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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL,

FUN FUEL.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CuRps,
QrARTRRMAsrRas OffIcR
Washington, M,y H. Is49
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will he received al This office
- until u oclock, M Monday, the 10Th day OF IN IL
next Tor furnishing such quantities Of hest Oak Wood An
thrace or Buminous Coal, may be required the
quarterly reqnson of the commanding officer Of each Of
the following stations from LIST July, lsi9, 10 30h June
1850, viz:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charleston, Massachusetts
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospor near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Each proposal will state separately the price per cord for
the wood; per ton for the best anthracite coal and Ell
bushel for the bitnmnous coal
Wood coal will he furnished at the option o the Gov
ernment and will be delivered, piled and measured
each point as each commanding officer may designate, free
of expense 10 the United States
Persons DESTROYS of proposing for the supply may asrer
tain the probable quantity that will he required by reference
10 the several commanding officers F
No hid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
names Of two sireties OF known responsibility
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel"
AUG, A. NICHOLSON,
May li3tw3w Quariermasicr Marine Corps
The National Inieiigencer and Union, Washington
North American and Pennsy vanan Philadelphia; Ports
mouth Gazette, New Hampshire; Boston Post and Boston
Times, Boston New York Herald New York Courier and
Enquirer, and New York Sun Norfolk Beacon and Nor
folk Herald; and Pensacola Gazette will give the above
three Insertions each per week. and send the account,
by one printed copy OF the advertisement 10
This oflce for payment
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FOR THE LEYEEs.

DARKER has, at his Fancy and Perun,ery Store Penn.
ylvania avenue superb assortment Of Goods suitable
Tor the hevees, consisting in part, Of beautiful Evening
Dress Fans; Fet hts embroidered IN gold, silver anil
black Ladies' and Genemen's white aud colored Kid
Gloves fine Paris Ribans; shell and buffalo dress tuck
Combs; ialone Tor the hair; i.rbins a Pyers'H Ex.
tracts ior thu handkerchief, &c, DC, &c
June s--itd twaah I've, News)
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
--a-- -.
TATUM'S GREAT PAINTINGS,
Entitled the

In three scenes; ,
THE PASSION, CRuCiFlNlON, aud RESURRECTION
Of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
This sublime work Of Art will be exhibited at the odd
Fellows Hail. TO NIGHT.
A,lmiance ~ cenis Children under II and over v,n,s
Of age, half price, under free Of charge when attended by
parents or guardians -
e. T. KAT1IRENS +
~ u, Liberal arrangements mrde will, schools and fam
lies innn = ~
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Notice 70 holders OF claims against Mexico,
provided for by the 9th Article OF the I'm
ratified Convention of goth Now, 1913,

TNIE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS to a,lu,licaie claims
against Mexico, appointed under act of Congress OF ID
Manl lsls' hayea.iopledth the following order, TO wit
the cases provided Tor in the b article OF The unrariird
convention Of Novembera 1917, between the government
Of The United States and Of Mexico wit: Claims which
were considered by the Commissioners, under The treaty
oil I'm April 1870 and referred the umpire and which
were not decided by him have been filed agreeaby 10
The orders heretofore established, anil il being
thai iurlher lime ~ necessary therefore, ills
/" DRDERED, that Tile time for filing such memorials he
extended 10 the FIRST MONDAY NOVEMBER NRxr; and
all memorasa and arguments relating said claims are re-
qnirod 10 be filed before said day. -
once oil said Commission, Washington 7th June, Is4g
lnme s-l WIN. CARY JONES, Secry
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uKAsE OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.
The following is the ukase Of the Russian auto
crat:-- RI dlsa
I'VE, by Gods grace, Nicholas l., hereby make
known 10 all
sin our manifesto of the Nth (26th) of May of
last year. we informed our dear subjects Of the lur-
mos which had visited Western Europe Al the
same time we're signiCd our intention to oppose our
enemies, wherever they might show themselves, and
In our own person. In an indssolnble bond with our
sacred Russia, TO defend the honor Of the Russian
name, and the inviolability Of frontier. Since
them the disorders and disurbancesin tho West have
not diminished. Criminal seduciions have carried
away Il CreduOus multitude, by holding ont deceitul
hopes Of happiness which never arose from licen-
uousness and waywardness, and have spread 10 the
East the principailies of M0ldasia aud Walachia
subject 10 the Turkish government, and bordering on
our States The entrance Of our troops simultane
ously with those Of the Porte, has re-established
and will preserve, order. In Hungary and Transyla-
mia, the other hand, the efforts of the Austrian
gofernment, occupied ut the same time by war in
another luarler-in strife with enemies nj home and
abroad have not yet succeeded in suppressing the
revolt; on The contrary, the insrrecton has rather
grown stronger, and increased 10 IN alarming ex-
tent, from the influence of our Polish traitors Of
1881, and swarns Of desertefs and vagabonds from
other lands. In the midsof these disastrous events
his Majesty the Emperor Of Austria has addressed
himself TO rs, demanding assistance against the
common enemy. We shall not refuse the aid de-
manded. After having invoked the great Leader of
Battles and the Lord Of Armies TO protect our Just
cause, we have issued orders to our army to COM
mence its march to put down the insnrrection, and
annihiae the reckless who also threaten To dis
ilirb the quiet Of our provinces. II God be with u.s.
none can resist us Of this let us be persuaded let
every man in our Kingdom, which is under Gods
protection, every Russian and faithful subject, feel
hope and speak thus, and Russia will fulfil its sa-
(signcd) NICHOLAS.
| Given at St. Petersburg slh May, ls49.
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.

n5Alletiers ordering The paper containing advertise
.lents mus be directed 9 To q, w FENroN, Pubsher
Of the National Wing"
n-orders ior papers must be aecompanedby the mon
ey, or they viii not be attended To-
U-All money sent viii be credited at the par value in
Washington City
no All communications for insertion in the paper, all
intelligence Of every description, all confidential eommu
nications must be addressed STOW. q SNETIIEN, Editor
oi the National Wing" aud must be posi- paid, they will
moi be taken out.
H5-&f Prospectus Isl page,
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DARKER, ut his Fancy and Perfumery Store PenpsyI.
vania avenue, has just received fresh s,ppy of he
German Cologne, very fine
june Sid (Wash. Eve News)
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no cAh1 1s9. GOLD y. pIeSEss, Ex-

no CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERS, Ex-
L PLORING PARTIES, AND OTHERS.
This subscriber has had aud for sale, from the Union
India Rubber Company who have the exclusive right to
Goodyears Patent Metallic Rubber the following ar
tcler:
Tents and Tent Carpets Knnpsaeks, Camp Blankets,
IIayersacks, Canteens, Leggins, Clothing Bags,
Water Bottles, TarpaulIns, Caps, and Capes,
Son'wesiers Texas Wallets, Gun Cases.
Coats, Cloaks, and Capes Mexican Pouches,
Overalls and Pantaloons, Gold Pouches,
Air Beds and Pillows, Life PreseryerH,
Drinking Cups Buckets, aud finsiuR, Travelling Bags,
Portable Boats, Provision Bars, Saddle Bags
Gold Washers, baby Jumpers, Breast Pumps,
And variety other articles at the sign othe Star, be-
tween i2and 9Th streets Pennsylvania Avenue, wssl'
spa-soihf S, EDDY,
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welfare Of the nations committed by Providence to
their hands, and TO guard them against the common
enemy of both. Our illustrious ally, the Emperor
Of Russia entertaining the same sentiments with our
selves, has united with us to sudbue the common
enemy In conformity with our wish, and in the
fullest accord with us, his armies enter Hungary in
order assist forces in terminating the war that
is desolating your fields. Consider them not as the
enemies Of your country but the friends OF your
King, come to support him 10 the utmost of their
power in freeing Hungary from the CALLING yoke of
domestic and foreign scoundres. They viii observe
the same discipline as my troops, and will protect
every liege citizen. The same severity will be shown
In overcoming the rebellion, till, by the blessing of
the Most High, our cause shall prosper.
"Given in our Palace Of Schonbrnnn May IL.
(Signed) "FRANZ JOSEPH
"prnee Schwarsenburg.n
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Sporting Intelligence.

ConuvcrNrNr rHK FALL Racrs.-it win be OBJ
served by reference 10 our advertising colamn. that
the fall commence ON wednesday next, October
80 with every prospect Of most brilliant term Some
OF Tho best hoses that sprung upon the turf
already present and before The frat day arrives many
more IT known celebrity viii be adiei rhs sporting
world think wil not be disappointed In antic p,ting
of the most Interesting that has been
known on Long Island Among the hortes ~ present.
stabbed the would draw the a.tsaton %
the sporting community 60 the following that will
contend With Bostona IN the four mile racr.-
Tally bo--This spendi1 chestnut colt. four year,
cid his fake the Union cours. IN tbs spring
~ 1s4S and equally tUscesfu in several lie
g. nth Carolina last winter Last sprirg he also took
the Jockey lab pure Broad Rock and New Market,
Virginia In fne ftyls. ~ said before raliy.ho IL
only years Oh. and consequenty, carrying but
lCs Ms ~ predict that The that beat. him will
be called upon 10 do HIS work within the thirties most
sssurediy.
Free 1reje-IIs e. ieautiful black, eve years old.
We learn that his training this has been very
perfect aud be IL a horse ~ uncommon power and
fp.ed lie wen the Jockey Club ut Fairfield last sprng
IN SIS bb6 vitbou; having been previously trained for
thr mile heats We viii take further revs Of the
s.ahies In nert
There will he trcttrg today. matches and purses at
the Union and Cen,rsvo Courses
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BroosI,n city In.s,i,gcnee.

Jrrrrcrs CouRr. Before Justice King A man named
Thomas Gordon vas arrested yesterday by oser Nun
det n charge ~ steslinx n coat worth about Sl2,
from VIM H. Mead, at No ISL Concord street lie was
detained 20 answer
q Irenchmsn, we presume) appeared In court this
morning and preferred complaint against two teach
dist Church whose names are Henry clarke and M.
ns'es which charges them with having com nitt.i
Violent sssault and battery upon his son little boy
fully With n horse bride The Examination OF the
matter will take place at no distant day
Kises Courrr Cousr AND GsNERaL SESSIONS before
Hon r. Johnfou, County Judge, and Justices Hughes
ard wrifht-.9vroignmerfs- Chas Albro and Edssrd
Albro were srrsgued on an indictment for receiviny
stolen goods, aud seversly pleaded not guilty Fraucis
Mcclure vas srrsigred on indictment for keeping
dsordery house and brothel and pleaded not guilty
sssn,rs s,.orseI, and s..S, house he pleaded M.
guilty. Stephen jackson was srrsisned Tor Keeping
dangerous COW, and pleaded not guilty He Is the
owner II the animal which attacked Judge Johnson's
WIFE, dsys since and has also attacked other per-
son. Frsncis Msstsrsop vas srraigned on an indct-
nent for keeping disord-rly and gaming house; and
Cen ausignsd three indictments, for ASSAULT
ard battery, and ial.e imprscnment They pleaded
srss made BY these officers Il the rioters ct East Neg
York
fine Of .x snd quarter cents fer assault and bat
tefy. Eermsn n Ho~iett. found guilty Of keeping .
disorderly hous., vas sentenced 70 pay ane 81 ten
dollars, and to stand committed Till paid John Otmsu,
Who was indicted for ssssult with intent To k aud
convicted q the sssauit simply sentenced to paw
fine ~ <1o0 and TO stand committed I'LL the foe y psf
John Pierce convicted If burglary In the third degrees
sentenced to the state prison. At Mount Piesssst
hsrd labor for the term ~ three years and stu
month"; Wilson Reed vas sentenced ~ pay hoe 81
t2s having been found guilty of selling liquor without
license. Frances Mcclure vas brought into Court,
and faiire to give the required security for her
Do srance at the next Court n Sessions vas committed
10 the County jail Pho rster Buck vas sentenced ~
three yesrs ard ss months imprisonment st hard La
boz IN the state prison having pleaded guilty 10
slsueh ter In the fourth degree.
The Court Of General SECTIONS was then adjourned.
HIs Honor srncsncsd that the County Court wosia
continue open fer TIE transaction Of saeh bssness "a
might come before It.
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Police rntclIi.cuec

Brought on for Trial officer stephens Of the lower
police. arrived in this city Tuesday morning In the
steamship Northtrn.r from Charleston having in
tody man By the name Of John W. Reed whom he
had srrested In the latter city, requstion from
our Governor wherein Reed stood charged With grand
larceny In stealing IN August last from Thomas Tor
cnrau ~ 1p2 Ridge street the OF $3.50 IL seems
the accused was taken In By Mr. CCrcorsn, almost de-
stitute, who gave him hs board sntil he could dnd
work and the rascal returned the kindness by robbing
him Of the above sum 81 money. After he stole the
money, he left this city tor Boston. and from Boston
he took vessel for charleston where he arrested
by the above vglsnt officer and brought back to this
city yesterday TO snewer the crime Justice Lcthrop
committed the accused to prison for trial.
Arrest on Suspttion- Constable Joseph arrested.
Tuesday, Young man by the name ofJsmes Tessy on
suspicion of having entered the dwelling house the
corner OF Nsrisk aud Charlton street occupied BY VIM
Gallagher on Sunday night last, and stss,ing there
nom 700 IN gold yustics Lothrop committed him to
Bweiery.-1he tsilofipg store, No q Centre street,
owned oS ar meyer vas ferstd open during Monday
night aud the store stripped Of nearly all the ready
made cloibng, together with several pieces Of cloth
valued In all at 500 Ne arrest.
Charge ~ Ssoirg TSunk The police q the Fifth
ward srsn,d on 1uesdsy one ofthe black waisr from
on bosre the steamboat Oregon on suspicion Of hsv-
quantity cf valuable clothing the property of Edgar
Jotsrt residing At Albany. The man was detained In
custody On tie charge.
Of Fanny Howard was arrested on Tuesday ON bench
vauspt issusd by the Court Of Sessions having been
disordery bouse at No 2iS Churc stre ct viz shoass
Of prostitution Some time since. John Deleplsiue,
the asolord and owner Of this house. arrested and
held 10 bail charge 81 letting the premises to FAN
ny knowing for What purpose AZ was 20 be pied
end Fanny was held a. Witness now the Grand Jsry
inoict Fanny and let up the landlord Justice Lotbrcp
allowed Fanny TO go on bail In the sum n $500.
Token fros Officer Crawford, 81 the Ninth
Wsrd police totk from thief supposed To be stolen, .
quantity of wearing apparel cop,siisg 81 coats pants
veste. SILK dresses shaws 30 The wife Of notorious
thief found IN the pceseson q pawn tickets dated
In June July and August by which the above lot Of pro-
perty recevertd OvDert wanted for the srti-
cles The property can be seeu by applying ct the
Ninth Weird Police Station House, jefferson MARKET
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L.
s.ss. -" De msde w,tnou. wsIsnt nsrs cHn 90
no oonot thereore inst the offence OF the criminal
ne presens esss cane under steest one OF these deg
; ~ s"a tns po,cemen resny ara reiuse 70 s,ress
they sre, IN the language OF tbe Mayor ana Cnie
unh. ior fsrs'se we snail see how tnAt opinion
vi us INTO practcn erect sometimes poics
o,neers exnol. rs.ner TOO mocn zeal while a. other
lines they require 60 have With
"he du'e1" "k~""m 10 quicken them into action
SUICIDE ny SHooT'No The coroner yesterday hold
40 .nquss, ,s shs pubic nouse Kept by Alexander
Gn ~ ~ ." =, Th.os on .ns oooy OF =
@ liz uy sno n." TO-, sa.or,ng aged 20
= rife II appears that few S.vs AGO thu Sscasssd
came from Mexico having considerable moasv shout
him In gold and put IN st the above nublic houss
stopped TIVE days and then left the city for Montreal
Canada On Tuesdav last he re,nrned from Alh.ny
and again put up at the same place but he appeared
to act strangely ana to be Iaboring under some de-
i..ns ,bat ~ hsd 'o =, 20 nc ho n,t a. VIZ
ST COO The servant air, Msrv Coiiins ai.covsT;n1
him lying the floor ia his bedroom and the ri lie by
his side gave the alarm. and when assistance came he
found 10 be quite dead On examiaiug the de-
ceased 1t was found that the ball OF the rifle had
The ms n s o. top OF h
rifle had evidently been held In his mouth, while he
touched of the trigger With his foot The in
formed MT ssacs that he intended to get married and
reeue IN 'm,s Guy me jury rendered. the Ioilowirg
veionct'.i pat ane deceased came TO his death by
suicide oy shooting himself through the head with
rihe'
i.r .ne sea anu We trust IL WI De wiped from the
poon e'tgrsce 10 IL ere the return OF the
Si q. 60 - 80 'ai""io r Pi,.e Vi iesH'as,on
ony M Guy OF savsges ne evh II Processes, but
Iss 70 cur rs ,sr sm 'nsn 'he presen. nuisance ana
dsnscy nominated a city into hnn,,n@ ,onna I'm
the mingled ye,s Of tbs unfor,unsts 49, and IN
yapsbopd pursurrs assairg the ears ~ tha c;t,sns
n thew Are frtunats srongh 70 e.,ans h.n@ Snon% -
down in the chase wbils lesson OF sst,n1 crn,t 10
instii,ed into the yoptbfuI mind nra.r ~ sr,bn,,
Of a law which could snly h,,. a. or,r;, =" ann.y
iguorspce Of M .ural bistorv and NOR. sc;enc. f'
S... w, - 80,
Msrsh.Ii arrved NJ This mort last niaht hsT ,na,s
Death. by IN. eho,ara .na savsra, 80 ~ N ''0-
DkApauL ACCIDENT occurred In the woods near
a,smus. bergen county, N. j., on Monday last.
nile psnei boxe iaeorer' ana another person we're
preparing q heavy stick OF timber to saw. Boze
under the log, (~hich was mounted upon wooden
horses for the purpoee) stripping of the bark when
Of the horses gave way the log upon
his body-every part 81 which completely mashed,
except the head alone which projected out from under
the log. or course he died instantly.
A PosrR.-In passing over one OF the BROOKLYN
fa,,,cs ,.stard.s 80 I-,.n
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shipping Dntelllxencs.
city Politics.
New YoRK, Sept. n, 1919.

Mn. EnrToR:-
The updersigred having observed In your paper Of
yesterday, statement incorporating the true state
c facts In the case feel bound TO state that
appointed by the Ward inspectors OF toe
primary election which took place At the sixth Ward
Hotel, the night of the 25th inst from az to .
O'Clock, + NJ. We performed the duties assigned to
and after canvsssirg the votes poed found fol-
lows For the Kelly ticket 400 votes; Foot ticket 12T
votes; majority for the Kelly Ticket, 279 votes. We
must here state thathe Foot party under their leader
Yankee sullivan endeavored 10 carry s break,
the ballot box but did not succeed IN the attempt You
will please inert this in order that pres
fiors nay he removed and chlige,
Yours. most respectfully. nc.
HAMiL ron kERlONS SO Mulberry ST.,
THOMAS O'DONNELL. CO Mott St,
CHAS. BARrLLY, ~ Mott st.,
JOHN LONG,
JOHN MCINTYRE. 81 Centre ST..
Inspectors Of Election.
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JoHr CArpiTr, lc,.-A.
pArk. GEEhHsoor,, Twins

JOHN NArEf1T,
PArk. GEhEsGor,,) 'A''
Mn. FnGror-
Under the bead 81 City Intelligence respecting
The primary election held In tho fifth ward. on
Tuesday evening September 18th. 70 stated that
Mir. John j. tlcrdge, not having been put the
con mittse started an opposition ticket Of his orn
MT. tldfidge had desire going any ticket,
and he objected 10 the manner Of ten dozen
they did. MIR Eldrdge wishes 20 give state
ment 81 the votes poled The ticket headed. viz A.
d. Wnson received in al 17C splits IS instead Of as
stated ~ which william Baker received the whole
The ticket headed r. n. Hart received in al 81, In
stead Of 49, as stated splits John J. Eldhdge, In
epectcr
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The machine factory at Nev Market. ". ~, was de-
stroyes BY IRE On the 18th inst. Loss, $4,000.
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should be used So" He knew the warm blood OF these
young Americans We have It In evidence that one OF
bsys for shower" Judson ssid again that whstsver
was done, must he done quicfly as the military were
coming But the police could have arrested hudson had
be been alone What does Judson tell MIR Cofbyny
Why just what he did that night. He said no
wss going there and was going to out He did 60
tbere hut he did not see IT out But what else does
the diabolical ingenuity Of T. c. Judson concevsy
To Isiss cry Of hre The hooks and ladders are all
ready, but eve can't raise a cry of Hre" Gays the
Northern Liberty boy. What says T. Y C. J1dsonf
Why "get shsvpgs and set them Hra this will bring
the books and ladders and scale the walls and
get into the second story and drive them out -
Such man, gentlemen is At to enter your house at
night with stiletto in hand. What would he not
nuence he might have done-if he had said, You
are all wrong go home. the military will be
be might have done there would not have been atone
thrown from where he stood where Is the red
ing point In all his conduct! There s evidence enough
10 convict him, even without the testimony Of young
Bennett; but Of that testimony let me say q word
You saw him the stand: his evidence was simply
given and goes to prove the cunning and adroess OF
the accused; yeu heard of Mr. Marcus Cicero stanley
his friend and coadjutor In the newspaper who was
present to relieve him Of his pistols which, II found
upon his person. would have been damnng evidence Of
his guilt But where Marcus Cicero Stanley when
We wanted him and said We could not int him Jud-
selves that he Intended to introduce him himself
Where is he' [Mr smIrH-He has not yet returned
paper Ned Buntiins O,cn published on the morning Of
the 10th Of Msy)-"This Is piece Of jesusm said
mr. Whting In writing this paper, when he was about
TO engage In the deeds Of that night There Is species
OF refined cruelty about the man who would sit down
and write thus and then engage in the where
missile after missile stone after stone, thrown
broken doors broken windows to be seen, he crying
"Dcnt give 1t up, boys" The people out OF doors
quietly loofrg on at the peaceful administration Of
justice within there wallis these defendants are limo
cent acquit them, but II guilty, convict them; and
thus give evidence not only those around you but
TO those on the other side Of the Atlantic that
not only carry war at home or abroad. but can
maintain order by pointing the bayonet and sword
the disorderly peace breaker In midst. thank
you, gentlemen for your patience, and submit this
Gaze, 20 far a. am concern I'd. into your hands.
Mr.. SMI'H next Addressed tho jury In behalf Of tho
defendant Judson He had only fnished argument
TO the Court In relation to the applicable riots
when the hour for adjournment arrived the Court
adjourned until this (rhsrsday morning at 10 O'Clock