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ORGANIZING THE CAMPAIGN IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Between Two and three hundred prohioitionsts
met in Parkersburg, W. Va, Tuesday, from all
parts OF the state. Ministers lawyers, and news
paper men were present. j. II. Atkinson, OF Wheel
Ing was maze chairman. and Rev. w. A. Powell,
secretary. A report OF the executive committee
was adopted, mapping out q plan for county and
township organization for the amendment Calm
paign. A resolution was adopted that the amend
ment should be passed upon Its merits and with
out reference TO any political party. A central
committee OF thirteen was appointed: also an
executive committee or 1ve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23
Unronsamtic Hut successful.

From the Detroit Fl. Press
sand now you promise to fondly love and cher
ish me through all the future years, my darling
one?"
swell, George, can't say as to the exact mum.
Der OF years. for one OF usl probably pan out rst:
put IA agree 70 set up three good square meals q
Gay as long as we hang out together"
And next morning she proudly exhibited q eOli.
taire ring to "paw and maw."
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THE GESUrxE IMPORTED

Z 3 r d ( !. WATER
SPkUDEL SALT
SATCkIS WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES
PEkIECT CURE
FOR
Constipation. Cont, Rheumatism. Diabetes, and AL
Diseases If the stomach.
Beware OF imit2tions
Il, has gwen better satisfaction than anything
which have used Prof Ssesen. University Of
Vienna
i have Esc IL FOR years with remarkable success"
IrCf Hawazek
Write FOR DR. TObolits lecture on Carlsbad Water
aud salt before the Ninth International Medical
CONGRESS. mailed free upon application.
FISHER L MENDELsON co. Sole Agents. Bar
clay 81. New NoTk. Ja2-m,vN
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms 10 The Star.
NO VERDICT REACHED.
The Jury in the TalIy.sheet Forgery
Case mt Columbus Discharged.

Special Dispatch 10 The EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, March :3-The tally-sheeJ jury was
discharged at noon to-day without having reached
verdict. Foreman Akin stated IA open court that
they were no nearer together than they were on
Thursday. when IL is Understood that the vote
STOOD 10 tO2 for conviction. He also denied EN-
phatici!ly the report that any one had communal
cation with the Jury.
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The Delaware Begins to Subslde.

A BIG ICE GORGE AT TIE wATEI GAP GIVES WAY.
EAsTON, Pa, March 23.-The Delaware river con-
tinued rising until O'Clock this morning, when It
had reached 81 feet. Since that time iJ has been
falling at the rate OF about Foot an hour large
Ice gOr e at Delaware Water Gap broke asst night
and passed through here with a rush The prlnci-
pal damage done by the hood was the washing
away OF 30 feet OF wall along the Delaware canal,
which Will delay the opening OF navigation for sew
eral weeks.
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Great Rocks We're shattered.

CURIOUS PHENOMENON IN TENNESSEE, EVIDENTLY
DUE TO SUBTERRASEAS DISTURBANCES.
TULLaHoAA, TENN, March 23-On the farm OF
Mr.. Eon, on Duck River, Coffee County, a few
DAYS ago, strange rumbllng noise was heard.
Alter the noise subsidized Mr.. Eon found few hun
dred feet from the house for measured distance
OF ~ feet that huge chunks OF rock, weighing 10
tons, had been shattered In many instances. and
In Others they were split In twain and there Is
nothing 10 Indicate that ii was other than up
heayai and ca plosion OF unknown elements under.
ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23
The Remains Of Gen. Paez,

LYING IN STATE IN THE NEW YORK CITY LII PRE-
PARAroRy TO REMOVAL TO VENEZUELA.
NEW YORK, March 23.-Early this morning
numbers OF people visited the City Hall 10 view
the casket containing the remains OF Gen. PaeZ-
the Venezuelan patriot, now lying In state here.
During the night a guard OF honor, composed OF
veterans OF the seventh regiment and one soldier
from the regular army stood beside the corrin
This morning the guard was relieved by members
OF the eleventh regiment. This evening the body
will be taken TO she twelfth regiment armory
Tomorrow IL will be taken on board the United
states war sioop Pensacola, which will convey 1t
10 Venezuela,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

CHIEF CLERK LIPSCOMB UNDERTAKES TO EJECT Mr..
BULLOCK FRoM HIS ROOM.
An amusing scene occurred to-day in the room
Of the Chief clerk of the Patent once. Mr..
Bullock, OF Tenn, the chief Of the issue
and gazetteer division, was talking with
the chief clerk, James N. upscomb,
OF South Carolina, about an order which the latter
had issued and which had been modified by the
Commissioners at the suggestion Of Mr.. Bullock.
In talking about this change Mr.. Lpsc0mb became
excited, so much 30 that he endeav0red to eject
Mr. Bullock from the room. The latter Is a
small, spare man, and the former is large
and neshy, and the tussle was OF short duration,
subsequently. after the parties had cooled Oh
there was mutual explanation, and both men
amicably shook hands. 1t Is said that In the heat
OF the moment Mr. LipscOmb miscOnStrueda ltin
phrase used ny Mr.. Bullock, and this added fuel 10
the growing excitement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

NAVAL ORDBRs.-Lieut. Commander Francis O.
Davenport retlred), granted four months leave
with permission to go abroad. Chief Engineer
G. II. White. detached from the Galena 31st inst
and placed on waiting orders. Chief Engineer d.
p. Mccartney, ordered to the Galena, 31st IN
slant. Lieut. j. NJ. Robinson, detached from duty
as Inspector oil steel Tor the new cruiser and
granted sick leave. Ensign X. B. Dashiell ordered
10 DUTY at the naval ordinance proving ground,
l4th OF ADril
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23
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Six Frame bindings Burned.

RICHMOND, Va, March .s3-Fire occurred be.
tween midnight and . O'Clock this morning IN
Manchester, on the south side OF the James River
opposite this city, which destroyed six frame uusi
ness houses and residences; loss $4,000, partly
insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23
40 2 o d ONT

How great 10 the danger from neglect
Do you in< Coughs. Colds HOrseness and Chest
fainss Such neglect not infreauently
results in p1eunonia other fatal lung
I'VE disease AL suffering and danger Is
overcome by using BENsON'S PLAS-
TER. when the above symptoms first
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alec . standard remedy for Rheuua-
tsn, ScisticA LumbAso and Kidney
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speaker Carlisle % the Tavsss otuS.
orrosEp 10 rHE RErrIL 90 rHr rARur on sueax
BIT IN Favor or FITTING WOOL % ruE FxEE
list.
Prom the New yort Herald. TO-DAY.
speaker Carlisle said he Os Opposes 10 the
repeal OF the duties IN sugar ana believed that
there should be a Moderate and reasonable rsduc-
a n OF those duties as IN cases OF many o,hei
articles subject 20 tax under the customs laws
He regarded the duties on sugar. he said Is almost
entircly revenue tax. and believed u was one OF
the duties that should be continued TOT that
reason. Mr. Carlisle said thai when the quesil.n
came I'D IN the House u would be found tnat the
revenue reforiners were the best friends of the
50 .ar interests and that The hgh pro,ec'ion ,
tinns than any proIN>ei IN tie Mills oil OF evef
contemplated Ivy the majority OF the committee OF
ways and means The contest VIII be oetw'Tn tht
revenue reIormers on the one side contending for
moderate reduction only. with proper classln.
cation, and the repr sentstives OF other protector
Interests who want the greatest part OF the re
due ions OF the revenue o. he taken on sugar. To-
oacco. and perhaps whisky.
Mt. Carlisle sid further: 81 have never ex-
presses nor intimoted a doubt as 20 the propriety
OF placing wool on the free nt. II Il the nrst
necessary step toward securing cheaper clothing
Tor the people ana at the same time enabling our
manufacturers OF woollcn goods 20 compete
cessiully with their foreign rivals and regard it
as one cf the most important provisions cont aimed
IN The bin 10 b. reported from the committee 90
ways and means"
- SDe--
4 Delicate Hint Co Go.
From the New York sun.
A popular downtown coffee and cake saloon has
abolished Its oouncer. The crude and primitive
way he has OF yanking loung-rs from their seats
ana dragging them out by the collar upset the
serenity Of uis customers. Now. when the obfus-
Gated lounger tarrics too long over his coffee,
waiter comes along, takes Of the loungeT's hat,
wakes MN, politely hands the tile 20 him, remark
lhg, "iheres Your hat" The lounger slcepily
inutmurS Thank you" puts his hat on, and
urop' gu again. Then anO; her waiter tackles the
louhstr Just As the rrst one did but with more
op-eguious poiitenesS. After his hat has been
handed 20 him SIX or eight times the lounger be-
glls 10 feel as IL ne would like To lick few walters
but lie knowr he caut, - he simply swears "A
htt,e, aGd quickly goes out Tnis method OF get
ing rid OF what the coffee and cake men sal
iodgerS" Is Dot only effective, but contributes O.
the pleasure OF ob-eryant CG-touerS
Caller.-"I should think you'd 20 crazy In this
place. That IL boiler factory next door, isn't mr.
Ho>iess--"les, don't mind H."
You don't l,nd NJ"
No, lndeed. moved here for peace and quiet.
The Last house We Ilved In was alongside of a pub
| lie schcolh-Oanahd World
Al pubic meeting In Baltimore "Wednesday
the SUBSCRIPTIONS for the proposed exposition IN
tnat city were In reas-d Co 100000 n Il pro.
| posed 10 raise SlbOO.Opn
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tAlslfftFr.

WOOD-FLFTCHER on Thursday Narh 90
lsss- Dan. NJ WOOD. Of New Nork CITY aud ROBIN
l. fLE ER % washington. u. G al the residencs
VI the brides mother. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

CHANGES IN THE SAN FRANCIsCO.-The Secretary
OF the Navy has approved the cnangeSi In the plans
OF the hull and machinery of the cruiser San
Francisco, submitted by the Union Iron Works Of
san Francisco. Work will now be pushed on that
vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

StOppeO At the Frontier
FOUR TRUNKS CONTAINING $4,000 WORTH OF OPIUM
ATTEMPTED TO BIZ sMUGGLED OVER FROM CANADA.
| CHICAGO, March 23-A dispatch from Detroit,
Mich, says: -Four trunks containing $4,000 worth
| OF Struggled opium were stopped by the customs
| ofncers al Windsor yesterday. The trunks were
| checked from British Columbia, and were claimed
| BY Hebrew, Who had them shipped back to the
Canadian interior -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market as reported by special
wire 20 Corson and Mccartney. 14lS street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

PENSION FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Secretary Of
the Interior Hawkins has directed the Commits
siOner OF Pensions TO issue a certificate to c. p
Gilbert, OF What Cheer. KeOkuk County, Iowa, for
pension for total bliudness. The application was
made in 1873 and has been pending ever since, and
has been rejected several times. This action will
entitle him to pension or ST. per months and ar
redrs OF pension, estimated to amount TO 1920 0
or Sl3,OOO The question involved was whether
the blindness was the result OF disability while IN
the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

The House committee on commerce has decided
to report bill to prevent deposits of refuse in
New York harDOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

Work on THE MrANToNoMAH Is being rapidly
pushed by the Bureau OF steam Engineering and
Construction and Repair.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

P. o. D. APPoINTNENrs.-Josephl Chum has
been appointed postmaster at Morgal St Mary's
County, Md, and II. j. Arlington at Spring Grove
Surrey County, Va. James T. Clements, OF Arkan.
sas has been appointed pOst-oliice Inspector.
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baltimore Markets.

bALllAOhfs MD hArcn S.>-COttOn steady and
quiet-middlins. lOs1oS. Flour steady With holders
80: do extra. 30os3lo: DO. family, 4.UU.i 30 !:
city mills LIZA 80; 10.
Rio brands 4. 75a500; Patxpsco superlstive patent
D 80 do. family. o.l5. Whest-southern steady ami
quiet; red 9Oae3; amber. 92a95. western about
steady. closing dull; No. 2 winter red spot, 81 y
ssS4as9. Corn-southern, hrmer for white: yello W
lower and weak; white, 57a5S,z: yellow, 55kl5tj:
western, steady and dull: xed SPOT a,a; MarrL
5oAsaj5Es. April. %! asked May, .,taJ6i.. Oats
arm and scarce.southern and Pennsy lvania, 3ss4 .
western white 4lat.; western mixed :ssa.,s. Rye.
choice western. u .00sl4.3o. Provisions steady,
with iair Inquiry-Mess pork. 1875. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides. packed .ssa. bacon
shoulders, 1saSh clear rib sides, o.; hama Ipa
IN. Lard refined. ~ Butter firm = western
packed lsa22 creamery, 26a.,1. E<xs. higher
l5al15s Petroleum steady = renned. AZ. Coffee.
nrmer : Rio csrgoes. ordinary To fair l3sSai4
active, l5al6. Whisky. steady. and quiet, l2Ia
123 Freights 20 Liverpool per steamer dull-cottop
1-l6d. -four per ton. 5s-. grain. 5szaxd.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. March %. IL q M - All of the
condtious surrounding them al being bearish
were the reverse. The real cause of the weakness.
tugin9 from surface Indications was thatths recent
heavy slumps have put the professionals in the mood
OF selling al OF the stroag spets and little rally
has NO terror for them There plenty of both
wheat and Born for sale At the start to-day May
wheat opened 1T =, selling on IN few min
eased on TO 494. May PORK opened at ID 81 - The
MGy option is now quoted as foilows: Wheat, los.
a71k; corn, tSA. oats. J0A; lard, log na7, So:
short Eibs. 7-20: pork. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

An abscess has f0r.neu an The ear or the crown
prince of Germany, and DR.. BergmanR has been
called to attend him.
The argument IN the contest OF the will OF SAM
uei j. Tiidrn Is IN progress In New York In the
supreme Court before Judge Lawrence.
The Massachusetts, house, by vote OF 100 TO 81,
passed the bill giving women suffrage on Tue Ques-
ton OF liquor licenses
Carl Schurz was the principal speaker Wednes-
day night at q memorial meeting In New York
In honor OF the late emperor or Germany.
The Chicago Inser-Ocean says: There is little
doubt that VIM. II. Tasc0tt, the youth charged
with the murder OF Amos ]. Smell. was seen in
Chicago Tuesday night"
When LOngslreeJ was o cadet at West Point.
Prof Kendr.ck asked him how the carbonic acid
OF commerce was made. Longstreet, who never
looked at his chemistry, replied: "By burning dia-
monds In oxygen gas" ayes" said the professor,
shat Will do It, but don't you think Il would he =
leetle expenstvc7"-hichm0nd Religious Herald.
1t 10 said The same mysterious motive which
impels man TO run Cwo squares TO catch street
car which is only minute ahead Of the one be-
behind Il impe!s young man TO court the rrst
girl he falls 10 love with II she were the only one
10 the world eligible TO marriaga-Shos and
PROFESSIONAL gamblers have great many super
stttl0nA One OF the most practical 10 that II they
Deal the cards themseiyes they have much better
chance 70 win.-Semsvvssts Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

Nerves, Nerves.
|AA. terrible visions this little word brings before
TIE eyes Of tire nervous
HEADACHE. NEURALGIA.
INDIGESTION. sLKEPLEssNEss
NERVOUS PRosTaATIoy.
An sA-e item IN tie fsce Yet all thess re-yous
troubles be cured by using
fNSEs CELERY COMPOUND.
Fer the SsrvOus the Debili,.,ed. the Aged.
THIS GREAT NERVE TONIC
H'" the oes: remedies diseased conditions
O. the Kidneys. Liver and Blood, which
always accompany nerve troubles
It's aServs Tonic. an Alternative Laxative. and
hnrstia That Is vhyn
CURES WHEN OTHERS FAN.
500 a sottis Send for full particulars
WILLS. RICHARDSON q CO. Propr,e.ors
Burlington, VI
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THE SPRING RACES.
Complaints Ahous the Ceaaisi0n 81 tho
Track ne 1vy Ctsy-What Treasurer
Christnaan Says.

SuHastUa00 Soyos
The racing season In the East viii open this
spring at Ivy City about nve weeks hence. out
sioe norsemen are complaining somewhat that the
track is not In good condition for the train srs 10
work their horses upon. Labores are at work put
ting In drain-pipes end II viii probably not be put
In good condition this week. 1t is said that the
owners at the track have asked that the harrows
De started on the track they are ready to exer-
else their horses Mr. Jennings has written 10 Col
Clarke, at Louisville, to know how the track Is
.here, and thinks OF leaving for that point In q
Gay or Two. Mr. A. j. Joyner, trainer Ut Davis
ana HANS horses, has written to Col Hall inquir-
ing about the condition OF the track at Pmlico,
ana II IN good condition the horses Will probably be
ior the spring races. Mr.. Burcn says IT Is impos-
horses from other sections especially from the
south II Is stated that there is barely inches or
manure M, on the track, and the two large bitches
o o W put the sewer-pipe In have not yet been
nlled The spring meeting promises TO be an In
| teresting one.
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIvE COMMITTEE.
Ihere Will be a meeting OF the executive COM
mlttee OF the Jockey Club In few days at which
time the question OF securing a starter will be dis
posed Of The program for the spring meeting has
peeh arranged, but there will probably be some
ton.
WHAT TREASURER CHRISTIAN SAYS.
naturally our track at Ivy City Is in a bad con-
oition and quite heavy" said Mr. p. II. Christman,
treasurer OF the Jockey Club to STAR reporter
TINS morning. 'out not quite as bad as has been
stated by outside parties. II the weather OF to
uay continues Tor few days the track will be In
good condition. The manure will be removed, the
oicnes dug Tor the placing OF drain.pipes will be
hIeu, ana me three harrows set TO work upon the
TRACK Ana you can say" continued Mr.. Christ
| man. 'that as the races will commence the
lauIer part OF April the track and stables
VII! oe ready Tor the large number or horses ex.
pecUeu at this meeting The stables and grand
stand, he added, are undergoing some improve
ments- AS Mr.. Caldwell had positively declined
10 act as starter Mr.. Chrstman thought that IL
more than likely that either sheridan or william.
| son would be chosen for that position.
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

FRRPARINa A HIaH-LIcRvsE Bull
The senate District committee at their regular
meeting to-day considered the question OF high
license for liquor sellers, senator Spooner,
who was authorized to prepare q high-lcense BILL
submitted rough draft OF measure simply as
basis OF work. 1t was crude, as the Sena-
tor wanted to get the ideas and opinions
OF all the members OF the committee
The bill was discussed at considerable length, but
no conclusion was reached It went over to the
oMe1 GRADE eens Tay WAS
saloon that sells only wine beer, &C., than for
that sells spirituous as well as malt and vinouS
liquors. 1t was also generally agreed that saloons
outside the city, In the coutry, ought not TO be
taxed as high as saloons within the city. Many
OF the most important details were passed over.
The members or the committee hope to complete
the bill at the next meeting.
Senator Spooner. Ia response to an inquiry by q
so s sad
many OF the provisions remain to be determined
by the COMMITTEE.
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS
proposition from the lexington and Soldiers
Home Street Railway incorporators was read,
proposing TO settle the controversy with the
Sandy Springs Railroad as to route, by an agree
ment on the part OF the former to trans
port the passengers OF the latter from the
one fare As has been stated in The STAR, the
Sandy Spring company asked for a charter Tor a
street railroad in order that they might deliver
posed conicted with that OF the lexington, a con-
troversy arose: The Sandy Spring company sug-
gested that both corporations DO chartered,
and the first to build its line should
have the route, the other company to
make terms for use OF the tracks where
they conceded. This was not satisfactory to the
lexington people. who now propose 10 build their
road and 10 permit the Sandy Spring Narrow
Gauge steam Railway co. to sell, in conjunction
with It's own tickets coupon good for one fare OF
five cents. or six for a quarter from the terminus
OF the steam road at the boundary over any street
railroad in the city, with the right or transfer
from one road to another without extra charge.
II remains for the Sandy Spring CO. to accept or
reject this proposal.
TIE ROCK CREEK RAILWAY BILL
The House District committee to-day decided
to report the Senate amendments to the
Rock Creek railway bill back to the
House and ask for a conference. Most
q the time In committee was spent in the
discussion or the Seuale bill TO incorporate the
Cable Electric Railway GO. OF the District.
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