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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-04-03
CITY ASD VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

NEW ADvERTIREMEN TODAY
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Stockbridge Matlnees.
Money Days Continued
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Eastman Bros & Bancroft.
Soap-Geo. c. Shaw Co.
Bankrupt Stockholm Il. Palmer.
Tc Lease-Mackie's Island
Wanted--Man and Wife.
For Sale-t haeton.
A. z. Hill a Co-Clothing.
Notice-Ctas. f. Scott.
%anted-Pre sman and Cutter,
For Sale-Hay and Grain Business.
For Sale-Grocery and Liquor Store.
For Sale-Oyster Saloon.
For Sale-Apothecary Store.
A. p. f. ID. annual NJ citing.
oymonos q Lbby-Attorneys at Law.
AUCTION SALES.
Horse and Carriage Mart.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-04-03
Strengthen the System

al have used Hoods Sarsaparilla for some time
and have derived benefit therefrom. 1t gives me
an appetite, and strengthens the whole system.
can cheerfnlly recommend it to all who need
strengthening medicine" JOSIAH w. COOK,
President Mutual Fire ms Co., Cambridge, Mass
81 was all run down, had no appetite; my food
would not digest, and was troubled with nervous
debility. On taking Hoods Sarsaparilla 1 COM
menced to feel the effects of it at once. Have
now taken four bottles and can say feel like a
new man." ]. II. MCCALL, Rochester, N. Y.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81, six for SIS. Made only
by G. l. HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
mar22 Az
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-04-03
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES
Dissolution of COpartnershin,

COpartnerShip Notice.
The undersigned have formed a copartnershin
under the firm name of JOHN K. BRADFORD u
CO., formerly JOHN BRADFORD& SON Mast and
Spar Makers, and will continue the business al The
old stand, No 266 Commercial st. A good stoek ~
Mssts, Spars and Oak Plank constantly on hand -
JOHN e. BRADFORD
John CAKES,
mars A.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-30

MEEslhnson vad las rsczHEF Ezisi ze
CanGI G7z a5s lie ialLGv5nr Irrauat Il
NJ SzaIe vzrz 4 he Rl71, Geographical
slcistT- If LdniGu-
The pGpuhEm al lang Ia CguEu asGTs
Stlnls- E-ni Il VsrT 5ens-- TTEIrts E.i1tg
5iers n icac-sIF 1 5Tsr--7nzH- 8pHca ii.ag
lf rii1.-s. znf NJ >lIlie7 -.cslns tim u er
iaEI Lax Lm mr. PupIiIzuu IT lie EaE-1
'zsin mIT InuInr II B.aagJldu or - IN zie
srIz-= niia. These MASSES % 1uE avz ms
-sa= -i1ief u superzr- Therz 4 10 gaaldc1e
n lie 1e--a Eagf1ms hIr-her uar-li M1rh
igs bean llE..i Iaseir shaur tie ~das-1l-Es
u lE1stIcTng Some sur n 1aiirEzl cunzsun
Innnrss ziese zihezEf 1iIlrl1E ziem Il sz1f
alralier mn me -sar lzzanalr Tins aias
lzs hssn 5uE nrvart IN Ell ET1i1nE mr I
muzr 9rsaEuns very IumhiEr lUr vary Garid-
SLY. = nsaglr EIm n RtEls1AIlT FEaE
has hItisr-s n=ie NJ Sh1liez vurx ss-zsii
I1f Al comparatively szsy has heal ls WEE
at cohesion Innrsr lie NAIVE chie4 le hzd
and IN --zr .rasnns sinuI-z ~ cnnlenE VII
IN he vuuid ha-= han nlr-ie- 1ur.r ~ s4iar
sGurL. Z ane Tilzga Declined IA rsaglz. ann
lie lez- n-y1 1ur # Evai- --e-Tcl Inn waI
seen lbs. Thers ms been IN 9uu frra-s.
mt =iis Ias =nalirsi am e. sEhsenlllE mpiIar
aInsaiE n ziesE rilfzE NGuif ~ INV Anni-
ar zns snr-- ri giTiiazsssn By 1ardiu- iia n
1-e kzng3srs N znInn- miUn udich rH1lf IL
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zir T1Itee VI. EiyiEs sE fr-g- md
DON : make Tins -s= vurz dependents an zis
-zprf=s N IN african fezpas- far lid hiacE
nan zIunEa II sG-nIrzAie HliIesz al 1gT.r
-Iie. These Grapis AZ EinTr7Ei- EsgusHf
N lleir grzsenr -anuursnn % rsrs5Ts -ivaa-
zm-lur LIE E-IllEz@nr nEusr -nue ant "a 1
hlmhie ElppiEznr hur Iz L nnaarza- Z nsaa
b. 1hiE " ns1Irz u-spe.- nf val an 1z1vs
vruIIer Inf Tins n vfaE lie -z5efIEru az
eunGarf=h BY ME -szniey iIaz HIr1ssEed q
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-30

sSs ~ tS CsesS ea1r ssN~s sse0 s<e sS3
ccsrare i ~sA the rresers state q essis
fal>R ne E1eVfeea sseycNsss had reestrst-
81 - ArsA@r tAar Eenas wAere tAey vNse
~ -saetSAe& rNeSs VS. ret ssrxss trs&
~ ssGs1 hGA-rse the RIVER >e ece S-<c
ansAa-x &tAe eSess=y ecpezS lapsSa eS>
crst tAks TIE sttsvs were AZ cssssNes rksr
>tsrAew saAxkss aese~eGa-s TIE rsvessr~tssr-
vi Asaa Ngrv-e IL iSFS and 10 Use Srsrees-
e~f ~ pr~sess ~erA What As ~ ac1es
.NYsAe=s ssxe hattie waA The -stoes Ne
AaS rv-isSc1 II three years lie AID prcgegc
81 A% Aat l zfyseQ Vq& voyage S09 @Sses
.beyvn& SssaASy Hel scsszsnassl ~ esty
Ay~s Es-sNas< ne m~ervhasss 81 ES-a
S-ce SssaeNs esveet have &eaa~I se~a
.usl ssaksss kTSuSSe ESna GsS sAS alls
A. wv Thew ~ss seS a sssst, S.sssersry
ga re Oeesc e~e,s~ ISM New there srV
Acee Fsr-sAaeS missions The tiNSe<ssssS.
As EsSSI ss9 he Rsass OstAsfe vnA
uazy sN6sss between Sasley Fe>l as3 he
@S TIE rtSer Mar has ~se explored
AsSsgheEt - coarse. ard &Vecs rcRss tysc-
e. hesNexn Is Hasssh asS >asleN ecSl. sS-
aAsAzssnLs kks Wa sz2 LecrSAS,tlis,
-Aieh deserve 70 es called snail tcwrs have
eecz erease& ard esASS ssssers r1sseeSiss u
A. sSas s~eatS-sze have SeeR tsssSSs 81
64t sSs, eeswssa Ee1atcr Satan a. he
9egsA q the great NekiCsg, a-5 the ceass,
sArrs sa AssI7ce q ever re3 sses secur~S
p ssasa, asS e5Sri7S ~ srsstvs risks q
thS s~-sveisy Aas 3 les-reS se he Hefes
Mr. Stanley has tArv~ sse4aa<rs "a he ePPe'
'uvvr, and a small sees 81 lighters and cA=eeS
rha alsvS Shsss 1S Is : ccaSr1,e-s
lie vvSyveere Scees the reacsA and Is be9Sed
az e - he great earrs u resrc5s where b
vas enrp aA-1tS tts5ive- Ia sA9S. WIKI
ever Wy e1y saratASSs zIy -, Ne must a
felss arm Aat sAs WcrS 5 a c~vlessal eae
AID sAa- ae man whc las ascssslssa Z Ia,
tie H7ScnstlhlS VII & tie ~SuS&-SaxcsL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-30

~ f"fH ~ &seIf
Hhas eaR Is Aers On Arpeal hona a iu&runsut
znssrueAs sAs kSeaS.-S Cssnssssssrrsr & N.nr
q % TaEsa y NspaAaSL ms cxrsss Il ssr
tGcmszg aEads ~ hafalts-zza sli Walilse~SS
sanm saas nc frGgufsnt rclries AVA. 100 sSrss
e bSiG xhach PrgrerS eelcrg ~ wxaahieaGl
ne usrrnoc u &Srucs X . Aa--en tract HsuS
tc ne easSEa-G q Desmond Ess2
rhe ecGnAarrss * Sxpshuhz wSr~ declared ~
ksuaGa-y Commissioner ". T. Nxzaka ~ hn
fuigrserr rsnGereG Dec. SSr3 ~ ~ ee nearly As
scE sgt-ed, bet csi1s ~ certaia essl 9steess N
Ia EIl. II 9e SsG1Gk-es A. - the htr1 81
Naa8as-1l 1ae judgement w3s vacated - the
Geccse Ct TIE ChaacsLcr srssrsd Miy II rSS rri
anew rrcesvGS1g was sak=n hSrvtz ~ agai' seele
Ae evunEI-'es & N1rhh1ll
On cH-st1ly exIr1tzfrg tfs ~ssussuce Ekxu be
efe Inc boundary COMMISSIONER. laG the ada
anal s~saaerce Esgn esrrrs U.s. We As izci1eJ ~
erievs shHE the asctSasn u the SsarGary coB-
14issscngr n rrScE This evidence Is vsry rouha1-
NIX ana > 1af-y evenly hI.a7csd the contestants
present naEs aaSe - &H. Webster cs NaLa5se-
a AMI sa15he-1ul eeh-t1S Gf2 June : Isl an
eoey et asc1PtasE II ~aalis-&1 GtasS Arrh =
l>1 N4en z cVErcct snuS taaE TEE erusesSzrss
az sErreG ~ ne band IN &SpGee,
as Eo1uA As<srer aaz taSrs . urt suthcisni
'ssInenee t9aE EsSy vSrs known es ec thai the
hrz-Esrs IS 1Id ~ anem vas AsssnrSG ~ Al Ia-
tlua % usCErsrs Il kkpshIiL Certain ACTS OF
srcurxzhsn VIA 1ns euEsis n y-az11g ~ NkAlk1,
Elur rsnr1G gr zaE ern1ssSz1Es A1cesc-rS were
sauE1- ez1 rce1z1g xn1cn would nz2cGnE - a.
d4rrrE H1reSsStuE 1Jr Wa Sucn refsceSalE ctLu
81 L. Wsz Sarxr 5haE AahuGL vas rns rszeu ci
atsuh1lr aiso md snas Vp1iG accuans fur ks use
~ E Aza ssms evidence says z1aE the esrsrs q
kTFHsz1r usrs t1gy az the carm q AAA1Ai
cursed On Inc wees1sr 1ap.
Khs srEasncs shows tatz AkA1Sa PSsnHs1 SUI q
y srs1Sr Ear ~eourlai-iss Of Nkrahziu and hs nas
= based aH cnas showing S1-hrua pusssssl.a u
sueef s1Fpurs ne mag berrfnss snty a uasrv ne
Ss-aErn CT Axh1ka N fEvcr CT ms issScrs, and Ia
Iris tsccS. Sgrlss M Nsesuers zaaR. ths
EsG1GnerS rCessur an cbf map 1f the aSlcu-inl
alt cr asA1uT zIais hg ". &. FsaSs u vhlch
lie Zr-uUC II GaspGhs i gLlsG kIrak1il I'm
Being II szraSra survey TIE sane crrrSchscr tP'
-ies n[
wnQss ecluatstes ara here scugnt - re sstIh
Gsnec "a .Cubr h-Sg leclGaEs Hc ne -Gsinft,
md surtaGEtlry -at1-s Il the tssuEcny ~
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-30


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-30
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-30
VIENNA FURNITURE

Ezausun. A-u Hnng Elgm H-G gI-ur
lhHlS >sCsss Er.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-30

CRATES OF &S>1ETED CROCNEEY,
Cunz-umg EiE1as. CgrS, FsagrnS Eawg,
LhtzuavSs Ecr DISHES AlG SLSsrS
l~sm-un1s 5 AMI J gL-s >Hupin EGtls.
lses AMI E-nasTu- AHllEAl8 EE---I sgus,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-30
Szp<vms Csz<s ~ the H.v.asAa Ilanas-
Special re-a De lS>S-1. B~.~s

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-30

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We rvrASA tAs t&AaSzS SeeelSk
szS Ces scA reSsSS - SN pc~ossiS
l-<eGzx T. Nz< ksSkscS rec& &
sushse pecre Aerc u isNs = west :
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@c se svS Il csz 81 SSi SAe~ssss
eazsS kc~ TIE ss-vsed wsN IN wAaeA tAe
ccverzz,zst : eelaS carried 60 r e~ss
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AK EswsaF she wsshe~ ~ uasaassaa sSs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03
Death Of Father Lynch.
SUDDEN DENISE OF A VENERABLE PRTEsr-AH
RANGBN8NTS FOR THE FUNERAL


Rev. Daniel Lynch, venerable Catholic priest,
died at onzaga college about halpast eight O'Clock
last evening. OF heart disease Father Lynch was
engaged In teaching his classes yesterday In the
evening he complained OF feeling unweI but re-
FUSED 70 nave physician called, saving that he
would De well in the morning. His death occurred
suddenly. The deceased was native Of County
Meath Ireland, but had resided in this city nearly
all his life. He was graduate OF Georgetown col
lege and was connected with Georgetown and
Gonzaga colleges, and ST. Aloysius and St Patrick
churches 6, FOR nearly fty years One year he spent
scholar. His only living relatives are Miss Mary
Lynch and her nieces, who live near the college.
The deceased was son OF Mr.. Ambrose Lynch, who
wa, was wen known contractor here, and who, upon
MS death, bequeathed large tract Of ground to
ST Aloysius parish On condition that his son. Rev.
Daniel Lynch, should not be moved from this city.
The remains will be att1red in the robes used by
the deceased at mass and placed in very PLAIN
fiat top coffin They will he taken to the church at
$40 o'clock tomorrow morning. Father Lynch
when he died fell to the floor and was badly cut
about the eye and cheek. so dishgur1ng
ms race that probably the corpse will
not be exposed to view. The services
at the church will be OF the simplest character,
consisting only OF the Office for the dead and low
mass, conducted by Father Denny: The interment
will be at the Georgetown college. Six OF the
scholaStic5 will act as pal-bearerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03
SrE1Se i)nY Goops
SEATON PERRY

r"nusylvanis avenue. corner 9TH street
Established mo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03
Alexandria Affair.".

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
c. S. COURT.-The United States court Yesterday
did not complete the second trial OF the White Hall
gold mine case. The suit Of the United states agt
the city OF Alexandria for the value OF 220 shares
OF Alexandria canal stock. was fixed for hearing
on the oath inst. This morning trial OF the gold
mine case Is going on.
ORGANHATIoN-The Alexandria county school
stituted for John w. Slater. resigned as a member
OF the school board Of Jefferson district which adj
joins Alexandria on the north. John W. Slater Is
president and c. B. Graham, jr., secretary OF the
new board.
POLICE REPoRr.-At the last mayors court VIM
Rose and Fanny Green were sentenced to the jail
1Or W DAYS for stealing coal. and VIM. Harris, ne
gro lad lned IS for defacing the property OF F. AS
bury Howell.
edted The Standard newspaper in this city, died at
Culpel,er on Tuesday laSt.-MrS Mary A. Veitch
died last night AT her home. the market house
Her remains will be taken to Rurkes station
ne Columbia fiOS., Co. held a business meeting
last hight.-Mr. l.. Sullivan. of Richmond, will. in
Exchange here, Mr.. {. Carn. the present manager,
having resigned To take place at Atlanta. Ga
The steamer Mystic started from this port to ElOri
ia yeS1trday.-Shad are now reaching the high
opposite this city.-Three large canal boats
are now at the Wharve5 here taking Oh loads OF
poplar wood to be Made into paper at the Whining
ton Del, millS.-Au the city employees will be
paid OF this week
The revenue cutter Dix, which went In pursuit OF
the cuban nlibusler1ng expedition. returned 10 Key
west last evening, after an unsuccessful search.
Fire Commissioner HeiSkeil. OF Baltimore. yeSter-
day surrendered the Office. books papers and prop
board OF fire commissioners This, apparently, ends
the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03
GESrLE SPRING..

" E n LIE y PRIMO
For outdoor anus enents for the Children We now
have ready:
Nice Rolling Hoops at 10. Is and 20 cents.
jumping Ropes. at 5. 10 Is aud y ceats.
Hoop Chimes, ~ cents: Footballs Kites.
Base-balls at ). 10. IS. so and 50 cents.
Rubber balls. from ce is to 81
Baseball Bats. at s. TO- ., and 35 cents.
Baseball Belts. 25 cents: Base ball Caps 5 cents
Marbles in endless variety
Ring Toss and King Target new. 81
CroQuet at %. SO. 90 cents and upwards.
III. new game Of Lawn Pool (ve.y and interest
ing.)
Garden Tools. at 25. 40 and 90 cents per sets
Toy shovels and Buc cts 10 cents each
Fishing Rods. at %. So 81, upwards.
very superior Hammock, for 80 cents.
Genuine Mexican Harnmocks. at 81 g. cheap
Doll Carriages OF all kinds.
Carts and Nheelharrows. from 25 cents up
Boys Wagons at SIC. 81, 81 .5U, 81
Excellen' Iron Axles Wagons from IL up.
VelocipeGes. at S3.21 81. 40 So
Boys Tricycles and Bicycles, &c. &c
We have also new outdoor Swing for Children, at
81. 81 50 and So.
And usual fnll and splendid assortment of TOYS
of all kinds, which endeavor always to keep fully
stocked.
For the Babies have now q full and complete as.
sortment Of Mckee & IIarrirgton's celebrated Baby
CARRIAGES. and offer Rattan Carriages at 81 S. 81
gil. $l2 80 $ls. SlG sl,. so Stat and other Car
riages from 80 up
We would also call attention to square solid brass
Bird Cage, at 81 H.
NJ. SlLVERBERG & CO..
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
S12 SEVENTH .nd u. EIGHTH ST NV,
mh3l Near Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03
LUTTRELL 4 WINES.
NO. 1890 PENNA AVE. corner Goth st NV

Beautiful Summer Silks worth &c; our Price, sac.
ColUrpi " = 80. " SIS.
EltSant Black sl-o. =
- - and 81 81
Cashner,s all the shades Naue 62bc. our priceSc.
Back Cashnler,-~. - -. ~ -. -. ana 81
Ottoman Cloths ln.N shades, CleEant quality, 81
Black
Gerstsr Cloth. new sh Is a5c
Nuns yelling all coio-s.
LADIES' Cloth
New Dr,ss Goods in Plaid
4 lew Patterns of PoHg,. Silks at cost
one case Is" ns just IA. value s. our price. Sc.
r,,. l2q, loo.
Loco psrs Misses Hose reduced from Sc l5 Great
BarLail!
500 pairs rs,ts reIuno,l from sc e Sa,
he Best White >pT al IN Washington n 81 -
III giant lIEe o. Cloths and Cashmere for Spring Wear
sllits mad - cr..,r
Euii lie Iahi Da,uaSkS ~ 40 q &c sudsl Is
SHIRTS. l.SiIGGl,G and luiaUudrIrl
Sill Is made 10 order tak and III Guaranteed
Eli. NINE.
1850 I,iDa avenue.
mh3l-lm ,-,r;1-r .rlth Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03
u"tioa Tor "A New Triai in the Kill.
bDasrpa Case.
FAT PICEINGS FOR THE LAwYI

PAT PIChlNtS FOR THE LAWYERS.
TIE counsel Tor the government n the case Of
Hazel hlihorn against eN->crg"aIlt ALARMS John
u Ih0Iii9oon have flied motion 10 set aside the
Judgment Of the jury in the recent third Jury trial
Oh The r;:>e- During the eight years that Mr. Kill
h"uIl has been contrasting Tor vin,fcarion and re-
u!'o> Tor his false imprisonment 10y order of the
House oi Representatives the government have
t'uii'tet "a special counsel against him the Hon
otHIt'l SitiEipdTgtr. Col. Robert ChTisty Judge
- .lt.tih Mtrrltk. OF Maryland. II. W. GARRETT -
H. sS>'Hlt, eN>o.icitor ". Ii. Smith. Hon Frank
HlFti .loiln AcS"etny. 0f OHIO. heS,rs. Shelatar-
- " VISOR ana also three district attorneys-
w., tcihiill and NorthinGton-and their i.SSis-
i:ht~ ie motion Will b. heard on Saturday neXt
How ever Mr. klbogrn HAY 1dre III the emf the case
sttuIo IT, Dt' pretty lat orl.- for tht LAWYERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03
The Suffrage Committee Of One One
Hundre dthS,

The suffrage committee OF one hundred were to
hold meeting last night. according to adjourn
ment, but Mr.. John H. Crane was the only member
who made his appearance at the appointed place.
Mr.. Crane and STAR reporter held a brief session,
In Which Mr.. Crane expressed strong disgust with
citizens who trifled about such matters and did not
attend the meetings 1t has transpired that the
business which led to an executive session last
Friday evening was resolution which Mr.. Mullet
desired to propose In relation TO the action Of Con-
RresS In the cases Of the Patterson heirs and the
carroll estate This resolution, 1t is stated. thanked
Congress for the action it took despite the opposi-
ton of the Commissioners The resolution did not
prevail, however, as majority OF the members
present did not consider that the committee had
ANYTHING to do with the mnt:er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03
The Ar.nery and Opera. ,Ho.,.e.

lEa$E ~ TIE PROSPECTIVE OPERA HOUSE To J.. ".
ABtUGH-wpKN To Bi, COMMENCED NEXT MONDAY
FINANCIAL PROSPECTS,. ETC.
TIE building committee OF the Light Infantry
Corps. consisting ~ J. L. Dyer chairman John =
Miller. T. III. Ne1meyer. Geo. F. Ttin.ns aud TAaS.
>JinervIi-- after "a careful consideration OF the
propositions laid before II in regard u the lease of
The thtdter. determined Yesterday 10 award the
iv;ise ~ - W Ah1hEii- Tie proprietor Cf Holiday
street luctttr. Baltimore. The letSa VIII run Tor
ten years, the annual rental being $4,000. Mr.
aibaiuEh VIII taxi from sI.USi IL S2n ttu in bonds
which VIII fr l>Su,rl to Ihe amount al Slfp COO
provide the FUNDS lar tne erection Of the building
These bonds VIII pay SIX per cent interest.
The contract. stated In The Star having
been aW Jrtird To d. j. Nazuty for $4,000 Ground
will Dr. brUscn for The erection OF the new -frc-
t1,re "n Monday next The contractor VIII take
stsh Ia bonds snd nearly ali Iac >tIt-cnntrc
L. is~;"'i cV-T -65 (t.' have aIre4dy been taken
ami " /, believed that there viii b no Difficulty N
placing The bonds The bonds Will "a i--'Ifd
iit' iH extent of tn value of tle b'l.tsilug ta
contract pflct- OF S&pn not Including the f;rEt-
'iIr' TuInhirg. and heating 1i.a total cost az TIE
building Will bCt exceed S13hsJ aid h i expected
z" ~ coIlHI tel iiy The first Ia II p-.,lnfs.- The
binding Wa ca Scrfied In TIE 1T Az al TUESDAY,
PROM The revenue derived IRON the RI house
ttOi fh CORR VIII b. ;th, TO npnt al Oh r.S and
place i, good -iIn 'ch wear in thu ~tuni,i fuan.
! n taxes Ii"u The Tnerry. Viii h Congress NAV
remit. vii amount To $3.50 ..Ei the l9-1tr tnct,
Sea This viii leave from .tnisriaI rental after
III Interest On TN bonds has l-tL Yt = rtst lie
FOTii, has ben n5yif.. al for Its riupry Of
Il -" = year. aud IL %Iil cnntInu" Ills payment
Htkii- if'r IEt, sinking iG 5u dn1u 4 pa Ia III
tirn which Tray b. Hcr" b. IL renting OF Tte
corps for te; ears III make the bond. easy Ia Dis
pose OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03
The Courts.
E0TTITY C0T-RT-T yduo H0r 4 ~

EQUITY CoCRT-JtfdQe Hdca rfh,fr.
Yesterday. DevenS agt. MaSOn:~p plea 10 bill OF
vision stricken out and leave to answer. shekells
agt. Shekells testimony ordered taken before Ex
aminer r. q. LovejOy. Taylor agt. Moses: proceed
ings subsequent to demurrer set aside Phillips
agt Walbrdge; reference to auditor. Marks agt.
MAN, time to file answer extended to April IL.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judoe Wlie
Yesterday, Joseph Harbaugh, receiving stolen
property, six cases: Information Quashed In each
case. Nathan Brown, assault with intent to XII II;
guilty OF assault and battery: six months in jail.
To-day, John Herrfty, robbery from the person,
two cases, nolle pros. Archie Hill. sodOmy,
pleaded guilty: sentenced to II months in jail.
Thornton X. Richardson enlightenment: motion to
quash overTuled. Edward Smith, an unnameable
Of1enSe pleaded guilty TO an assault and battery,
and was sentenced TO the Reform school during
minority.
POLICE COURT-Juf1e Smell.
To-day. John Schaffer, indecent exposure and
trespasSing on the parking in Farragut square, $40
or 30 Lays. James Corners and Michael Fitzgerald.
ARRAY; IS each. Major Lewis and VIM. Nelson, col
ored. were convicted Of stealing SO from Mr.. VIM
Scnvener. Lewis, who has already served term
for stealing, got six months In Jail, and Nelson got
80 DAYS
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Over the River.

LOCAL MATTERs-THE SCHOOL sUPERINrENpHNr-
THE EXCEPTIONAL sPRING-THE OUTLOOK FOR
FRUrT-THE FREE BRIDGE CONUNDRUM
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
FALLS CHURCH. VA. April 2, 1884.
The Rev. William T. SchoOley. the new preacher
at the NJ. E church OF this village, delivered his
first sermon on Sunday, the a3d ult- 1t was very
satisfactory to the church.
1t has been ascertained that E. j. Northrop was
appointed county superintendent OF the public
schools on the recommendation OF E. Frank
Croker. North ops pr adecessor. 1t squie evident
that II Cookers Recommendation was sufficient 10
stood well enough with the appointing power to
retain the position himself The public are curious
10 Know what lies back as an inducement, II any
thing, LOT the act OF supplanting himself But the
commission seems TO stick. II has not come yet.
Inc season so Of Illicit poultry business does not
Mrs Sprangle lost about twenty fowls, and MI.
Phillips lost some also
The report has just reached here that Tyson.
VINO was sent to the pententlary for two years for
breaking into the new house OF Mr.. S. Duryea, and
stealing chickens. is dead. brother. who was
tried: but got clear. was the coored man who was
Killed by the caving OF the bank OF the soap stone
quarry on Dr. Colts farm, few months ago.
Suliury parties from abroad have been looking
hereaooutS or late for land for farming purposes
Inc spring time has come but the spring has not.
! have noticed within day or two few attempts,
In small way. to pillow for gardening. Too wet.
The peach buds show little OF the chronatic ap-
pearance or the full bloom. They are in such a
state Of advancement HOW that with three days OF
warm moist weather, they Will unfold in full glory.
several families which moved into your city for
the winter have returned. Prof. Graham, who
moved In his family TO stay during his lecture
urday last.
The free bridge matter pursues devious way.
me third bill now supplants the other two.
''lhree times. and out" Now for the passage Of
the bill
We see the electric light every evening the
Monument. Ii shines brilliantly dare say as
qua the star in the East" to theeyes of the ancient
wise men. [. S A.