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SEQUEL TO MARYLAND RoBBERY-
In the New York Times of Friday there ap-
peared an account of the arrest of William
Pakulski, proprietor of the barber shop
ers, on q charge of having in their posseS-
sion. and attempting to dispose of, large
number of United States internal revenue
beer stamps. Detectives Porter and Schraidt,
who arrested the prisoners, were not then
In the possession OF an eliminating evidence
against them other than the fact OF the
stamps having been found In their possess
before Justice Morgan, at the Essex Market
Place Court, on Friday morning, but were
remanded to jail at the request of the detec-
tives, who had not been able up to that time
10 collect sufficient evidence, Paku'ski's
counsel Immediately procured writ OF
haDeas corpus and certiOrari in his clients
behalf, and he was thereupOn brought before
Judge DOnohue in the Supreme Court. By
the latter he was remauded to the TombS
but was soon after discharged oy Justice
Wandell Notwithstanding that the action
fudge Donohue In remandine the prisoner
virtually decided that enough evidence had
oeen produce - Justify his retention. On
Saturol.sy morning Mr.. VIM. r. WilmOt, in
Jerhal revenue officer for the fifth district,
quainted the detectives with the fact that on
April 9th last his Office, at st. Dennis,
Baltimore county, Md, was broken into by
burglars. who carried Off $4,000 worth OF
beer stamps. He positively identified the
stamps found with Pakulski and Meyers as
a portion of those stolen from him. On this
evidence the young man Meyers was again
arraigned before Justice Morgan, and com
mitted TO await the requisitiOn of the Mary
land authorities. The United States District
Attorney will now endeayor to effect the re-
arrest OF PakulSki.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho New tn m m al and Eish orr as.


LONDON, Sept. 2i.-Tne GlObe this evening
regrets to learn that the disadvantages suf-
fered by the British engaged in the New
fornc land fisheries as compared witt rench-
men have 10 wise abated the present season.
The officers of French cruisers protecting
French interest have assumed very high
tone in asserting their rights Whereabouts.
French Politics.
PARIS, Sept. 2l.-The Courier de FT0ace
states that the Cabinet have unanimously
resolved TO propose the abolition of the syS-
tenn of voting by departments. The Courier
anticipates in consequence the overthrow of
the ministry in November.
Threatening Weather.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-The weather TO day is
cloudy and threatening,
The Carifsts in France.
PARIS, Sept. 2l-It now seems that only
500 Carlists entered France, and these by the
Gavarnie valley.
$4,000 for Cuban Graveyards.
MADRID, Sept. acknowledgements To the
number of 5000 will go TO Cuba by the 18Th
OF November next
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Tile Markela.

BAITrnoRH, sept. 2l.-Nirginis sizes, poeler.
~ consCls, 65,s Get irgniA, 3. North CaroIiDs
= old ~ new, 10; sgecial tax bad % day. Sugar
active and trm, los alnA
bALIlnoEH, Sept. sl.-Ootton weak-middline
BA Flour dull aud changed Wheat dulI AMI
cn-No. wesiern amber, 81. mixed do I 81. No 2
western rcd 81 Pennsylv An,A red 2sai ~: MARY
lard red l0al 70. do. amber, coal a. 40, white
l2al -. Corn weak ard lower-southern white
1sSS; southern yellow n, western MIXED, - spot
oy last halt October. Oaf- steady aud UNCHANGED
bye quiet and steady, Tsa-0. Hay quiet aud IN
changed. Prov i,ious Gull but steady PORK M nm ana
higher p SOa2S ca. Bulk meats nOmiual-shouliers
AgasA clear RIB sides " al2i loose packed d. a
IA. Bacon st"ady-shoulder-, Aal6 clear m
sides, ~ sal3As, lame, lsah Lard frmer: not ouo
tsbly hisher-rehDed, las. Batter arm AM nm
changed, Petroleum stronV-crude, Ci.a6l[. re-
hDed, Is. Coffee strong aud unchanged. whi-ky
excited and higher, ~.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-Stocks active and sfrouy
Money, ?. Gold. ~. Exchange, long 40. shorf
40 Governments dull and it afy.
hEW lokK, Sept 2l.-Flour duh and declinine
Wheat guiet strongly In bul err favor Corn dull
LONDON, Sept. 81, 1880 .. m.-Erie, Is. pre-
feTred, %
LONDON, Sept q, p. N Erie. l4s
LONDON Sept 81 l.3O 2. M -Egie. al. Paris I'D
vice. quote Ientes 65 francs 9Jc-utimes
LoNnoN, sfpt. Il. l.a0 .. m.-Erie. if7f.
LONDON, Sept q, go D. m.-Eria. 49,
LONDON, Sept. y, p m.-Erie, IS. Paris adyice-
quote rentes IS france - centimes
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THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL cHrRcg lead

THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH lead
ers have resolved to hold council in Cnica-
go for the purpose of dividing Illinois into
synOdical districts, after the Presbyterian
mode. IL is proposed that each synod is to
have bishop, all of whom are to be supple
mentary to the present missionary bishops,
among whom are Bishops Cumming and
Cheney. Under such an arrangement the
young church will be abundantly supplied
with bishops.
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a MAIN OF COCKS is TO be fought between
New York and Virginia for 81 900. Arrange
tourney Will be fought upon the following
conditions: Each side 10 show 2l cocks, and
tight all that weight in weights ranging from
rounds ounces To pounds IL ounces, ac-
oidlug to New York rules, for $500 each bat
tie and $1,000 the odd fight. The main is to ne
fought ON the 2lst OF November, at Wheel
ing, West Virginia.
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DEATH FROM USE OF HAIR DYE.-Jacob
Benjamin, q we'll known and wealthy pawn
broker of Philadelphia, died yesterday morn
ing ffom erysipelas, which was produced by
the use of hair dye. The deceased used the
hair dye ON his whiskers, and 1t irritated his
throat He then shaved the whiskers of,
when erysipelas set in. Mr.. Benjamin was
In his 55th year.
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ELxAKCIAL AND o0HHERc.l1


- n
S.esai,c.s gs-sasssd - N.fa.ac. . %. s..-.,
The following were the price bid and aske6 81 ~.
meeting q the Washington Stock ExchAnss 10 a.
u :. rold. llea bad. bank ctocks-Nafl6naI Rsgs
60 Republic. ls bid, National hetropoiitAn Ranh
IL bid, us asked CitlEcns National bank, as
pa FARMERS ard Mechanics Nstioaal Ranh "a
eeorgs town, he bad. city Passenger RsilreAA.-Me-
,.or. Titan sfocf, Is bid. setrcpoiitsn Bonds, 81.
~ =. - had. sundry List-Nsiional Thaaf~r
konas, III PC, - bid, Masonic Temple honda
- Asep G, gold. ~ bid. Washington CITY s,.s
StsSA' - bio CeesspeAke and Onia canal preirFr-a
= h1s, %, az bad ATlington Fire Insursprs
=, mpAnfs lE bid, Potomac Fire lnSurance @
stocs 81 GeorsstOwn, l.o bid National MetroeSli.
.sn fire lns; Company stock, Rs bad. New Ysrk
Alex, Washington and Geo $ - sfork - "a
District .secur1ves-t District u Coiuwe,. - D.
tmp,. ISL J, lsel, - lid: Mssst .,.rs
eouds, - A. lss2, " bid, v aisr SIocs Bonls,
Isl 4 1901, ~ bid. 10. 40 Do. laFs o. "a.
fuuded Liam, tCongrvss, SIS, o. a A. l.rge
" sshinsten l-Five Year Cers. : To- NJ a
ls7e. bo bid; Ten Year Bonds. g.. J. A - ls-S
81 bid, Fund Luan Bonds, les Sc g.MAN
ID. IN bid. Certificate q Stock. 49, s.
=, J. a q. 81 pleasure, - nd. d.. tlsssl a. ID
blc. y asked, 1hcs. a %. Canal stock. l~t- Is q
and at pleasure - bid. tGe,rR~to~n Gen 4
stock, es,J. A. J. A O. ISL, 0 bii: dO.6s d A
> -, AZ pessure, ~ hid, ~ sSked: Rouuty
stock'e A, NO, st'plessure. :, hid: Mari. "a
et.Eks o. ,. A. @. at pleasure ~ hiA Roard
~ fuble " erks-CertIfostes General Ina So
:. lSA, lSs. $50, lG7, ls7s. series. ~. IA .
asseoi Iertincstes. sewer, =, J ~ IS. ~ al
hid, Water Certificates. -. ISL - askea ~ "
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AID FOR THE CUBANs.-A report received
at New York from st. Thomas says an ex
petition was landed in Cuba by the filibus-
ter steamer Uruguay, formerly the Octavia,
and that Gen. Aguilera had also landed from
Jamaica. The Octavia had two batteries of
artillery and a large quantity Of munitions
N war
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The Rank Of California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.-The officers
and directors OF the Bank Of California con-
tradict the statement that the bank will
has been fixed vet that could give snc han an
impression, but that resumption about that
time is probable.
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MURDER.-During quarrel about the pay
ment of rent Thomas Connolly stabbed John
hurry, of Bayonne City, n. j., Saturday
Conolly, and a man named Mclaughlin,
charged with being an accessory to the crime,
are under arrest.
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THE PRICES OF COAL MUST COME Down
Anthracite coal production continues very
full aud the orders for coal light. AS a con-
sequence of this condition of the trade there
is sharp competition for the market, and
chickering's are already heard as to the means
TO which some of the parties to the coal
combination to advance prices of coal
monthly resort TO effect the largest possible
sales. II is manifest that the stock Of coal
Is now ahead of the market, and unless
there is check to the current supply a fall
In prices by forced sales and otherwise is al
most inevitable. Indeei, there are already
complaints that some of the parties to the
coal combination are cutting under in prices
and others have refused to curtail proiuc-
ton to the prescribed percentage in such case
made and provided. Orders for coal come in
slowly, and principally because the iron fur
naces, those great consumers of coal, lack
orders for iron, and while this condition of
affairs continues the price of coal has little
influence on the coal trade. Should the
once stOpped there is little reason TO believe
that coal orders would be materially if at all
increased. The Two last weekly reports of
the Reading railroad company show q very
heavy Increase of coal on hand. This largely
Increased stock is partly in consequence of
lack OF orders and partly in consequence of
scarcity of vessels, and vessels mere are
scarce because coal freights are so very low
that vessels will not come here TO carry coal
II they can find employment elsewhere with
other freight. They are, therefore, spread all
along the coast. The retail coal trade is
fairly active. Daily, in almost every square
all over the city. coal is being stored away
for winter use. Prices of coal for October are
TO be fixed TO day, and as there is some oppO-
sitfOn expressed to the usual monthly adj
vance on this particular occasion, the result
OF the meeting is looked to with some inter-
est, as, If there is no advance, the policy of
be broken, and may, perhaps, be abandoned.
Phitd. Ledger, 10th.
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Cattle Disease,

disease has broken out in Wilbraham. and
the herd Of d. b. Merrick are rapidly dying
Off.
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THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demption aggregated S5S9i; 239.
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GENET AND Tom FIELDS IN HIDING
The Sarstogian of Saturday says:-sHarry
Genet and Tom Fields, the Tammany Ring
thieves, are at present residing al Montreal,
Canada. Their whereabouts was discovered
by a Saratogian who yesterday returned
from that city. They are living under cover
in en- obscure section OF the city, and IL is
affirmed that even with the assistance OF the
necessary extradition papers it would be
quite an undertaking 10 detect and appre-
bend them. The clue was Obtained near
Montreal through friend OF theirs, a resi-
dent OF that city, who, unfortunately 70
them, gave them away while under thl-
tDfiuence OF liquor. A Saratago detective
10 whom the Saratogian Immediately COM
muntcafed the Facts on his arrival home.
telegIarhed yesterday to Commissioner Mat
sell, OF The New York police department, but
nom some unaccountable reason failed 90
receive reply. He afterward telegraphet
District Attorney Benjamin X. Phelps, OF
That city, and received q prompt answer.
Considering the geograI hical location of
Montreal, Genet and Fields could. upon
learning that they were being Swallowed,
easily again effect their escape"
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AT THE LOUISVILLE, KY, RACES yester-
day, the mile and q quarter dash was won
by Egypt in 2.12k; the st. Leger two mile
dash by King Alfonso In 3.34k, and the mile
heats by Katie Pearce, in LAY and Las z
The % trotting race at Boston yesterday
was won by Thomas Jefferson.
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THE TEXAS CYCLONE.
Appeals for Aid for the Sufferers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-The following tele-
grams We're received in this city last even
ing by prominent merchants doing business
with Texas:
"HOustO1l, Sept. 2O.-The greatest distress
prevails among the poor people at the East
End, Galveston. Several hundreds OF them
have been rendered utterly destitute by the
storm They need help Immediately"
"HotIStOle, Sept. CA committee of relief
has been organized TO help the sufferers, with
The mayor of Galveston at its head. Contri-
buttons are now being received. Can you
help them?'
''GdlrestO,a, Sept 20.-The greatest suffering
prevails here among the poorer classes, and
many of the wealthier class are in distress
The people at the East End have been WASHED
out OF their houses, their clothing lost and
provisions destroyed. Help Is needed now"
The Town of Iuuianola DESTROYED.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LIVES LOST.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-Superntendent Glow
rey, of the Western Union Telegraph COM
paDy, communicates TO General Arson Sta
GER as follows: "a Morgan steamship has
just arrived at Galveston and reports the
town of Indianola, Texas, almost entirely
destroyed. The light houses, wharves and
nearly every house have been swept away
ard one hundred 10 one hundred and fifty
lives lost The steamer could find no place
10 land her cargo"
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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Of Lafayette col
lege at Easton, Pa, arrayed themselves in
kn.kiux costume, one night last week, and
raided on the members of the freshman class,
dragging them from their beds and perpetra-
ting numerous outrages on their persons.
The faculty suspended the sophs as fast as
found son of Gov. Hartranft and a son OF
Cyrus l.. Pershing.
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DEATH OF DIR. STONE-We are panied to
learn that intelligence has been received in
this city announcing the death Of DIR. HoratiO
Stone. the distinguished sculptor, which Oc-
Cured at Carrara. Italy, on or about the nth
inst He had been sick for some time with
Roman fever, which gave way to dySenterv
OF a malignant type, and from this death
finally pnsuPd
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TREASURER NEW leaves this week for In
dianapOlis, Ind, to spend a few days with
his former friends and associates.
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THE SKRvIAN PARLIAMENT yesterday
adopted reply TO the recent speech OF Prince
Milan. 1t contains no warlike declaration,
Notwithstanding that q strong party exists
who hvOr such course. An engagement
is said TO have occurred on Sunday between
force OF Bosnian insurgents and q Turkish
brigade, In which the latter were defeated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-21

The GRAND LAMA, the ecclesiastical head
of Buddhism, is said 10 have lately died. The
Buddhists number three hundred millions.
The heaven of Buddhism Is annihiiation. 1t
was lately mentioned as a remarkable Illus
tration OF modern progress that the second
son OF The Grand Lama had gone to Paris for
his education.
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ACCORDING To g careful estimate made by
Mr.. James Card. whom the London Times
deems high authority; there is likely soon to
be q lively demand for American wheat in
Great Britain. The decrease in the produc-
ton of wheat in Ireland and England since
last year has been immense, and the amount
OF wheat required from abroad, it Is esti-
mated, will be 81 ,OOO, 900 quarters" or
50, 600 900 bushels. This deficiency is ire
mendOus, and must have favorable effect
upon American farmers, for of course a large
proportion of the wheat needed by Great
Britain and Ireland will be imported from
this country.
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OFFICIAL RECoGNITIoE.--The President
has recognized Vladimir Wellesley, Consul
General of Russia at San Francisco, and
August BeTggren. Consul Of Sweden and
Norway, at San Francisco, for the states of
California ard Oregon and the territories of
Washington and Alaska.
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NEW YORK, Sept 2I.-W. Il. HoIcomb q
Co, flour merchants, of 81 Moore street,
failed yesterday, with 100000 Liabilities.
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SECRETARY DELANo is out OF town for a
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Rank Suspenston.
business Failure I'm New York:

MONTREAL, Sept. 2l.-The Mechanics
Bank OF Montreal has suspended.
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PRESIDENT GRANT and family leave Long
Branch on Thursday for Colorado
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A RIGHTEOUS SENTENCE AFPIRNED.-
The supreme court OF California has affirmed
the decision of the lower court IN toe case OF
John Marks, ex-barbor master OF San frol-
cisco. who was senfenced to seven years In
the penifentiary for peculation In once. he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-21

MARCUS HOPKINS, examiner in-chief of
the United States Patent Office, has rendered
his resignation, which has been accepted.
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CARL SCHURz viii deliver the first of nine
speeches In FAVOR OF a sound currency at Gin
elnnati on Monday evening, the nth inst.
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IT Is NOT EXPECTED that the newly APP
pointed Commissioner OF Patents, Hon. r.
Holland DUEL, will assume the duties of that
Office until the 18th proximo.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
al revenue, s163.34473; customs, si99 ,g77. %.
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GIN SHERIDAN arrived a, Sacramento
yesterday, and was met by COMMITTEES OF
leadirg citizens
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1Sharkey, the escaped murterer, has
been banished from Cuba
n0The cornerstone If the new capitol of
West Virginia was laid at Wheeling on Sat-
urday with appropriate ceremonies.
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JAMES A. WATERS, of Oregon, has been
appointed first-class clerk in the finance
office, Post Office department, vice III. l.
Stiles of Wis. re signed.
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rTCalifornia has 10000 manageable
girls.
~ Christine Nilsson has grown nearly as
fat as Parepa was.
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A KENTUCKY SOCIETY INCIDENr-They
had an interesting little society incident over
at Paris, KY, Friday night at the ball which
wound up the Bourbon county fair. A young
posed TO enter the ballroom in a drunken
state and a disoTderly manner. Being with
stood by the City Marshal, he drew his re-
vOlver and opened a fusilade on the Marshal
ThereupOn the Marshal drew his revolver
and returned the fire. But the pistol of the
scion of zone of the first families of Ken
lucky, sab, )" only snapped every time, while
the Marshais went Off four times, and hit,
too. The incident added much To the festivi-
ty of the ball, especially to the girls that
went from the north side of the river. the
condition of the scion of chivalry was thought
critical. OF course, if he had shot the Mar
shat IL would have been all right; but as it
was the other way the just and enlightened
sentiment of society toward the Marshal
found expression in such observations as:
"Well, he'd bettah get out of heah d-n
quick. - Cincinnati Gazette.
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SECRETARY BRIsTow will, in n few days
commence the preparation Of his annual re-
port to Congress. He will take decided
ground in favor of the carrying out to the
letter the specie resumption act OF the las
Congress.
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NONE OF the new postal cards have yet
been issued, and no issues will be made until
the Old ones on hand (about a miiliOn) are
disposed of, which will probably be within
two weeks,
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THE STEAMER City of Dallas will sail for
Nassau, n. p, with the U. S. mails for the
Bahama Islands, on Saturday, 18th instant,
instead of the steamer Zodiac, scheduled for
Thursday, sd instant, but which was
wrecked.
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ENGLISH HOLDERS OF ERIE STOCK.-The
report OF Sir Edward William Hawkins on
the part of the English stockholders, On the
condition of the Erie railroad, is published
He finds the roadway to be quite equal 10
the standard in the United States, but the
rolling stock is said TO be defective. III e also
finds that the net revenue of the line is but
twenty-one per cent. OF tne gross receipts,
while the outstanding debts are equal to
about fourteen months of the net profits.
President Jewett is recommended TO the
support of the bondholders. A memorandum
promising to place the business upon an in
telligible footing. and securing to the Eng
lish interest, a substantial influence in its
MANAGEMENT has been signed,