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OPIUM AND MORPHINE HABIT.-DR b. II.
~ KANE, Of the De Quincy Home DOW ofers rem
edy whereby any can cure himself quietly and
painlessly For testino nal9 and endoregnents IRON
eminent meiica. men. &c. address H. h KANE A u.
Md. leo Fulton street. New York city. feb28A tuth
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DA1IY InsE To NORFOLK
AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Potomac Steamboat COInps1y's Steamers
GEORGE L AIRY ID EXCELSIOR.
Commencing THURSDAY, MAY 1sT, 1884 one of
these popular Steamers viii leave eth street wharf daily
Except sunday at 80 saturdays at 6 T. IN.
The U s MAIL LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS
MONROE AND THE SOUTH
The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY. leaves 7TH
STREET WHAR every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at 5:30p stopping at Piney Point and Com
6slG HarbOr each way.
Exclusive connection with the Boston and ProYidencs
steamers
Freight received daily until $50 pm.
For further particulars apply to
WI. P. WEIGH. sen Agent
ap22 9TH Street wharf
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Tm NV Yonk Sun
REACHES WASHINGTON AT II

REACHES WASHINGTON ATTAIN
ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION.
,fJoa Ray, 7. O. Clements, J. Brad Adama Jos Shil.
Inston. Chandler Reid and washington News Co.
VIII supply II promptly on order will send IL BY
mail at 90 cents month. Address
IW. ENGLAND. Publisher 'The SUM-
mh19-9m New York City
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT A CIRCUS-Nhile ne
performance was going on At the Sidoll ,iriI- a
Bucharest, last evening, the roof OF the tre
fell Ia upon the spcctaiors Lights WERE u
gushed by the crash, and a terrible panic cE-u,i
which was Increased by an outbreak OF ne We
dead bodies ana one hundred wounded have ben
carried from the spot A large number OF PEI ans
are missing
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WALTER b WILLIAMS 3 CO., AuctioneeA
SPECIAL SALE OF CHOICE FURNITURE or THE
VERY BEST MAKE LATEST DEafGN yT7-g

WALTER b WILLIAMS / Co, AuctioneerA
Ez z41 Bzs IF SRS THsE BEsss er
81 TEHs5fR41 /. EfEtEE GS6s2
fSps5e ~ me
ps
MfrrIEr very s1pensve Handsome P.ror Table beau
n4s q snssnqhs s[
Pate aIss. rs. SRs
Chairs upho i Bronas
Thoee in want Of rich and stylish furniture should
not miss this opportunity to secure choice and elegant
ap22-2t ~ WALTER B WILLIAMS + CO.. Aucts.
DUNcANsoN BROS AuctlOnesra II
nEEs sR SzS e 55sR as
e. THURSDAY o MORNING aGR A, APRIL TWENTY
stock Of TIE above goods which The
T'RTsIEEs, SALE OF yyAIgE4ARRIE TSTMRR9yET:Rg
SSSSbbfIHXEsT khIXEHAS fFyXsEsTS-Fo6kfa
osss
SZS, 1Ol1O 504 ct OF the lana records OF theN
District Of Columbia by direction Of the party secured
TTW 81 1fYFIRs pay OF April. 1884 Al HALE
Or parcel of land and premises Known and described on
tie public plat or plan OF said city as the whole Of lot
width to the of lot in Starr and Metcafs SUBJ
division of original lots (5 five and ) s1 in square No.
inches on street northwest
Terms Of sale: The amount Of the Indebtedness
secured by said deed Of trust unpaid with the expenses
OF sale in cash and the balance at six months for WHICH
day Of sale, and secured BY desd q trust the pro-
perty sold shall be taken deposit Of fifty dollars
Qured OF the purchaser purchasers at the time Of
sale and all at the Of the
- - B. II. WARNER, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. ap9-d dads
SATURDAY. THE TWENTY SIfTH DAY OF
APRIL 1884, at same hour and place.
sp12-d&ds B. q. WARNER, Trustee
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
Thefolow1ng are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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DISTRESS IN NORTHERN CHINA-Ninister Young
reports to the Department OF state that there is
great suffering In the northern provinces OF China
caused by the floods OF last year. Memorials have
been addressed to the throne praying for measures
OF relief, and the government is doing all ia its
power to assist those in distress
ARMY ORDERs--CoL Orlando NJ. Poe, corps OF en-
gineers, will be relieved from further duty In this
city and viii proceed to Detroit, Mich, and take
station at that place from May /, 1884, The leave
granted Capt Erick Bergland, corps Of engineers,
Is extended one month
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q Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OLA VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE. ON n STREET, NEAR
IMPROVEMENTS.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated December IT, -
1872 and duly recorded In Lber No. 7O3 folio 268 G
ct seQ OF the land records of the District Of Colum
ba and at the request of the holder Of the
thereby we viii sell at public auction n front Of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the THfRTIETH DAY OF
APRIL, A. %: 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ, the follow
ing real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton D. C., to wits All that certain piece or parcel Of
land known and distinguished and being part lot
bered one ID in square numbered five hundred and
twenty three t623 beginning for the twenty COZ
feet from the southeast of said lot ) and
running thence west nineteen and half $50 feet:
thence north hundred Q00 feet thence east nine.
teen and one half $50 feet thence south hundred
OO feet to the place Of beginning having frontage
OF 1917 feet on north street. together with the i'm
provelnents, etc.
Terms Of sale The amount Of the Indebtedness to-
gether the interest and expenses Of SALE cash;
balance In 81. and twelve months for which the
sold and bearing interest from date Of sale Will be
taken deposit of required at time Of sale Terms
to be complied with in seven days from day Of SALE All
conveyancins and recording at p1rcha. er,s cost
JAMES n. PENDLETON, / rr~,,,....
mh25-eo&ds BRAINARD II. WAREKR,S Arustees.
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RoyslLIQUIDGLUK
Mends Everything
Solid a. Rockl-Hard e
A dam q nt!-Fkm -
Granted! Str ongegt,
Toughest and Most
ElasHc Glue on Earthl
Absolutely Unbreak.
able and 1n0epareblelt
No heating!-No prep.
ar 1t 10 n EAlways
Ready! AwaT II
Glass. Wood, Lesthef.
Patches ON Shoes, Ru6
Der, Crockery, Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth,
| OYnxments, Stone, Fur
= H@n~ryx1,fvaO EIno 1rfth
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TUyHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires boiler avoids all expensive attendAnos
no loss Of time handling Of fuel and ashee It
used extensively for running Passenger and Ffeigh
and Idthoersphic Presses, Coffee Mills Roaeters Paper
and Ruling Machinery. Iathes. &C.. DC This engtn.
runs with extreme soothnesD and regularity Of Goed
possesses the least number Of working pagta. and
great simplicity Of mechanism
FOR particulars to price, &C. abpJ SsOmce D
Nsshin.ton CO Ii9ht Co Ul3
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON
TO,MORROw

TO.MORROW.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionssr.
CATALOGUE SALE
'HS5S5 R5ssHs g zE2HsE5gzE H4SR
SITS GIT ANR kr EYaEA SEE ASSN RE ASP
@ as6 Ea sA GR rs
e xERS5SRAH N2ss1Sf hEFSTg a HH1aP
viii sell the above o choice FeInara caa
loEEge. ready and viii be mailed to any address.
NBooHouse will be open for exhibition on Tuesday
api9-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
PAwNBRoKER's SALE OF
GOLD WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS. DIAMOND RINGS
sE rSs aodP SEES PEARL SETS G1R
sR3qS HEI E5fk c GR5cKT Y FHS R5
THIRD AS 1881 at TEN ocEock fS VII sell At the
aany s I snd Sns
partly enumerated above.
PHILIP WALLACE. Broker,
spls-st l4l7 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest:
DANENTRo9,T|EEsat ,t. soy s0S tnsnr,n,. nro..r.
1925 street northwest.
DMEIIlNG. No ss5 STREET SOUTH. SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF FOURTH STREET EAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated November 9Th,
1879 and recorded in Lber 9A folio 241. ct seq, nd
ses, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, on SATURDAY, APRIL
NINETEENTH, 1884 sub. Lot A. in Geo A. Barr's sub
division If original lot in square 79l together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms deposit Of 800 at time Of sale one third
cash; balance equal Of six twelve and egh
teen months with per cent until paid secured by deed
Of trust the premises. all cash. In the of
failure to comply with terms within days the
property will be resod at the risk and cost of the
fau1ng purchaser the cost of the pur
chaser WILLIAM y DANENHoWER.} Trustees.
ap11-dtds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
az THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY THIRD,
1884 same hour and place by order Of the Trustees
ap21- d&ds
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Latest News by Cable.


THE GOVERNOR OF MALTA DIsLIKEs DYNAMITE
LONDON, April 22.-Adv1ces from Malta state that
the Italian consul had proposed to land 800 Of
dynamite from Italian vessel In the harbor there
and deposit it In government stores. The governor
OF the island refused to allow this and ordered the
vessel to leave within forty eight hourA
HE WANTS TO ESCAPE
CAIRO, April 22-The mudlr OF Berber has tele.
graphed asking whether reinforcements are COM
Ing. II so, he says he will resist to the moStNNlth
his garrison OF 700 men, II not, he asks for in
structions prior to his endeavor to make tho best
possible terms with the Mahdi
AN AMERICAN LADY CRENATED
LONDON, April 22-The body of an American lady
was cremated at Gotha on Sunday. This makes
the 163d body cremated since the crematorfum was
established at Gotha
THREATENING NOTES FROM IRISH coNsPIRAToRs.
DUBLIN. April "a number OF rife cartridges
have been found at the Four COurtA The officers
OF the court OF the guards have received threaten
ing letters notice has been found in Phoenix
park near the spOtwhere Lord Frederick Cavendish
and under Secretary Burke were assasinated declar
ing that the inv1nctbles are impregnable.
THE EPSON RACES.
LONDON, April 22-This was the 11rst day OF the
Epson spring meeting. The race for the Riddles
down plate OF 200 SOveretgnS was won by 0rettOn'0
colt Henley; WaltOn's colt Hopeful date Mondamin)
second Manton's nlley Gang Warily third There
were seven starters.
The race for the Great Metropolitan stakes
(haneicap) was won by LeFevres colt Zadig; Cum
berland'S nlley See See second: HamiltOne colt
Loeb RAMA third. There were ten startefA
Attempted Assassination Of an OFFICIAL.
READING, Pa, April 22-Whne City Treasurer
Arthur was at the window OF his once to-day some
the room, but luckily without hitting any one A
similar assault was. made recently On the principal
OF the boys high school
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1OHN SHERMAN Co.
q Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers 927 st. n ".

cause $3.50 wherein JACOB II Hays ct al are 'aa
the undersigned, Trustee viii sell ct public auc.
ton Zoo on TUESDAY, 1,4 APRIL TMEFTYN1NTH A
premises the south forty.two feet 81 inches t4e6
Lot twenty three (2) in Square hundred and egh-
teen QOlS). belonging to the estate of William Hays
deceased, improved by three two-story Frame Houses
being Nos 409 All and Alb
Terms of sale Onethird cash; balance in two equal
notes for deferred payments with interest secured on
the property sold All conveyancing purchasers cost
deposit of hundred ($lO0 dollars required time
of sale G. c. COLE Trustee
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. sp18-d&ds
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucrioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF wELL-LocATED UN1Nf-
PROVED LOT, CONTAINING Is ACRES AT

BRliHI WOOD, d. Z.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of theas&
DISTRICT Of Columbia sitting in Equity passed inF$
Butt is plaintiff and Rebeses Bealle ct az de-
SIXTH DAY OF APRIL A. D. 1854, at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK F. M, sell at public auction in front
of the premises the following described real estate sit
uate ct Brentwood in the District Of Columbia to wit
All that PAM OF tract Of land called "Resuryey of
Peters Mil Seat" beginning at bound stone planted
at the corner OF said Lot In the east line Of
18th street road thence south e9% deg east 80 to the
east line of the track thence with said line south 10 deg
east 80 SO p THENCE north s3A deg. west 7348 p to
corner OF Cissells land thence north e deg sss
east line Of tn thence With said road nortS
Ga deg, east 2064 to the beginning, containing IL
acres
Terms One-third cash; balance in two equal install.
at and two secured by the notes of the
purchaser purchasers and deed Of trust upon the
property sold Deferred payments to arinterest from
the date OF SALE all cash the option Of the prrcha.
ser or purchasers Adeposit Of 800 required day
terms Of sale not complied with within seven days
from the date thereof the trustee the right to
resell the property at the cost and risk Of the deaun
purchaser or purchasers.
BENJAMIN D. CARPENTER
ap15-1Ot Brightwood D. g.
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IN DEBT TO ARTHUR,


and the obligation he means to settle here and
now. Last night he said to a wavering delegate
with more force than elegance: "Sir, we should be
ID dogs not to stand BY that man. All the
editorials OF the Wing for the past week relating
Arthur have been inspired directly by him. and the
remarkable leader or this morning, setting forth
the items Of readtuster Indebtedness to the Arthur
administration is made up almost wholly Of his
collOqu1al declarations Of yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES.

TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctonesr
TWO HUNDRED A II 1 t5cTE osISa1se oAsAR'Es
ION Tn1oMMolRsEow {MEDNyESsDD!AY), ApRM TWENTY
ton rooms, shall sell splendid lot Of singing Cana
ries without reserve 1t
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The children left by Ma j. w. Thompson are a
son and dapghtef,-Mr. Ross Thompson and Miss
ida,-1nstead Of two daughters, as stated yester-
| day.
Mr. Charles Myers, IS years old. son OF Architect
Myers who resides at Brightwood, d. c., saturday
| afternoon, while exercising with new bicycle ia
mont OF his fathers house, broke his leg
An aCercae1on took place between Samuel Hunt
ana ooy named Lacy, on Maryland avenue,
between 9Th and 7th streets southwest, last even
Ing. during which Lacy hit Hunt on the head with
base oall bat, tnjurfng him badly.
Thomas HarriSons bicycle broke down on 18th
street, opposite the Treasury department. this
morning, and he paid colored man TO deliver IL 10
the school at the corner of 9th and streets north
west, and has seen nothing OF 1t since. Ii was
valued at $50
To-day Detectives Block and Ran recovered a
gold watch, valued at Sos, which had been Stolen
and pennsylvania avenue, yesterday.
Horace s. johnson, 49S Pennsylvania avenue, re-
ports stolen from his store yesterday travelling
bag valued at S.
Howard Clements and James Fl. Keefer have
been appointed by Postmaster Conger as substitute
letter carriers.
A judgment creditors bill has been filed by
ROBERT Bridges ct al agt- W. C. Murdoch ct al
SENTENCED FOR HIGHWAY RoBBHRY-This MORN
Ing, In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie. William
Day, col0red, was convicted OF highway robbery in
taking silver watch from James s. King on the
31St OF March. King is old soldier, and was
waylatd and robbed by Day, who was arrested by
Onicers F1feh and Slattery The court sentenced
him to 1--WE years at hard labor in the Albany lN.Y
pen1tentiary.
RANGE OF WE THERxooMErrR-The following
omcef to-day:-7a m, Ala IL am, 4i9. pm, 4S.0
Maximum $685. minimum. 4os.
MRS. SECRETARY CHANDLER will not receive to
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I'd Edition.
Latest 1bleglans to The Star.
VIRGINIA COALTTIONIsTs.
The Malone Conferences.

TIE GENERAL READY AND AMIGOS FOR FlGHT-
THE LIST OF pELI6ATES As AGREED CPOH-THI
Unit RULE TO BE ENfoRCED-A STIRRING TINE Xxx
PkCTED AT THE CONVENTION.
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CONTRACTS FOR Cattle FOR INDIAN AGENCIES
The Indian bureau to-day awarded contracts fol
the supply OF cattle TO the following named Indian
agencies: Fort Peck $50 head, TO Joseph Roach, al
"a .lO1: Fort Belknap, 70 W. b jordan, 100 head al
0666s RlAckfeet agency, to VIM. Patterson, l90
head, at S16 M.
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PoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE Capt. W c. Geoghegan. will resume
her trips TO Baltimore and River Landings, SUNDAY
March 9Th leaving Stephenson's wharf IN; leav-
Ea Baltimore for Washington every FRIDAY at PIN
Freight received until pm Saturdays ONLY.
All River FIR light must be prepaid
Passenger accommodation uneQualled.
Apply to STEPHENSON BRO Agents
mh3em 18th street wharf.
STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES SEVENTH STREET
- WHARF every SUNDAY, TUESDAYS and THURS
DAY at ! o'clock am for Mattox Greek, returning
on MOpiays, Wednesdays. and Fridays. stopping
fsrrlediate Landings going and returning.
Also touches Grinders wharf SUNDAYS and Tues
days Gown and Wednesdays up. and Chapel Point and
Brent's wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and We'd
Lssdays up freishts received daily.
e. L. JONES. Agent
febI3 Tth Street Wharf
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The COurrs.
The Capture Of Shendy.

TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE MAseACRkD.
The Details OF the steamboat massacre and the
capture OF Shendy are given by the Paris Figaro 40
follows: "Three hundred Egyptian troops and SIX
hundred non-combstants, preferring to make the
hazardous attempt 10 march 70 Berber TO starving
Inside OF Shendy SET out from the latter place on
the 18th instant Part N the nun Der went slowly
by steamer down the river, while the others
marched along the river bank. When two hou -
distance from Shendy they were attacked by Afui,,
and. after short night, all the troops exc,riiag
few were massacred The Arabs afterwHTd~ cip-
tured shendy. The Egyptian troops There had d.
carded their arms and uniforms I'm the h,ae ui ir-
Ing spared. Few. however, escaped a." geaCg.l
massacre Two thousand men, women a a. ''!.l.-
dren were slaughtered Many Of them were -
gees from khartoum."
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THE UNIT RULE.

This is the slate nearly complete. It Il Of course
fact that nearly all the persons composing 1t are
the personal as well as political friends OF Gen.
Mahone. But even to this ticket the unit rule 10
10 be attached by resolution OF the convention, and
majority authorized and directed to cast the vote
OF the whole. On this latter point the General was
he bad -, nus sss
Ing national convention OF the republican party,
and the corrupt bargains heretofore entered into
between individual delegates and the purchasing
agents OF presidential candidates, as the reason
why good men should be chooen, and the delegation
confined within the limits OF the majority Cle.
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A DEACON DEPARTS WITH HIS NEIGHBOURS WV
John cameron, OF Washington county. Md. u 20
was deacon In the church for over twenty " -,
suddenly LETT the neighbOrhood last Fricay aud
took with him a Mrs Barr, who abandoned her
husband and children. He bought suit of al hes
on credit. and also borrowed over 500 In casa -
his neighbors IL is supposed that the guilty c,i,e
have gone 10 Canada
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u H. WARNER. Real Estate Broker,
De GIG street northwest,

DE- GIG street northwest
THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
VEST NEAR PEN EMS 81 AVENUE EoAA d.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWEEN -
TY- EIGHTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK we will sell In ina
PART Lof %. SQUARE No. 70,
being the south Is feet front and running back that
width to an alley in rear. improved by well bult g.
story and basement brick dwelling containing rooms
years notes to be secured by deed Of premises
and to bear interest A. per cent payable semi annual
900 At time Sf sale Terms to be complied with in
chaser. after Ave days public notice of such resale in
newspaper published in ashington, D. C. Con-
veyancing etc, at cost of purchaser
ap19-eo&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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RANGE OF V1I THKRMooMErER--The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief sigma
omcef to-day:-7a m, Ala; IL am, 449: pm, 4S.0
Maximum, 53.3: minimum. 40S.
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however, all around, as the recommendation of the
few has enraged scores OF disappointed sSpirants,
who are now threatening TO smash the slate, the
unit rule and whatever else stands In the way OF
their personal aspirations The situation IL quite
grave, and many insist that the challenge OF Ma
hone to the field will be accepted, and stormy
time ensue tomorrow. His answering loyalty to
Arthur, when scarcely q delegate here believes In
the possibility OF his (Arthurs) nomination at Chi
cago, 10 the one redeeming and ennobling personal
trait which stands in contrast the 1mpertous
iron will which dominates this heterogeneous gath
er1nP. He thinks he fS
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DETAILS OF THE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS.
His coming convention was not called to meet
until tomorrow, at 12 IN. Several days ago, now
ever, Invitations were issued signed with Mahones
name, and sent to certain friendly delegates to
night They came to the number OF nearly one
hundred, and by O'Clock were all assembled and
ready for huSinoaa
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EoRTREss MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE

FORTRESS MONROE. NORFOLK AND THE
Il SOUTH
SaSe aud Eleeant Steamer JANE MOSELEY
fare 30 cents. Meals served the European Plan
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ~ < an n n,
POTOMAC RIVER LANpINGS.-SteaIner IHOMP-
So leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
am Fare. Is cents. For information aud stateroons
apply al Genera Office. National Metropolitan Bank
fl3 18th street or at boat, foot of 9th street.
GEO- T. PHILLIPS, AFFIXED WOOD
S. superintendent. Secretary.
MI. VERMONT MT. VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORCORAy
leaves It'll street wharf daily (sxcept Sunday, for ME-
vernon at 10 O'Clock AIN; returning reaches Washing
tCr about 1901 pm
CSC /. T.. BLAME. Captain
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GEN. MALONE BELIEVES he HAS A

AS foretold In THE STAR Of yesterday, Gen. Ma,
hone has fought, and, he believes won the battle
tomorrow on the skirmish line OF last night BE
has literally taken time by the forelock. and has
sought to f0reStau the action OF Wednesday by the
program adopted at his conference of yesterday at
ternoon. Hereafter, enterpristng newspapers de-
like THE STAR, see to it that their ambassadors
don't get left.
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MRS. SECRETARY CHANDLER will not receive to
morrow afternoon
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The Markets.

PATENTS were issued TO citizens Of this District to
day q followE Louis ]. Church, TWO patents sash
fastner: w. B. Greene, automatic fan; Enoch os-
good; mail bag fastening. A. l. Pitney, rope or line
clasp. Th0A Taylor, treating cotton seed
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Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING srxx

special Dispatch to TIE EVENING star.
RICHMOND, Va, April 22.-The leading evening
daily here appears to know little OF the important
proceedings Of Mahones conference last night. The
following Is the ticket as suggested and recon-
mended by General Malone and which, 80 far asst Is
made up, will be chosen II in the power OF himself
and friends to do so