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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
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RoAR, March 2.-Adyices from the MassOWah
say that Chief Deoebe and his follOwers who hith-
erto have been powerful allies OF the Italian
forces have deserted to the enemy, taking with
them arms and equipments with which the Ital-
ianS had supplied them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

In FAVOR OF LEASING THE CANAI.-Immediatel
after the adjournment OF the Maryland house OF
delegates yesterday the chamber was given up to
the representatives OF the commercial orRaniza-
urge upon the legislature the passage OF the bill
leasing portion OF the canal to the Western
Maryland Railroad Co. Speeches were made In
favor of the proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
Nearly q Block Burned Over.
OTHER Ex TENsyR FIRE IN NEW YORK CITY-A


Loss OF A MILLION.
The IRE in Potter Stymus' furniture factory
at 42d street and Lexington avenue, yesterday
extended to other buildings and almost swept the
entire block before It was got under control
causing Q loss estimated at 81 600 600 The POTTER
& Stymus building covered the entire frontage on
Lexington avenue and was s seyen-story building
OF brick and brown stone The nrst floor was oc-
and decorations large wing OF the building on
42d street was occupied by Powell, Weindman q
Smith, cigar Manufacturers The nre broke out In
building, and owing to the innammable nature
OF the materials It contained, the flames ran
through the building almost like an electric aasn
were eating tseir iSncheon. fhe men dasne ed
down the stairs barely In time TO escape. In
twenty-eight minutes from the time the nJe was
ing on 42d street fell in. The wind swept The
flames east toward Third avenue, and three
houses, that lay between the Potter & Stymus
building and the corner house On Third avenue,
were soon blazing. The same fate befell the
houses on llst street, between the burning build
ing and Third avenue. The nre1nen succeeded In
saving the row OF houses ON Third avenue, forming
On 43d street runs small branch II the elevated
road, used In conveying passengery 20 and from
the Grand central dspc and 81 avenue. The
Stymus building, were coon blazing ana almost
about Is ioet long was csushsd By the falllng wan
as ne sH sns g ss
northeast corner q 42d street and Lexington ave-
nue., and the front OF the hotel Was SION IN blaze
pense q hang drsnchsd with tons OF HAteT and
rendered uninhabttaole.
on the northwest CORNER Of Aed street and Lex.
e. xhen aed
children. Streams OF water were poured On It's
walls and in this way only IVES it saved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

ssns0,dS.sd %: do nsw shrsss s7h as ten ossiss
BALTINORE. No.. March 2 - Cotton nomin.lly
so0s an t5sss s1 saw ys;ts
% 1.ahs suPsT M 60 DO s1ts. a60sS DO kIo
quiet red SosSs .mSsr Sa.ss "esssln SisSr ana
quiet; No. . winter red spot, SS,ssS8k; March.
sss aa.s Miner sss sass s SGs1
H.ssS. s4s:ssif: .xSsil S. ssss: ~, saSss7 :.
ss and Ss :aa
80 Rye. quiet and steady e5a7O. Hay e.sier-priIns
with light dsnsnd Nsss .porS. 1915 Bull mssssg
;ISaidsr sss sis:: ~ dt ss k.n: 'I II.
I lss i Sss;,@sfI Es iysIs
i sS Bic %; ssssa.ss g AZ sass
no: Nhisfy steady. 1SisisS SrsssssS 70 Liverpool s
Per steamer dull cotton. 3-l0d. |: dour per ton.
corn. si iTSsoS Su.hs s' sAs'' i'ss0o 'u'hs'-'
OhhcaGo Markets.
Of aalS ssa @ mSh Il ~ Ia receipt,
caused the gsate msykets 70 open strong and higher
and advanced slmost ipms disssiI % s0E- Nay corn
minute. Q ss 8 Nay pork vas ancssnssd. 81 "a 10
S9aa SS.ss n csss siS; poss. ixiS; :aors fshs
The yellow fever scourgs u at nemerara. One OF
tne latest v1cttms u Major Bunker, American con-
sui ~ 6eorgetown British Guiana
Inc New York chatpber of commerce approve
the ratiroed refosn etlas before The legialatufa
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From the Pail Mali Gazette.
famous hair professor tod me the other day
that he remembered the time when military
oficer would have denounced On military
language civilian II he spoFted mustache
We were talking about tAe discussiou - % the
proprlety OF curates wearing ~thoee attractive
ornaments 70 their upper hps-a custom which
Is certainly fashionable, but whlcA nv professor
could not trace 70 It's origin Or - he put II with
root OF the msttek.s II = inteussttnes however, TO
know that civilian mustacheg came In with the
volunteer movemelt ~ proeessor told me thai
mixture fSpm musrachel30 mtleA and further as-
sured me that tt was quite posahle 20 cultivate .
electric betiefy b often ued by the bald either Tor
tneir pates q their upper npA
The ysst storm Of thI season prevailed ., Du-
luth testerday.
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MAR RIEO.

PEED-MAsr On March l. 1855 by the Rev pr.
shippsn a. the residsnes Of the brces si.ssr, pr.
pkED. OF Franklin, Indiana ~ kATE A. MAsf of
Montgomery City. Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

A CoLoRED BOY ON TRIAI--In the Criminal Court
this morning the case OF George Bell, q rather In
telgent looking cOlored boy OF fourteen years was
called. Assistant Distrtct-Attorney lipscomb
spoke to the court as TO the offense, and the few
females In the courtroom were directed 70 leave
q nameless ofIense on July last, and the boy was
represented by Mr.. E. n. Hewlett Charles Hale
and Alexander Smith gave testimony against the
made the point that n the boy was not OF the age
OF fourteen years he could not be held. Al O'Clock
born in January, IS7l The court gave the case TO
the Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

Isaac Helms, a messenger In the appointment
division OF the Treasury, has been dismissed.
The will OF Maria z Rodier, 1led to-day, be
Queaths TO her daughter, sarah Z. A. Gibson, all
her real and personal property. Letters OF admir-
istratiOn were issued 70 Sarah K A. Gibson.
The petit panel OF the Criminal Court, OF which
Andrew Archer WAS foreman, was to-day dis
charged for the term.
The Star OF Hope Lodge OF Good Templars have
sent TO Major Moore, for the benent OF the poor,
quantity OF groceries. and s. casn has also been
received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

He KISSED EMMA ABBOTTs ARM. During the
performance OF the Emma Abbott Opera Co. at
Harrisburg, Pa, Tuesday night. and while the
company was on the stage awaiting the rise OF
appeared behind the sceneS New York World
special says: He presented himself 20 Miss Abbott
himsslf famiiiat the prima donna said she dian'f
know him. After while he caught her by the
hand and kissed her arm. Miss Abbott rushed to
her dressing-room and the drummer escaped be-
fore any one could chastise him. Afterward he
sent Miss Abbott bouquet, but she threw It
away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

AN ABSURD STORY ABOUT A FENIAN YACHT
The New York Worlds London special says the
Chronicle prints story that while yachting at
San Reno the Prince OF Wales was pursued by
Fenians In . steam yacht bearing the American
danger and came to the rescue. The yacht hoisted
the Irish iag and, after long chase, escaped from
the RunbOat,
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Trial Of Charles Brawuer.

a CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH IsTRST TO KILL
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery. to
day, q young man, Chas. Brswner, was placed on
trial on the charge Of assault with intent 70 Kill
Chas. Nightingale September last, by stabbing
him In the breast. Nightingale testified that he
and Brawner met on the night In question at the
corner OF l3k and ID street northwest, and when
they came out Brawner, without apparent provo
cation, said: "N0w I'll finish what j started 10, :"
and plunged u small-bladed knife IN his breast
BraWner Testified, denying that he did the cutting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

FoUNDKRIS0 on a FRENCH srKAMxR OFF THE
RIAND or CAYRNNk.
LOsDoN, March 2.-The French schooner FleuY
de Ia Mer has foundered Oh the Island OF Cayenne.
sixty passengers were drowned
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The COuFlS.


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Candy agL Smith; argued and sub
mitted. Goldsb0rough agt. Ray; argued and sub
mitted.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterday, WIN. Murphy, HOUSEKEEPING; trial
resumed and finished; verdict guilty. Andrew J.
Laird, assault with intent 70 Kill; nolle pressed
Michael Meany, convicted OF larceny from person;
motion for new trial and arrest OF Judgment nled.
Arthur Burgess second onense petit larceny; SEN
fenced on two counts 70 Albany Pelitehtary for
three years at hard labor. Frank WickA convicted
of assault; released on $500 ball pending sentence
James II. Thornton, convicted Of housebreaking;
motion Tor new trial nled-
EQUITY CoURF-Jud0e Obx.
To-day, Lane agt Crawford; vacation OF decree
and amendment OF bill granted Henry agt. Bou-
Wit; s. c. Walker appointed receiver. johnson agt
Hood; sale ratined and reference 10 auditor. Biz
ney agt. Painter; pro confessO agt W. W. Dudley
granted. Hazen agt Hazen; vacation or decree OF
February IL ordered. Gessford agt. Fraser; time
to take testimony limited Beach agt. Beach;
testimony ordered taken by Chas. Montgomery,
ex'r. Angerman agt. kohler; do. j. A. Clarke.
Main agt Hoadley; hearing OF motion liked for
March 8 Bush agt Stantca; auditors report rat
tfled Railway Register Co. agt Metropolitan Rail-
road Co. time for nling answers extended. Brown
agL Beail; contract OF sale ratified. Reynolds agt
Smith; motion TO Quash attachment oSerruled
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-yudge Hd0ner.
To-day, Bradley agt Taylor: referred 10 J. J.
Darlington. Dunn 4 co. agt Cato; judgment by
consent. AcIntire agt. Mclntire 1t al. on trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

Anna NJ. Gray has bought OF Joan Z. Arms, for
&l2 1Ss sub lot o. So IT9, 2l by g 81 feet, AT the
corner OF nth and Monroe streets northwest. Nm.
Warlng mas bought Of the same, for 5000, sub 10
83, adjoining the above, 10 by S2-S3 feet, on 1ath
street, between Monroe apd streets northwest
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Transfer oe aseal Esssle.

The BOARD OF INSPECTION has made very compli-
mentary report on the condition and discipline Of
the Pensacola
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

NRs LANGTRY's CAR AND COSTUMES ATTACHED
The scenery apd costumes at Mcvicker's Theater,
e the sat Of H Dorce Iop
$40, and her car was seized yesterday Afternoon
% Sss sns sSs q James Creighton an fdinpurs
A RED-Hoc IRoN poa MAD-noo Brs.-At Clarks-
special, Bon Boil cslcrsd boy, sixteen ye S &
age was bitten By g dog that Tss s1pposeo 70 be
e . % Ssss ~ Sss ,s r ls
While sue sppnea tSs iron 70 The wound Boz 90 says
1--we .But" 10 continued, aitsr some -FOUR q iiys
minutes the pain ceased, while went into nts.r
When he became conscio1s ne swelling had gone
sm ass asdsS tosshs af II Sons
When the ptiice attempted to arrest them and
ssp o
perse the rioters without bloodshed and succeeded
| IN arresttng large number OF tnem-
POUR srnI wr.as ll: BUsTl.-A spec,., to
sro az sass The 'l iair an9 paao@ ssiSssa,s
Polly Bryan, VINO was married here last winter 1t
grand hslelu1ah wedding, and who was subse-
sastie, has Just rstsrssd % this Village ana q
now holding oppoettt0n meetings It ziOns colored
e ssess wsns sss
sustle' the meetings ere largely attended.
| The New York jury IN ths trial Of Flynn and
Squire Tor conspiracy to c0rruptly manage the de-
partment OF pubic works were tnstrpchd BY The
court yesterday 70 render verdict OF not guilty.
A caucus Of dAmocrattc mefnbers OF the Virgins
general assembly Last night decided 70 extend the
session Of the legisstnre ten days after the 9th d
1 A special nom Nanistee, Mich, says: The Man.
i lstee Halt and Lumber Co made an aaagnmeui
Sesss e .s ss g Ess s. Is sS ssa e.
J nabilineS tS64. 600
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
AalRs.


New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney. l419 r street
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LIST OF PRIZES
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

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100 Prizes Of $500 spproximstins 10
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400 Prize 81 $500 spproxmsiins 10 400.
$4,000 Prise srs1.......-..4...... 2oooe
TERMINAL Prizes.
loo Prizes Of 500 decided by 100000 .
1000 Prize. q sioo decided bJ 100000 .s 49,
F7se are ....-.....-......-s-....-... lOOOOo
al36 Prizes. amounting to.-........... .O65 900
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

JOHN RoAcHs AccoUSrx-Messr4 Quintard an1
weed, assignees OF John Roach, were at the Navy
department to-day on business connected with
the settlement OF the affairs Of the estate.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
WASHINGTON NEWS AIN GOSSIP.

PAYHEsQ ron PDnsoss.-Ths Treasury Depart
ment to-day Issued warrants for the payment Of
Sl,500o00 On account OF ponsionA Nearly
Si9o0Qoo0 was paid out O tAis ACCOUNT iase
TsLDoRArH oRDsss have gone 20 san Frsncasco
70 the supervising inspector 20 convene board 10
select successor TO Local Inspector ChaA wilson,
VINO has resigned He II reported g. lying nj, BE-
youd recovery.
TIE oALExA Is reported to the construction De.
partment a. being ready for sea
TH CONFESSION OF the swatsrs was issued yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

RANGE OF THE THERlonKrBR-The following
were the readings al the signal once to-day: q
M, 80; 2 D. NJ, e; maximum, ~: minimum, IS
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s~aOhw
Deedsin rec have been filed a. Follows: John r.
ENNIS to Eugenia p. Warren, lot s, "a, ITO; -
John w. Moran to W. A. Donaldson, sub %, block
9, 7. 4 b 3 sub Mt Pleasant; s. +. T. Swartzel to
b. a. Warner, lots 33 to IS, and parts 80 and 81.
80. - Mary Wall to John N. T. Mickey, lot
S5 50. 81; $3.50. J. 7. Arms to Anna II. Gray,
10Y ~, So 11e; 81, 1sS. Same to VIM. waring.
lot e3. do. {; 900. Bridget Ward to W. B. Bryan,
sub 81, SO. 116; $50 J. W. Barnes to John Leh-
nert pit. 8 50. 80; |"
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PAINE'S
CELERY COMPOUND.

hfiis place hsre-Jfore unoccupied and marks .
new era IN The trearssnt Of troubles Over
work. snxisy disease lay the foundation Of nervous
prostrstion and weakness and experience hes shoun
that the usual remedies do not mend the STRAIN and
paEalysi. of the nervous system
kseeinnisnd~d by professional and business men
send for eircElzrA
Rnss sl.oo. Sold By arusgissa
WELLS RICHARDSON 90,
P.oprissors.
Burlington. W
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Win HasaAs Want Retter Pay.

LAWRENCE, MASS, March 2.-The employees OF the
mills here have decided that the condition OF the
business Justifles them In asking for a general
advance OF wages throughout the mills In this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
CYNTHIA.
The vsry Beaufiful xsw
MExzorINr ENaRAyU0

xARIxr oAxxxnxA
szA.wAsA go casssAa. Aa.auauaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

ST. LOUIS, March MISUNDERSTANDING the Bur-
llngton's serious complications with the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers, which amounts to
almost complete tie-up OF the system, Chairman
Midgely has been notified that the Burlington has
issued a tariff reducing the rate of packihg-hOus
products from Missouri River points TO Chicago to
10 cents per 100 pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

WHKEsBARRE, Pa, March AT 3 O'Clock this
morning the boiler OF engine No. H. On The Della
ware and Hudson Railroad, exploded above Pitts
ton depot The engineer and brennan were hurled
into the air, but neither was hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

NEW YORK, March 2-The Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day resumed their Investigation OF
the charges against the emigrant pool at Castle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

Court No. 2 Judge Nerr1cK, the case Of SaIie Johns
taken up for trial. John A. B. Leonard, who died
In 1874 left will dated December %, 1867 where
Sy ne qeS,seq al MS properly 70 MS
and record on June 16 1874, but as he had left no
known property no one seemed disposed to Ques-
tiOn the win. But on September IS, 1885, q second
VIII, dated Novembst is, 1870 WIS nled In the
registers ONCE In this win the deceased claimed
to have an interest In the French spostion claims
Dep. N. J. Leonard, and his WITT The suit Is to
determine which Is the right ann legal WILL Tes-
ttmony was given TO show thai the testator, sfter
Intention of providing Tor his stapdeughter. Dr. r
Il Shafer, microscopes, gave teetthony tending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
District Governmens Affair.

Ihk NOhIh CAPiIOL STREET EXTENSION.
The Commissioners OF the District have been
called upon by the House District committee TO
furnish copies OF orders issued by them or by the
late Engineer Commissioner OF the District OF
Columbia, respecting the proposed extension OF
NORTH Capitol street. The matter will be consid-
cred by the committee tomorrow In Connection
with the proposed Prospect Hill cemetery extern
sion
PARSoHA0Es NOT EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
Inc commissioners have recommended adverse
action on H. R. Bill 6265. "For the relief OF the
Union Methodist Episcopal church, OF Washing
ION, ID. c." The property occupied by the church
empt, and the bill u therefore sNpernuous so far as
IL relates thereto. The enactment OF the bill
W01ld also exempt the parsonage property Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
TERMINAL PIXIES.

LOCO Prizes Of 500 decided by 100000
1000 Prize q sioo dscdsd ~ sioO;oo6 49,.
Pr14e are Recommendations. lOOyOO0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-12
An Exciting Affair.

There was quite another sensation
early Monday evening at the Albert
Fisher brewery. The cause OF the
trouble originated between young
Albert Fisher, Jr., two weeks old, and
young George Martin, two hours old,
son of George Martin, foreman of the
brewery. 1t appears young Fisher
wanted to be boss. but young Martin
protested in such shinks as to cause
Sid. Dundass and Albert Fisher, Sr., 10
jump into a beer vat. George Martin
jumped in after them and fished them
out, and assured them the trouble was
ove:. Young Martin and mother are
doing well.