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Mobiles Zig Debt.

resenting the city of Mobile are now in this
CITY endeavoring TO effect an arrangement
by which its debt may become less burden
total debt, principal and interest, to be paid
In sixteen years, will be S4,i45 S906s beir q
% per cent. of the total assessed value of the
CITY III held TO this, the commissioners say
the city will become hopelessIy insolyeny
ana can never pay, and to help tp-
ward the settlement of these diffi
culties the legislature of Alabama
passed an act giving the governor
of The state authority to appoint three cit
Zens OF Mobile az commissioners 10 settl q
tbe city debt. This act provides for the
issue OF = 5OOC 90 OF six per cent. bonds, pay
able in thirty years from Nav 4. IS75 and
creates a first lien on the real estate belong
ing 10 The city, as well as on the revenues of
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POLITICAL NorKs.-The California Gle

POLITICAL NorKs.-The California cleo
ZION appears to have been decided on local
issues. The election of Carr, republican, as
superintendent OF public Instruction, is con-
hrmed. Church, the democratic candidate
for police judge, is defeated. The probs te
and municipal judges are republicans, and
the county and three district judges demo-
Gratis. There was an immense repubIi-
can torchlight procession in Philadelphia
last night, in honor of the victory in Ohio.
Governor Hayes, of Ohio; Governor Dix, OF
New York, and Governor Hartranft, of
Pennsy lvania, were in the procession. 80.
The Utica Herald says:--"If New York fol-
lows Ohio, then imitation and population
have been wipedOut of the issues which per
pick our politics. III New York neutraIizes
Ohio, then We may be sure that the country
has seen only the beginning of a movement
winch invites financial chaos" The late
sam carey ran worst where be was known
best. Hamilton county, where Allen was
defeated by 295, gave q majority OF 3.25l
against him. ...-The Cleveland Herald ire
pubiican) says IL was the vote of the Western
Reserve which saved Ohio, and that the vote
was brought out by the school question. 80.
Governor Hayes and Senator Sherman are
20 axe the stump for the republican ticket
IN PennSy lvaDia.
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ST. LOUIS DIsTILLERs PLEADING GUILTY
A St Louis dispatch says q sensation was
created in that city yesterday by the an
nouncement that every distiller and rectifier
under Indictment there, with the exception
OF Jonitt Co, had plead guilty and per
mitted default to be entered against them 10
the suits charging them with frauds on the
revenue. The amount involved will aggre
gate several hundred thousand dollars in
GLIDING lot OF twelve hundred barrels of
whisky, and another of six hundred barrels
Under this action of the distillers some thir-
ty different parties are liable 10 fine or inn
prison ment, or both.
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The PfmifcO Races To day.

PIMLICo, Oct 22.-The second race on th,
progTamme-tbe handicap purse, 500. on.
mile abd 90 arter-was the first race to day.
ard was won by Madge Time liza
First race, Breckenridge stakes for three
year olds, two miles, $500 subscri ption, Sl00
iorfe1f and the Maryland Jockey Club to
add 81 600, OF which 500 TO second horse the
tblrd horse TO save his stake, was won by
Aristides. Time, 336x
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NEW YORK, Oct 22.-The collector OF this
port. under Instructions from the Secretary
OF the Treasury, has modified the order re-
garding the sugar rebate SO as to allow the
expectation of sugar at the old rate, In cases
where valid contracts can be shown previous
to the reduction of drawback,
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A Murderer Senfeucad

NEW York, Oct. 22.-Wm. Delany was
yesterday convicted in the Queens county
court of the murder of Captain Lawrence of
The schooner Josephine Potts, while lying in
Cow bay, and was sentenced to be hanged
december 10Th. The prisoner was mate OF
o the murder
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More Business Failures.

INV YORK, Oct 22-Barnum's hotel I'm
uls city Will he closed tomorrow, its present
proprietor, Theron Barnum, having con
Guided to discontinue the business, owing to
upfavorable prospects.
Joseph w. Duryer. lumber merchant, 25s
ties unknown,
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.-The nnion prayer
3 p. m. yesterday, led by Rev. q. A. Hall,
was well attended. Att p. m. was held the
service of song, led by Frank Wilson. At
Birth" from ST. John, iii., 3. The sermon
was followed by singing and prayer.
The mission at St Dominic's continues To
=. D.. will speak upon the Holy Sacrifice of
the Mass" this evening. The mission will
close on Sunday evening with the Papsl
benediction.
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TIE ERA OF Coon FrHLrNe-An the col.
ored orders and societies OF Richmond, Va,
have accepted invitations 70 participate Ia
the ceremonies Of inaugurating the statue OF
Stonewal jackson. For several years pre-
vi0us TO the war Gen. Jaekson was the SUI
perintendent Of colored Sunday school ct
Lexington, Va.
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The New Rishana.

committee of the diocese of Easton have con-
seDted 10 the conservation of Rev. DIR. Nc
Laren, bishop elect of Illinois; Rev. DR.
Brown, bishop elect OF Fond-du Lac: and
Rev. DR.. EcclestOn, bishop-elect of Iowa.
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Commi ssioners OF the Sinking Fund.

The TRUE INwARDNEss OF BANK
ROBBERY.-A civil suit has been commence
by Samuel G. Archer against Thomas N
LAWS, receiver OF the Ocean Bank, N. Y.
United States bonds, which he had In the
bank on special deposit ct the time the bank
was robbed in 1863. Mr.. Norris, who ap-
peared for Archer, said they would prove
that Stevenson, who was then cashier, and
subseq uently president OF the bank, rlanned
the robbery and shared In the proceeds,
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NEW YORK, Oct. Pit is stated that the
natives OF Porto Rico i'm this and the neigh
Dorlng cities are forming committee after
the manner OF the Cuban patriots to Co
operate with their fellow countrymen at
nome in an effort to cast off The Spanish yoke
ana that a thoroughly organized conspiracy
has existed in the island of Porto Rico duriny
the past two years, the head OF the organiza-
ton being stationed at Kingston, Jamaica
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The Late Frederick Hudson.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE executive COM
mittee of the Associated Press to-day adopt
ed resolutions OF regret at the death of Mr.
Frederick Hudson, he having been one OF the
founders OF the association, and for twenty
years member of the committee
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A WEDDING POSTPONED AND THE BRrpr-
CROOKS ATTEMI'r AT SUICIDE.-Max Wal
der, a tailor, of ll0 Canal street and Samuel
ParDson, res, estate broker, OF Isl Market
street, were arrested in Newark on Tuesday
while attempting to get a note for 81 900 dis
counted by the State Trust Company. Tho
note purported to have the signature of one
OF the directors, Mr.. Wendal. Panson SAID
that be acted in good faith, being simply the
agent Tor Walder, who gave him the note To
get discounted. lie was admitted TO bail I'm
s2,ocO. valdez has lived in Newark about q
year, In which time he fell In love with n
cock. she objected to marrying him until ha
proved that be was able 70 support wife
Some time afterward he showed Der the note.
say Ing that II was rs good as gold" She
then agreed TO marry him, and nxed the time
for Tuesday night. About N O'Clock OF the
night on which he was 20 have welded, whila
alone in his cell, he made q rope ont Of his
shirt and handkerchief, and, fixing it 20 Uia,
top bar OF the door, tried 70 hang himself.
The rope broke, and In falling he received n
severe scalp wound. After the wound was
dressed he was put into a strait waistcoat.-
" y SIN, 2lSf.
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CARRCTH NOT EXPECTED TO LIvE.-A
letter from a member OF Mr. Carruth's fami-
ly, dated Nineland, October IS, says: "Mr.
{. has been failing ever since we returned
from the North. He does not go out at ali,
cannot walk alone, and only sits up a small
portion Of the time. He is seldom able TO see
company, and talks very little, and unless
there shall be change for the better soon he
Will live but q short time. That
business affair with Mr.. lands IL what il
killing him. Nothing has been done"
This Cuisines affair" refers TO Mr.. Car
ruth's claim on Lands for damages, ind,
pendent Of mis- trial by the state, either E.
murder, or assault with intent TO kill, d.
pending on whether Mr.. Carruth shall die
within q year and a day after the assault
was committed. That time will not have
expired for over ninety days yet, AMI the
probability ~ present is that Lands viii be
tried for murder, I'm which case IL will, at
best, go very hard with him. according 20 the
impartiality with which the laws are adj
ministered in New Jersey. Last summer
when Mt. Carruth visited his friends In
Oneida County, y v. Sr. Iabcis came MI
there with his lawyer, as Hr. Carruth told
me IN person, and offered him 5000 in cash
and 800 acres OF ' inelaDi unimproved land !,
TO settle with him. This OFF, was refused,
and the matter has not, it appears, made
any progress since. and as Mr.. Carruth IL
much troubled ia his mind in regard TO his
pecuniary affairs aud the support OF his
family In the future, one can readily see how
the man, with an ounce Of lead in mis- head
is being killed by ";hat business affair."
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The NEW YORK CANAL FRAUps.-The
seventh report OF the canal Investigating
commission charges several more state ONT
GERS OF gross neglect OF the interests OF the
state and their prescribed duties, aud declare
that the work undertaken At Buffalo within
the past seven years can only Be accounted
tIacto1 had combined to plumber the state
". r. Jour of Com.
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THE PENNsYLvANIA TREASURY FRAUDS
The Pennsylvania Treasury Investigating
committee have agreed upon q report which
states that they have discovered that during
the eleven years from 1864 TO 1878, inclusive,
there has been yearly overcharge of the In
terest on the public debt by the treausurers,
amounting in the aggregate TO sl,I23. so. 65
and there WAS an excess in the premium
charged for the purchase of gold of Si2i ~. IS
besides many other minor fraudulent trans
actions. In conclusion. they say il is fair 10
assume that all the charges made against
tho treasurers are true. as they have refused
10 appear TO explain or DENY them
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THE LATE FREDERICK HUDs0N-The
Press club and Herald club OF New York city
met last evening and adopted apprOpriate
resolutions In regard TO the death OF Fred
erick Hudson. The funeral OF Mr.. Hudson
win take place at O'Clock next Sunday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

SECRETARY CHANDLER left for Michigan
last night, 10 bring his family to Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

ATTORNEY GENERAL PIERREPoNS re
turned to the city last evening, and is on
duty tO-day
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TRIED TO EsCAPE.-Le Page, q French
man, in custody at Concord, N. H., sus-
tragedy, the brutal murder OF q school girl,
attempted to escape from Jail by diggfng
through the wall Of his cell with an Iron
brace from his bed, but was prevented by a
timely disorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

RUNNING MoRRIssEY AGAINST Fox
me anti-Tammany democrats in the Ith dis
trict have determined TO run the Hon. John
Morrissey for The senate. Notwithstanding
MS refusal 10 be candidate. The Hon.
James Hayes and other influential men In
the party in the district are confident that
Mr. Morrissey will enter the field in person
before the end OF this week.
Last evening Mr.. Morrissey yielded IN the
urgent solicitation Of the anti Tammany
democrats, and consented 10 be a candidats
for the senate.-N Y. Ssai, 2ls.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue. S543.393: customs. SI26. 80 81
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THE AMOUNT OF national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for
redemption aggregated S5t3 1893.
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SECRETARY BRIsrow has commenced the
preparation of his annual report to Con-
press
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THE VACANCY of examiner in chief of the
Patent Office, made by the resignation of
Mr.. Hopkins, will not be filed until the
return OF Secretary Chandler.
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THE CONTRACT for furnishing the Post
Office department with printed wooden tags
for mail bags for one year has been AWARDED
TO Mr. VIM. p. Wood, OF this city, at half
cent each.
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A SERNoN on INyLAfroN.-The Rev. las
CATION last Sunday as Q ssrlnon . disoarta-
ton on the evils Of "a i11ated currency
taking for his text the Gee Of 90 unj1st
debtors unto him, aod -nAid unto the l1Fvts
How much oweet thou unto my locdr and
he said, "A hundred Doosuren q oil. And he
quickly ana write my.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

TIE CENTENNIAL GROUNDS at Philaiiel-
phia were visited by number OF disiin-
guished guests from the west who were : ,
corted through them, shown the great pro-
gress made with the buildings. and otherwise
enlightened In regard to the promising pros
poets for next year. Among the visitors were
Senator Sherman, Gov. Hayes, Gov. Hen
bricks, and Gov. Bagley. They found the
preparations in q much more forward con,li-
uon than could have been anticipated, aud
general surprise at the amount OF work thaf
had been done was expressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

The CASKS involving the validity of the
patent for the Usage lands in Kansas to GER
tain railroads, is still before the Unitei
states Supreme Court, the counsel being
allowed the balance of the week for argu !.
ment.
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A VERDICT OF "Nor GUILrY- IN
CRooKkD WHISKY CAsE-In the Erskine
whisky suit trial In Milwaukee, Wis, yes
terday, ex Senator Doolittle concluded his
argument for defense, and Judge Dixon, for
the government, closed the case. Judge
Drummond charged the jury and they were
sent out. After an absence OF two hours
they returned and rendered q verdict OF not
guilty. The remainder of the revenue trials
were postponed until November s, during
the necess airy absence OF ex- Senator Carpen-
ter and Judge Dixon.
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Failure I'm London.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-Messrs. @. L. Neroutsos
d Co, merchants of London ami Manchester
have failed. Their liabilities are stated 20
be 500 COO, but the Manchester Courier saws
large American house and various firms in
failure - $50
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ROASTED IN A LINE KILN.-Leyi Kokca-
aged 20 years, lime burner, working ag
John Beisel's kiln, near Nazareth Pa, VeaL
70 his work as usual on Friday last He a. 4
not return home In the evening, but his la,
lily said nothing about his absence until Sa.-
him. His charred remains Vere found IN the
lime Kiln. II In supposed that he had gone
TO the top Of the kiln lor some purpose, when
ne va overcome by the fumes arising from
IL and fell into The burning Dit. from v'hich
there was no possible escape.
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A fIRl troke out In the attic OF Grafrou
consumis two large homes md most a. fSs
stable nod contents. The overooer and
iamiiy and one hundred paupsr inmatss
5000. - -
I,snssEey, ihs e.cspsd n1rdsr.s. AZ
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"HIG HLr EDIFrITG.,
GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
TO INSURE CASH SALES
WE WILL SELL
e35-WORTH OF CLOTHING-s3J
s25-FOR ONLY-S25
FINE SUIT OR OvERCoAT.
e25-WORTH OF CLOTHING-Sa5
sIs-FOR ONLY-sIs
OVERCOAT OR FULL SUIT.
sIs-wORTH OF CLOTHING-sis
eIs-FOR ONLY-sls
OvERCOAT OR FULL SUIT.
sI5-wORTH OF CLOTHING-sI5
sIO-FOR ONLY-sIO
OVERCOAT OR FULL SUIT
BOYS CLOTHING DOWN VERY Low
60 COME sOOrJ. Va
HAeLE BROTHERS.,
Tatl0rs and Clothters.
octl2-R 9eysey 1th and D Streets y. "
nKY GOODS,
eARPEfIN9s, OILCLOfHS,
AND HELPS
PAIEHT PARTL YMADB DRESS SHIRTS
Rss.iyins ney supplies daily for the fall and win
Immense stock. Store building running through
rom TN street TO A-No. s2s rh street. and 1907
.tlstr Wv. BURDEIIE . 90.
Philadelphia "P0und Butter,
We make this famous Butter speeialty,
GEO. n. OYSTER & CO.
Center, Northern Liberty
ectls-st and Eastern Markets.
HOME MANUFACTURER.
- DRAIN AND SIS RER PIPE
The Potomac Terra Gotta Company VIII ssu
DIAM and eEWBB PIP e prices heretofore I'M
..snas nee. ssiti%ofs ana Ohio bspos. oo;i In
] FUssELL = CO,
1a2T NEW YORK AVENUE,
Beg leave TO announce that they are now serving
onssrxks IN every style; also, TEA - ~
CnFHEE, CHOCOLATE, &c. XS1 ~
oysters, Ice Cream, Charlotte Russe,
Jsllies, &C., delivered in any part of the
Families, Parties Balls, &C., served at short no.
ucs. % Reasonable prices. Quality cannot be OK.
~ KINDS OF WEARING lPPAk BL can aeli
thsa for q higher essh price than any pisce In ne
sree between sth and 10th, northwest. Prompt Ct
tan. % win be AVE-, mayBrtr
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HYDRoPHOBIA.-Ther recent terrible death
rom hydrOphibia IT the Pennsylvania hos
pital was one more refutatlon Of the absurd
imaginary. II may suit philosophers OF the
bergh school to make such Q pretense in
their anxiety 70 preserve stray dogs nom be-
Ing put out OF the way, but many an agoniz-
assumption. II is remarkable, however,
that there were but three deaths from hydro
phObia In our city last year.-Phl0. Record
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A LIVELY WINTER ANTICIPATED.-A
number of Senators and Representatives are
in the city engaging quarters for the coming
winter. Real estate agents say that there
has lever been as great demand for houses
I'D washington as at The present time.
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kilograms to The Star /.
MORE BUSINESS FAILURES.
NEW BISHOPS APPROVED.
PORTO RICO WANTS TO BE FREE,
MOBILES BIG DEET.
THE PIMLICO RACES.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Storms and Loss 0f Lrfe.

NoNDoN, Oct 22.-The weather is tempes-
tuOus ard much damage To shipping is re-
ported. Information of disasters, invol Wing
loss of upwards OF twenty lives, has been
received
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Actual amount outstanding. So 600, los
EXPLANATORY


The Commissioners OF the Sinking F.;uC
hold the following assets, which IL disposed
of would still further reduce this amount, a:
follows:
Chesapeake and Ohio canal bonds,
(nOw selling al SLl6,) par value. So 001 o.
Washington and Alexandria rail-
read bonds, (nOw in litigatiOn,)
mar yalue 80 0yn q,
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THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
a st of the names OF the contractors for
the District pavements, their sureties, etc
all the news of the week, general aud
local; choice stories, poems and sketches;
agricultural and household matters, ETC., etc.
Terms: 81 per annum In advance; pOsta ge
prepaid; single copies five cents, in wrappers
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DEATH FRoN AN OVERDOSE OF CHLoRAL
A dispatch from Paris, KY, says Hon. n Z
Davis, eldest son OF the late Senator Gar,
ret Davis, was found dead In his I'D yester
been caused by an overdoSe Oh cbiorai
which he had been in the habit or using as
aDodyne for pain. Mr. Davis was president
OF the northern bank or Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

The RACING AT PIMLIco ID was chief.
ly remar kable for the victory Of Nettie Nor
ton in the Bowie stakes, four mile heats.
who, after selling lowest in the pools, car
ried OF the race In. the first heat by dis
tancing all competitors. The time made was
s:3' the fastest In which the race was ever
run at Pimltco, except when Jack Frost did
umphant in the mile dash. which Business
won in Ia, and the mile and q half selIIns
race, which Madge did In 2:43K
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been doing some capital work on the Caoi.
tot, has been appointed Washington cores
pendent of the Pittsburg Leater. He will
sui retain his connection with the Cup
ddt- 800 Mr.. Charles A. Pilsbury, the
well known Washington correspondent of
several leading southern newspapers re-
turned here this morning, after Six MOI ths'
s0jOurn at his cottage down on the coast of
Maine, and is in excellent health. He was
rather astOnished, after leaving the region of
early frosts, to find July weather prevailing
in this latitude,
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A RAIT ROAD CANADA recent dispatch
from St. Louis stated that the "main obi oct
of the visit of Messrs. Sidney Dillou presi-
dent of the Union Pacific Railway, Jaw
Gould, and Oliver Ames to st. Louis was to
perfect arrangements TO run through cars
nom St. Louis to San Francisco, via the st.
Louis, Kansas City, and Northern and Union
Pacific Railways without change, and ulti-
mately from New York via the New York
Central" One Of the gentlemen named i'm
the dispatch says that the report Is entirely
baselees. The trip was taken for an inspec-
ton Of the Union Pacific Railroad, and for
Go other purpOse-N Y World
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ExGLAND's PREPARATION HR0M CHINA
A telegram received at the British foreign
ONCE from Minister Wade says the guaran.
patch Of missiou to England with an apol-
ogy for the Yunnan outrage, and q safe con-
duct TO Burmah for The cumnr ,Ssioners al
and ammunition from England 10 China is
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