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News Hrie6S.

1t IS reported ia London that the Intention or
Zig tp address America In regard TO the making
oI dEnant" has aroused the hopes OF Russian adj.
Npcate' oI International Interference with the man
( Cfacture OF explosive materials.
VT ohelly, the correspondent OF the London
received.
dispatch from London says: Admiral Lessof,a-
~, the COMMANDER Of the Russian squadron which
gave aid To the northern states during the AIpyf-
can civil war, is dead
An Indictment has been found by a New Hsup-
3 shire grand jury against Nathan III Brown of
Deering, aged - for murder In the first degree for
last fan
The board or trade OF Portland, Me- have adopted
resolutions favoring the Immediate suspension OF
the coinage OF silver dollars
Henry {. Gordon ana Hugh Kerr, the spir1tualisrs
who were exposed by newspaper reporters al a
seance IN Philadelphia have been held In 81 200
ban each Tor cOnsplr1ng 20 cheat and defraud ana
obtaining money under false pretenses
THE "HAwKEyE" EDITOR AssAULrEp-A teie-
gram 10 the New York Tribune from Burlington
Iona. March 70. says: The Hdtckeye yesterday
morning published humorous illustrated sketch
OF the celebration OF St Patrck's day. but In such
a manner as TO leave no doubt In the mind OF any
one that Its purpose run. Thomas p Kelly
however, was greatly offended by It's publication
ana Today, accompanied 10y another IMAM, both
being greatly under the Influence liquor, walked
Into the editorial room and began 70 abuse Mr. Bur-
dette, who PLEASANTLY Invited them into his private
room Kelly. who Is much larger than Mr. Bur-
dette. rushed upon him, and soon both Were on the
succeeded I'm separating then but the faces or both
We're badly disigured- Kelly, before going in
search OF Mr. Bur1ette. provided himself with two
feNOlVerS, and his companion carried 4 knife.
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OTTO GAS FNGISF

Il Requires no boiler avoids All errNs,s,-,
0C tss OF uIie no handling If Gel and no shes I. .
4e+0 extensively for running Passenger and
Gevators. Sewinz Machines. Meat ChOIr.Ts
nc AtnosrsPhf Presses Coffee Mills. Etasers Iar1-
NC Ruiln2 Nschlnery, Lz.hes DC & us -.
ypHs WIN eXtreEis InOcthness alla - - -
pooeseses the least number " gC1k.l.. -
1oeat pltcity Of mechanism 'a4 - ~4i1
LOT a,lcu!aIs a. 10 pr1ceA s.. Apply al Orce ,:
".>~-S SS~N 49, >-SAs ~ .JIS
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OPIUM AND MORPHINE HAB1T-DR n n
~ KANE, OF the De Quincy Home now offers a rem.
cay whereby any one cen cure himself quic KY and
lainless1y For testin mails and Endorsements from
eminent medical men. &c. address Fl. b. Ne A. NJ
MD ITO uiton street. New York city. feb23s tn
T9'AE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
never wears out. 4lways clean. and be- worn Wilde
bathing Is ior ss.ls as
CHAS. FISHERS
G6S It'll street northwest
yRs. FISHER devctes her attention 70 the Vantsx
Lacy PssTvuA nm
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DUNCAN C. Ross ON SLUGGER SuLIIvAN.-Duncan
C. Ross at Cleveland O., received letter yesterday
from Chicago informing him that Sullivan has put
I'D no forfeit money and insists on lighting accord
ing to the Queensberry rules which Ross lnterpreJs
as meaning that Sullivan Is weakening. Ross SAYS
it is absurd to stpulate the Queensberry rules and
that Thompson desires TO tight according TO ing
rules. in public or private. Ross fnsinuates that
Sullivan Is talking loud to advertise his tour, and
does not intend TO hight
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RANGE OF THE THERNOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE of the chief signal
oftcer to-day:-7a m, 40: II am, 55.2 pm, $50
Maximum, 67.2: minimum, 42a
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VHE GREAT 49,.

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
1oUBLE IR4Ck 81 s2 liz WIS" VIZ
s1IE RAILS NAGNIFICE:,I III IPME I, 81 L
5EAIxs LE.vE "AsHISGIoS IEoM sTaT.cS coRsv.
1oTi,tsbqr AID The Ve-t C6cass ii.sed I,res,
{: saSe Sl~"ylHt Cars u . ~ daiy IA. Line
tc Cincinnati Western hi re- 10 = n. Gs-iv ,y
Palace Cars 70 Ittsburv. Also connects ,;ally tGr
Sec n Ca fstj-iG- 10 Ch.ca-5 Mai iJpr "a
! - ! n. daily. log FIt;sf ~ aid The Vest WITH
TALIINOKF AND POTOMAC EsfLH0AD
nc EFie Cans .G;-1is Re istr: b:E'l2 Saaara
Nast-Igto1. 70 koheser, and ~sslll-;o, Bsse,aIo
Iie-i lsNi.3 Washington oA saturday L-..t All
for v ;liaIlsfo Iocs Haven and Einira- at94o. n
feI Kew Tork ana The East Il a. n 10 a N. ~
- 10 u AID ii Is I, On sunday 400 l0ooari
n daily i esc'I IS s Id y ' ~'''' lara
tsl b,s,e. ". II ch4I-se, iV2 e.ery week dag
Is5 bI2g4lyl Il thrush trans comet at 5er
IA l;sT f, seIsss New York City; ~,
ara II i Ori Sunday to 1910 and II l. D. IL
For hsi as RI. Fsss 80 n day ez5ert SUNDAY
80, y 80 81 40 200 ave II J. p m "a
80 90 - n-.4to 80 40. 1000 AID IL Is
Re, IoEess CI.ek Iine. 80 II and 4,4op IN day
fS S,x Annapois so ard n daily ezcep,sun-
ALIAANDEIA AND FREDERICKSBURG KA1r.
E Mnn. aHp ALLAANLhiA AND WASHINGTON
29S 49, go. 6 IS. s.o5 and IL S5pm CT sundsya,
ss1 Richmond snd h; s 81 r. Is and d,sv
aralns leave I A. asS s.s .T XSaIasy
ard 1G0 an LOO So So 10. Is etd 10 ,op
m and ~ ~ n1idnltht On Sunday 10 and TO- 70
Tickets and information a, the Office no-,..s. oo-,s-
Ecn xsre orders can G left fos m and At the sts
sass u esstin.t-op froIl hotels ana resldefr.s
CHAs. PU6H. General MANAGE i~saeiissr AGENT
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star
The Italian Ministry Resign.

ROME, March a0.-The Italian ministry has re
signed. owing TO the smallneSs Of The majority by
which Slgnor Coppno was elected president OF tbs
chamber OF deputies
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BROKEN LEvEEs IN LOUIsIANA.-The governor OF
louisiana yesterday received a dispatch from Bayou
Sara to the effect that all hope OF saving any part
OF the Morganza levee has been abandoned and
that the crevasse will soon be q mile wide, with
probably an average depth OF ten feet He Is in
formed that the JamiSon crevasSe, three miles
above that town, on the left bank OF Bayou La
Fourche, is stu running at terrible rate, and i'm
menSe damage TO the planters is the result
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Miss HILLS THREAT To KILL SHARoS-In the
Sharon divorce case yesterday Miss hi. the plain
tiff, resumed her testimony. She said: IL told
General Barnes that IL Sharon had me convicted ~
crime, knowing me 70 he irn0reit. would XII
him" General Barnes denied having repeated This
10 sharon. Miss Hill continued: IL never offered
to pay anybody 10 Kill sharon | told Inv friends
that sharon had posted me before the world IA Il
bad woman. and that IL he obta my conviction
/ would take his lie and my OWN
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SLIGHT nRnp IN PRIEES

NEW YORK, March 70, las p. m-ihe Post says
The stock market was subjected this afternoon &C
some potent contending influences. and yet shove
no very important changes in prices though on the
Whole the active speculative stocks were lower 4
rumor was started just before one O'Clock that In
view OF the diminished earnings all injunction
would be applied for-by some one, but nobody
could say whon-against the payment OF the Union
Pacific dividend. InlS caused a decline OF per
cent III Union Pacific and carried the rest Of the
market with 1t TO the extent or % 10 Is. Mr.. Dillon,
president OF the Union Pacific. denies the rumors.
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The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
BY special wire to II. II. Dodge 539 18th street:
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The Yellowstone Park,

NEW YORK, March PA. L. Love has been ap-
pointed receiver OF the Yellowstone Park Improve
ment company by Judge Nixon, at Trenton Rufus
Hatch says he has put $4,000 in the company, and
that 1t owes $4,000 besides The receiver Will carry
on the business OF the cOnpauy.
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The Rhode leland RepubI icnn Convex.
Ilon.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March e0.-The repuhlicsa
SAt invention organized this noon. with t;.-oreO
Ni.hUr as chairman. Resolutions ,Nnry@ssin0
graz! l>4lah ii senator Antennv's restoration q
s,..ttA Ntre adopted The Present state o1iceru
.Ec.E taen TannulinataH
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The "HswKFYEp EDITOR Ass.rrrn-
MiHHlEn
Ell.

HARKNESS-BAEBETT on March 20 1894 by the
Rev. Joseph L. Kelly, ROBERT n. HARNESS 70
ANNA L. BARRETT, both OF this city. No cards.
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DEACON RANNEY ABOUT TO SEE SEPARATION
The New York Sun OF to-day says: Deacon Ranney
Of the Madison Avenue Congregational church, was
asked last evening whether DR.. Newman would
formally accept the pastorship OF the church and
be installed, as suggested by the council He said
that nothing would be known until the officers OF
the church had met. He was going TO see the play
OF "SeparatlOn.n
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THrR,TxRow TEcrr --raT-

. ms HAINs0" Trout ha T.. = 1sh commission
Ia> ',lF.d thrte specimens a.! -ha California rain
DOW 4. .-. one q Viii d N"i<ls thirty puuniA
my ~ IN : E,s OF Other sAl 1itS ian he seen &C
l.i - IL "n ~ 3ae Co'EInssr' IN IA. Old Ar,nory
oG..iiug, corner tth DID streets southwest.
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The Markets,


BALTIMORE. March GO-Nlrxlnla SKIES, consolidated,
4N5.: Virginia second series, 40: pastdue coupons
do. threes, 5i1s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. March 20-Cot.on steady-mi1dlne
1915 Flour quiet and about steady. Wheat-southerIl
steady and quiet western about steady aad dull south
red, 1.12all5: do amber Il5al.11; No. Mary
1o73. March. LOT bid April lO75sal 0sa May. lOeas
alloys June; los 1915 July log bid Corn-south-
elected; southern white 57ae9; do; yellow, 5sa57
SOY bid: July. e2l bid steamer a54 Oats dull aud
easysouthern 42ai5. Rye firm 69al Provisions quiet
and steady Butter frrner-western packed, l0a25
creamery. 25a3s Eggs firm, Plaza Coffee easier and
duilRio cargoes. ordinary to fair. l94alis4 copper
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dul-cotton. 532d
-four. 1s.3d grain 2.a3d Recepts-nour. 1858 barrels
1000 bushels; rye, 500 bushels; Shipments wheat
600 bushels Sales-wneat 10000 bushels 81 ODJ
|)ushels
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AUCTION SALES.
MAILER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer

FURNITURE; BRUSSELS CARPETS. BEDDING.
1881 and duly recorded il ber No s9a folio 26:
Of the land recoras for Washington DC and by direc
auftis on 5AAlMnhNRAS A 4 FfI
in trout Of the auction rooms of Walter B. Williams
Co. corner 10th and streets northwest the Furni-
Schedule marked A. attached to said deed Of
in part
TTabPes LOUNGES Walnut Book Gaze. Walnut Writing
steads Bureaus and Washs.ands. Patent Seckers
fa sSH & af 4as Tap
sTsir srqsses CsrRet RHss Hall carpess lss
lows and Bols.ers, Bankei. Bed nr lie Heating
s sSss &C. nth many other h articles in
mh2o-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS. Trustee
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ONE BRADBURY P1AS9 FgLL SCALE. IN PRIME
FRENCH PLATE p1E GFP alkRoRs VERY HAND
S SoNIE41I TkkisH FAELSE ssET ForR AZ;
& &4S&HES SGH XAsES ,TSakA2ISSs
CARPETS. STOVES. &c,
TWENTY ROLLS sTk sS9 MATING. TWENTY
VENETIAN STAIR CARPETS. TWENTY VELVET
All the Furniture from til Colony Club, embracing
SCI f Po b Iso Card wh s b ssf 5aki 30
Sci, Office Desk Chairs Pictures, 81.
CARRIAGES, HOSES nEf WAGONS. &c
On SATURDAY rMOESISG,- MARCH Twenty,
Of my auction rooms, shall se large collection
hG m26s and ''h* ThO o2d BOWLING
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
SPECIAL SALE
FINE TRIPLE SILvER-PLATED WARE,
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY.
MANTLE CLOCKS. BRONZES, AND ORNAMENTS
BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO.
sALEskooM. COR. 10TH AND PENNA AVENUE,
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A D n. and HALF PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK ?, and continue from Gay to day un-
nhaoe sPe en' W ll3sE s0Ss Ut CO.. Auct
R.otLHTy NEAR FALLS eHtRcH. IL fAike
\ si q sSy% q s sn aasy
o. Is said e sfsH5 c Z
oSnsd aSSt9o oa the Esr h9w
81 g. 100 acrs with comfor:ab dwelling house and
s d Falls dufyh is WHICH ss
the " and T.. and has schools, churches &c The
epRlss pears peaches s. in full! bearing and small
ana variety and offers many Inducements to persons
desiring pleasant and profitable country residence
Terms + sale: So much cash in hand will pay the
81 700 from 22d November 1851 less S2l575 iter t
Sa tes Of $50 on S S ..
November 1885 $500 ON the 22d November los7, $500
on the I'D November 1888 and $500 the 22d
ber 1859 the whole to bear interest from the of SAFE
to be paid annually and the residue il any tall due
on the 2d day of November. Is all to lie secured by
TIE bonds Of the purchaser with approved personal
Curity and lie, on the property sold.
John Mccormick, NO ZIG New Jersey avenue Wash
in9ton. D. c, or Moore & Son Attorneys. FariaxC H.
Will give any information eQuired by those desiring
purchase r. WALTON MOORE
mh2O-1awiw Trustee
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YOUTHFUL LOVERS TAKE PoIsoN.-W. VI. Dane,
twenty years Old. OF BenuOnyiile. Ind. became en-
amored OF thirteen earod girl named Ada Swift
Her parents objected to his attentions. Last sat
urday night Dane purchased two ounces OF laud-
anum, giving Ada one-half and swallowing the
other himself The poison failed TO have a fatal
effect Tuesday the father OF the girl had Dane
arrested on charge OF attempting to poison his
Child. Dane procured pistol and Shot himself
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Burned Tobacco,

LANCASTER. Pa. March 20-S. VI. Longs tobacco
warehouse, at Mannheim, was destroyed by fire this
morning. together with the contents, consisting
OF over 800 cases OF tobacco and large quantity OF
ManuIactured cigars Loss, $35, 600. Insurance,
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THE MARYLAND LEGISLATCRE.-Tha MARYLAND
house OF delegates yesterday passed the lin to r-
duce marriage licenses 10 80 cents and II nOw goes
10 the governor Tor approval Marriage licenses
in Maryland have heretofore been s450-higher
than in any other state in the union. The house
also passed the bastarGy bill; the appropriation bin
for 1885 and the police unllOrG blli. The senate
passed the resolution endorsing COnETesSnlan
McComaS' proposed amendment TO the ConsTitu-
ton OF the United states 10 annul the exemption
from taxation enjoyed by certain corporations
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Telegraphic Briefs,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Charles B. Wright, u Philadelphia, has beer
elected director or the Northern Pacific company
In place or Henry Willard resigned.
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IMPORTED LABOR IN PESNsYLyANIA.-The town
council OF Mahonoy City. Pa, have been inyesti-
ran labor lives in that place. The committee last
night visited twenty dens, where $50 persons were
found crowded together. Most OF these places were
old stables, and few OF them contained more than
one room, In which men, women and children lived
In Sickening filth and stencil The council viii
adopt measures to forbid more than three or four
persons living In one house.
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THE WIRE TO BE LAID UNDERGROCND.
It Is proposed to establish an underground tele-
phone system for the convenience OF the govern
ment, which Will obyiate the necessity OF doing
departmental business over the public wires All
of the executive departments Will be connected the
White House, Government Printing Office and prob
ably the Capitol. Every Secretary, and perhaps
every chief Of bureau, will have private telephone
in his room. The telegraph operator of each de-
partment VIII be furnished with a telephone and a
patent indicator Will be at hand II the Secretary
OF the Navy should want TO talk with the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, the Indicator in the Navy
partlnent would answer his ring. The telegraph
operator, learning what was wanted through the
telephone, would at once connect with the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, and the two Cabinet officers
could hold a private conversation without leaving
their Offices An Indicator has already been erected
in the Navy department, and thirteen new tele-
phones have been ordered for use in the State
War and Navy department building. The wires
will be laid as soon as possible. and the system
completed
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WHD Street EU.EaH.

FAVORABLE INFLUENCES AT WORK.
NEW YORK. March 9n.-Wall street. 10 a.m.-The
settlement or the Northwestern Traffic associate
troubles, the appointment OF conference committees
by the mon Pacific and Chicago. Burlington and
quincy roads. and the near return of Mr. Gould
are expected to exert favorable influence the
STOCK market Some minor diSaffectiOn exists
among the newer trunk lines. but.tne principal dis
satisfaction seems to have been alayed II is init
mated that the Pennsylvania Railroad company
which controls the American steamship line. sail
Ing from Philadelphia. is negotiating with the own
els OF tie Red Star line FOR the sale OF the formers
SreanprS-
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The house or Winnie Motion. SS = r,aer north
w"Ni, was entered al u O'Clock on lhc morning q
WAS l-lt 'Qen, and aouut $40 worth AT ciothins
CARRIE. i y. - ~S
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were ex-Secretary Hamilton Fish, Gems. Sheridan
and Slocum, Senator Van Wyck, and Representa-,
tives Morey, Valentine, Seymour, Wadsworth, Ray
IN. H) with DR.. H B. Fowler (N. H., Campbell N
w Ke1fer HOltOn and Parker
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RALTINoRE AND OHIO RAILEgAD

DOUBLE TACK JANNfT COUPLER,
sohet,uIe to take effect SUNDAY. November Is 1897
Leave Hashlnston 'rOIl station corner OF New J-rsay
srtnue and street by Eastern standAs. 18Th Me:
Ter Chicago. Cincinnati. louisville and St 1ou,
Through Coaches Palace SieeI irg Cas- 10 aboys
Is-Lts without Change lo:l5a- n daily Chics,a
1or Httsgurx 1t 1915 a. II. and $40 II daily; 10
r. 70 t1t;sburS Cleveland and Detroit with Size
To- 1oiedo AID Detroit via. Monroeyille Io.l5 An
Sa3lH with sleeIer tor Toledo. Via Wheeling and Lake
Trans ior Philadelphia and New York at s1oa N
ltIIeI and sleepiIE Cars attached.
&c! baltimore On week Gays, j. 80. 20. 90 $40
Ute 1rlH, ~ 5:l : 90 10 I0To 10 81 n ''-L
1or Baltimore On srncays. so. 500. SOC. H. "a
For Annayois 40 y-oO am l2:lO and 40 . N:
Dor Way stations DejSeen ashtnGton and BALTIMORE
-, : a NJ i. 10 I'm . 50 80 and lCl5
645 I-m daily except sGHdas. IS NJ daily a lor
it-Le1iaI stations On evtry. uItaL brsuch go
Valley Brancn SO am daily t1c,it sn!,d az a.
Z ostly, for Frederick $50 an lois am. A.
10 HagersyoSn lois am and s5 m daily e.cep:
1!a.s arrive nom The IVES, daily t:20. $50 am 2:2a
t[o: New {eyk. and PHILADELPHIA 255. ssoa.n daily
z = = u daily EXCEPT sunday
&LcI Arna:elis. % !" Az 80. ISL pm; Sun
HI LsA-,-; n. - daily. and 2:l5p m. daily
IFr E s4ey a,,,, .,,s-rs,.,. o, =,
IS 20 M i'f am F0l's s2 ' e1 a9
Sunday: % m DAILY mon Point oi RScks
% 3 - and ID -; 81 a I An "a a ~ % g y
20 IL a. M sLq =. ~ !, z N. "a Snncays ~
A'Ta:rs from NasilnFtc stop ~ IeIsy station ercep.
Clio Icke; sslsts s:..n tI ai III 81:
IeuIsy lvaLla avenue c,rrer lsfl s-ref "a =. -,
VII u taEe4 Tor t~ae u Ii tLecA. aI4d received =.
II NJ CLLMLNIs II q T. Bal,rr.ore
L n tF-r' - rrL--- sr-c4S
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The KILBOCRN- THOMPSON CAsE.-1n the Circuit
Court this morning, before Judge Hagner the trial
OF the case of Hallet Kilbourn agt. John G. Thomp-
son, eX-Sergeant-at-armS OF the HOuSe-action for
$3.50 900 for damages by arrest and Imprisonment
was resumed. Mi. Kiibourn again took the stand
end was under examination when our report
closed
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THE PRESIDENT CALLS ON GEN. GRANT.-Gen
Grant Will remain in the city about three weeks
He weighs within i've pounds Of his usual weight,
still to use cTuIch. Tast eyenin9 President Az.
thur called upon him at his rooms at the Airing
ton. and they were closeted together for about an
hour and hall, presumably discussing political
matters No word that passed between them, how
ever has yet leaked out, and there nothing more
than conjecture as to the probable significance Of
the consultation and what may be its bearings upon
the various presidential bOomS
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The Emancipation Celebration.

The committees to arrange for the exercises have
been appointed These include a committee on
speeches. OF which A. st. A. Smith is chairman;
committee on arrangements, Of which p. a. Carson
Is chairman; finance. John A. Gray chairman; re-
Fisher chairman.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Albert Win
ston and Annie Smith; Emmett L. Matttce, OF Fort
Plain, N. T., and Fannie B. McKelen. r. b. Hark.
ness and Anna 7. Barrett; Thomas E. Stewart and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

A FALLEN ANGLIA warrant was sworn out to-
day in the Police Court, charging Thomas W. Angel
with assault and battery with intent to KIN Mary
Shannon. This Is the result Of the case mentioned
IN THE STAR some days ago, wherein the young
man went home intoxicated, and driving his father
from the house, beat Miss Shannon, who b blind so
badly that she was taken to the hospital Young
Angel Is now in jail under the sentence OF assault
upon his father, and for destroying properly.
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MT. VERNON, ut. VERNON.
RAILROADS.
I'VE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
HE SHORT LINE TO he SOUTH. SOUTHVES
-

1HE SHORT LINE To The SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in Effect ,,cNtMBFR Is. 1883
Sle5 A-N--<LW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
COM. ctlJE~ 70 81 points S0utl and Southwest.
Daily. x 1T Sr!: y with G. & Q Railway Pull
lla.l --e-il.x BuItt cars ;rotl New - and Wash
ir4-Jou - ii ma. TIlli, .>.eeu.uE cars from
> AS.1-l- i and ita-ltI SO : " Orea-s-
: 10 P.N.-LDJ INIiLi + FAST II + D.lly via Char
iott Svltlt : t1aCI1n4tI LoJ;.s. IL al Western
Louisville
u ~ z lI--S0J TFERN 3IATT. AND EXPRESS nailv
Il al points South and ~JI.fyE III D8asille al j
tl.-i-t. d .-Xcr.: sunday With T. < - Railway
Pullman Sim cars froLi. Nasalu Dan
VIE CuaT3 III. and Atlanta - New Orleans also
from Washington CEarlJ u and columbia to
AU--LS-a
Manasss Division Train leaves Washington at 50 A.
- d-ily. * II u-iav
WARMTH trims leave Washington az S-35 and
SIG + NJ daily.
Fer iek : aud utor1ustlgn irIr- e; CoIrTaay's OF:
L.. ~ Fei.Ils N.llla avenue al Cc-II D-to-
y SLAUGHTER. H4TDzSTFT
Gen lass Agent A.-l-.-
uarln Sol. HAAS. Trs:sc Na....eE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

A MAJORITY AGAINST TIE MORRISON RIrl-Monrrlca a.
TON PROPOSED TO GAIN THE REQUISITE N;-ARtR ,,r
VOTES FOR ITS PASS ,GE-BIr THAT WILL NOT ArrRr
THE INEyITABLE SPLIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

yIIET L s MAIL LINE To NORFoI.K. FORTRESS
Il MONROE AND TIE SOUTH
Ihe IOpular steamer GEORGE LEAIsY. leaves 7TH
ETREEI WHARF every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AID
FRIDAY. al pm Stopping at P1ney Point and CoIi-
fsld H9rbor each way.
Exclusive Connection with the Boston AID Providence
steamers
Freight received daily until 30 pm
ole NM. T. WEIGH. Gen Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEANER NATTANO LEAVES SrFENTH -STTFE T
- WHARF every ST NDAG, tt E-JANS md II I Rs
Day at O'clock Ii. Tor MattCx Gree, returning
VI rdsvs Wednesdays and trIy'uy> stopping II
teri tCiate Landings cCInx ati rets.-E.lfl-
AIS .ches 3 Grinders wbars ~ days and ueS-
days DOWN and Weu, sdays up aud Ciat-i Point aud
P1ent's wharf 1hursist down and Mondays and v ed
I4ssdays up. Freglts recei..d CaI Y
q I JONES Agent
febI9 Tta street W harf