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Dyiag Has ~ ~ Appasissss.
The sollowine are the particular s,saaed by
sfAn reporter a something In the nature OF .
ghoss-story that has been TAXED about conssdsr.
ably Of late:
Inc angelus ma just ceased, and . wellknown
prisse OF this city had thrown himself upon sofa
IN ms room 70 enjoy a rest when his attention
was attracted TO q feeble knock at the door,
ho0mng himself he bade the visitor enter, but the
door remained o'osed. At length The second knock,
ioooer than the nfst, came and going over TO the
ooos. re throw It open. There In the aim gas
spect!vely about six and four yeara The good
iatner took them by the hand and led them lnto
S q ns AZ. Ss. ses yoa
please come" An the little fellow BY her side,
now W. becoming holder, added, 'peas come"
the location, and, bidding the children walt pro
ceedel 10 change his coat Having done this he
turned 70 speak to the little ones. but
fHEY Had vAxIsHRD.
Thinking that like most children they had b.
come tircd and gone before him be hastened down
stairs, and, meeting domestic In the hail, IN
CURED for the children Upon being informed
mat sne had seen none, and that there had been
no children s In the house that day, the
LEFT the house and was soon vending his way in
Arriving a. the s tenement ss which, had been a.
scrioed infinitely by the children he rang the belL
IL was answered by . man, who, being Inferno
gated, said he knew OF no sick man in thu house,
but probably there was one on the next floor. Up
one Tight OF stairs whose rickety balusters threat
ened to fail al every STEP the priest found himself
SNOW and whose dress was nothing more than Q
mass Of rags held together By pins. Asking heI
about the sick man she said she new nothing OF such
person and left the priest considerably perpexed
Climbing another night he found no one In sight
but raped at the nearest door. II was opened By
| small child, who said she knew man tina,
lived In room 146 that had been sick for long
time. Turning " the left he saw, by the light Of
lamp, the number LAG, In red paint rudely marked
voice answered ''come In" The priest entered
and there, upon rude bed made OF straw, lay
AN EnACATKD ToRn.
The room was bare and lacked the necessary
comforts Of Life. large stove In the middle q
the room, much thu worse for wear, doomed ~
| like grim specter in the moonlight.
In an instant the priest took In the situation
saw how near the man was 70 bis grave, and pro
ceeded TO administer 70 him the last rites OF tn
church.
Looking up the man ASKED why the priest hat
I come, and how he knew he was dying.
This somewhat startled the priest. but h
answered "Your children came Tor me-"
my Children echoed the dying man, Il nav
No children. NY little ones died three years az
yesterday"
the priest asked for DESCRIPTION OF the children
| and the dying man described them infinitely, am
| the description correspondent IN the smalles
detail to the children who called on the priest
The reverend father WAS perPlexed put, not Desray
Ing his feelings left soon after. The man dieo u
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From wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, March 3 IL q m.-The stock market
opened with some show OF animation this morn
Ing, and generally firm 10 strong, rst prices being
from =. 10 per cent above last evenings closing
figures the activity was confined 10 less than q
dozen Stocks, however, and was very spasmodtc
while the strength was OF short duration, the list
soon beginning 10 decline after the opening. St
Paul and Reading were the weakest stocks, though
the losses sustained were for fractional amounts
only, but they were participated In by the entire
list. Toward IL O'Clock. however, the market
again became quiet, and remained without feature
until the end OF the hour, when IL was very duh
and steady AZ the lowest prices reached. The
heaviest dealings were In Reading, st. Paul, aud
Western Union.
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The Prince Feels Stronger.

SAN RENO, March 3.-The crown prince OF Ger
many passed q fairly good night There Is no
change In his condition as regards coughing and
splitting. He feels stronger this morning IN con-
sequence OF the good day experienced yesterday.
The weather Is brilliant and the crown prince
VIII again sit while upon the balcony to-day.
LONDON, March IA dispatch from San Reno
states that DIR. Kussmaul has written letter In
which he says that the discharge from the Ger
man crown princes throat comes from the seat OF
the disease. IL Is entirely devoid OF smell
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A big Fire in Milwaukee.

LOSS OF OVER 100000.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March III. Fernecks Il
Bros candy factory, occupying a large hve-story
brick block on East Water street. was destroyed
by IRE this morning. Goldsmith Il CO.'S carpet
warerooms, adjoining the Ferneck building on The
north, was Quilted In the upper stories. The entire
stock was ruined by smoke and water. II. Berger
d CO. mattress factory A. Wiegel's leather estab-
lishment and ". Loewenback's printing house. Oc-
cupying apartments In the building south or the
Ferneck factory, also suffered heavy damage BY
water. The loss Is upward OF $780, 900 with small
Insurance
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W. j. Johnston has bought OF g. B. Wells for
S9,250 sub l3l, square 1875. 20 by 7lk feet on
street, between 18th and 10th streets northwest.
Emily A. Dutton has bought for $4,000 OF b. H.
warder sub 124. square go II by 90 feet, on r. be.
tween aOth and 21st streets northwest. jeremiah
smith has bought OF A II. Smith for 81 500 part LOT
L. square So, 30 by ITO reet on the corner OF so
and streets northwest Catherine w. Myer has
bought OF Hagner Maddox, trustees, for $4,000,
acres Of Pretty Prospect and Lucky Discovery.
Messrs B. II. Warner q Co have sold house at
the southeast corner OF 9Th and streets south
west, for Rev. w. w. Hicks TO WIN. II. Butler,
for IS $50 For estate OF ID. L. M0rrtS0n, No. 81
For Robert Proctor TO H. j. 0r0ss lot at southwest
corner of and Potomac streets, for - 900 cash.
Joseph Auerbach has bought Tor $3.50 OF Joshua
Biggs ct al, pt. lot z, 90. 401, 10 feet 81 inches
b. 100 feet on north side OF street, between Sth
and 9th streets northwest.
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The Csppcpcr shosssus Affair.
EpIrok BAkBoCR STILL n a CRITICAL ooNpfTtos-
FrNERAL or T1l.n wriIiAml

FrNERAL OF Eil.n wriIiAn&
A special 70 the Balunore American nom Cub
pepper, va, last night says: Edwin Barbour,
editor ofthe Adraace, who was shot mere yester.
day morning by Ellis b. Williams. be srili lying In
critical condition, but his physicians have hopes
OF his recovery n iockjaw dces not go in. Tbs
funeral OF Williams took place this afternoon nom
the Presbyterian church, and was the largest sen
In this place FOR yearS The coroners 1ury rem
oered their verdict this morning In the case o.
follows: 'eThat Ellis b. Williams came 20 his
d Edwin Barbour" IL was stated by Wilhams
friend before the coroners jury mat he knew OF
no notes having been written by Wiiliaios aud
sent 70 Barbou asking him 90 come out OF M
once ana meet him. and Barbour himself S,ys he
never heard or received such communications.
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Afr.,lrf 10 MuRpRB CAIxyop,uA JUDan--AE
attempt was made IN San Eranclsco yesterday r.
OF the Superior Court and . prominent man 10 I'll
stata his aaeatlant was Carl l. LANCE brother
BEEN usnd S0e1 fo s s. so 1sSI SO e,
bhafter ana his wtfa Judge 6hAfter had juet Isf
the courtroom In Chegiy Hill when Langs mel
taking e0oct =
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The Aqucduct bridge wss opened 10 tho public
at noon to-day. There were no formal eeremonfes.
All that was necessary was 20 remove the
barriers and allow the passengers 20 ano
from viytn,a 60 VAN or orfve s0A
The ferry did not immediately suspsnd opsraooeA
ana many Virginia farmers ~ they orovs oswa
the road 10 the landing noticed that the brids wes
open. ana changed their course bsfor % Vas soe
late. yelling with JOY at having ne cnofs :.
but a temporary fence has ben placed alonl tns
edeS II Is stated that the bridge WIN noS ~
closed again, although &c r. considered rather oAn
gerous 20 cross at night as the bridge VIII NOS %
lighted Immediately,
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ARl,IED.

0RIMM-HABM0N. On February H. 1854 FRED
GRIMM, Of the APPOINTMENT Division, Treasury Ds-
psrtment. 10 Miss BILLIE 7. HARMON. Of Mount
Pleasant MashiiaztoD. ID. 4.
kOPER-ToMLiNsoS. on March \. lSss q the
Cavalry chapel, New York, by TIE heN. b. Brewster
oswald MUIsilAl IsOlEk 10 MATILDA VICTORIA
TOMIINSON
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BANGOR, NE, March 3.-Judge Peters this fore
noon charged the jury in the Stain-CrOmwell muir
der trial and the jury retired at IL 30 The Judge
Instructed the jury that IL verdict OF guilty was
rendered IL must be OF murder In the second
degree and not In the first degree, as he did not
understand that the government claimed that
they were guilty in the first degree.
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Secretary ssayard On the rrca,y.

banquet was given at the Brunswick Hotel. n
View York last night by the Canadian Club 90
marx the completion OF the fisheries negotiations
Covers were laid for two hundred guests Erastus
wiman president OF the Canadian club prssided.
and ON his right sat Mayor Hewitt Al tie ohsir-
mans left were the members az the fisheries com.
mission, the RI lion. Joseph Chamberlain. sir
y: Ia II. Thompson, Hon. George " Foster ana J.
H. u. Bergne letter of regret from secretary Bay
aru was read In which he said; The treaty has been
framed IN a spirit OF just and mutual Cancellation
and advantage, and i earnestly hope that the
blindness OF craftsmanship or the influence OF local
selnshness or ignorance may not be suffered TO
9epnve the Two countries OF its great benef1ts Its
deiest would be great public calamity which
hope patriotism may arrest"
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saved by His sister.
A HEROIC GIRL PAGES TIE FIRE OF HALF Dol
PIsToIs FOR HER BROTHERS, SAKE.

HEk0TC 0TRL FACES TIE FfKk OF HALF a DUZBN
rIsToIs FOR HER BROTHERS, SAKE.
ST. LOUIS March IA special from Aberdeen,
created such havoc with his revolver at the school,
house tragedy, was saved by the heroisIn OF his
sister. Bailey made some remark 10 Mr.. Rut-
ledge which was replied TO In very
caustic way. Young Bailey then backed up
against the wall, pulled his pistol and
began firing. The first shot brought down
Old man Rutledge. His son Ed. was standing
Just behind him, and he drew his pistol but before
he could use it Bailey had put bullet through his
breast. The firing then became general, and q
half dozen pistols were fired at Bailey. Miss
Bailey, O sister OF the young man, jumped between
her brother and his enemies and saved his life.
After Bailey had discharged his pistol he made his
escape. He was provided with q horse and fed
home. There his wounds were dressed, and he
started out through the country, and has not yet
been heard OF by tine authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

CHICAGO, March IA special from Terre Haute,
Ind, says: Ex-County Treasurer Stropes, OF Green
county, was arrested here last night and taken "a
TENDER about 100 sh0rN The grand jury had
indicted him for embezzlement He has been nv-
ing here several months. He and his friends claim
that he Is not q criminal, but that the money was
lost In the failure Of Harr1sons bank al Indiana
polls.
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BRIEF, 2Uf DrsAsrnOUx.
The MAD Career % runaway Ensin,
In %. kouSs.


81. LorfA March "A runaway engine played
brief but disastrous engagement In the Pacific
yards at this place last night. The Kansas City
exprss arrived at $3.50 p m. and the engineer, as
usual backed the engine into the round rouse and
left It there. An hour later, In some mysterious
manner, the throttle was opened and the engine
struck out through the yards At the rate OF 50
miles an hour without anybody to .guide It. There
were number OF engines in the yards and on the
main tracks The engineers were all anxious TO
get out Of the way, but owing TO the complicated
arrangement OF the numerous switches none knew
which way II would come. A train was pulling up
On long switch leading 70 an elevator with
another engins behind It. Into this switch the
train saw the danger He was between two fires
but reversing his engine and whistling to the en-
CINE behind hin he started backward. hot race
OF three docks ensued, but. the runaway caught
the train. The two engines came together with
fearful force, tearing both to pieces. The train
behind continued to back 20 miles an hour and be.
fore the engineer could stop Jumped the track at
the elevator, wrecklng the engine. The three 10
c0motives are completely ruined, and the absence
OF the loss or human life appears miraculous.
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National League Schedule Adopted.
SOME ONE ON THE INSIDE SOLD IT TO TIE N.wsPAPRR

NEW YORK. March a-Tne National League Of
base ball CLUBS adopted its schedule after long
hight at haif-past O'Clock this morning. II was
not INTENDED that the schedule should be made
public until this morning, but some one on the In
TO many papers throughout the country.
Base bail men overran the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
among them being wheeler Wickon, president OF
the American Association; Phelps and w. L. Ly-
ons, OF Louisville, ana James A. Williams and +.
A. Rooeson, OF cleveland. shortly before noon
Spaulding and Young, OF the League and Phelps
and ByrneA OF the Association, went into Sos
sion 10 dispose Of the question OF territorial 1nris
diction in kansas City and other ciues. The Kan
sas City cluns OF the Western and American Assoc
Citations are after the franchise In that city. The
committees on joint rules and the committee OF the
National Reporters Association Will adopt scoring
rules this afternoon.
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wayward CIR, k,pl. Herxelf.

CHICAGO, March Emma LANCE, q sixteen-year
old girl, committed suicide yesterday by taking
poison. Thursday night the g ri had stayed out
late with Objectionable company, and her father
whipped her. This Is the only reason known for
her seif-destructiOn as she refused TO talk after
taking the poison, further than 10 say that she
Wfahed To die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

ST. PETERSBURG, March 3-The government has
issued orders expedite the collection of stores
In warsaw. Many oficers who were on furlough
have been recalled TO their regiments. The atti-
tude of the powers regarding Bulgaria irritateS
military and public circles In Russia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

A CADETS FOOLISH Acr.-A dispatch frow New
burg. n T., March 9, saws: The case Of Cadet c.
w. DAVIS OF the fourth class U. 8. Military Acad-
envy, and Lieut. Kirby, U. s. A, at West Point
creates talk ana comment From all accounts 1t
appears that while the cadets were az dinner Q
day or two ago DAVIS threw q hot baked potato at
the lieutenant, who was stationed In the hall on
duty. The potato broke on striking the ofncers
face The cadets oct u deemed Q fragrant breach
OF discipline, and the funl0vtng boys foolish act
IN all probability will result In his being dismissed
from the post.
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THE Wo.sr CouaH

Isrelisved By tie uss Of Ayers Cherry rsesorsl
But dOnT aslsy TN the brosehiai snbss are In
famed snd the lungs consested Prompt use
insurss rapid cure L D. Bixlsy. Of Bsrtonvilie.
vi. writes; -Four years ago took . severe
cold. which was followed By terrible cough I
Was confined 10 my bed shout four nonthsL
Ny physician finally said was In Consumption,
and that he could not help me. One Of my
nelshoors advised me 10 try Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. lid so. and was ven before had fn-
ishsd taking the frs, bottle. Ever since then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by DE- J. G, Aver Co. Lowell, Masa
sold BY all Drussista Prics. u; sir bottles. ss.
AID
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FoRTY-PIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS DISTRIBUTED 10
THE POOR.-The police have spent about s, 500 Of
the FUNDS contributed by the citizens for the bene
Mt OF the poor which, with the $4,000 provided by
the Commissioner makes On expenditure OF
eA5OO expended for the relief OF the poor tnrough
the hands OF the police during the winter, In add
ton to tue large amount Of clothing, 1000 And tuel
contributed by citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

LONDON, March 3t-Mr Balfour writes TO the
Times cy nically repudiating a desire TO damage
MT. Cdmpoel- Bannerman or to fasten q meaning
upon his words He merely advanced with all hu-
nilty by pOthetical Interpretation which he sup
posed might agree with the meaning put upon
them by ninety -one hundredths Of his audience
While apologizng for his error he expresses pleas
ure at learning that Mr. Campbell Bannerman is
not 70 be coniounded with other separatists who
have attacked the magistracy. He is still tgnor-
ant as TO what that gentleman's exact complaint
~ but he repeats his denial OF the previous letter
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Interior Department Changes.

The following of1icial changes have been made In
the Department OF the Interiors:
Pension Onice.-Promotion: VIM. s. Brock. of
District OF Columbia assistant chief clerk at e. 600
II. johnson, OF kansas; Ziea II. Potter, OF New
YORK, and Edwin b. smith, OF Massachusetts
clerks at 81 400, 10 special examiner.
MT. VIM s. Brock, Of this city, who has been an
pointed chief clerk OF the Pension once 70 take
effect March 10. vice ID. l. Murphy. transferred 10
another branch OF the service was appointed 20 a
clerkship OF the 81 200 class october I6 1877 hav-
Ing passed high In a competitive examination He
was promoted TO the other grades Of clerkshlps,
ana on July "a, 1885, was promoted 10 lie assist
chief clerk on the recommendationsor Commis-
S1Oner Black
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

VHE GENUINE
y Nm 10 yrs
MALT EXTRACT
n the
BEST NUTRITfvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepst1 Convalescence.
Weak Chilsirsn. and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
II suffering from attack Of illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought ON extreme
exhaustion. from inability 10 appropriate food. tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract
svineglassfu three times day 1ts was followed
~ marked efscts1 Food. which hsd heretofore been
found to pass The slimentary canal unchanged, d.
eested properly 2. There appeared an increased
power Of evolving animal heat and storing mp fat.
Beware II limitations. The genuine has the SIGNATURE
Of Johann Hon' on the neck Of every bottle AL
others worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna New YORK
ONE; q Barclay st js3tath&s
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PIKE COUNTY AUrH0RIriEs.
IoutsyIrxk KY, March AIN the Untted States
District Court tins morning Judge Barr remanded
the West Virginia prisoners, the Hatnelds. 10 the
charge Of tins Pike County ofictalA This b o VIC
tory Tor tbs sIste OF kentucky.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.


The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, 81 reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1419 street
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DrTRofr, MICH, March 3-The following cable.
gram was sent this morning, dated the vigil OF
anniversary OF Emmett, martyr" and addressed TO
DR. Joseph Kenny, IA. p, House OF Commons
London, Eng.-"In memorium man who got hurt
for Ireiard transmit you 5000 for the men who
are getting hurt for Ireland
..lsIgned.) CBAKLEs oRKuLY, Treasurer"
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CHICAGO, March a-Quite q scare has been Gre
ated al the city Bridewel, where 800 prisoners are
confined, over the discovery OF a case OF smallpox
yesterday. The victim Is a man who came here
from the East few days ago, ana was sent out for
vagrancy. He was promptly removed TO the pest
house, and yesterday 600 OF the prisoners were
yaccsnated. The remainder viii be treated to-day
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MOVEMENTS or THE PENsAcoLA-The u. &. a
Pensacola, which recently returned home from q
three-years' cruise In the European squadron, and
put into Hampton Roads, Va, arrived at the Brook
yn hayward yesterday She Is IA command OF
Captain George Dewey. A new detail has been
oroered To her, and after a rev slight repairs
she WIN sail for Aspinwall to exchange crews
with the flagship Omaha OF the Asiatic squadron
The Omaha sailed from Yokohama January n
ana Is expected TO arrive At Panama about March
70. After receiving her new complement OF on
GERS she VIII return 70 duty In the ASatic squad
ron and the Pensacola viii return 10 New York
To be fitted out for a new cruise
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MARKIAaE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Francis
F1tsMmm0ns and Chl6e Magyar; Manf0rd Banyan
and susan Nelson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

Arro1NrHp 70 THE MILITARY AcApxMY.-The
President has appointed Cornelius W. woodwar
OF the District OF Columbia, TO be cadet at the T.
s. Military Academy. He ia son OF the late sur
Gent Garhelds physicians during his last H.
mesa He Is at prcsest In the gradual
mands one OF the companies OF the battal.
Ion OF cadets at that Institution. Heis appointed
TO NIL the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Columbia
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Tm MAMIE BANDA .petitea b being circ'
lated praying thss TIE 1olnt resoluraon which
musicians nom accepting engagements OUTSIDE
their regular duties, may b amended 80 a. To q
clude the DISTRICT Of !c0lpQhlA Qum ~ operation
Band teesst
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Tn NATIONAL OPsRA LsfI0 ATIoM In the cases
az Chaa r Locke manager q the NaItonal Opera
Cor against Henry PiefDon and against Elol
6yiva, TOR damages Tor false arrest and impnson-
mont Mp J, Amber smith, for Defendants, to-day
mad mosions that plaintan Be required 10 give
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PRESCOTT, ARIZ., March 3.-Martin Duran, q
Mexican, was hanged In the Jail yard here yester-
day, for the murder Of his mistress at Flagstaff,
AriZ He was sentenced to be hanged ON January
Is last but was respited.