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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
A Sensation i'm ithaca. n. ".

PASTOR ARRESTED FOR fIIEGAL VOTING.
ITHACA, y. Y, December lS.-This town Is In a
lerInent over the arrest last night and removal to
Auburn to-day OF Kew. Robert L. Jones pastor Of
the Park Baptist church, Tor Illegally voting at the
late presidential election. MIR Jones was born in
England, and was brought. by ais parents to this
country While an infant, and has not been natural
lZed but thinks his father, who resided Tor years in
New YORK. may have been Mr.. Jones
declared for Cleveland and addressed a democratic
meeting prior 10 the election, generating feeling
In the church party or the town. He was then
declared 10 be an alien, and warned that his vote
would be challenged. as it was and he swore II In
under general oath His arrest will probably
cause an Indignation meetLg 10 be held here to-
night The United States commissioner here ig-
nortd the charge, and the prisoner was therefore
taken TO Auburn.
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Two fIai,roaa WrecL.

LANCASTER. Pa, December IL The fast line east
on the Pennsylvania railroad was wrecked by a
broken raj at Christina az 65 O'Clock this morn
lnE. A passenger car ana a sleeping car were
partly thrown over an embankment and badly
broken. The Passengers were considerably shaken
up, bat only one injured. and he but slightly Con-
Guclor Charles Rowan was also slightly Injured
The south track was blocked for six hours
LANCASTER, PA, December iS-The morning
traln west on the East BTandywine and waynes-
burs faliFOad was wrecked this morning by A
broken ran al Reeds road Chester county The
engine was teleSCoped and the engineer and are-
man crushed beneath IL. William Baker OF Phila-
deiphi1, the engineer, was Killed and the fireman
seIlOusly lnlureL No passengers were hurf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
Treasury Appointments.

The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day appointed
George U Rose, OF New York, to be assistant chief
OF the appointment division, vice David NJ Kellett
deceased Mr.. Rose was fourth class clerk, and
has recently acted as stenographer for Assistant
Secretary Coon. This appointment Is in strict ac-
cord with ciyii service principles Also appointed
Lie buildings in New York city. to be superintendent
OF construction OF the new courthouse and post
pensation at the rate OF s2 day or SIP In ALL Mr.
Dady is required to execute new bond In the sum
OF $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
The New York SenasOrshfp.
THE OPPOSITION OF THE BLAINE MEN TO PRESIDENT

ARTHUR
The opposition to President Arthur on the part OF
the Blaine men is an interesting matter OF discus
sion among the New Workers In the House. A
friend OF Mr. Arthur, speaking with STAR reporter
on the subject to-day, said tnat the opposition was
entirely without cause and could not be effective
There was no better proof or the President s
loyalty TO the party necessary than the
fact that all the districts that supported
Mr.. Arthur, at Chicago. gave Blaine the largest
maj0rties. For Instance, he said, there Is J. j.
o Brien's district. which was for Arthur IL gave
Blaine 600 more majority than to Garfield. The Al
bany district CAV Blaine 5000 over Garfield. Then
Erie county did better Blaine than for Garfield
This, he said. proves beyond 4 doubt that Mr.
Arthur was loyal He says Mr. Arthur Will he O
candidate, and is far In the lead
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The Gondon bridge Explosion,

LoNDoN, December ls.--COL Ma1ende, chief of
the department OF explosions SAYS. in lis report
about the explosion AT London bridge, that the
dynamite was probably Suspended TO the grating
over the sewer hole at the base OF the pier. The
loroe OF the explosion was much greater fh N was
supposed at nrst. Several stones were badly shifted
and the joints opened The curbstone at the bottom
OF The sewer was puveIiZed. diver found ASSURES
In the pier extending six feet into the bed OF the
river. into some of which he could thrust his hand
10 the wrist. The damage 10 tlIe bridge however
Is merely SUPERFICIAL and the strength OF the struc
ture remains Unaffected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
Convicted Of yrurder.

BosToS, Mass, December ls.-The fury in the
Nicholson murder Case tiils morning r'iurned a
verdict or murder in the f1rst degree They were
out all night. The prisoner, James Nicholson In
Al I'll last shot and Killed his Wife, who lived apart
from him. he defense claimed that The act was
de rlum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
General Foreign New. by Gable.

M OCEAN STEAMER IN COLLISION WITH A STEAMER
LONDON, December is, sa.m--The North German
LLOYD steamer Rhein, Capt Jungst, which left
bremen Tor New lork has returned 10 Southamp-
ton She has been In collision with an unknown
steamer ana Two iron plates I'm her bow are stove
IN. The name OF the steamer with which the
Rhein came In contact was the York The COL
ls-lon occurred last evening OF the Lizard The
damage 10 the Rhein Is sight
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kilograms to The Star.
TWO RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
LOUIS KOSSUTH NOT DEAD.
AN OCEAN STEAMER IN COLLISION.
A Bold Anarcbsss.

DRAMATIC scENE AT TIE TRIAL IN IErrsIoL
LEIPSiC, December lS-The most remarkable fea-
lure OF the trial of the eight anarchists for the
attempt 10 XIII the emperor and Others AZ Nleder-
Mald Is that each one OF the prisoners. with the
ShSie exception 0f ReinSdorf tries 10 put the bur
dcn OF blame on somebody besides himself In con-
CsuuihS his Martinique yester,lay Reinsdorf said II
ne died he died as a martyr n obe.iieDce 70 tha
scrlptural command, "Be We faithful even unto
death The public prosecutor demanded that
helnSdorts words should be taken down In order
10 form the basis for frtsh charge against him OF
lnCltlnG 10 murder. To this charge Relnsdorf was
asked whether he pleaded guilty or not guilty.
Drawing himself up 20 his fun height the man
ahswered 81 have nothing further 10 say. Deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18

Owing to advertisements of others we desire to cal
attention to q few facts
First: That shall NOT, at this late day endeavor
to increase our trade by substituting Selected Stock
for Poor Sto H. which we have at all times, by our
thorough knowledge of the business able to cast
aside. and allowed others less fortunate to become
owners thereof.
Second: That in the future in the past our custo.
Iners shall have the whole of this advantage and be
supplied with merchantable and we'll seasoned LUA-
BER. which always have hand in large and small
quantities.
Third: That our connections with number of mills
both in Virginia, North Carolina. Georgia and Florida
enables to cut especially to order dispatch bills
Of size used in this market at the lowest possible
fguresL
Fourth: That should you want any kind Of HARD
WOODS. SOFT PINES or TIMBERs not in this mar
ket we will strive to find same and deliver at once
Fifth: That in add. ton TO stock of Hardwoods
and Pines, which comprises the choicest in the market
we have on hand over 100000 feet OF GEORGIA AND
FLORIDA PINE. which is daily being worked into
Flooring Partitions. Wanscoting Ceiling and Trim
mings.
Sixth: That. being encouraged by the enormous
We hope to be able in the year to offer you COM
plete stock Of SASH, DOORS. BLINDS. &C.. which, in
quality and workmanship. shall be second to none in
the District OF Columbia In the meantime, by our
connections with three mills here, and perfectly
versed in all details Of house nishings fill your
orders with accuracy and promptnesa and shall rely
upon your favors couraed at all times by shaded
Prices and quick deliveries to make this THE yard Of
the city.
Correspondence for quotations and estimates for
builders freely a9swered 1t once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18

Mr. Randallss Southern Trip.
Mr.. MADOO SAYS IT HAS NO REFERENCE 10 TIE
sPEAKERsHIP-AR. RANDALL NOT LOOKING FOB A
CABINET PLACE
Mr.. McAdoo. OF New Jersey, win accompany Mr.
Randall on his southern trip He says the trip has
nothing to 90 with the speakership; that MI. Ran
DALI is not thinking OF that question at all He is
moved to accept the Invitations extended
him by his friendly feeling for the south
and q desire TO bring the northern and
southern democracy In cloeef communion. Both
Nj. Randall and Mr.. McAdOo will speak upon the
tariff, and other questions now before the people.
Mr.. McAdoo adds that Mr.. Randall Is not looking
towards cabinet position, and Is not seeking any
pFeferment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
Wedding RellS.

very quiet but pretty wedding took place last
evening at the residence OF Mrs Esau Pickrell. In
Georgetown, the principals being DR.. E. II. Green,
vino was the surgeon OF the Greely relief expedl-
ton, and her daughter, Miss Carrie Pickrell Many
OF the more Intimate friends and relatives OF the
two parties were present from this city, Baltimore
and Richmond, and the house was beautifully dec
GRATED TOR the occasion Wit flowers and everpreens
a handsome and unique roral ship was suspended
between the folding doors OF the two parlors and lt
was Immediately beneath the ship that the cere-
m0ny was performed, the Rev. Mr.. Lindsay, of st.
Johns church, Georgetown. officiating. The bride
wore very handsome dress OF white Ottoman silk
and cut velvet, with founced front trimmed with
dutcness lace and diamond ornaments. There we're
OF Baltimore. brother of the groom, acted as best
man. The newly-marrled pair left last evening for
quite an extended tour.
Tie wedding OF Mt. Phillip G. Russell and Miss
Lillian Kendall was quietly solemnized last even
Ing at the brides residence, 600 E street, in the
Paret, bshop-eect, officiating. There were neither
bridesmaids nor groomsmen. The bride was
dress! d In trained robe OF white satin, which,
after the ceremony, she changed for becoming
travelling suit, and the couple started at once on
their tour. Meanwhile the guests were doing
few OF them Knew that the bridal pair had LETT
until they had been gone some time Mrs. Russell
having arranged for quiet departure from the
her numerous friends.
Yesterday afternoon ex-Congressman John R.
Lynch, Of Mississippi, was married to Miss Ella W.
SCmervllle, one OF the teachers in the Sumner
school In this city, the ceremony being performed
at the BRIDES residence on street. In The evening
reception was held by Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch from 6
TO after which they took the train for the west
Last evening, at the Nineteenth street Baptist
church, Mr. Jesse Lawson, OF Plainfleld, New Jer-
Sey, was married to Miss Rosetta E. CoOkley, OF
this city, by the Rev. Walter H. Brooks, in the
presence OF very large assembage OF friends
The brides dress was OF groS grain silk trimmed
with embossed velvet to match, and cut steel pas
sementerie. Her bonnet was OF embossed velvet
with feather trimmings The couple left last night
for Piainfeld, where they viii visit the groon's
relatives, but Will return TO this city TO live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
houi. Eos~,.b Nos Dc,a

LONDON, December ls.--A dispatch from Turin
says that there was no foundation for the rum n
current yesterday that Louis kossuth was dead
ON the other hand, the venerable patriot Is In ex-
cellent health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
Stocks Weak To-day.

NEW YORK, December 49, IL a. m-Stocks were
weak again this morning and prices declined 4 10
Ia per cent. Delaware and Hudson LED with sales
Gown TO a6H. Lackawanna fell of to g2L; New
lork Central y To s5s; Missouri Pacific, =. 10 90A,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
Rouua niamands.

LAWRENCE, MASS, December I6-Joseph Harri-
son, aged 22 Claiming 10 hail from New York, has
been placed Ia custody here for ing 10 sell bogus
diamonds OF the aqua marine variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WisHfSG4dS TnHHE XFbS fF H6peH Sn
I % %Sc9Gs for d the Of makng
J. s. BOLWAY. Recor ing Secretary. 1t
HEADogAETsRs JOIN R..F RAY, w., ms sposT,
rhe somrias asss are rsgeea t assfmoe Ct
for tie purpoe of attending the funeral OF late
and sister posts requested to attend to
pay the asst tribute OF respect to an esteed comrad
he Y WEAVER AVE Ad,utant aho ho'NhS Post c0rli
IL AT TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF. THE
s'es1a2asFs or of TIL rhE % T9fk f d "
B1A the following directors @ Were elected :-E. Davis
feers 9. were e re elected 4 by the board
ness the following losses were PROMPTLY and satisfac
torily adju, ted and paid and we refer to the
$ySiS : : ! I. 53SSf@S : SS;4S HS!5S' BRO.
G : WoRT1Hf1NidtroN.
hk6TSINs n aSSTNsTElNi I M1DD1rros,
catRcH i s sThPHENsoN. STEP
JANE 5aMEs shkEhHlnai kELEHER.
d1sst s. WOLF, Secretary.
nsss IMPORTANT.
v ". @ Gentlemen M wishing Visiting Cards for New
sibe. (dls-6t] PAKET ngraver. sl3 Penn ave
r- PRINCETON ,ALUMNI--THE 18th AN.
na bsc eetns a and M Dinner at the Arlington Hotel
Alumni are n. oae.s can be obtained from
meeting ALEX PORTER MORSE
JOHN Il. VOORHEES, Secretary dlS-2t'
sB- RAILROAD TEGT!Sa HEGT5S5 IN SOUTH WASH:
There viii be mass meeting Of the citizens of Wash
i BsEes a!soh ha s srse sasan
18th nssa at o ayenag n m southwest on
di7ogt ~ orfer of the chairman VA, D Dnouv Co.
r G:Uo o.oFo F.zzsTARyANNEsC CLUB. No.
:,s @ 1SoEas NE aIis
Lodges are invited to attend BEs e fnsT GoTHNa1 h ls
r-ya. YOU CAN BUY TIE VERY BEST SWEET
S9!ss YORK gall d%
7 paos sF% ss SoEK Bas
decorated and fancy Candles in all cofors. d17-lw
ssass1 eHL G9FSFqY 39H oYE SE TIE IT, BEST
York avenue has received fresh h" supply M di7-iw ~
GfsS;ss r. rsssv;s s tTss week By 52HS
- - DIR. H THoNP5oS MURRAY,
1870 81 F5E SFnSH, rs SHS hSHbhEHsr 5aS9H a,s.m.
fhEDERlCh r. NAtHk HAVING ON THE
SSS fifteenth December. 1884, made to me an assign.
ment or his property for the benefit his creditors
they are hereby notified to their claims to me at
my office, room 10. Corcoran bui ding.
d;6-6t' FRANK MOREY. Assignee
rE9 OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INsUR.
We ANCE co. Or D. c..
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. 1884
Policy holders hereby notifiel to THEN in
leS4, for the year 1885.
The rate of interest on all renewals will be u per
cent On the premium notes.
Pease attend to your renewals before the last few
DAYS. and thus avoid the crowd
dl5-l3t j. WESLEY BOTELER. Secretary
i - CHRISTMAS GOODS
10 In addition to large stock of GAS FIX
IuRES have fancy Porcelain Lamps. Fancy Brass
Lamps, Brass AndirOrs Fire Sets and ders Also
large assortment of BRASS ORNAMENTS. Eancy Por-
celaln flowered Vases. Baskets etc.
49,. f. F. BROOKS
d13 .3l 18th street. Corcoran Euillinz
- REMOVAL
street. lila am
~ SAMUEL s. sHEDD.
FINE GAS FIXTURES
COLORED AND DECORATED GLOBES AND
SHADES
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rFso LUMBER AT Low PRICES

fo LUMBER AT LOW PRICES
Having contracted with several NORTH CAROLINA
MI LIS for large supply Of IST and SCANTLING
OF the best quality and manufacture and wishing
make room NJ "ED!AIELY the same now offer
my, my presens stock & OF JOIsI and sCANrLING tmbrac
aLfctVe 70 buyers: III fact no reasonable offer will be
REUSED THIS lumber is of the quality usually sold
most or the yards OF this city, but Is NOT STRICTLY
SI-CLASS, and my intention Is to keep ON Y
FlkST-CLASS STOCK HE EAF FER, of which am
now prepared to receive orders
JAMES F. BARBOUR
10Th street and Maryland avenue southwest
Telephone connection Call No. 1922 n2S-3w
LUMBER LUMBER
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BAReA1Ns FoR TH1s WEEK

NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
ihe following Prices for this week only:
20 rolls Tapestry usels Csc per yd former price 75c
3 rolls Tapestry Brussels 75c per yd former price 9Oc
~ rolls Tapestry Brussels (best) 9Oc per yd former
price 81.
% rolls Body Brussels per y former price 81 25
~ rolls BODY Brussels 81 25 Per yd former price
These are special cash prices for this week only Don't
fail to take advantage OF them
FURNITURE AT L WEST CASH PRICES
W. H. HOEKE,
dl6 6O1 Market Space 3O8 and $40 Sth streetuv
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LECTURES.


II ECTURE on THE ART OF MEMoRY.-BEFORE
boYD exte.s the opportunity to All who may desire to
acquire his Art OF Memory He will giv- another Free
+; IpAH EyEN1NG. December 10. at 80 o'clock to
Office: 92259 street nor Invest.
THE ART OF MEMORY.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. a. 1884
system OF Mne desire record testi cny
as to the heneht have received and the advantages
sna We fSs the Of the system
s he eas os ed Of s
applicat and it eat superiority the ordi ary
every student and lover of srning.
Shas, q: Love. 623 9th st. ne.
Edwin Shope. and Office.
Mr.. 4 P McManus, Land Office.
Mrs Minnie :. Love.
CHESTS diSsr. !. bafls Fo1. I t. s Senate senate.
No 4l9 SECOND STREET N. W..
PROF. A. s. Borp-My Dear Sir; It aft ,ris me great
pleasure TO add iudors men to the testimonial pre-
OF your system OF MnemoDics. regard the syste.,.
an Important aid t. persons IN walk Of life,
ticulariy to students and professional Ilen.
Very truly yours. Ev MURPHY
d1s-2t ofu.s. Senate.
4 STATIC RUSSIA
On the Evening CT FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1884,
GEORGE KENNAN
will begin at
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Cor. of 10. and G streets NV,
Course of Six Lectures on
ASIATIC RUSSIA
The Subjects and Dates of the several Lectures will be
follows:
]. Camping Out in Kamchatka.-Dec. 49,
2 Winter Life Siberian Steppes.-Dec Goth.
8 The C, ssack CoDquest.-Dec. 31st.
4. The Siberian Exiles.-Jan. 9th.
s. Bride Paths of the Eastern Caucasus Jan 10th
6 Hghlanders of isa9hestan-Jan Goth
All tie Lectures. except the Third and the Last will
be given Friday evenings and ali will begin promptly
at O'Clock.
Tickets for the Course with reserved seats &c. with
out reserved seats, 80 Sinrle admission with re-
served seat rs With ut reserved so cts.
Course Tickets will be for sale at Brentanos and
after Monda- December 10Th. DID, 1m
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VIM MCLEAN eON..
18th AND STREETS; ALSO. MTH BETWEEN D
AND CSTREETS NORTHWEST. MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-18

AMONG The CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Harrison, Sabine and Plumb, Repre-
sentatives Stevens Howey, Perkins, Wait and Kel-
logg, ex-GOv. HarIranft, and the members OF the
Utah commission
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WRECKED ON HATTERAs SHOALS. The signal
corps station at Hatteras Inlet, n c., reports the
three-masted schooner C. L. Clarke, Capt. Gran
mer, Is ashore on Hatteras shoals and is reported
to be total wreck All saved
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