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THE UOMAN,S CONVENTION.
Proceedings ct the Body i'm Sc.siou at
Lincoln ks2.I.

Last evenings session ~ the Woman's suffrage
convention a; Lincoln han MS largely ATTENDED!
May Wright Sewail. OF Indianapolis spoke on "Iae
fofGottea Woman Rev. PhrOe 4. Haaaf5~,l. q
jersey City, read an address or New JERSEY - A
Leader ami Ms Mary r. HaSsart DISCUSSED tie
question. "Why DO Not Wolaea vcIe:r
TIE EXECUTIVE SESSION TO-DAY.
The woman's suffrage convention had an al
1ourned meeting OF tae;r executive session IN tie
parlorS OF the Rigs House this morning. IL vs.
decided that convention would Oe held ulta- the
auspices OF the National suffrage Association at
the capital OF every state ana TERRITORY no: yt
gtnilel Tor woman suffrage. IL Was t,rtlrr d.Cliai
10 make the direction 0f legislative acton I ~l-
ness OIL each vice president In her respective state.
HEARING BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEES.
The convention then adjourned and called upon
the special Senate committee on woman suffrage
The ladies' were received BY the committee to the
senate reception room. Arguments were made 10y
susan B. AnLhoay. III. X. Shattuck. {. q. Ro.-erS.
Lille D. Blake, Z. B. Harbert. A. l. Dunlway, ii. NJ.
cougar and n W. Lowell in oeaal or Female SUI
N2Sd
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Avn outlnw,.rrirnca Death.
afh.
MY ErNe
Hg LEkFs PROM HIs CiFRlS AID SIaRLI Runs
WV

II LLAE- ffs-h hi1 NffrlN AID NlhnAt 49,
Away FNoA PRISON.
\ FhHe 1g'0hit PrrSs special says that LUCKY
doe Nl,~la. uie chiei u a band u horse thieves
au1 outlaws, escaped from the JAN OF Ns1aEa
county. North Carolina, yesterday by sharp ruse
Wilson WAS sentenced ~ N4e STATE prison FOR ten
years Tor his ouiiawry. For some weeks past ne
has p0tsi.iet 10 be quite III Wednesday night
be Z, ed death. wss lA.i out ~ tie prison on
Ella aat prepared inr burial The coffin was
ufdeI1d and -. Other preparations made Tor the
peel "a al HGtNi.i-Gils. Who're Il IVES viewed bT
many q thc prisoners nd Officers a; tns fal The
'N- veg" Md. open s,J,4 securing Nlayti "a death.
hiuol nae S''lrtea from The mouth and r.n down
O. thn o'i tCNt1us- A niaisIer Vas >cEt for u
lr"ton u" funeral sermon. The body was left
alone u7iA The TINE arrived Tor burial When
eN+tNtNRs became Qaitt bolt ihe VrisUa. Wilson
suddenly ssSarreCted GlA>s Z sprang I'D and
dashed cuc OF The rcuin. ana made MS escape
teIyF" am one Was aware u what had occared
lie alShei down the mountain Aua led tow ard
fehnesNee- X Is harry probable that be VIII be
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MINOR NOTES.


THE MAN WHO WAS 10 HAVE BEEv HANGED To-
DAY-IIs PREPARATION FOR Dr.Ta.
Frank Minor, the coored man convicted OF the
murder OF his wife. Victoria Minor On October llth
1so2. WAS 20 have been hanged to-day, between IL
and O'Clock at the District jail. A reprieve was
granted by President Arthur on Tuesday last for
two weeks, which fixes sidav the 2Ist Inst as the
day Of execution Tits WIS granted IT the request
o. the COUNSEL &esSTS /. r. Miller and T.. D. Wright
to enable the case to be heard 10y the Court In Cen
eral Term ON exceptions taken during the Trial If
April 1888 TO the ruling Of the court Judge Hag-
ner) In the mater of Jurors The request went up
VITA the approval OF Mr.. =. :. Woithtngton. the
district attorney ana CHER Justice Carter Ii was
prou,iitly acted Oh by the Pre,den: and Attorney
executed and the prisoner was notified. When lirst
informed OF the respite Minor showed but little
einotion but subsequently, he appeared 10 be pleased
and DELI hted At TIE short addition made TO hts lie
by the act OF the executive. lie IS not OF a verv
emotional temperament al any time but IL not
long after this ness was preached to him that its
enect Was Clearly percepiikie. Yesterday he eX-
pressed the hope that something might occur 10
save his i.e but his heart not placed on it, for
he was preparing for another world. He did not
think that there was much In his case to set aside
the verdict upon, nor did he expect that it would
be set aside. He. however, thought that II the
court could understand the exact condition OF his
mind at the time OF the commission OF the crime It
would be regarded in his favor Minor has been for
some years member or Zion Baptist church tRev.
VIM Gibbons PASTOR. and has ever bornethe char
acter since Joining the church. some six or seven
years ago, Of IN humble Christian. since his La
carceratl0l he has been almost constantly engaged
in his religious duties reading bis Bible and Jew
religious books and papers
ARGUMENTS IN TIE COURT IN GENERAL TERN To-
DAY.
This afternoon in the Court In General Term the
case was taken up on exceptions from Judge
Hagner's rulings District Attorney Worthington
appeared for the government and NessrsL 7. F.
Miller and Z. d. Wright for the defendant The
first Is as to the excuSng OF q Juror whose name
was ON the list furnished the prisoner, and the
other four exceptions are as TO pronouacing certain
persons summoned as Jurors competent after 1t Is
claimed they, upon examination, were really in
competent to serve. The argument was not con-
Guided and VIII be resumed ON Monday.
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Washington Night Lodging House.

10 the Editor 81 TIE EvKxISa STAR:
saw 1t noticed In O morning paper a few days
ago that New York Is about to open "l,.iStag
houses upon the Boston plan. where meals. bata
and lodging viii be given Tree" Why "Bosloa
plan?" We have had the same Kind OF an institu-
eion IN washington. supported by the voluntary
Contributions or our people, where meas, bath and
loiglhg are furnished ree-all Others aSNtuS Sug.e
charge or money or labor TX las been the tempo
rary nome or many Old soldier or sailor, Willie
waung the Sow unwindng OF red tape In the .eG-
sion ofnce or admission 10 soldiers Home. Law
stfs- DOCTORS and cleTgymen have found Il a CON-
Iortapie nome while waiting for SBmtt hing 10
turn up" The funds for running expenses have
always been provided by our charitable people.
who are never called upon IL yaiu. Last year a
property was purchased for permanent lc.ar!on.
ana We do need FUNDS bow 10 pay the renaial's. III
dtotedbesS. This have no doubt WI bo ,og,uHl-
Tea IL short time. No S?iaTIaS are p8iI except -
me superintendent, who l. always On duty. ~
cept this, every dollar --o"S 10 The support ~ i.c
needy The report Tor last month SHOWS. L1.Etlr =
furnished, ll. meals 10 dodgers. "a extra m.s.s %
OUTSIDE poor. 10: >ii "a i9S pro 5ard for ..
% have been reiiISa hzC3u-e ~ min GA E'r-su.
2"oncn and Children I-cTe 2cCOnlLlota tea lL.fl-
the month h.
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E.e Site Of Itre New Bridge.
GRowL FROM ALEXANDRIA coUsry.
Any .N.-Ht-rA o. ~ N---L I-zI

ALEXANDRIA Co. Ma, March !, 1894
To the Editor Of Tar EyEHrNs SrAR.
Is IL nos pertinent f0r CT ten OF Al9N9ntria
county, Va. 10 ask senator Rii'ieh~T-9r WHY Le 80
warmly advocates the building Q: a Ilee bridge a.
the Three Sisters. ana YET iI9reS thu fact Ihaj 4
brdge can b. cons lTuCJe1 II IL fCgt oi High street.
Georgetown. tor the money airec.:r aI'Dr p "a
by tn" free bridge law 81 1852 vi Barbul~ stated
To delegation ~ fal1Gar> wao waited o1 hla lr,.U
/ TINS county that his surveys demonstrated Jlat
100000 WAS amply sufficient 10 build hri,lse
below the aquedkt I'll" t. item there was good.
which was not apparently iua ,aSH above the
aqG.duct; and. maslnucG a. :it0fVU wouI bUlid
both draw ard bridge. he cDGtG MT see why W.
shCuu not GO there. Our je.cg tica told him n =
Georgetown would hot permit, h-cIt~" oi the *
pressed Ietr ina, The bri -e would .IjI-e The htr
Dor. Now. wish 10 say tnat draw br.lgcs co rlt
Interfere with The Immense " .jer t III Ui CHI, 4D
Which Is probably atiouN.il Ia ~ aJr theu 8.
OF "eo.sttowh; and TANK II pretty hard Jitt
this latter place should let It's picpyune business
stand III te way of free bridge She l. 50 ia hin
IN true patriotism aS 10 want ever! body 10 her
way. aid Will crush Us between Iil- upper NnI
neither milestone of her seshneSs .uI the self-.n-
t"rest OK the essees OF the Aqneduct- The hono~a-
be senator states that litigation can keep the les
sees for many years from s'yln. title to The gov
otay the dicati0n Ct Georgetown? Ne. liiS consul
tuents, have some rights, and free bridEe, VII l.
50 we insist that il he is IN earnest for free bridge
that he Ash tie Secretary OF War to build one no
matter IL Georgetown does kick. We farmers do
hot care continental where bridge Is built, AID
we warmly protest against our senslor fght1g for
anything "a the least illpTacicabie but rather 20
Ia to win free bridge. He has never n;iOned.
set. Site below the bridge. Why? Is Ii not de-
vice OF the many TO talk Three Sisters only? sup
pose he asks the secretary OF War 20 try hk hand
at building bridge below the AqIeduct, even If
Georgetown does Squeal. We, who are hurt 10y THIS
Difference TO the wishes OF tie lessees and George
town, and who, by the way. seem 10 be governed
only by their selfish interests think is about
time 10 stop talking. and try IL brt ge cauuCt be
built down the river below the AQuelUct IL has
been claimed IN your columns that there are good
sites at several points below. Now. let Mir. Riddle
berger ascertain the Iart5 without regard 10 %AAJ
Georgetown merchants urge Tor 1 Aree sisters We
want u Tree brllge-Lhats what's the matter
Ira
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The National Theater.


The Irving presentation OF the Merchant OF
Venice drew to the National last night probably
the largest Of the large audiences OF the week. In
the throng that were unable to get seats were
many ladies who stood patiently throughout the
entire performance Mr. Irvings personation OF
Shylock though Astounding In fine points and es-
pecialiy in the pathos With which he invested the
part Of the wrOnged and prosecuted Jew, was not
the al-abscrbiu feature OF the play. 1t Is notice
able that Mr. Irving never seek, TO make himself
conspicuous rs star ID the sacrifice Of the sym-
metry ana effectiveness OF the performance as a
whole Thus, last night, the play OF the merchant
Of Venice"-not Of ''shylock'-waS presented with
q completeness as regards the parts, the Costumes
and the stage effects never before approached In
this city, II In the country. Mr.. Irvng's Snyiock
may not be the best We have had, but certainly we
never have had so good Shyock as his, ami so In
comparable Portia as that OF Miss Terry in the
same performance; and from the leading parts
down TO the street boys munching bananas every
character was adequately represented
Tonight the Irving company appear In "Much
Ado About Nothing" afforJing an opportunity to
see Mr.. Irving and Mss Terry together In Shakes
per1an comedy. The stage settings, costumes, &C,
for this play are said TO be the elaborate and
costly In the Irving list
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4 View og Washington Trom the Ont


r. m the New York Mail ana E1Dress
Washington has become - much matter OF ma
rional pride hat enc experiences a cert ain shock
on realizing low provincial II stu remains. WIN
The rXee''jlon % JUDGE Nick Andrrsnu's new home
There X scarcely anEIhiu- In the n II domestic
IT h'tcr turc thai T. worthy of Comment And y-b
al 'agl Il done has been done outside. The most
pr"teutiOGs houses ere barren within Judged H.
ail Tie standards Of Interior decoration. fIayu
White walls. family portraits some unin, erestIg
pil iareS. IN riagere with badly selected bric-a-
bfac, and Nottingham curtains, desJrte the o.
di.i iry Washington Interior When Mr.. Blaine
wanted pictures Tor his Lew home he bought OIL
Paintings at peripateiic auction. THIS instance
Is typical THIS prOVlnclalism goes deeper A.
Washington afternoon receptions IL L. not UncoI.-
mon 10 md the hostess IA her gown. II l. pa
all probability elaborate -bedecked silk al
lair, but Still tea gown.
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COLLINS on MerchG lisa p WALTER COLLINS.
heioF q IN ban Il ,lth 81 Collins and SOL 81 Josn
FuneT v II aid pace from tie Methods, Protesta
c-Ir,i. t'lTE town SATURDAY,. March : az pI9 %
CEDS-FILLD o., March 7tn lSSl a. 3 u'cl1.s q ~,
al .elsl.t fever. HELM ELLIS twin dauCht-r VI J.
aHa Il oroe -ieid, i'll Tie sixth 3 g oi her age.
HUN on Msrch s 1854 at SIS r m. Of s,-.rlet
fever, JOSEPH D sou # Ferdinand ana Annie huhn,
he flers! VIII tax II FROM his parents i-noe.
No So street northeast, to-laorrow. at $50 o'ulo,.
HUNS suddenly; on March 9Th ,sst at ne RI,
ILancastlr papers please copyl
.JANIFER; On Thurrdly, Ms.ch 9TH ls,4. FRANCIS
aged ~: seven ;,.ti moths and W days - ~ l.
barring LAZY. thou hast left IA
But It rs Is G I'D Tat iilafi has, b-Sr 1 Us.
He can al our sorrows heal
Funeral # resi el,ee. 70 ~ street northwes.
Saturday. March 9Th, At o'clock y.
J6sfas HARRISON kNotT IN the sI, y year
Fnnerzl from his late residence No loon Eighteenth
str,+t northwest. ON sat nrday; Mar - Iss4; at
e'Iock a N. from Thence 20 - Mattl'w'. church
MCAyOY. Suddenly. CD March 7th, Iss4, at eleven
o'clock. m, Of scarlet lever. JOSEPH n son OF
John NJ and Kate & McAyoy. aged nine years and one
40 funeral burial private: scarlet fever in family
MCFARLAND. on Merh 9Th lss4 al seven o'clock
pm. Al Brigts Cd, DC, Mrs HENRIETTA McFAt-
Ihe funeral viii take place from the resi- lence OF br
Jaw T F. Csse saturday. at ten o'clock NJ
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
kOEMMELE. ON Thursday evening, Msrch 9Th. 1885,
Al s,l5 D. II. JOSEPH noEMNELE ascd hfIy-hvS
Funeral viii take plsce from the residence If h
johnson N 1Gs street Northeast Of q,
s..n .ay a:t-:tOcu. 3Ib instant al pm. fIIelds
Invited % sf.c 1
WARD oa Thursday. March g. 1924. =, $50 a m,
MAR l.. waow Of tie late lOUert " ald IL tie 81 xteta
year u hcr AZ.
Funeral tr5.n her so1-in-laws Daniel Rothwelrs,
T-.Lrl,1. NJ 10 nth street snCtea=t saturday,
hitri : Il o'clock nulatlse friends a
l. attend ..
NHIFPLE In Philadelphia, Pa. on March 5th. lisa,
MALi.. MHIlPik dat gll-eT q IL ate Fdwarc -
VIM, L. ard alaugtt 81 ths Al
a. .uu,r Ni ;Ase 49, traIn - Phtricks CAu.ch.
a. $50 CC.l-s a. L.. saturday. tie I'll instant.
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F. i.atrr. one OF tie WeAlihi-st Farmers IN tie
vicinity ~ Ha~ton, Ohio. early I'm the year N, =
ter!gG1iy disappeared. ne WdS a nan wei a.i-
yaIcc3 ingrsra, with a family O. zen children, aud,
as 81 WAS known az t3r lsA' ~ lis d.sappe..Tancs
that ae hi considerable money about his person,
II WAS EeJ'Ttiy accented fbt be had been was-
lalu ann MAJ l'EFt IAe reason 81 las abs dee h- :
Just come 10 i4-lr hy letter received mon -
south. written tf woman WAC = ties Baker =
Wi b I-ir aHt VIA never return 10 Ia uily. liz
MT iIe ~JiuaH Ia Dayton aHmetina during lHp
holidays Ea.tr never n3d any jf14hi, VITA bI }
fam s.. and WAS led - ab uduB Them ny tbs f4~l-
nation Ut Tie woman, Wa s,ylts herself t-r.ts
Harper. MIS- Baker bSa begun Uro.a- ttIEs "A
cau-t - reserve her husbands extensive farm l0r
Lelsel ..aa tlArt1n.
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Wall Street To-day.
THE STOCK NARKET DEpRrSSRn on Arr0TTN

SPTtIE SHIPMENTS.
NEW YoEK, March THE Post says: The stock
market was depressed this forenoon after II o'clock
by the understanding that the exports Of gold ny
Tomorrow steamer would be as Large as 2! 500 Coo
Previous TO this announcement the market had
been extremely duh but firm, ana there had been
some gradual hardening or prices up to about Ills.
II was apparent that the ouiiS were doing nothing
TO advance prices. ana t. - the li"nces OF prices
was due 10 the caution OF tie iearS ana taer desire
to gradually cover their outstanding short sales
without advancing prices. Bat as soon as II be-
came known that the exports OF gold would be
large they TOOK fresh courage and attacked the
whole market WIFE the Result of causing general
decline ol x 10 per cent.
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To-day. I'm the Probate court. jude Mac arthur.
the viii az the late CalgresS.laa. = fIaIUi -. NJ
Mackey was fully proven. The VIII Or rs -pss n
Pope. wife of Z. Z. Pope, ileI today. I,aVe -r
as executor.
Thomas McNe!ley, charged with violating the
postal law by aO-tra.tin.r letters. WAS placed Oa
ITial In the C;inini Court to-day.
There were number Of warrants issued by the
clerk OF the Police Court TODAY against persons Tor
failing to remove SHOW from the sidewalks.
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TROUBLE BKrwrFS A pstvsr .sp r.yy.S-P,

TROUBLE BETWEEN A PRtRsr AND IANNsS.-Fur
soine time trouble has existed between Rev. Is. y.
OEoylan, a Catholic prizes. OF Corning, Ohio, anl
A. J. McDevitt, druggist OF that place. who i
also a Catholic and has been q membar OF Father
q Boyians church. sunday night q mon uf To-
tween forty and nfry Ulen called at the store ~
NcDevitt and took him into the country for ,:,s
tance N three miles. where they exacted promises
from him hat he would retrsct what he had sat
about the priest Father BOylan IL IN Columbus
lD consultation with the bishop The names N the
persons WHO took AcDeyitt from his store arc
kuONQ.
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1t is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR
RAJ CURE IS the only treatment that viii absolutely
statements Of symptoms by tho cured mailed freA D
B. DEWEY co. 1872 Fulton street, NJ. feb4m, " fso
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MEDICAL OFFICERS AsslcsKD.-By direction Of the

MEDICAL
Secretary OF War the following named Officers II
the medical department (receutly appointed viii
report BIZ letter Tor assignment to duty as follows:
First LieuJs. water ". H. Fisher AMI Adrian :.
f0.lcmuS. assistant surgeons, 70 the commanding
general department OF CALIFORNIA. Fr-t Ilrut-.
William Stephenson, MitsI4 {. Bofdeu aud tiGti,)
IL. Chaplin. aosSJ1Gt surEeO.ln ID TIE commando"
general department Of the PIEIEe, First Lieut..
surgeons, 70 The GONNA 1udng general department
eNiS: First Lieut.. william a. ,r3Sh,. assistant
surgeon 10 tie commanding -tnvral 3n JarJl-i.t 81
ArZuua; First LieJ,. CAa.ly> u. oalidl. ASS ant
surgeon. TO tie conl2itII- general d. 1ar'iI "a. II
the East: First Lieut.. James =. Pitcher. assist M
surgeon. 10 the Commanding general department
Of dakota.
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Il
,o,, TO TIE q North St NEsT AND SOUTHWEST.
'sibLI i ihh nAGS1ri StiEkfR "a ihfcITfkEfH
Trans Is.SE WASHINGTON, FEo,I sTATIoS CORNER
2OFittsaur- and the Nrst Chi aso Limited Express
S-Ia-aee Sl,fint Carr a. CSC cai.y Fast Line
Z tncinna1i Hestern LxrE'- 80 ,. m. daily with
tlies-o va ce.s d & & i felH E oIS VIII i2F
Eel inZ 'ar t7tt~3 ugE Il CinCago Mail Express
Iasei See i @ "a, IL WIS, nrs snd Inc West with
bALtI1iolE AND IOIOMAC RAILROAD.
I6r Irl,- cans, ca,-na, Rochester BufeIe. Niagara
{ptq l. n. cslly. except saturday. NTH r!ace "a
hls.-!- - ii-''' q, saturday iEt NIL
Str pll:.z,o r:. Lock Haven and E.lnira at9.40, u
!cl New - al, ~. East = 4. ~. 70. -oa m ~.
Ill5 / IL. Int Iz,rsz Of Iu.lz: rilr S,1
- L., MI, MI ~. TfI q, ,i, $50
IL. Eroosji. : VI tlrcurh trains connect a, 1,-.
s,l'ct tIsIs.r = Ivg1 street. .So.llI IouUIs 1tc
Iol 1l..sdclI1a. So aj l0-o 4 m 90 400 1o.oo
.lG1j y J. Nls suldsy. ~. lC..0 ard II l. . ~
Ia izi ,:e -. ia, SIC. 90 100 nsI %
49, - 4el.. 20 80 lt.,o Il y, D. III On
s@I-aay .1t!Cvs ii.4 o. &C., .iV lU.uG a..d l. -
10 IeIt,s Ccees Line. t:5o and 4:4cp III. daily
Icf Alma. 30 IT. and n daily exceptsua-
4 M aSb Ai hSp aI HA
Ie. So aiqI:a. - ~ 225 II o5 AKA IL SIS s,n
g = p ~: e.: 20 AID II 'S5 P3n cn SUNDAY ~
}ol Eiclnci sLo tie sCrrn - and ;05 III daily
Ian ss,e At1sneria ia al t sos 10
AID l970 m: lJo s:95 80: 5:iU 10 and 10: 40 p
1clt,s and i1folnasion :he Office northeast corner
,:el h.re erGsEs lie lrit ,he checking 0a
>. n WOOD. tIt neral Passenger Agent
CHAs. IuGH GeneraI Msi.a1er. ali
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THE CHARGES AGAINST MAYOR LArRor

THE CHARGES AGAINST MAYOR LATRoRE.-Tls
ha~Ylend senate, rfteT three-hOurS' discussion
He terday, reconsid-red It's action 10 "Wednesday
the order recl1ng the appc -utment OF committees
O. nVe TO Investigate tine charges against MavCr
Lstrobe. Having TecouSdercd II, the senate tn'l
laid Tie order on Ia" table. MeanNhils III.
Robert Garrett has written the IiAyur a letter
eHph3ticallr deny Tug tur -~eTtnS made 10y tI.i-
k!oWn. aud The latter. With Mr.. keyscr aid IA.
hopkins. Is out In another letter expressing tho
hope Tor Official iByes igatiOn ~ Tie matter.
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LEWISTON. ME-, March s.-The boiler NJ The Bo,-
ton mil at Bryants pond exploded to-day. kill. ?
four men. while another was badly Injured. Tire
OF the killed were boiler makers from Boston, 40
had just repaired the boiler which burst while tny
We're Eatlerlug up Iueir tools.
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SUPPosEp TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED.-It is now
suspected that MI. John Euffeth, who was found
dead In the public road near Monroyla. Frederick
county, Md, last Friday and was supposed 10 have
been frozen 10 death, was murdered by robbers.
TWO colored men have been arrested for the crime
and coroner's jury have found facts enough 70
commit them 70 1al
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FINANCIAL AND CONIEERCEAL

The New York Stock Market.
Thef0llowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to IL. Ii. Dodge, $50 18TH street:
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SCAKIM, march ii Q2,mtdton OF the tTIov~
which fought against tie btltlSn at TeD naS $3.50
TO Suahil 1t reports that The tliOeS under -
Dfgna are waVeIing IL their allegiance, a. rs
news or the British victory has become lie. e
widely known.
DYNAMITE TO BLOW Up BARON ROTHSCuTD.
VIENNA, t.arch "A quantity OF dynamite and
ntrQ-glICeTiHe has been discovered in q house CT
the Fa'ollten suburb. opposite TIE mansion or Ba-
ron itothSchiid. he sNpI0aitiUp Is that there Was
an Intention 10 eAsIoue Tue llalaiUu through the
sewers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-07

THE RUIN OF DAUGHTER FEARFuLLY AVENGED.
A dispatch from Savannah, Ga, says that the
coroner stopped negro funeral yesterday, and re-
moving the shroud and clothing from the corpse
revealed nine knife wounds, Inflicted by man in
whose house the funeral was being held The VIC
tim wcS william Dunn, and tue murderer Jerry
Ha21nA The latter tried TO conceal tue murder,
REPORTING to the authorities that IL Was case OF
pneumonia. and making a hurried burial. Dunn's
Intimacy with Hagin's daughter led 70 the crime
Tia murderer was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-07

RANGE % f1n TnRnxoxrrrR-Tne fonowine
were the readings Ct tho once OF the chief signal
of1cer to-day,-5a M, al: IL an, 1A9 pm. ia
Maximum, Sz.H minimum, IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-07

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