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"a NATIONAL MEDICINE.

One csu hardly pick M Q Newspaper or turn o
street corner sdays that he does not ind, star
ing him In the lace, the announcement that PREF
% and % has Just discovered o medicine which ID
panaoea for all the ills that flesh IL, may Be hei
TO- These"wonderful" discoveries usually have an
existence Of few months, then disappear from public
notice. The reason Of their sudden exfing uishmep
10 apparent. They we're humbugs. At the outset ell
medical preparations have IN equal chance for sue
cess, ell equally unknown but the char 10 soon
wnnowed from the grain by the practical test which
an unprsiudiced public applies 10 eli things.
There are but few preparations Of medicine which
have withstood the impartial Judgment Of the people
for any length Of time. One Of the few which We
have nov In our mind. and which hAs BEEN lonS
time familiar nearly every housshold In The isnd
is the celebrates hoetetteg Stomach Bitters Their
alnost aniystssl sale and use, spd their emphatic
pei the odmisaon that they must be specific for sks
s Sinenn toI xnien tssy are rsco9mended. letter.
throat, bowels, end liver. In that truly tsrribls
complaint, dyspepsia, they are REGARDED AZ m
cure. In Piftsb1re, where thess Bitters are msnr'
featured, their sale for home uss IL innnnse Tbi.
tAct alone speaks velaraes 10 their favor E.,ras
from hs M =! Cesrter, Iowa, Fts. z, lss7.
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THE WAR EUROPE.
PRUSSIA AND FRANCE.
England Renews Her Proposals
for an Armistice.
THE RUSSI.1.V DE.N.E.VDS,
England Backing Down.
Victoria Disapproves of the Hasty
Reply to Russia.
Russia Denies Having an Understanding
with Prussia.
A EUROPEAN CONGRESS PROPOSED TO
SETTLE ALL DIFFICULTIES.
THE RUSSL.1.v DE.M.Iv.DS
A EUROPEAN CONGRESS PROPOSED TO
SETTLE ALL DIFFICULTIES.

Tslesrapked xrclunvcly to The Evening Star.
QUEEN VICTORIA DISAPPRoyEs THE
REPLY To RUSSIA.
LONDON, Nov. l9.-lBy cable from private
sources.lThe Prince Of Wales, representing
the views Of the Queen, Is understood to have
expressed to the Cabinet her disapprovai of
Earl Granvilles hasty reply to Russia.
PARIS TO EXPEL THOSE 10000
STARVLINGS.
Paris balloon letter saws General Trochu
intends shortly to force from the city ten thou
sand half-starved citizens, for whom he cannot
longer provide food.
RUSSIA DEFINING HER POSITION.
ST. PETKRsBURe, Nov. l9.IBy cable to
Associated Press. The Galois, Of this city.
denies that Russia offered neutrality to Prussia
on condition that the Paris treaty Of 1856 be set
aside. Russia desired only a moditcatio of
the treaty.. While Russia is quite willing 10
submit her pretensions to the decision of a con-
ference, Russia will consent to the scheme only
on condition that her relations with FRANCE
shall not be discussed thereat.
ENGLAND NOT SO wARLIKE.
LONDON, Nov. I9.-John Stuart Mill WRITES q
communication to the Times this morning pro-
testing against EnslandIs embarking in war
with Russia on any existing provocation, espe-
cially as the demands made by Russia thus far
seem worthy Of consideration.
Mr.. Froude ALEC writes TO the Tilaes. urging
the government to change front rather than
extend war.
The Morning Post, per con.r1 SAYS that Russia
must recant or embark in a war insuriug her
humiliation.
The feeling in England to- day i. somewhat
more peaceful, but there is q strong under
current Of excitement. Securities at the Stock
Exchange are lower, and breadstufis are higher
THE SPANISH CROWN BEARERS.
MADRID, Nov. I9.-The committee appointed
by the Cortes to proceed to Florence to tender
the Spanish crown to the Duke Of Aosts have
already set out on their journey. The Corte.
has adjourned until the return of the commit
tee.
NEW ARMISTICE PROPOSALS.
LONDON, Nov. l9.-tBy cable from private
sources dispatches from Tours state that
England, with the approval of the provisional
government, has renewed her proposals for An
armistice, based upon pecuniary war compen-
sation, the razng OF the frontier fortress and
the naturalization OF Alsace and Lorraine: the
great powers guaranteeing the fulfllment of
these conditions by any future French govern.
ment.
A EUROPEAN CONGRESS TO ASSEMBLE
A congress is to assemble 10 settle these aues-
lions. and also to deliberate upon the Eastern
question.
AMERICA SUSPECTED TO SYMPATHIZE
WITH RUSSIA.
Dispatches from Vienna state the American
policy is suspected to be in favor of Russia on
he Eastern question, and that Austria has sent
firm reply TO st. Petersburg, aud also to Ber-
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- The Newport, X. l., gas companies make
dividends Of coke to their stockholders.
~Detroit prefers mules to horses for draw
ing street cars.
Hospital for exled and disabled crowned heads.
~The Emusic OF the Union"-The Wedding
March.
o0Five Of the thirty -four students in attend
ance al the Iowa State University are ladies.
~The Lord Chamberlain has forbidden the
dancing of the "can-can" st any OF the London
theatres.
~There are fifty candidates, more or less,
for United States Senator in New Jersey.
~Lonsville girls eat onion Iozenges TO dis
courage young men whom they don't care TO
cultivate.
0one Capt. Stafford. OF Kentish Town,
London, advertises a remarkable physiological
discovery" by means of which persons can in
crease in height and symmetry of figure.
~The tower of the new Catholic Cathedral
in Boston will be three hundred aud twenty
feet hlgh-the highest in the country.
SIT is reported that Queen Isabella is get
ting so obese that she has TO be helped up stairs
She is always getting something for the papers
10 write about.
~The chatter OF the granite pavement
around st. Paul's in London interferes 20 Sc
rlously with the religious services that the off,
cials have petitioned the city government 20
substitute asphaltum for it.
~Miss Pauline Fletcher. al the age OF four
teen, an adept i'm all the mysteries OF algebra,
geometry, uigometry, and so forth, is the
champion mathematician Of Indiana, at
Lagrange county.
~Ihe Mohammedan law of divorce IL a
marvel Of simplicity. The husband repeats %
the wife three times, "You are divorced" and
the thing Is done. But the wife IL not allowed
10 use this easy formula against the husband.
~According to the new police system i'm
New Haven, no single man VIII be allowed to
serve upon the force. single man looking for
police honore win have TO be locking for wife
at the same time.
- "raid" is being made in the newspapers
upon the high salaries Of the clergy having In
charge Whist are called the fashionable
churches" In New York, and other large cities
1t the North.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THESE FACTS DRMAND IMMEDIATE CON-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES should be guarded against,
il must be cured. The alternatives are death or
such consequences a. render life . burden. Combat
the malaris, purify the blood, put the nerves in
order, rseuate the female system, promote the ap-
petite. Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma-
tism, incres the ygor of both body and mind and
relieve the children Of summer complaints All this
only be done with safety certainty and prompt
ness by Charles Gautiers Native Wine Bitters; 20
says popular opinion endorsed by many of the most
eminent ply scians, who assure of the CONF lete
victory OF these all other Btters 1t has abso
lutely driven them out Of the market where il has
been introduced Gautier's Native Wine Bitters
may be had OF all druggists. os2s-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

MORE" DOMESTIC TRAGKpY."-The Roshes-
fer papers are nlled with the reports OF shock
ing domestic tragedy which occurred on Sun
day from marital unfAithfulness. David Mont
gomery had, IL appears, lived unhappily with
his wife for several months past because of the
fact that she had neglected her household da-
ties, and preferred the society OF fast young
men 10 that Of her lawful husband. The cou-
pie separated short time since but an apparent
reconciliation was effected Saturday, and they
went home in company. On Sunday Mont
gomery got up, partially dressed himself, vent
out and procured an axe, returned 10 the house
and buried the instrument in the forehead of
his sleeping wife. He afterwards attempted TO
take his own lie, but subseq uently gave him
self mp. The wife was alive 1t last accounts
but will not probably survive. They leave q
babe OF nine months.
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FOB THIRTY YEARS
Has that we'll known, standard and popular remedy,
PAIN KUUIER

manufactured by Perry Davis & Son, Providen CO,
n l., been before the public, and in that time has
become known IN al parts Of the world, and been
used by people Of all nations.
II remains, to day, that same good and efficient
remedy. Its wonderful power in relieving the most
severe pain has never been eQuaed, and il has
earned rs world wide popularity by its intrinsic
merit. No curative agent has had 50 wide spread
sale or CIV such universal satisfaction The various
Ills Tor which the Pain Killer il unfailing cure
are too well known TO require recsptulation in this
advertisement. As an external and internal medi-
cine the Pain iller stands unriyaled. Directions
accompany each bottle.
t0ld by all Druggists.
Price Is cts, 80 cts and 81 per bottle. nos eolm&w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

The ALABAMA CLAIMs-Another Eaalisk
Sesre.-A special from London to the New York
World last night says -" A dispatch from Sec
Rotary Fish to Mr.. Moran. concerning the Ala
bams claims, arrived to-day, Lord Granville
communicated to him, and the contents are. mn
to this moment, unknown to the public. N
circles where the fact OF the arrival OF the dis
patch 10 known great conservation and excite
ment prevails, e il h assumed that Russia and
the United States have secret understanding,
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The Hon. Mr.. MUNDELLA DEHouNCRD.-
At meeting OF the Workngmen's Union Of
New York, last evening resolution was passed
repudiating and condemning that portion OF the
speech delivered there on Monday evening by
Nr. Mundella, n. p. of She fheld, England In
which he condemns the principle OF labor
unions. That portion OF his speech has caused
considerable CONJUNCTION among the members Of
labor unions in New Ysrk.
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NITEp STATES PArENr oTTICI-

On the petition q JOIN D,,; SSonss s z; 10
nau, vnio, yreying for the extension of a nafsn,
ersn.ea 70 him on the 24th day Of Februsrv 80
ior an inprovepsnt In Hinges: 'oS'
a. ~ oered that the testimony m the case be clos>1
Sl;ns sstn day OF January nsxt; that the time for
lnnnS xgulNe1ts and the Examiper,s r~Sorf -
nmueo 20 the Sd day Of February NEXT. ma thss
next seuuon Dc heard on the sth day Of Fe6rnsrS
Amy Derson may oppose this extension.
, SAMUEL A. DUNCAN
HoNiN Acung OoRmissioner q Pnrepts
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fAfAAsrER JACKSON, discussing officer OF
me Naval Academy, is in town to-day.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
Al The Star Butldings,
Corner Pennsylvania ay. and nth st.
BY The
ETESlNG STIR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

TIE STAR ia served by carriers 70 their sub-
s.r.t.r- in the City and District At Ten CENIs PER
WIEN or FORTY FOUR CENTS PAR MONTH Copies
n The counter. Two CENT.
PsTvE FOR MAILING Three Months, 81 so.
SiH months. : 90, One Year. Ss 90. No paper.
are ssnt from the Office longer than paid for
TIE WEEKLY STAR-publisEed on FRIDAY
p7ruivF-Sl so a year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

SEcRETARY robson AND SENATOR PoMB-
ROY had interviews with the President this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

MIR. w. W. CoRCoRAN is not seriously i'll, as
reported, We are happy to-say.
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"A young woman in Sacramento, Cal. q.
threatening to get divorce on the newell eronnd
of"protracted festivities" She saws her hns.
band celebrated his marriage by getting drnnL
and has kept up the festivities ever since,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19
Terrible Accident ON a Steamer.

Telegrdphed Erciusirely 70 the Erening Star.
PORTLAND, ME-, Nov. 19.-The steamer Chase
arrived here at midnight in tow Of the steamer
Montreal, from kockland. The accident which
caused the death OF the engineer, Larkins was
the result of the dropping out Of the side letting
rod, which came up against the head Of the cyi-
inder, when the latter burst, and the steam
rushed out in terrible force. Larkin was in his
room 1t the time, and was found in his berth
with the bed-clothes on the floor. The flesh was
terribly burned. II seems that he had tried to
escape, but the steam overpowered him. The
.econd engineer and clerk were also scslded.
but succeeded in getting on deck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

WANT TO CONE IN THE UNIoN-Delegation
from New Mexico and Colorado are here to urc
upon Congress the admission of those Territorie
into the Union as States.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
Special REPORTS.
THE NEW PARTY.

SPECIAL 70 The Ecenino Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia proposed informal
conference Of the Revenue Reformers called to
meet in this city next week, and to which viii
liam Cullen Bryant, General John A. Logan.
David A. Wells, General Frank Blair, Horace
White, editor Of the Chicago Tribune, and
Manton Marble, Of Tie World, were invited,
is likely TO fall through. General Logan has
not responded, and some OF those mentioned
know nothing aboutit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

PRINCE GEORGES LAND SALEs--A farm of
22l y acres in Spaldings district, Prince
Georges county. Maryland, has been sold 20
Isaac Hartman, Of Baltimore county, for sA557
The tract OF land known as " Bellenonte." be-
longing 70 Zachariah Berry, of Washington,
containing 400 acres, has been sold 70 DIR. Z. A.
Harding for Sl4 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

~Joseph Cecio and Flames Wilson, alleged
keepers OF swindling counterfeit concern in
New York, were arrested yesterday, with their
eight clerks, on complaint Of provincial who
paid them fifty dollars for counterfeits which
they refused TO furnish, adding insult 70 injury
by putting him out Of their shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

AT THE WHITE HOUSE TO-DAY-E. ID. Web
ster, Esq, Of New York, in company with sew
eral prominent politicians OF that METROPOLIS.
had protracted interview with the President
ABOUT one O'Clock to-day, and after they retired
GOV. Ward, Of New Jersey, was admitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19
EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvKNuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50 ,565sI.
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- Two colored passengers on the Indiana
iolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette railroad, from
Greensbury, were put on the train yesterday
by the conductor for not showing their tickets
when asked for them, and in the quarrel which
ensued one OF the coiored men shot the conduc-
tor in the thigh, aud fired al the fireman, but
Without effect. They were arrested.
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ANOTHER RECONCILIATION paw
Wow

"a No Reporters Admttted' spr-
cfai Thin edged Representative ss
n and-fus> tu the Family sboat
Bowen and aatt-Bswen Com nittec-
men-A Fizyie and an Adj eur q ui eut
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GETTING MARRUHD-

GETTING MARRIED.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social Evils,
and the prOpriety improperly Of getting Married
WITH sanitary help for those no feel united for
MATRIMONIAL happiness. Sent free, in sealed envel
Philadelphia. Pa sells eosm
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81. LOUIS, Nov. l9.-The female suffrage
agents here have opened the campaign by APP
elect, Brown, to ascertain his views on the sub
Ject Of extendine the ballot to women, and 10
endeavor to induce him to alludO to the Quos-
ton In his inaugural message. A woni5ns con-
with view to influencing legislation in their
favor.
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Four Inches Of Snow In Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19-There u snow four
inches deep ct Altoona this morning. There Ia
snow also Il Harrisburg, and IL has commenced
70 snow in this city at n:30 O'Clock.
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This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
dsrmless, reliable, does not contain
esd nor any ettaiic poison to produce paralysis or
ieath Avoid the Wanted aud delusiye pre sfons
2oesting virtues they do not possess The genuine,
w. A. Bstchelors Hair Dye has had thtrfv years
dntsrnished reputation to uphold its integrity A
he only perfect Hair Dye-back or Brown Sold
~ all Druggists. Applied st Is, Bond street. New
ork. faS-t
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Arrival Of . vessel Of Our Aslatie
RlAef-

INV YORK, Nov. 19.-Arrived, the U. 8. frig-
ate Piscataqua, NOV the Delaware,) Rear Adj
miral Rowan, from the Asistic fieet.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Il ESNEDI 4 SON, REAL Estate AGENTS,
IN 142I Penn~y ~ ania Avenue.
In addition To valuable Lands all the Southern
and western States offer some very desirable prop
sTty ID tins city, including i've Houses within two
slnaTss OF the Treasury, at from $500 20
S5t-b- nol5-eOSt
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SECRETARY FISH ON THE
EUROPEAN SITUATION.


Us Political DiplOmacy!-
POsst abilities and Probabilities OF
the French Republic-A Peace Con
XFess An Orleans or Bourbon
AiDY-The Empire ut an End
Reminiscence Of Provost ParadOi-
The Cuban Questi0n-NO Change in
Our Spanish PSltcy-Blsmarck and
CavOur-EnEland and Her PrOvin.
ceS-The Alabama Claims Gen
Butler Means Wharf.-The johnson
Clarendon Treaty-The Revenue Re-
fOPmers-Gen. Schurx and the San
Domingo Treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

PAYHAsTRR j. s. GTRARD, now in close con-
hnement at the navy-yard, will be suspended, ?
he naval court-martial in session there, for the
ter's pay-rolls were not Forthcoming At the
proper time, and the government, fearing some
hing was wrong. had him arrested. Psymaster
Girard endeavOred to explain By saying he
understood that his clerk at New York Ia 4
transmitted the accounts, and that they we're 10
the proper department now. The accounts will
be audited to ascertain whether or not the trial
will be proceeded with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19
LECTURES.

LECTURES.
JUsTIK McoARTRY.
FIFTH LECTURE
oF1HE
GRAND ARMY COURsE.
LINCOLN HALL.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 81.
sabJeCt: THE FRANCO-PRUssIAH WAR
pooIs open az O'Clock; Lecture to commences ct s.
For sale only at the door 'ening Of Lecture
sle 81 the latter at G. Parker. Bookstore eT mis-
A MUsEhENTs TOR wINTER EVENINGS.
Temperance Societies, &c, With the Stereo pcsn, or
to :s ss
Blanc the Bottle, Drunkard's Career FAIRY Tale.
for es9e, I''iqnaRf htSs a1n
U etreet, between 9Th and 10th. N. W. nos I'm.
STAR COURSE
LYON POST, NO. 9, CAB.
Ihs rssf h,, the honor to announce that 1T
turee, 70 De given st Lincoln Hall. The season will
MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER S, 1870,
with new i MI BY the S E5ss. h1%o,st
AnIhSr o. "A Summer Day ct Long Branch, - Mrs
sa?S e iS.l3r EeeEslse, DECEMBER 10. 1870.
os the '.isn'ss Miss isisG KATE FIELD.
IHIksDAY TvENiHG. pIUKMBER Is. 1870,
REV. DIR. p NEWMAN.
SS9oJect, by request; THE Many Wives of Utah
SiSs r E EVENTS DECEMBER
% INC GESER IiTrjj j. KILpATBIoK,
In his new Lecture entitled Battle Scenes and Incl
Season tickets emitting the purchaser to the same
seat during the entire course, 81. Can b. obtained
nue, on and after November l. 1870. &C 81 OF
GRAND COURSE Of LEcTuREs
Calvary BAPTIST CHUBCH,
LINCOLN HALL,
Commencing
November Is, with ....-.-........WM II. MILBUBN.
Ds sgsIssIy hat Blind Man Sax GaiqISi-
- sqb,eet~Chivsiry Yesterday and IL. day, W.
December ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p. B. Do CHAILLU
subjeet.,A Journey to the Country d the Dwsr1s
SUBJECT Select Readings from Gelsbfa MSo1 a.
SUBJECT sixty Minutes Chat With Ghins and
March sub.eet-PO.tryJ sp@ fsst s;irc,uruy
subJect-The Thrones OF Europe
subject-Actors and Acting. ~
April Il LILLIAN $. EDaARTON
April ubfffESSs;H; i; S.q. s, and GUss
Subject-Bile.
single tickets, so cent?; Season tickets. %; Sea-
Il Pitt sna pras Store
corner OF l&th street and New York avenue, and
Burrs Furnishing Store, elO y street.
seats for the O. ~sen asn sSrs
after November 2lst. at Burr's, go st. 81 I'm
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRRsrpENT.-Tbe
PRESIDENT to-day appointed John B. Hay, of
virginia, and Edward P. Mclean, of New
York, consular clerks, and the following deputy
Postmasterss James l.. Camp, at Dixon. Illi-
nols; W. ID. Maerter. at st. Charles. Missouri,
and h. K. Keeton, at Mexico, Missouri.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER-sATURDAYN Nov Ie
" The Ballet Action. -nfifIed
LES CONTRABANDiSTE
tr, The smusglar Chiet, with al uf its graceful
rruuTlF g. char "teTIstc dar and illuminate
fs'isauN. DIyertirrmeLt and the Martinefti sp CT
Atty Il
Tue MARQUIS DE GUIGNON
Or IL. DtuCky Ch-N aiisr.
hOsDAH EVENING, Nov. q, 1870. these q st n
IIAMS will appear II
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REVENUE REORGANIZATION IN PHrLAp11.
PHIA--Under the amended law the first rev.
enue district OF Pennsylvania, embra ed in the
city limits or Philadelphia. has been reorgan-
lied into pine instead of fifteen divisions as be-
fore, and the following changes in the assistant
Assessorships are made in the respective dis
tricts:
DECENTRALIZATION /, VIM. b. Turner: Q.
II. II. Dietz; 3, James Gilingham; 4, John +,
Littleton; 3, H. nj. Reading; 6, John t. Pidgsop:
!, Joseph K. Kenny; 3, fred. A. Walker; 9.
John e. Thompson. y
Dropped.-H. l.. Taggart, II. NJ. Riebson, p.
p: Armstrong, Thomas q. Parker, Chas Trox-
ell, and VIM. Almendinger, all assistant assess
OTIS.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
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successful endeavor to reduce our debt. 70
relieve them from taxation, and to foster the
development of our great resources, CONSTITUTES
The whole aim Of the ADMINISTRATION.
THE oBLIouB FRIENDSHIP OF CARL scHuRz FOR
THE ADMINIsrRATIoN.
How about the San Domingo treaty." We
asked. "Senator Schurz Is On hand ready to
oppose il. By the way, he claims still to be Q
friend and supporter Of the administration"
"Does he? Well, he has Q strange way of
showing 1t, certainly" replied the Secretary.
"He didn't act that way out in Missouri. like
him - q man very much. He is Q very able
man, but he has strange ways or showing his
:" He claims, nevertheless, that he is q true
Republican; that instead OF attacking the ad-
ministration the administration attacked him"
!" don't see how the administration attacked
him :, w e, the reply; "but then Mr.. schur. may
But the San Domingo treaty We COM
"Why, it was rejected interrupted the SEQ
.'"Yes, but the story goes thst you vim send it
in again this winter, We said. Now, Gen
course he viii oppose it."
TIE SECRETARY Don't INTERVIEW WORTH A
CENT ON THE SAN DOMINGO rRIArY.
The Secretary picked up TIE STAR again.
and pretended to DO absorbed in reading il. We
saw, however, that it was upside down, and
coughed gentle cough, which disturbed him
enough to attract his attention again.
eyes, tho treaty was rejected" he remarked;
"but Gen. Schurz Is fine gentleman, and Mrs.
schurI ID certainly one Of the most pleasant Ia
dies have met ct the capital"
We gave it up then, and, as ignorant - We
were when We commenced our inquiries about
the San Domingo treaties, We retired from the
Diplomatic Presence,