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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

Referring to ex-President Johnson's assertion
that a Congressman can live becomingly on
5000 = year, or that a Cabinet officer can
maintain his position very creditably on 5000
year, the Boston Globe says call this may be,
but ii Is not the policy of institutions to en-
courage niggardliness any more than extrava-
gance in our high officers. We place Cabinet
ministers and the President on q different foot
ing from congressman in this matter. 1t Is for
the honor and credit of the nation that they
should be supported in a style suitable TO their
position as the most conspicuous representatives
OF wealthy and powerful people,"
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, 0fcs Of CatO SixssI Qaer
WASHING OctOber ~ I9-s m. 81 a m

WAh DkrAhIMhNIs UDtct OF ChtO Stf0aI U4eev,l
WASHINGTON, October Is, 1873, lOO O. m Z
ofNoPsIs FOR The PAST TWRNry-FouR HouRs.-
The low barometer that was Monday morning north
Ot Lake Ontario, hss moved ard over the guif
81 st Lawrence, beyond our ,tations. The pressure
has risen, but fallen again over Lakes Michigan,
Huron, and H n, where cloudy weather, with snow
still continues The pressure has risen rapidly in
he northwest, and Is now highest in Kansas and
Dakota. westerly winds, with clear, cold weather,
prevail IN the eastern gulf aud the interior OF the
south Atlantic states, aud with cloudy weather on
me south Atlantic coast, where light rain has fallen
during tn night Northwest winds and clear wsa-
ther prevail on Lake Superior, the Missouri valley,
and the extreme northwest, with very low tempera-
ture In the latter region South winds are re-
portsd from the lower lakes and light northwest
winds from the middle Atlantic and southern New
England coasts.
PRoBABlLITIKs -Duripg the rest Of Tuesday for
the gulf and south Atlantic states, north and west
winds, and clear, cold weather. For the middle
states, southwesterly winds veerng to northwest,
with cloudy weather and possibly snow or rain. Tor
the lower lake region, southeast and southwest
Winds: increasing TO brisk, with snow and rain. For
New England, winds back to southeast, with in
ere asisg cloudiness and threatening weather. For
the upper lake region, rising barometer and cold,
b'isk northwest winds, partly cloudy and clearing
v siher Cautionary signals continue at Grand Hs.
ven. Chicago, Milwaukee, and are order ed for Buf.
falo, Erie, Cleveland, and t. ledo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

Our heavy advertising to-day rather crowds
the columns of TIE STAR, but is satisfactory
reading, as showing the commencing activity of
the season. From the fact that THE STARS
advertising matter is fresh, crisp and varied,
embracing every line of article and supply that
is needed by any class Of the community, it is
always, what Horace Greeley would style,
"mighty interesting reading"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

The question as to the right of telegraph
companies to erect telegraph pol es in the
streets having arisen in New York, the corpo-
ration attorney, in the course of an opinion on
the subject, says the companies have the pswer
to place poles in any of the streets and that the
city councils can only direct that the erection
OF the poles shall be done in an orderly manner,
with no unreasonable interference with the
oTdinarytuses of the streets, and with no gross
and exceptional Disbursements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

Among the assets of Jay Cooke s. Co. an item
Of some 5000 from Hon. JAS G. Blaine is re-
ported We find, on inquiry, that the amount
due from Mr.. Blaine to the firm is for money
borrowed on long mortgage in 1869, when he
purchased his residence on 18th street in this
city. The mortgage is not mature until 1875.
The amount lie amply secured by the intrinsic
value of the residence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

AS 1t has been long, long time since Ohio
had democratic governor, the Cincinnati Es-
qu'rer proposes that the faithful have q big
spree when Allen isinaugurated. The democra-
cy had better accept this proposition, for 1t may
De still longer time before q similar opportu-
nifty will present itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

Delaware is peculiar place in more senses
than one. At New Castle recently an audience
becoming disguised with q minstrel PERFORM
ance threw some Of the perform srs out Of the
window, and the others had to be locked up to
save them from violence at the hands of the en-
ragged auditors Hereafter minstrel troupes will
be likely to give New Castle wide berth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

The week opened in Wall street with an I'M
settled and feverish stock msrKet as the result
Of further damaging rumors. or rather reiter-
alton OF those OF last week. The fact ia, says
the New York Poet, there is a steady liquida-
ton going on at the Stock Exchange, which
causes prices to fall. Time loans on which
stocks have been carried are called in, and the
holders of stocks unable TO renew them or get
money elsevh here are compelled to sell. Until
this liquidation II cOmplete-and IL has been
thought to have been so several times-there
will be TO permanent improvement at the Stock
Exchange, and all sorts of startling rumOrs
which may seem plausible reasons for prices
declining, may be expected.
The Markets.
BALTrxeRE, ostOb.r Is Virginia SIS, consolias.
& of rssT su soa s. wsA low
f .Sg s S G ~ N dS s,..
me Tes3 IS do, extra, coos 2s do 10 nily, rs
DO. f.ni igp'I s 9' % do e sa
Corn quiet and .tesdy-sSite soaihern ,' fssss
"a. Oats active and firm-s southern, Iseass: west,
sIn mixed. q, do. white, 4s@0 Rye firm. Hay
ard unsettled Balk n ests-s6oulders, 7a7is; clear
: ;$ss,dsi;; Ga. clear :ids;; sSss ;:ssI
6TmNsood to cScscs rolls and tubs, asaso; north north
western straight hue-, 81 Coffee strong fair to
essier siss@a5 Sugar weak, Io4 "A'
NEW YoAk, October 2s.-Stocks steady. Gold,
Money : bid hxehanse, long. Ga; short, sS
INV NV fokk, October 2s-Flour dull and heavy
Wheat scarcely so firm. Corn dull a0d unchanged
o'd, 95i4; 1867 g61s Eric, 39ss
IoSDoS, Oct. Der 2s,i p.m-Erie, sos.
PARIS, October q R .ntes s. francs Is confines.
Pam, October 4s,--Rentes 81 frascs 20 cen,imes.
quite reDIes at 81 francs 2IJ. confines
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SIX dollars and three-quarters on every hun
cred paid Is werth saving, and that is what
prudent taxpayers are gaining by settling their
bills previous to the LIST proximo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

The Chicago Tribune thinks this good time
to reproduce Representative Knott's famous
speech on HDuluth"
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NEW BOOKS
Records Il Quiet l. &, ~ Augustus J q Have
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Townsend. NO ocfst az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-28

At this distance the shooting of the editor of
OF the Cumberland Times yesterday looks like
deliberate murder. 1t seems that for several
years past a political feud has existed in Cum
berland, and the Timss has frequently taken a
hand in Il by editorial comments. Recently the
same paper pointed out certain inequalities in
the payment Of jurymen in a current case and
intimated that Mr.. Horace Resley, the clerk of
the court. had been derilect or Intentionally
dishonest in the matter. Mr.. Resley himself
seems to have taken nonOtice of the matter, but
his son, John NJ, saw fit to resent the imputa-
ton by walking into the Office of the Times and
deliberately shooting and fatally woundIng the
editor, Mr.. Lloyd /. Clary. The latter, when
he saw the deadly purpose of the former, asked
him If he was not going to give him a chance.
The reply was " No" instantly followed by txo
pistol shots, and the assassin departed, avowing
his readiness to meet any of his victims friends.
1t is about time that an example should be made
of some OF these chivalrOus striplings, who
think IL a brave and dashing thing to do to
svenge family grievances by going out pistol
in hand to murder somebody. An ignominous
death on the gallows for one or two of them
would perhaps cause their wouid-be emulators
to look upon the matter in q different light.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

1AXPAYERs, ATTENTION ,-Property own.
improyement taxes B. calling upon IiCRsSN &
pAIfAhSoN' oos 18th street. opposite the Tres,-
"A best located MoTELs and kEsrAU r. 1as
!aiTs Of LATfMER cLEIRY, iltS st. and PENN ~
avenue oct25-3;'
ME BEST WAY To PAY SPECIAL TlXE--
Leave your tax bills nth the undersigned; they
will be returned, receipted, less than the cost Of
Iish. per cent 6er.scases Away, for sale or e1-
... PETER CAMPBELL, Stock Broker.
VALUABLE dA iIsE E9E Rs SALE
dwS miies from washington and four from AleSsn.
portion o. the land has one Of inc most comm sndins
tbsss 81 any prSpery eb.s cry on
its commanding locality. One hundred acres Of
cleared land, lying beautifully, and well adapted
The Abingdon estate, and having the si,sntaSe e Of
two cities, certainly offers chance for in
@ TIE III a1d Informs
and Real Estate Broker, Star ciice building, Who
are the authorized agents Of the owner. Oct2sas
9 PER CENT. BONDS received for spe isl i'm
pf0'sment taxes In series For fns ny !sT By
octAst Over National Metropoiiran Bank.
20 SHARES COLUMBIA RAILWAY STOCK
M. M. ROHRER,
ocl9-eo5t No. ais 7th street.
r OF PUBLIC WORKS, receivabie 10 payment
oesasi SoGksE s III Isk 18Th rates t.
AND THE sAFEsT INylsTMKNT.-A rare
FEW ACRES 81 CHOICE { fsS6
The sfs ~ ss mas beautifully
section Of country, near this city, known " TIE
North Arlington Heights, has recently been com
Of from one TO twenty acres each of land, making
beautiful building sites combining all the desirable
REQUISITES Tor q suburban home, among which are
The alton is perfectly healthy being some three
miasma from he river ever reaches It.
grades tsy the Fairfax and Georsstown turnpiss
rosdD in 30 minutes from the city
The views from these beautiful heights Of the CAP
a cities and envirsns are unsurpassed near this
any other city.
grapes, as shown by the North Arlington vines ards
which are not .,ceea in this country, and fer any
very materially TO its desirability and valus.
lis wsiered by many never failing springs Of the
The very reason able price at which they are being
on . %
f %sIi especially in tho;s 1Ri ferss Of tile
''' REAL GsrzrE SkSkkR.
oct2s-h Over National nstr re- aShh Bank.
Foh 'BY AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Corner OF New York avenue sud Fifteenth street.
Three large double HOUSES, ranging in price
from 9a50U to $4,000, and several other hrst class
One whole SQUARE Of GROUND and LOTS in al
HoGsE r. and LOTS a, Mount Pleasant. .aIy
Doors x xsS :sSs'Ai AND rurA1I.
SHOTS, GkiTIBs and RUsBERs, ~hioS"sS.
"s"i sell JOHN Selz IA xkS Ssi Ma e SON. "
sep29lm lteuh street northwest. -
r. HDw. CLARK. t. osossJ,
Z. 8DW. CLARK 3 Co.,
LU4BER, WOOD AND GOAL,
Doors, Sash, BLINDe,
A0ULDIH0s, &C., 10.
0sntr.l Once, e1e Louisiana syenae.
wharf, DeDst and Plaaing Iii, foot of lth axsss
Branch II is-llth end serssss northvsgs, VIZ
ginia avenne md 9h st ct ss1thsas9. Hii-iy
Or rs
In every style, N(AI
GONNA sD AND b srnEEn H.w. ~
Families supplied ed delivered.
seIselms 010. y. BARBER. Propristor.
TTp kQ2H2 .yIHn pUL0i. fQofa
y1s8 ~ ~ 1Ssesssy 80 - - psslyis6
11OOL1YD AQU1 POWD1Rs arS 1870
~ OuTD. h 01nn<nn. N -. r
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, an,

~ 'bk BolDkJL sHAKsPEAKE," go Eminent
- foets u An -rica aid Eur- /" a Al fhs
g., ns'oks 400 Puhticafi7us sou IN slish. i
snbserpilons received snd Bsoks delivered "a
s.hd, sti..nery, Ptciur-.. Frame~, q.
sTOCkMsN SON, s2- g n street n - o~tSi "a
~ ICHsh ID Is. MoHuN A. CO.
II B9uhrELlkk> md STATIONERS
lOl9 Fen . suia avenue
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The Game Laws.

There Ia much annoyance Of schools and
families, and eutrsging of the human feelings
Of the residents OF the suburbs, BY the constant
violation Of the game laws by c. people. The
school boys CT the county consequently sue
cumb to thstemptation OF truancy and illegal
shooting. IL should be known that there 10 9
hne Of five dollars for killing or having in pos
session any OF the song birds = any time except
from the Dth to sst Of December. WoOdcock
may be killed after July 4th, reedbird or black
bird or phsuAt after September LIST, and par
fridge or quail or rabbit after october LIST. A
penalty OF Eve dollars Furnishes the destruction
OF any nest or eggs of birds. Tt ere Is q similar
Dire and confscation Of the 70; ling piece for
hunting on Sunday. This reckless killing of
insectivorous birds causes great loss to agricul-
ture ard the Decentralization Of our youth. Let
all good citizens see that the law is enforced.
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BOARDING.

OAnU1N6.
FURNISHED ROOMS, SOUTH FRONT, FOB
L rent; with BOARD, at No. IL Grant Place,
near u .. fAtent Ofnce. oct1S3t~
Neutrality-suspicious. Unfurnished ROOMS on
- I'd floor, with BOARD. at TOT 9Th street north
west. Also TABLE BOARD. octassts
RQARDING.-Furnished FRONT ROOM, suita.
for tive; gas and fuel included. Single Room, S25.
House has the modern conveniences. 1885 Cosco.
ran 81 oct2S-3ts
u OOMs AND BOARD-Several Of the mo 81 de.ir.
II able Rooms at 100 and Il Oh IL h ST. north
west, nicely furnished, aud provided with every
comfort and convenience, with frst-clsss Table
Board, Terms moderate. octal xts
NICILY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH ALI,
IN modern coBveniences, and first claa IA nj n
BOARD. Apply lO0Y = street, corner 10th ois 81.
ROARDING-TURNIsHE ROOM0.-One ReoI
- Parlor On nrst floor, and two nice Front Rooms
Also, Table Board. cctS I'M
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" II rs TIE ~

DO not WAIT FOR COLD wRArHRR.
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nIstore oDcn until p. m, and on Saturdey snth
ii p. m, TO accommodate those who have no TN = 70
porshase during the day. ootx3 "
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| TRUIr TREES, DUTCH BULBOUs
ROOTS, &C.

GkEHRAL EMPL0YMINr OFVIcR-Auper.
DO veil 70 es g r SEQ ss,,ssIs ss,,s.s q.
siii 5. 'ssSsss ~ srsss' vh'ss sSsr sras
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s0.pp sling the ObI0IHAL CALICO DRESS
az -. ,s sSs and &c a order 90 We. =; Riley
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PlANtDS, az.

TUNING AND kErAIRIsG, POLISHING
ane vanishing PIANOS and all Mo-.
elca Instruments receis - ia. ma faithfu
p,isonsl attention by q WILD BRO VIM
~ llIh 81 Get, near northwest corner Psnn-ylva-
IL svenue. Agents foI tn unsurpassed sTIgFF,s
PlANOs, DEALERS in Pianos and n asical Iusfrn.
ments generally. Pianos for r.ut senlsly
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ZOE RENT-The large STORE en- Pennsylvania
l. avenue, opposite the Metr. poliian hotel, for
merly occupied by George Thomas Parker, and
at BY Browning Middleton. 1t is one on
he most eligible business places in the city, and
possession can be Obtained on the LIST Of Novemb-r
next. Also. a large Hall in the same building For
northwest. senSa-In
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FOX sALE-Thst beautiful block Of BUILD
l. lNGS on M street, corner Of 9Th northwest, is
onered for sale upon the most liberal terms In
point OF construction, location aud ppearauce thew
are unsurpassed by any private residences in the
city. They have all the modern improvements, suCh
AS marble mantels, msrble-top stationary wash
stands throughout, hot and cold water, furnaces
sDges, dumb walters, butler psntries, linen rooms
stationary wash.tubs speaking tubes, water Closets
bathrooms, and every OF her requisite pertaining 20
hIet Glass ht uses. Apply to AISTR0P DUDLEY
1th street and Louisiana avenue ang2s I'm
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NUIICE VI KEMUNAL.
We would respectfully inform our friends and the
pnbiic generally that we have REMOVED our nj ace
OF bnsiEess TO the new warehouse, No. 6lO PennsyI
vsDia avenue, two doors east of old stand where
we VIII be pleased TO see all who can all on u.s.
While thanking our friends for their fsrmer patron
age aid SO letting continuance Of the same, we
promise TO use our best endesvors to please all who
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON,
ectf3-eo2w Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-31
Narrow Gauge Railroad I.

EXTRACTS from the remarks made by
William L. Watson, Chief Engineer of
the "Galiforni;l Central Narrow Gauge
Railroad Company" before Il railroad
meeting held III Chico, Cal, Dec. 20,
1872, for the purpose of considering
the construction of a narrow gauge
railroad from Chico to Tacinto, to coli
nect with the Central Narrow Gauge
Railroad to Rcnicia. Mr.. Watson said:
''The subject of narrow gauge railroads
is occupying the attention of the COM
mercia1 minds of the civilized world,
OF at least those having an interest Ill
the transportation of themselves or
their property. The great want of this
! country is cheap and abundant trans
portation. 4 few years ago transporta-
| ton of almost amy kind that was rapid
| and afforded simple comfort was ac-
| ceptable. because it WAS better than
none, IN 1927, the first railroad in
| the world was afforded to the people
| of civilized nations AS an improvement
in transportation. 1t was Immediately
adopted, because it was more convent
ent, and to Il man whose time was OF
any value it was also more profitable
Since its inauguration the railroad has
done more to ciyiiise ani occupy the
improved portions of the globe thar
any other of the wonderful inventions
of modern times.
THE WAR OF THE GAUGES.
Gas early as 1884 the most cele
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The NOllOc War.

The result of the recent battle be-
tween four hundred Federal and State
troops and an unknown number of Mo-
doc Indians, among the rocks and lava
beds near the border of lake Iui,
Oregon indicates that the government
has difficulty upon its hands of no
mean importance. The grievances OF
these rebellious Indians, originating
in their aversion to the reservation
system, unaccompanied by what they
deem a sufficient compensation. have
now become involved with the ques-
ton of life and death, and this battle
gives terrible evidence of their dcspcr-
alton. Protected by the natural fastness-
es of their position, they fonsd 1T easy
TO DEFY assault and - the same time
to shoot down every man who came
within range of their arms. Ten OF
the attacking party were killed and
thirty wounded. aud it is not known
whether even one of the savages re-
ceived injury. 1t is probable that in
time these savages may be forced TO
terms. but before opportunity occurs
/ for 4 repetition of this one-sided kind
| of fighting. perhaps it won,d bc better
] for our troops tn show Il little in'i'an
! sagacitv in this new field of glory, rs
/ the result of the engagement Is Ger
tainly not satisfactory. That a battle
should rage all day between white
men and Indians, i'll which the white
men should never have seen their enc
nv, and while they asccrtalncd at the
close with considerable certainty thai
they had themselves lost forty k1lle'
and wounded, and while they could moi
saw what was the cnemy's loss, or i
he lost anv. takes rs back i'll imaSlna
ton To the 1avs of Brahdock $ defeat
as well as to the more rncc1lt florldi
war, when the Indians, for q long time
sct the whole army of the Cn,te'
States and tho forces enlisted for tin
occasion at defiance. Billy BowleSs
one of the leading Indian chiefs of tina
war, seems to have reapnearcd II
Oregon in the person of ''Captail
Jack" No doubt we will catcl
Captain Jack" by and by, i,ss We di'
Captain Bowlegs, and then perhaps
after exhibiting him through the corn
try, send him back to his ''happy hnnt
ing grounds" as we did his illustrion
) prototype. 1t is Is be hoped. how
t ever, that the government will be abl
to spare enough troops from the regu
lation of Southern State government
and the pursuit % alleged ku-klux t
unearth .'Cay,fain Jack" from III
' masked batteries and bring him out
, fair fight. III thc meantime, We tru'
that tii. occurrence will not give IN
Detus To indtscriminatc vengeance, II
t Guiding the peaceful Indians Ill OF
!. fer, itory .or whom such successful
. forts have been mad" to release the
from l,arba aism-Bn jN"".