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And now i. turns out that sLord Hubert LIE
Roy 5. Ainsley," who for some months has
been quite lion in the fashionable circles of
New ork, and whose recent marriage To MISS
Martin, one OF the bellies OF Staten Island, was
duly chronicled. is no lord at all, but an ex.
valet, gambler, frequenter OF low places
and, In word, an adventurer. He is not
known AT all IN London fashionable circles,
and II he ever was, is now uarecognized. His
mother who died few years ago, was a sec.
ond-rate actress in Berlin theatre and his
father at present is engaged in the livery stable
business IN the loves, part of the city OF Lon.
don. Ainsiey's right name is Radford, and as
valet 10 a wealthy French gentleman In pa
ms cqulred mis- education-an education which
mas so assisted him in palming himself upon
tie too credulous American people IL an
pears, furthermore, that his true cha racter was
Known to Mrs. Martin, mother of the bride.
eeiore the marriage took place, and that she
forbade MIN her house and annulIed the
engagement: but the infatuated girl cIunr 10
the swindler, con .inued TO meet him cIapdes
timely, and dnaliy married him at the houee of
Der aunt in New York. The affair has created.
as might be supposed, quite sensation among
the upper tendon Of Gotham and yicinty.
N, transit gloria, etc, etc D., de-, dc.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Aissrnssn's Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
POLITICAL MIDDLE N PENNSYL.
vAN1A.
Removal Of Attsrsey General Brewst.r.

Special 70 Tie Ereniao Star.
fHiLADRLP HIA. Oct. 25.-The Aoran1 Post,
OF to-day, prints the Official correspondence
between Governor 9eary and the late State
Attorney General, Benjamin II. Breesier, in
relation 10 the removal OF the latte.
Governor Geary's letter simply REG uests the
resignation OF the Attorney General
Mr. Brewster, in reply, accuses Gov. Geary
VI duplicity and fraud, and refers 70 the tact
that only two weeks ago the Governor
requested him no! TO resign. saying At
the same tine that the REQUEST msde
by Mr.. Covode for his resignation during
the late campaign for Governor, was n piece OF
brutal, imperunent, and naulhorIzed iate.-
ference on the part OF Covode. Bre wiser as
cribes his removal 20 a conspiracy OF q cor.
rupt faction, who bargained with 9eary,
pT pTomsing their support on condition IN st
torney GeneralshIp. This faction, he says,
10 composed Of such men a. w. Is. Manu-
a n. Mcclure, aud ex- State Trrs,u ,ursr
kemole. He further says that 9eary told
him that be believed Kemble 20 be de-
fauIter to the State, and wished him, Bre ~
ster. a. Stase's Attorney, TO prosecu ute him.
The publication OF the corresponds ace causes
great excitement here IN political Circles. es-
peciaiIy the charge that ex-Siate Treasurer
kemole was defauIter. Kembie e well
Known mere. and vas candidate for United
States Senator last winter, but was Oeateo nv
the Cameron and Bre wster inf usnce. Itisex-
pected tnat as sooa as the Legislature meets
Brewstere friends in that body will insist on
an Investigation OF the charges against KembIe,
and Governor 2eary's reasons Tor not prose
cutting him.
Judge F. Carroll Brewster ha. been an.
pointed to the position vacated by Judge Ben
Jamin Hsrris Brewster. They are blood rela-
tions. bot bitter personal enemies.
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SEVERE SNOW srORM ms AT THE
NORTH.

Telegrarhed Erclusfceiy 10 The Erening Star.
BUFFALO, Oct. a6.-Snow commea ced fallire
here last night, and this morning the ground
was covered. A severe snow storm now ore
walls.
TORONTO, October 26--About four inche, Of
snow fell here this morning About two feet
have fallen At Walksrton.- Port Elcin and AT
other points North and West, and IL
Is sfI showing along the lines of IN.
The fail is very light. and railway commnoi.
cation y uninterrupted- The local Parliament
OF Quebec has been con voked for the Jfth Of
the 18TH OF February. "
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PHhpsYLvASIA CoAL TeADs-1-tfre

fkkNslLVANIA COAL TRADg-A-fire D,moDe
masta,e Pnoes.The PhiladeIphia Ledg-I
states that the anthracite coal trade mas bacon. /.
very active, the orders for coal from the essf
ward being largely IN advance OF the am nnsdi
ate ability OF the operators 20 fII, and as a
cons equence, the price II coal is now tuiIv "a
cents per ton higher than a weeE ago on m.
common quaiItIes Of coal. and - cents 20 ii
adds:
There is a disposition on the rart Of som.
operators TO await the public sale OF 70,otu tons
OF Scranton coal ad veTtised for "Wednesday Of
the present week. In the meantime the lsh,r
IN tbe production OF coal Is being pressad ss
mt ch as circumstances will allow. fhe Read
ing railroad has again increased its tonn are
over the previous week, as has also the I-ehl ep
Valley railroad TIE Schuylklll canal ais,
increased IFS tonnage. The eentIre coal predue
ton OF the week 367.s2s tons, aeans, e2i Oi,
s6-sl6 tons-and tor the year lI,SI63Si tons
against li,66S,027 tons 10 same date an I-G-
showing decrease under corrected figures of
34S.613 tons.
We are glad to note that the trade OF the past
week dad not tail OF as was feared q would the
week before. The mines iu all tue coal regions
are being brought into operation, under tn.
increased demand for coal, as fast as u ossibIe
Even IN the Hszieton region, 10 10 thought that
work wlll be resumed IN q few days Tins
being one of the most productive REGIONS. can
ADD materially TO the supply OF coal. TAat coal
Is hiyher notc hdR az tciH b. "a JanHdrD nerg ar,
hare Ee dosiL The lowest prices At the Scrap-
ton pu bhc sales OF coal In We been 10 the month
OF January, and there are greater rea son Tor i,s
being the case the coming wInier than al sny
Tune herstofore. Orders for coal deliverable
on Broad street, IN this city, In January, IL is
said, Will De taken now for - per ION. so
eanguine are operators that the prices will n,
lower. Prizes OF coal by the cargo az Port
Richmond are Schuylkill red ash SsaS6 q.
white ash lump 81, steamboat 81. broken - 10.
egg 30 ~, stove $50, ana chesrut SJlJasJ ~.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
PRIZE FIGHT IN CALIFORNIA

PRIZE FIGHT IN CALIFORNIA.
APretracted Contest-Ninety. three Rounds
Fsught-A Drawn battle
7e'egrdphed Ezciusireiy to The Evening Star
san FRANCIeCo, Oct IS The Riley.Clnuou
prize fight took place to-day in NJ arm County
One steamer engaged to convey spectators 10
was about leaving this city; In: the autnori.
ties OF San Francisco could not preveat the
light.
A large number Of persons went to the battle
ground in row. boats and seiling vessels the
locality selected being only q short distance
from This city, although beyond the county
limits.
Ninetv-three rounds Were fought when
darkness interrupted the proceedings, and the
tight was declared drawn.
Cannon was severely punished, but Riley
suffered slight INJURIES only.
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ILLUMINATING Gas AND vRGFrArros.-Dr
Poselyn has determined by positive expert-
lnents that the death OF shade trees ON the pub.
lac streets ~ not die. as commonly " su pposed %
the action OF illuminating gas escaping from
broken service pipes. He is con vinced that q o
damage accrues from percoiauon Of the Ras
through the soil to the roots of the tree, bur in
sion goes on 70 show what causes act 70 d. stroy
the shade trees; one Of the most potent being
that no care is taken to kesp the earth around
tneir roots porous, but when packed hard, a. 10
genenlly the case, no water can reach their
roots. 81
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BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE EssrN.Bns =
THEIR VISIT TO THE PRRsIp.Nr.-The mem.
be . Of the brotherhood or Locomotive Eugi-
neers OF the United States and Canada who
have been attending the annual meeting O. the
association in Baltimore for several DAYS pas,,
arrived here at IS this morning, for the pur-
pose OF paying their respects to President
Grant, he having fixed the hoar OF ten O'Clock
this morning TO receive them. Aoou. one
hundred and twenty delegates Were present.
from nearly every State 10 tue Uuioa. aud
representing nearly every railroad in this
country and Canada. They were headed by
Charles Wilson, Esq. Grand Chief Eugi neer
OF the Brotherhood, and Major Gee. s. Koontz,
the efficient passenger agent OF the Washington
Branch b 4 .. X. r. Upon arriving at the
Executive Mansion, the delegates were
ushered into the East room, and in a few
minutes the President appeared. whea he " As
addressed by MIR. Wilson, as follows:
Mr.. President You see before you represent.
ahves connected with the great railroad ,nter-
ests both OF this country and Canada. We are
locomotive engineers belorgi to "a orgs MIA.
uon known as the brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers. Almost every State in the Union
IS represented by the men now before you
Their associations, their interests, and their
rreiudices are varied as men engaged in other
pursuits; but assure you. sir, that 1 speak
the sentiments OF all when say that we tender
yoa our respects as the honored Executive
head OF the greatest Lation on earth. We ha We
not come 10 invoke the passage OF any law, as
we hope TO obtain all we desire by merit aloae.
and gain your appreciation and encoura cement
by our good conduct Mr.. President in behalf
OF my associates tender you our grateful
thanks for the honor shown to us by grant,nz
THIS interview, ana trust that our future con-
duct rs an organization will never cause you
to regret the same.
The President, in reply, said:
Gentlemen l am very glad to meet you ae
me representative class Of one Of the branches
OF industry OF our country which does more
towards Its development than any other " ith.
out the aid OF railroads the interior Of SO vast
country as we have could be made Of bat very
little use. You have my best wishes, gentle
men, for your success and prosperity.
mr.. Wilson then introdu ced the delegates TO
the President, who took each one by the hand
before they withdrew. Accompanying the dele
gates were q number OF ladies, who were also
Introduced to the President. After going
through the parlors, State DIniug-room anu
Conservatory, the delegates withdrew, and
proceeded to the Patent Once and other place,
OF interest in the city. They leave at $40 tn, !,
afternoon for Baltimore, and will ad iourn sin.
die this evening.
The organization represented by these gen.
tlemen has divisions in nearly every City in
the Union, the objects Of which are beneficial
and protective, besides prescribiug rules for
the government Of engineers, which will ad-
SaEcs the interests OF oaas.. and Prsvsat
unworthy or reckless persons from being en-
ployed ON trans.
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The PREVAILING STYLKs.-If these are
ugly, W. can please ourselves with the know.
ledge that they will 30 short lived. First we
nave the sailor dress, " hich to our thin king
has nothing TO recommend II. A certain fast
look, which is called launtys without any par.
ueular grace or style. The eailor costume
consists OF the sailor Jacket, and the short
FOUND skirt made Of dsrK blue cioth-the sailor
collar and sailor necktie, with the tarpaulin or
sailor hat. This might be an appropriate cos.
tune lor cruise around the world, or II might
90 for yachting expedition-that is-,t mieht
1.-THE style was properly carried OUTPUT ihe
materials which compose the costume are too
nne, and two snowy for such purpose-while
~ atIogetnec ous OF place in the streets OF q
city.-Corier's Street, Salon and Shop.
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b ss~hers' ed Brosers' rsI,s-aPa. Js-es ~

Gatsasras, oysrG,s.
Lewis Johlson 4 ~. aaS.- -sOo.s 49, oond.
In home and foreisn muxetS a. .SI,ows
NsS tokk.Octooer l6--Sscoad BSa-d-US
&c II ocopoa ii3A SO'A. az. Soa -. l205,
t-T, eoupops iiss Is. Ipons iIgs Isos.
-ouTOa uev. ,i7s; s~'s. ~ sapoC
NV; SAYS. Isas. couIor. n; Io-at's c N pou
lue' Currency e's, lO.N; "a. On, 50,
- ph-rlsEa q MARI =. Z AR fnd N,s-
siss'ppi C-rioc.t-s, e6S 't,gu ',si' u. 59s /.
Western Union reiesia-", ~: gu'czsilvrr
i3s. bostU, WAFER Est. l6 New YorE
Central, lS,. Erie, 9ss DO -, .s-rad, So:
hpdson i.2si hssdin., ,. nIiCaasa.. OsU-
trsi, l2A Michigan Slr' -. nDoi.
Oeorni i3e; Ci-veisnd ana yr--s "a. III
Northwest 7ls; a. rr-'errHs =: Rors
IsisId osx; Fer wayne. - >, =, 90 q Tern
Bauts. pon-; Toledo sno W sh. "a. Gone; Adam.
hpress, IS; Wells. Fargo a 20. Express.
sos; Cn'tec STATES Express s.. An ,icSn En-
pIere. IS; Mer chanu Untop. az Onicaso
4 Alton. 1t0 Co. pref'd. l,l. Market steady
Gold, l10SaJooA.
Iy Gable
LONDUN. Oct ~, ! pa a-C.nsCfs, 93A
g't. bonds, 62's -. So. = l,. s7's So
lui0s, 96s. Illinois. 96a Jss. ErIe. Il .a2tS
Atlantic, IS.
LIVERPOOL D p. m-.DOtton market scea iy
Ssl-s 10000 bales. Midiliug Upland. Il, Md
ding Orleans, h SaIas
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The registration of the voters of Balumor~
city has besn complete6, The whole number
ofvofers now registered is 4i,2lI, an increase
OF 7,ols over the number registered last year
The city election takes place Tomorrow 10
members OF the two branches of the city coun
ellis. There will be three tickets in the field,
and quite spirited contest is anticipated in
several of the wards
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q city goyernme,<t.
~A great sumter OF women voters have
been reeisrleed fa di9ersat parss OF Eagiand.
~A Ohcmnatian has invented Q piano
Which 10 playsd ~ tbe tset-
s7Napoleon givss '.stag parties" st Oon-
p.sene during Easssses ssssEce.
~Pmcs Ions MarAt has ealis,ed I'm IN.
French navy - comooa eoilor.
~Twsnty -nvs papers pabiishsd In Csnas.
advocate fndependence In some form.
0Ths agents OF . colony OF tvsntv N..s.-
cnu:et;s isolllss Are BOW ssarcsing Tor . gooI
ns ~ me Methodist Ministerial yot.,
nee ben z,Ss2 70 800 against Law dslsra,os
This sives the requisite three fou rms %.,e "a
votes 70 spare. Win hi
0rhe paupers in the poor hou.. ,p
niss, are made TO work on sewias ms
- Neektiss VIII little mirrors I'm m.
OF tne bow. 10 the latest fasnlon v,.s se @ centre
oy" lad. What NEXT WIN 'ne "noo-
vsr,oSe Sccsaes fever - prevailing In I.,udon am.
very fatal. aaa 70 proving
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THE MARkkT> TODAY

Jet<grdPhed Exclsstreiyt 10 TIE fr>Hiag V'1r
nALrIhosA. Oct. 26--Cottou quiet vtthout
sales, but ,minally 20. Flour daiI aud weak
with quotations nominally unc hanged. Whea
very dull Prime - choice red SlsD.sl -
Corn dull Old. si.l0sst. u: new, a5c as. oVs
dull At 81 l0all2. Provisions unchanged an
every respect Whisky selling At st.1I
Nav loRK, Oct 2s.-Stocks steadg ana dulI
Money 10 per cent. Exchange, long, -:
snort 81. Gold. 5-2U's, l-6,, coup On, 20 !;
lo-40's coupon, ~. Eireinia Skies. ex-eoupos
Is. do new. 53. North Carolina SKIES, old
ie L; de. new, 37h.
BALTIMORE Oct 26.-yIrgina s's, old, ass
asked; do. iS67, A9s asked.
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rae NEW MARKET RACES In ENC.
LAND

Teleqraphed Erclasircly to The Erening Star.
LONDON: Oct. 26.-To-d day was the second of
the New Market Races, autumn meetine- The
principal race was for tue Cambridseehi
stakes, a handicap for twenty. i've sovereigns
eacn, with one hundred added, which was won
oy Westminster, with Cirdagne second end
cardinal YORK third. Twenty. mine horses
nan. The betting was 100 70 AGAINST West
minister; 66 to AGAINST Cardsgne, and 81 to
against Cardinal York.
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"1xion. or the Man at the Wheel, was per
formed at the National Theater last evening
TO q large audience, and will be repes.ed this
evening. The bnrlesaus OF SomnambuIa''
Will De produced Tomorrow night, and lhe
Forty Thieves" on Friday, for the benefit of
Miss Thompson.
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EXPLOSION OF ACID AND Loss oF LTPE-
A hre last night at the wood-preserviag fac
tory or Rooins d Co. in south Brooklyn, y.
Y. caused by the explosion OF a tan OF car
bonic acId, result IN the deatn of Martin
NoCrhies, the patentee Of the vood-preserying
process, and of Michael Gogsn. lzborer, VINO
were instantly killed. Their bodies yer-
blown Nifty feet into the AR. Loss es:ina "a
ai S1600O insured,
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The registration Of voters in MONTGOMERY
county Nd, has been completed, and foots up
as foll,ws: First District,ai9; Second District
sc; Third District 5lli Fourth District, SIG
Fifth District, 62i. Total, 2aso
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PARIS TRANQUIL.

Photographed Erciusfvely TO 7he Eueninq Star
PARIS, NOOK, Oct, 2s.-The city is entirely
tranquil. The Government has taken gre m
precautions TO guard against disorder, but no
manifestation is likely 10 occur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

1t is now probable that the Governors of au
the States will unite upon the 18th of Novem.
Der, as the Day Of Thanksgiving-,hat being
the day recommended by the President.
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TIE ERIE RAILROAD SrsIKg-rhe s,rIk-

THE ERIE RAILROAD STsIKE.-rhe strike
on ne Erie railroad sull continues. The over
regsrd 10 regular pay day did no; prove sat-
Eiactory, and until there is q better arrange
mrnt made the men say they will no. resume
woTk. Mr. Gould, Mr.. BROOKS and Mr.
Rueker are visiting tue strikers along tas liae
OF The road, endetyorfng 70 bring a51ai . set-
tlement OF the trou bie
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Alexandria and Vicinity.


The Gazette Of last evening has lhe following
items:
FIeBr-Last night two residents OF the city.
having had q quarrel. resolved 10 settle tue
olmculty by q fsucaf engagement. and for
that purpose, accompanied by seconds and a
large number OF persons, repaired 10 a vacant
lot. At the f1rst blow, one OF them was
sprAwled upon the ground. but before q second
CO alo be struck, both were covered with Hour
thrown upon them by the spectators OF tns
anair, snd 90 blinded that they could not s4.,
each other. Ihe fight having bsen Interrupted
the parties agreed 20 meet At the same place
This morn ng at 10 O'Clock, and renew the com
bat with broad swords, but a. the Designed
hour only ore made his appearance.
PASTORAL CALL.-Rev. J. T. L.eftwich, pas
tor Of the Second Presby oerian Church IN this
city, has had a call 10 Atlanta, Ga, 10 the
charge OF a large congregation, aud a; tie
earnest request Of a number OF leading men
IN the church there. viii leave for % at place
THIS week on visit. he hss not, as Vet,
sisnIhed bis intention OF accepting the call.
PARsoNAGE BoUGHT.-The handsome three
story brick dwelling on the west side OF =
Asaph street, between Duke and Wolf, be-
longing 20 the estate Of the late Lucy -
Thompson, has been purchased by the con-
eresation Of The Second Presoyterizp Churca.
for parsonage for that churcn, ~ a cost OF
- 500.
LsBeBURe FAIR.-Tbe Loudoun Conntv
Agricultural Fair will commence az Laesburs
Tomorrow.
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TRRAsURHR SKINNER has issued c'rc alar
governing the Distribution of the new Iesa,
ter dsr notes.
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FINANCIAL Ans COMMERCIAL.

Toe New York uo,ey rs-Se. - s'.ady at
70 per cent on ca''. wita exssp,,o,s a. Der
ceut. some loans have been MAJ. o. .,r,v
days 80 Iett, irs -r>t ards connfss-na o.i -
" per ceat. Tue rrssary ~tl s-H a. ss.o a..
eold tots week sad Gay 80 Ose e'o % ss.. Tn.
dis'oant market re nA NJ dull an. pr ne hasi-
ness nO'eS are s'og OF sale ~ toto - per ceat
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TIE COLIsEUM LOTTERY SAID TO BB A
SwInDL8-Ths anEouncement that ]. L. Ma.
gutre, bOiider and lumber dealer. ID the nsW
owner Of the Boston Coliseum doos not give
much sattsfaction 70 thoss who paid one dol
lar apieco for tAsiP tsckets. Mr. Maguire
with some others. entered into an arrangement
win tne essoc,ettor Whereby they agreed TO
morning ofthe drawing at q certain price raid
70 b eomstAiag nke eighteen csnu each. Il is
said that qutts large number or tAe tickats
came into possession Of Mr.. Mcguire in thiS
way, And that - W0 tho most sx tensiys holder
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PHReoHAL.-Hon. H. W. Slocu n ana Hon.
Thos. Harlan OF New York, are at the Eobi,,.
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MINISTER BURLINGAME

Telesrophed Ezctusirely TO Tie EreniRg Star.
CorENHAeBN, Oct. 2s.-Tne Chinese En-.
6sssy, after having visited the capitals of
Denmark, Norway and Sweden, left to-day Tor
the Netherlands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

Hon. BEN WAD. is IN this city, and had an
interview with the President last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

PRoBABL. WIS NURDER an Nsw YoRk
rank Myers stabbed his wife Mary, a. 10.
2io West Thirtteth street New York, last eve
ping. At 6k O'Clock, inf1icting what 10 sun
poted fatal wound. they nave not lived
toge1her for o great while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

Inc decree OF the Spanish Oortss establishing
u1nIestricted liberty Of religion in Cuba and
TOTO kico was ysstssday prom ulGaaed, ana
pAS gone nto eject - the law Of tho laod. The
eoccment 10 exceedingly liberal In its terms. II
declares that Spain CANNOT rapsin removed
Irom the keieyAI Uovement Of Europe ana the
world, and adds that this consIcsration u mors
contInent SSsre I,nssty 81 rsssssoei i 1. .e near
sizeo. ~ Iw One clause provides that no
Pe1oa seSet % pfeveated rpp holding once
s~ Snoss ~ Ay rsaSoh Of hh ,9su.s
pOppIace with ssssrsi sstlsfactisn. ~ 20 '''
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CYRUS w. FIELD.

feteorophed Exctusircly TO The EceHing Star.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 26.-Cyrus w. Field reached
Omaha ON Denver yesterday
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER


Second and posiiivel, Last week Of the celebrated
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLEsoUE TRoUPE
THIS EVENING,
The famous Burleslue OF
IXION;
OR, TIE MAN AT THE wHgRL,
In which this froure achieved their mem orab,e
success In New York. where IXIOH was per.
,pIhied every theatrical night during 20 weeks 10
thr.nsed audiences. fbe burlesQne viii he pre>
senfto here With ifs original aed sparkIine At
n.eIions eptire new scenery, and all the original
eHMiassHAW, sAGsHAW AND BRADSHAW.
MATINEE. SATURDAY ct O'Clock.
Adm1sssn, 50 cts; Children. Is cts oc 35-et
LINCOLN HALL,
PATTTi.
MAX STRAKosCH respectfuIiy announ,ss
tbat the world renowned Concerdvoc alist, fresh
mom her spt.n ndid trfumphs in New Y ork and Bos-
Ton, MILE Carlotta
PATTI,
xy., PATTI.
since her return from Eurepe, in
ONE GRAND PATTI CONCERT,
"kpN1sDAY EVENING, Nov. I'D, as .. m.
Tie oarlotta Patti will DO as.istsd By
Mons THtO RlrrER. Mr.. THEO BABRL-
:1i:i :. . 81. fTss s1pe.r. Tenor; TSH' the iA''r'''
M: J; = PRONE. the JOSEF HERwANss,
ist
hemission' 81; Reserved ses;S. sxtr sani''
The sale OF seats will commence Ssturdav,
Mth ,s October, at the Music Store Of w. q. Metzs'
The Grand Plano used 10 from the m m.nuf.csorv
OF btefnway Sons oc aS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

PAThHHr OF TIE PUBLIC DRBr-Nr
Wells, Special Commissioner OF the Rsveaae
ia his forthcoming annual report, takes the Do.
sition that from SSo.Oooo00 to O,OOOOOO OF the
deb can BE- paid annually, and that the des.
can, therefore, be extingnished IN from rs to y
years. He does not believe the people will be
satisfied with sma alier rate OF payment.