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Kentucky Militia Shot.

LOUISVILLE Kr., April ls.-Adjutsnt General
Hill at Frankfort received telegram TODAY
from Pineyille saying that fight had occurred
ON the 10th at Black Mountain between the
state militia and mountain outlaws. Five Of
the soldiers were wounded The militia are
from Lexington and Harrodsburg and were
sent TO guard the court in Harlan court house.
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stanley I'm Paree.

PARIS. April ls.-Mr. Henry NJ. STANLEY. so.
companicd by Sir William Mackinnon. chair
man of the Emn relief committee, today arr
rived in this city from Cannes
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ACanadian Village Atire.

MONTREAL. April ls.-At O'Clock tins i-orn-
ing serious tire broke out in ~. Lambert aud
burned iiercclv. At three O'Clock a large hotel
and four houses were on Iire and n wss feared
the village would be destroyed. A special
train was sent from here TO the scene with
reels. engincs and iircman.
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RSwE ARE SELLING A FULLY GUARAN-
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E ICE. ICE. ICE.
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ICE COMPANY

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All information as to Prices and Contracts will be
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The President HAS GRANTED A PARDON in
the case of Samuel WoOdson. convicted in Ken
lucky of violating internal revenue laws. and
refused the application for pardon ir the case
OF Henry A. Schmidt. convicted in Missouri of
violating the alien contract labor law
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-THE CORCORAN GALLERY
- Of Art will be open 20 the public Tree. on
children hinder .x wears If age will not he admitted
and none under fourteen, unless accompanied by "a
rent guardian.
.II t.St r BARBARIN. Curator.
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PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday.
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IL All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance
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Rates of advertising made kno wn on spplicat'nr
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal
revenue. $446, 127; customs. S951,19l.
iHE U.S.S. IASTIC sailed today from Key
West for New York. Her boilers need repair
ing.
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GEN. CASEY ELECTED.
Four New Members of the National
Academy of Sciences Vacancy.

There is one event connected with the an
nual meeting OF the National Academy OF
Sciences which is regarded with extreme in
terest, especially by those who happen TO be
beyond the charmed circle of the member
ship of the academy. This is the election of
new members. There were five vacancies to
be filled. Al the meeting yesterday morning
the list of candidates was reduced by balloting
TO seven names. Another meeting was held in
the afternoon and again this morning. When
the council adjourned At IL o'clock today there
had been added to the roll of members of the
academy four new names. 1t was found i'm
the fifth name. and the result Is that the
academy will go through the next year with
only ninety-nine members.
THE NEW MEMBERS
elected are as follows: Prof. Geo. L. Goo dale,
professor of botany in Harvard College. Prof.
Goodale is a distinguished botanist and occu-
pies the char which was filed for so many
years by the eminent Prof. Asa GRAY. now de-
ceased. lie is also the president of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement OF Sci
ence.
Prof Russell II. Chittenden. the professor of
chemistry in Yale College. He is well known
chemist and Psychologist.
Gen. Thomas l.. Casey, chief of engineers,
C.S.A., as the engineer III charge of the cree
tion OF the War, State and Navy Department
building and the Washington Monument, has
achieved a wide reputation. He is at present
the engineer in charge of the erection of the
new Congressional Library building.
Prof. Richmond NJ Smith, the professor of
political economy in Columbia College, New
York city. He is a well known writer on eco
nomical topics.
The council decided to hold the autumn
meeting in Boston, beginning November IL,
1890.
THE CLOSING PUBLIC SESSION
of the academy was begun today at u o'clock.
The following papers were read: The Notacan-
thoid Fishes as Representatives of Peculiar
Order Theo. Gill; The Halosauroid Fishes
Typical of Special Order, Theo. Gill; Re-
searches on the Double Halides, Ira Remsen; ;
Researches on the Sulphinides, Ira Remsen.
Upon the completion of the reading Of the
papers the academy finally adjourned.
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No MORE TEICING UP IN THE REVENUE Ma
RINE SERvIcE.-Secretary Window has ap-
proved the report of the commission which re-
Gently tried Capt NJ. A. Healy of the revenue
marine service for cruelty to his men, The
report, which has already been noted in The
STAR. exonerated the officer and recon-
Inended the adoption of regulation prohibit
ing tricing up in the service
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&SOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
- trict OF Columbia, Washington, April II,
ISSU. 10 whom II may concern: The Commissioners
sress the following BILL with request their views as
70 the pr0prety of enacting it, Before reporting
ts Dill the commissioners desire to know what Obiec-
On any exist 10 said proposed legislation and for
taI purpose Will hold special session at O'Clock
MONDAl the lSt instant, to give hearing to parties
interested: bill III T. 6Sl0l to suttC r:ze the WASH
lnSton and Mount Vernon Railway Company to lay its
Beglnrlns on Fourteenth street at its Intersection
with the sonth side of Pennsylvania avenue. thence
along Fourteenth street TO the Long Bridge thence
over said Long Bridge to the State OF Virginia. And
sIlu company shall have the right to build
tain line OF railroad. single double track with
necessary switches and sidngs and connections
from its line Fourteenth the
Of Il street; thence along street TO Seventeenth
street; thence along Seventeenth street street
thence along street to Twenty third thence
along Twenty third street to Pennsylvania avenue at
Washington Circle; thence along PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. crossing Rock Creek to NJ street; thence along NJ
street to the Aqeduct Bridge thence bridge
maintain its tracks through the Government reserya-
ton known as Arlington and Fort Myer, by such route
as may he approved by the Secretary OF War j
". DOUGLASS, l.. G. HINE, H. VI. ROBERT, Commis.
siOners DC II
ES~SREGULAR MEETING NATIONAL LODGE
No. l0l, Order of the Golden Chain, THIS
ENENiNG. at : 30, at Mount Vernon Hall, corner
New York ave. and 9TH st.
It. A. J. NELSON Secretary
R~SA BOON TO TKANELERS-TO
french classes at GAILLAltD'S SCHOOL
" LANGUAGES, l2U5 + St NV.
See Instruction aplS-lOt-
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OUR REDUCTION IN LUMBER
from IA per 200 IT. to = ll.5O
has revolutiouized the Lumber trade aud
will make an enormous increase in building
this year.
LIBBEY. BITTINGER l. MILLER,
ap11 9th st. and New York ave.
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE-Pensons
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Chas.
Parks, Stephen Bondra. Louis karsner: reissue,
John Probst of Soldiers Home; widows. &C.,
Lena, widow Of John MaZZullO
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Guilty of House sebreakinp.

In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing.
ham, this morning James Campbell, colored
was put on trial for housebreaking at the stable
of Samuel Emery and the larceny of set OF
harness March IS last-Mr. Mullowney prose.
cutting and John A. Moss defending. Officer
Oriani testified that he arrested Campbell
when he was attempting to sell the harness and
his admission of taking it after first charging il
on another.
The defendant took the stand and denied
that he took the harness, but said he received
it from Fred Winslow, who drove at the yard.
The case was argued and given to the
jury and verdict of guilty was found on one
count
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18

The Farmers Alliance of Suffolk, Va, will
build peanut factory at that place.
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CIAL,-DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
nation has been received at this Department from Mr.
!: l. Monaghan the Consul of the United states at
Mannheim, Germany, OF the death recently at Baden
Baden OF PETER KOHLHAS, all American citizen.
Per dispatch No ..l5O. dsted March -, 1890. 1t
r ICIAID-DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
49, Washington. ID. g., April Il, 1880 InfOr-
NATION mas been received at this Department from Mr.
>: L. Monaghan the Consul OF the United States at
Mannheim Germany of the death recently al Karls-
rune oi hAROLINEk1NSLEY. Per dispatch No 100,
dated March "a. 1880. 1t
F~ ICIAI3-DEPAKTMENT OF STATE,
Washington ID. C.. April II, 1890 Infor-
nation has been received at this Department froIn r
James ". Romeyn the Consul the United States at
VALPARAISO Chiii. of the death the Sd of March.
ISgO, at Valparaiso, OF JOHN WHEELWRIGHT,
United States citizen. Per dispatch No. lis. dated
March 4, 1890. 1t
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LAW CLERK APPoISTED.-Wm NJ. Wilson Of
Iowa has been appointed law clerk in the Of
flee OF the assistant attorney general for the
Interior Department, vice Charles II. Robinson
of Iowa, resigned
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COMMISSIONER WRIGHT's STATISTICS. - The
fifth annual report of Hon. Carroll d. Wright,
Us. commissioner of labor on railroad labor
statistics was laid before Congress today.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~ SPIRITUALIsM AT wONN'S HALL. 721
- 9th St NV. FRIDAY. = 30 p. M Miss Msx-
gle Gaule Of Baltimore, the wonderful Test Medium
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gle Gaule Of Baltimore, the wonderful Test Medium
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REVENUE APPoINTMENTs.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: James
l.. Black, storekeeper, twenty third Pennsylya-
ma; Geo. ii. Capito, storekeeper, fifth Ken
tucky; John Riley Hawkins. storekeeper and
gauger, fifth Tennessee, and Louis c. Kah
gauger. fifth Kentucky
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CEMENT,
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SCRETYSHIP BONDS FURNISHED.
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MONEY TO LEND IN SUMS TO SUIT.
OFFICERS:
AT BRITTOS, President.
G.. j. BELL, First Vice President.
A A THOMAS, Second Vice President.
PERCY b METZGER. Secretary and treasurer.
DIRECTORS
A. T. Britton. A. A. Thomas.
james Z. Fitch. james e. Payne.
W :. Thompson. VI. ". BeveTldge.
Harry r. West. Nath. L. Janney.
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The PRESIDENTS CALLERS today included
Senators Allison. Platt, Henderson and Higgins.
Representatives Stivers. Kerr McComas. Nor
row. Clunie, Struble, HIT. Picllier, Hopkins.
Dunnell and Henderson, Col s. II Knee Mai.
q. l.. Torbert and Gen. j. II. Stebbs Of Iowa.
"l"ctor Cooper Of Philadelphia Gov Yale
OF Minnesota. cX-Consu! General Il. NJ Hooper.
John s. kountZ of Ohio
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NSNoTlCE-WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY
-, SOFT and Hard Crabs, Crab Meat Clams aud
All KINDS OF Saltwater Oysters at 62l st. II. W.
apI I'Iw n. WHITE co.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-14
CHAMPION BOXERS AND WEEsTLERs.
some or the Stars who Rave Entered in
the A. A. u. Tournamant

Some OF the Stars Who Rave Entered in
the A. A. U. Tournament.
The annual boxing and wrestling com
petitions for the championships of the
United States, under the auspices Of the
Amateur Athletic Union, viii be decided
this week. The preliminary bouts will
be held at Central Turn Hall, Third ave-
nue. and Sixty-seventh street, on Wednes-
day night. and the finals at the Metro
politan Opera House On Saturday night.
Among the men who are entered in the
bantamweight boxing class are Tim Muir
ply OF the Pastime A. c., w.
Horahan OF the Bridge A. @. II.
w. Schlichter OF the SchuylkilI A. G..
Denny O'Brien Of the Manhattan
"A. q, G. Bardosch OF the Acorn Al. G. and
Matt Rice of the Varuna Boat Club. The
list Of ambitious featherweights includes
~. Kenny. New Jersey A. G. and Andy
Kelly Of the Bridge A. G.
The prominent lightweight entries in
cl1ade the names Of ,. n. Cooper, Of the
Warren A. G., Of Wilmington, Del: w!
McGarry. OF the Standard A. u: j.
Harmon, Of the Pastime A. G. The
The niiadleweighr list Of entries Is
hended with Pat Cahili, OF the Scottish
American a. 81; then comes the name of
y 2. Van Houton, of the West Side A. &,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-14
GUTFENDHRG RACES.
a Large Attendance Despite
the Frigid Weather
The Horses That
Won.

II was intensely cold at the Cutie nberg
race course Yesterday, but the frigid
weather did not keep the enth usiasts at
home. Over six Thousand spectators were
present They had q long list to select
The winners from, as every event had
numerous starters and speculation WAS
brisk. The sport began with a 10 to 1shot
winning and closed in precisely the same
the ten TO one nag was first under the
wire. The winners and place horses
were as follows:-
First race, five furlongs-Sir George, 1;
Burt Bolt. Patrick, Dahlman. the Earl,
Mugs. Eclat FLY and Euol also ran.
Time. LOS. Betting. Sir George, 10 to /
straight, to / place; Cascade, 5 to .
place
Second race. six furlongs-Capulin /;
Ferit p Forest King, g. Time. 1.16 IA.
Facial b. Anomaly, Blackburn. Buck
stone, Mary u. and Blanche also ran.
Betting. Captain, z to 10 straight, no place
betting; Peril, TO I. place.
Third race, six ana half furlon gs--
lngo, l; My Fellow, 2; Now or Never, 8.
Time, 1;22. Gloster, Ballsten, Harry Kuhl,
Baracola and Little Fred also ran Bet
ting, lagO, 16 to 5, straight. 9 to 10 place;
My Fellow, to 5, place.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Obiection
1; Kittie Van, 2: Sunday, s. Time. l.03
Red Elm, Puente, Seryia, Dilemma,
Oberlin and Seryitor also ran, Betting,
GO s straight, TO place; Kittie Van, G
to 5s.place
Fifth race. one mile and a quarter
Sour Mash, /: Iceberg, .; Kern, g. Time,
x:l37< Churchill, Clark, Wahoo O'Eil-
lus, MacGregor. Wanderment and Sam
ID also ran. Betting. Sour Mash, 3 to
straight. even for place; Iceberg, to /,
place.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-John At
wood. /; Avery, 9; Neptunus. s. Tune.
1899 Pontiac, Lonely. Landseer. Whit.
tier, Brown Duke, MacauIey, Chicasaw.
Ossa, Pail Mall, Red Leaf and Pat Moran
also ran. Betting John Atwood, 10 to
straight; to place. Avery, to place.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-14

ADVICE TO MoTHKRs-MRs. wrEsEows. 500 TIL
NC SYRUP should always be used when children
cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little siItfarer
at once; it produces natural quiet sleep by re-
ileving the child from pain, and the little cherub
pleasant to taste It soothes the child sofeenS
The gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
Iates the bowels, and Is the est known remedy
for diarrhcea, whether arisnb from teething or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents q bottle ~
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-14

The results of the. races at the Glouces-
ter track yesterday was as foil ows:-
First race, four and half furlongs-
Washer won, with America sec ond and
Minnie ]. third. Time. 05715.
The second race was declared off.
Third race. six and half furlonRs-
Quotation won. with Englewood second
and Owen Golden third. Time, 1243x
Fourth race. six and one-half turloncs.
--Gounod won, with Mckenzie second
and King Idler third.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-14
Ran for ChampIon's Honors.

The championship races at the Man
haitian A C.'s grounds yesterday al
tracted a large number of athletes.
Ia the two mile steepiechase W. Il.
Young, NJ. A. c., started with the lead
maintained it to the end His time was
10 min. 80 2-5 sec, A. B. George, NJ. A. c.,
c., third
The ten mile race was won by T, p.
Connect, w 4. Young was second and
J. ID. Lloyd third. Time, 50 minutes,
80 As seconds.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-14
Lorillard Boys Ran to GreenviIIe.

The Lorillard's cross country team had
a run TO Greenville last night and had a
frst-class time. They did the distance in
an hour and half They came to the
winning post in this order:-H. Never
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and Mike McAuliffs. OF the Bridge A. c..
Cahill is also entered in the heavy
weight class. together with w. f. Burns,
OF the Pastime A. c.; p. McKenna, of the
Star A. G.; n. T. Dogherty. of the Boston
A. G.
In the special 125 pounds are such we'll
known amateurs as NJ. Leonard, of the
Varuna Boat Club; d. j. McVeigh, of the
Standard A. c., and +. Tillistand of the
West Side A C.
The wrestling bouts have received
equally as many entries as the boxing
contests, and include among others A.
Ullman and Jimmie Hughes, of the
Pastime A. c.; A. Lauterwasser and C.
Faulkner, of the New Jersey A. c.; J. b.
Reilly, w. H. Milne and H. w. Wolf, of
the Schuylkili Navy A. G. of PhiladeI-
phia: J. ]. O'Brien and j. b. Thornton.
of the New York A. c., and II. p. Thorn
ton, of the Vesper Boat Club.