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PERSONAL.

II EFT GYPSY CAMP. ON VIRGINIA SHORE
L. tWO weeks ego, Gypsy Oiri. with black hair. cut
not Ia 'front.' age ~ years; little dark coup.S
Ten DoiGs reward Viii be siven for any information
- 10 her Whereabouts, az Police station, George
tOwH- liz
4 IL CLASSES DErEtFfIVEBCSI TRANS
IA acted thoroughly; expert shadowers, confidential.
WASH lNGIUN Di>IECIlVE AGENCY, 936 r St
nw. WILLIAMS * Co. ao.j-Im
I'M ACCOU Mt OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
S\upon us we are Row prepared pay iull value
Gents >fconc Gand CIothius Address or calIax
'sJtcIb'S Did stand. Bio ID st IL oeSr7m
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The Charge Against Lieut.. Arnold.
JUDGE SMELL HEARS THE TESTIMONY AM
DrSMISSES THE CASE


DrsMIsSEs THE CASE.
Lieut. Arnold was tried in the Police Court
to-day ON the charge Of assaulting Robert l..
De Akers, q Knight of Labor in the lobby OF
Wizards hotel on the evening of Sunday, the
18th inst. Mr.. De Akers testified that he asked
duty and enforce the law closing the barbe s
"You are drunk" The witness retorted, "Yo1
caught him by the coat, shook him. and drag
ged him out the door. After going out OF the
ii You dare. and iii arrest YOU" Witness I re,
: back street to be eiuSeed and murdered r BY a
Lieut.. Arnold gave his version Of the affair. in
which he said DE Akers showed an ugly dispO-
sition from the first, and that he used no more
violence than was necessary to put De Akers
out, which he did In order to prevent q disturb
ance.
The Judge said that the question was whether
De Akers violated an ordinance when he used
that language in public place. There are few
remarks that are as offensive as the word
nance was designed to cover. He thought that,
under the circumstances. De Akers did not
have much TO complain OF, and he was obliged
TO dismiss the case.
NAVAL ORDERs-Commander Chaa. O'Neil
has been detached from duty as inspector of
ordnance at Cold Spring, N. Y, and ordered TO
similar duty at the New York navy yard; Sur
Pacific station; Passed Assistant Surgeon H. E.
Ames, detached from the New York navy yard
and ordered to the MOnocacy, Asiatic station;
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. Biddle detached
from the Monocacy ond ordered home when re-
lleved; Passed Assistant Surgeon p. A. Lover
Ing, ordered to the New York navy yard.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST INTRODUCTION OF
CHOLERA. ~ As q precautionary measure the
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury has requested
the Department of State to attach sanitary in
spectors to the us. consulates at Genoa, Naples,
Marseilles and Venice, to report the outbreak
Of cholera, and TO notify the United States Of
the approach OF emigrants or injected merchan-
disc from infected localities. The disease has
not yet appeared in the places named, but il
reported In certain villages in those consular
districts.
ARMY ORDERs.-By direction of the President,
Second Lieut. Henry G. Davis, jr,, Sd artillery,
has been detailed as military professor at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college Of Missis-
sippi, In Oktibbeha county, to take effect July
infantry, ordered to join his company. Second
detailed as military professor at tho Cathedral
school Of St Paul, Garden City, L. L, relieving
First Lieut.. Chas. A. Totem, 4th artillery,
ordered TO join his battery. Second Lieuts. Geo.
N. Chase, 4th infantry, and Il. St ]. Greble, I'D
artillery, have been detailed as aides TO Major
General O. o. Howard, aud will repair from
Omaha to the PresidiO, Of San Francisco. First
Lieut. III. II. Lemley, Sd artillery, has been
granted four months leave, with permission u
60 abroad.
j r. - nj onR zr<sx~k g. Ru.-
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CHICAGO, April 22.-One of the elevators In
the Board Of Trade building fell from the sixth
story to the basement this morning just at the
opening of the morning session. The elevator
was packed to its full capacity, but fortunately
no one WuS hurt
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SPECIAL SrRrso .BAHoA1ss


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Satross Cloth In cream, light blue wood color and
black Beautiful iinen-fnlshsd Prints, o. Full Reg
MAR Made Hose In all coiOrs- 23c, worth S3c Table
Oamask, Towels. shee,ings, &c, at manufacturers
pricesL Lovely Pure silk Jersey Gloves. 5oc-, and
Thread Gloves az l5c- and mp IU-A shseting. lUAs,
Hamburg EdgiDzs. &c yard and up te%ntiiui goods
Or To and 121-c. Extra large aud heavy Crochet
Counterpsnes 81 Never has such WONDERFUL.
IA nfsAlNs been offered In Washington.
ap:LIm BRODHkAD q CU. So1 81. NV.
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The Nati2nal Academy Of Sciences.
wiz cpScrn,C

8
The National Academy of Sciences resumed
Its session to-day at noon after q rather pro-
longed meeting of the council when the names
for membership were considered, but
no decision reached. The first paper was pre-
sented by Prof. Elias Loomis, on "Areas Of
high barometric pressure over Europe and
Asia" 1t is expected that Mr.. Alexander
Graham Bell will to-day read his paper "Upon
the deaf and dumb OF Martha's Vineyard"
which is q continuation OF his research relating
to the ancestry Of the deaf
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Two Fine Military Organisations.

TWO EIue MIIHt3fy Of81uf36th0n6.
From the New York Commercial.
The Seventh regiment is having jolly time
in Washington, q city that knows how to play
the host to soldier guests. The parade last
night on Pennsylvania avenue must have been
a rare sight. The marching OF the Seventh was
up to its high reputation and aroused the
natives, who are experts in parades to great
enthusiasm. And mention may fairly be made
the Washington Light Infantry, which is one
Of the finest militia organizations in the
country.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following are the opening and 800 p. m. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-22

EAsrEn OrEsIse.
MADAME J. p PALMER,
IMPORTER.
I1O7 STREET y. W.
VII open o case Of
WRENCH BOSNETs AND ENGLISH HATS
ON WEDNESDAY next. April 2lst,
Imported expressly sor Easter Holidays m:elm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-22

The Mexican government II about to grant a
cunceosion tor Q line OF steamships from Vera
Gus 10 Central and South Alnericxn ports 70 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-22

MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk Of the court to
6. w. Oliver and Agnes X. Watson; Richard
Shorter and Mary +. NARROW; Hamilton Lewis
and Cornella g. Carter, both Of Montgomery
county, Nd; N. Graves and Sallie King.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-22

BALTIMORE, Nh. April 22-virginia skies,
pastdue coupons, 80; do new threes. so bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nd, April 22.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding. 9 Flour steady and quiet. with liberal offer
Ing: WheatIsouthesn steady and quiet; western
9da9s No. Maryland. 94laa85; No. 3 western
winter red, spot. 911s bid; May, 32l4a92l9 August
higher and fairly active southern white, 46a48; do
yellow, 46a47a: western mixed, spot, 47a4a4S; May
Oats steady and auietsouthern 39a43 western white,
39laa43; western mixed, 3SaS0; Pennsylvania, 4Oa4S
Provisions steady and quiet. Sugar-cOpper refined
dull: ao'sal9,. WHISKY steady; 1.19a1:2o Other
steamer duli-ootton. sled; four Is; grain lower.
Sa3Ad Recepts.aour, 6.l25 barrels; wheat. 8,4O0
rye. 600 bushels shipments-corn ,S4. 600 bushels
Saies-wheat. 1OS4O bushels: corn. "a 100 bushels
Tomorrow, Good Friday, there will be no mar
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SUIT AGAINST REPRESENTATIVE RANDALL.
A suit was entered to-day by Ryan & Tracy agt
Hon. s. j. Randall as endorser on the note of
N. A. Fuller to recover $261.0
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I'd EDITION .
--latest kilograms to Tho StM.


LARGE BUILDING DESTROYED, CAUSING
LOSSES OF HALF A MILLION.
NEW YORK. April ga few minutes before
2 o'clock this morning a fire broke out on the
upper floor Of the six-stOry brick building run.
from No. SO to No. sic Rroadwsy. This is a
new building and was erected on the site OF
Harrigan Harris old Theater ComiQe, which
was burned some time ago. The fire threatened
one of the most valuable business blocks In the
city. So rapidly did the flames gain Roadway
that three alarms were sent out, and soon
dozen fire engines were at work. When the
fire was first discovered flames were issuing
from the windows on the fifth story, but before
the firemen could reach the fire the two upper
floors were one mass Of flames. The building
Is 400 feet in extent. and was occupied by A.
Laufer d Co., importers and dealers In hats;
Plnsky & Simon, manufacturers Of neck wear;
August Bros, manufacturers of boys clothing;
J. w. Goddard & Soma, importers of silks, and
Messrs. August Bernhefm, Bauer & Co. As the
spring season stock had all been received by
each Of these firms the aggregate loss Is esti-
mated at $75O,OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-22

CHARGED WITH INTENT TO A1LL.-Fr1QAy
night Sam Jones and Thomas Woodroe both
colored, Quafreled. Later Woodroe was met by
George eager, alias Kaiser, also coiored, who
asked what the trouble was about. Woodroe
said it was none of his business Then eager
drew revolver and fired twice at Woodroe.
One bullet passed through Woodroes limbs.
The other passed through bottle OF whisky and
lodged In q watch in his vest pocket eager
was arrested, and this morning In the Police
Court eager was tried for assault and battery
with intent to kill The case was sent to the
grand Jury: bonds 81 900.
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being Good Friday, the Circuit, EQUITY ana
Probate Courts will not be in session, but the
Criminal Court, before which Chas Hamilton
Is being tried, will be open. The usual session
Of the Probate Court will be on Saturday.
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Death OF q Newspaper Man.

Deatn OF Newspaper Man.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Francis Wells,
one Of the proprietOrs and editors OF the Eeen-
ing Bulletin ofthis city, died here OF pneumonia
this morning, after an illness Of four or i've
days. He was sixty years of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-22

CHICAGO. April %. 1l:75 a. m.-Wheat-Ma,
opened lower this morning at sos. advanced TO sou
May. 3Ols Pork weak and lower-May, 400. Lart
unchanged-May, go
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MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LoAN-$lo.OOO TO LOAN IN ONE
AVA suh at i've cent good real estate security
Also suus nom 300 up to amount desired at six
Per cent CNnmissious moderate. DANENHOWE Err
SON. lll5S s- ap21
SJ Onn TO LOAN. AT A Low RATE OF
V in5e,ess On good real estate Sseeyyrity'
apo 3ts 500 North Carolina ave.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE OF.
VA other security. Any amount desired: lowest in
tere-t; Submissions only one per cent X A. PHIL
LIS, Licensed and Bonded Real Estate Broker 142S
New York ave. m3Ulm
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE OR
interest No delay where the security is good.
mh3o o. c, GREEN. 3o3 1thsI NV.
MONEY 10 LOAN On REAL ESTATE
WI SWORMSTEDr & BRADLEY,
mb23-1m 927 z street.
MONEY TO LOAN IN sUMs OF NOT LESS
ANx than S5.O,O. al . Irf cent on frst-ciass city
properly. Smaller sums ~ per cent
. Corner 10th and i stress northwest
1000 ON REAL ESTATE
l!vOo
5Do MI THos p wAGaAMAN
MONEY TO LOAN
vi In sums to suit en- approved Real Estate .ecur.
Unnecessary delay J. V. =. HUYCh,
nio lJOo Pennsylvania ava
MONEY 40 LOAN
WI In SUMS TO stssI lowest approved real
esiste security FIFTH, FOX K BROWN
ozo l43I Pennsyiyaaiaava
MONEY 10 LOAN
Nj al LON fSsi RATES Of INTEREST
~ REAL lc,fAIE SECURITY.
THOS J. FISHER & co.
eco 1924 Il. nv
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The follow.
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day
3 a. m. 81; am, 81; IL q. NJ, IA; 2 pm.
78. Maximum, 80. Minimum, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-22

APfoINTED.-The Acting Secretary of the
Treasury today appointed William H. Cannon
to be Inspector Of huliS at Charleston, s. c.
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Mr.. WEBB EXPRESSES SOME OBJECTIONS 10 THE
PENDING SCHOOL BOARD BrLL-A QUESTION
RAISED AS TO THE NUMBER OF TRUSTEES
NEEDEp-MAyoR LUDLOW THINKS AN AMIGA
CABLE AGREEMENT WILL BE REAcHED-A
FURTHER CONFERENCE PRoPosED.
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Inc Qua r eItOWS' IIUe Oh MNfc0.
The executive committee OF the odd Fell
lows celebration on the 26th instant has de-
cided that the line of march will be from 9TH
street along 4 10 Sd, thence to Pennsylvania
avenue, along the avenue TO 10TH, to h; thence
to Mount Vernon church, where the anniyer-
sary services will be held.
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JAY GOULD ON THE STRIKE8.
His Testimony Before the House In
vesttgatia9 Commtttee.


His Testimony Before the House In.
vestigatia9 Committee.
HIS VERSION OF THE CAUSE OF TIRE TROUBLE,
THE NEW york INTERVIEW, Erc.-HE SAYS
THERE rs NO TROUBLE ON THE MISSOURI
PAc1FIo-wHAr MADE RIx MAD.
House committee investigating the southwest
labor trouble. Mr.. Burnes Of Missouri, recited
to him the purpose and the powers of the COM
mittee. Mr.. Gould said he was president of the
Missouri Pacific road that runs through that
part of the country, but that his road had no
trouble with their men. While he was perfectly
willing to talk with the committee he did not
think the committee would want to waste time
talking to him. He did not think his company
came within the meaning OF the House resolu.
ton. He said that they employed 1O,737 men,
exclusive OF Officers, on the Missouri Pacific
road road their trains Were running reg ularfy; two
hundred and ninety trains went out yesterday
hhe ne rn loaded. as shown by telegram which
The committee decided that the Missouri Pa
CHIC did come within the resolution on 40.
employees,
WHAT MR.. GOULD KNOWS ABOUT THE STRIKES.
MIR. Burnes asked the witness to go over the
Whole ground and tell all he knew about the
strikes.
Mr.. Gould said that on account of his absence
ne heard very little about the origin Of the
strikes. In August, he said, Powderly and
others or the knights of Lobor came to hum on
account OF troubles they had with the Wabash.
Ihis was after he had had q settlement With all
the missouri Pacific men in the spring. The
Knights seemed to think that he Could was
responsible for all railroads; that the sun never
set ana the moon never ceased to shine on his
roads. He told them that he could not control
the Wabash; he had nothing to do with the
troubles, and asked If they had any complaints
standing then was that If they had any trouble
with the Missouri Pacific they should not strike,
but would apply to the officials for q settlement.
He (tiould) then went away on his yacht, think
ing All was right. This spring there occurred
1t had no connection with the Missouri Pacific,
but the Knights Of Labor held the Missouri Pa
cine. The Texas Pacific was In the hands of re-
cefvers. 1t was because they could not settle
the difficulty with the Texas Pacific that the
men struck on the Missouri Pacific, and not on
this he said the knights violated their contract
with the company.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

THOR SALE-A NICE PLACE OF TEN ACRES.
u well set In grass good dwelling, barn, etc: at
tdves station, r & q. R. r, 3 miles from Washing
ton- Very convenient for gentleman doing business
In city Good land Price. stock and implements in
Guided, $500. Inquire the place. opposite the
Hives Mansion, right at the station. address
LENNOX,
ap22-3ts Star office
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THE BALANCE OF THIS COLUMN Is DEVOTED
10 The PALAIS ROYALS PARASOL, HOSIERY
AND SUMNER UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENTS:
ALSO GENTLEMENS GOODS. apo
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DEATH FROM PNEUMONIA. Mr.. william
Harmon Bayne. a we'll known agent of the
Adams Express Co, at their branch office, No.
44EH street IN TINS Guy, was taken SICK last
and terminated fatally at his residence on IL tn
street northwest, this morning. Mr.. Bayne was
edited the leading democratic paper. At the
breaking out of the war the deceased Joined
his state troops and remained with them until
the conclusion Of the conflict, Returning again
to this city, he was agent Of the Harnden's
Express Go. until merged with the Adams Co.
Mr., Bayne was deservedly popular with all
and one child-a boy about IL years old.
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Urfan Cleaners.

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i Bohemia. June IL, 2s'O GeborI June ~ a m
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THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.
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STATE OF pENNSYINANl Ihurscav. me 7. A. n
STATE or Thursday Juno ~ 40 ~ H.
Cabin passage s25 and $40 according 70 location ~ stats
crson tickets reduced rates sfoerage cs cts -
and from parts VI Europe at lowest rates. Pier H. iOO
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COACuNAN Or USEFUL-MAN. B, yoans
- uL- -l..e-a.s e..c' -l-A. u- atinis L- ease =
horses Ii q 8 - q no
l on gcrfciaanS place within and h-ng, eoa refer
enro ADDRESS COAlNMAA. %, lr4saaJ vyt0as OLcA
a. Ss Broadway.
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THE DLKKELEY HOTEL,
SEASIDE PARK Ocean county " J..

'tlt'IIIi Ia UcHan IOnntYl Y. J..
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The hotel Is within $50 yards ocean asa yards ~
hlrneat llr Iir A.l. A-a JOB fo.la v..h W4efco,t,
on every hoor also good bathrooms Ornd hosting aud
fishing saltwater AID surf batiDAs large 0ElA porch
u4d entire building never fa.luE spnc Of delightful
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convenience nfrr the public - 30 and 3
yef day special very families
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70 52b Norm fth a.. pL adeipf- Penn. fiA AHe ?.
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1000 feet above tide mosquitoes malaria two
hours IRON Philadelphia eight passenger trims each
baihA swedish movements massage elrcIoitJ ofchHis,
viney ara, DAIRY livery. Send for oircuiar Address
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TIE WALDO, Little Clebeague Island.
4 Portland. Ae-Olens June % New bon-e win mod
eIn AnpToy eaents and Lnesi locstlen u
inru supply pure epilDg Watsg throughout lie house
DRAINAGE geri.oi no malaria 10 Hosquto~s superior
facilities bathing. sailing.
fishing iresn MILK and vegetables arm
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AM terms address iDLLlA5 ADAM Portland Ref
ereDces Ia York. Hon. D. y. hoAins Surrogate; Id
vsIa L. Blown. esq. &c Wa4lst.
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= francs 10 le,s,n -.'t-> D 2-c q t'c 90. -4 80
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gloom careful exjerteneci cty and country dg'r thor
ness, c4rr4ses Understands gsresan- mlAn w'.n4 70
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account ''-''''' '''' toSsci.Sci. Tribune oas..
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as noo.@eep1r sale iaa OF eorr.pon-.t etperen,ei
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j. H., - tth ave. A harness store
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driver no0ug understands te clre q aorsea hiracis
ami csrsas.s understand, ,raenns and 'i ,in- ~4lnz
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en gays naA horsas baF-oaa al c...Aie, os1lBg
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