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lIFTHEEIA And SvALIrUN IN NEW YORK.
a. viii be observed from bT. Harris report on
vital statistics suf mitted 81 yesterdays moets
ing ot the board OF eaIth, tie number OF cases
OF GlVfEeTIa D. on toe Increase. Against 10 for
the week ending November q, there were l30
for the week ending last saturday. The deaths
from ciVtE Jria last week were tt. against ~ tor
the Trpcedif week Bringing The rcrCrJ down
70 Monday, tieTe hss bsen iron November lst
% tie i.td ~ Fesfls .. '"Hahle ID diptLeria.
This i al the rate Of abour +a,- deaths day,
and represents, We need not say. q ,''s = 'Sl ~
amount OF sanitary neglect During a.. Ia.
fCW weeks another rather furmiGahie elrmt
has begun 20 enter into the mortality of the
CITY. smallpox caused l9D deaths between No.
Nember 1T and 10Th. 70 is 0b-ervab'e that
tie DISTRICTS U,st affected bv dtufreffa are
almost entirely tIeeu ffom traces 1. tll ravages
OF sMalllU lUK-N. = Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

IHE FEAEEIIE SKAECH ENPEDrrray-Tf
viii DC recoiieCted that Capt. WllIam Kennedy
D. iocetded % the Arctic regions IN search of = n
John Franklin iu the rhip Prince Albert. spt.-
c-auy EQUIPPED by Lady Franklin tor the tlr-
pose. Capt. huEJur, Of the wualsr P1Ivus
winch reached Dundee last Iighf. brings sew
e. al relics OF tle expedition. uartv OF hr.
N y, when ashore ~ BAtty Bay on the a-th OF
July last, discovered n earn. and thinking it
might contain valuable records. pulled IL d5Nn.
lhry found IA the interior 4 tiu canister, tSeIvs
inches ln leUgth and four inches iu diameter.
With the lid sOidsred down. Captain Kugour
cperCu the canister, which contained records
or POSTED on the b-l OF August, 1852, bv Cant.
Neuntdy. slcdge, a stove, two ice kuive~,
and NUN Der Of articles lee on giug o tue sxps-
clifton were goL on the south side Uf the bav.
Mlere u appeared the party hal eucamped.
These things have al been brought % Dundee
From the records % appears that Capt Ken
ntdY SinteTed ia Batty Bay toward the end OF
1871. and that BIS vessel had only been liber-
a-ed on the ttb OF August, ls55. when the ace
broke AZ. IL would seem that Batty Bay had
not been visited since lSI2 The records are n
an Nc6lleut state u preservation. This season,
Tor The Irst time, many OF the ships penetrated
Beilot Straits, the extreme point reached bv Slr
Leotold MCCuntOck IN the Fox IN 1855 .. While
Crossing Cresswell Bay several OF the wnalers
were beset, and thClr destruc,io became 20 i'm
minent hat the crews abandoned them. remain
ing IN their boats in some cases for weeks
LoTGCu T.ugS. 2L
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NIEGINIA's STATE DEBT 1t Is stated by the
NeS orb Herald correspondent ia Richmond
ttaL ne ne meeting OF Alrgiuia bOudholdrrs
on tie ltth inst, a satisfactory srraugeUeuf
Ia ceen erected betEeen the Virginia corn mis-
sloIers-GOvernOr kemper aud hon. X nj. T.
HUUter-aud the American bond fundiny ana
bauh lng association Of LONDON. The Rrifi.h
association viii retire the present state debt
and viii receive Tor the amount bonds pavable
IN thlrty years. The principal and interest OF
snu satisi factor. guarantees Of prompt payment
be given. Similar arrangements hsve been
made Win the governors Of the states OF Ark
ansas. Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina
and North CarOlins 20 fund certain portions OF
ther debts, but must, a. ia Virginia, be sYb-
mltteo Tor ratification 70 the different state leg-
proposition.
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=, NARRow EscAFR FROM DRAqu IN the
Troy Times OF Monday evening We read fhe
following: "Rev. Mr.. Card last week wsIlt ID
Mlkeso&fre, Penn, 10 attend q funeral. On
nls return, being anxious 20 reach home, he en-
oeaVoreo 70 secure a eest on q coal train which
left Nayerly, n. j., At 4 O'Clock. He arrived
just as The coal train was moving OF, and RAJ
after IL, bat In the darkness stumbled over "A
svitch-rod ard struck heavily against the rai
cutting his hand snc bruisnng him 20 that /
was unable b rise. He Was just nearing uncon-
sciousness when the terrible thought fsshed
through his rlno tnst passenger train wa
momeptarily expected. This reused hin. cna
be tried TO crawl from the track. but could r.
Finally, by desperate EFFORT, be mansCe6
fen re. over oeee or twice, ana Just AZ ne cleSr
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OUT OF WORK.-The Detroit Post saws that
at ne municipal court in that city, Saturday
eight able bodied men, the youngest IS and the
oidtst but S2 years OF age, voluntarily pleaded
6ullty 10 charges of yagTancy, and asked to be
tent up. They were sll sober, honest looking
II llows, ard stated that they had striyen earn
estly and in good faith to find employment of
any zinc, but had failed. They were homeless.
snd Pennlless, and rather than steal wouId nre
Ter 70 go to the house OF correction for the win
ter' ne police justice, while regretting the
necessity which compelled honest men to eat
0I PRISON rare and associate with criminals to
keep from starving, complied with their re-
quest, ana each or the applicants was sent up
for four months. =
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APFRAT BETWEEN CONGRESSMAN MCNCL-
IA AND ALAWYsR.-Gen. McNuita, the prrs-
ent Congressman from the B!OOmi gton (Il)
Glsulct, and Cbas. Shackleford, d lac .er 0j
D,Oom1rgton, had personal alteration in
Chicsgo Tuesday ari-ing frCm bitterness OF
IeeLbs engineered ny the recent political cam
pa'gn in which McNulta was defeated. Shack-
ieiOTo was very active canFasser for Stevens
Ine successful candidate. The fight began bv
McNQlta charging ShacKlefOrd with havin5
cirtuieted reports that while McNUlta was in
me ILLINOIS legislature he had by corrupt means
become me poss 5ssOr OF two farms. McNulta
slapp6d Shacklef0Td in the face. In the course
Ui I tSe iIdcas winch followed Shackleford struck
McNulta with a cane, and was about TO rsneaf
the blow WHEN McNults drew revolver
cooked i, AID ordered Shackleford to drop the
cane. This was done, and the melee ended with
theretiIemeIt of Shacklefnrd
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Political Notes

Senator West saws the republicans carried
Louisiana by a ejOrity OF 1900 or 3 goo. bat
says that the democrats oiaim he state by OIO
majority. The legislature is conceded 10 be
democratic.
Judge Abbott, OF Massachusetts. through his
attorney, is taking depasitious and followingup
al reports Of fraudUle 1T voting, with the intsn-
ton OF contesttDg MIR. Fr0st's seat in the 44th
Congress.
John GOode, jr., late democratic candidate
for Congress ia the "a Virginia district Las an
nOUnced his intention of cOntesting p ats right
10 the scat. SHOULD the state board give the at
Ter the certificate, which he ssys,is by no means
A telegram from Senator Chandler indicates.
mat he u confident of his re election to the Il
= Senate He claims that the republicans have
tuTe on Joint ballot.
James O'Brien, candidate for Congress in the
10th New York district has filed a protest with
the county canvasseTs or New York against the
election of Abraham =. Hewitt, on the ground
that the latter is not resident of the district
and procured his election by fraud aud bribery
The list OF men in Missouri who are aspirlny
TO "rattle around in Carl Schurz's seat IN tbs
United States Senate Is getting long It already
includes-tien. r. NJ. C0ckreI, John s. PbsIps
e&-Gov Ihomas g. Reynolds, ex Gov. y Grstz
Brown, George q. Vest, snd StiisOn Hutchins
The colOred men of the next House so far as
eleCtcd, are: Lee (dem }, and SmaIls lreDN oF
SouIh s CarOhna; Haralson (reP.l, of Alabama;
Nash (rep), OF Louisiana; and HvrRn n frepl !. of
North Carolina, all new members The re-
election OF Walls in Florida, is claimed aud In
doubt. @ a.
The returns of the vote csst in this state in
me last election indicate a large falling eff
IRON the vote Of 1872. The vote, for General
DIX = nearly 10000 less than it was two wears
ago, out the increase in the vote for Tilieu over
tnat cast Tor Herman in 1872 is c0mparativeIy
small There If nothing 10 indicate that very
large per ceHtaEe OF the vote that was cast for
the republican ticket two years ago was trans
ieTTed t. the democratic ticket this fail: AMI
mere is every reason 10 suppose that II a fuIl
vote had been cast on the 81 instant or as larre
vote as was cast in 1872, the state woald havs
gone republican nov aS IL did then. though by
shgLtiy II duced Ha 'Ority.-N. 7. Rsyu5Iic.
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victory for the LOBgshOreme en-

NEW YORK, November - 1t now looks ss II
the strike OF the LongshOTe men w0uld
scon terminate in their favor, a. the French
Iiut, one OF the first to propose \ reduc-
men working AT the ola rates. Ii wzs
necessary on the part OF the steamship
coHpanyto do this, in order 70 get their ste amer
ready TO sail Saturday. The Atlas line also put
men 20 wCrk to-day at the Old rates. The
CGnAfd lie has compromised bv paving 3J
cents per hour. The other lines stfil hold mi
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TKRRIBIn DOMESTIC TRAGEDY. Patrick
Devor, OF Vienna, Rush county. Indiana xes
exespersted because his pistol wouldn't 20 or
and threw 1t on the foor with such force as 70
explode one OF the cartridges, and the ball
sewing, hitting her Just below the right eye,
passing upward into her head, almost Instantly
killing her. IL 10, reported that her mother
nearly died with grief, ana her father almost
became insane.
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The lLLISoIs COAL MINERS STRIKE ENDED.
Inc strike by the coal miners Of St Clair
COUNTY, @ III, which had been in progress for
some days, was virtually ended Tuesday bv tbe
adoption Of resolution at the mass meeting
allowing all union men who can get four cents
per Dushel fOf digging TO commence work The
obJect OF the strike, which was to cOmpel All
co operative men and "blacklegs' or non-union
men to join the miners union, and thereby es-
tsbhSh uniform price for digging, was not
ehected, and matters sand about where tbsv
dld when the strike was inangnrated -
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NOIGhRrIIa Ilnsr

PHILADRLPHlA, PA, November lp.-Ofg-
patches received here from Huntington. West
Virginia show that tue child sbandJnst there
some weeks since rs not the missing Charlie
Ross. The case has been fully investiyated nv
the PlUkeTton agency, who now have charge OF
the ehCrts making or his recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

NIEHNA EDITORS IN rRoUBLE.-The sdj5or.
OF az Jenna journals, including the Prssss and
CDc1ot Gazette, have been summoned before tbs
District tTibonal upon requisition from Counf
Wurzberg, for promaturely publishing the fnII
text OF hulmann's Indictment. The edjtor of
I9e % fTesSe refuses to indicate where and no " he
obtained the document ~
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FOur NIen DrnnMe,i.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., November l9-Iasf
night four OF the crew at fishing vessel we're
drowned Of Newcastle while returning 70 t5-i-
vessel m small boat All were intoxicated.
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1HR SITUATION IN ARRANsAs.-Hepry NJ
cooper, secretary OF the republican state CEN
usi committee OF Arkansas, authorizes dental
OF the telegram from Washington McrdoT
night, that he telegraphed Senator Dorsev, or
anybdy else, that hundreds OF Republicans
were beiEg arrested, or that Smiths aihereuts
were asse nbling at Little Rock or at any other
point All Is quiet apparently, and G0vernor
GaTlard'S authority respected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

OLD VIRGINIA the missionary commit
tee OF the Methodist church, held Yesterday.
br curry, In recOmmeu uding an appropriation
10 tuTtner the missionary work in Virginia sa3 "a
there was an exodus in the Old DOminion The
oId families are rapidly disappearing. and
there were those presspt who would see Vir
gllila as much Of a northern state a. New York -
This woUld be a singular but not an irnp-obabIe
result CT the War.-N. y ". raid
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lEvTIEG ON NEW YoRK City PRoPERry
The pictures in the governors room OF tine cftv
hail have again been levied upon TO sstisrv y
judgment against New York city for Absut
edo,UOO' Inc governor room pictures are u-u-
ally made the objects OF seizure bv citv cr-Ti
tors, as, rather than suffer them to be sDld at
auction by the sheriff, the controller aIgsvs
pays the claim. NSe
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The Gladstone and Manning ContrO


Within the last few weeks the controversy
which has waged so fercely for some time ID
Germany on questions connected with the def
milton OF the Vatican council of the DOGMA Of
papal infalhbility, has been introduced into
Eng land, where Mr.. Gladstone and Archbishop
manning are the chief diSputants, and Las
night meeting Of Roman Catholic. WAS held
in London TO consider the questions raised
Speeches were made denOunciDg the imputa.
tons ana assumptions in Gladstone's recent
pamphlet on the Vatican DEGREES. and a resoIu-
ton was unanimously adopted declaring thai
the civil 10y atty OF the Roman Catholics Is in nc
Nlse shecte0 Dy the decree of papal infalnbili-
" IN view OF the increasing interest of this
discussion, we print the following brief RESUME
OF ltS Use ana progress: Tue frs Indication of
the coming polemic appeared in Mr. GIadstone's
arUicle IN the Contemporary Review, on ritual
ana rituaIlsm. In that article OstensibIy ,levO-
ted TO English church matters the ex .uremier
went out OF his way to attack tie Roman Cath-
olc chorcH. Next followed the announcement
that Catholic congress would be soon held AZ
London. Then Mr.. Gladstone mt forth ~
pamphlet, entitled 'The Vatican Decrees.n IN
that paper he repeated his attacks on the Cath
Ole church, and laid down the PROPOSITION
that 10 one can become a convert To
Rene without TenOuncing his moral ana
mental freedom, and placing his civil
loyalty and duty at the mercy of another
There appeared letter from Arch bblsdon Man
nlbg IN rePiyS In which that preIste makes
these assertions: 1St. That the doctrine 81 the
iufalliblity Of the Pope was divine trusf he ef,e
the Vatican council was held, and that il wa
set torth and explained in the second and thi nj
ParS OF the book called fetri PrtUiisgium. 2i
i gave sufncient evidence Of this assertion in
TINS, that the Vatican council announced no
new dcgms, out SIMPLY declared an old truth
90 mat tie position of Catholics Ia r. spsct to
clvll allegiance since the council is precisely
what It was before. 5th. That the civil powers
OF tLe CHRISTIAN world hitherto stood ia peace
tui relations with the infalible church, and this
relation was often recognized and declared IN
the councils OF the church before the yatican
council, and therefore, this is no new matter:
ana sn oth' :: Ihat the Vatican council made no
oeeIees I'D regard to the civil powers nor on
civil allegiance, this subject being never ever
proposed. S
The Archbishop has since addressed An as
semblage ofla. men and clergymen at his LON.
don residence, IN which he said that tive were
on the eve of one of the mightiest controversies
that the religious world has seen for three hur
dred years, but that he did not fear the resuIti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

DECREASE OF EMIGRATIoE.-A London tale
gram OF yesterdays date says that the decrease
meets OF the German Trans-Atlant Steamshin
company unavoidable, and that the Chairman
OF the North German Lloyds company is nov
IN England seeking to dispose of the superb a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Engiueer
George W. Magee, ordered to the Roanoka
Lieutenant George W. DeIsong, detached firm
the Brooklyn and placed on waiting orders.
Pay inspector James ID. Murray, from; the
Naval AcAde my 1st of January next and or-
dered 10 settle accounts. Paymaster Albert :.
ken"y. from the RoaTOke on the ist December
ana ordered t. settle accounts, then to report
on ist January next for duty at the Naval
Academy. Assistant Eng neer r. L. McElwell.
from the Ajax on the 5th instant aud placed on
sick leave. Carpenter E. ID. HsN has reported
his arrival LONE from the Colorado, and has
been placed on the sick leave. Assistant Sur
RCOn MCClurg, from the naval hospi al, Phils-
deIPhia, and ordered to the Pensacola.
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THE STEAMBOAT DISASTER AT NEW Or
LBANs.-The divers OF the bell boat Osage on
examining the wreck OF the Empire, at New
OTlesn yesterday morning, saw wedged in the
freight on the deck some ten or twelve dsck
hancs. The divers were unable to gain admis-
sion into the stste-Toons on account on the Or
struotions by freight. Ii is now believed the
loss CT life win reach between thirty and foTtv
deck hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

NIw YoEK, November I9.-rhe 1.tual spe-ia
Shipment 20 Europe to-day is $4,000. O..
which $40 ooO is gold coin, and the remltn Ter
gOlo and silver bars
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PORTLAND, ME. November lg.-Ibe island
OF CampobellO. OF EastpOTt, Maine, has bser
purchased by party OF New Workers
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hAs Nor ARfIN beaten Bismarck2 ToE
rope the diplomatic eossirs ssv hs -
ssuuggle 70 suppress letters which Fsismsrci-
sppfehended the Emperor might see. and tn,
stoty that Won Arnim has MANAGED 10 DE-
liver ths lett Is TO the Emperor, w
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GrenI EuIfI Eatn


NEW NSkK, November lg.-Ftvs hun Frsf
thousand dollars, gold, we're awarded to-day ~
from 10 gS 20 Il-C7.
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Is DIsRABLI AFRAID OF BIsMARoK The
Paris Journal Des Debats publishes a violent
editorial attack upon Disraeli for his disclaimer
tnat bis recent Guildhall speech referred to the
simply aIologized to Bismarck for his offensive
utterances. The article In the Journal con-
ciudes as follows :-"It is apparent from this
incident Of Disraeli's or ology that England in
her turn has been invaded. The prime minister
can no longer speak witt out submitting TO cen
sure from Berlin"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

A PLAN FOR CHURCH UNIoE.-At the sss
SION yesterday, in Philadelphia, of the Joint
committee of the Reformed church conferssoca
Rev. Franklin b. Levsn, from the committee
OF the Reformed church of the United States
offered the following general plan of union -
catechism to be the common standard: third
the Belgic confession and the articles of the
Diet to be considered of great Importance And
OF authority next to the Heidelberg catechism
fourth, general synod, with power limited a.
defined. A subcommittee of three TO be An
pointed from each committee to draw nm
ton will be taken upon the report to-day
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RELIEF OF DISTRESSED VsssELs.-Under
the provisions of the act of Congress OF Decem-
Der %. 1887, for the relief Of distressed vessels
during the severe portion of the season, the
President has designated the following revenue
marine vessels to cruise along the Atlantic
coast, viz: The Woodbury. from Eastport,
Maine, 10 Penobscot Bay; the Dobbin from
Mount Deseret TO Rocklsnd; the Dallas from
Peno bscot Bay to Cape Ann; the Gallatin from
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, TO Nantucket
the Dexter from Nantucket TO Nontauk Point
StoDington outside and inside of Block Island;
the Active in BuZZard's Bay ana Vtneysrd
SouDdi the Campbell from Block Island to
Monta1k Point, and New Haven; the Grant
from Block Island, along the outside of Long
Island to Great Egg Harbor; the Hamilton
nom Great Egg Harb0r to Norfolk; the Colfax
from Cbfncoteague to Hatteras Inlet. The
revenue marine service was mover before i'm con-
dition to render such an important and efficient
service. The orders TO commanders OF the dif-
ferent vessels were issued to-day, and are COM
plete in every detail relative to rendering as
sistsDce to vessels in distress. Every service Of
this character is TO be reported to headquarters
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-19

A PHILADRLPHIA READ EsrAT X AGENT
SENT TO JAIL.-H. B. Kelley, PHILADELPHIA
real estate agent, was committed to Jail in tn
rob the First National Bank of WelIsboro'
rem. 1t is alleged that he had assisted in ne
gotlating stolen bonds belonging to the hank
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THE BUILDING TRADES IN NEW YoRK.-It IA
reported that there is considerable life AT
present in ne ary all kinds OF business and re Al
estate IN the city and suburbs Is alss improving
they have had more inquiries within the last
lew weeks, with reference TO the erection of
new buildings, than for several wears
previously. The lumber dealers In Albany are
said TO be selling largely for New York account
and VIII have but small stocks on ha and for the
Wlnter.-N. y. Cor. PhiId. Ledger.
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CHARLOTTE GUsHNAE at Lincoln Han t.
night and tomorrow afternoon, in read nys
from Shakespeare, Macsuey, Tsrnyson, Miss
Sou hey, Mrs. NJ. E. Dodge, DIR. Moir, vii
Carleton. etc
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL REvESUE--The receipts from this
source to day were 1926, ,32S 30.
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AN ATRoCIoUs PLAN OF MuRDHR.-Lewis
tying Gardner to the railroad track near Henrv-
Vile, Ipd., have been indicted by the grand
jury OF Clark county, for murder In the first de.
ore
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TIE AMOUNT of national bank notes receiysd
at the Treasury to-day for redemption fOOts ~
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pARLOW's GALLERY OF FINE ARTs.
i HARRY DONEHUE,
cos T UNER

COST UNER,
s2- IITH STREET, NEAR
New erd neatly ltted up PArlo-s and ShoE-r rooms
sno dcSbly-inCre6sed stock Of
Masquerade RMa Th eaGricaI EOStuT,ps
comprising several huusred new and costly Dresses
together With every variety Of COstume-Ls.iiss', !,
Cent? AID Children '5-foF
MASQUE BALLS AMI PARTIES,
- PRINATE IHEATRICALS
IAbLEAJ& AND OLD FOLkS' COECEhfS.
P s.-Nith a thorough knowledge OF our hus!.-
usss We devote ourselves to the wants aHd wishes Of
our patrons, eDd By courteous and polite attention
teasCn nGtle charges, sni dis position to sccou
and please, We seldom fail 20 give satisfaction.
CCE3 Nu
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- sTRAU5.
ION PEESsYLyAEIA AVENUE,
rows U Between IC.h an5 Il.h streets.
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THE BOARD of Indian Commissioners will
hold meeting Tomorrow to agree upon the
points OF their annual report.
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II + . ZES.
Wecsi attention % a. ssors-neut Of al tue Pa
IIsiau novelties IN
REAL BRONZK,
Esre FGrcy Goods, SC Of oursVu
TIRECT IMPCRTaTIoE
ETWEDDIkG PEKSEEFs SPECIALITY
NJ. ". CALI, BRO. q Co..
ncvl3-fF Jewellers
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PosTMAsTER GENERAL JEWELL has gone t.
New York 70 meet his family. who we're expect
ed to arrive yesterday from Europe.
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|, MOXLEY,
COST MER,
60- 10Th Street Northwest.
large collection Of Fine Artistic BALL, TiB
hand. - ~
MASKED BALLS and PARTIES supplied az
reasonable rates
p. \. Remember Mssk ts furnished with each
Costume, and ali Costumes delivered and called for
L. XLEY,
octlg- Am COS 10th street