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The Aftermath i'm Cincinnati.

A STRONG FEELING OF INDIGNATION AGAINST THE
TEOoPS-THE CITIZENS' COMMITTEE ORGANIZE
Now that the people Of Cincinnati have the
opportunity to consider the events of the past few
days, the newspapers report that there is grow
Ing feeling OF Indignation against the militia and
the part they took IN suppressing the riot. The
Commercidt- Gazette. perhaps the most outspOken,
In long editorial yesterday SarcaStcally sums UP
the result Of the three days destruction OF life and
property follows: ave have killed IS limo
cent men ard wounded and MANNED las more,
all to save one Jatlful OF murdererS We have
burned our f1ne courthouse with the records OF
three-quarters OF century. creating confusion
But what is that by the side OF Jailfll OF
The uprising Of the people. it goes on,
sentiment. and while there was mistake IN the
form Of demOnStrat1on1t was array OF the people,
having no worse impulse than justice against
muldererS. There was no call to take desperate
measures. Who does not now wish that the militia
had not been called into the jail? Who would not
gladly exchange the present situation for one in
which the men who first attacked the Jail had
taken out and hanged every man slayer?
The Freie Presse, a German paper, says that the
popular indignation on account Of the firing by the
militia Is on The increase and may lead to renewed
outbreak.
The Volksblatt, German. character!zes the calling
out OF the troops mistake, and thinks that the
police would have been sufficient
WHO ORDERED THR FIRING.
Capt. Folleger, who commanded the detachment
OF militia which fired the first shots, has published
a card denying the statement that he ordered his
men to fire. He says: 'Sherin Hawkins gave the
order in the words, Give it TO EN-, boys ire In
the excitement could not stop them, so cried.
For Christs sake, boys fire high.' My men would
never have fired II IL had not been that four OF
them were wounded with stones and shots from the
crowd. and they shot on the Sherin's order"
CIVIL SUBSTITUTED FOR MILITARY POWER.
The troops are beginning to leave the city, and
the different regiments will gradually return to
their homes The grand Jury will resume its ses-
nd Of apfS will no
the speedy trial OF criminal cases. The committee
OF one hundred, appointed by the mayor to assist
Julius Dexter secretary.
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ID. L. & W., ex div.
Wall Street To-day.

sTAGNATIoN IN THE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK April avail street. LAO p. m-The
Post says: After Slight spaSm OF increased ac-
uyity yesterday, the stock market seemed TO have
reIapsed into condition OF more general stagna-
ton than beior" During the forenoon there were
OILY q stocks traded In at all On the whole prices
We're pretty Well sustained considering the extreme
dizziness The general situation remains un-
changed
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VIZ DE- MEYER

tits now undispcted that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR.
RAJ CURE is the only treatment tina. viii absolutely
cure cssarrah DR. Wei de Meyers "TRKAT1sk" with
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed NEE D.
b DEWEY CO. 1872 Fulton street, n T. feb4-m, fsst
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MAR ik led.

HILI-FoWIER. on April "a 1884 at the yessden-s
OF the brides mother No 80 southeast y III.
k'v. Dr JoseIh France, Nh. WILLIAM F. BILL II
Detroit, Michigan, to FLORENCE A. FONg.fR 81
Washington, u. q. No cards. detroit Iap+ss please
copy
wE1ZEL-DROEGE On March list lisa ~ : d m
by rev l. > NynkUUp. CHARLES j. ME1LEL snd
NlLHELMlSA c. DkOEGE, both of Washington DC.
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" IL1AMASr1c Spool Corros.
IAE BLST FOR MACHINE OR HAND USE
SIX SPOOLS FOR % CENTS

At the Cffce Of the New Home and Hartford Sewing
Machines; positively the highest runnin nost simple
and durable Ma Zine roiuced. Examine our new
set q ati~' In eNts can Produce gr,arr variety OF
work than a!y ct:tr IL TIN market Machine, sold on
h.OLtL4y las I4ents. 81 ecli.l discount for cash.
Al OPPENHFINFR'a
FH2 9th street n. W, st. Cloud BliitiEx
1.S.-We are the sole ageuts Tor Hartford and New
Rome Sewing ,idctllneS- feb23
FsN II A g T. A L HOTSEHOLD" SILENT
W t1te- New Home - oston" fine Sewing Ma.
mes al honest Prices. No Come tho
cine ana motley. k.,,Iu- repairing spe-
ta2-ts Nh ~, Jst.
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VOcAl NeteS.

MIS- Mary A. Netmore, OF New York. the accom-
pn;hed representative or the DelSdrte system OF
the Art OF OraIory, arrived In Washington last
night She viii receive her friends this evening In
the Spenceridn COlleese parlorS.
John Hill. the white boy vino is charged with
hOuSebreaking, waived an examination In the
Police Court this morntag, and gave bonds for the
grand jury.
MI Jas ". Green. formerly A well-knOwn lawyer
In this city, died yesterday evenin, AT Culpc,,cr.
Va, from the effects vi par4lyuc stroke received
Some time since
Thomas EtcliuS0n was accused in the Police
Court Today OF forging the Maine Of r. q. SchIuitr
OF west Washington. TO Il note drawn for stt4 IL
The case was sent 10 the grand Jury: bonds $500.
MI t. II. MarlowS house, 1913 street north
west Was roooed last night OF quantity OF silver
ana silver plated ware and table napkins. The
tlllef gained entrance through the basement door,
Detectives Ran and Block to-day arrested a
Philadelphia commercial agent namrti Is. l.. Hill.
representing a harness firm. for doing bushes,
without license He lett 500 collateral Ior his
appearance.
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.HOMAS BOWLING. Aucr1oneer
CHANCEIY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
stun ED IN THE COUNTY OF WAsHING,
p bon. d ~, G. AN WEST OF GEORGETOWN.

s4sh &c cyAEAP1 IF fRaPHHTE
Being "vAI1 iA1 VIEW ESi! k az GEORGETOWN
BY Vi tue Of decree Of the Supreme Cont of the X,
District , OF Columbia passed in cause in which 5
Eobert >m b and others def ndanfs No s55 Equity
tn Trep5ses On as fF1ts VIII 'I1 at Pubic sale N
alRi hour 4 -FOUR o Fnt fAS H. ali al
' sseT OF R a dr Whit Havel and attery
gnGia beng described in one PARE follows: be
drawn north Is degrees e % t rom a, On
lar tree standing the south side the new free road
ha9Tn ss the n Do vn f.. 4se,
f HHf 1ace from tina, part Of the rct Called
the said pout of beginning running soIh Is dagrea.
Wts perches to thu east edge f the R:ige road
west 81 perches thence north 43 drees west Is perrhes
the north II degrees west Is rerches: then north
dist Il perie Ei rd TIT to M DIV tins
lines between Alliance and john A VI I'd cL'- rart
south 81 srees east t3waris the said '', ii1i
s1 pnllv B,rhr the a,.r hin co'in.d from
still with said Ridge road north y, RS VT 20
perches thence norh degrees east 81 rrcles; thence
o. rareh, to the sad division lne between Alliance
hha rnn tqSln BBaTf e The p aYe wen
abs bounded nd hickory trss winch is boaHda} of >an~
AND and as9 81 by 9a sna WI Murdok part q Whit
erees east to the place Of beginning containing ~
Terms Of sale: n-thifd cash. the o. the rr.
chase 3ney il six twelve. and eiyh,-en months fro
depass ipGsTr Hys a not.
II the rms OF sale are not compiled with the oi
all cash the aihcston of the sale by the court On
tn payment OF the who'll prchas" money ratlh~a-
purchaser at cost and expense the rruJtrty g. In
sold. free. clear discharged al claim Of the par
R:P JACKSON, Trus,,e.
FRfD. ". JOINS, Trustee
ash
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MAJOR NIcKRRsON INDICTED IN PHLADKIPHIA.-
The grand jury In Philadelphia yesterday afternoon
found true bill OF Indictment against Major n.
Nickerson, charging him with perjury. When he Be-
cured divorce In that city from his wife, Emma c.
NickersOn It Is alleged that he Swore falsely before
Magistrate Smith In making out the petition.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April "A passenger train
on the Alabama and Great Southern railroad was
wrecked 30 miles from this city last night by tree
which Was blown across the track. Ed. Brown, the
fireman, was killed. and Mike Frawley, the engi-
heer. Was badly scaIded. The engine and two cars
Were demolished.
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The Storm NJ I.psr Nsuht

CINCINNATI, April 2.-Reports from eastern In
diana and western Ohio say that the storm OF last
prostrating fences and telegraph lines, and CON-
munlcation Is badly interrupted Near Greenvlle
the storm was also very severe, and houses. barns
ana Trees were blown down. No lives are reported
to have been lost
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1857 Prizes amounting to 8265500
Application for rates to Clubs should bo made only
to the once Of the Company in New Orleana-
For further Information write clearly giving full ID
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
NEW ORLEANA, La
Postal notes ana ordinary letters by mail express
(a sums OF Is aud upwards by express expense,
to
II. A. DAUPHIN
mh12 10 ~ 49, ap2&5-7t NEW ORLEANS La
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The Key West Filibu.ter.
PRECAUTIONS WHICH DID NOT AVAIL TO rervrSr
THE SAILING or rHK ExfEpIrros

PRECAUTIONS WHICH DID NOT AVAIL TO FRrvrSr
THE SAILING or rHr ExfEDIrros
Information, originating with the Spanish consul
az hey West. was received by Secretary Folrer.
through State department channels, last Saturday
evening 10 The effect that Cuban revolutionary
expedition was being Organized az Kew west by
Asuerro; that he had collected 100 well-sruAd man
and stores Of explosives, and that the execution
might oe expected 10 depart from our shores M IN
carry day. ORDERS were thereupon teegraphed 90
Tie commanders OF the revenue cutters Gov Dix
supposed 10 be at hey West, and the George =
h"utwell AT savannah, 20 take steps immediately
70 prevent any such violation OF the law and In
sfactions were also tele,raphed 10 two sY,ecfsl
agents oI the treasury department, one IN Florida
ana the other In Georgia, 10 proceed TO Key West
anu ASSIST IN any needed Investigate The Dix
however, had lert Key West SATURDAY fol Cedar
htEs, 80 miles distant, and the message 10 her
cohLnander reached him only on Monday when he
immediately, and nothing has since beeh heard
Eoll her at the GppartnnTnt
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TIE COMING WALKING MArcH-The entries for
closed yesterday at the once OF the T1 Field and
Farm, In New York. They are as follows Charles
Rowell, Patrick Fitzgerald, Robert Vtnt. George ID.
NOremac. D.. J. Herty, Frank 81. Hart, Peter Napo-
leon Campana and q half breed called Nitaw-Eg-
chow The race win begin April 18Th
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PETITIONS FOR ALIMoNY FOR WIVES N DIVORCE
CASEs--Thls morning, in the Equity Court, Judge
several applications We're made Ia IL
vorce cases Tor aliEony for the wife. The laSrAase
considered was that or Scott agt- Scott The court
remarked that IL seemed TO him that these divOroe
cases were brought for the purpose OF obtaining all
m0ny by the wives This was the nth sucn appli-
cation this morning, and he would decay IL. Here
after he would as rule, allow only alimOny in d.
yorCe cases brought by the husband. and ia these
he would give aliInOny pending the suit
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NEW STORE!
J. Y. SHARP'S TOMATOES,
IN GLASS.
SARD1NES. in Glass
MOIRS SOUPS, in Glass;
FRESH FIGS, in Heavy Syrup
IRISH FIGS, in Co dial.
LOUISIANA ORANGES, in Heavy Syrup
FRESH PINEAPPLE, in Glass.
SWEET PICKIFD PEACHES. i'll Glass
RASPBERRY VINEGAR,
ESTRAGON VINEGAR,
TAERAGON VINEGAR
ITALIAN MACARONL
GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE, in Glass
SPAGUETII
SPANISH Jpn dpAF SUGAR. in Cones.
CRESCENT OLIVES,
ANCHOvIES in OIL.
OLIVES FAkCIES
CALVES FEET JELLY. IN Glass.
LEMON PASTE FOR PIES
chill COLOROW SAUCE
CHILL COLORADO
SHREWSBURY TOMATO CATSUP
DRIED MUSHROOM.
IEUtFLES. III Glass
GRo MIXED COFFEE. III Glass Very Fine)
ROSE LIME JUICE.
VIENNA SUGAR WATERS
CARLSBAD NAFERS
SUGAR WATERS lAssorted F1ayoraJ
c. c. BRYAN,
mhl93m NO 1913 NEW YORK AVENUE
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Y ALTER b. WILLIAMS X CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FUkSITtkE; BRUSSELS CARPETS. BIDDING.
&C, All AUCTION.
BY virue OF deed of trust dated January 25th. AID.
1882 AID duly recorded il Liber No 994 folio .0i one
OF the land recorsis for Washington DC and by drec-
ton OF the party secured thereby shall sell Il public
aueti9 on. on sAIUKDAY, ARCH TWENIY- Ninth.
III front Of the auction of Walter Williams
60, corner 10th and STREETS northwest the Furni-
ture Bedding, Carpets etc. Iitoned III the
schedule marked A. attached said deed Of trust named
Ill part
walnut Patlor Suites Walnut Chamber Suites, Walnut
MardroGes, Walnut Mantel Mirrors, Walnut Library
Tables, lounges, Walnut Book Case. Walnut Writing,
Tables. Walnut Extension Tables Walnut Bed
steads. Bureaus and Washstands, Patent Rockers,
Painted "u-drobes Dining Room Chairs OAK Cot.
t. e Furniture, alnut Patent Bed Marble Top
Tables Brussels Car ct, EuGs Hall arsets. Lace
Curtains. II and Hnsk Mattresses. Feather Phi
lows and Bolsters, anket, Bed linz. Heating
StoveS. Or cktry, &c, with many other articles u
schedule marked "A, too numerous to mention,
Terms cash
mh-0-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS Trustee
sF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON AC-
Count OF the rain. until SATURDAY, APRIL FIFTH
A. j.. 1884. at the saline hour al u llGce.
BY order OF the Trustee.
mh-yd WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co, Aucts
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock

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 $50 18th street:
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nANENHOWER & son,
- Real Estate and Insurance Brokers'
1IZ6 + street northwest

PUBLIC SALE OF lot on NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
MI. WITH IINF-ROON FRAME HOUSE.
On thursday AFTLtNUJ>. APRIL THIRD, ~,
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. e Will offer tor 90
public sale, preTi.isS No 1926 New Hampshire e-3
nue.. sub. Lot -. squar- 81
t"rns nat known at time of sle. deposit Of 800
Required OF tn purchaser and fail ure to comply with
terms Of sale within days deposit lie forfeited
ana roitrty rrsUld risk and defautng pur-
CLa@,r. DASLNHUNtE son.
IhCS BOWLING. AuctoI4eer. lnil!1-6t
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

1hE AODhL FAST LINZ AND 1HE ONLY LINE
The IA fAsr ann AiR he F5N WEST
roTRLE Track, JANNEY COUPLER.
kcheGule to take effect SUNDAY. November t. 100.
Leave Washington ron station. New Jersey
welur and street by Eastern STANDARD 18th Meri-
3er chicago. CINCINNATI. louisville and St Lon,
Through Coaches ana Palace Cars to To- abys
Itht. without 'hanse lU:l5 Ga-ly 10 Chicago.
1eI Ettsgurr al 1918 q m ard 90 p m daily: 20
IH 10 IIttstJIe. Cleveland aud U.tIo.t, with Seep-
Her Toledo2 ara Dttroit via Monroevie. 1918 a. N
Gsly with Sleeper Tor Toledo. VIA heelig and Laks
Trans Tor Philadelphia and New York at s:1oa N
ialfor and sleeraIE Cars ,taehed "-'1
n siG r "a 70 10 4. o 20 10 o. i; 81 80 = LIN
Ior Ealt.,ncre On sune.ays 20 sea- I'D a1n %,
zs5. 5, $40, a:sc, : s:lo i6ooTm Al-' -'-'
1eI stations seiween Washington ard Baltimore
1G s'aIons an. IN slrtroloIItan branch 7:4O am and
f s4S Pm daily e1sert snnday .45 m daily Tor
DAILY t1r,It sunday. for J ,1,nzron. stauu OF sni
I'm. daily Tor freesicE 80 all. i6.is LAY As
I'm: ala Is pm 0aliy eIcep; SUNDAY
IL ht.erS5own. 1915 m aid a:a5 daily except
,fs Trvl f. from noI] w., Dali, X ~, ~ 10 al. y,
Ir,u New York end PHILADELPHIA. e:5s s.sOam. asnv
e. l. IL daily except SUNDAY.
Iron AnnaIolLs. % ln;iU l:5o 50 PIN; Sun
DAY -" am. Is. pm
1I.l L,A:!.-,teil. ~ daily ana clap m daily
Iron iIeqericE and Intermediate points, SIS 1919
SUNDAY a. ~ d AZ srd p o. 7 n, eally except
isitnS o ,o1 I'VE %as iGI 81 s'fAs 40 go
y - :. ..lo. and 10 20 H., L L. 80 J. 30 )
so . n % 5 - = 50 "a an, !. 5.i M = -"
a. ii4.s 'roir "asL4lson stop at Iea5 Station kept
oS Ig Eig itSrat2P any a. he ana
ttiIsy wanna aNtLUe. IitL stu " ert RIDER.
vi! ie taken Tor tasga.e 10 ie eecAc Ell It
VI. CLLAENIS, VI q /. Baltimore
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RANGE or THE THERMOMETER f6llowiG.
We're the readings at the ONCE OF the CHIEF Si.ya 4
officer to-day:-fa- m, - .; II Ill, 49, Yn a. l.
Maximum, as. minimum, 42A
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.HE OTTO GAS rSGISg

FUNHE OTTO GAS ENGINg
Requires no boiler avoids all expensive a,te,d,n.,
iS loss OF TINE no handling OF fuel and nc ssS..
Isse iSr running Passenger and Freirhs
sIo llthosraI hic Presses Coffee Mills f,
aho hnnns Aachinery. IAties. &c &c ms -ny,n:
Iens "tto sfitets sl14OOthress
Possesses the Least humber Oi work,nx psrtspsnd
great siE ollcity OF mechanism -~ $1,000 ~AAo
or Particular 10 pr,rr,x xc ALLAN Ill nu.4
u Washington 0As Llxnt ca
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An Admon,u,ou 20 Police Osac--

MAYOR Dye has issued general order 20 the po-
lice calling their attention ito the necessitF of ex-
ercising more care and better Judgment than Is
exercised by some in the arrest OF parttes-espe-
cd!y Ia the case OF respectable persons for trivial
Noiatlons VI law, and OF persons without arrant"
ARRANGEMENTS FOR MINISTER HuNrs FUsE-
RAI-Secretary Chandler has directed Commodore
Filebrown, AT New York. TO detail naval Officers
There 10 Receive the remains OF the late Minister
Hunt upon their arrival They viii De brought
10 washington. and the funeral arranlrnierl.
mere have been placed In charge II Lieut.. Ctnuai-
atr hcCaNa The Marine band and an escort or
Mailn'S VIII accompany the funeral PROCESSION ~
YAK hlli cemetery. The Navy department viii I've
closed a hall day on the day OF tie funeral Fur
tAer details have not yet been decided upuIs
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Two LYNCHISGs IN THE CkRoLIHAs-s.Oar
daughters we protect was the significant in>crlp-
ton Scrawled card PINNED 20 the ,.ltit no. "a
uie dead body or Frank Elliott, a cOlored TOW vi
v dS lSnched near the Rock nm. IN York tolftit
South turuina yesterday. IL appears thai ElltaL
Committed a criminal assault upon d ltfle siil ..
years Oh, seriously inlur1ng her. uIi,o ,,.l-i
powdered The Officers took the prisoner last olli-
side the corporate limits OF the town AMI Str,.iy
MN up 10 tTee.--A negro named Me- uiiutlgil
was iSnched In Dallas y. G., Monday night. Tor Iis
murder OF his employer, Thomas Wilson.
SICK HEADACHE, LASGUoR AND MELs sCpoIY
generally spring from a Torpid Liver, Disofier,.i
stomach or to,tNeneSS, the distressing Effects II
whicI Dr. Jayne'S Sanatiye Pills VIII sIDsssiny r.
moe; by their beneficial action on the binary Of
gains they will also lessen the likelihood OF return
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Labor Troubles at the New Reservoir.
WHY THE MEN QCTT woRK-wHAr THEY SAY AND


WHAT THE CONTRACTOR SAYS.
STAR reporter found large number OF men
quietly standing around the works at the new
reservoir, IN the vicinity o. Howard university this
morning. They were very orderly and were willing
TO tel the reporter the cause OF their idlenesS
1--WE were working" they said, "at 81 ~ per day in
the water and mud, and tllink the pay too
small for the work we do. We We're working ten
hours day and were paid of on the 81 and lsih
days or each month. The work was very laborious
ana we were in the water so much that We We're
very apt 10 contract disease. Besides that, all our
provisions came from the cUmmSsaTy store, which
is higher than the city stores for instance meat
which We can obtain I'm the city for nine and
ele'cn cents per pound the comnisSary charges
fourteen cents for. and IL is with other things
what We want is fl.50 per day, pay once 4 week.
ana 10 quit, II possible, at four p. SATURDAYS
his Is not strike III the ordinary SENSE Ne lust
told the contractor what We wanted IN q polite
note and Le replied that the men who wished 10
continue work might do at g. -. and the Others
might leave. So We left and those OF Us who can
obtain work elsewhere Will do So There are
about one hundred aud eighty men, AMI all but
about twenty have quit"
The reporter also found Mr. Gleason the con-
tractor. VINO said 'th" plen Were gentleIlanly
lnheir c0nduct. and here Will b. no serious difficulty
others and have harder work 10 perform. To those
men we would pay 81 per day. but ii Is out or the
question when they ask that price for ALI We are
Wiling 10 pay them once week. but "a for stop
ping work at pm. on Saturdays that Is i'm posi-
ble. have not sent for any Italians as reported,
and do not think IL VIII be necessary 10 do so, "a
believe can get all the labor 1 heed from the
men in this vicinity. There VIII De no trouble out
here. and "a soon IS the weather VIII permit tie
Work Will be pushed aht adj
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APRIL SCHEME.
S1l0,400


Whole tickets So half tickets 81 q tickets $50; IS
tickets 500.
Remit money. Postal Note Bank Draft in letter or
send by Express. Orders Of S. and upward by express
can be sent at expense. Address all orders r.
b. SPENCER. Covingtun Ky feb6-w
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Court to-day Walter Turner was accused OF house
breaking in the night MI w. H. Wright, whose
place at the corner OF 18th and streets was en-
tered testified TO the loss OF various articles in
GLIDING clothing, on the night OF the % ult, and
coat as among the garments taken Officers Mich
olson and Breen testified to Turner confesSing the
crime. Turner also implicated q boy named Mont
$500
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LINE
RAILROADS.
HE SHORT LINE To The SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
I'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY


AND VEST
Schedule N I'll ct NOt ENi b II Is 1888
S:o5 A.N.-NEE ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
connections 10 ali points South and Southwest
Daily. ~ ePt sun, ay. with Z. & O Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet NeNs tx and Wash
lngtOn TO Atlan,a. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta 10 " u OrIeis:.-
SAC IN--LOU ISNIIiE FAST IL r. DAILY via Char
lott svle 70 Cincinnati. Ii Uisville and al. Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping Washington %
Lou. ~yI!le.
10 l. I-SOU THFI:N MAI. AND IMPRESS Daily
ali points South and NnGt}.w--: VII D4ntf l. AID
tnriSttr- DaiIytXCFit SUNDAY WIFI e RAILWAY.
tGlil-An SlrrI -roiI Na~li.Il ton VI. Dan
y2..e Charlotte and Atlanta New Ori-..HS. also.
t-UEs Washington ChariO Il and Columbia 10
AUGUSTA
EaLsss Division Tram leaves Washir. ton at s:35 4
NJ daily. except -uuday
NarrrntJ.I traii4s leave Washington ct SIS NJ and
sac NJ daily.
For tickets and information inquire CCnpay,s Of
fce t0l Fe:D-y ivaI,ia avenue or al Union Depot
NJ. sLAU GHIEk. y M.CDtNIEI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-02

IRE ARCTIC STEAMER THErIs, the flag ship Z
me Greely search expedition, Was put In eomm.,-
sion at New York today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-02
I'd Edition.
Latest HGlGgramS to The Stal.
An Electrical Snow Storm.

,s Toronto. ONT, ApI 2-Aoout six Inches OF snow
zen throughout ontario last night A somewhat
phenomenal storm took place at London. A cool
east WIND prevailed all day when, about O'Clock,
urlElng, binding snow storm set in, accompanied
6y loud thunder and remarkably vivid lightning.
Inc storm lasted all the evening, the lightning CON-
lnuns 70 CLEAN at Intervals and the snow accu-
mulatlng at a rapid rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-02

THERE ARE twenty-five post Offices in the coun-
try with more than fifty employees Newark, " j..
stands last in the list. with 81 employees and New
York city first, with 1.5t5. Washington, 2J6.