. 800 SEQ an, :25
1os Annapolis. $40 IA 900 an I2:1o and 4:4o pm;
ferWay stations retWeen Washington ard Baltimore
.; ~ san1 L: ~ pIn so 40 and l0:lJ n
6:a5 7 H. eaily except Sunday, As pm daily Ior
daily ezcepJ sGrday f5r ItS.agtou ssnu3o and nd
valley amen. 80 am daily EXCEPT sunday S 40
in, and 5i5 pa daliy EXCEPT sunday $780, 10
1SI hAEeEsio"I LOIS an and $40 daily except
Trans arrive from the Vest daiiy 6:2o 7.50 H. 22a
From New York snd Philadelphia 2.55. m daily
~ p n daily except SUNDAY
day. lU.4O am. So pm ~
FROM Lenin1ton. 90 a daily and 2l5p n daily
From Frerrics ard Intermediate points. e.25 1000
SUNDAY 500 ? NJ daily i iron t6s 81 Res cay =: except
saHs bq Ell and ioT s9siI29 a 40 80
80 80 s1,g 80 aId 10 10 II on sundays 40
a. trans rom Washington stop ~ Relay Station except
Ior luther Information aTTIy at the Baltimore and
Gh0 Ticket WaslIn.it1 s:son 10 ana al
VII L tAaen ior tSaze 10 lie checked received
Al CLEMENTS. 81 OF T. baltimore
AlS u h IChD. Passenger AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

TEE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL meeting OF
citizens OF Cincinnati yesterday TO take steps TO
secure the holding OF the democratic national con-
vention here report was received from the treas
urer, which stated that $4,000 had already been
subscribed TO pay the expenses OF the convention,
which would include hall, music, entertainment,
transportation and the rest The treasurer expects
to increase this sum TO $4,000 The T1iden fnflu-
ence said to be In favor VI Louis which CITY Is
supported by the advocates OF Congressman Morri-
sons nomination. The Mcdonald interest is gen.
orally supposed to prefer Louisville as the meeting
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23
AFTER THE NIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a

AFTER THE NCTT Neutrality-suspicious. dis
patches are pouring la on the Mutt family and
counsel for the defense from all parts OF the co0n-
ny. James Mutt VIII not return 10 CniontowI N
TleaSed today out VIII be taken % relatives living
al distance, where he Will remain for the nressni
al least The hearing as to the mental condii son
o. James Mutt was ~ take place nine O'clock to-
: DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23
NARRlEn.

ANGET-BUTLER on January nd 1884, by the
Rev Father Noon "a of Aloysilis church tDW KID
{. AN. Ell TO Miss ANNIE f. BUTLER both Of wssi.-
ineg.on. ID. {.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

MAX MULLER on HENRY GEoRay-Prof Nst
Muler. IN a lecture delivered before the Midland
Institute, or Birmingham yesterday protested
against the outcrH that had been made ina, Henry
Seps grs theories are dangerous The most liberal
thuAtrS, ne dS,lsrad, are not Likely 10 accept Nj
Georges theory OF the divine night u every man 10
portion OF the eiriA or oi the Snrulness OF ma
caluDE land his ONu Tor which he has lahare.d
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I'd Edition.
--latest TGlograns to The Star.
Opposed to Child Labor.

ALBANY, Jan 2a-The state labor convention this
morning adopted a report on child Labor recon-
mending the passage OF a bill by the legislature
prohibiting tie employment Of children under Il
years OF age in factories where goods are manufac
tureo from raw materials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

SENATOR ALLISON TO SUCCEED HnGsEIF.-The Iowa
senate yesterday ballotted for UnlIed Senator 10
succeed NJ. Allison, with the following result
Allison, republican, 3d. Hall, democrat, To- Ktnne,
democrat, I. The ballot OF the house was as fol-
lows:-Al1is0n, republican, b2; Han, democrat, SO;
Clark. Rreenbacker, 10. -Four democrats voted With
the latter. who number only SIX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23
CAPITOL Notes.

SENATOR MAxEY ON THE DUDE
Senator Maxey created some amusement In the
Senate this afternoon by cr1ticis1ng American
dudes The pending proposition was to permit
Ensign Nicholson, OF the navy, to accept the deco
ration OF the order Of Francis Joseph Mr. Maxey
said there was too much disposition TO accept
favors from foreign governments and ape foreign
manners. Placing his arms ak1mbo he fm1-
tated the 'dudes" who ape foreign manners and
regard everythln foreign as superior to anything
American.
MISS ANTHONYs OKTH0GRAPHY.
Miss Susan B. Anthony has written circular
letter to all the members of the House who were
not present when it was decided not to continue
committee on woman's suffrage, asking them
which way they would have voted had they been
present, the idea being, there ia any chance OF
success to bring the bill up again. The letter Is
written by Miss Anthopy's secretary and signed
by Miss Anthony. One Of the members noticing
that the word suffrage was written suffrage,
enclosed 1t to the committee on civil service With
note, expressing some surprise that an Old school
teacher should pass over such an error.
A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER ARRRsTED.-A well
dressed white man was arrested by Detective Car
ter to-day on charge OF suspicion OF larceny. He
was taken to Police headquarters and searched.
Quite q number OF diamonds and other valuables
were found In his possession. He has been trying
to sell them at several tewelry stores In this city,
and, 1t fs alleged, made conflicting statements to
the on1cera He f. held at headQuarten ON Sus.
piciOn.
Armstrong Funderbank was shot and Killed In
Tradesv1lle, 8. c., Saturday, by q man named
Graham. In Texahan. g. c.. William COPELAND was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

('HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- RI AL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF NINE
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN l AND Z
ST .,EETS NORTHWEST
By xl1us Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
cause No 1852 Equity. wherein Frederick q Cal N
vert Is complainant and Charles Calvert ct al de-
PENDANTS the undersigned viii offer for sale at public
auetlon in front of the premises on WEDNESDAY the
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain
Te or parcel q land and premises situate in the City
OF WASHINGTON and District Of Columbia and known and
deserted the south part OF lot numbered Twelve 2)
II square Numbered hundred and SIX l06l fronting
twenty five 25 feet 18th street west and extending
eastward alley III the the same is laid
down the official plat of said city and the improve
lnc.ltS thereon consisting Of q frame dwelling
Terms: Onethird of the purchase money in cash
third il six Iluths. ard third in twelve months
from :he day of sale, with interest on said de-
fe-red Il yHlents at the rate of six (6) per
per snnu all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
the deferred TO be secured by the notes of the
purchaser ard deed Of trust upon the said real estate
SDf - all b. quired the property is bid of
and II the purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms
OF sale within t) days from the day OF sale, the
property viii be sold at the risk and Of the default
Tx purchaser All conveyaucing and recording at pur
ciiass1's cost
EDWARD A NEWMAN, trustee.
DUNCANsOS BROS. Auctioneers jaIo.dkds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

CATHOLIC INFLUENCE IN THE ARMy.-At meet
Ing In the First NJ L. church, In Baltimore ye-leI-
day In the Interest OF the proposed Baltimore
methodist female seminary, Bishop e. @. Andrews.
OF tns city, made an address In the course OF bis
reInarks lie said that tie Catholic Institutions OF
THIS country exert d powerful influence over MANS
OF the Protestant pupils who attend those schosls
Many young girls, daughters OF United States
senators who are Protestants are sent 10 the
Catholic converts In Washington, and In not frw
cases are they converted TO the Catholic faith Ar
forwards in society they are introduced TO offioerS
OF the nlted States army, who, becoming fas-
cnated with them, in time lead them TO the al ar
Catholic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

PARB POLICE 10 STRKE-It Il rum0red that the
police force OF Paris intend TO strike because they are
d1spleased with the conditions Of the 1cheme nor
connecting certain branches OF the police service
with tho mtnistFy Ct tho interior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23
No ROOM FOR CHrs,uKs-But,sb co,uns,s

NO ROOM FOR CHiSAMES.-British Columbia men,
oers 10 the Canadian parliament state that they
are determined. II possible, 70 force the DoIanton
government Into legislaUing this session against
ehhese Immigration into that province. Although
no recent arrivals have been reported IL Is deemed
advisable 10 provide against any furthur lnfiul In
future. IL Is estimated that fully one THOUSAND
Cinnamon have managed TO cross over from British
I SoiInb!a INTO Washington Territory Ia vari1us
! Ways As a rule they sInuggl, themselves over IN
canoes during the defying al efforts Of United
states officials % detect them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

AFUNSOs "SHaDows. Frenchman and A
iortus ue>e were arrested In Madrid Monday ulson
lhe Retro promenade IN the gardens Of Buen
Retro. changed with attempting 10 approach ne.
Toy a carriage a. passed through that thorough
iare. he police have noticed that both these I.,.l,
nave latterly been constantly dOg1ng the move
nlehts {" Ming Alfonso. The men were. however
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.-The Times dispatch from
Khartoum says that no order for the evacuation or
that place has yet been given Is IL known that
such an order is contemplated. The total number
1900 are ChaggiaS, who are known TO be dsarected
The black troops are also unreliable and the whole
garrison is In state OF Generalization on account
Of long arTearageS OF paw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

JEFFERSON DAVIS HEALTH.-"I saw the old CON-
federate chieftain not long ago." said q MisSis<ip-
plan 10 a reporter at the Sturtevant house New
York; yesterday. "He Is almost as feeble as scl:
man can be-bent with cares and years. His VOICE
Is weak and his body bent might almost say thaU
he is decrepit- You know he lost ey years ago.
The sight OF the remaining one Is failing lie taxes
too little exercise his friends say. guess the Old
man is not long for this world"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

An ONO VIGILANCE CoMNrTEE--The gang OF
outlaws that have infested Mahoning county. Ohio,
recently have aroused the entire community by
their foul deeds Monday night the barn OF Noah
Blosser few miles nom Youngstown, was burned
nv fncendiar1es together with all the contents The
loss WIN reach $1,000 Blosser Is q respectable
farmer He recently testified In court against
lawles gang near North Lima The Villains ar
found guilty, and their friends threatened venge-
ance On all the witnesses VINO were against the
4ofers n their trial This Is the third incendlary
me In the vicinity within the last two weeks. A
hundred or more people held an Indignation meet
ing yesterday at North Lima, and appointed vigil
quickly ana surely with the outlaws as soon as
6ey SyO CAPTURED. Great excitement prevailA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23
IRuE MERIT ALONE

has given Acocks Porous Plastes the largest sale Of
any external remedy in the world II you havs been
using other kinds Of plasters. trial Of "Acocks"
viii convince you Of their wonderful superiority
66 BROADWAY. Roox g.
NEW YORK. March q 1855
Having been cured Of severe attack Of rheumatism
Of the neck and shoulders By usn9 Alcock's Porous
Plasters fee It my duty to strongly commend their
use to any similarly afflicted For period Of sevs.
raj months had exhausted many other so-caled rsme
dies without obtaining the slightest relief Finally
applied Of Acocks Porous Plasters and found my.
self almost Immediately cured.
1consder them true blessing.
Faithfully yours.
jail IN. wEfSt JAMEg r HOssfER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

ASKING MALONE TO RESIGN-The resolution In
PRODUCED 10 the Virginia senate weeks ago by
Mr. Newberry one OF the ''biy four senator's call
Ing upon Malone 10 resign his seat in the United
states Senate, Is expected 10 come up to-day. The
resolution Is likely to provoke a lively debate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23
An ECCENTRIC M1sER DIEs.-H,rarn Radcliffe. an

An ECCENTRIC MIsER DIEs.-Hiram Radcliffe, an
old resident OF Kingston, y. Y, died yesterday at
the age or seventy nine. He was born In Duchess
county, but most OF his life had been spent In
butchertng, farming and other pursuits He accu-
INFLATED wealth that is estimated at 100000. Mr..
Radcliffe was never married ana had led strange
life. For many years past he had kept himself
securely locked up In one OF his houses, shut away
from all visitors, and living with the stricteSt
economy. II is said that he had not been seen on
the streets by anybody for years taking no part In
the various interests common to the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

AS THE liver Is easily disordered, and q great
deal OF bilious distress apt 10 prevail during tie
spring. Dr. Jaylle's Sanative Pills are OF seasOnabe
efficacy as they restore the liver 10 healthy actlon
and remove all bIliOuSDeSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

Nominations To-day.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Postmasters Henry Russell, at Morr1stown, N.
T.; Saml N. McNair, at Emmittsburg, Md; Geo.
F. Evans, at MartinsburH, w. Va, and number Of
Other2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

RACING AT NEW ORLEANs.-Yesterday was the
NTH day OF the winter race meeting al New or
leans The nrst race, one mile. was won by VOL
taire, Carter Harrison second. Bagdad third, time
EOS: second race, 3. mile 10y Nat. Irlmbe, T. Line
second, Manitoba third, time lbs; third race 4.
third. time 2l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

The residence Of Mrs E A. Willet, No 1923 T
street, Is reported to have been robbed about a
week ago,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23
THIS EVENING.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.. Auctioneers
SPECIAL SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
DIAMONDS. TABLE CT TLERT. JEWELRI, ETC,
On FRIDAY. JaNniRY FIGaTEENrH. at HALF.
PAT SEEtN 0tLuGK, and continuing daily at Ten
J i. III. HALF PAST TWO and HALF PAST SEVEN
i. NJ, until entire stock closed out at salesroom
, corner lHih street and Iennsy vania avenue NV
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.
ialS-tt Aucrioneers
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A MYSTERIOUS ATTACK osA SENTINEL

A MYSTERIOUS ATTACK on SENTISEI.-A cattle
gram from LONDON says-1hree men attacked a
scLtry ON cuty AT the Magazine, near Woolv ich
arsenal last night The sentry was performing the
outy klown as the "Fenian guard" struggle en-
seize the sentrys rife. The sentry Cred upon the
niscrealts, who. however, made good their escape
lhe sentry was quite exhausted by the encounler
and was WOUNDED In the hand. IL is possible that
The anar was The result OF poaching ARRAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

DEATHs DURING THE WkEK.-The returns of the
health ONCE for the week ending Jan 18th shows
that the number OF deaths were Ill, OF which to
were white and IS colored The principal causes
OF death were pneumonia, measles and conSump-
ton There were SO white births and 90 colored;
marriages. white and cOlOred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

lHE COST OF DCEL-Dr Julius Rosenberg who
kAitd count stefan Batthyany In q duel on Cctob<f
ga last, has been concerned at Temesyar 10 tsvo
scts imprisonment ana 70 pay the costs OF she
trlaL The count WAS shot through the teranle ma
INSANITY Killed al the exchange OF The third slot
the uISt Two shots or neither oying effective 4 be
cause or The duel Was the marriage TO the count OF
a laly Who mad previously been enaged 10 DR. Hos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

Armstrong Funderbank was shot and Killed In
Tradesville, 8 G., Saturday By man named
shot and killed by three Gregory brotherA Both
murders were the results OF old quaryelA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23
An Ohio GbOul.
A STRANGE. FOUL AND FERocroUs BEAST. THAT I
SAID TO FEED UPoS coRpsEs.


SAID TO FEED Upon CoRPsEs.
The strange animal which has been Decorating
graves in Perry township Wood county. Ohio. has,
according TO dispatch from Fostor.a. again been
Seen gentleman whose veraciJy Is hot cues
toned gives this description OF the novel gravey ard
ghoul: Its neck and breast are white and the rest
OF the BODY is black the tracks OF it, front feet are
ABOUT eight Inches long and three Wide, making i'm
presslonS In the snow with Its claws about Twice
the Length OF mans nnger. The Tracks made by
the MIND feet are nearly round and about the size
OF large dogs. except TIE claws. which ar longer
and sharper The animal is about three feet long
ana eighteen Inches higher. II burrows into The
ground In the graveyard, and penetrating Tie cuf-
ms therein contained. deyours the contents
thereof Ii travels With such rapidity that all at
tempts thus FAR To Kill II have proved fuiie. The
man who last saw the animal says II was In the
middle OF the road, having gone from farm by 1T
orally tearing the fence 10 pieces. HIS dog gave
chase 10 the beast. but soon returned scared almost
TO death; The people living IN the vicinity have
frequently heard loud noises. which are ROW sup
posed 10 have emandted from thlS peculiar, un-
named, unknown beast. The animal s ssid 10 De
SLOWLY working its way toward loleao.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

LITTLE CHILLY IN CANADA.-The weather in
Quebec is intensely cold An ice bridge has formed
over the ST. Lawrence, which vehicles are cross
ing The whole length and breadth OF Lake Cham
plain is frozen over There is total suspension OF
railway traffic at COllingwOod. the roads having
been blocked with snow since Thursday last. Malls
Tor SurTQundlu q VILLAGES are carried hY stare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-23

DANCING on MOTHERS CofPIN-When an un-
dertaker was putting into CONN the body OF CAT a.
crime Malone. OF Kingston, Ont. who died during
spree Monday, he asked the daughter OF the de-
ceased Mrs Gray. II she desired 10 have the corpse
redresSed, Mrs Gray said; mo, chuck her Ia the
way She Is" When the lid was screwed on she
leaped upon the comm, and danced like q lnanlac
and only ceased her antics when compelled 10 by
the constable. The whole family We're intoxicated
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