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brutality on IN American ship.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 20-An inquiry was oeCun
today at Rirkcnhcad by the American Consul into the
case q Second Mate william Rauscher and Boatswan
Ferdinand Koelpein of the American ship ]. F. Chap
man from San Francisco who We're arrested yesterday
on tile charge Of numbering Russian seaman named A.
Jansen They tied him hy his arms to the fore rigging
After he hal been LETT In I'll, position for Some time II
WAS discovered that he was deal Thirteen Of ,hC crew
were witnesses Of the outrage
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An Unterrined Anarchist.

LEIPs1c. Doc. 20.-Reinsdori the Anarchist.
when asked yesterday II he had anything more to
in his defence again dwelt upon the unhappy and de-
graded position OF the workmen Of Germany, and de-
nounced police supervision in severe terms Had lie
ten heads he would gladly sacrifice them all for the
cause The grave he said was the best place for per-
secuted prolrtariau like himself, Rupsch in broken
begged 10 be allowed petition the Emperor for
a pardon Kuechler implOred the court to grant HIM
mercy on nc count OF his large family Bschnann main
tanned his only desire taking part In the plot
alarm the bourgcOlsc, The remainder OF the prs
onerS protested theE innocence.
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BERLIN. Dec 2O.-Tho North American Ga.
see says Prince Bismarck is receiving kilograms from
every part OF the German empire. expressing the pain
full produced by the attitude of the Deputies
in the Rechstag toward HIM Several kilograms which
are published b. the Gazette from Bieefed, schoendor
and Mannheim express profound generation for and
tOiute confidence i'll, the Chancellor.
The Alslce LdndcS Zritny that Prince Bismarck
HIS received host Of dispatches declaring the read
all OF the country to pay for years the
2OUIO mai Ks required for ic salary Of An assistant
Some Germans in Paris have offered to pay the
amount of Ass lstants salary for Bismarck.
The National GdI,tte Bismarck intends TO take o
voyage to Madeira for his health.
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LONDON. Dec. 20.-The interest In the Mica
rsgua Canal project here 10 abntns. The Spectator
says; III the statesmen of the United States would
legislate against dynamite-s compromise would be
easy" Vanity Fair rays it nothing that England
ought to e. in the Nicaragua treaty The English
treaty with Nicaragua, which concluded by Lord
John Russell in 1850, secures to England the highest
privileges enjoyed by Nicaragua IL the people OF
England knew the disgrncefnl history OF the Bulwer
treaty. they would desire that be consigned
o eternal oblivion.
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LoSDoS Dee. 2O.-1ho Spanish newspapers
say that Don Carlos has suffered for years with
disease OF the throat and that his symptoms lately be-
came 30 alarming that conrultaton Of physicians was
held The Informed the Prince that in order 10
presoryc his life II would he for him to spend
The winter IN armrr climate. Don Carlos has there
fore to live IN BOMBAY during the next three
months and will nftcrwHrd take his residence IN Italy
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MASNINGToS, w. Va. Dec. 20-James A. Bee
superintendent Of tho Msnnngton FIGURING Mills has
been missing since SATURDAY night last. An examina.
ton Of hls books showed that his accounts all
right and II the belief that lie had been Souy dealt
with Al about the same time Rosie Brookhover belle
Of the town. disappeared leaving note saving that she
had to visit friend No one Thought OF connect.
ing Bees absence with that OF Miss BruOkhoyer Bee
is married man with lovely wife, and he had
been seen n The company Of the girl. To day il WAS
nsccgtainel that the two went together.
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Tho residence OF Henry De Billier in ionk-
ers, burned early yesterday morning. The Fire De
parment saved portion OF the building and some Of its
contents The residence of the hanGsonest in
Yonkers and with it's contents was valued at 1900.
The loss about $50 900. The family escaped la their
night clothes nclgbOring house. detective due Is
supposed 10 have caused the tire,
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Charges Against n Flour Dealer.

The Com plant Committee OF the Produce
Exchange concluded lite investigation of charges of
unmercantile conduct against j. c. Smith Of Newark,
and presented its findings to the Board OF Managers
who will act upon the matter on Tuesday next The
charges preferred by Charles HGight Co. -four
dealers OF ~ Pearl street, who nlege that they sold
Smith quantity OF Minnesota Mills" -four. and al
lowed him their stencil plate to mark the barrels,
was subsequently, learned That Smith was selling an
inferior grade OF -four bearing tn. trade marx referee
to II aycrred that he had duplicate plate made and
used II To mark the inferior product.
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Observation-Disclosures In Politics.

LONDON. Doc. 20.-A circular has been issued
By the Liberation Society, which proposes that the dis
establishment Of the Church Of England be made the
leading question in the coming elections The circular
issued after consultation with number OF Liberal
members Of Parliament
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Max Light who sells milk in Hester street,
has stable OF seventy cows in Clifton Staten Island.
He has be en- fined $50 caring properly for them
Ii is said shyrred in tuWhlcduwn sheds and stood
knee deep IN mn. Veterinary surgeon IL 4. Earl OF
Clifton pronOun cd the milk unfit for use.
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VIII Ge,A,ng.'. Murderer he DI.coversds

At tho inquest yesterday in Newark on Au-
gustus Gethings, who sho; in tile dark b man
whom he found Listening at a window OF Dr. VI. II. c.
Wallis house in Nailsburg no facts were obtained.
hut il is said that Will give interesting ter-
tmony hereafter. lettings ante iiorteni statements
was not IL contains Information which Prose-
cutor Keen thinks should lie kept secret Geting WAS
buried Yesterday DR. Vail hus offered 500 reward for
arrest of the murderer.
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or to Nicaragua.

Tho steamship Colon sailed for Aspinwall
Yesterday Among the passengers were three engineers
by the Government to locate the Atlantic ter.
minus OF the Nicaragua Canal They Messrs A. q.
Menocal, g. T.; r.. i. reary, G.. E. and Ensign W. J.
Chambers United States Navy Their headqua iers will
be At the capital MauoguG Cant Bedford rim OF the
British navy ut the wharf to them or, lie took
lively interest the three experts ana was busy TO
the last minute mparting lis knowledge Of the coast
aud approaches with which he is very familiar having
served MS senior naval officer between Cape Gracas
h.uina and AAuiuMnl
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Cona,der. It. Prospect. Valuable.


Registers Onice received there yesterday. II was
one executed In August last by the New York Cable
Railway Company TO the Fnrmers Loan and frust
Company to secure issue Of S5pOUo Of frst mort
gage cent bonds OF the par value Of 5000 chch, to
mature in the year 1889 The franchise of the railway
company together with whatever property II may &C.
qure complete its roads the twentnine routes
laid for its 10 mortgGgcd by the instrument. The
certificate incorporation aud OF the routes
were inc lud ed in the paper filed.
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An E,sht.y.ar-nid Philnn,Lrop,.,.

There is much distress among the mill opes
ra,ives and other toiers OF Worendyke n. J. D0na-
tons of food and fuel solicited for them by the
teacher in the public school on Friday and All eight
old pupil whose parents well to do, took lto
benz Innate home with him. fed him sumpiuously and
sent him home clad in u warm oyercOat.
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The Dublin scandal.

DUBLIN Dec. 20.-The third trial Of James
Ellis French Director OF the Detective Department Of
the Irish Consabuary for scandalous offences in
connection with the CORNWALL case has Resulted IN his
conviction lie has been sentenced 10 two years I'M
prisonment
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CoSsTAsTISoPLE. Dec. 20-One OF the at
taches of the British Legation has gone TO Macedonia to
make inquiries into the truth OF the alleged Turkish
atroces in that country and TO report upon the real
OF Affairs secret committee has been organized
At saonica to stimulate the agitation IN Aaesdoniu
against the CHRISTIANS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21

Tho jury In the suit Of Nine. Scachi against
Henry f. Abbey for 81 S3 balance due her for salary,
came to an agreement at II O'Clock Friday evening
after having been out hours. Tho sealed verdict
Will be handed to the Court tomorrow morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
Swapping Cold Weather and Winter tIothing.

You can purchase warm winter clothing for the whole
family. including mems youths, boys, and childTens
clothing AMI overcOats blankets and comforters lace
curtains, and piano covers, seal plush sGcques wrap
dOlmAns Newmarketa. Tnghns. jersey jackets hfocne
shawls silks aud satins, dress goods &C. credit at
Kelys lOi aud itt West l7th second door west u
9th nv You get the goods aud you can pay us in week
ly or monthly payments Ask to see the credit clerk
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COLOGNE Doc. 20-The Gazette announces tho
discovery OF deficit OF 900 marks in the accounts Of
the Government Treasury at Cologne Count Won Bau.
mann retired Secretary Of the Treasury, who was re
Gently decorated with the Red Eagle has been arrested
in connection Herewith,
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PARIS Dec 20.-The Chamber OF Deputies
today voted the whole OF tho ordinary budget The
members OF the Right however, absthned from voting
NJ Mackau explained that the Right RETAINED from vot
ing because they declined to lie responsible for the
budget which msstat.a the actual dec!t IN the Treas
ury The Chamber adjourned until Friday next
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England 10 defend her Colonies.

LONDON. Dec. 90. - Tho Government has
issued in Board Of Admiralty Ia prepare
plans for concerted operations for the defence OF the
British colonies In the event OF war
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A Mail Carrier Killed and hi. Mall stolen.

BRISKLEY, Ark. Dec. 2O.-Last night. while
Henry liosEins WAS carrying the mail from the Little
Rock train to the Post once here unknown person
slipped NJ hehind and struck hm with "a sharpe1ged
weapon cutting deep cash IN his head As lie Eel he
received two more blows lie was morthly Wounled
ana the murderer seized she mail bag and He'd
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SECRETARY rolrer. Son serlou.ly III.

SYRACUSE. Dec. 20.-Capt. Charles ". Folgor
late Secretary has been brought fran Alex
andrt. Va Is his friends his home Geneva lie Is
very III and tGere 10 little hope OF his recovery,
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Glen Cove Poultry breeders.

A number Of breeders Of poultry in Glcn Cove
and vicinity have formed an association with p. Hal
stead Sc udder as President and A. IL Sleigh Secretary
mud Treasurer II called the Glen Cove Fanciers'
Club and 1t will give all exhibition OH jan II and ~.
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Even nro,her. Made TO Civ. Ha,,.

Della NJ. Hotchkln sued Even Brothers.
brokers for $500 PROFITS Of stock seeuia'i2n which
use Even Brothers have been held ins 800 bail upon
order OF arrest granted by Judge DonChue.
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PARIS. Dec Objections will be held to-
morrow In 1877 communes for municipal delegates
In view OF the result Of the Senatorial elections in No
vember many Senators and Deputies have gone 10 the
provinces to assist in the contest
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Murricnnes on the French Coast.

PARIS Dec. 20.-Serious hurricanes, accom-
panied BY thunder and ligining, yisiEed the French
coast to-day between Brest and CherUourg, doing an
immense amount Of damage.
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formed In procession to-day ard marched to the Aus
trisn Embassy where thcy made n dlsor'iery demon
siration. Their object WAS 20 commemorate the eSecn
lion in Austria of the anarchist obeTdank The students
were dspersed ~ tile police but 1t is expected that
there Will he renewal OF tile tistGfOahee'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21

ROME, Dec 2O-Offlcial advices have been re-
ceived Of the massacre OF The Banchi mission IN Cen
trAl Africa
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Coogan Bros, Bowery and Grand street.
larger aud better assortment OF furniture aud ear
pets he found In their stores than 10 contained In
hundred smaller shOps.-Idr.
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Aopsignor Cnpels

Catholic" sixth edition, Just out so cents; and Re-
joinder, ~ cents. Pustct. New York-Adr
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Ten Ton. OF Christmas Presents.

President Austin Corbin OF tho Long Island
keys to distributed Christmas presents each
Of the employees of the Long Island, Flushing and
North shore and Montauk Railroad The distribution
will begin to-day.
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PlIes-PlIes-PIles

Cured without knife. powder or saye No charge until
cured Write for references Dr. Corkins, ii East 10Th o.
"A
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You can get oil the credit you ant at Coogan Bros
furniture house. Bowery and Grand st.-Adr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21
DIED.

CALDWELL. Of tyrhsid pneumons in the siity5socond
Funeral viii take place from his ls re-idenceY No
sl9 New Jersey avenue northwest on sunday June 22d
respectfully invited New York and Baltimore ptpss
CONVICTION. The funeral sermon Of Mr. and Mrs,
mo W mel s S be Tercsd on he K h q
Friends ana rs-sscftully invited to ats9na
fredericksburg, Va, papers please copyl
EVERETT. On june 2lst, 1854, WILLIE K. EVER
EFT, aged twenty seven years
relatives invited TO attend
ionk and painful iIiasss Of PARALYSIS Of the sPSs pine.
JEREMIAH II; FULLER, aged si1ty-three years. be-
Funeral Will take place from his late residence.
Sunday June a at ociocF Friends snd ress,ves
invited to attend New York ana Ohio please
copyl
KETTLER. On Friday june 20. 1884, at 7:lep: n.
BERTHA ALMA. DAUGHTER Of Louis and Elisse Ketticr.
Funeral will take place on Sunday June odd at 4p
West si0-D "'' eN'' '''''e'e' w. ''' u ''''''
LizziE J., beloved wife Of j. G. Lott Of Treasury De.
illness. which she bore with Christian fortitude
has gone! The spotless soul has gone
Tn Pnson ms H es sr pbsssf sDO DOWN
s s .Sgs sn ss sa BE- sSs l. a,nss sSs
And gains her rest in Paradise.
Sunday, June "a at D. N. friends and relatives S-s
respectfully invited 10 sttend-
PETERSEN. On june q, 1884, AIGNON ANNA.
infant daughter Of Fred and Eugena Petersen aged sI
Funeral privase
SMITH. Went 70 rest with Jesus on June 10th, 1884
shth aaE "a nan. s. a.y a' and sa0
Services ct the house TOMORROW. st o'clock p. m
baltimore papers viii coPyJ
,vENNEMAN: On June 2Qth. lssA at Of
youngest daughter of r. NJ and Elizabeta yennemsn.
aged two years.
northwest Friends of tbs family invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21
THE NEW YORK STATE DEMO.
Gratis.
Increasing Opposition to Cleveland
The Albany Times Arrangement on
the Labor QUESTION Cieveland,s
Friends Still Confident. Etc.
Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR:

the Labor Question Cieveland,s
Friends still Confident, Etc.
Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR:
NEW YORK, June 81.
special dispatch from Albany to John Kelly's
paper says that change has apparently come over
the Cleveland element there since the Saratoga re-
verse The failure to secure an instructed dele
cation Is as much matter OF surprise to the
Cleveland boomers as the success OF MI. Flower
would have proved. Sun, they cling tenaciousiy
to the conviction that he will be pushed at Chi
cago, and some even claim that they viii be able
TO sweep the convention by storm.
The same dispatch says that the Albany Times
OF last night states some new matters which make
Gov. Cleyeland's candidacy inexpedient 1t says:
But we are impressed also with the idea
that the great masses OF the workingmen
Of the state will have very serious grew
ances to present against him. The veto Of
the f1ve-cent fare bill will not be the only charge
which they will bring against him. They will
resent the fact that within the final thirty days
IN which he is allowed to approve or disapprove
bis, he allowed several measures of great
value to the labor interests to fail
Among these are the bills to prevent the manu-
facture of cigars in tenement houses the bill to
prevent the employment in factories of children
under IA years OF age, and the bill to reduce the
hours Of labor Of horse Car conductors and
drivers These were bills which the worktngmen
prayed for all over the state They remedied evils
against health, against little children, and against
by reason OF their long hours OF work, days and
nights, Sundays and week days. they never saw
their children except when the little ones were
asleep"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21
Talk at the Capitol To-day.

THE PROS AND CONS ABOUT CLEVELAND.
The Cleveland boom has suffered some at the
Capitol from the assaults that have been made
upon it during the past twenty -four hours, but a
large majority OF the democrats In the House
still express the belief that his name Will
be presented by the New York delega-
ton and he viii receive the nomination.
The chief effect Of the opposition has been to make
members reticent, and there has been less presi-
Dental talk o-day.
Mr.. Van Eaton said to THE STAR that he thought
the fact that Tammany was putting forth some
opposition to Cleveland would operate fayorabiy to
him, and called attention to the fact-that John
Kelly opposed Tilden very vrulently when he was
nominated He says he thinks thar with Cleveland
and Mcdonald, and Hendricks for governor in Indi-
ana, the democrats can carry that state, though
Calk1ns' nomination for governor rendered the re-
publicans very strong. This, he thought, would
give the party good start.
A prominent New York member, who has not been
friendly to Cleveland, said to The STAR to-day that
he placed no faith In the assertion that Cleveland
was weakening In that state. He could not make
this out by looking over the delegation. He knew
about the position OF most Of the delegates,
and he recognized the fact that Cleveland had q
majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21

CHARGE OF MALICIOUS TREsPAss-The case
against Messrs. Thomas Cartwright and George
johnson, charged with malicious treSpass In re-
moving portion OF the canal wall. was called for
trial In the Police Court this morning. Assistant
District Attorney Thomas appeared for the govern
ment, Mr. Fred. Jones for the defendants and Mr.
r. K. Elliott for the canal company. 1t was shown
that the defendants who are doing business near
Rock Creek, next to the canal as manufacturers OF
about four feet OF the wall down, because IL was
rendered dangerous by removing the earth next to
1t, and to build wharf to receive the lime stone
from canal boats The court imposed a fine OF IS
each. An appeal was noted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21
The Purchase Of Cuba.
COMMISSIONER TO sK SENT HERE IN RRLA
THE NATTER.

THE NATTER
dispatch frouaaavana says that Captain Gen.
eral Costello is about TO send to New York one OF
the commissioners that recently went to Cuba
from Spain, as he has received news from the
Spanish minister in this city and the consul in
New York, that Mr.. Blaine has said that Cuba is
worth $5OO,OOOO0 TO the United States The
Spahiards say that public opinion in the United
states 1avors the purchase and the commissioner
Is sent here 10 obtain precise Information respect
ing our future neutrality and also the chances OF
a purchase according 10 the alleged Blaine pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21
MAHRIED.

Va, on May 30 1884, by Rey. Mr.. CARNEY, FRANK z.
0'DoNNoGHUE, to Miss CORA MILLS, both Of West
Washington.
RUEBSAM-HELMSEN. In Baltimore December
10 1885, 10y the Rev. John Keller. ADOIPH [. RUEB-
SA II and ISABELLA v. HELMSEN both of thus city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21
"A Desperate Killed.

FLINT, MICH, June 21.-Offieer Ernest NJ Parsell.
OF this city, shot and killed Lorenzo D. Pickle, a
desperate, who resisted arrest at R1chfeld Center
yesterday. Pickle, who was wanted at Flushing
for DISC derby conduct, fred several shots at Dep
uty Sheriff Carton Of that place, who attempted
to arrest him last week Since that time Pickle has
been armed with two reviewers, making threats
against any onicer who would dare attempt his ar
rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21
THE sIAMEsE EMBASSY ON THE RETURN TRIP 70

THE STAAESE EMBASSY ON THE RETURN TRIP TO
MAsHINGToN--Among the arrivals at Chicago
Thursday by the Rock Island road were the SiameSe
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
TO the United States and the members of the Legal
ton, all OF whom remained until to-day, when they
started east, and Will make their first stop at
Niagara Falls. The legation started May 80 from
New York on a special car for trip across the
continent, and went via Cincinnati and st. Louis
They stopped at Denver two days and visited the
mining districts TO gain Information as TO the best
methods OF working Mines with q view 10 applying
them TO the rich mines In Siam. They visited the
CHIEF points OF interest the Pacific coast and are
now ON their way TO Boston, where grand recep-
Washington to settle some unfinished official
business, and Will sail from New York July s. so as
to be In London July IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21

NOT So MUCH OF A JOKE AFTER Arr-giss
Drew Gibbs OF Mississippi. and Mr.. H. F. nilder OF
Georgia, drove out from stanton, Va a few days
ago, ana by means OF bogus marriage license got
married by clergyman at Mt Stcney, eight miles
from Staunton. IL seems that they undertook the
matter as joke, but those verSed in the law de-
clare the marriage 10 be legal and only be an
nulled by divorce The lady is with her friends,
and Wilder has disappeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21
District In Congress.

THE TAX ON COMMERCIAL DRUMMERs
The committee on the District to-day struck out
Of the police bill the section repeating the tax on
commercial drummers and inserted q provision
fixing 1T at 800. As the Jaw stands 1t is 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21
The Garrison Failure.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Melville @. Day, the legal
adviser OF Commodore Garrison, who made an as
Segment yesterday, said to-day, "The advice
which caused him TO suspend was given by me and
all those familiar with his affairs and with their
concurrent advice. The statement In reference to
his having applied to Vanderbilt and ID. O. Mills to
assist him is untruen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-21

SUIT AGAINST THE B. AND P. r. r. Co.-Elizabeth
A. Duncan has, by Messrs. Hagner and Maddox, en-
tered suit against the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad company for damages to her property, lot
8. square 3S5, by running trains, loading cars &C.,
for which She claims IS OO0