Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29
EIerffon Nefes


Election Notes
CAIrFORNIA.-C Complete efiCial returns .r.a
Grant IS eco majority.
MIcaIoAS The oricil returns & W ,s-,..
rs 81, Greeley, s6,''t, and o'Clu15r -...
ALGrANA.-The oaicIa, vote d. a. r..,-.-
For Grant, ? -, ;or Greeley, ID 81. i5ry ,ea-
EAss,s-The vote or K.-,ss give. n.-.,r..,.
rep. tor Governor. II 80, stone. rep. Tor
tenant Governor. ...Hi, Ca. --....r.-.. ...
pG,frsas. Lowe. , .lr- fAi4..t.-. 50 ..... t...-
INV YoEK -Gene-a, psy's majority ---
kr Herman IN tt's state w. 20 5>I. Nr.
MAINS majority over Mr.. Cox tor CcrEr.s t--
NV .TErsry-The orr-ra' vr.s ~ Nav D --
~ Grant. ~ h12 50. tsretl ,v. 5E @ .. ...-
yoTlN Tor "rSut, l',l.e -, - .Couor. .'. Ora-. q
majority over an. Il 5'l. Ia.si vote .u rra
St.re G.,.-h. Total vote fsT Governor .- i .-r.
49, So. increase IN vote, Ia.'Ss.
THE pgy Guous MAR6Er.-Tse NeR g.. =
DRY go a. markets during tre past vc5k v.r.
ss-lsi gcrury "a 4 business f.1rr 81 view fs- d
transactions were rot very heavy. Cotton 10 ..e
have totu Enthusiastically hrm. suI ,.ufIrs- 3D..
l. nav, however. BE- remarked tGst thsra
pears to % u''s- absence or any S5rsgs' t...,
derosud either tJr homf rbrsru I...1- r- rr -.-
an j u D. fair O. assume that -'.c recent Hula".
nttf 81 values - perfectly legitimate ana o..
-nel,ie4 " The coU'.racd O. 81 price ,I -HH
s'sp'e. R-owu shteflu-. ana -..Hr.r-s .H..
been Uarkcd by siderable at .r.tv o. each.
sL.ti.pg, aTd sh,rtIngs have DISPLAYED cou-.I --
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followed The advanced prices UI de 4.s....-
tsrf.u f'Npnais favU been f- f-r, frr-rf .r.....
Prints have met With fair Il >rrihrt.1r. Con-
GdiEs remain ma iaVCr. Dress 500 have -t1s1
considerable animation, and small bUf uaul .r-
Gus a>sortmcu's o. al the prevailing -.t .Ff
have been distributed. Hosiery ha- been ..
good request from first hlrfs ami -laHsr- ..-.
pecially Tor SHIRTS aud drawers. SlsVI- H..s
teen very quiet ln uT>t hands. but tle iouHr..
LaNC cone a iaiT business iu i.tIus AMI ars Ir-
dncgnE their stock considerably. Pf..ra COM.
iin le irregu ar. aud ia some csSas low ".
leIs-l here has been oulN moderate dIs. r.it.l-
ton from met hands. hut the jobhers have been
fairy active. For doeskius and -.inats faars
has been comparatively Ett'c ipTGry. a.H
prices are unchanged tor them. Black co 80
were an rather better demand, and kentur,y
Jeans have shown some Improvement. Gag
rneres have been in fair request, aud cOnsi Ter
able inquiry has been ma be tor light make.
Wool nSnnels have been very active. Blanket
have siso been in good demand tor the al
yanced periodof the season, aud prices are very
firm az the higher rates established since to
Boston IRE. Foreign dry goods-There has
been comparative little animation in imporfrt
goods during the past week. Of course trade
virtually over with the importers for the - a.
son, and their operations have been very lint
ted. The approaching holisays have given
decided stimulous 20 some bran ches of the ira D.
which have been comparative neglected OF late.
and there Ia percepuble improvement In ne
demand FOR white goods, embToideries and laces.
The anticipated accession of an active ira H.
from New England in Consequence OF the " l.-
ION hre has net been rsalized-N. \. BEl,fiH.
sINGULhE DISCOVERIES IN TUE ArErrtAN
lsLANDs.-Dr. w. ii. Dali. OF the a. =. Coast
Survey, has been making explorations OF lac
among the Aleutian Islands, and has discovered
various remnins OF prehistoric natives, such a.
lamps, knives, spoons, arrow heads. hearth
stones, and skeletons. Around the sites OF an
cent villages he found several specimens OF f.r-
GUITAR Way OF burial. In certain places sort
cave was formed under overhausing rocks. al
here were put the bodies OF the dead. preserved
and gayly dressed. Some Of them were cover 4
entirely with wooden amor. Dccasi ,naIIg ia
lTr al arrsar. M =
renowned hunters were place. la canoes. armed
and apparently rowing. Women were repr.,-
sented engaged IN the .a6Or> OF thtir lives. sew
lhg. dressing skills, or holding their chilIrcH.
ana Old men were seated about the walls. -e,If-
ING 10 beat the drums. To- Wio-e rag-h !as...
Their fellows once danced in winter.
WARNING To OwHEEs OF DaGs.-The f,l-
loving i among the court reports a. the NeS
York Herald OF Saturday: Before Judys
McCue. Patrick McGOey sued william "a.
tanmeyer, proprietor OF the Union grounds. 20
recover 81 O09 for injuries received by being
bitten by two OF defendants dogs. McGOey
was passing the grounds one morning ON his
way TO work when the dOgs, a bag black one aud
a little one, ran'out and bl; one OF his legs TIE
animals were afterwards killed Cammeyers sil
he offered TO buy plaintn new pair OF pats
and ray the doctors bin IL the little yellow
dog was only spared. McGoey was MEMORABLE
aud both dogs were killed. II WAS farther
claimed that McGOey was 90 call the N after
square II this were done. The jury gave PLAIN
TIT 500 damages"
A Young WOMAN In Ohio wrote % Mast lat
summer, prop posing marriage. Thomas REPLIED
by sending her a cartoon OF Mrs Mast aud the
Children, labeled "The only Objections" Mr..
Mast himself II the author OF this little story.
CHICAGO POLICEMAN want TO know "Is our
American independence a sham" and IL il said
that three-fourths Of them will tender their
resignationsif the order concerning black NECK
ties aud clean boots is strictly enforced.
- Navigation on Lake Erie Is nearly close
by ice.
~ Fashion reporters announce that satin
dresses are 10 be worn no longer by hriles
They couldn't well be worn any longer than
they have been without tripping up every one n
the room.
GOODS FOB THE SKA