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NEW YORK. April TO- IL a-m.-The opening OF the
stock market was Irregular but generally heavy
10 weak this MOI ning first prices ranging In most
cases from = 70 u per cent below the nal prices OF
yesterday. There was a moderately active trading
but II was confined principally 10 st Paul Western
Union and Union Pacific, with q quiet business
Ia four or I'VE other stocks. the remainder OF the
list being duh and featureess Among the lead
ing stocks further losses were established In the
early dealings which ranged up 20 :. per cent in
western L Mon and Reading, while canada SOUTH
ern was exceptional, with a decline or - The de-
cline was checked later In the hour and a portion
or the loss recovered; but at O'Clock the market
opening prices.
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index TO Advertisements.

AMrgrMENrs-1st page.
ArroREEys-4th page.
AUCTION SALEs-3d and 9th pagsa
BoARDING-2d Pare.
BOOKs-4th page.
BUSINESS CHAScEs-2d pa2e
CRY ITEMs-6th pave. =,
COUNTRY BoARp-5th page
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-2d page
DEATHs-5th na9e.
DENTIsrRY.-4th page.
DRY GooDs-3d page
EDUcArIoNAL-4th page
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-4.h para
FINANCIAL--4th page
For RENT (Flats)-2d page
FOR RENT (Rooms)-5d paye
FOR RENT (Houses)-6th para
FoB RENT (Stores)-2d page.
FoR RENT (Ofices)-2d rage.
For RENT (Miscellaneous)-2d pa2a-
FOR SALE (Houses)- 9th page
For SALE Uots)-5th page.
FOR SALE E(Miscellaneous)-6th page
HoUsEFUnNIsHINGs-4th paga
LADIES GOoDs-4th paxe
LOCAL MENTIoN-6th PAGE
LOST AND FOUND I'd paga
MONEY TO LOAN 9th paga
MEDIcAL-4th page.
OCEAN STEAMERs-3d page.
POTOMAC RIVER BoArs-3d para
PIANOS AND ORGANs-4th page,
PERsoNAL-2d pare.
PROFESSIONALISM pasa
PRoPosALs--3d page.
RAILRoADs-3d page.
SPEcIALTIEs-4th page.
SPECIAL NoT1cEs-lstpaes.
SUBURBAN PRoPERrY-5thp paza
SUMNER REsoErs-4th page.
The TRADEs-4th page
UNpERTAKERs-3d page.
WANTED (Board)-2d page.
WANTED (Help)-2d page.
WANTED (Situarons,-2d para
WANTED Rooms)-2d page.
WANTED Houses)-2d page.
WANTED (Stores)-2d page.
WANTED D(Miscellaneous)-2d pae.
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Society Notes.


Miss Davidge gave q small dance last night to q
a company OF young people, In honor OF her guest
Miss Gordon OF Baltimore. Miss Gordon has her
village cart and horse with her, and will make q
visit Of some weeks.
Mrs Allan McLane entertained q company at a
musicale yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Justin S. Morrill, have out cards
for an at-home Saturday evening, nom o to IL
The annual reception in honor OF the birthday OF
the senior Senator OF the Senate Is one OF the
peeSrasss his 6itSdsy On ssTnr
day, and has been In the senate twenty y-one years
one month, and ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. David King will spend the early
summer in Europe.
Mr.. George Bancroft expects to entertain for the
husband, at Newport, where he viii 60 on the frst
day OF June.
Miss Tilly Emory, daughter of the late Capt.
Campbell Emory, and Mr.. Edgar. y. s. n, son Of
fimcre this month Miss Emory Is to 6ecome o. nA,
Catholic before her marriage.
Mrs. whitney he's invited q large company to
hear Mr.. George Riddle read this afternoon.
Mrs. Edward L Darling. with her Christmas
baby: is visiting " her S. father NJ, Pierce Knng!e
thinks OF making permanent home IN Alabama.
The marriage OF Miss Leaey Green and Mr. j. n,
Leach will take place at Atlanta, Ga, next July,
MIS- Green, the widow Of Judge Green. OF culpeper,
with her family 70 Atlanta.
Miss Lulu wilkins and Miss Jennie Wagner Of
Syracuse, are visiting NrA H A. Wind, OF sth
street.,
Tomorrow evenine senator and Nrs Hearst WIN
give dinner In honor Of Mayor Pond, OF San Fran.
CISCO.
The young ladies and gentiemen selected by
Prof MarW1ck. Of new York, 70 execute the Indian
dance OF the kermes In that ctty for o charitable
purpose let this morning at O'Clock under the
chaperonago Of MA Black, ArA Cochran and Nrs.
Townsend. Among the party were NeSsrs. Van
Hook and Hardy and Misses 0ensler daughter Of
the ofncial reporter OF the Senate) and Wilson.
Sixteen coupaes went.
Representative W. W. Phelps win give dinner
this evening at Chamberlin's In honor OF ex-Sena-
tor Se6ell The guests win be Senators Ingalls,,
SSnesma1s HawieZ: rlas drse' nraes' Ga,meroS yones
aAla McPheuon, D1edgetL Judge Bradley, Repre-.
sentitlves Kean, Mcdonald, Hirea Buchanan,
Hon. Geotge 4. Hobart, and George A. Holsey.
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BOCLANGER'S DUPLIClTH.
Proofs Of it Contained in Letters Pub
liAhe0 i'm PQriS.

PARIS, April lO.-The private dispatches which
passed between Count Dillon and Gen. BoulGnger
ana which were published in the Mafin prove that
Gen. Bouanger was cognizant OF and approved his
candidature for the chamber or deputies In the
various departments In which he was Irst voted
for, although he publicly repudiated all responsi-
bity for the presentation OF his name
AT q meeting OF electors at Fournies. depart
ment or the Nord, last evening, a resolution In
dorsing Gen. BoulangerS candidature for tie
chamber or deputies was unanimously adopted
amid emf husiasin-
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The EMPEROR Gift for the Flood Suf.

BERLIN. April l0.-The emperor yesterday handed
10000 marks from the privy purse To Herr Achen-
bach, the head OF the relief committee who ac-
companied the empress 10 Posen 20 inquire into
the distress by the Hoods The money Is 10 be used
for the relief or the sufferers.
The emperor has denoted $4,000 marks 70 the
sufferers by the floods Ia addition 10 the SUNS he
had previously given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

LONDON, April 10-Mr. Timothy Healy, Mr..
Bigger, and other Parnellte members, introduced
in the house OF commons last night bill proyid-
ing that in applications made under the land act
the land court snail consider tenants improve
ments, and shall not make any rent pay yable
thereon, but the facts OF landlords forbearlng TO
charge rent on Improvements shall not be deemed
as a compensation therefor unless there. Is an
express contract 10 that effect.
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Stabbed his Daughter TO Death.
A TEXAN fATHKKs MURDERoUs RAGE OvER- Al

CHIC AGO, April 10.-A dispatch from Weather
ford, Tex, says: n. Aston, a farmer, living 10
miles north or here, killed his daughter yesterday
S. w. Turpin, a merchant, had waited on Aston 5
daughter but the latter threatened 10 Kill Turpin
II his daughter married him. The night OF April
I'd Turpin, with two companions, drove up TO
Alstons house. The two men held him while
Turpin placed his daughter in a buggy and drove
on. The next day they were married. Alston
went to see them yesterday, and his daughter told
him She had planned the elOpenent. Aston, who
was greatly angered, then stabbed her fourteen
times in the breast face and neck killing her ia
stantly,
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Death Of Denny Mack, the Baseball
Player.

PHILADELPHIA April 10-Denis Magee well
known In baseball circles under the name OF
was seized with a Mt last night, ana remained
unconscious up to the time OF his death, at @
O'Clock this morning. Mack played shortstop for
the old Philadelphia Base Bali club, ten or twelve
years ago, and has since played with the clubs OF
various cities throughout the country. He was
manager OF the Wilkesbarre team In 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ROARD OF MANAGERS
The board OF managers OF the National soldiers
Home Association held their annual session this
morning in room 50 or the Riggs House. There
were present: Gen. Wm. b. Franklin, president
Connecticut; Col. Leonard A. Harris, first vice.
pre- sldent, Cindnpau: Gen. John A. Martin, second
vice. president, Kansas; Gen. Martin Mcmahon
secretary, New York; Gen. James :. Negley. Pitts
burg; Gen. John c. Black, Commissioner OF Pen
sions; Gen. Thomas Hyde, Bath. Me. ; Gen. VIM. J..
Milwaukee. The only absent active member was
Capt. VIM. Blandlng, San Francisco All OF the
officers were reelected. The title deeds OF the
California branch, OF the Home were received and
the quarterly estimates OF expenses were adopted.
The board intends paying an official visit to the
Home at Hampton, Va, either tomorrow or
Thursday, and on the alternate day will appear
before the House committee on appropriations
The final meeting will be held tomorrow, either at
the hotel or on the boat on the way down the
river.
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LONDON, April l0.-In the house OF commons this
AFTERNOON the speaker read letter from Count
Won HatZfedt, the German ambassador, stating
that the German reichstag has unanimously re-
solved that the vote OF sympathy adopted by the
house OF commons on the occasion or Emperor
Williams death has elicitcd Germanys deepest
sympathy and nveiiest gratitude, and constitutes
a signal proof Of the friendly relations that exist
between the two peoples Cheers followed the
reading OF the letter.
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ANOTHER SWELLING n ms THROAT.

ANOIHkk SWELLING n he THROAT.
BERLIN, April lO.-Emperor Frederick though
strong enough TO attend 10 all state Affairs, has
cougned rather more than usual the last few
lights, and there is slight swelling IN his throat
HE feels stronger to-day and his appetite is good
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The Fire in the Recla Mine Out.

CHICAGO. April l0.-A dispatch from Calumet
Mich. says: The Calumet and Hecla mine will bo
opened wednesday, as the management IS con-
WINGED that the IRE Is out. The great copper
smelling works and rolling mill just completed at
Dollar Bay have commenced operations, with
everything working well.
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Will Resist a Reduction OF Wages.
THREATENED STRIKE OF BETWEEN FOUR AND FIVE
THOUSAND soFT-CoAL MINERS.


ALTOONA, PA, April lO.-The soft-coal miners on
the mountain between GallitZen and South Fork
1000 to 5OOO still say they will refuse 10 accept
reduction OF 10 per cent on the price or ~ cents
per ton net for mining. They Will decide formally
on wednesday, and a strike is imminent. The op-
orators say that they cannot compete with the
coke producers about Pttsburg, and the action
and subsequent break or the ConnelsviI,e coke
TO them at present rates. The cokers at CoalDort.
IrvOna, and Punxsutawney are now idle involv-
ing 100 ovens and 1000 men, and the situation
Is serious
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PAGES 3 AND OF To-rAY's STAR contain: :
streets OF Washington; the pope to the President;
Mr.. Conklings illness; labors national conven.
.lon; John L. sullivan talks; local and telegrapnic
news, &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

IRf xvyyrSe STAR Is served 10 subscribers IN the
City oy carrfern their 10 cents pef
week. or sc PER month Copies At the counter,
cents esch BY mail-postage prepald-5O cent? 9
month. one year. 81. six months s3
Entered % the Pos. Once q; washirston d C. A
second-cla<s mail nattsrI
IHE NEEKLr STkR-published on Friday-Sl
year, postsxe prepaIdL Six months 90 cents
- All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance.
% paper cent lonzer than Is paid for
Rates o< advertising made known ON application.
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BouLANGER's POLITICAL sUocaS~.
ss ts Regarded as Very Oastnsu. Sy
Conservative people An Euv~..

special Gable Dispatch 60 THs EVENING sr.s
LoxDoS, April 1ol-The eject OF the severe ne.s.
ures OF TIrards cabinet against BoGlanger are
now clearly shown. The success OF the general a.
a political candidate Is almost without preceoent
lie refused 70 sign any program when urged 20 DO
so by his own electoral agents ana declined
10 appear az meetings. Notwithstanding
this and the fact that he has no
great name as soldier, although he
proved himself a capable and energetic admins
aogne uncommitted 10 snvthinc save tiiSsolutIon
and revision. He will decline 20 SIT for Donlogne
II a. seetns probable, he Is elected for the Nord-
aware OF this Eyen IN Aisne and Aude where d.
declned 70 I've nominated ne obtained over N, 600
and 5000 votes. respectively.
MS SUCCESS IN DoRpoGSE
was largely due 20 the fact that he was supported
by the so-called party OF appeal 90 the peon,e-
and this department was one OF the last wrested
oy the republicans from BOnapartisn ON tho
vther nand he had 70 face combinations against
Nun nun OF roy ailstS opportunistS Ininlsterfas radl-
Gals and socialists. The supporters Of floquet's
ministry severely condemn the moderate.
as as responSioe for Boulanger's popular
ny owing To their treatment OF him
In Paris demonstrations were made IN favor
OF Boulanger, both at the Hotel LOuvre where ne
resides aud at the Offices OF the newspaper %
cdTde Near the latter place Boulanger was
recognized and followed home by some I 500 peO-
PIE amid enthusiastic cheering. The members of
The stan of the Ctcardc stood on the balcony uf
their oifice and threw among the assembled A
crowd pieces of cardboard with eflig1es of the
general Ia The cooked hat ana pumes OF a general
%, ulNlslonS The fact that BOulaager has been
able TO secure 80 much support In every direction
without pledging himself respecting his forelgn
poncy Is looked upon as bad oulel and funds
have fallen IN consequence
Chaoce for Esaifour to Eyplain.
| Special Gable Dislaich 70 THE EvrNISa Sr.R
LONDON, April l0.-To-mOrrOw, st ST James
Hail, a complimentary banquet will b. givek Hal
iour, when ne Will nave an opportunity OF ex-
planning how the large meetings IN Ireland ON
sunday last We're consistent with MS recent as.er-
tons that the National League In the districts in
which they were held was thing OF the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
senators Walthall and Bate, Representatives
, Dnnn, wilson EMinn.), and EnlOe, Civil Service
commissioner Edgerton, and Gems Franklin and
McMahon, OF the National Soldiers Home ASsocia.
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A Large Grit Will burned.
From WaII Ntreet To.dax.

JAMESTOWN, y. Y, April l0.-The grfst mill OF G.
II. Jones was destroyed by fre early this morning.
Loss 1000; Insurance 10000
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MAJ GEN. CROOK is in Salt Lake City, having ar.
rlVed from Omaha at a late hour Saturday night
ne Will be there several days. He first heard OF
MS promotion at Cheyenne on his Way to Salt
Lake City. sunday he visited Fort Douglas and
the Mormon tabernacle
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A Chance FOR I:aitour 90 Explain.
ARTHUR IN CHICAGO AGAIN.
A Belief that the Burlington strike
Will Take on n New Phase.

CHICAGO, April lO-Chief Arthur has returned
TO the headquarters OF the striking Burlington en-
gineers and nrelen. He arrived In the city this
morning from Cleveland and went AZ once into
conference with CHIEF sargent and Chairman
Hodge. The arrival of Mr.. Arthur WAS an event
OF Interest 10 the strikers and railroad officials
alike. as it was generally assumed that with his
presence The strike On the Burlington would enter
upon a new phase.
COMING AROUND TO THE POSITION OF THE kSIGHrs.
A dispatch from Terre Haute. Ind, says: The
Locornotine Fircmens Magd-ine the oficial organ
OF the brotherhood, is just for April The most
significant article this month lis long editorial
UNDER the head OF "Federation the Lesson of the
strike The argument Is that railroad sys-
TENS are increasing the miles under one manage
ment, strike may mean a blockade In one Sec
ton OF the country, In which view Gov. Martin of
Kansas, is quoted as saying that kansas
can be paralyzed by railroad quarrel
The article holds that the people, seeing
viii Insist upon knowing the causes thai
lead up 10 a strike. But" SAYS the magazine
the great strike has taught the strikers the lesson
that the press cannot be relied upon 60 furnish
such informoton and that the lesson OF t Is this:
Corporations and the press confederate 60 over
wheim worKingmen when they demand redress tor
grievances; they, too must federate 20 enforce
their rights which corporations deny them" The
article then proceeds 10 argue In favor of fedora
tiSn OF switchmen, engineers and nremen ana
brakeman, 10 act on the principle that 'the In
terest or one IL the interest OF all" The article Is
significant chiefly from the fact that Eugene DeOs
the editor and father OF the order, has alway .
fought tie Knights OF Labor idea OF combination,
as have he several grand masters, Including
Sargent, who have served with Debs.
Approved she Local Government BslI.
LONDON, April l0-The central associated chain
bers or agriculture have unanimously approved
the local government bill with slight mobilization.
Sery ian and Bulgarian Railways 60 he
Joined.
LONDON, April 1o.-A convention for the junction
OF the seryian and Bulgarian railways has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-Internal reve.
nue., s250,077; customs, $685. 3s4
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BERLIN, April l0.-Queen Victoria will arrive at
Chariottenburg at the end OF the week Her
majesty Will stay at the palace. Preparations for
her reception are being made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

NEW YORK, April 10-A fire In the nve-story
building No. 125 Cedar street at 30 this morn-
ing caused a loss or s., 900 on the stock OF per-
fumery, chemicals, &C., OF j. II. Sackett; S. 900
the stock and fixtures OF Byrnes Bros Co., manu.
racturers OF mineral waters and $40, 900 TO Harlem
Co., manufacturers or glass signs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

WHAT EX-SENATOR WALLACE SAYS or THE PRErER-
kScE OF PENNSYLVANIA DENoCkATs.
Ex-senator Wallace. or Pennsylvania who Is In
the city on personal business, says that the demo
Gratis OF his state for the reconciliation OF
President Cleveland al am out VI politics. re-
marked the ex-senator, "and therefore am not In
q situation 70 speak authoritatiyely. But gather
from general Intercourse with the people that the
strong elements OF the party support the Presar
dent ana want him ren0Minated-"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mr.. J. H. FLANAGAN. HAVING no
fps.hss e aaSs s9nassn xh MssFs sS,os
s& snf ml5 o4 p it o @a.
At Il per week tssh prices gasranteed iTb Tbasns
my customers for past favors, remain yours trHl,
~ NO ONE NEED SUFFER-
The wors. cases Of blind. bleeding. internal e,ter
cured Treatment almost painless; no loss Of time
Abundance from persons who have been
Gnred- No charge for consultation. Dr. II; D. sHlsA
- II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Holding \ District Court of the United States
ressionai Lbrary-No :S5. District court Doeset.
ss sum 2n ,ae II esss e ss 9nD
awarded BY the jury of condemnation and paid
SH II .ad nai'st saas @ it
n inns SIn day Of April 1883 ordered that all
the 10Th DAY OF APRIL. 1855, Why the praysr Of
not I'd The M sas
ne%spsper ~, pap daily tor ten days before said day
sy n e{ANcY. Assistant CLERK: Ahids spsi6i elfTs
k~, 500 SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELs.-
49, In order to reduce my large stockof
SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS
!wl sell at very much reduced prices for the NEXT
% per by buying from me, and viii store the
mantels until ready to be used
j. +. MANNING, Manufacturer
ap4-lm 1870 Pennsylvania II
- CHEAP GAsIIaHTF Fur GEORGETOWN,
On and after JUNE ,sf p isss s the price of ga. will
be reduced to dollar and fifty cents per 1000
cubic feet, If paid within days after presenta
ton of bills The discount will be added to all
bills not paid above 1t is hoped all citizens will
use gas Light, and in tins way aid the GEORGETOWN
GAS LIGHT COMPANY in its determination to snp-
ply its customers with Pure Coal Gas Light et
price low charged by any other company furnish
ing the high standard Of gas light Parties de-
srlnE 10 Use Gas stoves obtain them through this
company ct tmanufacturersvlrices.
By order of the Board of Directors
JOHN LEETCH. President.
APRIL 2D. 1883. ap4 ct
TO THE PUBLIC-ALL CASES OF
~ cruelty to children animals in District Of
Columbia should be promptly reported TO HUMANE
SOCIETY. 910 NV. Telephone call, 947 4 mht,-: -:Sm
KS GAS FIXTURES
THE LARGEST,
THE RICHEST,
THE NEWEST STOCK,
HANDSOME CRYSTAL CHANDEIiERS
L. y. BROOKS.
ia 531 18th ST.. Corcoran BUILDING
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|. 719 APRIL Oprs1se. 7l9

719 APRIL OprS1se. 7l9
We prepared to exhibit the largest and most
attractive lines of Black and Black and White and
Grey DRESS GOODS and SUITINGS it has ever been
pleasure to offer. Our shelves crowded Stock
in every department complete. Recent advantageous
purchases enable to offer you great bargains in
trely new and novel goods many styles that cannot
be found elsewhere. We mention q few lines which
are particularly attractive:
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BLACK RHADAMEs. at 9Oc. 81, 81 l2,s sl.o5
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BLACK FAILLE. at sl.25 to 81 so. extra good
value.
BLACK. BLACK and WHITE and WHITE CHINA
SILKS
ALL-woOL HENRIETTAs. from 75c up
SILK WARP HENRIETTAs all prices. best value
for u to be found.
GREY sUITINGs in great variety. special bar
gain in grey goods is a AZ inch FOULE. at SOC.
BLACK and BLACK and WHITE sATINEs, in
great variety, new and novel designs.
Bargains in WHITE GOODS. Linen Lawns. India
Linens Batiste. Masssa, French Nainsooks Camb.ics
Check and Striped Muslins, Table Linens Towels,
Napkins. Doyies. &C. HOSIERY in spring weights
FAST BLACK GOODS Q speciality. See our new
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In DRESS and WRAP TRIMMINGS our stock is
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BUTTONS. RIBBON. aAUZE and COTTON UN
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We invite inspection and comparison Of goods and
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TESTIMONY IN TIRE CRIMINAL COURT TODAY
In the Criminal Court, Judge James this morn.
ing, the case OF Thos. Hogan and Jas. Madigan n
dicted for an assault with intent 10 kin Edwin 2,
Cash, On the I'D OF December last, was placed %
trial, Messrs i. +. Miller ana d. L Cahiu for the
a watcbman at the Washington Gas WorSs aud
he testined that Hogan grabbed him and thaS
Madigan, with piece OF pipe, beat him about the
head vi ny was insensbe. Dr. Bishop testined
The defendant Madigan testified that at e:3O
O'Clock ON the morning IN question he was sent
nome; went 10 Gallagher's, 18th and II streets.
tween 10th and 18Th streets: then 10 Mufrsy,s
tMo doors below, and remained there TN O'Clock
he denied the assault and asserted that he knew
nothing OF II I'll he heard that there was a war;
rant for him just before his arrest Three wiz.
nesses corroborated Madigan as 10 being az Dc
Auey's ana Murray's at the time
Hogan testified that be was not at the gas
that morning, and had had no trouble with Cash.
Tne court charged the jury that the question
was one OF Identity, and n seemed TO him that
nadlyan was at another place. AS for the case of
cuAng witness was or was not mistaken - 70 h1rn-
AvERpIcT or NOT GUILTY.
The jury, after q few minutes oenoerauon.
found q verdict OF not guilty. The court admon-
tshed the Defendants 20 be more temperate an1
careful OF their company:
TEE CITATION ON PEoF. Exnoss. - To-day the
citation issued oy the Probate Court I'm the case of
the estate OF MA Weltha A. kmmons 20 Prof =
y. EmmSns. was returned served The citation is
should not issue letters al coilegendum OF ths
estate to some suitable person
The republican city ricket was elected IN Tren-
too, n. j. yesterday by ma1orfties ranG1ng noo
500 % Loo. They eAected ~ OUT q tne sssD
counci1msn.