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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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AMe AFlaA Oh James ID. Fish Begun.
The trial of James d. Fish, late president Of
the Marine National bank, was begun in New
York yesterday before Judge Benedict, In the
criminal branch Of the United States circuit
court. The defense tried to secure q postpone
ment OF the caseon the ground Of Gen. Grants
illness, but the court ordered the trial to pro-
ness.
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PATENTS IssUED.-The following patents were
issued yesterday to residents of the District:
VIM. L. Finley, ink-eraser; James A. Harlan,
telephone communication; Chaffee 4 COlladay,
designs.
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Slight Hopes Lefs chat Conflict Ne.
tween England and Russia Can -
Averted-Excisemens tn London Owes
AN Early Cabinet Meeting.

Slight Hopes Lefs thas . Coa@lce Re-
tween England and Russia Can -
Averte<i-Excttemen tn London OveR
AN Early Cabinet Meeting.
LONDON, March l2.-The London Frenfno
Nct,s states this afternoon that t has learned
that remonstrances from the highest quarters
have been addressed TO the czar OF Russia In
the interest of peace aud have met with such q
chilling response that slight hopes are now enc
tertained that hoStilities between Eng and and
Russia can he avertcd.
Lord Harrington. British minister Of war. to-
day conferred with Lieut.. Gen. Sir Archibald
Allison and other military authorities on ORR
entail affairs, Including several Indian military
officials, concerning England's condition for .
conflict in Asia.
EXCITEMENT OVER An FAIRLY GARNET MEET.
The cabinet met at noon to-day. The unusu,
ally early hour al which the ministers convened
at once attracted attention, ana reports quickly
spread that a crisis was being considered. Tho
interest In the meeting soon became general and
intense. This was warranted by several In
cidenis which preceded and attended the coun-
Gil immediately before the conference Col.
Geo. \. Maude, equerry In chief To the queen,
called upon Mr.. Gladstone and had long in
terNiew with him. Among the rumors to which
this gave rise to the effect that her
majesty had advised that the Indian situation
was grave. and required vigorous and decisive
action, ana that the queen had rather urgently
insisted ON her government doing something.
This and similar stories attracted a large crowd
Ia Downing street. and before the cabinet had
been long In session the prime minister's Of
hclai residence WAS surrounded 10y large
crowd.
Up 10 this hours o'clock-it is not publicly
known what the ministers have done at to-
days meeting. IL Is reported, however, that
they decided To address a serious respreSenta-
tion To the Russian government. that n through
any Russian advance in Alghanistan a conflict
results with the Amccr's troops Russia must
accept the consequences. as England is bound
To guard Afghan territory.
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A Chicago Girls Curious Adveuture.

ABDUCTED To ENABLE PHYSICIANS TO STUDY
STRANGE MALADN WITH WHICH SHE IS
AFFECTED.
CHICAGO, March 12.-Annie, the seventeen
year-ofd daughter OF Henry Eckenburg a sa-
loon Keeper in the suburban town of Jefferson.
met with "A strange experience yesterday The
young lady since childhood has been under
xeaiment for disease which the physicians
have been unable to classify. Accompanied by
a younger sister she WAS. She SAYS, on her way
from the Humboldt Park post office when on
reaching the boulevard. about half mile dis
tant from her home, two men seized her and
applying a handkerchief saturated with chloro-
form To her nose carried her Ia "A twowheel gig
standing near by and drove OH with her When
the girl recovered consciousness She was sitting
In the gig In front Of saloon near one of the
city street car lines. IL was pitch dark and She
jumped out OF the vehicle and some time later
was found by a policeman wandering about tho
streets and taken TO the West Chicago avenue
station. The girl said her captors went into the
saloon TO get drink, but her screams fright-
ened them SO they scrambled into the gig and
FASTENED away. she was traced to the station
house by her father. Mr.. Eckenberg declares
the men were hired to abduct his daughter by
physicians who wanted IL study her singular
malady,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-12
Floods Along the Missouri.

GREAT LOSS OF PROPERTY OWING TO BACK
WATER FROM THE ICE GoRGEs
CARROLLTOwN, No. March I2-The distress
and loss of property consequent upon the high
water south of this place has increased mate
rally. The ice gorges in the Missouri river have
not broken, and the waters are being forced ali
over the adjacent low lands. John Austin is
reported to have lost all his stock but two or
three head of mules. w. Heston lost 2l head
of cattle, and DIR. p. Austin a large amount o
wheat. Fences and all kinds of movable prop
erty Is scattered, and much OF IL fioated away
were heard firing in the timbered part OF the
inundated district, which were interpreted TO
be signals of distress, and men went with boats
to the rescue. 1t is feared that some lives have
boen lost
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. de Reuterskiold, the new
Swedish Minister, and ]. w. Harper, jr., of New
York, are at the Arlington.-Mr. L. G. Hine
left this morning for few weeks visit Of recre-
alton to Georgia and Florida.-Mr. and Mrs.
s. L. NJ. Barlow, of New York, are at Worm
ley's.-Senator Teller and Judge Adds, of
Washington, were registered in New York last
night-Edward I. Darling, the composer and
musical critic on the New York World, is spend
ing week at the Hamilton with his mother
and will leave with her next week for a months
stay at Old Point COmfort-SenatOr Wal
thall Of Mississippi is at the Metropolitan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-12

In Sem0tOF SharOn'0 Interest.
An AMENDMENT TO THE CIVIL CODE QUIETLY
ADOPTED BY THE CALIFORNIA LEGIsLA-
TURE.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March IA special
to the Examiner from Sacramento SAYS: 1t has
just been brought to public notice that the legs-
lature passed an amendment to the civil code,
which, 1t is claimed, is in the interest OF Sena-
tor sharon, bearing on the Sharon divorce suit.
an order heretofore or hereafter made, before
and after q final Judgment, involving the pay.
ment OF money which affects substantial
right. 1t thus enables resistance to the pay
ment Of alimony.
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District Men for District Offices.

DlStEbSt NAelt AOE D1StEICt OmCGSs
THE ATTENTION OF THE PRESIDENT TO BE
CALLED TO THIS POLICY.
The first rush for the District offices has about
subsidized, and the candidates having filed their
papers the period of delegations and personal
visits now begins. There, however seems to
be a very general impression that the Presi-
dent will be rather slow in making changes,
appointments in the District will be made for
some months. The attention of the President
will be called TO the plank in the last demo-
policy of filling the District offices with citizens
of the District. The last convention of the
District democrats den ;,isv also &c, came out in
governed by these declarations in making ap-
pointments, a number who are now mentioned
is a citizen of Maryland, but he is not Believed
to be a candidate for any office, and says that
he would not accept one The same objection
would, it is said, apply to Mr.. Woodbury. Blair,
who is spoken of in connection with the mar.
shalship and who has summer residence in
Maryland. The impression seems to prevail
the duties of the marshal, which brings him in
personal contact with the President, that he
cepton Of this possible OBJECTION Mn BAR ne eK Is
regarded as a very promising candidate and as
he resides in the city in winter he may, per-
q young lawyer of decided ability, has O fine
personal appearance, and would fill the mar
shalship admirably.
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
The important offices in the District that OF
the two Commissioners, is only exciting mild
sort of interest just at present. because the term
of Gen. West viii not expire until next July.
and that Of Judge Edmonds until the same
is plenty of time. 1t is stated by the friends OF
Judge Edmonds that whep Gen. Vests term
expires in July next that he will tender his
resignation and retire with him The office
has become rather distasteful to Mr.. Ed.
monds, and he is anxious to be relieved. In
the event Of his resignation there will
be two offices to I'LL, and there is some talk OF
endeavoring in some way to obtain an express
as to the men whom they would prefer as Dis
trict Commissioners. This matter has not as
yet taken shape, but there Is q very general de
sire to settle the conflicting claims OF the rival
I candidates before going to the President, and
present to him the names of men whom fair
proportion of the citizens are desirous Of having
In these places.
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District Government Affairs.
BUfEpISG PERMITS

4 issued by Inspector Eniwsle: George Stegnafy
erect. cree, s tws9IItory dwei!ins p between North
II. w. Woodward. erect "A three-story-and-base.
ment dwelling. northeast corner both and "
frame Nichols avenue; $500. John ID.
! Langhorne. erect private stable, rear OF 1910
! 18th street northwest; Sl,y00. T.. III. Fish
baugh, repair brick dwelling 1926 I4th street
northwest; 5000. A. j. Biedler, erect a two.
story private stable, rear of coo street north.
west; $1,000. John Lynch, erect two two-story
dwellings, on Boundary street, near Pleasant
Plains; $1,000. A. Turner, repair dwelling
1917 9th street northwest; $3.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Complaints have been made OF the horse
boiling establishment in the neighborhood Of
South Capitol street and the Eastern Branch.
The south winds bring the fumes all over south
Washington.
FIRST LIEUT.. SOLOMON W. RoEss1ER, corps
of engineers, will be relieved from his present
duties in San Francisco, CAL, under the imme.
diate orders of Capt. Payson, corps of engineers,
ana viii then proceed TO Wiuets Point, n. Y,
sho for IN 70 Lieut. or Sfy o H tb =
battalion OF engineers.
SERGEANT f. s. DINsMoRE has rendered ish
resignation as a member Of the police force, and
has been appointed to the position of doorkeeper
at the White House, TO MI a vacancy.
MR.. FArncnIID, the N by appointed Assist.
ant Secretary of the Treasury, was to-day pre-
sented to Assistant Secretaries French and
Coon at the department by secretary MANNING
p se subsequently, retired to the office Of Assistr
ant Secretary French, whom he Is TO succe9ds
and was closeted with him for several hours,
discussing the business OF the department come
ing under his supervision.
CoEsTERNATIoN AMONG THE GOVERNMENT
CrERKs-The reduction of the clerical force %
the White House has caused no little conster.
nation among the clerks in the various departs
ments who are now apprehensive that Il means
general reduction OF the working force all
around in the interests of economy and reform.
Their apprehension Is increased by the fact thoe
there is nothing in the civil service law which
ensures their retention in Office. Their main
safeguard lies in the fact that they cannot
legally be removed for the purpose of making
room for Others. In case of retrenchment on
account OF unnecessarily large number q
clerks they feel that they are In danger.
In tight with four-ounce gloves In New Or
leans last evening between George Rookie, Of
New York, and George Fryer, Of England, thf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-12

TF~ MUNCASTER d HOWARD,
OSS Chemists and Druggists. cor 7th and sts n w.
We give special attention to the cOmpOunding OF
prescriptions Pure and fresh drugs kept In stock II
Is THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
- Residents s particularly called to PHOS-
NITE, the new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
and Safeguard against Malaria For sale areated by
tie glass or in bottles by w. c. MILBURN. sole In
venter and Manufacturer, 1420 Pennsylvania ave.
aD1l
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In fight with four-ounce gloves in New Or
leans last evening between George Rookie, Of
New York, and George Fryer, Of England, thf
former ~aS Knocked out In the nrst round.
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BOOKS, &c.
EASTER CARps. EASTER CARns
A FULL ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED AND
DISPLAYED FOR SELECTION AT
g. A wHITAKERS
mo 11O5 Pennsylvania avenue

AnEn1cAs ALMANAC
AND TREASURY OF FACTS,
Statistical Financial Political for the year 1885.
by A. r. Spofford
-HUCKLEBERRY FINN, the latest book BY MARX
Twain, with q full assortment of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
At JOHN C. PARKERs.
617 and 6l9 7th st. NV,
uhQ opposite u. S. Patent Office.
TTyHE DIVINE ORIGIN OF CHRISTIANITY, BY
Il Storrs; Money in Politics, BY J. K Upton; Inter
rupted, by Pansy Washington VIII, History OF w ash
in0ton Monument. &c; Monograph OF the Washington
National Monument, The Monument and the Cross,
Guide Books Photographs and Paintings Of the MOnu-
ment, Badges Z. L. PURSELL, Bookseller,
FL AIS 9th street northwest
CTEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS
Clearing cut lot of Stereoscopie Views Of Pales-
tine. Ireland Scotland, England, California and other
American Views at about half cost.
Also. Views Of the Public Buildings and the Monu-
ment, Guide Books, &c
iraphoscopes oar own direct Inn portation, at low
WM. BALLANTYNE 4 SON,
BOOKSELLERS AND SrATIoNERs,
fel0 42S 7th street.
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Telegrams to The Star.
THE EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR
Mexico Takes a Hand in the Row
THE OKLAHOMA RAIDERS.
DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS IN MISSOURI
TO RESIST RARRIOS.

The Guatemala Dictator Finds Himself
Confronted by the Prospect Of War
With Mexico as Well as With Three
Central American STATES That Object
to His Plan Of UnificatjOn.
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baltimore. JULY 80, 1883.
lDAIR 3 r. SCOGGINS,
DEAR SIs:This Is certify that have been suffer
ing with Dyspepsia In its worst form, and took to
using 'SANNY'S MEDICINE and j: has made q
perfect Of me. T.. y. SMITH,
m46t 1O2 E Lombard street,
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1T~S e. f. BROOKS,
US FANCY GLOBES AND ORNAMENTS.
Largest Stock of GAS FIXTURES &c
INAUGURATION GLOBES on hand. Call and ex.
anime.
E F. BROOKS
ia 531 18th St
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ARMY OFFICERS RELIEVED FROM SPECIAL
DUTY.-The following officers are relieved from
special duty: Capt. VIM. NJ. Waterbury, 18th
infantry, at headquarters general recruiting
service, New York city: Capt. Warren C. Beach.
11th infantry, at headquarters department of
the east, Governors Island, New York harbor;
at Washington, D. c.; Second Lieut.. Henry H.
Benharn, I'd infantry, at Davids' Island, New
York harbOr.
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Complaints have been made OF the hors,
boiling establishment in the neighborhood o
South Capitol street and the Eastern Branch
The south winds bring the fumes all over Soutf
Washington.
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Col. w. ]. VOLKMAN, of Gen. Sheridan's
staff, is prominently mentioned for appoint
ment to the vacancy in the inspector general S
department.. His claims for the position are
being strongly urged upon the Secretary Of
War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-12

SERGEANT +. s. DISsMoRE has rendered ish
resignation as a member Of the police force, and
has been appointed TO the position of doorkeeper
at the White House, TO I'LL a vacancy.
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COPIES OF The STAR Of February 21 and
March 8, and S, in wrappers, duly stamped,
containing the full reports of the monument
celebration and the Inauguration ceremonies
In any quantity. Price two cents-nOt inclu.
ding postage
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To REPRESENT THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
The President to-day designated Mr.. Marcellus
Gardner to represent the Interior department
in the executive board at the New Orleans Ex-
position, vice Mr.. Benjamin Butterworth, re-
signed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

oXFoRD SAL Court Of Probate heli a.
Paris, siIhln snd f0f the 4 suntF Of Osfofi.
90 me third Tussday Of Apr, a. d tso
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state q John ~ sieNns lsts Of hsnoser, IN
.std C0unty, deceased. hsvtns pressnted his A.
G suut a adm lnisFatioa q The sstse "a said Dc
essrf Cor sli0ssnce
OKDHsFD, That the ssii AdministrAi0r give
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GEO. A. WILSON. Judge.
true copy-sttsst IA 4. DAVIS kesisisf
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ONfORD. ss.-N . C0su OF Pfoosis hid a
Pare, xthln Anif0r the Couniy Of Oxford
On the thirf Tsesdastf Apr, A. u. los.
fELf0 " 0Ekki-H, tkccntof on me -.
tsie Of Susan y. dearborn lste q Hiram, In sad
q adm Illustration Of ths fstAie Of ssi1 deceased
fof allW
OnDGAED, That the ssif executor give notlee
V ell pers0ns Interested ~ causing copj %
this order % b. Published three sesss ssccsssvsly
n the Oxfofd nsmocrsf printed al fsris thai they
may appear 81 Probate Court 10 D. held 81 ffys
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allOsed.
Gro. A. WILSON, Jsdgs.
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OYSTERS.

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se.l. a. all h1sr. q me In and sei = sts "
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