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ANOTHER VOUCHER ROBBERY was discov-
cred yesterday in the city police courts. In
during the term OF Mr.. Kelly as sheriff, desired
by Mayor Havemeyer, the clerks found that the
records OF several years were missing. The
books OF some or the magistrates had been
stolen, and in other cases they were mutilsted
The impression that these were but vulgar bur
glaries is, in our opinion, not jnstined. Some
OF these days the Court House will be burned
down TO get rid OF Its damaging contents-N
Z. Herald, 2qth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

6AMHLING on THE GENITAL PACIFIC RAIL
hoAD--1E lie superintendent OF the Central pa
ciLc railroad has published a card IN which he
taclt!y admits the truth OF she frequent stories
OF robbery and outrage by gamblers and thieves
on their road IN Nevada, and saws passengers
must protect themselves by refusing % play al
any game With the shaTIs. He does not aIiuie
10 the statements that entire passenger rrsfng
bad been captured 10y robbers near Keno ans
the passengers insUited, threatened ant des
IO,led Of their property, without an effJrt nv
tie Cftcors OF tie road 70 prevent them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

RETURNED PROM EURoPE-The staaners
from Europe since Sunday have brought 10
New York hundreds OF city families who have
been summerIng it on the continent, and
more OF less distinction. including Mr.. Samuel
Bowles, of the Springfield Republican; Mr.
Murat Ii Halstead, of the Cincinnati Commercial;
Commodore Kirkland, U. S. N, Prof. Bonany
Price, and seven or eight clergymen of different
denominations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY author
ICES the contradiction Of the statement tele-
graUhed from here TO the Richmond (Va) pa
pers, that he was opposed to Mr. Burgess, inter
nat revenue collector at Richmond, being a
Candidate for Congress; and fuTtb er, that hr
expressed the opinion that Federal officers
ought not TO engage in politics. and that Bur
CESS should withdraw and allow j. Amber
Smith to run. The story is thought to be
weak invention Of the enemy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

THB RUSH TO EURoPH.-The reduction 20
SIS Of steerage rates 20 Europe has p.Oduced a
consider able addition 70 travel. Nearly a rlOu-
sand steerage passengers lett here for Europe in
the several steamers on Saturday. They can
live on board a steamer almost Is cheaplv nox
a. on shore, and have the accompanying sdvan-
tage OF transportation upon a visit 20 their
friends in the old worldly y I,,t1r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

BRIGHAM NOUNG's HEALTH.-Tbe Salt Iake
berald Of September p, Gays I'VE are hspDy
to aErnunce that President Young's health.
which has been somewhat impaired for a week
past through the effects OF severe cold, was
much improved yesterday, and there Is little
doubt that, with day or two of rest, he will be
fully restored 10 his accustomed good health.
We give this 20 correct the wild rumOrs which
sensatonalIsts, either through anxiety or other
motives, have circulated upon the streets the
past three davs1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

FIeHT WITH STAGE RoBBRRs-A sherif-s
posse from Hot Springs county, Ark, who have
been pursuing the stage robbers, overlook them
near Louisville, in the Choctaw nation. A fight
ensued, during which one of the gang was badly
wounded and his horse killed, but the party es-
report is that the sheriff was within half DAYS
ride OF the marauders. 1t is reported they are
noted horse thieves, who live in the Choctsw
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

TIE PLAGUE IN THE EAsT.-The govern
ment of the United States has received, through
its counsel At Malta, information OF the spread
OF the plague in the regs ncy of TripoI and its
appearance near Mecca. Quarantine bAs b en-
dtcreod on sll arrivals from the plague infested
districts. The governor or Malta has deemed
that arrivals frCm the rrger cy of TriyOH and
rom the Arabian Red Sea ports are allowed To
enter the quarantine bartCr To discharge IN
susCF ub,e goods and TO leave the island imme-
Giattly after receiving cargo and provisions
Vessels originally coming from the above men
toned places, notwithstanding they touch at
IrtfTm diate IOfts which they leave with clear
bills OF health, Will be subj. .ci u the aforesaid
frt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

CCNPLNRNTARY DINNER was given to
Gen. Sherman by Gen. Morgan l.. Smlt1 last
evening At the residence Of the latter, IiIs x
street. The guests present were Archbishgr
Purcell; Bishop Weed, OF Philadelphia; Alto
ley General Williams; Secretary BristoE v; u II.
o. +. BabCCCk; POsI master General Jewell.
Admiral Reynolds, acting Secretary OF the
Navy; eX-GOy. Shepherd; Geo. B. Cork
h.l'; :. :. L'bOmmCGieu, of Oh.0; Gen. Este.
Judge Macarthur; Gen. DenuisOn and Geo
Critt5nten. During the evening brief speech a
we're made by Geu. Sherman, Archbishop PJr-
cell and OtLCrs.
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EOrRiEn NnIRs

EEGLAND ruISs THE POSTAL UNION
LONDON, September y0.-England has Joined
the postal union.
GERMAN NAVAL HOSPITAL IN JAPAN.
BERLIN, September Sd The German govern
ment intends establishing q nayal hOspita! at
Yokohama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

A MURDERER SENTENCED II VrRerSII
Lewis Adams, colored, the murderer of Richard
wilson, colored, who was tried and convicted
AT TIE present term Of the circuit court of Pitt
sylvanla county, Va, was on Monday sentenced
ty Judge Tredway to be hung on the sth day OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

The INTERNATIONAL POSTAL CONGRESS
All the European governments represented in
the postal congress at Berne, except France,
have instructed their delegates te sign the con
yentiOn upon condition that it receives the
SUPP Ort and ratification OF the United States
France has reserved the right to hereafter Cy-
anime the condition before signing the conven-
tiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

Tbs WBDDIFG.-On the occasion OF the mar
riSge OF Miss Sherman, on Thursday morning
se?ts viii be reserved for the President AMI
family, the staff Of the general of the army, for
army and navy Off GERS, for Judges aud dlstin-
gusEcA members OF the bar, members os the
cabinet and diplomatic corps, and for the
irieDcs y no come from other cities 20 attend the
wedding. The clergy presen mt will be shown 10
reserved seats by the gentlemen usheTs. The
ceremony will take place precisely AZ eleven
O'Clock, and the doors will be closet immedi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

KISSING AND SHOOTING At LrvsRrEa.
man IaTtd George JaCl son. from FaUs
Church. was shot AND dangerously wounded AZ
LetS'urE yesterday bv a man named David
hfoOkeus. A gentleman who came dAsn on
the train this morning gives NJ the flIIoginy
account Ct the shooting. 10 appear that Tie
eNcursion.s's WhO LETT here Yesterday. -ngethpr
with their friends from Falls Church aud I.ees-
burg were enjoying themselves az what are
called kissing games" During the progress
81 one Of the games jackson undertook d kisz
Bro kens sweetheart, at which E-poAens took
oUtnce, and some words passed between the
parties, ending by Jackson knocking E-aDkpns
down. brOokens then retired, but returned IN
lev moments with a pistol, with which he
ufed, % ls said, four times a. Jackson, one OF
the shots taking effect in ms bsck, halT way
between the shoulder ami the waist. When our
iriOrm mant leit LeesbUrg thls morning Jackson
Nss stlil alive, hut renal ned in-eusible iu which
CONDITION be has been ever since he U a. shot
DT. Mott, who attended the wounded msu avs
that the wound viii undoubtedly prove fatal.
BrOCkeus, Immediately aiter the shooting
jumped from a window and took q the woods.
aud had not been captured a. last reports Bofh
the parties are colored men.-Als.IH.lrit SsEti-
RfI. q.
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SUSPENSION OF HEAVY NEW YORK FIRM
Williamson, Griffith & CO., sugar refiners New
\ oTk, have suspended. The cause OF the failure
Ia said TO be advances to the firm of James
Bishop * Co., importers an4 India rubber man
uiactuTeTs, which firm suspended on the Ist Il
l. stated that there was close connection be
tween the two concerns, a brother of the senior
member of Williamson, Griffith K Co. being
partner in the house Of James BishOp * Co
Nothing definite can be learned as to the assets
anu liabilities, as neither has yet made any
statement. Both OF the suspended firms Lava
teen in business many years and have hereto
fore stood in high cradit
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TILroN WONT CoMPRoxIeK- -F.-Tndys
Morris, counsel for Theodore Tilton. iDdfs-
nsntly denies the assertion made that his client
s anxious 70 compTOR1ise by disseminating his
SUIT against Mr.. Beecher on condition that the
suit OF Miss Proctor be withdrawn AGAINST
Moulton,
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A BREEZE AMONG ToBACCO DEALERS AND
GRANGERs.-A letter to the Richmond Whig o.
the 2GLh, says: 1.-The tobacco association OF
Danvi!le aud the grangers are having quite q
lively time. Captain Graves, a warehOussmau
there, seems 10 be a granger, AMI proposed 10
sell gTangers' tobacco at less per cent. than Tor
others, whereupOn the buyers refused to visit
his warehouse. Then committee OF graugars
met snd passed resolutions TO stop seudlux to-
baccO TO Danyille at all, ana thus the matter
stands. have been talking with grangerS up-
on the subject, and they are universally down
on the action OF Danville tobacco buyers and
declare they will rather lose money and send
their crops 10 Richmond instead of .DanEITa, =,
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hILL1NS cop 4 CDLpEED NEwarz ~ rup
NORTH thEpLINA LEsISL SLhTURE.-A A letter n
ne Norfolk Landmark, dated Euuel1, y. q.
September p. SAWS.
Ihere occurred most horrible trsgady at
HCathyisle, a flw miles from talz prs.s 1rl Saf-
urday night last George Daniel, cB.Orei, rep
rescLIailEe of this county, and sir ga-spu
bIancI, white man, had dispute about A
dog, and Branch rode lone, procured double
taTreled gun, ICde AZ % where Dtuiel and Efs
Ulle were lUcsTly a. Daniels house, gnF fire
Lead q tU ,kslgr, the lOal taking Uuaet iqs.
below the heart. killing Daniel almost i--' lG-Iy
Branch tieU rode to Lis home. where DE va
seen Saturday night, ard th1u gh strict search
las been made re Ea~ not vet been arraete l
BON men we're drinking, and were very friend
Iy uTtil tie dispute arose. The r.vs. III IN 4.
tragic afsi--whisky. Dsnie.-s WfTa h.l him
by tie arm, trying 20 uuIl Lin hBle, when
BTfLCh uECd.
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The Iadicsmea, Axa,.., uo.,,o.-

TIA eis d Moulton, the 'mutua frit nd ''wh,
Z - figured conspicnOusly ia the Reecher ~
ton scandal, Was indicted Monday hV TIE grans
jury OF hings county, brooklyn -. \. The
New YORK Tribune sAys; lie H. chzrged With
having 'vickedly and msliciously' Ubsisd Ms
Icns Dean Proctor Two indictmeu,- were
found Agaiut him, snd the aIlegrl Ilhe's A.
Pear in his last statement. Ia tAaf document
Mr.. MOultCn charges tie Rev. henry Warf
Beecher with having committed = gross oltra-e
uTUn woman, whose name he failed to give %
the public, although Be produced = 'r't-r which
~ claimed " ~ sgned by her. MS Proctor be-
leves that she ~ss the one referred "a. SO be-
heFirg, she Instituted through her counsel
sGlt Tor damages against MoultoU, ans hroagEt
NE Hstter before TIE grand jury vn Galr-Gsy
OF last week. The rrs3 Indictment EEirsf Mpul-
Tor Il iCr the charge that Ms Trocf1r BAD sl-
acit ltereourse With The Rev. Henry Ward
.tttIer- tl second iHdirtme'f O. hssrl on
me g ar that the Rev. Henry Ward Beccher
ravste Mtss Proctor. Nolltlu uas u.FeiaIiy
Informed by District Attorney WTrSrar Mon
day morning, that he mus. appear an . give ban
Iti'inE trial before the cnlrt OH sssSinr.
Soon affsr receiving fhs uotincsrcu M5ulton
appeared ~ The Cf~gr gf NIp tIsr..HF -rrnrrav
Tie accused vas informed that Pc could 81
required To G'Nv BAL in ~''.pHn. aul flaf re
would be required 60 furnish two ben lselep
6HCh Ct whom must Justly for $4,000 Mr
Mlu.tuu said taat he would Ike 90 torrslrt With
counsel. and thCreuTou he wRs a'..Etl -
deTs-f, WITH tie understanding tfaf De gnrlt
give bai. ou EUe~.!ay Ila immt.fa..Hv lra-
cgettd wl Theodore rlltCn O. tHs .s'f-r's
residence. Nlnrr rN-IvGEe Morris va- u-1.I.--
iron their informing Air Morn. I'd .sHtf rst
taken place bs said that tle tsll re.r..rrt y.as
TOO heavy. hC stated that bon thg cuHr.a pI nine
~ as experience as district attorney rt had
never fu'nU q Gaze Of u.s.igWpaurg .u which
uoTe .iau SH,.'1 hs. was asked NT.fran re-
-eu that no the amount re Eg.r.. were rgprfs-
siVe he would ask Tor a rel ton. lla rs11 left
tie house tor The Uarrcsr Of cHuslfI-.r VITA ms
counsel. aIu f.trc ls rD doubt t.zr implication
VII te maze o. have enc bar re- .grsI "
4 a.>lfNl from Wv York Yesterday SAYS
that lrsrc.s n. Naul.rr wnl d fay f1r,t.,
ban iu ~-a.r.u. iu tsa sursf.cs. 20 sp-.. an Tor
U.al loT the alleged libel az IIrs Dean Proctor
! ne case has been transferred % tlo CITY Court
Ot BROOKLYN.
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CLIFTON, ONT, September "a tire oc-
CURED about midnight at Niagara Fails which
caused the distraction OF Streets mills The
loss II estimated at : "a. coo.
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A RowING CHALLENGE TO THE CHAnpIox
OF ENeLAND.-George Brown, the oarsmen, b has
sent another challenge to row Joseph II. Sadler,
81, 500 to S5 eco side, at springfield' Mas
Halifax or ST. John, n. B., the last week in Oc,
tober or first week in November
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A RIFLE CHALLENGE ACCKPTED-Sharp's
klhe company, Of Hartford, have accepted the
challenge of Mp. Rigby, of the Irish team to
test the merits Of muzzle and breech- loading
tines, at Crsedmoor, next Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

Col. y. W. KNowLTON, of Connecticut, was
to-day appointed TO take charge of the dead
letter division of the third Assistant Postmas-
ter Generals Office, vice Charles Lyman, a.
signed TO other duty. Col. KnOwItOn was for
mrTly an officer on Postmaster General jew
ellis stan when the latter was governor of Con-
ueCtcut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

THR LATE STORM along the Atlantic coast
damaged property in Charleston to the extent
OF S25, 600. The storm was the most violent ever
known in Charleston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

PCsTNAsrERs ArFoINTED.-The PresIle leat
has appointed the following Postm tsters: Jacob
Stoller, EmpOria, Kansas and Robert B. Nc
kenneK. PAilliusburR. Pa.
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DBEsIEEEI-v COLLE-E-
Il CAPITOL BILL, z. Q.

The Ffrst Annual Ses i.1 e tie seva-aI schools
G! ~ tEi- Iustitu'l v ID CJnmeuce OF MON
D. J. D.trt-T 2 b.. I-7a
De- J. stiiu isu p Taiv . receive IuPis in the
IcItWltE q t1TtS. Cta---sl SCIJni. d . hemst'Cs,
school OF y a-Tu Ls-AuSS-s, Sciences. B. llr-
LeitTes, BOsfue.s, Eius Ats, 5-hoOl Of Dezj o.
MCs C. IfePsIa.Cry School, aDt School Of Special
lTstIUt non.
stecisi instruct. is iesi-1el for persons wish
u Priv ste ts,li N ia q } particular stCty-
Ga are sTEsg rld lg al t4e schools for thO=e
rho may te ruS Jagged 10 bsSius-S or Professionally
turiT r the day.
Particu' ar il rsEsTI O. the Design CT the Iu-ti-
fuf.6u, Course rf destruction. and teiIs, may h4
hsE fy stt restir ( calI.LE Cu
ELIAS L. ICoNIS, 4. II II u President
N ESQ Fer avenue east. Cr
LDNSNIELb q " iIGHE Lii, Secretary,
SER In N. - 3 street mort heat.
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TON BOWLIEG.- II l. reported that the great
colt Tom BOaling broke down yesterday mora
ing while taking his regular gallon. This news
will be received with regret by the public,
which cCubtless expected TO see the Kentucky
tayorite measure strides with FelloHcraft anu
SpTIRbck this fall. Prof. Alexander Dunbar
pIOttss6d 10 have cured Tom, ana Sir. MCGratb
placed great col fdeHce in his ability. \, the
horse had contracted foot, Mr.. Dunbar pred
open bis heels and tortured him numerically
while at Saratoga. All hope Of seeing Tom Bow
ling again on the turf Is how GisPelled, aud his
owner will IrOtably make use Of hrm 70 increase
the value OF the thOrOu bred stock in This caur-
try. i. Times. 29if
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The LIGHT HOUSE BOARD gives notice tn At
on and after the night OF Thursday, October Is,
Asa, the lantern light heretofore placed to
mark the obstruCtiOns in the Savannah river
will be discontinued.
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TIE GALLONS IN TE-As-E E.-s--.f ls4f
Llr - 'tdmUy o. ts Nurdgrsr'g l..ta.-Elv
BY kulld one Carmichael ia Texas some weeks
ago. and AZ bl- hanging no single feature Was
omitted that cCuduCed 20 the pleasure and
comfort o. those concerned. A local uax-pRper
thus reports: Men, women aud children came
10 from A distance OF thirty or forty miles. AMI
camIed around the courthouse IN their tilt
wagons. he father Of the murdered u.an-g-ho
assisted At the uia!-hIred an extra guard for
The condemned cell, and rode forty rgilas ~
toRn every week 70 see that the chain hg whlcb
Mr.. hly Wa fastened 10 q post was not sl1u,.r-
e. with, " a. present, armed with Sharpe's
u"e' beslle HIM. AZ the foot ofthe srall.I. in
A ArcstrFtl froUt seat, were ranged hiS vile sou-
lu-iaW, and three daughters. The girls we're
haucsome, educated, aud accOmpl shed the oil
luAu having once been worth several hundred
thousand dollars. The youngest gave IN after
tie cea-h warrant was read. and went away
WlhoLt stopping Tor desert, but the others sat
out tie show with symptoms o. marke. gratiH-
cai'n. AttCr tie performance Wa over Nr.
Carmlct atl Obtained tie knot. and after eKhiS-
lur Z Tor some hours 20 his fIteGis, fs '5Jk N
home.
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The situation in Louisiana


IT is stated tnat compromises will be made in
every parish in louisiana by the conservatives
similar to that recently effected in Terre Bonne
parish hv dividing the offices equally between
the ccloTtd republicans and white conserya-
tIves.
SENATOR CARPENTER " "DgsrRRArRLY SHORT"
The New York TTibune's New Orleans cor
respondent telegraphs the following copy OF
Carpenters letter TO Kellogg, which ne says be
obtained d from the original:
Dear ket'lgg: I am desperately short. Can't
JnH HeIO me II COO. II 50 II WOGid be a Cod
stId. Yours truly, MATT. II. CARPENTER.
August !, -.
NILrThRY AND NAVAL PoRcEs.
a special to the New York UriCune says.
- Ge nOT "a Louisiana c9Esists ..
the 81 IeeimeHt CT infantry, three companies Or
the 18th, four companies Of tie 10Th. seven
companies OF the 21d, one company of the 2i .
AZ two companies Of the 1st artillery. Major
GeTtla! NJ. Ii. Emory is iH command OF the =
IaTtntHt, and General Galusha PenBypackeT
bas tie lnD sGiate Omneud OF the troops in
New OF leaIs aid vicinity. The vessels OF war
III The EaItvT are tie Worcester (d4gshi,a
Commander W. b. Whiting; Canandai qua
CCnIra"lfT X. Il. LoWr,: WaHhGss:t, C5rI-
UaECeT B. r Isy lyT; SbaTmUt CCmman Ter
ii. l.. Ho"ison, and the Kansas, Lieutenant
Con m2ECCT Alfred HOrk Is, and two moUitpTs
Il enE ECIarly CfIc5Ted and manned. Rear Az
miral MuIisuy commands the squadron. 1t /.
t1CugLt lest 10 keep the fleet ou a war footing
No cihcer or man Is allowed 20 leave his sHir
stter Ii ieht-iall except on official business, and
tor thelresent the guns are kept loaded, IN OK
DEL TO be ready for any emergency.
PROBABLE MURDER OF GIRL BY HHR
FATHEE.-ln Chicago, On Sunday, a German
named VIM. Fisher stabbed his stepdaughter
Nate Mi!itr, poor sewing girl, seventeen
YEAR, Cf age, in the face, on the head. arms
ard abdomen, with a pocket knife, inflictiug
dangerous and probably fatal WOUNDS TGe
crime arose from a dispute about domestic
eaters When the physicians examined the
WouI dt d girl they found evidences of a des-
Ierate struggle, in the shape OF ugly cats 81
the hands and arms, three OF the fingers being
nearly severed. There were four wounds Oh
the scalp, four on the neck, one deep and long
one on the left shoulder, one under the night
arm, three across the right wrist, one throug Il
The nose, and one penetrating the lower p0r-
ton OF the body. Fisher was arrested ami held
for examination.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Providence, Septe mbcT So ardiuer Brew.
er died in Newport this morning.
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DEN1CRATl, NONlNATIOEF AND PLATFORM
IN NEVADA.-ILe Nevada democratic state
convention Monday night reuUminsted /. X.
Bradley tor governor. Jewett Adams was nom
mated Tor lieutenant governor, aud A. q. Ellis
Tor Congress. The convention adopted a plat
form opposing msssed capital, subsidies, and a
third tern; cOndemning the back salary grab,
opposing Chinese immigration, fayOring laws
Tor the regulation OF fsres ard freiEhts on rail-
Ioacs, lncOrsing the eight hour law, ARA sning
tue sdminiEtratlon for abuse OF power, sni con-
oemnlng the acts o. violence recently perpe-
trated In the lOuth.
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DIsMIssALs, RRsIGNATIOEs AND APPOINT
MEHTs IN THR Posi- OgFICR DEPARTMENT
The following dismissals were announced in the
Post Office department yesterday: Males-C
F. LOOMS, J. +. Richards, '. Dorsey 9. O
Carroll and K. g. CLANCY. o. 4. Andrews snd
1. Janyier, resigned. Females-Mrs. A G
CIoWell, Mrs. l.. ii. Dewitt, Mrs. Anuie f.
Dixon, MIS- Eliza III. Powers, Mrs Mary A
O'CoHner, Miss l.. l.. Morse, Miss Zelia BIrrv
MISS Caroline Hodges, Miss Ada NOxOn, Mis-,
McWilliams, Miss NJ. +. Genett, Miss Collier
and Mrs. BOstick. The following special agents
were removed: a. II. OSings, Alec Cumming,
John r. Walker, A. Il. SlOanaker, Joseph ).
Eiwen ). +. Plummer, G.. NJ. South worth, r.
q. ' an Lenven and John NcGarrigIe. A H.
Msrkland has resigned as special agent, aud W.
r. Cox, OF Ohio, has been appointed a special
agent. lie following appointments OF fem 4le
clerks were made yesterday III the same depart
ment: Miss F. Il. Bowen, Miss l.. +. Cunning
ham, Miss NJ. NJ. Day, Mss w. \. Barry, Mr.
). +. Woodwork, Mrs. NJ. V. Bowen, Mss
Weber, Miss ii. +. Carpenter, and Miss Mary
A. Stsbler.
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PEEsoHAL.-Gen. John Meredith Read, e
;. minister to Greece, and wife, are al tie Ar
lirGiOn. Senator sherman, who is in Tn.
city 70 attend the wedding of his niece return-
10 Ohio on Friday. "A Among the late ar
rivals at the Arlington are MIR. and Mrs. W. -
Harrison, OF New NOTs; Miss Wood, of New
York, aud Miss Meiggs and Miss BAckus. OF
Lima, Peru; Mrs. Gov. DennisOn, Col. and Mr.
Dayton and 5. :. l. L'Hommedeu, of CInciun tri:
Gen. r. B. Marcy, [. :. A, and Gen. L. kiIbv
Smith, or New York. zee Postmaster Genera
Jeyell called On the President to-day. ....Pav
Director Cunningham Las returned to Wa.h.
iDston tIom trip 10 Saratoga and Newport.