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STEAMERS
TU N A r d L I n e .

GUNARD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN
TIED. BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40, N r., NEW YORK.
BoTHNIA..--Wed April I ETRUsIA new, Sa. Ap %
AURANIA.-...,S Sat April OREsoN.-.-Wed.. APP 30
Sat, April ID UMBRIA.........Sat May 8
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-$6O, $50 and 500, accord
ing to accommodations.
Steerage at very low rates. Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Eu
rope at lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Hayre Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Company g
once No. =, Bowling Green. or both steerage and
VERNON Il. BROWN 4 CO, New York
Messrs OTIS BIGELOW q CO.,
mh26 sos 9TH street, Washington.
ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN New YORK AND HAvRE.
Company pier, No. ~ North River, foot Of Morton
street, New York.
St Laurent, de Jousselin, Wednesday April L. z m
Amerique. Santelli, Wednesday, April 9, IL am.
st German, Traub. Wednesday, April Is, 5 am,
Canada, de kersabiec, Wednesday, April 80 IL am.
Checks payable on sight In amounts to suit, the
Banque TransatlantiQue Of Paris LOUIS DE BE-
BIAN, Agent, No. g. Bowling Green, New York.
MessrS BELL & co Agents for the District Of Co
luInbia 1887 Pennsylvania avenue
m24 Washington. d. c.
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DIED..


BROWN. AZ Wernersville, Pa Friday Msroh
Z!th 1855, OF heart disease ELLEN ELIZABETH,
wife OF douglas A. Brown, and eldest daughter Of r.
4. AND N. 4 Donaldson, Of this city.
Notice OF funeral In Sunday morning Post
CHoPLEY. On Thursday afternoon, March 2osh
1850, REBECCA, wife OF Richard l. Cropley.
Funeral Saturday afternoon, March 2ath, 1885 @
four O'Clock pm, nom Chapel "Oak HIP cemetery.s
pneumonia, NATHAN A. FULLER. Of Wa.SisgtcS
d g, in his thirty eighth year.
FanerL 9. hi ste fssidsnce. ssl ssrsst 10 rthssa
Saturday ct O'clock
HAh1s on Th1F:day. March %. 1855. - TO
Funeral on Saturday st 40 ffOm S33 Nisnouri ava
m soSEA A. ss2 ~ 60 xssch 27sA 1895 epss.
Cincinnati.
Funeral wtl take place Sunday, March 2esA a An
Pm. nom her late residence No. SIS fndana eyonuS
Friends are invited attend -
O'clock Pm e the rssidspce 81 hh Pothsr. Ma q.
yamo darian, WILLIAM Q. yofNES, aeSd III
{sarS ~ months and 70 day., usndson Of tbS ~
SSdfs H., w3iam 9 ypyass. Of fsgsEyears, Va, ssd q
Funeral nom 81 Johns Episcopal church corneR
}1 s,1 s ID sfresss' 81 two O'Clock pm sssasz.
s,1ITHd T., e IL Gssy nsrss g, lsss. q q. ~
80. q saxtous River. VI, sgsd sky ysas1
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Mr.. Townshend's View OF tt,

He THINKS THE POLITICIANS CANNOT STAND
OUT AGAINST THE PRESIDENT AND THE PEG
PILE.
Representative Townshend, Of Illinois, thinks
that the party will soon become reconciled to
Mr.. Cleveland's civil service policy. He thinks
the Presidents action will meet with the ap-
prevail Of the people, and that will soon bring
the whole party around to him. The Presi-
dent seems to be pleasing everybody else, and
MT. Townshend does not think the politicians
gress meets they will become convinced ofthat.
He says, moreover, that he does not think
made any faster until Mr.. Cleveland gets full
grasp of the situation.
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The Society Reporter.
STORY THAT WOULD BE WORTH NOM n
NAMES WERE GIVEN,
From the Roxton Herald

a STORY THAT would BE WORTH Nonx IN
NAMES WERE GIVEN.
From the Boston Herald.
Incomprehensible a II may seem 70 people Of
refined sensibilities, there are O few r1ch women
who are willing to pay for newspaper items de-
scribtng their persons and costly toiletA Ar
Washington reception Q few days ego q lady
who observed one OF the society correspondents
taking notes back OF o portiere remarked 90 her.
ut must be sickening TO person OF your natu.
raj delicacy to describe these dresses and women
for the newspaper" "Yes," II Is sickenine.
the lady correspondent replied, "but have my
living to earn, and am compelled TO swallow nv
pride and the society dose at the same Tina
See here" she continued, drawing a $40 hiii
from dainty bag OF pink satin hanging from
her side; "a woman met me In the dressing.
room and gave me this money on the Condition
that should describe in detail her rich toilet
and make especial mention OF her Handsome
personal appearance. II was distasteful To- me
TO see such an exhibition OF vulgarity. but
needed the money, and tomorrow she will be In
public print for the world 70 sneer at or admire.
according TO the cultivation of their taste An.
other woman, who could not afford to give
money, offered 20 Introduce me to q house vhere
l would md plenty OF society material II could
transform her old, thin white silk covered with
illusion, into elegant grosgrain and marvellous
lace, write her profusion of Rhine pebbles into
diamonds, her bleached hair and false complex.
Ion into personal beauty. accepted both ofieru
nom necessity" she finished, with . pathetic
smile.
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PROPOSALS.
IT s. NAVY PAY OFFICE.

u wAsHINeroN d. C., March IS 1885,
Sealed Proposals in duplicate from regular dealers
or manu- facturers only, Endorsed PROPOSALS E.
AND r., Will be received at this office until NOON,
APRIL g. 1855 for articles required follows to be
delivered at the Navy Yard, Washington D. G.; free OF
any expense 10 the Government, and subject to the
usual inspection and conditions, viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
,Requistion No SO. Class .A'-0eneral Hardware;
Glass :C'-Pine Wood, Lumber, Coke, and Sand: each
article TO be awarded separately.
Office. and all necessary Information at Navy Yard
Responsible security required bids for faithful per
Torrance, the competency Of the Kuaraptors to be
certified to before a notary or other public officer
The right Is reserved to reject any all bids and 70
waive defects. THOS. II. LOCKER,
mh25-3t Pay Director q. s. n, Navy Pay Agent
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Cleanine cut the ssaAles
IKE SALE OF THE INTERIOR pEPARrNHN
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

TIE 2AIE OF THE INTERIOR DEPARTHENT
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
The SIX horses and carriages belonging to the
Interior department were sold to-day at public
aution by Mr.. Bowling, the auctioneer. The
sale was held at the stables, on @ street, and
there was q large attendance, and every 10,
brought good prices. The bay horses OF the SEQ
,setary's team brought $50 and Sl3s, and hia
the commissioner OF Indian affairs brought
Sl60, and the one In the land Office carriage
$146. The cheapest horse sold was the one
used by the commissioner Of patents, which
brought e75. The carriages and harness sold
at good figures at the close of the sale. The auc-
tioneer sold two carriages and horses belongins
to the Treasury department.
The sale OF the horses and carriages OF the De
partmsnt Of Justice by Duncanson Bros. melted
500.
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AN ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL AND AN
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL SELECTED.
Col VIM. J. Volkmar, of General Sheridan's
staff. has been selected for appointment as assist
ant adjutant general, and Capt Geo. h. Burton
as assistant inspector general. They
had the Senate not adjourned.
These appointments were made upon the re-
cords Of the officers, aud no outside influence
had any weight. They are received with great
satisfaction by army officers generally who be-
gin TO believe that promotion for merit will
hereafter be the rnle
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TIE WEEKLY REPORT OF GEN. GRANTS
CAsE-The weekly diagnosis OF Gen. Grants
case In the New York Medical Record to-mor-
row will say that the patient has not lost flesh,
and his powers OF assimilation are not i'm
paired. At the weekly consultation, attended
BY Dr. ]. 81. Douglas, H. B. Sands and George
r Shrady, It was decided that the local disease
was sttll In allegiance, and that the AGRA ofulcer>
alton had not Perceptibly increased. There IL
no pain In swallowing: No fear at present is
powers, nor Of any encr0achment Of the ulcera-
tive process upon the neighboring blood yes
cells.
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CAPITOL Topics.
THE RECENT SENATORIAL ELECTION IN

Senator Teller has received the following tele-
gram from Denver: "Your presence is not nee
essary. Hill denies that he made any charge
and says he does not know Of any corruption or
use Of money" This is signed by a member of
the Colorado senate. It refers to the alleged
lished as interviews, to the effect that hi Hills)
defeat and Senator Teller's election was Secured
by the corrupt use of money. The subject has
Colorado legislature,
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The New Solicitor Of the Treasury.
Judge MCCue. who has been selected % solicit
tor OF the Treasury, was until recently Judge
Of the city court Of Brooklyn, and stands high
socially and onicially. He 10 about SIS years OF
age, and h possessed OF considerable wealth He
recently lost his wife, and his home being
broken he accepted the position Of solicitor for
. change and desired occupation.
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CHICAGO, March 27.-The American Packing
company yesterday received another cable order
from the British war department for 5000 ad.
o1tlonal cases canned beef representing about
$780, 900 pounds, and another proposal fos
not be filled within the time limited. The state.
ment is made that the orders already In hand
have Invested all the establishments In this
country engaged In this particular industry OF
their available stock
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The BIodgett Claim.

A NEW MOVE MADE TO-DAY BY THE PLAINTIFFS.
To-day q new turn was taken In the EQUITY
Court In the case Of L. Blodgett, trustee, against
U. 8. Grant ct al. which 1t was noted in yester-
days STAR had been dismissed as TO all but
three Of the parties. To-day Robert Morrison,
as trustee, was made party complainant in
place Of Blodgett, and leave was granted to fle
a new bill, which was done. This bill asks the
appointment Of q receiver to settle up the
affairs Of the Washington Association and In
surance company, and that a trustee be substi-
tuted In the place Of Z. B. Caldwell and his
unknown heirs, to carry into execution the
trust as directed by the court. 1t also asked
that an account be taken as to what is the share
of the plaintiff, as trustee, Of the assets Of this
corporation. The court is further asked that
the trustee be required to convey the real estate
to the receiver, according to the provisions OF
charge of the assets Of the Washington Asso-
citation and United States Insurance company,
and dispose of the same on such terms and con,
ditiQns as will best subserve the interest OF the
creditors, &C.
Mr.. Morrison denies that the plaintiffs have
abandoned the Blodget claim or that compro-
misses have been made.
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NaHBHVPHHOOHW ~ Ncw 1VHAs
Emory Storrs In the Chicago Herald
heard q story in New York the other day
that rather amused me. You know the Knick.
erbocker club there Is the nursery Of the anglo
maniac. You don't ind anything at the Knick
erbocker club but b. and g., as they call It, and
English literature. English newspapers are
daily filed; footmen and tigers abound, and the
whole atmosphere OF the place is the one eye
glass order. A friend OF mine, Capt Bacon, was
coming up the street In front of the club house,
when young man whom he knew came out
"Why, Jack, he said, "what's the matter? Got
your trousers rolled up and an umbrella spread,
Why, 1t IL q bright day-what does 1t mean?v
ayes, dear boy. Sun here, you know; but
they've just got q cable in the club house that
It's rainin' In Lunnon. You seer"
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Killed on the Railroad.

Information was received here to-day at lao
O'clock, from Northeast Maryland, that train
No. 90, on the P. W. and B. r. R., had struck
and killed a man at Charlestown, 40 miles
north Of Baltimore. He had q letter in bis
pocket directed to Jas. Wilson, care of Mich
Dougherty, No. us Virginia avenue southeast
Washington.
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Name.
A Break i'm the OIL Market

PITTsBURG, March 27.-Oil to-day was unset
tied and feverish. The market opened at s2la,
advanced to S2s. and broke heavily at 1 o'clock
to 81 The cause of the break was q telegram
from Oil City stating that Thomas Kane, q
prominent asalerl vas seriously embarrassed.
take the oil off his hands to-day Is said to have
precipitated the trouble.
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Telegraphic Brfehs.

Fire at Bridgeport, Conn, to-day hurnet
Burnetts shoe store and Russelrs grocery store
In the trial of James d. Fish in New York to
day the accused was on the stand himself Gen
Grants evidence will not be read for some tim,
yet.
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RAILROADS.
THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH AM
SOUTHWEST.

THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST
Schedule In effect MARCH %, 1885.
0.lO AM.-NEW O4sLEANS MAIL daily, making
close connections and Southwest Daily except
Sunday, with C. and o. Railway. Pullman Sleeping
Buffet cars from New York and Washington, to At
lanta- Pullman Sleeping cars from Washington TO
New Orleans without change of cars
$40 PM.-LOUISNILLE FAST LINE. Daily via
Charlottesville Cincinnati, Louisville and all West
ern POINTS, Pullman Sleeping cars, Washington to
Louisville.
10:4O P.M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Daily all points South and Southwest via Dan
VILE and Charlotte Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington via Danville, Charlotte and Atlanta TO
o leans: also, from Washington via Charlotte
and Columbia TO Augusta.
Manassas Division Trains leave Washington at 9:1O
N. and 4: - pm daily, except sunday.
WarrentOn Trains leave Washington at $40 and
.5:I3t III d1iiy-
For tickets and information inquire at Conpany's
.f ce. COL Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave from
p. AND u. station
NJ. SLAUGHTER, y. MACDANIEL,
Pass. Agent Agent
mh23 Sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager
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The Courts.

PROBATE CoURT-Judoe HUoner
To-day, will Of August Doehrer nled, with Pc
titions for letters. Will Of w. H. Winsor; order
of publication. Estate of Jane Budd; let
tiers of administration granted w. Budd; bond
$500. Estate Of Sabra p. Abel; will admitted
bond 81 900. Estate John W. Birch; letters OF
administration issued to @. w. Harvey; bond
5000. Estate Of John Bell; letters is-
Estate of L. B. Cralley; order of publication.
Estate Of John P. Butler; order fixing hearing
Of petition Of Mary E. Wright. Estate of Ann
NJ. Washington; will admitted to probate. Es-
tate Of John E Little; petition for letters iled,
and Caroline Little appointed; bond $500. Es-
tate Of Mary e MaToney; order authoriling dis
lers. Estate Of Elenore and Mary p Tuttle; or.
der allowing settlement Of certain claims.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

T1UNCANSUN BROS, Auctioneers
ENTIRE WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
nnVWR Ei,, , SARP T e, &C, Contained IN
MEST, CONSISTING IN PART OF HAIR
CLoTH PARLOR SUITE, WALNUT AND ASH
CHAM Der SETS, COTTAGE SET, BEDSTEA DS
MARBLE TOP TABLES, ROCKERS, BOOK
CASE, LAMBREQUINS, VASES, CLOCKS, HAT
RACK, GAS FIXTURES, WALNUT EXTEN-
SION TABLE, WALNUT DINING CHAIRS
MARBLE TOP WALNUTSIDEBOARD, CHI INA
AND GLASSWARE, REFRIGERATOR, NAT
TkESSES SPRINGS, TOILET SETS, BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM. HALL, STAIR AND OTHER
&C. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORN486H. MARCH THIRTIETF
commencing AT TEN 0tzOCK we will SELL at the
above named residence, the entire furniture &C. con-
tanned therein to which respectfully call the at
tention of buyers.
mh26-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
TTyHOMAs BOWLING Auctioneer
CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EMBRACING
EVERYTHING RELATING TO HOUSEKEEP-
ING. TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
ON SATURDAY MARCH TwENTY-EIGHTH,
1885, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO,
A LARGE QUANTITY OF NEW ENGLISH STONE
CHINA. RI
Also, - -
A LARGE NUMBER OF HORSES FROM ROCK
1NGHAM COUNTY, VA COUPES, CAR
RLAGES, BUtiGIES. WAGONS, &C.
N.B.-ANPLE STORAGE ROOM
mh26-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
q BENsINGER, Auctioneer.
WIN be sold at the Bazaar, No. $40 Louisiana ave
nue., on SATURDAY MORNING. the TWENTY
EIGHTH of MARCH, at TEN O'CLOCK
MULES,
Among which will be found some irst-rate drivers
and workers.
Also, about fifteen and second hand Buggies Car
riages and Wagons Harness. &C, &c.
mh262t s. BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
FTNHoIdAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
II GOOD SOLID WORK HORSES AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, MARCH TWENTY-EIGHTH,
1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, on the 18th street front
Of my auction rooms, shall sell the above stock,
(from Rockingham county, Va) mh24-4t
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

SrE1NwAY P1ASos.
The Best in the World. Together with large
sOrtment Of other Pianos constantly on hand the
Music Store Of EDWARD F. DROOP,
Partner Of the late w. g. METZEROTT & Co,
026 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Sole Agent for Stetnway q Sons, Gabler Grove
steen. Wheelock. Marshall, Wendell and other Pr
amos mh2O
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A NEW NEW YoRK DAYLY.-The Daily Iele.
graph the drSt number Of which ID TO be Issued
In New York about the LIST Of May, is not, IL ID
stated, to be the organ Of the administration q
New York county democracy, although mem.
can party arc among its stockholders. II is 70
be an independent newspaper, advocating pro-
t M sa.nsd Sv nnS 1oof
VIM. Goodwin Moody is president; Lucien Sandal
treasurer and editor tp chief, and Geo. ID. Len
non, secretary. It 10 denied that Carl Schurz
has any connection with the paper.
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District Government AnAirs,

THE FIREAENS RELIEF FUND.
Chief Cronin and the several foremen Of the
fire department had q conference with Commits
sioner Edmonds to-day upon the subject of the
new law authorizing the creation Of mutual
relief fund by the Withholding by the Commits
pay of f1remen. Some amendments o we're smS.
gested, which will be submitted to Congress.
AUGUST DoEHRERS WILL-The will OF Au.
gust Doehrer was filed to-day with petitions for
letters OF administration and guardianship. He
leaves his Schuetzen king badge and other ar
Matilda Brenmehl, and the balance Of his
estate to his executors, Henry Luckel and
Henry Koch, for his children.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC1AL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 2:45 pm prices OF
the New York Stock Market to-day, ~ reported by
special wire to A. II. Dodge, $40 18th street:
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MARRIED.

more, Nd, by the Rev. Father Divine, THOMAS q
KELLY, OF New York, and NARY A. SNOW, Of
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Latest Foreign News.

VIENNA, March 27.-Baron Potter des
Echelles, Of the general stan, has been arrested
and committed to prison on . charge Of treason.
He was detected furnishing plans OF the Aus
trtan forts In the southern portion TO IN inter
national bureau at Copenhagen.
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| rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PARTIAL
| lily IMPROVED REAL ESTATE BEING ON
| WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH-STREET ROAD
| NEARLY OPPOSITE THE SOLDIERS HOME
ROAD, NORTH OF BOUNDARY STREET IN
| THE COUNTY. N
BY virtue OF decree passed in the Supreme e.eN
Court OF the District of Columbia 23d day :H
or March, A. ID. 1885, in the of John Lang E.I
against Margaret Lang and Luderick, called Louis
Lang, No 1896. equity docket "a, Conferred m o. D.
o4l VIII sell at public auction in front of the prem
| ises, on w WEDNESDAY, EIGHTH DAY APRIL. A
D. 1880, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the piece or parcel
chased by John Lang, deceased. in his lifetime from
John p. Dickinson and wife, August 90 1850 and
recorded In l4ber J. A. s., folio AL land re-
cords OF the district of Columbia and described as
loilows Beginning at point the west line Of the
lth street plank road, IL percheS from the inter
section of said west line with Tayors road being
the northeast corner of C. Lewis lot running thence
north 500 west IA O5 pe-ches thence north west
So2 perches thence south 500 ID O5 perches to
the intersection with the line of 9TH street road
thence with said line south 2o east SOP percbes to
the beginning, together with the i'm provements
thereon, consisting Of dwelling house and several
smaller buildings, stables, &c.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the balance in
notes at one and two years. bearing interest at six per
cent per annum from day of sale secured by deed
OF trust on the property Sold all cash. the option
the purchaser. deposit of 5000 will be required
when the purchasers bid is accepted II the terms ~
sale are not complied with in ten DAYS from day of
sale the trustee reserves the right to resell at the
risk and cost OF the deiauting purchaser All convey
anclng and recording at purchasers cost -
CHAS. c. DUNCANSON Trustee
,,,-o,-,o>- NO., Corner 9th and D SITS. NV.
DC->CfA>SoI> bfsoS., AuctS. mh26d&ds
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March PA letter Wa re.
ceived to-day from Gov. McLane, stating that
he had accepted the appointment Of minister to
France and resigning has position a. governor
of Maryland. Hon. Henry Lloyd has taken the
oath of Office Of governor. He 10 the third Of
his family who has occupied the position.
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RuHnAa fA Death.

LEBANON, PA, March 27.-Mrs. Rittle, aged
30 years, an insane woman, was burned TO
death last evening ct her home, near Mount
Zion, this county. Her clothing caught fire
from her tobacco pipe
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THE INTERIOR ENTOFFTCIAIa-Mr.
Muldrow, the new assistant secretary of the In.
terror; Mr.. Atkins, the commissioners Of Indian
affairs, and Mr.. Sparks, the commissioner OF
the general land Office, all qualified yesterday
retary and most Of the officials We're at me t6efr
ers m nhs meme had a. crowd
building With the Information that the see sas
Today there was great throns besissine the he
doors of the Secretarys room, and - tho time
for the adjournment Of the Senate approaches
the pressure upon the time Of tho Secretary
seems to increase.
Protected AGAINST SARAH ALrHsA'sc IA1r.
atOr Sharon and Sarah Althea Sharon. other.
wise Hill, filed in January last by Messrs. Am.
made enoinins the rom Mae
with, or asserting title to, parts Of squares l6f
and 153, or subjecting the property TO any claim
EX-SENATOR PENDLEToN ana Gov. McIane
called at the State department this afternoon
and qualified as ministers to Germany and
France, respectively
A CoURT-NARTIAL ORDEH1D.-An order was
issued from the Navy department. today for
the courtmartial Of Passed Assistant Engineer
B. G. Gowing ON charges of drunllsnness, The
win meet at League island navy yard, xpsii !.
Engineer Gowtng, II Il alleged, Appeared be1bee
the naval examining board Tor promotion under
the influence ofliquor,. after waiting stnoe 1885
for q chance OF promotion.
MISS VAN ZANDr's FRIENDS TRruxrHArr.-
A crowd collected outside Of the Opera Comique
shouted: down with Van zandt." "Caffalho
must reign" The police were obliged to Inter.
meanwhile the audience In the. theatef ap-
plauded Miss Van Zan0t vtg0rCualy. Almost
all OF those present had secured 1oots In I'd.
persed. Tho hostile demonbtret&on Was due to
rumors that n. Caxyalho pAcked Tho theater
with friends. An o1acial oxamtnaa1on e hts
books disproved the Allegation.