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RELEASED FROM CUSToDY.-Wln. r. Pentarn was
accused OF forgery and larceny BY WIN r. Porter
and last night was arrested by Detective Carter,
without warrant, and locked up in the eth pre-
ctnct station house In the Police Court this morn
Ing Lawyer Coleman denounced the arrest as an
outrage. Assistant District Attorney Thomas
stated that he had partially examined the case and
as the charge Was serious. had referred the matter
10 Mr. Northlngton, district attorney. Judge smell
held that he had no jurisdiction the case ar no
warrant had been issued, and BenhaIu was re-
leased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
Severe Storm i'm VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG. VA, March &c. A tremendous
thunder storm burst over this city shortly after
midnight last night The rain came down in tor
rents; the thunder was very severe and shook
houses and made window panes rattle. The APP
pomattoX river at this point Is very high. The
meadows on the Chesterfield side OF the river are
submerged and the water is still rising. At Weldon,
n c., the storm was also very severe and the rain
very heavy. The protracted spell OF bad weather
this month has greatly retarded all farming opera
lions In this section OF the state,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
Capitol Topics.
FkoPoskp CHANGE IN TIE METHOD OF CuNPENsAr-


fkoFoskp CHANGE IN TIE METHOD OF COMFENsAr-
ING kARsHALs, ETC.
As a result OF the Investigations OF the expenses
OF the United states n,arshals, deputy marshAls,
district attorneys, commissioners and clerks the
committee on expenditures In the Department OF
JusuCe to-day appointed a subcommittee 10 frame
SUBSTITUTE Tor the present system ~ Cc;npenSat-
ing onicials, providing Tor the payment 81 salaries
instead OF fees. Members OF the COMMITTEES think
that when the proposed system becomes efficient
that as much as - 10000 can oe saved - the gov
eminent annually.
MINOR NOTES.
&r. kefer introduced bill in the House to-day
Tor the erection OF pedestal FOR the statue VI tie
late President Garfield IN Washington.
The Senate this afternoon took I'd the bill re-
ported from the committee On Indians affairs pro
Eiding Tor the allotment OF lands In seyeralTy 10
indians on the various reservations and 10 extend
the protection OF the laws OF the states and terri
tories over the Indians
MT S. S Cox has been invited 10 deliver the an
nual address at the Georgetown law school com
Mencement, but was forced 10 decline on ac-
count OF the amount or business demanding his
attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

BALTIMORE, March 2e-vireinia si1es, deferred, 9:
do consolidated 40x; past-due coupons Al new ten
fortes 1917: do threes. 56 North Carolina s1es
old. LII bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. March 26.-Cotton frm-niddnne. Az.
Flour dull and easier-Howard street and western
super 275a3 IS do extra, 350s4 SO: do family, IS
as IS; city mills super; 275a350 do. extra, 1886 Is:
snperiativ We patent 100 Wheatsouthern about steady
western lower closing dull; southern red. LOCAL Is;
do amber. ll3al l6 mol Maryland. losha1 osk; 80.
asked: April, lo31al oS7s May. lo5A,l O5As; june;
LOCAL. 0GH July l02a1a5. Coru-southern easy and
fairy active western sdy and dull southern white
56a59 do yellow, 55a57; western mixed spot IS bid
April 55a55zs May. 5;ss asked July 6OaeoH Oats dun
and easy-southern, 40a43; western white, 40a42, do
mixed. s7ass; PENNSYLVANIA, soa.3. Rye dull Ssa7l.
Hay frnl-prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land IA 00a500. Provisions steady for Job lots Mess
pork old co. new, 19 co. Bulk meats-shoulders and
dear rib sides IL Hams, 144sl5s Lard-refined, 10S
Butter quiet-western packed 10a25: creamery 35a8S
Exs steady 2Oa2I Petroleum dull and
43saS3s Coffee lower and dull-Ho carToes ordinary
to fair shal04. Sugar duh and weak-A soft y;
iisaIlsx Freishts to liverpool per .ts.mer more
Receipts dc 15so barrels Shest q GOO bushels
bushels Shipments So 900 bushels corn. $1,000
bushels. Sales-wheat. $4,000 bushels: corn. 600
bushels.
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Swept by a Cyclone.


louisville, KY, March GA special to the
Courier-Jocu'nal from London, KY, says:-A ter
r1ftc cyclone the SeyereSt ever known In this Sec
ton OF country, passed near this place and Pitts
burg, two miles north OF here, about p. yester
day, carrying death and destruction in its train,
especially at Pittsburg, where IL was the most Sc
we're. John Hailman, brakeman. was blown from
freight box, and carried about fifty feet lighting
on his head in creek. His neck was broken
Many persons were severely injured. over one
hundred men and their families are left without
homes or employment by the dread,ul cataStrOphe.
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THIS EVENING.

WEEKS & co, Auctioneers
w 651 LOUISIANA avenue, opposite City Post Office.
TO POSTAGE STAMP COLLECTORS.
AUCTION SALE BY CATALOGUE OF TWO HUN
DRED AND FIFTY LOTS VALUABLE FOREIGN
POSTAGE STAMPS, WITHIN sALEsROOMs.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH TWENTY
SIXTH AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. FOR EXAMINA-
TON AFTER TWO PM ALSO, ONE CASE
Obtaining 4 FULL COLLECTION OF
UNITED STATES PENNIES sc mh243t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

It.GINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in eject NOVEMBER I9 1888
S-S6 A.M.-\EW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
connections 70 all points South and Southwest
Daily, tx ept Sunday. with {. y o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping lftet FROM New RI and Wash
1ngton 10 All. MA. Pullman Srepinx from
WASHINGTON and Atlanta 10 New CrIeaus
$40 PM--LOJ1oNILLE FAST Ii Z. Daily via Char
lottesvle CINCINNATI. LO 4is' lie and all Western
points Pullman Sleepl,Ig Washington to
Louisville
lO:sO ,M--SOCTHERSM NAH. AND TXPI:ESS Daily
to all points South and Southwest via Danvile ard
Charlotte. Daily except sunday with g & q RAILWAY
Pullman Sleeping cars from NaShIu ton Dan
Vile. Clar1Otte aud Atlanta to New Orleans: also
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
AU.Gsta
MANASSAS Division Train leaves Washington at s35 A.
VI daily, except sunday
Narreuton trains leave Washington at So a NJ and
80 Z VI daily
For tickets AID information inquire CoIapany's
nc I'll PerE>El wanna avenue or - Union pot
NJ SLAUGHTER. y mcdaniel
ten fasS- Agent Agent.
mario SOL HAAS Tratf, Manager
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE BENG ALL OF SQUARE NORTH
b virtue of deed of trust, dated the Goth day OF
April u. 1883. and duly recorded in Lber No 1857
folio AS ct being of the land records of the
District OF Columbia and at the request of party Sc
cured thereby we the undersigned trustees will offer
at public auction. in front of the premises on THURS
DAY THIRD us 1 pay Of APRIL, 1854 a, FOUR ANp-A-
tate situate i'll th96ity of Washington in the District OF
Columbia to wit Nil that certain piece parcel land
known ard DIST guished upon the official plat and
ground plan of said city all Of square north OF
one hundred and tiiirty-se ESQ. No. of So 1870
bounded by north street. 18th street and Massa
chnsetts avenue. and improved by brick church
Terms One third cash balance and two years
with interest at cent and by deed Of trust
On the property sold deposit $500 will be REQUIRED
from the purchaser purchasers the ground The
Iroisrty Will be sold subject to encumbrance Of
$500 and interest II terms OF sale not com
pied with In ten days the deposit money will be for.
feed and the Trustees right to resell the
property at the risk and of the defauitR purchaser
or purchasers All conveyanc.ng at Of purchaser
or purchasers
GEO. ". CISSEL
nlh22-dSds AUSTIN HERR / Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
Wall Street To-day.

THE STOCK MARKET UNSETTLED AND WEAKER.
NEW YORK. March 26. 1870 o. m.-The Post says:
The stock market was feverish, unsettled. and on
the same hours yesterday. There was no news OF
any kind to affect the general status railroad and
financial affairs and none to affect particular stocks
There is not likely to be much progress In the ad-
Of railroad stocks until there is some solution
OF the eastern trunk line problem Out OF thirty
stocks traded In twelve were higher than at the
close last night, twelve lower, and six unchanged
The coal shares were rather weak. The volume Of
business in the bond market was moderate, but
priceS were generally higher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
NSON BROS, Auctloneers.

II HS-@NA-NSO-N
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
FRONTING ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN r
AND STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated April s. 1880 -
and recorded IN iber No 9i2 folio III ct seq one
OF the land records OF the District Of Columbia a
py urectlol VI the party secured thereby shall sell
public auction, in front of the premises on SATUk.
DAY APklL FIFTH, 4. D. 1884, at FOUR-ANH-
a-fALf:OCLOCk PM, Lot numbered six I'd. in " als
SUBDIVISION OF square numbered three hundred and
1851 said lot fronting eighteen S) feet and
- o} Inches on Tenth street northwest aud running
PACK west with the same width ninety four 80 feet to
an alley together wi the improvements consisting of
two story Brick Dwelling with back building being
PROMISES No. l'l0 Tenth street northwest
Terms OF sale; The amount of the indebtedness
feIhef with the interest and EXPENSES sale III cash
balance Ill nine and twelve months for which the pu
cnsers notes secured by deed IT trust on the PROPERTY
SOD aha bearing interest from date of sale, will be
taken. a deposit OF SlIo required at time Of sale
Terms 70 be complied with i'll days from ay of
sale AL conveyancing aud recording at purchasers
cost. ANDREW r BRIVV
mh26-dSds Trustee
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Minister S.rr.r, rrau.s~rrea.

HR Is sRNr FROM BERLIN TO ST. rErERsBfRa.
The President this afternoon nominated MT os'-
gent minister 10 Russia, transferring hiIe noin
Rr-ssn
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THE SUIT BROUGHT By POLICEMAN NO. 100.
In the Police Court to-day the case against
Messrs VIM. G. Nicholas and VIM. N. Robertson,
the managing and city editors, respectively Of the
National Republican, came up for trial They were
charged with libel in publishing in the Republican
OF the 18th ult an article which reflected on Police
officer George W. Cooper, whose official number
was .'109" The article in question alleged that a
policeman wearing the number "l09" brutally set
upon and beat gentleman In front OF the National
Theater while he was waiting for his wife in front
of the theater the night previous to that issue Of
the Republican. The defendants entered plea OF
not guilty.
L. p. Seibold, IT., reporter on the Republican,
testified in substance that the paragraph In ques-
ton was written by him at the dictat1on OF Mr.
Robertson tho city editor, who stood at the tele-
phone, received q message and dictated the article
Mr.. Nicholas, the managing editor OF the Republt-
can, was in the room at the same time.
Policeman Geo. W. Cooper {number l0y testified
that he was on duty on the night spoken Of at the
National theater.
Lieut. Austin testified that on seeing the article
Cooper replied that no such Occurrence had taken
place.
TIE ARGUMENTS
This closed the testimony. Defendants counsel
then asked that defendants be discharged, for the
communication was q privileged one, and they
could not be held unless malice is proved He
50 taken and there was no malice
Mr.. Coyle claimed that the publication was
clearly libeloua
The argument was continued BY Mr.. Moore and
MI. Coleman for theNefendants, ana MI Coyle for
the government
TIE CASE SENT 10 THE GRAND JuRH.
The court ruled that the communication was
libelous one In ITSELF and be would send the case 10
the grand Jury, liking the bail at $500
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A Denial from Con.tantinopIe.

NJ pkAASD MADE FOR MINISTER VILLAGES RECALL
CoSsTANTINoPLE, March 26.-Unted States Min
lister Walace had an audience with the Sultan this
morning. An emphatic denial is given TO the re-
port that the porte had demanded OF America the
recall OF Gen. Wallace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

nLD WINE AND OLD PRINTS ,pr ,>-,.- :
sae oes. - Is Bs Old stand known for 49, As
IIS 9s-y I4ace where trst-cIass sfCGXf e1Ts
CLOIHlNG caA lie SOLD res Iectab.e In kHAND
ssS41A . S,N otano No fi3 street between ttnxut
Il No..,, .tA streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

ITNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
The HANDSOME IRON COTTAGE ON FOURTH
STREET. BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION
FIRST, 1854, at FIVE O'CLOCK in front of the prem
lses shall sell TO the highest bidder for cash the
from date of sales 49, ' '>
mh26-It THOMAS DOWI INC auc+;or..r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

THREATENED TR0TBIE ANs<s THE FrNSsrfya
MA Coat MlNER-.-1he coal miners ;r,,uttl.s I'm
the >Chuylkil. Ichi-lI Wyoming auc Lack asranna
I'kths are b".nininE even wurS. than har been
previously reported The continued sitSuprssf,u az
OPERATIONS Is creating irfens- fisS abstraction among
an C4aNS,-s ui iUine operators Ia tl,. SchRylkfn
u'sIiCt the Halcuhcnt golfers have mt IN secret
convention ana formed objective ,lrin s,,llsr
70 The Old Miners ana iaDar-rS Benevolent a,sseria-
tloh, which was disrupted duuuE TIE lahOf fr,ni-
u4'e Ia 1874 aud $50 NylTly All the oI..I AZ IVES
nave slEnlned Their willingness 70 take an active
part IN an acgrs'SSve movement Tor an Iur,4ss Of
working time ana WaG,=
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The War i'm the Soudan.

THE BRITISH TkUUPS RESTING
SCAKIM. March 2.-The British infantry are en-
camped miles from Suakim. where they viii re-
main for to-day. OF the 300 who fell out Of the
ranks yesterday overcome by the heat and hdrdenS
OF the march only are In the hospital The rest
have returned to duty. There Is no doubt but hat
the sickness will be renewed when the march con
tnueS 1t is hoped that the cavalry Will be able TO
accomplish the object In view without the neceS-
sty OF recruiting the infantry TO march 10 Tama-
nieb
RECoSNoITERING TAMANrEB
The cavalry. with 50 Arab scouts, have gone to
day to recOnnoiter Tamanieb.
The troops bivouacked last night in an oblong
rectangular and slept On their accoutrements.
Capt. Slade, OF the reconnaissance party, gal
loped within 800 yards OF Tamanieb but saw no
rebels. II Tamanieb is deserted it will be burned,
and the troops will at once return TO Suakim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

I,.tt PrlZeS amounting TO &26S, 500
Application for rates to Clubs should be made ouly
10 the Once OF the Company il New Orleans
For further Information write clearly yivinR full
dress. Maze p O. Money Orders payable and address
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Nkw ORLEANS, LA
ta sums y! - and upwards BY e1pense)
to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN
rnhl2 10 90 u. % ap2SSIt NEW ORLEANS La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
UNDERTAKES.

4 RIHCR ROONEY & co.
IA EM1ALhIitS ANB ENDFRTaKFRS
O. II street and 2is5 I,nnsy IvAuia avenue "a W
Telephone coIn'-.tIUu uh.R
VElLLIAM T. sFIADLER
w FURNISHING GNDFRTaEPR
Telephone Contraction.
. los 9Th street northwest near I. sul,s
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Sour grapes.
TN fine Enst,nr nf TuH Err

TO the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
There appears In THE STAR OF Tuesday an inter
view with commissioner West, IN which he applies
TO me ''sour grapes because AN il favor OF SUI
frage In the District OF Columbia. My position upon
suffrage ante-dates the honorable Commissioners
advent IN this city: but admitting t 10 be Of recent
birth his vaporingS about the wants II our pple
would convert the most pronounced advocate OF the
present star chamber government. We have SUI
fered long and patiently 10y having political trani}s
placed over Us, and do think that the evils that
we know not or can be much worse than those We
nave. see by an Interview in the Eept.JiicG6 with
the same gentleman he says that II ne thought he
was not wanted here that he would resign Ii
would De Interesting rea ling 10 the lis Citi
2enS that asked for his art )ntlnenL Mine is I'm
the hands OF the President, Of which feel proud.
VIII start the requis,ton. and suggest that the
gentleman get. He complains OF the want or con-
ndence Ia Congress be Knows why.
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

Con- AND Woon
We have just received large lot Of Bakers PINE
WOOD; also. fresh mined COAL Of superior quality for
domestic usa. al Of which we Offer as lowest market
rates.
Tue attention Of consumers &rsspscttully invitsd.S
I'll Inspection u our stock
STEPHENSON BRO.
mia ~ IT. wharf and 18th 1t. and PAsvA
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

f{NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
ONE LARGE WALL CASE WITH GLASS DOORS 20
FEET LONG SUITABLE FOR BOOKCASE;
LONG WALL CASE, WOODEN DOORS; GLASS
CASE, TEN FEET HIGH; ONE 2l-FOOT TABLE;
RAILING AND CASE DRAWERS, TOGETHER
WITH OTHER ARTICLES.
On THURSDAY, MARCH TWENTY-SEVENTH
lisa at ELEEEN O'CLOCK, shall sell at 932 street
ali the Fixtures, Cases &c To be removed Immediately
nlhZ5-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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vEHOMAS BOWLING, Auct:oneer

BUILDING LOT on The SOUTH SIDE OF SAMSON
SIREET. BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
TON.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY
SEVENTH, 1854. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the
premises ! shall sell Lot 50 in Square 1874 having
front of y feet on the south side of Samson by
depth of 80 feet. TO a 10 foot alley
Terms third cash balance In one and two years
with notes bearing interest at six cent
and secured by deed of trust ali cash at the OPTION
OF purchaser All cOnveyancing at purchasers cost
600 deposit required at tins Of sale
llI2t-dSds THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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Latest Foreign News by Cable,

PRINCE OF AMMAN HANGED.
LoNDoH, March 26.-The latest adviceS from Ton
Qun state that prince OF the royal family OF An
nam has been convicted OF promoting the massacre
OF Christians and has been hanged.
WHY THE ABYssINIAN SCOUTS WERE DIsBANDBD.
LONDON, March 26.-Admiral Hewett telegraphs
in answer to the inquiry O. the Marquis OF Hartne-
ton, secretary OF state for war, in regard 70 the
dsbandment OF the Abyssinian scouts, that they
were disbanded because they were outlaws and rob-
RelS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
Pennsylvania Railroad Offfcers Re.


PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-The directors Of the
Pennsylvania railroad company met to-day and
reorganlzed by reelecting the principal executiv,
officers. The other officers were reappointed b!
President Roberts, and the appointments confirmed
by the board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

tHE SVLLIvAS-IUONPSoS SICSSTSR Match
Articles of AGREEMENT Were received yesterday by
Richard N. Fox Tor p.lZs fight ir - sg bf sg,~.n
Jhhn l. sullivan and NcrFla Liipii!ts-Iir ~ t,y,,-
lana duncan {. Ross laHm,sui. , hacGeT has
foled $500 forfeit l.. the han,.s u Mr. FoA 10 IT,
covered 10y Sl,iy al IL lac accepts TIE ,leu. and
skis the articles -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
A Hotel Destroyed by Fire.

SPoTswooD, n. j., March GA fire originated In
bradys hotel at this place. shortly after midnight
last night, destroying the building with ell its CON-
tehts Andrew Mahoney, q meat pecdler, was
burned TO death In the building. The other In
mates escaped by climbing out or the windows to
the roof OF the porch. whence, By means Of lad
0erS, they reached the ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
The Maryland Marriage License Bill
VefAoA.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 26-Gov. McLane has
vetoed the bill reducing marriage licenses from
sustained the veto Is votes being required to pass
the bill over the veto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
Gen. GrqhaUlS rnl

Gen. GrahaIns messenger. who was sen fsask
the sheiNhs 10 come 10 TIE British camp, Returned
with a reply from USTnan that The sword was the
onls nedICln OF communication between himself
and the English.
barge " the {. q %. railroad brought eight ears
Of height 10 norfolk, Va from Newport \ W.
Monday night-the first freight received al NO.
ION IN 0hbrOktn lux from the over tbs linz,
MIS- D. v. Summers died ~ her home. In Normal
~. yesterday. Size WIS better known as Il ,l.an
petrarmo, one Of Tie most charming soubreJt0s On
the stage.
Prof Francois T. de BusScv. A LID. died :.
New Haven. com, yesterday. aged y years
MI. D0nlelSuu. editor aud proprietor 81 the prov
dtnce NR H. JU1oYtGt died last night aged 20 ge.G-
The sultan l. seriously Ill IL Is feared IA-t is
ailinent viii end Ia madness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

nlSAPPEARASCE Of A LADY.-The Baltimore S1p.
OF TO-DAY Says: Nl>. Garr-c Nichols alsaprasared
from her home hear R.aiuuspgrE, Nd "A Iaeutn
ago and nothing has beeu heard O. her y here
aoputs Slice. Searching parties have secured the
NVelsll the Vicinity. aiu rewards have been offered
70 ho purpose She MAS ~ Uus1und uIlu1. and
ielrs are eutertalnel for her sai..IE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
AuRustus Schell DYING.

Augustus Schel Dying.
INV YORK, March 26-Augustus Scheil was so
low this morning that his death was expected
mOmentar1ly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
Wa DE- MEIER.

Itisn now undsputed that WEI DE MEYERS cArAR-
RAJ CURE Is the only treatment thst viii absolutely
cure catarrah- Dr.. Wei de Meyers TREATISE" with
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY co. 1s2 Fulton street, NY feb4-m, .s5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

Two OF MaToE LaTRORE NOMINEES RETFcFRD-
lie bA.tllnore city council vest rtay Afternoon ia
JOINT convention took up The MAYORS Nominations
if coiiih's-pitrs ~ The Ar" Department. That OF
Nj. Fus>eibauEh WA confirmed. ana rh0sse al
MesSrS hlrh and Preston were rejected, bsz aus.
tiey would not pled-e themselves To- rsInuse The
present CHIEF engineer u tie department The
ilator states that he WILL re-uuIulnaUe bolll OF
them.
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ZZZ1&azzzzu@z9
HLu<
=
ircfo

Incorporated IN 1868 for twenty five BY the I1-
lsat'lre fog Educational and Charitable purposes-wth
scaital q luoocl-to which reserve fund Of over
S5sUtO} has si;ice been added
BY al overw lining popular vote its franchise
iade part of the present State Constitution adopted
december III. a D. 1879
ne oI.ig Lottery erer roed and endorsed By the
7e0ILs II aHy State
IL ,serer scales postpones
IFS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
monthly.
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR.
TUNE
FOURTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS D. IN THE
~ ADINl IF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY. APRIL s. 1854
10TH MONTHLY DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
10000 Tickets at s. each Fractions i'll 6fths in pro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

DEsrhu CrTvH CNCIo> ESl e-ERpay-Irt Is raf,,r-ah
that Tie village II '1l-mAn~vllle "a HuFyq-on
county, nv. Inrty miles fruin Lexington Was
almost "uit-eA destroyed bv ,-yr ale Which sft
over IL yesterday IL l. said THAI ten persons were
kllHd ana nfteen ar twenty injured - lfsur
T. m yesterday destructive ckrlur. passsl over
BOYD. Ky, blowing down everything IN lis way
lht INMATES ~ IL" h.u,tS iltsi 10 tn. Wells and
trl.afS Many parsons wrne Injured A feugh
estimate places TIL damage Al $50. oet-Acsclone
yesterday Struck Gainesville. "a, uLrOBfng several
HOUSES anG killing a negro WOMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
TelaUrau hic R1iefa.

At BeIleville Ill, Deeke Huhn's planning mill was
burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
Specie shipments from New York to-day 81 ,O56, 600,
IN gold bars