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Charged with Backing Policy.

William II. Thomas. colored, was on trial in the
Police Court to-day, charged with being policy
hacker and writer. Detectives Raft and Block tes-
titled that the Goth OF last month the defendant
Jumped from the Alexandria local train. the cor
ner OF 9th street and Maryland avenue, while the
train was I'm motion. They arrested him and found
on his person the drawings Uf the same day. \
quantity OF policy papers We're found at his resi-
dence, No 81 Jackson alley. While Mr. Rafi was
on the stand Detective Block whispered to the wit
ness. MIR. Cahill. counsel for the prisoner. arose
and said: SIT is simply outrageous Tor detective
to prompt witness while on the stand" The
court ordered Nr. Block Ia step aside.
-On croSS-eXaminatiOn Detective Block admitted
that he mad played policy. About eight years ago
he instructed by the district attorney break
up the policy business. and he has ever since en-
deavOred to perform his duty.
ThaddeuS Spurgen, a printer in the government
printing Office, testified that he had PLAYED policy
on the defendant since the fifth OF october last
Witness gets copy OF the Louisville Courieg-Jo,tr-
nal to prove his drawings by. He sends his plays
by the defendant to Alexandria. Witness received
plays from employees OF the Olice to send TO Alex
andrfa-
The court, after reviewing the testimony. said be
thought that the defendant was guilty on one OF
the five counts, and sentenced him 10 six months
in jail Appeal noted Bonds $500.
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A London dispatch says: Extraordinary precau-
tiOns being taken TO insure the safety OF Buck
fngham palace. The movements OF all persons
lurking In its neighbOrhOod are closely watched.
The English detectives at New York have been
provided with portraits OF suspected dynamiterS
Gen. Stephenson has directed Gen. Graham to
have the troops embark at Trinkitat and return to
Suakim, as the latter place Is the best base for
operations against Osman Digna
John Arthur, a Partisan banker, a defaulter to
the amount OF $3.50 coo. has abSconded.
The College oil Physicians and Surgeons In Balti-
more, yesterday, graduated l21 doctors.
Eva Mcmahon, little girl, died from hydropho-
ba Ia Chicago last evening, the third death there
from this disease within q week
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Meeting of the a. II. Stock khOlders.

BosToS. March 5-For the first time In several
years the stockholders OF the mon Pacific railroad
company met to-day ia this city. The room Was
packed with about three hundred gentlemen, ard
many were unable 10 gain admission. The meet-
ing called TO order and r. Gordon Dexter wha
chosen chairman. Henry Mcfarland elected
secretary. and the meeting was adjourned 70 q
large room. The object OF the meeting Is TO elest
directors for the ensuing year and to vote upon the
following amendment 10 the bylaws That the aIs-
nal election OF the company shall hereafter be he'd
on the last "Wednesday of March In each year, at 10
IL ~, at the Office or the company In Boston.
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Eelegranllic RHiRls
Political NOees.

The California republican state central commit
tee Will meet at Oakland April 30th.
The Rhode Island democratic state convention
has been called for March 18th.
In yesterdays town elections I'm New York state,
Newburg. ElInlra and Utica show republican gaiDa,
In Rochester the honors rest even; Cohoes and Au-
burn show democratic gains Burlington, VI, went
republican.
A bill passed the Virginia senate yesterday by o
strict party vote providing that whenever judges ~
election shall be arrested and taken into custody y
officials OF the United states government they shall
either close the polls, canvass the vote and MAKE
their returns, shall have power and authority 70
swear I'm as judges OF election so many may -
arrested or summoned as witnesses from the By
ISLANDERS. who shall discharge the duties imp0sed
upon Judges OF election 10y law.
The kennedy strict prohibition bill has become 3
law IN Iowa
IL is announced that zoo persons voted at the lat
municipal election IN Scranton, Pa, on fraudulent
tax certificates. and Richard Calden. bruther-iI-
law OF Mayor-elect Frank Bealaish, was yesterday
arrested Tor utteTfng such tax receipts. and ws1
held In 81 900 bail 10 answer ia court This u ed
TO be the first OF forty similar cases
One hundred prohibiuionsts met at HartfoYo.
Conn. Tuesday, and nominated a full state tacks3
and delegates 10 the national convention &C Indiss-
apolls-
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MEMORY.
ST. PETERSBURG, March Every mark OF respect
for the memory or the deceased American ministsr,
was shown 10y the authorities An offer OF mlli-
tary 10 attend the remains 10 their tempe
rary Resting place In the church was made, but tie
relatives OF Mr.. Hunt declined this honor
ARREST ING ANARCHISTS IN SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, March 5.-Ihe arrest OF anarchists by the
Swiss police sill continues.
THE LATEST IRISH ISFORNER A ICSATIC.
LONDON. March 5.-Ncllis. the Irish infor1ner, who
surrendered The other day 10 the Greenock police,
and Who proipss''d 10 give the names OF the muf-
derers OF the earl OF LetriIn, Is believed 10 be
lunatic.
PROTEST OF THE POPR
ROME. March 5-The pope has formally protestA0
against the conversion 10y the Italian governmeho
or the real property OF the Propaganda Eide Ing
Italian renteS
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-A dispatch to the
CHRONICLE from Los Angeles. dated yesterday sayA-
Several miles of the southern Pacific railroad have
been washed out In the Colorado desert, near Man,
moth Tank. The east-bound passenger train which
left Los Angeles yesterday Il reported ditched nc
that station and isolated 10y extensive washouts On
/ hlIh SIDES
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The Railway Convention I'm Manitoba
The Independence of Parliament Acc
i'm Canada.

oTTlwA. ONT. March Sir John Macdonald
has introduced In the house OF commons bill 20
amend the Independence OF parliament act Tie
purpose or the bl Is 10 allow Sir Charles Tupper 20
occupy the post or high commissioner OF England.
and at the same time remain a member OF the
cabinet here Blake moved that the title OF the
bill bc amended 10y adding the words "and 10 I.
pair the efficiency or said actr The motion was
lost 10y vote OF l0l TO S. The bill was read frnt
time
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Libel Suits Growing Out Of Dukes, Az.
Quittal.

| TSIoSTowS, PA, March Suits for cr1minsl
libel have been enteDd against rhe editors OF the
Rel,DRicdn Standard by r. III. Acklin and Lawrence
| KNOTS, members of the jury which acquitted
Dukes The alleged libel appeared I'm issues OF that
paper IN March last, and consisted In great part ~
headline articles written the subject OF Dukes
| acqulttal. Damage suits Will also be brought w
| the same parties.
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II d. BARR,
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
FALL AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED
Gentlemen who have had trouble in getting fitted aud
suited lnv,tsa 70 call at the Fashion House
sepl l1lPA Ave. WaahiD2ton. D. q
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SAN FRANCISCO, March Edwards the cham
rion Australian pedestrian. has accepted the chsl-
lenge OF Vaughn. the English champion, for S1-
days match, and has put up forfeit OF $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

MARYLAND LEGISL aTCRE.-In the Maryland SEN
ate yesterday, Mr.. Moore, OF Mont gomery county,
discussed the cheap marriage license bill. which
makes The cost OF license 60 cents. % cents for
the clerk and ten cents for the chromo." The bill
enabling the city OF Baltimore TO create q debt OF
s2OO0.0OO TO secure southern connections through
the Richmond and Danville railroad ordered
engrOSSed for third reading. The Reading railroad
settlement bill was amended In committee of the
whole and passed through the house OF delegates,
providing that the RAILROAD company shall pay the
state the entire SuSquehanna and 1idewater canal
Indebtedness within twenty-five years.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
Oh MONEY REFUNDED.
WARRINGTON BRANCH: 9226 STREET NV,
PARSONS INSTITUTE" BALrnoRI Nd,
For tho
GALvANO MAGNETIC TREATMENT OF DISEASE

The policy which for three years has been the means
OF introducing and establishing the Magnetic Treat
ment successfully in Baltimore, Is hereby formally
lnauKurated on THIS. THE 4TH DAY OF MARCH 1884 in
the Capital at Washington, namely: In all cases
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. or the ENTIRE
AMOUNT PAID FOR TREATMENT WILL
BE REFUNDED.
We have personal testimonials tal of Baltimore and
many OF this city, of the radical and of
te following chronic diseases, which have appeared and
are still daily appearing in the Baltimore Sum- to wit,
Catarh; Erysipelas. General Debility. Nervous and
Physca Prostratlon. Insomnia Seeplessness. Lead
POISONING HeInorrhages of Lungs and PneumOnia,
Malaria. LumbaHo. Hay Fever Neuralgia Rheumatism
and rheumatic GOu Paralysis in all its FORMS Sciatica
spinal Complaint, Liver Complaint Pains in Head and
BACK Womb Diseases Cc. ration Prolapsis and Chronic
!rregularities Epieptic and Lataeptic Commissions
Disease. Spinal Curvature Muscular Atrophy Of any
part OF the body restoration of impai ed hearing and
LocoHlotor AtaXer. We making specially OF the
perfect Restoration of Impaired Sight
Our guaran e. plan differs from the usual to this
enect IN that give written guarantee to refund
the entire amount paid for treatment in salts
faction Is not afforded the patients the stated period
agreed upon as the time of trial Our iminense
practice for three years in Baltimore
good faith.
CONSULTATION FREE. OFFICE HOURS FROM
u NJ TO p NJ
mar56S DIR. E A. PARSONS b co.
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lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE
81 new Patent Perfect RAzors best quality guaranteed
and exchangeabe not satisfactory ~ esch at the
Rodgers' Cutlery Store 4S7 Pa ave. feb25-6t
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THE COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
Proceedings OG the Woman Suffrage
Convention.

ELOQUENT ToNGCEp AND FL FGANrIy DRESSED wo-
MEN CHAMPION THE RIGHTS or THEIR SFN-NRS.
BLAKE REVIEWS THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
AND DECIDES IN FAVOR or Ey-sENA AroR NJ Don AID
As FRIEND OF wOMEN-BUSINEsS TRANSACTED
TO-DAY, &C.
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The American consul at Dundee, Scotland, has
asked captains Of whaling vessels to keep lookout
for Lieut. Greey in Bafn bay, In view OF the posi-
bility OF his drifting from Smiths sound on an ice
foe.
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S2.O00,OOO More Of American GOLD
d.OinV AbrOad.

NEW YORK, March ;. Wall Street. Noon.-It is re-
ported that upwards of saO00.9W have already been
engaged for the steamers sailing on Saturday.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s23O, O.10; customs, s72s, 1856.
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ruy fvrxrxe STAR is served to subecr1ber IN tne the
r,fy nv carriers on their account at i0 cents per
~ttf or "a cents per month Copies al .he counae,
trs year &c, months 80
Entered at the Post Office at Washington d. e.
second class mail matterI
IT,, W~,xIy sr.nLpublish.f on Friday-sl . year.
rostar. preraid Si1 months 30 cents
e~ All mail subscriptions must be paid Ia advance:
!, parer sent longer than Is paid for
Rates of aivertis q made known application.
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Col. Newton Succeeds Gen. Wright.
THE NEW CHIEE ENGINEER aE THE AMY


An order was issued from the War department
to-day directing Col John Newton, engineer corps,
to assume the duties Of chief OF engineers to-mor-
row, when the retirement OF Gen. H. G. Wright
takes effect. His nomination for that Office Will
probably be sent to the Senate tomorrow. Hewas
ordered by telegraph yesterday to proceed at once
from New York to Washington, and he arrived here
to-day. Gen. NewtOn's reputation is world
wide, and his name is a familiar one among
the scientists and engineers OF Europe. He
is best known In this country as the
engineer in charge of the He'll Gate improvement,
and he has been on that duty for q number OF
years past. He is native Of Virginia, and was ap-
pointed to the Military academy from that state.
He served with great distinction during the war.
He reachel the brevet rank OF major general March
13th 1865 for gallant and meritor1ouS services dur
ing the war. Previous TO that time he was breveted
lieutenant colonel, colonel and br1gadier general
for gallant and mer1tOriOus services at Antietam,
Gettysburg, Peach Tree creek and the campaign
against Atlanta. He will select his own successor
to continue the Improvements OF New York harbor
The US. inspectors who have been inQuirfng
into the causes Of the wreck OF the City OF COlum
bus hold Capt Wright to be guilty OF negligence,
a"f deprive him OF his license as q master and
pilot.
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New BANK.-The controller of the currency has
authorized the Three Rivers National Bank OF
Three Rivers, Michigan, to begin business, with q
capital Of $64 OO0
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The Question Of Canadian ImmiCra.
ton.
MR.. NIMMo SITS DOWN PRETTY HEAVILY UPON MR.


In reply to the dispatch from ottawa, OF March g.
to the effect that John Love- secretary OF the de-
partment OF agriculture, proposes to prove the
worth!essness OF Mr.. Nimmo'S statements in re-
gard to the Canadian immigration into the United
States by one Irwin, formerly deputy collector at
Port Huron. Mr.. NmmO states that Irwin was re-
tired from the public service for cause five years
ago: has since resided In Canada. and Is now
brakeman on the Grand Trunk railway. RIt all
the alleged Inaccuracies have occurred since Irwin
left the service. Mr.. NimmO shows that the accu-
racy or his immigration statements is confirmed by
the census statistics or Canada, which show fall
ing of in the population OF twenty-iour electoral
districts in the province OF quebec, and of twenty
counties in the province OF ontario, as well as by
the United States census, showing an increase OF
2223693 persons OF Canadian birth in ten years Be
sides this the Canadian railroad statistics OF pas
Senger movement indicate that those railroads ac-
tualiy brought into the United States many i'm
migrants as Air. Nfinmo says came. Ii would APP
pear that the eX-deputy collector will have to do
some pretty swearing in order to meet these
statements, which seem to be OverwneImn
against Mr.. loves declaration.
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The students at Princeton college are holdisn
large Indignation meetings because OF the nv ~
TEN which the faculty has recently inauguEStod
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The Census Appropriation Exhausted.

THE ENTIRE FORCE OF EMPLOYEES TO BE FURLoCGHED
EXCEPT THREE PERSONS.
George W. Richards, acting superintendent Of the
census. to-day sent to Secretary Teller comlnun-
cation referring his communication OF the 18th OF
February. and states "that on the 1th instant the
appropriation for the expenses OF the tenth census
will have been substantially exhausted The further
employment OF the clerical force either for the
completion OF tabulatiOnS for the necessary
work in connection with the printing OF reports now
In the hands OF the public printer would result in
ttacreatOn OF a deficiency and the incurrence OF a
lxsJlity for which there is no provision or law AS
You have already indicated to me that under no
circumstances would you consent to deficiency. I
have the honor to recommend that the entire ceri-
cal and other forces OF the Office be furlOughe from
and after the 9TH instant with the exception OF so
many clerks mot to exceed three In numbeD as
may be required to enable me to respond to the
current correspondence and that all work be slls-
pended both In this Ofrice and at the Government
Printing Office so far as the same relates to the
port OF the tenth census until the further action
OF Congress shall authorize It's resumption or pro-
vide for Its definite termination"
secretary Teller replied to-day, saying: 81 do
not think it is proper to create deficiency by con-
tinuing the work in the absence OF sufficient ap-
preparations You will. therefore, as you suggest,
furOugh the entire force, the three clerks YOU
name. When there shall be appropriation the
work can be resumed"
THE CENSUS APPROPRIATION EXHAUSTED.
Secretary Teller enclosed the above correspond
ence to Hon. Samuel j. Randall, chairman OF the
committee on appropriations OF the House, In O
communication, saying: 81 do not think it econ
omy to suspend work on the census at this time.
but l have no authority to continue 1t and thus
create q deficiency. On the 18th OF February last
transmitted to you copy OF a letter from the
superintendent Of the census on this subject beg
leave TO recommend the matter to your very early
and favorable consideration"
The number OF census clerks to be suspended on
the 18th instant Will be S. The entire force is now
1OS, and OF these 20 have already been SUSPENDED
The entire force will be suspended with the eycep
ton OF the superintendent, MIR. Seaton the acting
superintendent, MIR. Richards, and one clerk, who
will be retained for few days to answer letters.
Unless an appropriation is made within two weeks
the Office will be closed entirely. The present sus-
pension will put stop to the work on the report
the sixth volume OF which is almost ready.
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Intercollegiate Athletic Contesss.

BosroS, March 5-The Harvard faculty baG
passed vote, instructing the standing COMMITTEES
on athletics 10 notify the conference OF the colleges
on intercollegiate contests that this faculty In
common with other faculties desires further Con
sideration by tine conference OF the proposed reg
lations. Although this vote Is not In terms
swer 10 the peltions OF the students II is really
such, and VIII open the question OF regulating Rth-
letics To a more complete discussion.
Rensselaer, County. y. NJ, Election.
TROY, y. Y. March 5-Rensselaer county hes
elected IS republican SUPERVISORS. IL democrats and
2 Independents, thus oYerthrowing the democrAtko
majority In the board.
Telcgraphic Briefs.
The death OF Benjamin Balch. grain broker, wag
announced at the New York produce exchange tlslG
morning.
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PhOF DEXTER TREATS ALL DISEASES fsba- In,

~ AhthS a4 10TH STREET NORTHWFsT-
CAIpSt Lining FELT Shoemaker's Anti -soueak Port
Izha sHo n Top CenentA Lime. Plaster fltch Felt
' ~~' @Aias. g. ala
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mi rs SPEAKER CARLISLE CURED OF RHEU-
A'A NATISN
AER LETTER To PROF A. J. DEXTER
No. $40 THIRTEENTH STREET
The following explains itself.

lSof. A. j. Dexser:
pkAh SIR: L have suffered with innammatory rheu-
nas,n for thirty years Hearing Of your skill deter
mined 10 Try your treatment After the rst
was enabled to sleep profoundly mo, n., -, 80
rrst for week AT present am using INV arm frelv
which was poweress for some time i sn<er no r.in
sses me great pleasure to add my name To the MANY
H.'.n' my general health Is greatly improved
"<s'o0uS' Mrs JOHN G. CARLIsLE
tSpeaker's wife)
PROF. DEXTER TREATS Ar MGR
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WORK on the torpedo boat Intrepid, at the Brook
lyn navy yard, has been temporarily discontinued
because OF the appropriation being exhausted.
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THE EVENING STAR.

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AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
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49, - EQUITABLE
w COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
=, Assets FEBRUARY 18th 1884. 1896. .S3O.75.
Mon hly payments are 81 80 per share
81 600 i'll full advanced on each share.
The hfty-third monthly meeting for the payment Of
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MARCH 9TH 1874 at O'Clock p. m. at Marins Hall
y street. between 9th and 10th streets northwest
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DKEw,s DKUa STORE
This store has been temporarily removed to
94l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
(vernon Row.
Where complete assortment Of
PURE DRUGS AND FINE CHEMICALS,
Together with full line of DOMESTIC and IMPORTED
FANCY ARTICLES. always be found. feb25
VIECTKlCITY CURES PARALYSIS. RHEUMA-
1Ltls! Neuralgia Spinal Affections General Debility.
Dysi~Is and al Nervous Diseases Sulerduous Hair
ieriIaneL:y eI4Icated Moles Birth Marks. Freckles
Ad ali dscoIo-ators of the face ed Fifteen years
lractca .rlence UaQuestionabe references given
as 70 thorough knowledge Of this treatment Con-
stutatlon 10 y. H. Ladies treated at their own
rsloeices III unable call, write and describe Your
Ease Special terms for this month.
feb23 LIT. p,,,o-s * o. ~ r. sirs.t - nnrth~.st
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tB7SoT1CE N,rcu ,sa.
The limited copartnershp existing between WM e.
DYER and EDWARD SCULLY has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. The business will be
tnled by W II. DYER who assumes all liabilities and
will adjust all settlements WM. H. DYER
mh4-3t' EDWARD SCULLY
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New Books.
Due West or Round the World in Ten Months BY NJ
NJ. Balou.
Roundabout Journey BY Charles Dudley Warner.
Creation; Biblical COsmogony in the light of Mod
ern Science. By Arnold Guyot, IL d.
The Creators Of tLe Age of Steel By W; 7, Jeans.
The Story of Chinese Gordon By A. E. Hake
Natural Law III the Spiritual World. By Drummond.
Cookery for BEGINNERS. By Marion Harland.
Foole Paradise: q Story Of Fashionable Life in
Washington.
feo3 An BALLANTYNE SON 42s 7th street
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PROMoTED.-Mr F. w. Jones, OF the revenue ma
rine division, Treasury department, has been pro-
NOTED from 81 400 to 81 600