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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
9as Reiultat Der @ablin unierm gonsreb
uno 0eri&tsbe3irf.

Senoerion's wabrideinlibe Mebrbeit. 4 ,45S
Nls ganSibaten fir Rrsisri5ter bes 8.
Oiitriets warsn bemotratii9er Seits Sobn
Nep, repubIitaniider Ssits lltt aufseitelt:
sic erbielten folSenoe Stimmen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
Sadiou Gountu bat out oetban. Die

bemofratiide Mebrbeit fir bic gIectorsn
unb Staatsbeamten wirb suiiden 1900 bis
1900 iein. Iu9 Serrp Wurpbp, Der Gans
oioat fir @onsreB, blieb nidt binter benz
Gidet suriid. Bellevue, GetesbessW
unb pabri6einIid nod anbsre S%opnibips
baben einen reinen bemofratiiden Sies ers
fodten. Sic eripdblten ale Yeamten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

Serr u. &olfenbad bat einsn neusn
9rpsoOositore unb NOtionssei9dft an
gouIer auenus, 30. 2Os4, er0ffnst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
RtIwaufee Warftbert@t.

RtItpaafee Warftbertdbt.
Wer EeIesrapb.) 10. Hop. 1884.
Weiten-Ro. g., s .73t.
Safer-28 9ts.
@eI tor n-44i Cts.
&oggen-53 @ts.
@erfe-54t @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
WSdeutlide 8rieailte.

Dubuque, ben 10. Ropember 1884.
Sn p,l&sr aus Brittle ansuttat hns. pttds pom 3. Ror,
bis ,um 10. Ropbr. tn Der bttRssn poitoifet ansttOmmsu
unb ui&t abssboIt worbsn hup.
8remider GbaS. (2) SdmiB anna
Salfenbamer &u9uit S6arle q. y.
Sesline Sobn Sanb Widael
4emann Soiepb Sieri Roia
Wteb Saeob &eiHel Is. R.
@iller Soispb Guibe Sranf
Weinbarbt Solepb (8) g8eiblid gmilie MiG
Ridausr Tom @eitbins Sraneis
@issl @eotge.
Osssss gsams, psRmaRu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
@ablen bon Sulien Sopnibip.

SuIien Gownibip, bas bic Stabt Oubus
que umfabt, erwdblte ale fir bic usri9is:
benen aemter aufseftellten ganbibaten nit
GROCER Mebrbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
Nr1uect.

Ereb. Seer, Nr9itset unb Supertntens
bent. S9uIen unb Rir9en cine Sp3ialis
tdt. G4te StraBe, tw. Soma u. Clap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
&eiultat Der staatswableu in Snbuqne
Gountu.

Gs erbielten in Dubuque So. bic Sra:
ioentensB ablmdnner at large pom bemos
tratiider Seite 603+, pom repubIitanii1er
Seite 3247 Stimmen. Die bsmotratii9e
Oisbrbeit betrdst aIio: 27s7 Stimmen.
gls Staatsistretdr erbieIt Der Democrat
$. Soolep BON &eotut 60. 1854, Der Ste.
publitaner s. .. Safion uon Butler S2S7,
mas eine bemotratii9e Maioritdt BON 2s19
Stintmen ldBt.
Ganbibaten fur bas Imt zines Staatss
i9atmeiiters paren: Der Democrat George
Derr pom Union, unb Der &epublitaner 9.
g. Gpomblp BON gan 8uren So. Der
grifere erbielt 6059, Der anbere 1887, mas
benz Demotraten cine Wsbrbeit bon Sll9
sibt.
gs Iiefen fir bas Nmt bes Staatsaubi.
tors bemotratii9er Sets 8. 6. Senriques
BON Waribaa 60, rspubIitanii6sr Sets
6. 8. 8ropn BON 2ucas So. 6enriques
befam 6O5O, grown 1899, mas fir ben
griteren cine Mebrbeit uon 2sll Stimmen
ma1t.
Oils &i6ter bes Staats 8 berseri9tes
battsn bic Osmotraten 6. 6. Burton pom
Wapello Co., bic &epublitaner s. s..
&otbrod BON Qpun So. aufsefeut. sic
befamen: Der erlte 6057, Der anoere $3.50,
mas benz Oemotraten cine Mebrbeit uon
1927 ueri9aft.
Sir bas Imt zines Stats. InmaItes
attorney generaD batten beibe Yarteien
ms Selb seAeIt: bic Osmofratsn 90. 9.
Cannon pom Scott 60. unb bic &spubli.
taner u. s. 8ater pon Mppanooie So.
sic erbieIten folsenbe Stimmen: Cannon
6O51, 8ater 1895, cine Msbrbeit pon
2sl6 fir Cannon, ben Semofraten.
Oas &eiuItat Der Staatspablen por
gang Soma 1T nod ni9t betannt.
9as Reiultat Der 8ahIin unierm GougreH
uuo 8eri&tsbejirf.
Oie Stimmen iinb sur 3eit mir bieies
f4retben Wontas 8 l1br) nod ni9t amtlit
seSablt, bod 1T has 9feiuItat berart senau
10 baB teine materieQe Mexberuns mebr ~
erwarten 1T. Wir faien uns turj 3uiam'
men.
Oie ganbibaten fur gsnsreb erbisItsn
an Stimmen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

3u nerfamfen.
9a,in gu Rodoals on sutsm Qlas ~sslss,nr Stsr, mti
Bobnbaus, ioHittaeu ysbdulidtstten unb siutm dder
ganS, Oor nod Sslisbsn ait nod 8 adun sanb, tsbt bills
Zig gu psrtauien. Der Eitsl bts gissntbuns NJ In better
Oronun9 uno BITE 3ablunssbtbinsunssn fue LIBERAL.
wsan Ipsnbs f4 i4riitli& Obtr mlnbli4 an
q. Wstbor,
Rodeait, Dubuque Co., Soma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
kilograms to The Star.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
New Jersey and Delaware.
Arthur Delegates from Brooklyn.
THE ILLINOIS STATE COMMITTEE.
A Kentucky Judge CoEhided.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
New Jersey and Delaware.
Arthur Delegates from Brooklyn.
THE ILLINOIS STATE COMMITTEE.
A Kentucky Judge Coxhided.
Delaware Republicans.

THE CONVENTION oPENED-BLArNE AT TUX FRONT.
DOVER. April ls-The republican state conyen-
non opened here to-day. The leaders of the dele
cations met last night. and have frequently been
lu conference. but their forces are so nearly divided
That they have not been able 10 agree any Ihius
lhefe Is practically no hight over national QUc,-
uonS and the delegates 10 Chicago Will most Ccr-
talniy favor Blaine. though they viii go uil1-
otFucted The light hinges upon the question as 20
which faction shall control In state politics
BLAINE MAN FOR CHAIRMAN.
The convention was called 10 order AT 1890 n. m.
JOB Ii. jackson, OF Wilmington. prominent Blaine
man. was made Temporary chairman.
Previous TO the assembling OF the convention a
JOINT delegation from all the counties passed re>o
luton, condemning the removal or Judge Wales
from the state 10 the nted states bench, but de-
cded not TO present the resolution to the conyen-
uon. This removal made vacancy on the state
bench, which has been filled by the appointment OF
Judge Whitley. a democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

pELEGArEs TO THE STATE CONTENTION.

TRENTON, y. j., April 17.-Nearly all the dele
gates TO the state republican convention arrived
oy 10 O'Clock this morning There are Gas dele
gates A temporary organization has been COM
pleted by the state committee. senator -Griggs
will be temporary chairman Asa ". Dickinson. OF
Jersey City. 4. c. Yard, OF Mercer, and {. {. Mer-
rlt. OF Burlington. VIII lie temporary secretaries
number OF county delegations are Eow meeting
and eiecting ch8irmen. etc. The candidates Tor
Oeiega;cS-at-large are Senator Nm. j. Sewel. Geo.
NJ Robeson, John Hill, Judge William j. Holman.
Col John }. Toffe.. Zeh.na K PangbOrn. Cortlandt
Parker, William Walter Phelps, T. A. Potts, Send-
tor John j. Gardiner. and j. frank Fort. Four dele
gates at-largt are TO be chosen The chances favor
Sewe Gardiner. Phelps and Fort. The counties
are entitled TO vote follows: Atlantic. Ii; Ber-
gen. ~; burlington, ~: Camden, 80: Cape May. :;
cumberland 22 Essex, l0i Gloucester, IL; Hudson,
s9; Hun:erdon, 22, Mercer, Sc; MddleseX, -: Mon
mouth, 3d. Norris %: Ocean, 49, IaSsaic, SO; Salem,
u. somerset, is; sussex, IS: Inlon, 32; Warren %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
The Library Site Question.
MORGAN IN FAVOR OF THE sENA

The Library Site Question.
REPRESENTATIVE MORGAN IN FAVOR OF THE SENATE
"What VIII the House do with the library bill9n
q STAR reporter inquired OF Representative Nor
gan, OF Missouri.
81 believe" i" he replied "that we WIN pass a bIu
OF some kind. am for the Senate bill myself We
must do something for this library, and the sooner
the better After an examination OF the subject
am satisfied that the Senate bill provides lust what
is needed & It proposes to erect splendid structure
tion, Offering suitable site for the library cor,
be found, should oppose such location WHY,
with the rapid growth OF Washington Congress-
will have to, IN the course OF few years, either
buy or condemn high priced property for tile very
purpose & Of pro providing the National Capital with
ones we now have with buildings want to pre-
serve the parks and reservations l believe the
squares east OF the Capitol offer the most available
and convenient site for the library, and we need
not be frightened away from this site because it
costs something or even because somebody will
make some money out of the sale Of the property
believe in economy, but think there is such a
thing as false economy, and We ought to
avoid that In this library question"
The debate on the tariff bill and the uncertainty
as to its length have the effect OF pOstponing In
definitely the consideration OF the library bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
pcath Of "A Prominent Politician.

NEw YORK, Apru E.-Intelileence was received
In THIS city to-day of TIE sudden death YESTERDAY.
it Hudson, y. l.. oi brig. GtI James 4. Farrell.
late cpniSs;Sy general O ordnance Of the state a.,
New York Gen. Farrell was appointed by Cover
nor S'N mo'Ir 10 sUCCec1 tsen. MelSh IN 1854 lie
had charge OF the state during the riots OF 1899
and Was personally thanked by President Lincoln
for the protection given to the state al that time
Gen Farrell was personal friend 0i the late John
Van Buren,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
TeiegraPhtc Rriets.

DR.. McCosh. president OF Princeton college was
given reception and banquet at the Uniyerlty
club. In St Louis, last night, 10y members Of the
alumni OF Princeton.
The boiler In one of Dolsen. Chapin & Co.'S drill
houses IN Bay city, Mich. exploded yesterday af-
ternoon, Instantly killing two nen and iniurfnc
seven, three fatally
The New jersey assembly has passed bills pro-
VlGllC Tor an exhibit OF the resources OF New
Jersey al the New orleans exhibition.
The two shore piers OF the passe nger bridge at
Union NILS, Me-, gave way this morning The St
CrolX river Is higher than for some years, and n
still rising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
Babe Thrown Into n Well.


JERSEY CITY, Y J., April I7.-IIarington and
Peacock. the Legion 81 Honor swinders. W,.re found
guilty. The jury being out only twenty minutes
One juror said: "Thcre was no occasion 70 stay
longer. They could have returned In hall minute .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
A Kentucky Judge Cow hided by an
Attorney.

CINCINNATI. April ia dispatch to the CONNER
cldt-tfdzefte from Mt Sterling, kv., saws: Judge
Richard Reid, OF the superior court and prunnf-
nent candidate for the court OF appeals, was cow
hlded last evening 10y John J. CorneilsOp d proml-
nent attorney. The difficulty arose over case in
the superior court. CorneilS0n claiming that Reid
had not treated him fairly. When the alteration
began Reid was In CorneilsOns Office and said lie
was first attacked with cane and tried TO defend
himself with similar weapon, but Corne son who
Is powerful man, knocked the cane from his hand
and then used a cowhide. lie followed him into q
store, where friends interfered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
aCoutrj,e Alderman

Nsw YoRE, April ls.-ThOmas shies. one of the
present board Of aldermen who was arrested lart
night Tor creating Il disturbance In Broadway
thcater, when he assaulted one OF the officials WAS
arraiEned In court to-day. 4 charge or assault Wa
preferred against hlIn, hen he oppressed COntrftlon
Tor his acts. but WAS required 10 furnish bail IA
examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

B1sHors CAxpHon1sr-
Cures Chapped Hands, Face Lips or any rouehness Of
the skim removes Sunbnrn and renders the Skin
beautiful :; soft and Smooth. No toilet complete
without it. sold entire y upon its inertia Price
15s rer bottle Try it, and II not satisfied return
the bottle and have the money ret funded
Prepared ~ L. c. 6iohUP. Druggist
sSL stL street. H street n W.
apl Washington. .. G.
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1pE AWAKE,

WIDE AWAKE.
We are always wide awake to the interests of our Gus.
toners When we chance to get hold of bargain
We do not let 1t slip lest advertisement is with
out doubt the lowness of our prices.
Among the speOaties offer this week are 800 Arto-
types ken from he best and finest steel en1rayinvs
framed in neat oak frames. at 99c each The frame
alone can not be bought for less. They make a very
neat sitting or picture and although the price
Is low have not that common look # cheap chrome
We also call attention to New Wagon 1.-The Pioneer :"
new departure entirely III Wagons will take the place
OF oaby carriage: carries two with has springs
iron axles &C, and is o-.iy 81. Look at it.
Our stock of Ladies' Hand Bags" is very complete
now. Weoffer large S-inch Bag in seal or alligator
at 99c. The assortment comprises numerous styles
from 49c.
Cur Square Brass Bird Cage at s119 is another de-
cded bargain. and our Brass Cage Springs with chain
at 15c., are worth 35c.
Our three Joint Fishing Rod at Csc must not be
looked, and our lOinted Bamboo Rods at 49 and &c.
are dirt cheap-and in season.
our assortment Of Fancy Baskets Ia immense all i'm.
ported: designs beautiful: prices bagatelle.
Ostrich Feather busters from l5c. up
Bone Handle Whisks from 25c
Our oci of Mckee / Harrineton,s celebrated Rahv
Carriages is very complete Rattan Carriages from ~
up to go
New Goods constantly coming in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

1T. LOUIS, Mo-, April ia brilliant reception
was given last night by Gen. and Mrs. Sherm1 IN 10
their daughter, MS Thackara, and her husband.
Between two and three hundred persons, including
several from washington, We're present by special
invitation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
The Dynamite Pl0tters.


PARIS April l7.-The activity OF the Irish anarch-
lists in France continues unabated The funds OF
fenian agents In Paris have been augmented during
the past week by the receipt OF 5000 from Amer
lea. Small packets OF dynamite have recently been
forwarded from France TO England
THE DAILY DYNAMITE PLOT
BIRMINGHAM, April 1.-THE police have made ad-
ditional discoveries In regard to the suspected
dynamite plot In which Daily and Eagan were i'm
plcated They are Withholding the details for the
present, but disclosures OF highly sensational na-
ture are anticipated at the examination OF Eagan
Further arrests are considered probable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON. n. j. April 1.-THE house OF assembly
passed the Incidental bill, the senate amend
ments to the bill appropriating s20.OUe to extend
the state prison workshops and The blll providing
Ior piece work at the prison 4 he special coin
prison reported that he is properly employed and
paid by the inspectors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
District Government Affairs.


In reply TO q note from t. Nash, ESQ, corner
North Capitol and Pierce streets, requesting thar
the dumping square 673 be done I'm the low
ground or In the pond IN said square, the Commits
sioners state that Lieut. Gessford OF the MeJrupolis
police, reports that he has instructed his ofoe0
rial In the low places They also suggest that MI
Nash notify Lieut. Gessford whenever this require
ment Is not compiled with.
Mr.. Roome, who was examined before the SUBJ
committee OF the House committee on the Fielder
resolution yesterday is not chief clerk Ia the audi
division in the ONCE Of the Engineer Commissioners
OF the District
BETTER STREETS WANTED.
MessrsL Wfett Lib5ey and Mr.. T. W. Smith.
lumber dealers, waited upon the District COfnmis
Sioners recently and complained OF the condition
OF the streets leading TO the new freight depot OF
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, on square Co
southeast and asking for the paving OF the streets
leading TO lst street. whence they can communicates
with other paved streets. The Commissioners
Others interested TO pay for material for macadam-
lzng the roads, and that the poor house gang could
do the work
.BCHDIN6 PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwsle: s. c. Palmer, repair
frame In rear OF 2so Olive street. West Washngton
$500 Louisa Duval repair brick 4s3 street south.
west; $500.
Wills FuEp.-The VIII OF the late Adam Kowald
nled to-day bequeaths his estate 10 his wife, Mary
kowad. whom he names executrix. The will al
Frederick Eckfeldt, with codicils, fled to-day
In the VIII all his property left durg life TO his
wife, Kate h. Eckieidt 10 go, al her death, 70 hh
wood and EdgewOod, IN Delaware county. Pa, ars
Included, and In the second the wife is given
authority To sell the property and make myesl
mentA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
Big California Wheat Cran.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 11.-Secretary smith, OF
The state Agricultural society," estimates the wheat
crop of California this year In OF that of
1880. and 20 per cent greater than the crop OF last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
Illinois Republicans.


PEORIA, ILL. April ls.-Contrary to precedent the
republican state committee effected d permanent
organization last night The custom has been To
walt few weeks. The organization not tf-
fected without protest. -Four members were ab-
sent and live voted against organization at this
time. A. NJ Jones WAS elected chairman, and
Daniel shepherd secretary. Philip Maas was
seated as commit jeeman over John Nanderpool.
Who was elected 10y the delegates from the sixth
ward OF Chicago. who were seated 10y the state
convention, but unseated by the congressional con-
VentlOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

ALBANY. \. V. April 17.-The state senate this
morning passed the concurrent resolutions request
Ing Congress TO provide for deepening the channel
over Sandy Hook bar.
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TIT II J. FEE eSS,
7 IT l. F. .
T II l. FEE oSS.
I III l. f. .
T II LLLL ZEE SSSo

Freplaces. Wainscotings Vesbules and Mantel Deco.
rations
WOOD MANTELs
constructed especially for Lar b. Stoves having TILE
ORNANENTATlON,a are furnished at about the cost of
Slate Mantels that house of III derate means
may beauty their homes with these Artistic Features
WOOD MANTELS
Of all grades. in Oak. Cherry and Mahogany
Also SLATE MANTELS for those who are not tired Of
them.
NEW THING IN VASES
for Cemeteries and Lawns having Reservoir Attach
ment holding sufficient water TO last ten fifteen days.
securing vlgor us growth of plants.
RUSTIC SEATS. CHAIRS, 60
Economy is the prudent Of means to desired end
THE ECONOMY GAS COOKING STOVES
are offered with tue fullest the best aid in
domestic economy aid convenience.
BRONZED PLACQUES. TRAYS, PANELS and AN
GENT ARMOR.
in faithful reproduction artistcay displayed in our
rooms.
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
ap11-1m 424 9th street.
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DIKD IN PHIIApELPHlA-The Nayv denartment
Is informed that Lieut. Bloomfield McIlvaine (re
tired, died in Philadelphia yesterday from consump-
uOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
Grant Delegation for chicago.

NEw YORK. Aprl 1.-THE Mad Erp-ess ssys tii-
report Is current that the delegates 10 the nationsi
republican convention from THIS city who are 20 c
elected to-morroM Niil. under the leadership ol
John j. oBrlen, vote IN The convection Tor l. {.
Grant Tor presidential nominee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

The grand jury OF Allegany county, Nd, is In
veslgaCing bribery charges made by an ex-mem-
Der OF the BOARD OF county commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

THE. Us. s. HARTFORD was tiocked at the Mare
Island navy yard to-day. She will be taken OF to-
morrow, and the coast survey steamer Hassler Will
be docked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
Trial of sheriff Davidson.

NEW YORK, April l7.-In the trial OF Sheriff
Davidson to-day, upon the charges OF extortton and
fraud, Auditor Lyon, Controller Grant and Mayor
Edison testified to signing warrants for the pay
had been duly examined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

SECRETARY LINCoLN's MIsHAP.-Yesterday after
noon as President Arthur, his son and Secretary
Lincoln were out riding, the latter was thrown
from his horse in Mt Pleasant, but sustained no
injury beyond soiling his clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
hue, s472, 4S1. IS; customs, s45O,Ossn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

N OAH WALKER l. CO.,
625 Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
626 Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO,
625 Pennsylvania Ava.
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
625 Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER h CO..
625 Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER B CO..
625 Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO..
625 Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 PenneylyAnia Ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

Dowse. whose I'VE children were found murdered
ut his home near Waynesboro, Ga, some weeks
ago, has confessed the crime. He gives no cause
for the deek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17
The NickersOn Case Again.
MRS. NICKERSON FILES A PETITION FOR ALIMos

MRS. NICKERsON FILES PETITION FOR ALIMoNY.
In the divorce case OF Emma c. d. NickersOn agt.
Azor 81. Nickerson Mr.. j. j. johnson, for the COM
plainant to-day filed petition for alimony. After
recitng the allegations In the bill for divorce filed
June 2Oth last, she states that since then the de-
fendant has been indicted in Philadelphia for per-
fury. alleged to have been committed In his sworn
statement in the case In which he, by fraud prac-
ticed on the art obtained the decree OF divorce
{since set aSide.) She AYERS that she Is now COM
PEELED to wait here to prosecute the suit here and
that she has no means Of her own. She gives a
schedule OF his property In Washington territory,
which she says is worth &2500, and says as he Is
living at ease in Canada he must have some means
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

THE WAsH1Neros SAFE DEpos1r
COMPANY
No. 916 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV.
W. G. METZEROTT, SAMUEL CROSS
President. Sec'y and Treas.
JOHN T. LEHMAN, W. W. GREENFIELD,
ap12-Sm Wee President. Assist mt Secretary.
GENTLEMEN will nnd It to their
advantage to inspect our stock Of Fine
Sprny Wear before making purchases
elsewhere.
TYSSOWshf BROS,
Corner 18th and g streets northwest ADA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

MOVEMENTS OF U. s. NAVAL vEssE1s.-The ALL
ance arrived at Key West April 18th. All we'll
The Pinta was at Valparaiso 10th April She was
to sail in week for Callao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-17

CONNECTION AT THE PATENT OFFICE.-Some com
motion was created in the corridors of the Patent
Office to-day by an excited discussion between ex-
Gov. Crawford, OF Kansas, and J. B. Wolf, lawyer
In this city. When the discussion threatened to
terminate in blows the men were separated. The
trouble between the men originated yesterday In
tee OF Congress relative to the Cherokee fund in
which he reflected upon Gov. Crawford's action In
the matter. Gov. Crawford meeting him this MORN
ing denounced his conduct, and In the excitement
a moment nerSQnal encounter Was Imminent