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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16
THE TOPIC OF THE HOUR.

NEW OhLEAHs, Nov. l5.- The returning
hoard will meet to- morrow In the State
House. Orders were issued at army head
quartera tonight detailing six companies
OF troeIs for duty at that building. Toe
local de mocrstic committee were in session
Till late bour making their arrApgemen q
To be repI esenied before the board by coun
sci. ard also TO suggest the names of two
persons to oil the vacancies in The returning
boa d. a fund is being raised to bring q
The CITY Obligations OF the negroes from the
interior who voted The democratic ticRet
There are said 10 be tho usands Of than.
MessTs. Stevenson, Noyes. Gen. Garieic
ard Stanley Matthew'S, of Ohio, Mr.. Ditty
on behalf OF the republicans, had q meeting
this morning TO consider the note addressed
TO them oy The democratic committee. They
proposition to count the vote as cast, as they
told that under the law OF Louisiana tn
returning board Is vested with judicial func-
e.cinds sn al, mas xs, sae power iisimed ny
fraudulent It was decided not TO send tn
reply until after consultation with Mr.
east who ere expected late to hight.
Lieut.. General Sheridan arrived to night
and drove from the depot to the private
quarters which had been engaged for him
He concluded not to stop at the st. Charles
Hotel, for the reason that when he was last
there he was hissed every time he m ade his
appearance In The rotunda.-tDtspatch to
B0ht,aOre Sun.
DR.. Redneld telegraphs from New Orleans
10 the Cincinnati Commercial, Nov. IA:
"UDless Florida saves Tfiden. hts chances
are bad, for Louisiana VIII almost certainly
be counted for Hayes by the highest legal
authortty-the returning board. After tho
rough Investigation and cloee observance OF
the drift OF matters, 1 am satisfied that the
board viii give the state TO Hayes by Q ma
Jority Of not less than eleven hundred. They
will throw out the d We parishes where toe
blacks We so thoroughly intimidated.
They will likely restore to these parishes
the proper republican msjorit ties which
they had two years ago, or something
near 1t. These parishes in 1874 gave
. republican majority Of 8 97s, and this
year . democratic majority OF 4.4t3,
showing net democratic gain OF over s,OO9
Thi: was accomplished By Intimidation; by
forcing negroes TO vote the democratic
ticket, or not vote at all. 1t Is likely that
the returning board will be many weeks
wrestling with the case, but their decision
win almost certainly be that Hayes has the
state. The surface Indications show that
plainly enough. In that event, leading dem.
Ocrats ay the whole question will be thro wn
into Congress, and Congress will no. ALLOW
the state TO be counted for Hayes when the
election returns upon their face are for TIL.
den."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

TAXING BoARDER AND LOSING Anus
BAND.-Mr. and Mrs. Shredder became
boarders at Mrs Agnes Meyers residence, In
Ho6oken, recently. Mr.. Meyer soon showed
evening they disappeared, Mr.. Meyer cart
Ing away his furniture. Yesterday Mrs
Meyer was inquiring OF the Jersey City po-
lice the whereabouts Of her husband.IM Y.
SlIu. 15fh. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

- The bill before the Vermont House OF
Representatives To acc6rd women the same
privileges m men was dofeoeod yesterday by
III 90 IS.
man Shea was struck with ~ BY james
4cLAueh lin, whom he vas atte mptinR To
arrest, and received probably fatal Injuries.
Mclaughlin was arroDeed.
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The 0ark00

BALrIHoRR, Nov. Ia VIRGINIA On. A.
ferred, on do; consolidated, 81 III; 90. second
series, 81. North Caroline 6's. old. ia.
Sugar steady and nrm, u kal2Y.
bALrIhokk. Nov. 16-Ootton nrmsr and
hleher-middling, 1x. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat nrmer and Quiet; bust
ness restricted by light supplios-No. 2 west
ern red, LIS; No. 3 do, Lbs; Pennsylvania
red, 133a1.Ss; Maryland red, rood 20 prime,
lS3a1.3s; do. amber, Las; DO. Viii e, L3oaI IS.
Corn-southern steady; western strong
new southern white, 4la5i; do yellow. l7a5s;
western mixed old, spot, IS; November, 81 n
nrst bali December, SIX; new spot, ssh;
December, sc. Oats scarce and drm-south-
ern prime, 36a3e; western white, 36a3e. do.
mixed, 34s36. Rye quiet and nrm-6oe7o.
Clover seed scarce and 1rm-13ka14k. Hay
steady, demand fair and unchanged. Provi-
sions nrm and quiet, business restricted by
light stock. Pork, II -25a17.60 Bulk meats-
loose. old shoulders, z; clear rib sides, eXae,
pacEed, new, 7kasE. Baoon-new shoul.
dep, 78a7k; clear rio sides, ekal0. Hams.
leaif. Laro-renned, 1lailH. Buttar M.
charged. Petroieum strong-orude, f1k; NJ
0Ded, &c. Coffee nomfnally uuchs11od
Whisky dull and Nominal, LII. Rscstp3s-
four, $500; wheat, 900; corn, 1900: oofe.
200. shipments-wheat, Is 600; corn, 600.
NEW YORK, Nov. i6.-Stocks dull. I'd
steady. Money, 2k. Gold. 10ek. Exchaoee.
long, Sszki snort, Ss4k. State bonds QUIET
and steady. Governments dull and steedv.
NEW YORK, Nov. l6--Flour outlet And
steaoy. wheat quiet. without decided
change. Corr q shade nrmer.
LcHDoH, Nov. i6, 1890 p. m--Consois s5x
ior DOM money and the account Erie. en-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

THE VOTE OF GEoRGIA-OficiaI resurps
from all but eleven counties In Georgia give
Tflden "A, 1S4 majority. Carefully compu ted
governor give Tilden q majority Of IL 900 IN
those counties. making total majority OF
5000, and Georgia the banner democratic
Lincoln and Rabun counties, Hayes did moi
get 8 single vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

WILLOW FEVER FATAL IF NOT EPI-
DBMIC.-The inter ments at Savannah, Ga.
low fever cases. The city council have ap-
proved the action OF the Georgia medical So
ciety and the health officer 10 declaring the
epidemic At an end and advising absentees
IN return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

METHODIST REUNIoN.-Thea annual ses-
sion Of the conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church south In Virginia began
yesterday At Richmond. Besides routine
and other business, q resolution was adopt
ed for the appointment OF q committee to
consider the subject of formal rela tions be-
tween the general conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church north and the church
south, and to recommend such action as
they deem proper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

FINANCIAL DEPRESSION IN LONDON
That London Ia sharing In The general finan-
cisl depression 10 proved by q variety OF cir
cumstances. Mr.. Coleman, proprietor of the
proprietor OF the famous WoolWfch Gardens.
the Westminster 40 uarium and the Alex
apdTia Palace Company are In similar
nx, and Last, not least, the directors of the
Cry stsl Palace Company confess to their
shareholder that they viii have to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

FIVE MEN SCALDxD TO DIABETES ting
j. w. Bennett went ashore Monday niehf
Mich. Five Of her crew were scalded 10 deat i
by escaping steam.
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ments OF coal from Cum berland for the week
ence1 November IL amounted to 43 1925 tons rs
ewt.. of which 81 3Si tons cwt. were by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, 10, 2s6 tons II
cwf. by the Chesapeake and Ohio canal and
6i6 tons 10 cwt by the Peunsy lvauia road,
The total shipments for the:year have been
I, 631, 735 tons l9 cwt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

RAIL ROAD STRIKKRs.-The engineers on
the Georgia railroad belonging TO the broth
hikher wages at one O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing. Thirteen freight and two passenger
ira M are now out on the road. The regular
passenger train left Augusta for Atlanta
YESTERDAY morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

In THE EPISCOPAL CONGRESS ct Boston
Yesterday, DR.. De Koven read q paper on
"The relation OF the Protestant Episcopal
church to the freedom Of religious thought
Rev. Il. A. Washburn, Of New York, Rev.
WA. Rudder, OF Philadelphia, and J. O,
forth In the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

The TRIAL OF THE BREACH OF PROMISE
CASE OF Miss Eugene Martinez, against
Juan del Vale, q wealthy Cuban, or this
city, drew . numerous crowd to day, to the
supreme CONT: The plaintiff Is young and
Intelligent looking The defendant Is an
elderly man. The plaintiffs story In, that
the promise to wed her was made in June,
1876, while she Was taking care OF defend ants
children at Poughkeepsfe. Her cross-exam-
IN alton lasted some two hours, after which
Der sister Adele was placed on the stand.
The developments are not of o character To
edify-,TM Y Letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

HEAVY SALE OF COAL LANDs-Hon, ]
n. Bennett, OF Clarksburg, West Va, last
week sold 70 some Pittsburg parties tract
Of coal land In Calhoun and Gilmer Counties
in that state. The amount realized from the
sale fs 100000 - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

ANOTHER MADE CRAZY ny Ir-W,lltam
Brown was arrested In Jersey City Tuesday,
end 10 10 be sent 10 the ASYLUM for Lunatics
de became Insane over the election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

6oUTHRRN LKGIeLATuKE-rhs session
Of the Alabama Legislature, which began on
Tuesday, 10 the nrst regular biennial session
under the new Constitution OF that State
This drst session 10 limited by the coastitu-
ton 70 sixty deys; su6sequect sessions are
OF The Assembly will be the election on Toes
day Of Q United States Senator 20 succeed
Judge 0oldthwatto. Upon joint ballot the
dred and ten votes OF the whole number, one
hundred and thirty three. The North Car
olina Leetslature, which 10 also very largely
most important business Of the session viii
be the choice OF Q United States Senator 10
MI The vacancy questioned BY the expire
ton OF Senator Raps0m's term. Il seerns
70 Be conceded that NJ. Ransom win be re-
elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

A CHNrENARIAN TAKEs THE LORDS
SUPPkR.-On last Sabbath the Rev. Mr..
LaPrade, Of the Methodist Church, adminis-
Tered the Lords supper to Mrs. Hazslton,
~ ner residences In this city, aged 102 years
and physical faculties to Q remarkable ex-
tent, and really seems 70 spJoy nfe-[ Rome
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TIE LATE RIOT IN CHARLESTON. 8.

The LATE RIOT IN CHARLEST0N, q. c.
The inquest over the body OF Mr.. E. H.
during the riot on the Sth instant, began In
Charleston g. O. yesterday. The jury is
composed entirely of white men. Six wit
nesses were examined, whose statement
concur In showing that the deceased was
shot by negro policeman, who nred with q
Winchester rifle from the rear of the guard
house. No proof has yet been adduced point
Ing directly to the guilty party. Twenty
more witnesses remain to be examined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

The TENNEseEg DELR0ArIoN. The
Memphis Appeal Of the 12th instant publish-
list or the newly-elected Tennessee
democrats and one republi can, instead OF
eight democrats and two republicans, ss
heretofore reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

THE ANNUAL ConyKNrIoN OF the Mstbo-
dist missionary committee met In New York
yesterday, Bishop SCOTT presiding. There
were present also hishops Simpson, Ames,
rilL limit Of $500 900 70 be spent on mis-.
sions this coming year Wa decided unon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

NEW JERSEY presents q curious example
OF bow nearly political parties are divided
at this time. In the next Legislature the
democrats will have q majority of one on
Joint ballot, the Assembly being tie. In tn o
emergency the democrats are willing to
take the Speakership and the committees
and give the Clerkship and the subordi nate
Officea IN thu repnhlfcans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16
woman s.9rsge Ce.venaen n

INV YORK, Nov. l6.-Tne Natioual Wo-
man Suffrage association has issuef a
call for tts eighth annual entiou Al
Washington on the 18th OF January next.
A lko an appeal 20 women to circulate o peti-
ton 70 Congress for an amendment 10 the
federal Consultation prohibiting the sta les
nom disfranchieing citizens on account OF
sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

ELECTION BET0.-There having bean ex-
pressed Q very great ,ncern a. to whom the
vast plumber Of bets and equally vast
amount OF money stated on the presidential
election would be paid, g reporter OF the
Tuesday evening for definite Information.
The response was that no bets would be peid
until the result II definitely and finally a.
certained.-(N. =. Ha0id.
VThe great shropshire handicap race NJ
T strarch. ~ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

rarsing from 90 TO els.
BOYS SUITS, from 70 Il years, from 81 SO %
CBILDREHg SUITS, CAPE and ULSTER
OVBkCOATr, from % 10 ol0
A great many articles too numerous to mention
st proportionste prices.
- CoQ and Convince Yotrseq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

CARDINAL MCCLosKEY has been confined
20 tie srcbiepiscopal mansion In New York
70, sevsIaI dnys past oy uinS His ailment
ported 10 be much better.
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a CoDgressao naa Co,test

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-A Richmend dis
patch says:-"Owing 70 alleged irregulari-
Ties AID frauds In the 4th district. Hinton, the
contest the election or DR.. Jorgenson, rep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

SHOT By HIS OWN TRAP GuN.-A few
days ago Jas. Bradley, q hunter. was killed
IN the woods OF Bay county, Michigan, by the
himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

9ovKREMENf RECEIPTS To-DAr.-Ir Ger
nal revenue, si1s, AS. IL; customs, 1859 243 TO-
NATIONAL BANK Norris received to-day
for redemption amounted TO 1886 567.
ArIHE WHITE HoUsk.-Generals Sher-
man and Harvey and Mr.. ]. A. Williamson,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
had interviews with the President to day.
COMMISSIONED The President has ssgned
the commission OF Frank p. Sterling, OF
Montana, to be receiver OF public moneys at
Helena, Montana, vice H. M. Keyser, re-
signed.
NEWS FROM THE FRANKLIN-The Sec
rotary Of the Navy this morning received a
letter from Captain Franklin, OF the u. 8.
steamer FRANKLIN, datrd at At. Thomas,
tsGvember 8, stating that after coali1g IN
vOnid sail direct for New York rgssT
and his companion are on board and well.
THE OPTICAL RsrURss IN SoUrH
CAkoLIsA-The following was received n
this city last evening:
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Nov. Is. 1s76-RobsTt
Ball, , So Official returns for four counties
not yet all In; will probably De In tn MORO ".
COLUMBUS ALEXANDER
Personal---very. Edmond MalIett, u. s.
Indian agent for the Dwsmish aud allie
t'ibes OF Indians, central reservation at
Tulalip, W. T formerly of this city, arr we'd
IN Portland, Oregon. on the 21tn ultlmo, from
Puget Sound, suffering from acute rheuma-
tism. and entered St. ViDcent's hospital for
few weeks. - Mr.. W. A. Cook, of this
city, has gone to Florida
GEN. KETCHAM's majority in the Dutch
ess district is not 800, as was stated the
other day, but the still better figure OF 2,25o.
10 the same counties the republican elector al
ticket las only 100 majority. Gen. Ketcham
leads bis ticket more than 2 leo. These
for har eel Tkaxv HasN
tute tribune OF which he and his friends
may well feel proud.-l Albany " Y Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

THE KNIGHTS OF ST. AUGUSTINE OF
GEoRGErowN, ID. Cine Equity Court,
Judge Wy lie, has dismissed the DILL OF COM
plant OF Logan Williams ct al. va. William
ii. Barker ct al, thereby deciding that the
detendants-William III. Barker and Others
were The true order OF the Knights OF ST.
Augustine OF Georgetown, and that the
plaintiffs had no claim TO the property held
by Baker and ofhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

CENTENNIAL DEhGS-A meeting of The
ladies' WAS held on the Exhibition grouEds
With view TO the formation of an organi-
zstion TO be called the Womens Centennial
National League; but the proposition, or the
manner Oft, seemed to meet but with lit
tie favor, and the question was asked by
what authority "the arrangements had been
so exclusive" Considerable excitement
was also displayed by several of those pres
ent, anc remarks having personal applica-
ton INDUCED in. The vegetable and min
ersl exhibits In the display Of West Virginis
and Oregon have been presented to the city
OF philadelphia. The grounds yesterday are
described as presep ting q more lonesome
and dreary appearance than at any previous
lime in their history.
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The IDelsgibno EnecsOr.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The Posts Washing
ton dispatch says: A private dispatch from
montpelier, VT, says that the state legisla-
ture ID In session and will pass . bill 70
remedy any defects in the existing state
Law regarding the rights of the electors 70
oil any vacancies. This will be done Ia or
der TO remove any doubt that may exist as
to the eligibility Of the postmaster chosen
as an electOr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

Senator Thurman, OF Ohio, has declined
the invitation TO proceed to Louisiana as u
witness OF the counting of the vote Of that
state, and bases his decliaation upon SUP
stantialy the same reasons as those attrio-
uied to Senator Bay ard, OF Della ware. 80.
"Who do you think is elected?'' is getting TO
be as exasperatipg as "Wbat do you thin x
OF the Beecher case?" used to be.-N. Y. TIT
Dune. 49, A leading democrat OF this city,
IL is said, received q dispatch from Boston
yesterday as follows: "We have got votes
enough 10 elect TiIden, but We can't find
EN- - Le,0tston Md Journal (rel,) 80.
Wbateveris the declared result OF the count
The mass OF both parties will unhesitatingiy
acquiesce In II, despite the efforts of sedi
danger the national tran quility.-SptngtieI
Union (rep) ..-- A Jersey lady has been
waiting To see whether Tilden is elected be-
fore putting brandy In her mince pies. 80.
Democratic papers talk about the Injustice
OF having state electors Of presidents, as IL
the system was not q relic OF the old states
rights idea-M Y. Herald. 49, We wish IL
were possible 10 figure out q majority of re-
publlcsDs In the next House OF Representa-
tives, but we are entirely unable To do SO,
III l40 republicans receive certificates of cleo
tiOn, II Will be quite as many as we expect;
aid that leaves the democrats a majority OF
13-Boston Adcerttser. ...- IL brings tears to
The eyes of the plaster paris images In the
chop windows TO zee Charles Francis Adams
sitting on salt barrel, swaying back and
forth and wriDgiDg bis hands as he walls,
..Oh. wirra, wirrsi Och hone, och hone!"-
hWthcSt- IlDu. MiiIOn Sdyler, OF ONO
bss been interviewed by a reporter OF the
Cincinnati Commercial, and in reply to a
question whether ne apprehended any dam
ger 10 the country in view OF the present
close contest, replied: DO not have too
much faith In The sober secoud thought OF
the American people. There are too many
people who have property own bonds and
are the fathers of children. We cannot az
ford 10 con vert the United States into q sec
ord Mexico. In my judgment, whoever is
fairly elected, without faint or fraud, will
be insusurated peacefully, by the common
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FOBEIeN MEws.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-the vessel City OF NJ an
chester, whose loss Oh Akayb, with all hands
except the captain and steward, while on a
voyage from Liverpool to Calcutta, was re-
ported yesterday, was q ship. She was
formerly the Inman line steamer City of
Manchester. She had been sold aud con.
verted into a sailing ship. Tnirty-two Of
her crew are probably lost
Rrlt1sh Troops for Eastern Service
TIE GLOBE this afternoon announces that IL
hears from q trustworthy but unof1cial
source that twenty-one battalions of iufan-
try, seven regiments OF cavalry and eighty
guns have already been told OF rs the Or st
British force for the east should the govern
mept consider their services necessary for
the protection OF British fnferesfR
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4. 8TRAU9,
POP ULAR CLOT HER,
oct1-r l0ll PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
RARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
1925 PEshEYLvAHIA AVENUE.

ysn ,scss.ss. Fan Stock Of uNaRAvIHGs,
PHOTOGRAPHS, wATER OOLOR DRAW,
ines, &C., and the latest styles Of Frames. / am
Offering the celebrated Qolored Photographs ct
Eseti{ reduced prices. on Paintings and Water
S Sn Dr.riss: In great variety; Dresden Porce
yrsnss IN Seld and silver Leaf, German Gilt, Wal.
eti.sr ana COPPER Wire: Airrer and Iortrsi}
Cleaned, Eestered md varnishsd. Rsuainins
sock OF Last years Chromos O. reduced prioee
Gallery open by gaslisht until o'clock. octs- I'm
DAgL RlCKKEBACHKR, Car,ag. and WAGON
- maka.-SleciA attention paid TO ozEEG
repairing. Carriages and wagons made e4$S{N
% order. 623 street, between sh -
and TIN northwest. In the rear Of T. W. Murphy .
HorssshOeins Shop. novsiIts
HALLBf DAVIS = CO.
The Medal Of Honor ans Csrt,ncsts Of Distinction
are svsrdeo the HALLET DAVIS a CON-
9RAED UPRI0HT AND SQUARE
PIANOS, for .volums and purity 81 tone, "buuvvv
pssf oonssluc and exoellenos Of ms1shiD I"
Orfsfnalffy Of 6esgn. artistic skih. with fngeui-
nioos mechanical devices for securing performance
OF tnne. Special dfsttl ctiop n awarded their UD.
isot fiAros 80 Official report.
49,. ASknC1 81 ssh street northwest.
nnos Sold on tnstailments. Ola Pianos sx-
s..esoe. nov6
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"A Reuter- telegram from hagusa says: "The
Turkish army OF Albania has scattered; q
portion under Dervtsh Pasha has been or
dered TO Bulgaria and the Danube. and Or
teen battaliops to Constantinople. The re-
mainder stays In Albania Maukhtar Pa
sha has left Irebinje for Albania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Ir Ger
nal revenue, s4ls AS Is; customs. 1859 213 70.
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COMMISSIONED The President has ssgned
the commission OF Frank p. Sterling, OF
Montana, to be receiver OF public moneys at
Helena, Montana, vice III. M. Keyser, re-
signed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16

hEAL EsrATE.-feeterday Messre. Dun
canson Bros, auctiopeers, sold for Charles c.
Glover and Thomas Hyde, trustees, lots 81,
or square 1873, improved by i've unfinished
houses, situated on Q street, between 18Th
and 10th northwest, TO Charles T. Davis for
$1,000. Also, for VIM. II. Boarman, trustee,
part OF lot Z, IN square ass, improved by q
Two story frame house, situated on sun street
vest: near u street south, TO j. NJ. Hepburn,
for e7lO.
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FLORIDA

sand AsteFlsy for TilA0a.
NEW YoRK, Nov. i6-The HGold hss Q
democratic executive oommittee Of the ID
district Of Florida, saying:-"I send you b.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ IBUKC3Es. ETC, IN AND NEAR
~ ws.t ing'on, wi.iins BULL FAMILY
Pastor M. Il. Church, STA attn street wsshint a
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LONDON, Nov. 1e.-The Pau Mall Gazette
this afternoon states that mp to this morn
Ing the Porte's objections TO the conference
had not been removed. The same journal
IN leading editorial says that &c believes
Russia Intends war. She 10 prepared to In
s1st upon claims which she believes the Porte
will refuse, and is getting ready TO impose
them by force. The situation, Il says, ais
but little different from what ii would be n
for the word armististice the words Russian
demands OF reform were submitted, and the
Ignatieh ultimatum thus modified were Still
lying before the Porte"
a 1nRklsh Army Scattered.
al Iasr