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HISS SHASks, the daughter OF q farmer at
Dlvit Bill, In England, was bitten in the arm
pX her uncle's cur dog about two months since.
Inc wound was cauterized. but ON Sept "a the
young lady was taken i'll and after terrible suf-
fering she died Of hydrophsbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

YELLOW FEVER NOTES.-The number Of
deaths in Memphis up 20 noon YESTERDAY from
yellow fever was thirty-fiye. The latest report
state that the disease Is becoming more sat
tered Localities heretofore exempt from the
plague are now infected. There is no cause
Tor rear OF the epidemic spreading in the coun
uy, but case reported at point insures its
immediate abandonment by the frightened citi-
zens. lt Is evident that thieves are docking 20
the city, several attempted robberies OF houses
ana persons having already been detected
Al Montgomery, Ala, but i've deaths have
been reported within the past 4s hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

Two MORE of the Congrs ssional delega
from New York city Messrs. Smith Ely. jr., and
bert b. ROosevelt-have returned their Da ok
pay to the Treasury OF the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

A GOLD FISH eLoBR, filled with water bsrc-
ing in the window Of DIR. Mathewson's house a.
Durham, Maine. set the easement on are one
morning recently, the globe acting as 3 burn
ing glass. HAD the family been absent 9 CON
faeration might have resulted, and its origin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

DROWNED BY The SINKING OF A y.cu-
Inc yacht julia returning from a regatta last
evening, came in collision with the ferrv-hoat
James FISK, IN the Mouth river, and was SUNK.
commodore Edward Morton, OF tie New Jer-
sey yacht club, was drowned, and VIM Shr9-
Ger, one OF the Yachtsmen. Wa halilx ininred
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Cashier PheIps. Grab.

AN EXPERT TO EXAMINE THE BOOKS.
ALBANY, October 16.-An expert has been
telegraphed to come here from New York To
examine the books of the treasurer's Office, with
view to ferreting out the extent of cashier
Phelps thefts. The state treasurer has been in
communication with various county treasurers
for several days, and is sccumuiztlng drafts
forwarded by them. He will soon be able %
trace every dollar Of the money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

THE LEAVE OF ABsESCE granted Captain II.
A. Ellis, 18th infantry, has been extended
eleven months, with permits lion to go beyond
the sea.
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Seutenees, ,oh,rE,n-

ACnrEN, y. Y, October is.-Micaa ei Daua-
hue has been sentenced TO BE- hang on the 10th
OF December FOR numbering q iclloa-convict al
the Anburn state prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

President GRANT, Secretary Belknap and
G neral Sherman are expected to return to
Washington to- morrow.
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AUsTRIA's QUARREL WITH TURKEY-The
vienna fresse says the explsna lions aud excuses
OF the Forte Of Turkey relative 20 the circular
recently sent abroad BY the latter not satis-
factory, and that Count ADdrassy will demand
ample satisfaction for the offence.
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COTTfTU.ATCE.

u Il " = ~
TO DEFER THE WITHDRAWAL
ULAR PRICE LIST.
FOR Il SHORT TINE,
We WILL STILL OFFER
THE FOLLOWING
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS:
s15 SUITS FOR $40.
sI2 oyERCoATs FOB IS.
SIS SUITS FOR sI9.
$40 OvERC ATS FOB $40.
$40 SUITS FOR sI4.
$40 ovkRCoATs FOB sI4
s23 SUITS FOR els
s25 OvERCoATs FOR SIS
$50 SUITS FOR gag.
$50 OvERCOATs FOR saa
BOYS.
s12 SCHOOL SUITS FOR So.
S15 DRESS SUITS FOE $40.
sI3 SCHOOL SUITS FOR So.
sis DREss SUITS FOR SI3.
BOYS oyERCoATs
AT SAME DIsCOUN
EQUAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

MAYOR JOHNSTON Of Cincinnati was thrown
from carriage some time ago, and sustained
what were at first supposed 70 be merely some
bruises upon his left arm. Instead of Settiny
well the arm continued in . paraiyzed and usee
LEES condition, and 1t 10 now feared that ampu-
tation NAV be necessary
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Anhirs I'm st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, October 16.-The tobacco and CT
par store Of ID. Dilenburg s. Co. wss damaged
$4,000 BY fire yesterday; insured.
LAWRENCE p. BARRETT,
an actor, is lying very III here of Inflammation
Of the bowels ard brain.
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PKRsoNAL.-Senator Sherman is in the CITY.
Judge A. c. Magrath, of Charleston, $. T.,
Hon. Lloyd LOwndes and wife, and Mrs Philip
Roman, OF Maryland, are at woTmley's.
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NeA CnhIn Ian

HAliFAN, oC'obrr u. The steamer Roher
Lowe has arrived here from D1pe FoIm ntine.
having successfuiiy tad the ury cable h-tWeeu
Prince Edwards Island and the mainland.
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BUY NOW.
liable BROTHERS,
Merchant Tail0rs and Fine CIethiers.
octlO-u Corner 7th and ID Streets.
SOUND EEET

-
are lndsT ensAble to health, comfort, cheerfalness
usefulness and long lf-, aud In this bus, age he
feet being used so onsfAntly lit IL fou be
ter OF ecoL omy - well comfort to give them occa-
sOnsi attention in order to guard against the de-
ranetnebis to which they ara exposed or In silins
TO obtain the quick relief Afforded bT one speciaify
skilled In their treatasut; and IL Is q we'll known
Tact tkst u susAnds OF psrsons among them any Of
The most eminent medical, judleia and political dig
IN snsis :, r,9 ny the R9sitions
estsbishmeLt. No. sSS 18th freot, opposite the III
DR.. White successfully treats Germs, Buniops,
troublesome MATS, Vascular Exeresesces Chill,
blsips. md cher ailments Of he feet hi. fee 20
The general public Is 81 per visit. Of z special
r.anent the year or other wise, the fee Is frsm
sls to 4 50 ard upvzfds Owing TO press Of bu all
ss- during ofsoe hours DR.. hts Il unable to visit
pafien 81 residences except after 6 .. m. Once
hours from a. m. to o. N. sspH-tr
DAZAAR-Breains in LADIES, 0EHTY ana
ID CHILDRENS UHDEBCL0rHIH0 may Be
lound 1t Womenb Christiap Association. Judiciary
sScsre. Al ordsr promptly an1 neetay sxeeutsdl
rpirspcs on aRsst, BE-. u sul M aoll-ly
ChkEBAL EMPLOYMENT OFvICE-An per-
NJ sons Wishing 10 employ reliable Servants viii
do we'll to call Ct JOSEPH BROOKS, 1907 iIth
str.e,, between Q and streets, whore their orders
Win be pfonptiyhIled. eblI II
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REVENUE he receipts from { Is
to-day were 500. 1851.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mothers, Mothers. Mothers,

Mothers, Mothers, Mothers!
Don't fsilte procure n Rs. wIysLOW's sOOTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
Of teething in children. 1t relieves the child from
PAIN, cures wind collie regulates the bowels, and by
giving relief and health t. the child gives rest 90
the mother. B. sure and call for
"MRS. EINSLOW 3 SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druggists. jyA-so6m
Bstchelsr's Hair Dye ia the best is the ,oriS
the only true and perfect Hair by no ridiculous
nnss, no dsaE poiu. "a en, harmless reliable instap
tsnesus black or brown; at ali druggist.', and
bcEo street new NSrk. fs-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

THE EXCURSION TRAIN Of the Pennsylvania
Central railroad, containing railroad on Gals
and representatives of the press from Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Washington, and the interior,
which left Philadelphia &C 7:20 yesterday morn
ing arrived I'm Buffalo last evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

EXPENSES OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT
The annual estimates of the State department
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1874, have
been prepared, and show a total of 1920 720. or
this amount S106 ,220 Will be required for sala-
ries, $50 900 for publishing the laws 1888 900 for
postage, S32,5OO for contingent expenses, and
the balance for miscellaneous items. The
above estimates do not include those for foreign
intercourse, which will amount to about
81 ,S74 900 additional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

IHE WO0DHULL-CLAFLINP ROsECUTIOys.-
James Herman, who had entered into bonds
for the appearance of Woodruff, Clafin and
Blood, indicted for sending obscene publica-
tons through the mails, appeared before Com
missioner Shields in the U. 5. Circuit Court and
surrendered his bail. With the consent of the
district attorney the commissioner discharged
Is understood that the old indictments, three in
number, on which the defendants were original
ly accused, will not be tried; but from the re-
torney's Office yesterday, 1t would seem that the
idea Of prosecuting Woodruff, Clafiin g Co
upon new indictments ia not wholly abandoned.
N. Y. Herald, 1Gk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA ROUSE.

WALLS NEW OPERA ROUSE.
ENERY EVENIEGAEU SATURDAY MATINEE
"ONEAS AND LAUGHTER"
Last nights II tns eHi1ant ul-diaH,
MIR JOHN <. OWENS,
Ard COri2asy carefully selected b. himself
THURSDAY EVEEING, OCTOBER 10,
The POOR GENTLEMAN.
DR.. o!!eSod Mr. OWENS.
Thank you, hind sir, 1 owe you one"
TOODLES.
TIM ny To0o OWENS.
eGLOh SINGLE MATINEE SATURDAY
en- ice seats can be reserved during the day week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

END OF STRIKE-The umbrella makers
employed BY Messrs. Dawn & Fannine 100
Franklin street, who struck on Monday against
proposed reduction OF wages, have resumed
work at the reduced rAtes--N. Y. jour. Con-.
1874. -t
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Octl
WARRINGTON THEArER CONIQUE.
w 18th Street, below Penna. Avenue.
AN ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY.
IL NEW FACES IL
The Greatest Of all European Stars
ZITELLA TROUPE.
Mademoiselle ZIrELLA, the handsomest lady in
America.
THE GREAT vARELLA BROS.
LAPETITk ZITELLA the Infant Hercules.
The Great Canadian Artists,
CHAS. and OARRIE AUSTIN
TIE CARROLS
Last Week If the Cireas Carols family.
d. III. IHE GENERAL. LITTLE DlOK MAS
TER EDDIE,
The great Dutch Come iians,
MILLS and JOHNSON
The Giant Ethiopian OTTO BOURBANK, assisted
by the COmical JOHN REESE.
The tavOrIte n. Y. Danseuse
AMELIA GUREEFLO.
The Beautiful SeriO Comic Vocalist
MISS CARRIE AVERY
And Our Great Company.
GEO. W. THOMPSON,
As the PROSECUTED DUTGHMAN.
., - Fsiniy Matinees every WEDNESDAY and
SATU BDAY. Octll tn
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TRANsFKRRKD.-On the recommendation of
the Surgeon General, Surgeon James 7. Ghise-
lein has been relieved from duty in the Depart
ment of Columbia, and ordered TO report to the
commanding general of the Department OF
Texas for assignment TO duty.
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Fatal Railroad Collision in Baltinsrs

BALTIMORE, Oct le.-6ne laborer. oo,ored.
wes killed and two others badly Injured by the
collision OF two freight trains on TIE Onion
railroad, on Eager street, in thio city,
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EDUCATIONAL.

MADAME sCHLIECKER, assisted BY her daush-
4'i ter, Is prepared TO resume her lessons n the
French Language to private pupils aud classes.
AadeHtoiselle Florence Be checker, for ten years a
pupil OF the best professors Of the Paris COnserva-
lory OF Music, will give lessons the Pianoforts
and In Singing. A German class will also be formed
ResideLce 734 18th street, near New York avenue.
hefeTences-dTs. Judge Field. Mrs. senator West
miss Rggs, Gen Schriyer, U. S. A.; Hon. R. O.
Parsons, NJ q; Count Jacques de Ganay, French
L-gstion; Thos. Taylor, esq Agricultural Bureau;
fTOi 5shll Oarusl. t2O-e02aI-
EEORGETOWE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
This Boarding AID Day School for Young Ladies
will be reopened September 9, 1873.
full corps of experienced Teachers and Profes.
sOTs are engaged.
For circulars, &c, address Principal,
MISS LUCY STEPHENSON,
sep22 I'm No. 100 Gay st, Georgetown, d. o.
Rs. 9; A. PECK's SELECT SCHOOL FOR
- BO1s, southwest corner 18th and streets
BER 10TH. senie In
y OYS' ACADEMY (Fourth Year l-Work re
~ commences SEPTEMBER LIST, at DIR. Sunder
and church, "a street, between O street and
Louisiana avenue northwest See circular al
principal bookstores, cell at the Princi pa 4 real
denee, 1!2 81 street southeast Price as per quar-
ter; number Of pupils limited to thirty.
srglo 2ra' CHASE ROYs, Principal.
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ARIsTARCHI BEY, the new Turkish minister,
who has been officially received by President
Grant, Is man of noble family in CONSTANT,
nople. His appearance il striking He is about
nye rect six inches in height, OF medium build.
Hls hair Is dark, with a slight tiuge of gray, but
ms heavy dark brown mustache is free from the
frosts OF age. He is 81 years old. His face is
rather full, with prominent broadly rooted
nose and bright hazel eyes. He speaks French
with correct pronunciation, but English some
what lmperfectly.
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IL OIrY az N hSHisnTTnnl VI TIE

II EAL ESTATE DIRE, TORY OF THE
~ Oily " WASHINGTON
Feet g the ihch, prsing all lots paris Of iots
aid sgbtiysio 70, with date nsnas of same cor,
Surveyor AisO, the assessed yAlne OF sroS1d and
improvements In each lot and desert ptian Of tine
plugs, Naser mains; and fire alarm stations, and
other imfofma'ion bearing upon the value II prop-
Neeky numb RS, not TO exceed fifty, each Contain
irg twenty -four squares.
MAsEtSsION d. O., September II, ISIS.
The public and those desiring such = vg1rs ar.
4 MSs.fs h Fssh s2n sSs 'S the re-
u examine and n gsrvse the publication Of ts i
and they may b assured Of the corrartbsss ~ t,h
PsFste square and lot part Of lot AID subdiyi.ou
WILLIAM FORSYTH
Surveyor Of the District of Columbia.
also have sgreed 70 examine the statistical IA
pie 70 te FURNISHES "a the above toned pnbIi-
rect and IN conformity with the Numerical BOOK
WILLIAM MORGAN, Tax CLERK.
Amer most careful Investigation and fnaujry VIC
y q Col Fsehtz to prepare such Real Esists b.
Ieetory Of Washington" as will be in every vay Ja
heartily recommend his entsrprise 10 our f,.,ss
and al 10 y hom such work may be Of service
FITCH a Fox, Real Estate Brokers.
INSCRIPTIONS and orders will be received a, ,b.
HsSrsnfAFF1 1.s sss 60, 81 stree. northwest
IiTcH ToI, Real Kst.ts BE Sins st1 Isos
ul,anis avenue, opposite the U. 8. Treasury
and prospseta. vii ss :lss'5 o. these
plieation 70 any sAdr.s. nay be desired A''A Ap-
the ssl,sssS End
IL assured Fww PR ssA45THrz'
sspl3-dn Can,aL1s asd Psslishss.
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TIE PoLARIs INVESTIGATION was resumed
on board the Tallapoosa at the navy yard to-
day. The examination of DIR. Emil BeSsels, in
charge OF the scientific department of the expe-
dltion, took place to-day. He gave an interest
ing account of his scientific researches and
detained the symptoms OF Capt. Halls illness
he also explained his medical treatment of
Capt. Hall and said he had no doubt whatever
that he died natural. death. The inyestisa-
ton will probably close this week.
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TEE LAST RouSD.-A telegram from Colo
ado sprlngs, near Denver, reports the APP
proaehlng death OF John q. Heenan. the no
silist, Who has been there for six weeks with An
sggravsteA pulmonary consumption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

senator sumner and President Eliot OF
Harvard college have been elected 10 an yacsn-
ciee IN the Massachusetts, Historical Society.
Emma CLARK, q German girl, hes been
found guilty OF arson in New York, and sem
fenced TO the state prison for life.
- The tenth annual meeting Of the Interna-
tional division OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers is I'm session q Philadelphia.
~Rev. Green Cisy Smith, formerly Of Non
tana, has organized . colored Temperance
society In Frankfort, Ky.
D0The ceremonies of the conservation Of TIE
diocese q Philadelphia 70 the Sacred Heart OF
Jesus took place 1t the Catholic cathedral yso-
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

The SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING of the Army
OF the Tennessee was held yesterday in Toledo,
Ohio. President Grant and Secretary Belkuap
arrived there last evening. Gen. Sherman pre-
sided Gen. Logan, the orator of the day, de-
nvered an address, reciting the deeds OF the
Army OF the Tennessee. In the evening brief
addresses were made by President Grant, Sec
rotary Belknap. Gems. Sherman, Howard, Pope
Custer, Noyes and Hulburt, and Admiral wor-
den. There will be a parade of military and
civic societies to-day, and the reunion will close
with banquet this evening.
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~ Nast's salary with the Harpers is SIC, 900 a
year.
/, ~ Prince Roland Bonaparte. q son of Prince
been entered at British naval school.
0Tbe Cumberland News says the little girl,
Allie Baker, " 10 was so dreadfuiiy outra ped ON
Ihnrtday Of last week, is In an improved com
HJudge Alexander McCue, OF BROOKLYN. one
OF the pIoprietors of the Eagle. has Commented
suit for libel against the Brooklyn Argus, laying
damages at $50 900.
oispatcn from San Francisco says that
the remnant of the Modoc tribe are on th sir Wav
troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

THENEw SILVER TRADE DOLLAR half dollar.
quarter dollar, and dime, are by the act of Feb
ruary II, 1873, made ga legsl-tender at their
nominal value for any amount not exceeding
i've dollars in any one payment" aud there is
no limitation to this provision.
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
Thts .affeymooa's Dispatches
Associated Press Reports.
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
Peuusylyaufn


TBE OFFICIAL &EIUKNS PROM PHILADEIPurA
PHILADELPHIA, October l6.-rhe Official re-
turns OF the election show the fol 10 wing ma
lorities ~ this city: Gordon, for Judge, 500
Mackty, for state treasurer, 254ll; Elliott. for
sheriff, ls,4i5, Widener, for city treasurer
2gA3S. Lannon's majority in the Sd district over
Maggie, dem, Is 36t Fhe total vote on tn !.
heS sc question is IS 30, the majority in favor
OF license is B., 4o4.
California.
hLhtTloN OF N klNS1kN. THK PEOPLES CAN
DIDArk FOR JUDGE
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct l6.-Returns from the
interior show the election of McKInstry Tor
Judge OF the supreme court, bv a large major
lty. which is another victory for the people's
independe ut party. McKinstTy's majority in
this city is about 900.
Oregon.
NRsNITH's MAJORITY 800.
NEW YORK, oct. ia dispatch 20 the World
from Salem, Oregon, says Nesmith, democrat
is elected TO Congress by $500 majority over
Smith, republican; a democratic gain OF 6,5i4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

IHE TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAzAINE con-
tinues. Bazaine said that on hearing of the
September revolution he intended to resign his
command. He admitted that he received
hegnier Immediately upon his arrival at Metz.
med having informed Regnier that letters b ad
passed between himself and Prince Frederick
Charles, and could not state the provisions of
In relation TO Bourbaki's Journey the Marsh al
considered that to conclude an armistice would
be OF advantage to the country and the army.
~ was necessary for the fuTtherance of til at
opgect 10 communicate with the Empress Eu-
GENE, between whom and the German govern
ment he then thought an understanding ex-
lsted. Bazaine appears very much downcast in
manner and less confident in tome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

HOPE FOR THE FRENCH REPUBLIC YET
Upon the Teconvening of the French assembly
the right center, acting in union with the min
lstry, intend to propose prolonga CATION of Mac
Mahon's tenure OF office as president. The left
are willing to accept the proposition if accom-
panied by plan for the definitiye organization
of the republic. Since the late election many
wavering deputies have declared in favor of the
republic. At meeting yesterday of BOnapart-
list deputies, at which Rouher presided, the or
ganization of vast system of petitions adyo-
eating an appeal to the people was discussed
Ihere are rumors ahOat that Disbursements
have arisen between the governments of France
and Italy. 1t is stated that upon the termina-
ton Of the present crisis Chevaiier Nigra, the
Italian minister, will take leave of absence for
unlimited time.
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
NEW AND CHOICE Day GOODS
~
BEGAN 4 WELIE'S,
lois aud IO20 Tth street uortbvest
800 neS and beautiful sHAWLS, at So each,
STYLISH DEEss GOODS
81 very Low prices
Gray hohSirs, ga and 50 cts; C4neI's Hair Cloth.
~. 81 and - Ct. all wool Cashmeres new shades as
cts An immense stock % Cassmeres, Cloths, Flan-
Htls, " ater Proofs, Blankets, sc &c
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
began & WYLIE,
AEency for Nine. Demorest's RoliabIe Patterns.
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WARRINGTON THEArER COWIQUE.
w 18th Street, below Penna. Ayenue.

FLORENCE octlf
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Sargeon b. F. Gibbs from
the Richmond and ordered to return home and
report his arrival. Second Assistant Engineer
{. j. Hubighorst from the Saugus and ordered
TO return north and report arrival Second
Assistant Engineer John W. Gardner from the
Tallapoosa and ordered to the Ossipee.
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GRAB FsvER-The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph
puts case OF the prevailing grab fever in this
wise; Collector widemer, over in Alabama,
mas Bullocked $4,000 of internal revenue
money. Orders have been sent from Washing
divide any of it."
HIS friends made up the sum and he depart
60, the conclusion Of paragraph alleging
Hartford, had become a defaulter to the
amount OF - 600. The collector of the town of
Iorrington, Ct, Herman Clark, is also alleged
10 De defaulter in the sum OF s. 300.
a box containing securities to the amount of
$4,000 mostly first class coupon bonds) was
stolen Monday evening from the vault OF the
Long island Savings Bank, Brooklyn, where il
nae been left hN the oNner for safe keeninu
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LADIES GOODS.

~ MADAME L. p. ANSEEET, ENks5
% Ne - No-fI sh15les S,rss,, B1',ialors, MI,
Mil open Ia-gs assortment Of
IMPORTED BONNETs AND HATS,
fTOm the largest houses IN Nv Yo-k s1d Pa-is,
On SATURDAY, OCroBER 18Th,
AT4lU llIE ST, NEAR P.NN. kvENrE,
ard Will continue curing the season
uZLADIES' CNDER GOODS. octls-1:-
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The ANNUAL REPORT of the Fourth Audit
or, which has been completed, contains no item
OF interest beyond the presentation in tabular
form of a statement showing the operations of
that office during the last fiscal year, in which
the cash disbursements in tue naval paymas-
ter's division is shown to have been Sif19I, ISJ;
amount dishursed on account of navy pension
Iund Sib3 ,liO; amount of prize money paid du-
ring the year 1896, l65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16
POSITIVELY FOR ONLY A FEW DAYS.

EQUAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL GOODS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-16

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