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Political Notes,

The GIeeleyites are having grand barbecue
at Rockville, Md, to-day.
Marshal Sharpe has decided to appoint addi-
tOnal special deputies for service on election
day in those districts in New York where trou-
BILE is apprehended.
Virginia elects Governor next spring. Thos
s. BOcock, j. Randolph Tucker, General JAS
kemper and Col Robert z. Wfthers are among
the prominent candidates.
MIR. Daniel ID. ConOver, of New York. has
written letter resigning as a member of the
liberal republican central committee, and an
nouncing his intention to vote tor Grant and
Wilson.
Usually the "melancholy days" alluded to by
the ancient poet of the Post, come in Novem-
her, but this year they came about the 9Th Of
october, and "came it strongly. 7. Com.
The republicans of Baltimore city finished I'D
the campaign last night with q grand mass
NEE ting In Monument square. Senator Wilson
made one OF his best speeches, and Postmaster
General Creswell delivered an eloquent sd-
dress.
Putting the case 30 as to be fully understood
by the "bloody chasmers:" The democrats m ay
have secured "high" in Indiana, but the repub-
lieans got "low," Jack" and the "game. ~
Low stands for the state ticket Jack for the
Legislature, and game is Mertons re election to
the United states Senate.-Phil. North Ass.
The campaign In the LIST congressional district
OF Connecticut is 30 hot that the inhabitants are
said TO live in constant fear Of spontaneous com
bustion. Mr.. Eaton and General Hawlev, the
rival candidates, have wasted quires of paper in
an attempt to agree upon q time for meeting In
joint discussion, but Lo result has been reached
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MARY Y. c. GREELEY.

On the coffin were placed two wreaths of fow-
ers and cross Of white roses and tuberoses.
While the remains were being carried into the
church, Prof. A. j. Hedden rendered Betho0-
ven's IF funeral March," and when the remains
were deposited In front Of the pulpit, the choir,
composed of Madame DE Buyter, soprano
Frida De Gsbele, oontralto; DIR. j. A. Kelly,
tenor; and George Q. Diego, bass, sang Handeis
anthem, "Unyeil thy bosom, faithful grave"
Or. Chaplin read the appropriate passages of
Scripture. He said: Occasions like these are
not the times for many words. There are times
when we should speak peace and consolation to
the afflicted, and tell them of the joys and hap
piress OF the life to come. The few words that
cosld be spoken were those of hope, and resig-
nation to the will Of our Father In heaven, who
gave and also takes when ana where he chooses
The remarks were brief, and when he had closed
the choir sang Zerner's hymn, "They are not
lost, but gone before" The remains were then
taken to Greenwood for interment. Rev. DR.
Switzer will conduct the services at the grave.
Owing to the prevalence Of the epidemic among
the horses, only ten carriages could be obtained;
but many private convey ances followed to the
cemetery.-Ne1C York Nal LIST.
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From Europe To-Day.


LONDON, Nov. Mr.. John Francis Naguira
the well known Irish member OF Parliament toe
Cork city, and proprietor and principal cI.yr
OF The Cork Eu0miHer, died lat night.
THE MUNICIPAL ~ ECIIpNS
throughout Ing and yesterday resulted in heavy
conservative gains, which are s.tttibHtel 70 tue
passage by Parliament and the enfor ement OF
the licensing act. Much dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed al the working OF the ballot sct. Al
some OF the polling places the process 0t voting
was 80 slow that many persons were unable a.
cast their ballots before the hour arrived for
closing the polls.
TERRIBLE CASUALTY IN IRELAND.
LONDON, Nov. 2-P. M-Nhie court was be NJ
held yesterday in Darras, = parish OF County
Cork, near BRntry, Ireland, the floor of the
room gave way. precipitating two hundred per-
sons twelve feet. Several persons were instantly
killed and forty were injured, some oi whom
may die.
HON. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
LONDON, Nov. Among the passsru gers by
the steamship Russia, which sailed to-day from
Liverpool for New York. were Hon. Charles
Francis Adams and Mr.. Elliott (. COspin.
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New York Eotes.
WHAT THB HALL JURY SAY ABOUT THr-y


WHAT THR HALL JURY SAY ABOUT TUr-y
DISAGRFENFNr.
NEW YORK. New. The Hall iurv say n
they disagreed on wiituintss OF negiect Alleq. a
against the mayor. No jury man sagg,s ted ts.
the mayor had committed auv rrauIaieut
They stood all he time seven Tor convi -tion 4r
i've Tor acquIttal on the technical verdict u
wnfUl neglect.
KILLED by CARELEsSNESs.
The accident already reported on TIE Jones
burg railroad, near Monmouth. -. J.. ThursR ~
night, was due 70 csTelessness IN telegrapblu.
As TO the running Of trains. The engineer aul
fireman, who were killed. were horribly man
gled. The engineer on one train did not ri,,
the signal for brakes, though IL fun view OF n,
approaching train. Ii WAS miraculous thai
fighuul loss of life did not occur. No ph,-
stefan was near to aid the wounded, whose e. l.
ferings were for 4 while dreadful.
THE PROTESTANT RPIsCOPAL BISHOPS
yesterday elected Rev. w m. n. Hare. now Sec
Rotary Of the foreign committee A. bishop TO tie
Indians.
JOSEPH AMRS.
the well-known artist, died here yesterday
THE BANK STATEMENT
shows an increase in loans OF S2gJ. so, AZ n
crease in specie OF 81 ,093 800 decrease in , 4
tenders OF sees Goa, an increase in deposits Of
So, 500, and decrease I'm circulation of Ss 500
wOOnHULL ARRESTED FOR LIBEL
VIC. 4. Woodruff was arrested this morning
on a wsryant sued out by a. VI. Challis charging
gross libel in her paper. An eNaminatig was
fixed for two O'Clock this afternoon.
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Funeral OF Mrs. Greeley.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Greeley took
place this afternoon in the Church of the Dl-
vine Paternity (Dr. Chapin) 45th street and 5th
avenue. The remains left the house OF Mr..
Alvin y. johnson, 323 west 51th street, at IL IS
a. N, and arrived in the church at 1890.
The following gentlemen acted as pall-bear-
ers: John f.. Williams, Aug Schell, Waldo
hutchins, DR.. Bayard, Alvin j. johnson, Rich
ard II. Manning, Marcus Spring, Isaiah T.
Williams, Ivory Chamberlain, John X. Stewart.
When the body arrived at the church IL was
borne in. preceded by the pail bearers, and was
deposited on an improsisoed catafslque, over
which was thrown a black velvet pail, the bot
tom of which swept the floor and was strewn
with flowers.
The coffin was black, silver mounted, and on
the plate was engraved simply the name:
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counterfeited by a Scotchmsn in New York.
They were 50 we'll executed that several OF then
were taken at the Department before being
detected. or the present issue of legal tenders
and fractional currency, but two counterfeits
have been made, one Of which il OF the 50-cent
notes with the yignette of Stanton, which was
counterftited alb lut ore year ago, and a number
of them are now in circulation. The issue will
probably be called in by the government soon,
and new mote substituted. The present issue
OF national currency has run longer than any
Uther ever issued by tue government. without
being ccunterfeited. The second counterfeit OF
the issue now in Is of the $50 legal tender
with the vignette OF Henry Clay. This coun-
tsrfeit first appeared in the west, and many OF
them are still in crculs alton. Ii Is well executed
and calculated to deceive.
The one-cent internal revenue match stamp
End the 0l-pound tobacco stamp were success
fully countetfeited by Hart Pierce, of New
York, and Carpenter, OF Boston, who were
caught, and the plates captured.
bow TRY WORK.
The counterfelters usually work in gangs. the
head Of each one handling the funds, and often
times they employ large amount OF capital in
this business. When they meet with a good
engraver they employ him to counterfeit some
small piece of money at an enor nous price, and
though the man may have been honest before
when once he gets into the hands of these vii
lains IL is not long before be is cheek by jowl
with them When they once get him TO work
on single piece they have him in their power,
and threaten to deliver him to the authorities IL
he declines to work forther for them. The man,
of course, is frightened into their service,
and after the first piece of work
they pay him such prices a. they like.
One OF the great securities against counterfeit
ing the present issue Of national currency Is the
adoption Of the localized 6bre paper, the fibre
being introducedin the pulp when the paper d
oeing manufactured. No successful attempt A.
ever been made TO counterfeit this. Another
preventative 10 the employment Of ut least half
dozen skilled workmen in the printing bureau
to engrave the plates for single note 30 that IL
Is almost an impossibility 10 initiate all Of them.
All the plates for the preeent issue of legal
tenders are now engraved at the Treasury
department, and since the work has been done
therein the counterfeits have been but two as
above mentioned. In this and in other respects,
the Importance Of having the work of engraving
and printing done at the Treasury department
has been conclusively demonstrated.
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ARREsT OF NV YORK 3 kOkER.-Dn The
night of December -. ISL, the town clerks
office at MiddlebOrough, Mass, was entered by
burglars, the sale blown open, aud a number OF
bonds and securities deposited there for safe
keeping were stolen Among the number OF Sc
curities taken were United States 500 boz A.
at SIS 600. Information having been re- .,,sd
that these bonds had been cashed at a. =. res
ury through the medium OF New Y * hra;,ers
Detective Farley, Of the centre a. ,rsro1
the bonds through Jay Cook" < Co Se,igman
Co, and other resPecr-oI firms. 20 the pos
session OF Edward T. hendricks, OF the firm OF
hehoIlcks a 20 IN Wall street Hendricks
sas yesterday morning, AMI on being
suAehe at the Toombs before y Istice Dow
ing' - was held.-N T. Times, Isl fas'.
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TIE STRIKE in the building trade m London,
II lie believed, is not finally settled, bat AZ Is
stated that an armistice only has been estsb-
lished betwee N the masters and the men. The
central association Of master builders, IL f. re-
ported, lie endeayoring to extend the OrgsniZa-
ton throughout England, Scotland AMI Ire
land, 30 as in the case OF a future strike to
secure the cooperation OF the employers OF those
aGu ria
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. G. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER as,1a2,
and until further notice,
First appearance this season Of
as ss ELIOT Ti15 19R gsaT,
In Lester Wallscks Great Play, of
ROS ED LIZ
Or, THE RIFLE BALL,
ny M Nav ssTs Ida
h ssT.r. Ed ster.s T TsGFRf E EiP1s
Nellie, and full corps OF
auIilliaIies.
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
Few MECHANISM
cALo1Uaa EFFECTS,
ROsEDALE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT2.
snNDhYir ScyEYEEE 4, I8T2;
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w EItU:nh ST., south Of Pennsylvania 0osHWe.
oxsr GENIUS TRITnPEANTnc r,S-,
:, first appearance Of the Kiln sprite and Fairy
m1nr rn n PETITE D'ASaE a!1s,r ruu.
The aerial wonder and Female Antipodean, in her
perilous feat of Walking the Ceiling Head
Downwards.
BROWN AND SANFORD,
The synonym of intrepidty and sKil. The most
daring Gymnasts IN the world.
QpILTER AND G0LDRICH.
Last week of the pie ssine Vocalist,
MISS LULA DELMAY.
MISS LYDIA WEBSTER,
The modern female Hercules In ancient and modern
Statuary.
The pleasing bBrlesqse Actress, Vocalist and
Dsnseuse, MIsS SALLlE APT.
Il o s = ID l. = LIE,
MILE GALLETTI
And the entire Corps de Ballet in the beautiful ballet
advertisement entitled
LA SUISSE, LA SUISSE
James W. Wesley and Miss Addie johnson, the
great Triple Company, in New Songs, Dances,
Interludes, Chorusts, and BurlesQues. The laugh
able local Extravaganza, entitled
TIE WHITE CROOK. THE WHITE CROOK,
Introducing n. ,,r-~t He Male Ballet Troupe.
ocH LOTK OUT FOR PARn"o'a RENEFIT,
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TIE OIL CoRNRR.-The bankers OF the oil
regions have held two meetings relative 20 the
plan recently adopted by the convention Of pro-
ducers 20 control the market for crude oil. The
plan consists OF the formation OF an agency,
with A catSIai stock of s2 900 go, through which
the entire preSuction il 90 be bought and sold,
with ample sersge, restraining the production
when necessary Ii Is believed that the price OF
oil can thus be maintained at IS per barrel.
The bankers offer their support and willingness
10 co-operate in the scheme. and a. their last
meeting resolutions were unanimously a1a.isl
expressing confidence IN Il,
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Arrest Of WoodhuII and Claim on n
SeriOus CHARGE

NEW York. Nov. 2-The women wOodhuII
and Claim were arrested to-day by the
United States marshal on a charge OF send
ing through the mail an obscene publication.
pairing for flight, with large numbers OF their
obscene paper in the vehicle with them.
IN JAIL.
They were taken before Commissioner Os-
borne and held in IS 900 each for trial. No one
appeared 70 bail them and they were taken 20
Ludlow street jail.
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THE OPEN POLAR SEA.
Discoveries OF the Norwegian Captain
Johnson

INV YORK, Nov. --AIyi,Cs ssrm GOTTA
concerning the explorations o. thN N1rves.au.
Captain Nils lol neon, Uef ry-rt q that johnson,
m re-eNplortng IN August l4>- iu f'e ISLANDS
east OF SpUZcrberCen found s-as frfa Of sec %
The northeastwsru, aud indicative u nswrrfrl
oceanic currents, serving % keep omen n,
higher polar sea johnson went north 70 the
latitude 81 nearly gt-y degrees. Dr. Peterson
the great German EcoCrapher, l. shortly a.
make public the discover e. OF johnson.
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A HINT TO HoRss0wNERs - Mir. Murray
Closson, OF oardtrer, Me-, writes In regard %
the prevailing horse distemper, expressing the
opinion that the feeding OF - much corn 20
horses is the cause OF the trouble, and that the
heat engendered in the blood by such food
makes the animal keenly susceptible to the
atmospheric changes The evil is OF long stand
ing, and the present appears TO be IL time 70
call attention TO II.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
HrPPOPaTEoL0t.IC
The Horse Disease kbattng Iu New
York and Ier~ey IirN.

INV YORK, Nov. 2.-The horse epidemic is
sa'dly ahsting. Al REPORTS from q fferent
stables are very encouraging. The streets
pr sent a more Cheerful ASPECT. The clear
bracinE weather will doubtless prevent a return
Of The danger. Last night ightv-threc deaths
were reported In Tits CIV aud ore hun l-el aud
ioTty-s in Brooklyn. Means OF loconOt on Tor
the wSnts Il business are iUtUg last supplied.
arr fArRiC iMrkoE hNEnr ~ EEEs y ca v.
The horse epidemic In Jersey CIV hss taken a
sudden and favorable charge The .f-ectS
present busy scene this morning. especially in
the neighborhOCd 81 The steam..i, docks aud
lerries. ne Terry h-Ats are CROW led With teams
every trip % and from New Work
RAD FnR osWECn.
OswEGc, Nov. 2-Afoat three fou- .Ns n "a,
horses IN this city Are affected with dl-temper
As vet there are 10 symptoms OF irl8lo,cruent
Eight horses died last night.
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to he an as are any authority the winter :,
eied through the nuskrst com trv ns tray
veal reporh 70 the winona Republican IN ~ IN.
ter Iao I nave not broken ground for their wine
they had all their huts built. isrge h;ns Time
inick We have an abiding faith IA the sars sna
ing Qualities OF the ground hog, but Avail Se
r ru,oPmehts before giving much faith to tSe
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TIE b. AND p. RArLsoAp TUNNEL II BAL
TlMoR1 The work On this stupendOus under
the indications now are that the cars wrrrrn
into the city e far - fennsylyxnis Ayenue nv
the CLOSE Of the prssent year. Except = sSo,y
distance, running west from Peansyivsnis Az.
masonry s completed. At Fremont stSest ~ :
stream OF water has been encountered vSt.s
requires the constant use or . steam p1mn I ~
The brick arch of the tunnel, resttn0 On a men.
ne foundation, is OF the most substsntiaI ehsrr
acter. East Of Pennsylvania avenue the tnnns,
in%enss fqcs nearly 70 Madison avenue, and an
g completion At the earliest period nrsc, Iusn
Mnlle tne road will pass through an ons, .,,e
Smol street the tunnel win De more than s 70
me most important works of intern.1 , one OF
He"t AZ '0s oountry.-Baitimore Gaxefte. ~
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Special NOTICES.


q
except Nattsns' Crystal Discsyery........ rs
All other proprietary medicines snd everything
usually TO be found in first class drug store at the
similar low figures.
ABTHUR NA1TANs, DRuaGI.r,
ocl9 tr Corner I'd and streets N. W.
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England's Fifteen Million Debt 10
UTneIe

NBw YORK, Nov. 2.-LOndOn files report that
Lowe and Gladstone oppose the raising OF the
money TO meet Americas claims by a loan.
Probably eNchequer bonds will be issued A. a
compromise for part OF the fifteen millions, 30
a. to spread the payment over a considerable
period.
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LADIES' GOODS.

lust OPENED
~ magnificent selection Of
CHILDRZN'S MERINO CLOAKS AND CAPS,
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS AND CUSHIONS,
HAT AND TOWEL RACKS,
BERLIN ZCPHYRS, YARNS, AND w0RSTKD
GOODS,
At MRS. SELMA RUPPERr'S,
GIG 9th street, opposite Patent Office.
No Branch Store ocsO-6t
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1t is estimated that fully two-thirds OF the
horses in Baltimore are affected by the preva-
lent horse influenza, though as general rule the
sickness is still OF a mild type. The Sun says
and vehicles Oh the streets, during business
hours yesterday, was painfully noticeable. The
Sidewalks were at the same time crowded with
pedestrians, while the few street cars running
were Overcrowded. At the wharves, depots and
storage warehouses goods are beginning to accu-
mulate, and the cost of local Transportation Is
increasing Twelve more street cars were taken
railway, leaving only forty-two cars on all the
lines. The cars ceased running at IL p. m. last
night. The horses Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company we're Withdrawn from service
on Pratt street, and the through cars between
Washington and New York were yesterday
drawn by locomotives. Deputy Marshal Frey
Vas present with q force Of police to W"
vehicles from the street during the pas az. "a
the trains. The same course, il " I'll; IN
be necessary on the Norther. Centrsi rsiIvsy.
running through Monument .nd Canal streets
Reports from the counjes of Maryland indicate
that the disease Is De.xing progress among the
horses in the corntry rs wen as the city.
Ihere Wee ninety-two deaths from horse dis
ease re- Orted In New York yesterday morning.
ano thirty-one in Brooklyn. There Is marked
Improvement I'm the disease, and it Is believed
that by NJ onday all the cars will be running on
nearly all the lines. The disease Ia still spread
ing in Poughkeepsie, and half the city carr
have been hauled of. Reports from the coun-
try about are of similar import. Kingston, N
Y, was visited by the disease yesterday, and
twenty five GASES are known. In Paterson, n
oxen are now doing the heavy carting. Boston
shows no improvement, and city carts, as well
as express wagons and wagons of business
houses, are moved by men.
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A Card,

A Clergyman. while r-sidisg in South America,
missionary, discovered a safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought by baneful and
yicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate viii send the reel pc
for preparII and using this medicine, IN a sealed
envelope, to any one who needs it, Free of Gharge
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York City.
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QUINISR now sells for three dollars an ounce.
In view Of its general use and high price IL Is
scientific men will make effort TO induce
Congress 10 set apart a suitable part OF the pn'
lie domain for the purpose Of growing the -.
from the bark of which quinine IL o. 80,
The Sierra Nevada mountains have IIcu'
lected as most closely resembling . ~ &C.
climate Of the Andes, where IL H. -ne soI anu
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phis murderer, an sttemr. Is a. sU &c ~,
one ~ the inrors o. al on the ground that
Snch an exyens;or che first trial was insane.
inc for n M Of the insanity plea is alarm
the Ia ve carried 10 the witnesses and
-~yers and IL would never be difficult 20
grove that spme one OF these was crazy as a
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUB.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $3l4, 1922.
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The money to pay all these gifts is now upon de-
posit, and Get apart tor that purpose, in the Farm
ere aud Brovers Bank, Is will be by the fol-
lowing certificate Of the Cashier:
1ARNERs' AND DRoyERs' BANK,
LOUIS VILE, KY, Sept. %, 1877
TBIsIS TO CERTIFY THAT THERE is NOW
ON DktOSIT In THIS BANK OVER HALF A
MILLION OF DOLLAR To THE CREDIT or
TIE GIFT CONCERT FUND $500 900 OF
MHLCA Is HELD NJ THIS BANK AS TREAS
Ukhk OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TQOkY to PAY orr ALL GIFTS TO BE
AWAhSED Al THE DRAWING
D. WEIGH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TICkETS.
Whole tickets, $40; halves. 95; quarters, 81 50; IL
81 S@; 20 for S11Co; S7s for $500. No discount
The drawing will positively and uneQuivocalIy
take Dlece December z. Agents are Deremptorily
required to close salee and make returns November
rs IN order 70 give ample time for the final arrange
nSnts. orders Tor tickets or applications for cir
Gov. THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky, Louisville, KY
New York ONCE, coo Broadway, i'm charge Of
MAJOR T10S. b. Hays. ocl7-:aW1m
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Caution

Caution.
LEE& PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
Buyers are cautioned 10 avoid ths numerous
CouBterfeits and Imi atoms offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
ocl5-7awly Agents for the United States.
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AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md
Attacked by q COU.-On Monday evening, 2lst
ult., young lady by name of Miss Mary Con-
nell, on entering thicket to drive out a cow
was knocked down and seriously injured. She
barely escaped with her life, and was uncon-
scious for more than an hour after she arrived
at the house OF MIR. Broom, near Unity, where
she resided. When she entered the house she
was, indeed, frightful object, being almost
covered with blood, and her clothes yery much
torn. On being examined, several wounds we're
found on her head which were bleeding RAPIDLY.
ana her collar bone broken on the right side.
leads 10 the belief that she is internally hurt.
Money Stolen.-Martha Chase, q colored girl,
stealing $50 from Mr.. VIM. Fiack, OF this town.
The girl was In the employ OF Mr.. Flsck, ~
nurse, and in the absence Of Mrs. II. frou the
room, took the keys. with which the child had
been playing, opened thedraWers and distracted
the amount mentioned therefrom. When ar
rested the money w. found secreted In her
waterfall, minus 5.e5 She IL now In Jail swait-
ing triAl.-RockriUe SentsRel.
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NEARLY ALL of the employees of the general
government leave here tonight and tomorrow
for their homes i'll the states, to vote. Not more
than one-sixth OF the usual force Of the Depart
ments will be on duty next week.