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tute / heard, Saturday night, was General
George A. Sheridan. He 10 Q short, square,
fattish. curley haired orator, with the ge-
Dan Setcbell, the Boston comedian. Humor,
waggery, and poetry were SO we'll compound
ed in his speech that he kept the thousands
In varying laughter and applause. Some of
Ward lecture, which was popu ar from
Victoria City TO London. His invocations
to the greenback, the battle field, and other
poetfcal objects were very striking, and
have heard that he and Mr.. Tenney, or Brook
lyn, made the best lecturers for the party
lU LQertes' in Grdphfc.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WHINING TON, N. c., Nov. THE cleo
ton here Is progressing very quietly. A
large vote is being polled and both sides are
working hard. The democrats claim they
will carry the state by from 4, 900 TO Il, 900,
and the republicans claim that they will
carry the state by small majority.
THE BASIS OF COMPARISON
will be the Gu bernatorial vote OF 1872, when
Caldwell, republican, had ], s25 majority.
Big Vote asa Quiet Day In Raleigh
RALEIGH, Nov. 7.-EIection progressing
quietly. The heaviest vote ever known in
the state is being polled. No disturbance
reported from any quarter.
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PRICES OF COAL FOR NovEMBER.-The
schedules OF prices adopted by the coal COM
panies for November have been issued. The
nut, announced by the Pennsy vania and
DelawaIe and Hudson companies are 10 cts.
lower than for October. The price for stove
creased demand for chestnut the price mas
been I'd vsnced 10 cents by one and Is cents
~ the other company. The Lehish Valley
Coal company had made no change except
IN chestnut, which Il 20 cents higher. TIE
Philadelphia and Reading company has ad-
vanced Is cents, Gil other grades remaining
The same. The Delaware and Hudson com
pany will not sell again at auction, leaving
only the Pennsylvania and the Delaware.
Lackawanna ard Western companies 70
keep mp the monthly auction sales.
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FAST TRoTTKRs-Two hundred and thir.
better, GOldsmith Maid leading with 2:H
Lulu trotted in 2:15; Smuggler, 2:151; Anne
rican Girl, 2;l6H; Occident, 2.16x; CLOSER,
I Emi,s Dexter g,s SI IL Hopeful III Judge
Lady Thorne: 2:1s1; Lucy, 2:1S1; Maud,
21SA; Great Eastern, 2:19; Bodine, 2:19I;
George Palmer. 2:194; Thomas L. Young,
2:1SK; Flora Temple, 2:I9x. and Camors,
219&. -Four have records of 2:20, six have
records OF 2 q, seven haye records of 2:2l1 Z,
seven have records OF DID, ten have records
nave records Of 2:23K, sixteen have records
OF 2:24, thirteen have records OF 2:24x, TWEEN.
ty-hve have records of 2:25, nineteen have
records OF 2;25k, and twenty six have rec.
ords OF 2:26.-l NeiO Hduen Register.
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Spain.
The Chicago Fight Against Judge
McAlllSteF,

CHICAGO, Nov. IA committee of twelve
cfuzens yesterday presented q petition OF
5000 business men In Chicago asking Judge
McAll1ster 70 resign on account OF his con-
duct In the Sullivan Hanford murder trial.
After the chairman had made his address,
presenting the petition, the judge remarked,
Leave IL with the clerk. II il q matter 10
60 on nle. have nothing TO say" and dis
missed the matter. 1t 10 not expected that
he will comply with the request.
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UA Cossz Journal correspondent from
Ostend says that the English Girl who II %
aasSi ne = . I'LL SS ~ %
Ing machine, with dress eaehegod HIN mn
der oDe arnas and sooektnelosss oatoofne the
oanot.s - s4ssss ss<1 = ffe.s IfEss q ~
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AN ADVENTURES IN TROUBLE
Hanson, q nne-looking woman who possesse
some wealth, was committed for examin.
alton before the Jersey City police court yea
tercay on charge OF stealing $500 from Mr..
Parmenter, OF that city. IL is also alleged
that she has swindled members OF the Far.
rer family out OF various sums which agere-
gate about IS 600. She was At one time an
Inmate OF Mr.. Horace Farrisr's family and
as security for a considerable sum borrowed
10 Cardinah McCloskey, with whom she pre-
tended 20 be on terms OF intimate frfendship
which she said contained the titles 70 an es-
tate In Baden-Baden worth 81 600, 600 Hav-
lpg confidence In the woman, Mr.. Farrier
did DOT think OF opening the pack until
he heard OF her arrest. aud he then found its
contents worthless. II il said that Farrier's
son was engaged TO Mrs. HsnSon's daughter,
Mrs. Hanson having promised a m arrlaee
settlement OF SO. OOO.-lN. Y. W0rld 4th.
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The AaFkOea.

BALTIMORE, Nov. L. Virginia gs, -.
ferred, Ga; do. consolidated, 6sX; DO. second
series, ssh. North Carolina 6's, old, 10; do.
new, 9. Sugar quiet and heavy, 1ox All.
BALfIAokE. Nov. 7.-Ootton quiet and
Ilxa11X. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet ana I'M
changed. Corn southern, steady and nrm;
western steady; new southern white, Ga6E
do. yellow. 4sa52; old western mixed, 66K
spot and November; new, Sax spot; IS De-
cember. Oan nrmer and higher-southern
prime, 36aSs; weetefn white, 35a3S; western
mixed, 3oa34. Rye steady and nrm-65a7o.
Clover SEED quiet-12xa14 Hay uncnaDged.
II 50. Buit ms1s. -aS 1 sSa7; clear
RIB sides, IS, loose; Sas X, PACKED. Bacon
shoulders, ekak; clear RIB etdee, sxalo.
dull and unchanged. Petroleum. nominally
unchanged. Coffee unchanged. Whisky
nominal. l.12x. Reoeipts-nour, 500; wheat,
10000; corn, 10000; oats, 100. Shipments
corn, "a ,0O0 -
LONDON, Nov.7, I2.l5 p. m.-Ounsols So 7-1s
for money and the account. u. 8. bonds,
ten Sorties, loeK. Erie preferred. rs
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MARYLAND.
A Quies Election I'm baltimore.

BALrIMoRE, Nov. up TO this hour C:ls
p. m.) the election throughout the city has
and good order. A very heavy vote is being
polled.
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LOUISIANA.

seven Thousand Dem0cratfc Club
Members fa New Orleans sworn IN
~ Deputy Sheriff..
NEW YORK, Nov. IA Herald special
from New Orleans, dated last night, says
This evening all the democratic clubs were
ordered TO rendezvous 1t the sheriff,s Office
where they are being sworn In n special
deputies by Sheriff wagaman, democrat.
They nam Der from six TO seven thousand.
Peace and Qufet In New Orleans To-
day.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4, IL 30 q. m.-The
weather is clear and cool. Business Is en-
tirely suspended. The election is progress
log smoothly throughout the city, ana the
utmost peace and quiet prevails.
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TENNESSEE.
Republicans Voting for an Inde.
pendent Dem Ocrat fer GOyormOr

MHhPHIs, Nov. The election Ia pro-
crossing very quietly, and the indications
are that a full vote will be pOlled. The chief
interest centers In the gubernatorisl race.
The republicans are voting solid for Thomas,
the independent democratic candidate for
governor, and the indications are that he
viii carry the city.
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~9ov. kellogg, OF Louisiana has appoint
ed j. Edward Leonard associate justice of
the State Supreme Court.
~The store Of 8. Olbermann q Co. In
North street. New York. was robbed OF %, 900
worth OF silks yesterday morning.
SThe Chicago school census, just complet-
ed, indicates that the population OF that city
In about 4o7 SCI.
REV. stopford Brooke would rather be
annihflated than have 10 Join such spirits a.
the mediums bring forth.
Brother Moody says that . woman In
Indiana was mirsculousiy informed by God
Of the eonversion OF her son, in Chicago, 70
Christianity.
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GEORGIA.
TfIden a Long WAYS Ahead.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov Election In this
city quiet. Up 10 u 30 O'Clock there were
about 2 600 votes for rilden and 600 for Hayes.
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ROBERT TONES DIssArIsFIRD.-A dis
patch from Atlanta, Georgia, in the n
Herald says Ex-senator Robert Toombs has
written an open letter against the organized
democracy. IL is quite trucuient and saw
age, discussing what be calls 'nasty conyen-
lions" In rough terms. IL will have very
little effect. Mr.. Toombs' long-continued
recklessness and bitterness has decimated
corporals guard ~ his back. TIE letter
was written especially TO aid Mr.. FELTON,, the
Independent candidate In the seventh dis
trtct. II 10 said by he COnsfifaai0n neyspoper
that Toombs' letter gives evidence OF plan
already suspected 70 disrupt the democrats
party and carry OF big slice of It's unvieldy
majority. Everything OF this sort, however,
awaits the result OF next Tuesdays hight.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
TIE ELECTION NEWS

We have taken measures to supply our
readers with the earliest and most complete
news OF todsy's election from all quar-
tiers of the country. To this end we have
had Western Union telegrsphic wires intro
duced into THE STAR Office, to be worked
by experienced operators; and the public,
through our bulletins, extras. and regular
editions, viii be sure TO get early and relia-
BILE information in regard to the all-absorb-
ing question.
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EUROPE TO-DAY.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. The Russian
Imperial court will leave Livadia to-day
and will reach the Imperial palace of Tzars-
koeeeda about the 18th instant.
Spain.
MADRID, Nov. tn the senate yesterday
the government submitted a bill restoring
the constitutional guarantees throughout
Spain except in the BASQUE provinces.
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bers AZ Toronto, Canada, The case of Ma
raine Smith, Detroit, Mich, murderer,
Who In held for Q decision on the extradition
question, MI. Bethune, appearing for the
Lord Carnarvon, from which 1t was inferred
mat there In Q probability that the extradi-
ton treaty between England and the United
states In about to be at least temporarily
resumed.
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A WATER FAMINE--The expected water
famine In New York seems to have arrived,
from the fact that the commissioner of pub,
lic works has been compelled to ask the
president OF the police board to issue in
stYuctions to patrOlmen to use their utmost
vigilance In preventing all but . necessary
use Of CrotOn water by the citizens, and TO
report promptly such persons as are waste
fol or extravagant, that their supply NAV
be cut OF and that they may learn to appre-
ciafe the boon OF CT0ton water. The wash
ing of the sidewalks and streets with hose
has also been prohibited,
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Three Mea Drowned. .

QUEBEC, Nov. Three men named John
Wright, ST., John Wright, r., and James
boat from Ellis Bay 10 English Bay, Anti
cost.
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has also been prohibited.
AN ACTOR CoMMITs SUICIDE FRIDAY
evening MI p. A. Fitzgerald, aged fifty two
years, committed suicide in Philadel phia
by hanging himself with sheet in an upper
actor and dramatic author, and was well
known in theatrical circles. He had consid-
cradle financial troubles, and IL IL thought
mis- pecuniary troubles preyed ON his mind,
causing the rash act of self destruction.
PAEY.-The Talbot county (Nd.) papers
say that there were many policies held in
that county in the exploded Contin entail
member Of the ESston bar had $1,000 CO. poi.
icy. and many other persons In that county
do not feel much assurance for their life.
and much lee for their policy premium.
RALsToN's LATE REsIDHNcE.-The resi-.
dence Of the late w. G. Ralston,. on Pine
BILE, has been leased BY j. 8. Ramsey, late OF
New York. The house 10 70 be opened g .
p TiyS,,f;s nmiIX nStel; H., under the name Of
are simply grand, are 70 let furnished or IN.
At stated price ~ the week. ''1
MRS. BURNHAM, Of Atlanta, Ga, yisit>d
the Centennial exhibition, and there met Q
Boston, and very wealthy. On Tie second
day of their acquaintance they were mar
ried, and on the third day the bride was
disappeared with him.
WILLOW FBv1R.-The total number or
intermeDts ~ Savannah yesterday was nine
Of (which six were from yellow fever. Adolph
Comm, Of the firm OF Comm q Lefaer, died
yesterday.
~An Indianapolis dispatch announces
The death Of E. j. Peck, formerly president
OF the Terre Haute and Indianapolis rail-
road.
rThe new Roman Catholic Cstbedra,
now building In Hartford, Conn, viii IS TIE
jarrett church edinoe In New England. tt ar.
chitecture u Norman gothic. It will nave =
q statue Of st. Joseph Surmounttng the gable
ana twin spires 80 feet high. =
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Bank, at Titusville, Pa, closed yesterday.
1.-THE Chicago poetess writes, "rnus
doth the rosy summer set" She may soop
turn rosy summerset into FIRST class fan.
~By collision OF vehicles NJ Lonsdale.
X l., Sunday, Mrs. Mary Keogh was hurt,
ana died yesterday morning. Miss Marv
Ann Moran was also injured fatally.
~nlipois has i've State tickets In the
held democratic, republican, greenbsck
temperance and ti-masonic. aYou paw
your money and takes your choice.D
ga novel proposal has lust bssn made
me rreleci OF the Seine by two sngineen,
with asphalt a. q preservative from IRE.
~The Aengle House, q German BOARDING
house In Little Rock, Ark, was destroyod
oy nre yesterday morning, Patrick Shea
ana Jonn Cooney persisted In the danes.
~Spirftualists In Texas are required %
take out q showman's license before the au-
thorites win allow them 70 appear upon q
stage and lecture.
s0The correspondent OF the London Tsu<s
eruifs Are eithsr dead or in hSspiisi wan
. month Of thelr taking the neld In CubA.
Vst Louis has new asyium for tn ~
formation OF dunkards. IL II said that NE
CHICAGO II now q Supreme Court Judgs IN
Wisconsin.
~fhe Rev. w. l.. Moore or Jersey City
writes TO the W y: 6sm that Glendsnning ~
nois, is not studying law, and b. mo No
thought Of quitting the ministry.
ga child two years old hAs hem poas-
ooed ~ VILLAGE near Frodsham, I'm Ene-
land, by drinking nom o bottle ccntaininx
carbolic acid. which tts mother had giVen n
TO play with In bed "to pactfy tt'
n0Old mother Wilson, who h. koue n
fruit stend In mont Of the Academy OF Mode
=, Me SeS U nssce sor my m. yn ~ 1919
she has voluntarily nursed yellow 0vsr -
tienta In every epidemic sineo an.
tsstwin BE- hsld in Hoieoabs Aall, I'm
burg, Va. By rsprss1ntstivss IL Wsshihgtm
and Lee, Hampdsn. eydneZ. Nillia1 I'D
NE priss being |: % goa 1sasi
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AT TIE WHITE HoUSs.-Secretary Nor
rill, Attorney General TAFT and General
Sherman, had interviews with the PresI-
dent this morning.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY--Inter-
nal revenue, 1927 ,4G5.4O; customs, 1919 ,O3O.Oe.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. THE election
10 proceeding briskly, considering Q heavy
rain, which 10 % much needed that IL adds
an element OF cheerfulness. Returns from
the several wards In this city at II O'Clock
show about 2 ,619 votes cast, with . majority
OF 1910 for Hayes. The constitutional
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FOUR CENTS An HOUR FOR Woneu,e
WoRK-A London Newspaper OF recent date
printed the following advertisement: "Young
lady required, whe can write neatly aud dis
tipctly, 70 address circulars, &c. Hours $50
ply, by letter only &C. Here, then, 10 The
magnificent chance for some young lady not
born with silver spoon In her mouth. She
10 not required TO know several languages
accomplished painter, but only 10 write
neatly and distinctly" for such q fragment
OF each day as ten hours. and for such
week, which 10 precisely twopence per hour.
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BANK NOTES received for redemption
to-day amounted TO si4s, go.
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BARRACKS BURNKD.-AadtDon Barracks,
Al ssckett's Haroor, NJ Y, were partially
destroyed BY nfe yesterday sftsrnoon. Tho
was confined 70 them. General AyroG' quar-.
tiers were saved, but kodly damaged. Tho
4uartermaster's papers were al destroyed,
AID q large amount Of property. the loss il
estimated ~ e5o, 900. There II no Insurance.,
The cause OF the IRE II unknown.
A RUSSIAN Boss FIHANcuR N TRoU-
BLB-The famous dnanciar, DR.. Straus-
berger, and several Of the parties implicatod
with him In his exracrdinaxy peouniaxy
Q jury In Moscow. Fifteen meWbo0D OF the
council were charged With negligease or con-
nivanee, through which the ne1Ar1ous ends
Of SHsusberksr vere ncilitetso.
~George Eliot hss % flg resolved s5 900
nom HarPsr's for Daniel Deronda."
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YELLOW FIv1R--The total number of
inteYmeDts ~ Savannah yesterday was nine,
ofvhich six were from yellow fever. Adolph
Yesterday.
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WHAT Is AOAH-L0ADy-NOmir Ally n CAV
load 10 q, 900 pounds. IL is also 20 barrels of
salt, 20 OF lime, 80 OF flour, GO OF whisky. 200
SACKS OF hour, cords OF soft wood, IS 70 20
head OF sheep, 5000 feet OF solid boards, N 600
feet OF siding, 5000 feet of flooring, 5000
shingles, ne-hslf less hard lumber, one
fourth less OF green lumber, one tenth of
Joists, scentling, and oil other large timbers.
$40 bushels OF wheat, 400 OF corn, $50 OF OATS.
400 OF barley, 800 OF fax seed, $50 OF appIes'
$50 OF Irish potatoes, $50 OF sweet potatoes,
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RARLOw'S ART GALLERY,
1875 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

PHeT0GRAFHe, WATER CoLOR DRAW.
INee, kc., and the latest styles Of Frames. I sm
greetli reduced prices. on Paintings and Water
Color Drawings IN great variety. Dresden Porce.
France IN Gold and eilver Leaf, German CIT. Wal
nut. slsnish and Irs1sh A,R.e: Picture Halls,
HraDse made % order and resit. Paintings
CLEANED, nesssred and varnished. Remaining
Qallerv Nv raafirhf uuffl n o1clock oof6 IN
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

"A BRANCH oFFCE.
Haas y nrsss north sest, Washington, d. o.,
WILL BE ePBHBD on MOnDAT, Oct. SSd. ls7e
- Packages. Freight and Moneys received and
forwarded 20 Gil Darfs OF the United States and
Canadas, b DaeseReer trains IN charge OF careful
freight will receive prom pc attention. oct3p- In
National Republican., 1876-11-28
Union Revival Inaugurated.

The meetings for prayer, under the auspices
Of the pastors Of the various churches OF the
city, which have been continued for the past
month or more each Monday evening at $50
O'Clock, at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association, were terminated yester-
day, TO give place to mole extended union
effort. The meeting last night was led by DR..
Noble, who, when the hour of prayer had ex-
Pire1, in accordance with a previous under
stardiDg, announced that these present would
take into consideration the question Of how the
meetings would be conducted in the future.
DR.. Rankin proposed that three union meet
ings lie held each week, on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday nights, TO go from one church
to another, ard to be held IN each church
one week. This plan was adopted by the
meeting, and DR.. Hammond's church, on
Ninth street, designated as the first church to
be visited. This is q union effort in the broad
esS sense of the word, a resolution being
passed extending a cordial Invitation to minis
tiers and Christian workers of whatever demon
instiOp, whether they have been connected
with tie present meetings or not. The meet
inCs will be conducted as were the Hammond
meetings last win'er, the time being given to
Gospel singing, Gospel reading, prayer and
inquiry meeting. The song book used will be
the ''SoDg Evangel." The management of the
meeting will be in the hands OF the pastor of
the church Visited, who Will expect assistance
from every Christian pastor who can conscien-
tinusly extend it. The combined efforts of the
Methodist churches will discontinue next week,
when the Methodist pas ors will be at liberty
to take hold, if so disposed. Prayers of all
Christians are asked in behalf Of the meet
mos
National Republican., 1876-11-28
Sale of Stalls i'm the New Western
Mnrkct-GOod Prices Paid

Another sale OF the stalls in the new West
ern market was held yesterday afternoon at
the market. The attendance was about as
large as the one at the previous sale. The
stalls were taken readily, and at an average
above the other sale. The following pur-
chases.were made: Butcher stalls-Leonard
Birch, stalls Nos. Ga and 6S, $500 each; Fran
els Lincoln, stalls Nos. IS and 50, $500 each;
Bernard Grier, stalls Nos. 40 and 80, $40
each; VIM. Lincoln, stalls Nos. As and 42,
S5l5 each; Chas. Hoemiller, stalls Nos. so
and 81, $3.50 each; Ebrmanntrout II Bro,
stalls Nos. G5 and &c, 1925 each; Alex. Muir
ray, stalls Nos 60 and 20, S555 each; W. w.
Lincoln, stall No. IS, Sj25: Thos. T. Cissel,
stalls Nos. 81 and rs, s5l5 each; Henry
Shloth, stall No. Sc, S505; Richard Norris,
stall No. 2S, $505; G. W. Hurley, stall No. 20,
$500. Butter stalls-H. C. Coburr, stall No.
~, S575; Jacob Frank, stall No. ~, S505; j.
e. Pbearson, stalls Nos. a, 75 and 76, S505
each; stall No. 81 was put up for sale by the
former purchaser, and was sold at his own
risk to Z. j. Saks for s505. Huekster stalls
Henry Whalen, stall No. 81, S565; John
Miller, stalls Nos. SO and 50, s415 each. Mis-
cell3neous stalls-John X. Pile, stall No. 2S,
$500. The sale was then postponed uutil to-
day, at 2 p. m, at which time the remaining
stalls and the sheds of the old market will be
put up at auction. The new market Is being
finished as fast as possible, and will probably
be opened about the first Of the month.
National Republican., 1876-11-28
Washington city BiSIe soci. ty.

The Washington City Bible Society held is
regular mont h!y meeting last evening at the
depository; Rev. 4. ". Pitzer, president, in the
chair. The committee on Distric: meetings
for the Bible cause reported that the churches
on Capitol II Il %oIld hold a union meeting ia
this behalf oa a SlbbIth afternoon in Decem-
her, aud thai similar meeting wouid be held
in South Washington IN January. The bo1r1
made the following grants: To the Frepdmen's
hospital, not to exceed 10 volumes of Testa-
meDts, in large type; 10 NJ. Je.red Mission
school, Bibles and II Tcstaments, and to the
Washington Asy ylUm, 3 Bibles. Mr.. Kamer,
city missionary, reported that he hal visited
SIS families during the month, and found is
families deSti ute o. the Bible, who were sup
piled; alrO, $500 pages of trac.s had been dis
Iributed DUNG the same time. The following
minute WIS PISSED bv the board:
Whereas statements have been male that
the Washington City Bible Getty does not
make grants OF Bibles to jails, asylums and
Te 'orDatory ins i-utio1s, and O'lactions and
donations have been sol ed and obt lined to
f1rD:sh such iusti-u, ions, the board of mana
gers deem it due to the public to state that
this city has Eeen in the constant habit of sup
plying sll such places with the Word of Gol
without money and without price, and Will
continue go to do, and to warn the community
against giving contributions for this object to
Unauthorized persons.
After further routine business the board ad-
iOurned
National Republican., 1876-11-28
ClTkRRH.

offensive discharges from the head and all
chronic diseases successfully treated by DR..
Hartley, 732 Tenth street, Washington. That
the timid and disappointed may feel the ut
most assurance and confidence in the skin
and good faith of DR.. Hartley, for the next so
days he generously offers to attend all per-
sons, rich or poor, free of charge, until the
best evidence and most convincing proofs of
his success have been realized from his treat
ment DIR. Hartley's office, 732 Tenth street.
Hours, o to daily.