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RAILROADS.
RGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

NE sIItuINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
2HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect Atit I-ST 2. 1884,.
BIC A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max NJ close
come tiOnS 10 all points South and Southwest
Daily. ept sunday With e. Il o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New \ TX and Wash
ingtOn TO Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington ana Atlanta to New Orleans.
tJlPN.-LOU lSyILI.E FAST LIN +. DAILY via Char
loft.svle to Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
Joints Pullman Sleeping Washington TO
1c30P.M.-SOUTHFRN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
e al points south ana Southwest via Danyille ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday, with c. < d. Railway
Pullman Sleeping cars from Washlnl ton via Dam
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans also,
irCm Washington Charlotte and Columbia To
Augusta Pullman Sd, ping Car from Washington
Ia NIi-, sulphur springs
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 200 \
- NJ ami $40 T. VI daily. except sunday.
NarrentOn trains leave Washington $40 AN and
SHOP NJ daily.
For tickets aud information inquire az COmpa0y'3 Of
fCs Ton Pennsylvania avenue.
h SLAUGHTER. n MACDANIEI.
Gen laSs. AGENT Aren't
au2 sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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THE ALLEGED NAVY DEPARTMENT
THEETS,


The cases against William H. Wilson, who has
Charge Of the mailing room OF the photographic
Office in the Navy department, and Daniel NJ Good
acre. messenger in the same department, both OF
whom were charged with the theft OF pilot charts
to the number OF 500. valued at seven cents each,
were called 10 the Police Court to-day.
Assistant District Attorney Thomas appeared Tor
the government, and Mr.. Campbell Darlington and
Gen. Brown for the defendants
John r. Bartlett chief OF the photographic office,
testified that there are 1900 charts, printed by
Norris Peters. He testified to the charts being
missing. and identified those recovered. He said
that Wilson was man Of excellent character
Thomas S. Thurlow, chief clerk in the hydro
graphic Office, testified that he has charge OF the
disposal OF the waste paper. Defendants have
been in the habit OF buying waste paper but wit
ness never sold them any pilot charts nor waste
paper OF any kind since the middle OF August II a
chart was in the waste paper, it spoiled one.
Witness never authorized the defendants to remove
any pilot charts from the Office.
Witness gave the defendants orders to clear the
waste paper out or Lieut.. Sharrer's room and re-
move the carpets to another room. and gave them
the waste paper as an allowance for the weight OF
bags on the former sales
Washington o. Sharrer, in charge OF the Chart
division, testified that the paper which Major
Thurlow gave the defendants, there were number
OF charts amongst Ii, but not any of the month Of
September.
Detective Cox testified to making the arrest, and
recovering the goods at the junk Shop
Jonas Hopfenmeyer, the junk dealer, testified
that he bought the bag OF paper, 12l pounds, and
paid s.. IL for 1t.
THE TESTIMONY ALL IN,
This closed the testimony for the prosecution.
Gen. Brown moved the discharge OF Mr.. Good
acre.
Mr.. Darlington, for Mr.. Wilson, claimed that the
government had not made out case.
CASE SENT 70 THE GRAND JURY.
The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds s. 900
each.
OTHER CHARGES
There is another charge Of a similar character
against the defendants Jointly and an additional
charge against Goodacre for taking the same num-
Der OF the charts. which will be presented to
the grand tUry
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NOAH WALKER & CO.
(..Pennsylvania AVA
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
c.Fennsylvania AVA
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
i.iPennsylvanis Ava
NOAH WALKER l. CO.
CiPennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER l. CO..
CG5 Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER l. CO..
C..Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER i CO.
c;Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER l. CO.
tx Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER l. Co.
(15 FennsyIvaniaAve.
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MURDER IN AN INSANE AsYLUM.-Eyans Allnut. q
well-known lawyer and legislator, died suddenly
yesterday at the Anchorage asylum, at Louisville
KY, where he had been confined for some time.
The pOSt-mOrtem examination showed that six Of
his ribs had been broken. Investigation reveals
that six weeks ago Edward Ballard and j. F. Nc
Clannahan, attendants at the asyl u, knocked All
nut down, stamped on him and otherwise brItally
treated him. Nobody about the premises seems 10
have known or cared about the result VI this MUIR
derous treatment, until few days ago his brother
paid him visit He said that in all this time he
had had no medical attention. Two OF his ribs had
partially grown together again. The attendants
were dismissed on Monday and have left the town.
A STRANGE STORY OF BoyIsH wIcKEDNEss.-
A few days ago Elijah Howard and william and
Eugene Hines aged respectively 49, IL and ii years,
went out In the woods near Eldred, Pa, TO hunt
woodchucEa They were armed with a revolver.
While they were in the woods VIM. Hines and
young Howard became angry with Eugene Hines
and decided TO execute him according 10 military
law. They forced the boy TO kneel down. Howard
took the pistol. Vim. Hines gave the order, make
ready, take aim, f1re' Howard fired on the order.
The bali struck Eugene in the right ear, passed
through IL and into his head and came out at the
base OF the SKULL just missing the brain The boys
then told him TO hurry home and get doctor He
made his way to Eldred, where he told his story.
Howard and the elder Hines boy were ARE sted
Their story was that the shooting had been acct-
dental but Howard has been held 10 answer at
court under 500 bail The Hines boys are brothers
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News RriefS.

The TallapooSa inquiry was closed in Boston yes
terday and the court adjourned until to-day IL
hear the arguments
Charles Baer. or Baltimore, died OF sunstroke yes
terday afternoon.
W. j. Duncan, cashier OF the Louisville Banking
company, being short In his accounts about $4,000
resigned yesterday, having first settled his shortage
In full
The capital Of the National bank OF New jersey
at New Brunswick remains intact, and every credl-
tor will be paid in full.
GOV. Pattison, OF Pennsylvania. has received a
communication from the British minister asking
for Information regarding the treatment OF the ia
sane in that state.
A highly respectable young lady. named Jessie
sherwood, has strangely disappeared from Nyack,
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TIE VATICAN OPPOSES DIVORCE IN FRAHcE.-The
note on divorce in which IL declares that divorce Is
at war and contrary TO the d0ctrineS OF the Catho
lie church. and maintains that 1t has the right TO
prohibit divorce to the adherents OF the church.
An encyclical Is about TO be issued upon the sub
feet, addressed 70 French Catholics
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NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

10''' NJ
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE, CON-
PRISING UPRIGHT PIANO. HENRI Herr
PARIS. FRANCE0 PAKLOE SUITE; WALNUT,
MAHOGANY AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS;
CASE, WHATNOES, EASY CHAIRS. FANCY
CHAIRS. CABlN NETS, SCREENS JAPANESE IA
BLhS. SECRETARY. HALL URNiTUKE. MAR
BILE TOP sIDEBOAkD.D DINING CHNkS: BRASS
FESDERS. CEDAR CHESTS, BEDSTEADS, BU-
EEAUS WASH STAND. FEATHER BEDS. Pill
Ions HOLSTER HAIR AND OTHER NAT
ThESSES. LOT JEWELRT AND TABLE SIL-
YER. ENGlsAVINGS, OIL PAINTINGS FRENCH II
CH!NAWAKE, CUT GLASSWARE. BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS. RUGS. STOVES, XIII
CHEN REQUISITES. &c. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of order issued 10y the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia holding Probate Court l. as
administrator, will sell at tine auction of duncan
sol Bros. 9Th and u streets northwest iURSDA
MORNING. OCTOBER SECOND. 1884 at Ten
O'CLOCK, fine collection of Antique and Modern Fur
nture being partly enumerated, to which the attention
vi buyers Is respectfully called.
Terms Cash. ROBERT 6. CHEW,
Administrator of Estate Of Mary u Harris deceased
Sc % & usa
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The New York Stock Market.
5re Following are the opening and p. m. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, reported
by special wire to III. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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MEDICAL. &c.

II FAD AND BIZ WISE.-DR BROTHERS COG ST
Invest, Jared before and ir.aie oath
he l. the Oldest Established Expert Specialist III thi,
C:ty and VIII guarantee in ali
t&> ait furnish AtOlcIe. Char.c; thu,
n!Sied Medicine free. Consultation and advice free q.
all! hour CURING the day Subscribed and
!'re t:Ic by Dr BROTHERS, April ID lHsl
ss3-lnf' SAMUEL II. WALKER. Notary Public
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTIEOR
w ;vo g DIR BROTHERS, Iiivxorating Cordial
Viii cure any cas-" Of Seminal Weakness Seryou, Ds.
i-Aty and ImpCtency. Ii impsyts vxor to the WHO'S
system. %tt street southwest. au25- In
y>E " HEALED 60 DIR BROTHERS 9OG
anu 1S b street Invest, and be cured The oniy
rgliat't resident advertising ysiCian in Washington
liz It's given his Iartic ular attention t.
ana cure all forms of Disease particularly that ~
a private character. for over 81 years. au25-Im'
II HA~ NfEER BEEN CONIRADICTFD THAT
Il DR. Bftol HEkS IL not the Oldest established adj
vcrislng Ladies Physician in this ely Ladies. Won
can cor hdtntly consult DR. BROTHERS,. 9O6 h VI W.
Particular attention paid TO all diseases peclIliar t
rian troubles successfully treated :r-Boari with
good arcomrnodation> and kind efficient nurses s,,rn
ihed 10 thos: who desire stay few ,Iays in tho
ci'S uiutr us tFra'ileht. au25-1m'
NJ DAME DE- FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR !.
vi dies All female complaints quickly cured Can he
consulted daily az l2i 7th street northwest Once hours
from To o'clock PM with ladies only. ty22- l,ns
nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
only reliable LADIES Physician in the city can Ia
consulted daily $50 Missouri avenue first street sot
female complaints aud irregularities quickly removed
PROMPT treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential. Separate looms Tor ladies Ot,cs
LUUrs-l 10 ana TO 9p au2O- Luz
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CLOTHING
1Ok HOT WEATHER.

At home. mountain ton.
seaside or bay. Nuns Cloth,
Serge, Secrsucker, Alpaca,
Cashmere. Flannel an j
DIap d'eta Suits.
Extra long Drap d'eta and
Alpaca Sacks. TRAVELLING
Coats in Linen, Alpaca and
PCngee.
White Duck. Alpaca and
Drap d'eta Vests.
Chndren's Sailor and Nor
folk Suits.
Shirts. White and COlored
Neck wear i'll allnew shapes.
Light Underwear, Gloves,
&c, &c. at very reduced
lrlCca Tor Cilah
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North GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRE
LONDON. SoUTHAMProS AND BREMEN.
he steamer rs Of this company i'll sail EVERY WE'D
NESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen PICK, foot Of
SO street EODCken. Rates of Passage from NEW YORK
10 LONDON. HA|KE, BREMEN: BY " ednesday steamer
First cabin 500 20 $50 second cabin. $50 b. Satur-
Gay steaIrflrst cabin SO second cabin. $50 Steer
at lowest rates For freight Passage apply to
tElRlt HI x co, = Bowling Orch New York: ". G.
MEIZEEOGI X co. J25 leunsy lvalla avenue north
west CHAS WALTEIi 81 street. Agents tor WASH
iIErOu e,I
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The above offers the most remarkable opportunity for
Dealers Lveryen Ieainsters and citizens Ill General to
secure goods III this line offered. the sale is pos
tive to the highest bidder Each Harness will be sold
separate but privilege given to first buyer to take
the balance Of each lot.
Parties at distance. contemplating the purchase Of
one or more Harness, VIII do well to remember the date
OF the sale and attend.
Great effort will te made to close the entire stock
the days assigned. THOMAS BOWLING.
Ss1l-tt AuC-iOneCr.
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Ca,,t. OInstead Dismissed.

LEAvENWoRTH, KAN, September 1.-THE verdict
in the caSeIOf Capt. OlmStead L. S A. who was re-
Gently before court-martia here on the charge OF
embezzlement, was made public to-day and is dis
miSSdl
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T.WALKER SONS 204 10TH STREET NORTH
q swest Building paper Of all kinds pine tar gas t
PITCH felt. crooks. plaster hair and cements su27
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TlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
y1NhUoTEES' SALE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
IL MD.

T1NhUoTiEs' SALE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Il MD.
The subscribers will sell in front of the dwelling
house on the PREMISES SAT RDAI. SEP Ut.a "a
Der TNtSTIEl II. 1884 at THREE DCIOCk L. fa.A
M he real estate OF the late Esa tickrcl beng 2J3
less This land ~ located on the rohu
leading from the Conduit read al the locks of the
C. y " CANA to til I,lNer ra ana known the Per-
sirumOn rec road mile from Conduit road. T. miles
from Cabin John bridge. and miles from GEORGETOWN.
1 M rcperty consists OF the !nfn lot No l..
which contains 1863 OF land, or less. and
d. tache d WOO dla i'd let No. q containing 81
aCrvs OF land more or less lying very near to sad lot
No l. AID III River road Lot No. Is highly
improved, having large frame dwelling house contain
ing 10 rooms, birn and all necessary oubudings 1t
Is We wooded and waercd Ii re l. Il deal of
choice fruit the piace-aIles grape, Over 100
Is III ne Ii l. under good feiCilIg Lot No.
l. ali III timber principally and chestnut. This
proert will BE- Offered whole i'll lots, may
desired by purchasers.
Terms Of sale One third of the purclase money cash
Oh day OF SAFE the balance IL two equal sediments in
oli and two years from the day OF sale res.r;iv l. the
deferred aNIncntS 10 Dear interest from the day of sale,
all. the Payment Thereof To b secured by the single
bills of the purchaser purchasers. with surety or
suretiS 70 b. approved by tn trustees Conyeyaucillg
1T cost of purchaser
HAITEESLY W TALBOTTl r.
se9-eo5t JAMES b. HENDERSON. ) Aiu''ees.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-. September IA special to
the Times says that the democrats OF The eleventh
district have renOminated X. z. Bland for Con-
gresS
WILLIAMsPoRT, PA, September in. W. Brown
was today nominated for Congress by the republi-
cans Of the 10th district
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FOR THE wrDow OF por rcFy.S rnwtrp

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR.
kindly apply the enclosed s. charity for the
widow OF Policeman Fowler, killed this week. and
oblige, AUERBACH BROS.
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MT VERNON, MT VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORC0Rsy
Leaves 9Th street wharf daily Except sunday, for Mt
vernon ~ 10 o'clock H. returning reaches Washing
ten about so pm
OSO l. J.. BLAKE. Captain
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OTHER CONTRIBUTORS.

II. j. Gray sends IS to The STAR for the fund for
the widow and children of the brave policeman
who was murdered In the performance OF his duty.
The employees OK the Washington asylum have
subscribed s22 for the Fowler fund.
Chas NJ. Towson. $50 Pennsylva avenue. sends
$1o druggist sends 81 "Cash, 81; "F.W.H-," 81;
Jacob ii. ReiSlnger So
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

"HAT Is 1T:
w HeNo Tea is IN absolutely pure tea. without col
CrIng material manipulation, TO give X hand
some aFItaTaDc and every cent Of the cost OF He No
to lie found III the drinking qualities He No Tea sold
ty all retail rucrs 10 protect the public from inits
tons and To preserve the strength and favor He No
Tea sold only i'll tine original metal lined packages
quarter half and pound sizes each with aud
trademark Tie trade supplied by
MARTIN GILLET 4 Co,
Established ISL lmySi Baltimore
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WALLA WALLA, WASH TER, September 1.-THE
democrats OF Washington Territory have elected
{. 1. voorhees,, son OF Senator Voorhees,, delegate
to Congress.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
J-Cok AT LON FAKES.

POIONAC ItlN F-Ts DOA 10.
.ook At Low rAI.ks.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
TI1:SI CLASS FARE, 81. ROUND TRIP $50
The FIeEant steamers LAKE. anI 1iosEIEY leave
DAY at 30 Pm, aJ SATURDAY. at y. M Return
Passage and rooms secured at b and o. ticket Office
Ifh street and Pa ave General office. sixth street
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
stan, st1snle= Th0APSON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
RNiTTANOLEAyES SEVENTH STREET
st %,eigek n ior 4alio1 CIeeh RETURNING, Non
days aid T:dE sScIIe az Intermediate
Gers wharf sundays and Tuesdays down ana We,lue--
e,lysd d1ls &. i. gGSEs. Assent,
STEAMER 7. v AEEovsNITH
- On, vo,,i FROM 5T,tsIEEEt WHAEF:
Isr.ii1gs. returninx tuesdays 1-''
Sn Ifgrss cav and ne ,' Cgrrionan S0Hin St
Fridays
intermediate landia,s returning sunday evening.
on Wetlnestays, SOD SPECIAL Excursion to Co
JOHN r. PApGETT. Agent
ty15 CIV. RIDLEY MANAGER.
TrO NORFOLK. FoETEEss MONROE AND The
,r coM VI : xE oP5qaT
Mondays and Wednesdays ct 80 Saturdays at IN:
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connections with th Boston and Providence
steamers Connects also with New York and Rich
mond STEAMERS. Norfolk and Western Seaboard
and Roanoke. Ocean View anu Virginia Beach
railroads.
1Gsssge AM room can b secured at baltimore and
Ohio ticket office 18th street ard PpnnSyIva-
avenue. at ~. Marc hotel. Iokinhorns next to
city Office, office kEOxS express 9th street and
1snnsylyanlA avenue. and at comFaEy's ofrlce. .th
ftTett wharf.
k9Ox's express viii cali for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until 5p. n
.ylU WILLIAM 4. WEIGH. General Agent
1)OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE Capt W C. Geogheva1 WIN res7!rrs
Tor trips 20 Baltimore and River LanClifg SUNDAY
March 9Th leaving Steyhenson's wharf at III, leav
Baltimore Tor Washington every FRIDAY PIN
Freight received until pm Saturdays oSLx
Eli River freight must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodation uue4ualel
ApTlyto s1LI1IkNoON 4 BRO sce,.s
nlll56m 9Th street wharf.
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I'd Edition.
LateSt fblegrans to The Star.
A Desperate Shot Dead With His Own
Pistol.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September IA special to
the Gdzefe from Hot Springs says: Ats O'Clock last
night Ed Howell, a former railroad man from Mem
PMS, anda participant in the Doran Flynn affair
OF last sptng. had fight with chief Of police Toer
Who at the time was very active in expeliing gam
piers Howell lately returned and was carrying q
pistol for the officer Howell drew a pistol But
Toler forced it from his hand and shot him dead
Howell was noted desperate.
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Cold Wave in Chicago
Cong ressional Delegate Elected.

CHICAGO. September 1.-THE heated spell here
was broken by cold wave last night, causing the
thermometer to drop to 50 degrees this morning
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RANGE OF THE THERM0MRTER.-The following
were the readings at the Office of the chief signal
on1fer to-day: am, TAI: II am, 81; pm, 6A6
Maximum, N.4; minimum, 7QA
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MARRIAGE LIcRNsHs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Daniel
Raglan and Katie Desmond; John T. johnson and
Pa and Mrs. Isabel L. Evans; Peter Hall and Alice
Fletcher; Thos. p Harris and Eliza Harper, both OF
Prince Georges county, Md.
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nR RoBEKTsoN. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
Who stands high IN his profession. Is acknowledged
70 be an expert without the wide world in this
nsaIheht and cure OF Private. Nervous and Chronic
DISEASES Lost Vitality. Impaired Manhood and Abuses
81 the system Bladder, Kidney and all diseases of the
trihArS Srgaiis hecent positively cured ii to
days No mercury caustics used Can be consulted
etsry wsseresay and SATURDAY from, TO spm his
more Main Chce. IL \. Liberty Baltimore Nd mh3l
1S FOR MEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS
Cures N Three days Dgux St0ra 15 n llth street
sepS EtPenna ave, washiugton. ..
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F. L Jones, q government printer, was knocked
last night
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AN AGREEMENT AS TO THE LANDING OF ENI-
GRANTs.-The New York commissioners of immigra-
grafton and representatives OF German Lloyd and
White Star lines OF steamships had a conference
with Acting Secretary French to-day relative To
the landing of Immigrants. The steamship repre-
SentatiyeS desired 10 land steerage passengers at
Castle Garden, and agreed IL any lunatics convc;s
or pauperS were found upon examination to return
them, or indemnify the government for any eX-
pense incurred in their support or return. The
commissioners consented 10 this. and the Treasury
departWeuI agreed 10 AID In CARRYING out The MAN