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reform y that Mr. Thomas Murphy and his
new Ring will just take the city Offices, if they
can get them, and say nothing about it, and
that they will place in the municipal depart
ments as good men as they can well afford to Sc
lect for the several Offices In their contemplated
sweep they may not find such facle work as
they now suppose. Last year they had q
republican IkegislatqEe .9 and 1t, i is notori-
GUS that it could at any moment be
bought up by the highest bidder. This year
they may discover thet the republican repre-
sentatives are still in the market, and that
where a department Of the CITY government
chooses to fight against o chansSe ana mas
money enough to use it will not be n easy
matter to topple it over and seize upon ITS
effects. If, however, as is probable, the new
Ring has money enough to control the State
Legislature, the best thing it can do is to go
boldly to work, complet., its sweep OF the
plurder, and let the Comm. tee OF Seventy
and al other outside political svire-workers
grumble as long and as loudly as ney may
desire. =
So far as MIR. Havemeyer is coucernsaS, ). II
there were re5lly any intention to make hiy'
election the era for the initiation.of a solid
municipal reform Independent Of politics, the
work would be plain and simple enough.
While we believe that Mr. Lawrence, .eq,,ally
as honest and aS honorable as Mr.. Have
meyer, would have made more eff
cient energetic and enterprising Chief
Magistrate Of the city, we are quite
aware that the successful candidate ia
no stranger to the duties of the Office; he has
filed it heretofore to the public satisfaction.
and while no man questions his honesty as a
no man doubts that he will stand a
faithful sentinel over the city treasury. But
city reform, in broad, practical sense means
more than the cutting down of
expenditures Our city, with million of
people, and it's immediate surrounding subur-
ban cities of million population, rapidly
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-CoUNrERrEr1; OR,
TRUE FALSE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third ST. and Eighth
av-RoI CARoTTE
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

'OoAAAuAAVl QueStlOn Is Dut the telling
illustrator of the old truth that among Bap-
lists tne law is principles first, then men,"
: The Christian Union (H W. b. labors un-
der the temptation to publish tremendous
leader on the assumption of Grants triumph
ant reelection, although its edition went to
press before the result was known The
benevolent and large-hearted editor says he
has it all at his tongues Che means his pen's)
end, to wit:-"No triumphing over fallen
foes but q genuine and great satisfaction at
the result; calm rejoicing over the danger
averted; tribute to the steady common sense
of the American people; respect for honest
adversaries; stirring up the minds of the faith
full to use their victory to good purpose" in
short, an article jubilant, moderate, brilliant,
judicious, edifying and soul-stirring He could
not have written 9 leader more terse and to
the point II he had kept back his edition until
he heard the last returns from Sacarappa.
The Freeman Jotsad (Catholic) thinks the
political franchise too widely estendoo-'nA.
men are permitted to vote who have no rigns
to do so. The only true and correct method
for excluding fraudulent voters is, III the
opinion of the journal, to have the voting dis
tricts made smaller; the number to vote at
any one precinct ought not TO be over two
hundred, and then, in order to vote man
must have lived one or two years within the
bounds of the voting district. These PROPOSE
tions might be brought before the next Legis-
lature at Albany, where, perhaps, amendments
TO the city charter may be introduced affect
ing the elective franchise in this city.
The Journal expresses its satisfaction at the
correspondence sent to the HERALD by its com
missioner accompanying the Grand Pilgrim
age to the Grotto of Lourdes, at the foot of the
Pyrenees, and adds
In the Abyssinian war, the HERALD corre-
spondence gave the first information In regard To
the success of British Its later exploit, In dis
covering the Jolly Dr. Livingstone. happy among his
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The Iron Dock for the Repair of War
Vessels
RECOMMENDATIONS OF SECRETARY robson IL
HIS ANIMAL REPORT.

RECOMMENDATIONS OF SECRETARY robson ~
HIS ANIMAL REPORT.
The Secretary OF the Navy in his forthcoming
annual report TO Congress will recommend sn
additional appropriation to construct floating
iron dock for the repair of vessels of the
navy. Congress at the last session Appropriated
sI,0O ,G00 for that purpose, and the secretary,
in accordance with the provisions of the act.
appointed a board consisting OF Captain Napo-
leon Collins, naval constructors W. l.. Hanscom
and George W. Much, chief engineer T.. ID.
Robbie, and civil eng ineer Charles Hastings, %
Prepare plans and invite proposals for the con
structi0u of the dock. These officers agreed
upon plan which was approved by the secre-
tary, but when the Specifications were Issued Il
was found that the dock could not be con-
stIUcted for one million of dollars. The lowest
responsible bid was over 81 500 go and others
were as high as 100 eco. Since then the price
of iron hes advanced and the dock will now cost
nearly two millions of dollars. The secretary,
however, believes il TO be necessity and will
therefore urge the additional appropriation for
its construction.
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That GEORGIA DUEL WITH SHor Grss-
= fOo,fsh Quarrd Eadia9 IN a Fatal Neet,ng'-
esq;, both of Atlanta, "a fought a dueI las,
friday evening, between sundown and darL
Mcar tne City cemetery, In an open space within
tne Corporate limits of the city. The weapons
were snot- guns, at twenty PAGES. Tn, second
~fre Mr. George Wallace, of Atlanta. ana
Ss sr' II S;r1tchteld, of Virginia. Mr.. Townsend
asli' en lett arm being shivered by sSyerai Nails
anu one ball entering his chest beneath ths
s4oul1er- blade. His wounds are supposed To he
hso though be is stu living. Awarrant bss
Dseh ieeued for the arrest or Mr.. Force. who "a
nS. YET been found. The origin of the difi culty
h mas ABOUT young lady, who, it is alleged, had
psen insulted by Mr.. Wallace HASKELL. MI.
rGfce, the lady's attendant, had publiciy caned
MI. naskeii: Haskell suAsequenfly eene Force
aSaei, which Force declined to accent on the
gsound that Haskell was not gentismsn. The
L =, was the posting of Force. THIS Tea 10 the
Hsst oeiween MT Force and Mr.. Townsend, Mr.
nsnAens second. Both the young men are
Eel connected. Mr.. Force Is a son of b, w
ssfee, formerly Of the wholesale shoe and
iSstner houee OF b. w. &c p. Force & Cd
SnaTIeston, 8. Q. Young Force Was a resident
OF new YORK until some two years since when
ne returned south and became connected with
ny father and two brothers in business AT At
Iahta. Mr. Townsend IL . son of DIR. w
Iqwneer q, Agentof the Security Life Insurance
company OF New York. = =
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
New York Notes.

WHERE Is IWEkbs
NEW YORK, oct. 2-The sheriff stated yes
and that he did not know his present where
ahcuts. He did not believe Tweed contem-
plated leaving the country or being Otherwise
than quite available when wanted.
DECLINES A NoMJNATION PoR CONGRESS.
Christian Schwar ~ aeiJt Z declines the A pollo
han nomination for Congress from the eth dis
tTict.
THE eRErLEYITEs KSpoRsg TIE rANr1ASY
TICKET.
The liberal republican county convention last
evening endorsed the rsmmsny city and county
ticket.
AN AGENT OF The "RISG" INDICTED FOR
T. RGERT.
IL is stated that John II. FalcOner, an agent
OF lngersoll, OF the "ting," has been indicted
Tor the alleged forging OF a bin for $1,000.
ALsATIAN FAMILIES TO SETTLE NEAR ALEXAN-
DRIA, VA.
1t is understood that two hundred fsmiles
from Alsace and LORRAINE are preparing to
settle IN the neIghborh0od OF Alexandria, Va
Since the first of January last between sax aud
seven thousand OF Alsatians have reached this
city.
NATIONAL sURASCE CONVENTION.
The representatives OF the National Insurance
Convention met last evening according 10 al
tournament Yesterday, and met lev additional
ofhcials who had arrived. Without tTansacting
any business, however, the meeting Adjourned
until to-day.
no CHANGE In THE GOV RREMENr's INDIAN
POLICY.
"A Washington dispatch saws Com msso ner
walker denies that there is TO be any change IN
the Indian policy of the administration.
TIE HORSE DISEASE IN TIE METROPOLIS.
A d4Ptheritc disease prevails among the
horses here, but 1t has not yet attacked the
large stables.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER. l4
IN Mr.. j. g. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY, October 81, 1874,
EVERY EVENING during the week, and SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON,
The Celebrated Actress,
MISS CHARLOTTE HON PSON.
in and successful society play acted for ten
weeks at
OLYMPIC THEATER, N. Y,
To Crowded Houses, and entitled
ONE WIFE!
ONE WIFE!
ONE WIFE!
Produced with
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
ELEGANT COSTUMES,
FURNITuRE LA MODE,
AND POWERFUL DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS.
Sta ats secured daily from 8 a. m. to .. IN. at Box
Office of Thester.
MONDAY. October o.
NIB. j. G.. SAVILLE
ELIOT GRAY,
In Lester Wallsck's Great Play,
oc21-u' 5 K ID A E.
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From Europe To day.

INJECTION OF LEGITIMIsr In FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct 22.-The election in Morbihan 10
bill vacancy in the national assemh Iy from
that department resulted in the success OF the
legitimist candidate.
The AUSTRALIANS TRLRGRAPH COMPLETED.
LONDON, Oct. 22--The Australian telegraph
line is completed, and communication Is now
open with Melbourne. A dispatch IRON that
city yesterday is published this morning, bat IL
contains nothing OF importance.
THIRTY PERSONS INJURED.
Only thirty persons were injured by tle fall of
the circus gallery at Sheftiel last night.
NR. SUMNER COMING HONS NOV IIrH
4 PARTs, Oct. % Mr.. Sumner yesterday
visited Lafhrop Motley. Mr.. Snmner will sail
Tor New York on the 18th OF November
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PUBLIC PROPERTY FOR PRIVATE CsRs.-
The investigation into the alleged frauds in the
building OF the Harlem court house in New York
has brought some interesting reve ations to light.
MI Plumble, lumber merchant, al David
Is. horTil. teamster, both testified to tbs fact
q bow Q cargo OF lumber from the John Csrsy
was 1-.-'-sd OF: . portion being taken to the
Sourthoss and another portlon-soms '"' Hoa
ST., M Genets private residence, at I2Gth
on at the time "as goins
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PROSPECT PARK RAcKs.-The first race at
Prospect Park, New York, yesterday. for q
purse ant stake. for four-year olds-Ben Nor
stumbled and fell in the first heat, and was dis
tsnced. His driver was hurt. Morrell ran over
him, throwing his driver, and ran the rest of the
heat. Time-24sK, 234H, 2-32k, 23S. The
second race. purse of 81 090, Al 700 to the first
81 100 TO the second, SEQ to the third. and $50
TO the fourth: Gazelle, 10 4; Judge Fullerton.
220 !; George Palmer, 3 .; Rosalind, 3.
unfinished. owing TO the darkness, but will be
concluded 70. daY.
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n TRAIN HUNS IkIO A fkktGHI
. TRAIN-SENK RAL PERSONA KILLED.
. PORTSMOUTH, n. H, Oct. PA Pullman
train on the Eastern railroad. hence for Boston
at O'clock this morning ran into freight rain
at Seabrook, sixteen miles from this place, and
IL Is reported that a number of persons were
killed and wounded. including engnee Deering
and the fireman of the Pullman train. There -
no telegraph station at Seabrook, and the par
tculsrs OF the disaster cannot be expected until
later In the dav.
The KILLED AND WOUNDED.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Oct. 22-The accident
at Seabrook was caused by the switch for turn
ing the freight train on the side track not being
replaced tor the passenger train. The only per
son killed outright was Captain Richard Nor.
ton, of Brunswick, Me. Levi II. SanbOrn. OF
Rye, y. H.; mail agent, was badly injured,
and will probably have to have a leg ampu.
tated. Mr.. Allen, OF Bangor, assistant mail
agent, is ser ously injured, and will probably
die. About fifteen are reported injured. none OF
whom were on the Pullman car. The baggage
car was telescoped into the smoking car. The
engineer jumped of, but the fireman stuck to
his post. Neither of the men were much in
Jured. The wounded were mostly taken TO New
burypOrt, where two have since died.
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( LATEsr ABOUT THE LLOYD PoIsoNING CASE.
a special frem Deesbnrg. Va, dated Yesterday,
70 the TfygiRid tAlexandria) SeTttfnel SAYS the
trss case called at the opening Of the circuit
court Yesterday was that of the Commonwealth
ys. Emily E Lioyd, charged with the poisoning
Of her daughter Maud. The defence stated thst
one of their counsel. Gen. Hunton, was absent
and asked o continuance OF the case until
Wednesday morning. The commonwealth
asked that the case be proceeded with as there
would be some delay in empan yelling Jury,
and agreed IL they succeeded in obtaining a
jury, to postpone the case until the arrival OF
Gen. Hunton. The defence objected stating
that point would probably be argued by them
not guilty. Consequently the case was post
poned until Wednesday, 10 O'Clock q. m. Prof
VIM. =. Tonry arrived by the morning train,
and other chemical experts are expected by the
prosecution. Charity seems TO lead the people
20 believe that Mrs Lloyd was deranged when
she com mitted the deed of which she Is accused.
Dimculty is anticipated in obtaininga iurv.
The health of the prisoner is quite feeble
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PREsrON BROOKS CAyR-Tbe Routon Tr.,-
SCRIPT says that at the last monthly meeting of
me massachusetts, Historical Society, Rev. Dr.
a. +. PEABODY, Of Harvard College, exhibited
Sharles sumner. Twas presented 20 DIR. Pea
nody In his recent visit to the west, by Judge
bfnsmy , orer, brother 90 DIR. Storer OF Boston,
Aed I've Identity IL assured beyond alldoubt. The
cane isef ebony. solid and heavy. with Q cary eli
Ivory head. audit inclosse substantial sword
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vk q pivo re- CASH l. on trial in Chicago. I'm
man At that. 10 defendant, and 4 CHA shon,
nn.esh, hardly out Of her short clothes, 4 the
ro@ piansnt. The latter 10 member OF one Of
people," as they say. The divorce 4 iiSslsf s.
&c gsanted, although the case 1t ''still on.n
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French Deputy, has just been tue victim OF a
shocking accident. While engaged with friend.
in the drawing room OF her fathers house M
fen ;asnebisau, her dress caught IRE, and not
exercised. she was I'm mediately surrounded " ith
flames, and 90 severity burnt as to leave no hope
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! ST. Louis, Oct. 22.-The three experts an
pointed TO investigate the alleged frauds iu the
eonsraction of the new county jail and buildiug
attached, known as the "Four CORNERS" report
that the building cost S10I 900 more than the
sctuai value. This excess Is made up OF the
large amount of extra work the letting of con
tracts without competition and st extravagant
prices. the payment Of large sums for WORK not
sone, the payment of full prices for interior
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excitement Was caused in Wheeling last sstnr.
oay evening bye feacn the German sarfn ~
Dank OF that city, caused by some misundsr-
J. SSS,naing sooot tne endorsement Of Q check.
A.. Al asmanns were promptly met. and yesterds y
me directors published Q card holding them,
seivc INDIVIDUALLY snd collects yeiy resrsonsihIs
fof AL deposits In their bank.
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An the Horses I'm Rochester Sick

RoCRKsT Oct. q The horse disesse is on
the increase, and there few herses In the city
who are not affected. The street railway COM
pany have suspended operations all their horses
being sick. The livery tables and express com
panies have also suspended. There h not Q
horse 10 be seen in the streets, and there is not
farmers team in sight heresbouts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Low Prices.

All other proprietary medicines and every thing
usually be found in rstclass drug stVre at tha
similar low figures.
ATE UR NA1TANs, DRUseIsr,
ocl9 tr Corner 81 aud D streets n. W.
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G LEE irsrKoEsTs who escaped fro n Farro,
s Spa, nSu In All dirsSions. They xer. can,
,eieo 10 further resists ace rhe . No.
nave disappeared ia he m9untsins.
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INTERNAL RRvRNUE.-The receipts from this
ource to-day were s2o2 1880.
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TEE AMERICAS feet in European w.,ers
sailed from Lisbon Yesterday Tor Co M. The
snd lnnched On board the flagship. GA su Ma,
Admiral Alden and the captains OF ts.s so.sa,
ron oined at The palace. aud we're .ss-f CO..
Of the royal family. ~ oofs
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WANTS MokH VIReIHIA LArp.-Mr. Robcr,
besttie, very intelligent Scotch man Who casSs
10 virginia from Pennsylvania about a wear
ago, and settled In Manchester, has fnvepte6
seout $1,000 iueash In property In that plsns
ehd vicinity, and IL looking out for more ianas
Tor settlers OF the ~ me sort
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GIN. GARFIELD has called meeting of the
House appropriations committee for Nov. To-,
when 1t is expected all the estimates Of the Sc
partments Will be in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-22

PRESIDENT GRANT and Senator Wilson visited
the republican headquarters in New York yes
terday afternoon.
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TEE Rev. JEAN HssRr Me reformation,
the celebrated historian OF the Nud, yester.
day, aged &c. he Was widely known. -,ncinle
~ tneoicgy and church history. The %. ,oep-
OF "God in history" he sought especially ~
.oioe In ms History or reformation OF the.
othef works, includingn . Life OF Cnom seII.S
&c, In all Of which be was a strenuous sdyocate
OF me PROTESTANT religion. He had an ample for
tune, AND lived In q villa comma ndfng a We M
TIE LAKE, Just on the outskirtr of Geneva
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A Card.

A Clergyman. while r. siding In South America,
missionary, discovered sale and sim pie remedy
for the cure of Nervous WeakBess. Early Decay,
Disease of the Urinary aud Seminal Organs and thu
hole train of disorders brought on BY baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured b.
this noble r, nedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the ffiicted and nnfoItunae, will send the recipe
for prepar and using this medicine, in q sealed
envelope. to any one who needs it. Free of ChaTgs
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
B Station ID, Bible House.
mar22-ly New York City.
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CaIeAso AID RHILAp.LrHIA Brsrsrss

MEN OPPOSED TO ExPAHsIo1 OF TIE Cns.
RfScr-The meeting Of the business men n
ne 0anber OF commerce in Chicago YESTERDAY, .
~ 1ns,oef the question OF The reissue OF green
oonsy, anq request to Secretary Boutwell, to
conanue 70 sell gold and purchase bonds
lSe fhi!adelphia board Of trade adopted
refoiution last night deprecatinR any such ak
pansion OF the currency as that proposed for the
reissue ef forty-fosr millions or legal tenders
ana would advocate every suitable means for,
the resumption Of specie payment Avn
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WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Etrenh ST., south Of Pennsylvania aUsnas


w ELrenh ST., south Of Pennsylvania acsnas.
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION
STARTLING NOVELTIES
Miss LYDIA WEBSTER, the Eemale Her
cUles and kehOe Club Swiuger; MIR. HARRY
BROWN, Qui ter aud GolarIch, Nj lie GsIletti.
Mons. CoTdel a, and our beautiful Ballet Troupe;
petite aud dashing vocal 81, iss Lula Belmay; the
das actrt denseuse and vocalist, Miss SAL
LIE A PIT; James W Wesley and Miss Addie ohu-
son Mise Beee Celeste. Messrs. Parker, Burosuk
Jean Buckley and James Douglass. First time
1f he new ballet diyertissHment entitled LA flo
al, introducing Miss Laura LeClsir, Miss Ssle
Nesner, d ISIS Eaima smith. aud the entire Cor de
Ballet. Firs, time OF the laushable comic drama
Written BY W. J. Thompson. entitled WASHING
TON Upside DOWN; Oh, l9T2-introducing the
Monster Triple Company.
in her thrilling and periious feat of Walking the
Ceiling Head Downwsrds, without the aid Of ropes,
hooks, or suction.
Mr. GHORGE &. BROWN. the Daring and In.
repid 0ymnast, on the Aerial Cord or Flying Ira:
-+
THURSDAY, Oct. 18th, appearance OF the truly
wonderful emale Antipodean,
{ MILE EN- MA,
Ladis O. Nights, every Tuesday and Friday.
Family Matipefs. every "Wednesday and Satur lay
Look ont for THE WHITE CROOK. oo7l-tf
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NV FALL GOODS AT
BRODHIAD q CO. q.

NV FALL GOODS AT
BRODHIAD CO.'S
Lovely Dress Goods Of this seasens importation In
the newest and most desirable Colors end Qoalities
smepg Which the plain Vslears, with Rrocade
also. Black silks, Bisck Alpacss, esshmeres,
Table Linen, SHIFTING Linens, Opera rlannels,
nels, Wster Proofs. shs~is, Towels, Blankets;
Linipgs Of all kinds, yellsteena, Oorsets, Hosiery,
which win be sold v1gI Low f0ROASH. Call
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
BRODHEA0 & CO.,
1895 strest, between l2sh enc l3th streets.
LADIES UNDERWEAR and 0EHT's SHIRTS
CENTS SHIFTS made to order on snort
notice. -. ..-..-.r To-. .s .. f.H -eo26-lm
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DIR. ". TILDEN, formerly of the Agricultural
Bureau, but more recently the chemist of the
War department, resigned the latter position on
the LIST instant, to accept the professorship OF
chemistry at Howard University,
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WILLIAM l.. WALL a Co.
w New Marble Puft8far.

CARPETS LCARPKTs l-CAKPETst
We have jusf received from the In porssrs and
Mar ufsetureTs. for private sale, very large azd
haudsone stock of PODY sud TAPEsTsIKk.
fHEEE-PLf INGRAM aud other CARPETs,
COCOA hATTthGs. OIL CLOTH. RUGS. SC,
Be Bs Of this season =. and 90 which se call the
tItiOn of buyers. loelsl v. j.. WALL co
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SECRETARY robson is not expected 10
etGrn here for two weeks.
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q r A ND CON CERT
: IN AID OF go -
- ST. JOsEPH's ORPHAN ASYLUM

= III 70 gwen u
LINCOLN Hal on TIL URSDAY Oct 3sfh, i8re
By come OF the best Professional aud Amateur Tai
ent Of the city, incudias Misses Eva Mills, 7. LIN.
soye. A. Chase and the srion osss,sst. CHM
assisted by Mrs. A Curley and daughter. Of Balti.
more, spd Miss Addie Randall, OF New York city
Tickets can be proenred at the Asylum, ON streef
between 9TH and 10th streets, o. the door oc2 81
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TIE NEw SUNDAY LIQUOR Law In CHIoA-
Go.-The notification OF the superintendent of
the Chicago police 10 saloon Keepers 20 keep
their doors clOsed last Sunday. i'm accordance
with the ordinanceprOhibiti the sale OF liquor
on the Sabbath, was almost universally OBJ
served. Only two or three beer saloons openly
disregsrded tie notice, and violated the Law.
There was q marked absence OF d-dnkennesS
and disorder on the streets ana the total num-
ben 1T arrests y. une city during the day. up 10
II O'Clock lt night, was nine, where the Sunday
before. M ihs law vas partially Observed h
mere were :; result. and already the saloon
grained at the in the demand Tor the en-.
keepers acqulesce The few who kept their
places open last Sunday
at the Police court