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An Ovation TO ARCHBISHOP WALSH
Archbishop Walsh was given tremendous
ovation on his arrival in Dublin yesterday.
The archbishop replying to the address Of the
municipal authorities, said that he had deep
and settled conviction that the only remedy for
the grievances which Ireland had long labored.
with partial success, to remove was the restore:
ton Of the rights of which she had been de-
prived . century ego by means Is shameful a
sns' NE resocsd 1ith tSs that coS.o
which fell from the dying O'Oonneu has agnin
been boldly uplifted and he prayed that Il
ment was restored. The archbishop assured
the people that the pope was In full sympathy
with the Irish cause.
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RiOting i'm Bohemia,

CONTINUED ROWS BETWEEN GERMANS AND
CZECHS CAUSING ALARM.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The riots between Ger
mans and Czechs in Bohemia continue and
greatly disturb the Austrian government. 1t is
feared that Germany may take umbrage at the
state OF affairs and demand heavy indemnities
have occurred, but the majority of them have
been hushed up by the government officials in
order To prevent the hostile spirit between the
conflicting parties from spreading.
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Mr.. Taber Expelled from Pastor Downs
Church.

Boston, Sept Sat a special meeting last
evening of the Bowdoin Square Baptist church,
Mr.. Frederick j. Taber, upon the recommenda-
ton Of the prudential committee of the church,
was expelled by a unanimous vote. This ac-
ton Is said to be tor reasons largely indepen-
dent of his recent action in causing the arrest
of Rev. Mr.. Downs for adultery with Mrs.
Taber.
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A WOman.s SusDtcteus De.r,,-

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Mrs. Elizabeth Slattery
who lived with her husband, James, at seth
street and Sd avenue. was found dead In her
bed early this morning. There were marks of
violence about her neck, and the fact that her
husband intimated that she committed suicide
led the police 10 hold him until the coroner in
veStigates the case.
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MA X RlED.

LlNDSEY-RAILEY. on Thursday September e
1862 by Rev Henry Il. Sharp. rector Grnce tburri
Alexandria va.W WILLIAM L. LIN IBSEl and RUTH
M RAILEf. both OF Washington, d. 4. .
SCHWIER-MANGAM ON septemhar IA 1883
HENRY SCHMIER 70 SARAH j. MAN0AM e
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IRISH MooNsHINKRs As CATTLE THIEvEs.-
Instead OF mutilating the cattle Of obnoxious
landlords, bailifs, etc, for which the owners re-
cetve payment under the malicious injuries
act, the Irish moonlighters now steal the cattle
outright and run them or to remote parts Of the
country, or keep them snugiy concealed until
the hue and cry u over. The cattle thieves are
well organised, and tho animals are kept mo.
wing, being passed along from one gang 70 an
other until they have been driven ecrosg two or
three counties and to 2 distance q hundreds Of
miles from the raid. Robberies Of this kind are
Of nightly occurrence In some parts Of Ireland
and OF all the cases which have occurred, the
police have not yet succeeded In tracing and re-
laiming single animal
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NEW YORK, Sept 5.-Dr. Frank E Carpenter,
OF Brooklyn, who was arrested on the com plant
OF his wife for clipping with Mrs. Dwyer, one Of
his patients. was arraigned in q police court in
that city to-day, and the examination In the
admitted to bail in $500. Mrs. DIVERS hus-
baAd states that he will sue her for q divorce.
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gunoosetl IN ~ G,h.,..>

CARDIFF, Sept 5-The steamer Crindan,
from BaTcelona, arrived 1t this port yesterd Az.
Since then one man on her has died from .
disease supposed to be cholera. Four Others Of
the crew are reported sick. The vessel hes
been ordered 70 Quit the port
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FINO PATENT ATTORN EYS.-ONE SET OF
Il knights Mechanical Dictionary at s. so per vol
ume. at j. Brady ADAMS. 5tationer. S14 st.
NV Its
LNOR SALE-BA RGAINS- INVESTORS AND
II ouiderS-Brick house. 42O 9th st n W., ten rooms
aitles and BATH % efrees st. rooms and cellar
three Lots in square 625, being the space
LIST, between North Capitol and sts feet front
by 9o deep TO alley suitable for four houses Apply
~ owners. l2o 9th St NV. and leave address se53m
DESTAURANT FOR SALE-THE OPPORTU-
nifty is offered to purchase firstclass Restaurant
centrally located on Pennsylvania ave. NV; cheap
The location Is one OF the best in the city, The
place IS vel fitted up in every respect, with all mod
ern improvements
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Political Notes.

Hugh ]. Grant presided at . meeting Of the
Tammany hall committees on organization
last night Gen. Spinola reported John Kelly
improved in health, and sure to be at the poll
tical helm this campaign. Col. 4 T. Wood
said Tammany hall had no candidate for gov
ernOr. ANY man nominated by the party would
receive the support of the organization. Pri-
maries will be held early in October.
The Irving hall executive committee in New
York last night decided to issue q call for as
sembly district primaries to choose delegates to
the Saratoga convention. call Ia to be pre-
pared for primaries for = county convention.
Conrad B. Day, the nominee of the demo-
cratic party for state treasurer Of Pennsylvania,
has addressed Q letter to the notification conn
mittee accepting the nomination.
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Maude &. In her trial to lower her record q
Marrn0anSets park Thunday, made Q half mile
In 1:O3a. the fastesg on record, but broke and
0pinhod IN ALA
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TIE ~. tH1IAa,Ll1-ARhsTRoN0 LIBEL CAsx.-The
case . M ~ th y: Armstrong, editor and pro-
IL. W, ~ Inc Nqss0not Free Hreas, charged by
Ruonsn ng an article headed, ssfhe Hocdoo
anS au. 10 which nc Hale Z referred to - maud
Court next Wednesday. Mess,. - n ras eYliSe
CanhL z: Walters and Campbsn Garrineton
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PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 5.-About $50 this
morning wooden livery stable on South street.
owned by Charles NJ. Cove, and leased by Lewis
Gray, was burned to the ground. Within the
building were % horses and many carriages
and express wagons. All the horses were
burned to death. The loss in horses and car
riages amounts to $4,000. The building was
valued at about $50, 900.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest 1tleglanS to The Star.
SPANISH LIBERALS FOR WAR
They Will Break OF Relations with
Germany IL Called to Power.

MADRID, Sept. San important meeting of
leading liberals was held to-day mt the resi-
dence of Senior Segasta. After discussing the
Carolines question, it was resolved that the
occupation of the Island of zap by German
gunboat should be considered equivalent to
declaration of war; that IL crisis in the gov
eminent should occur and the liberals be called
To power they would withdraw Count De Beno-
mar the Spanish ambassador at Berlin and hand
Count Salms SOnnewalde, the German am
bassador at Madrid his passports: The resolu-
tions also declared that the liberals would
order the Spanish authorities at the PHILIPPINES
to recover the territory in the Caroline islands
taken possession of by Germany, and to use
force, ii necessary, to regain 1T. The adoption
OF the above resolutions has created great SEN
sation. The government has dismissed from
the service by telegraph the commanders of
the two Spanish men-of-war stationed at zap.
A later dispatch respectiong the German
occupation of zap states that the governor
wished to resist the landing OF the German
marines and sailors, but the commander of the
spanish man-of-war San Quentin, which
nationality in the harbor at the time e,
refused TO agree with the governor as to the
adoption OF such course or to lend the latter
assistance. 1t is generally believed that the
commander of the Spanish man-of-war Eeiasco
which was expected at zap the Goth OF
August, carries with him energetic orders,
Alfonso Returns to Madrid.
The ministers and the civil and military au-
thorities met King Alfonso at the depot on his
arrival in this city. Large crowds of people
lined the route taken by the royal party in
going from the depot to the palace and shouted
"long live Spain"
Germany will Demand Satisfaction.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-The National Zeitung, COM
menting ON the scenes enacted in Madrid on re-
ceipt of the news of the German occupation OF
Zap, says: "Spain must give Germany the
necessary satisfaction for the events OF last
evening"
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lkos, n. 4. sept 5.-John Cree Of New York,
onion springs, the home Of Charles Courtney
the oarsman Mr. Cree deposited 800 forfeit
Courtney and Oonley and Haninn and -. for
stakes oil 1000 a side, the race 10 be rowed al
treasure Island. Courtney viii not row until =
match can be arranged with Hanlan and 90
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The Sleeping Car Genius.

From the Boston Globe.
He slept days and made up berths all night
Truly, he began making up berths 1t Jersey
City, and when he got through, about daylight
it was time to begin to unmake them again.
All night could hear him opening and shut
ting the berths like q concertinA He sang
softly to himself all night long:
You must camp . little in the wilderness
And then wen ell 60 home.
And played his own accompaniment on the
berth.
When In repose he was generally asleep with
whisk broom In one hand and the other hand
extended with the palm up, waiting for divi-
dend to be declared.
He generally slept with his mouth open, 20
that you could read his Utmost Thoughts, and
when complained to him about the way my
punk felt SAID ne was sorry, and wanted 70
know which cell was in. BILL NYE.
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AUFpKMoRTE AND SHEPHERD ARRAIGNED.
J. H Aufdemorte, the New Orleans sub-treas-
ury defaulter, and Erasmus Shepherd were ar
raigned in New Orleans yesterday before United
States Commissioner Wright They waived ex-
animation and were remanded. Aufdemorte's
$4,000.
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A storm thasswept over Madison oouuty, Pa.
and woman injured
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HUNTINGTON, L. l., Sept 5.-The extensive
pickle factory OF Hudson o., I'm this VILLAGE
was entirely destroyed by fire yesterday 16s
contents, consisting Of several million pickles.
barrels and machinery, were also destroved
The loss s about 100000. The origin OF he
fire was incendiary.
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GEoEsE ADAMS
JOHN r BEALL-
hOANH JUHN r BEALL-
Commissioner Of Deeds
TELEPHONE No. 344-2
ADAMS 4 SE.1I


l42O STREET N W.
We have for sale notes for $500 and 500 secured
By hrsi mortgage on good property per cent for
years ALso, for sale on monthly payments good
siN-roHn Bricks in northeast section from 81 500 10
~ $40.
For -ale-Nev seven-foom Brick on 14th st. between
aud Z, ~ great bargain on easy
or >ae-DD Rhode Island avenue, between l4th and
10TH beautiful Sstory and basement brick modern
improvements south front, 10 rooms: SlUHkE
great bargain, viii rent furnished Pennsy ANA
avenue. between 24th and 18th n W. south side :,
story and basement brick. newly repaired modern
improvements. stable in rear, through 10 X
street. y rooms and bath, splendid opportunity:
$500
For "a e-Seven Lots on south side of T ST NV near
18th, at great bargain
Tb6se two beautiful Cottage Houses on KENYON ST.
Columbia Heights. approaching completion; very
low ON small cash payment. and balance monthly
TWO desirable Frame Houses on Valley st. George
town; great bsrsain-pay over ten per cent per
-
Choice lots 18th street and Columbia Heights and
In all parts city.
To Loan-s5.OOO at 6 per cent for term OF years On
city property. iyl3;5m
pUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 5000 WORTH
I'D OF Dry Goods and Notions exchange for real
estate VIII add some cash If property is worth more
than amount VI stock Address l. c.. Starof6 &c.
allS-lms
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MAhkIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses
naIe neen issued by the clerk of the court to
TL orE.p Schwertmann, of Springfield, Dakota
and Irene Bland ~AsAN W. SSAs~
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A Pool ROOM ExPERIxNCE.-A few days
ago Mr.. ]. F. Russell, OF 174O New York ave-
nue., was in the pool room at the St. Marc
when agenteely dressed young man approached
him and gave him the tip as to the combine
ton. Mr.. Russell bought the ticket on three
horses. In . few minutes the young man saw
by the figures that the combination would win,
and went to Russell and asked for his ticket
telling him he would write the names of the
horses on IL. Mr.. Russell handed the ticket TO
him, and In q few moments the young man
handed him another ticket. The ticket held by
mr.. Russell originally was presented by another
young man In the crowd, supposed TO be q con-
federate Of the operator, and SIS was drawn on
It. Mr.. Russell implanted to the police. The
Police Court refused, as it was q gambling OBJ
GRAFTON, to issue q warrant.
RANGE OF THE THERNoMErER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office today
am, 67.9; am, 66.5; IL am, IS. 1; 2 pm,
77.6. Maximum, 1874; minimum, $50.
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The Brehm business block, on Ocean avenue
Seabright, n. j.. was almost entirely DESTROYED
by lire this morning. The fire Ia stall burpinr
The loss Is estimated at $4,000
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMoRE, ND. Sept 5.-virginia skies, con-
forties, 35as: new threes. 67as bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, Sept 5-Cotton duil-nid-
ding, los Flour steady and quiet Wheat-sOuthern
lower and active. closing quiet; southern red sSa9O:
southern amber. S3a9o; No. I Maryland, 9llaa92;
ssh; October, S7lesS714: November, s9AaS8ss De
cember, 921a asked: January 95 asked Corn-sOuth-
ern white, 49a5O do. yellow, 5Ia52; western mixed
spot, and September 4slaa4sa. November new OF
Oats steady-southern, 2Sss4; western white 3Oe32;
quiet, 5Sa6O Provisions steady and Arm. sugar
copper refined steady, l0asaiOas WHISKY unsettled,
erpOOl per steamer dull-cOttOn, 632d.; aOur. Is
grain, Is Sd AIS; 3D. Recepts-four. 2,667 barrels
$50 bushels Shipments-dour, 2, lou barrels; wheat
10000 bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels. Sales-wheat
1,422 900 bushels corn, 42OOO bushels.
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MARTIAL LAW FOR BOHEMIA.
VIENNA, Sept. 5.-The Austrian government
has decided to proclaim martial law in BOhe-
mia if the riots between Czech and German sol
diers do not soon cease.
POETS MOTHER MURDERED.
CRACow, Sept. 5.-The mother OF the Polish
poet Baluki has been murdered. The motive
was robbery.
THE KAssALA GARRISON STILL HOLDS OUT.
CAIRO, sept. 5.-InformatiOn has been re-
ceived here that hOstilities have been suspended
at Kassala. The garrison still holds its arms
and retains possession OF the town, which is fed
by friendly Halinkas.
OPPOSING THE CUBAN LOAN.
MADRID, Sept. 5:-The cabinet to-day dis
cussed the subject of the Cuban loan. Premier
Canoyas del CASTILLO was reluctant to grant the
loan.
RESPECTING THE PARNELL PLEDGE.
LONDON, Sept 5.-Mitchell Henry, member
OF the house Of commons for Galway, declines
to contest for seat in parliament under what
ne declares the degrading Parnell pledge.
DEFENDING THE MARQUIS OF RIPON
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The secretary of the Indian
association at Calcutta telegraphs that native
Churchills attack upon the Marquis of RipOn,
and that the press unanimously defends the
marquis.
To INCREASE THE INDIAN ARMY.
there that Gen. Roberts will urge the increase
of the Indian army by 10000 British troops
and IL 900 natives.
WARNED NOT TO EMIGRATE TO ENGLAND.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-The German press, continu-
ally warn poor Germans from emigrating to Eng
land where, they state, similar distress to that
prevailing throughout Germany exists.
NELSON'S GERMAN TOUR
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-Chrstine Nilsson will be-
gin her German tour at Hamburg in October
and will appear in Berlin in November.
CYCLONE IN THE RHONE VALLEY.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-The RhOne valley has been
swept by a terrible cyclone, which uprooted
many trees and destroyed a large number of
houses.
THE DIRECT earle RRoKEN
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NUxCANsoN BROS. AuctIoneerS

IEEEciPFORY SALE OF TgIIRTY-FTVE HORSES
Nd MULES, WAGONS. CARTS. HARNESS,
80. BEING THE STOCK OF y CONTRACTOR
On WEDS fsSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
NINTH, az II y O'CLOCK we viii sell. at the Stables
No - street. between Ed and 2jd streets north
of the contractor. thirtyhve head OF
e--sit horses mules. Sc. being all sound and young,
thr contractor having further use for them se-t
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L~al NAf~
LEGAL Notes.
The pump on 10th street, between N and o
n mt nf

The pump on 10th street, between N and o
streets, h out Of repair.
At the meeting OF the Supreme Council Order
Of Chosen Friends In New York, yesterday, Mr..
w. ]. Newton, Of this city, was elected supreme
treasurer.
James Thornton, committed to Jail about two
months ago, on the charge Of grand larceny Of Q
horse and buggy, was to-day released on $500
bail.
Ella R Jones has, by Mr.. W. A. Cook. filed q
bill against Mary 8. Jones, and Bernard Tully
The WIN of Carl a. Freudenberr. late oo,ooe,
on the retired list leaving his estate to bis wife,
Annie K, was filed to-day, and an order of pub.
LEGATION directed.
In the case Of Frederick Rumpf against Jacob
Rumpf, her husband, to compel him to sign q
deed or for the appointment Of . new trustee,
the complainant's attorney, Mr.. G. A. Walter,
has entered settlement
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A BIG DAYS WoRx.-Between $500

A BIG DAYS WoRX.-Between $4,000 and
$4,000 pensioners are borne on the rolls of the
Washington pension agency; OF this number
about 1900 are paid in person, and the re-
mainder by mail. The bulk of mail cases are
paid within six days, two days of which are de-
The largest number paid in person at this
agency In one day was paid yesterday, over
1900 checks having been drawn, 1,1OO of
which were placed in the hands Of the pension
ers between the hours of 6 and II q. M, an
average OF over three per minute.
CHIEF ENGINEER H. II. STEWART, u. g. N,
president of the board OF examiners at Philar
delphia, will be placed on the retired list To-
morrow.
THE CONTRACT for the stone and brick work
of the Concord, N. H., public building has been
awarded to Meade, Mason & Co at 500, 600 for
stone and 500, 600 for brick work.
A COMMITTEES consisting Of Mr.. Youmans
chief clerk of the Treasury, Mr. Clarke, chief Of
the revenue marine division, and Capt Slicer,
OF the revenue marine, has been appointed to
inspect the revenue marine bark Chase, now
lying In Gardnefs Bay, Long Island. The COM
mittee VIII leave for New York tonight.
In MEMORY OF MASTER Edwin PUTNAM.-
The naval officers charged with collecting sub
scrfptlons TOR the purchase of @ tablet 70 be
placed ia the chapel at the naval academy 70
the memory OF Edwin Putnam master, United
states navy, who persisted on an ice doe In
behring's straits, while on tho Dodgers Axpedi-
ton, have procured q sufi3cfent aum for the
purpose, ana have seiected . suitable memorial.
Ihe tables a. designed will consist Of q slab Of
gray Champlain marble with polishei hronze
naotdtng. Upon bronze plate Ia the csotar
Will be engraved . REPRESENTATION on Master
Putnam on the Ice n0e, after having saved hts
eonrsoes g the cost OF his own lifs.
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THE CONTRACT for the stone and brick work
of the Concord, N. H., public building has been
awarded TO Meade, Mason & Co. at $62, 600 for
stone and So, 600 for brick work.
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NJ CUNNINGHAM. HALTER. HAS JUST RE
WI . ceyed the Fall style BLOCK Sil.k HATS
4, made 10 order. Old styles remodsled 81 ~ 81
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Fatal Shot in the Rae.
Twenty.Three Horses Rurued

LORETTA, KY, Sept. 5.-Lindsey Buckler
walked up behind a. Legnius Snyder last night
and shot him dead. Buckler escaped
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN SEWER.-About I'VE
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Jesse Bolden, col
ner of 9Th and Boundary streets northeast, was
accidentally struck on the head with one OF the
buckets and killed. He was brought to the 7th
coroner will hold an INQUEST.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and ESQ pm. prices
OF the New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to H. III. Dodge, $50 10Th street:
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CHIEF ENGINEER II. H. STEWART, U. 8. n,
president Of the board OF examiners at Phila-
delphia, will be placed on the retired list To-
morrow.
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FINED FOR ASsAULTING A CHINAMAN.-Two
young men, VIM. Baker and Fred Graham, were
before Judge Smell yesterday charged with
assaulting Wah Sing, Chinese laundryman,
at 18th and D streets northwest, because he re-
fused to deliver to Baker his laundred shirts
because he had no ticket. After the court had
heard the testimony Graham was fined SO and
Baker was fined IS.
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LIE DISTRICT REAL ESTATE IMPROVEMENT
CoAfANY.Cfhe District Real Estate Improve
certificate of incorporation to.day With George
e nsepSsI' tennis COnneIi, Terrence A. Duffey
Micnasi l. Weller, John ]. Fuller, Lawrence
]. Hannah as the corporafors -