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FOUND DEAD-A telegraph from Potts
Vile. Pa. October %, says: This afternoon
lying dead in the slope of Miller GraeT a
Co.'s colliery, at Lower Rausch Creek. He
was the superintendent of the colliery and
mad occasion TO visit the mine after dinner
he was seen to stsrt to walk down the slope
and was not again seen alive. 1t il sup
posed he was knocked down and killed by one
OF The wagons. A large number of wagons
mangled when found. Mr. Lewis was elected
TO the legislature by the republican party in
1873 and served to The satisfaction of his CON.
stttuents. He was popular with the miners
under his charge and the community at
large.
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LATEST FROM THE INDIAN COIN.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-A Fort Laramie dis
patch OF october 30 says: Over one hundred
and will be here In few days TO 60 out with
General Crooks Powder River expedition.
Among the number are the sons OF Old man
AFRAID ol.nls- horses. The generals design
In enlistipg the Indians is TO distinguish a.
much as possible between the hostile and
peaceful Sioux. He does not fear any COLI
sion between these and Major North's Paw
nee scouts. Matters continue quiet at Red
Cloud. Capt. Egan has just returned from
Two days scout with fifteen Pawnees aud
hIteen men OF his own company after a band
OF Indians reported 10 have crossed Laramie
river about thirty miles east OF here. He
found trails, but no Indians.
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EMIGRATION TO LIBERIA.-A company
OF some forty emigrants from Columbia s.
Y; wilmington. N. e; New Orleans, Phila-
delphia and New York are expected to sail
for Liberia from this city November I, under
The auspices OF the American Colonization
society. They will be accompanied by Rev.
Bishop Haven, who visits the west coast OF
africa under appointment OF the Methodist
episcopal Church, 10 preside at the LII oeria
conference, which meets at Monrovia In
January, associated with Rev. j. T. Gracav,
ate or Clifton Springs. Rev. Mr.. Day, of
ne Muhlenterg Mission. Liberia, will also
re passenger on board The vessel.-(E y
Tines 2Skh - =
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PHILADELPHIA's CITY TREASURY 5000
coo SHORT In July last the auditor general
II pennsylvania ordered an investig alton of
The accounts OF county and city officers with
he commonwealth. b. NJ. Mead and John
McMuIray. two of the clerks of the auditor
eeneraPs ofnce, having examined the Phila-
oelphia mercantile appraiser list, In pur-
which alleges that there IL q deficiency OF
100000 In the accounts OF the Philadelphia
city treasurer.
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SrRALIN0 BREAD FOR HER STARVING
CHILDREN.-A poor woman was before An.
derman Spurrief on Thursday morning. for
stealing. She In the mother of three little
children, and had been deserted by her hus-
band. The charge was stealing Q loaf Of
bread TO keep her little ones from starving
alderman discharged her with q reprimand.
Lancaster Express.
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THINK OF IT,
BE WISE,
AND ACT ePERDILY.
liable ERS.
FINE 1AILORs AND OLOTHIERs,
oc;.e-tr Corner 7th and d streets
AN INTERESTING DIALOGUE.

,Iady.-I am so tired hunting for o house. How
did You hpd yourty
FrItHf.-l saw the new houses at LIE Droit Park
sdNertfst d, bn1 went 10 see them.
Lady Where 10 lie Droit PARK, and how do you
90 ihersy
Fricd..It is in the northern part Of the city:
the 7th and 9Th street cars directly to il,
Gdy How do you like iI thereY
FTteHd VERY much, indeed; the houses are so
new and nice all the little couveniepces that we
ladies ike-closets, shelves, drawers, hooks, &C !,
SC. besides hot and Geld water, gas and sewerage
and last week street lamps were lighted.
FTteHf Only ox for Q house that would cost
IS or 90 in any other part OF the city.
ddy Is the society there pleasant?
FTlmd.-lt 10, most sssurediy; every body feels Of
BONUSES have been bulk there during the past few
months, and all but eight or ten are occupied and
by the verv incest people.
LEW here shall 90 to see about renting one
ETIsNd TO A. L. BARBER CO., the proprie.
tors OF he arh their ctfce Is In lie Droit Buid-
ing. opposite the Poet Once.
Lady.-l Will go this very afternoon, and do
hope the houses will not all be taken before Get
there. Goodbye.
Eiend.-Darewell. They kiss and sepsrste)
ocf24 tn tn ,saf,tu
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ELISHA BROOKS, who recently died In
New York, was the richest clothier 10 the
United States. He began trade by Keeping
q small store on the vbarfs ana sei1ins
"round-abouts" and tsrpaulin hats 10 the
sailors. Brooks Brothers made an enormous
sum during the war. At the outbreak Of
nostllltles they purchased all the army cloth
In market, and obtained an enormous ad-
vance. They sold vast quantities OF officers'
uniforms at profit OF $50 on each, and often
tnls specially alone brought them 5000 day
clear pront- They manufactured extensively
Tor the army, and made during the war, as il
Is estimated, 100000.
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CROOKED WHIsKY-A NelU York Man Coa-
ttcfed In the q. 5. court at Trenton, N j.,
SatuTcey,a crooked whisky case was dis
posed OF, in which Mr.. VIM. II. Mcneil, of
New YORK, was principally Interested. For
he past three months, il was alleged by the
government. an Illicit distillery had been In
.ull operation, under the management OF one
Van HOuten. on the Hudson river, opposite
fonkers. Thousands OF gallons Of whisky
were distilled and no tax paid. Mcneil
owned the property on which the distflIery
stood. IT was seized by The government, and
the facts were reported to the grand jury of
The district court. An Indictment was found,
and Saturday the trial came OF. There was
no opposition TO the forfeiture OF the per-
sopal property, but it was insisted that the
real estate, which belonged to Mcneil,
ought not to be forfeited, for the reason, as
be testified, that the distillery was CARED
ON without his knowledge. The jury brought
in verdict. Notwithstanding, condemning
Doth the real and PERSONAL property, which
are said TO be worth q considerable amount
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a PLUcKY WoMAy's DEArH.-Tne sone-
Wnst noted Jennie HUMPHREYS, who will he
remembered by many by her having been In
attendance on the L. 3. court at nearly
every term for the last I've years either a. \
wiIness or DEFENDANT, was killed At the house
OF Gov. Harris, in the Chickassw NsttoD
some time since, by a man named Nfchols
Jennie bad been married TO q son of Gov.
harris, who had been induced TO leave her
Ior some cause, and return TO his fathers.
Shortly after Jennie appeared at Gov Bar-
ris's, and while there got into a Quarrel win
Nichols, and was billed, not, no viewer, until
sne mad herself fired two or three shots from
her revolver Fort Smith Ne,D Era
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A swINDLER In Chicago, during the re-
cent great fair, dressed In homespun clothes
made the acquaintance of farmers at hotels
and fooled them In new way. After invit-
that strangers were plenty, and they had
better leave their money with the clerk. He
display ed well filled wallet, the victim
and left with the clerk, the swindler taking
the check, with which he soon returned and
got all the money,
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~The British ship Thsseus, from Manila
Tor San Francisco, was wrecked on one OF the
Loo Choo islands september II, and the cap
tain, nrst mate and eight or the .crew were
drowned.
0Clinton Smith, colored, has beeu found
guilty OF granddaughter In Providence, r. T.,
for killing Frank Thornton In August last
and sentenced 10 eight years In the state
prison.
@News has been received at Charleston,
8. O., OF the murder Of two aged sistera
widows, named Broadack and stoddard. "a,
siding alone In Laurens county, In that
state. An axe was the instrument used
~Two boys and two girls, neither over NJ
years OF age, and the youngest oufv -.
eloped from Council Blufis. They toor s-o1
from savings bank ON q forged order. ana
are supposed to have gone TO Cslifornis.
ga man was playing dice In a saloou I'm
kpoxvflle, Cal, when the funeral proceaaion
OF hls vile came by. He went 10 the door,
waved bis hat, hurrahed, and returned 10 MS
mob.
0George williams, aged twenty-one, son
OF master mechanic IN The Pacific railroad
enope NJ 81 Louis, was shot and killed Sun
Gay by an unknown man, VINO took onenee
~ some remarks made about horse he was
driving. 80
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citizens of West Feliciana parish, Louisiana,
we're yesterday taken to New Orleans By
United Stateo deputy marshals and held 70
bail In 81, 500 each for Trial On charges Of In
tfmidating negroes last July.
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A MISSISSIPPI FAMILY MURDERFp.-A
telegram from Woodville, Miss, Ost 2sth,
says: A deputy sheriff who has arrived
nom Perry town reports that a Mr.. Sturdi-
want, wife, and three children were muir
oered In their beds, and the house was
burned 10 conceal the deed. Before his arrt-
val two negroes who planned and executed
this crime were captured, and one was hane-
ed and the other shot.
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EUROPE TODAY
Slade- the SP1Fltual1st, Sentenced 60
tho n 0maa M Nner>eesn.

tm0 nOuB0 Oh OOHR0cG1C0.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-In the Bow street police
court to- day, the presiding magistrst e, after
careful summing up I'm the case OF Slade,
warrant act, sentenced the prisoner TO tue
extreme penalty under the law, viz three
months confinement 1t hard labor fn the
house OF correction. Counsel for the defence
gave notice OF appeal, pending which SHADES
previous bail was accepted. The sentence o:
The court was received with mingled APP
planse and hifses by the spectators.
Russ1a's Ult1matum % Turkey.
ST. PhTHRsBURG, Oct 31.-Te-day's Of
hcfal Gazette states that Gen. Ignatieff, the
Russian ambassador at Constantinople has
been instructed to demand the Porte's &C
ceptance within is hours of an armistice and
suspension OF hostilities. Otherwise diplo.
matte relations between Russia and Turkey
Will be broken Of, and Gen. Ignatieff, with
the whole personnel of the en- bassy will leave
Constantinople. This ultimatum of Russia
to Turkey was dispatched from Livadea.
where the Russian court is sojourning, 10
Constantinople yesterday.
Turkey will Tumble.
PARIS, Oct. 31-Advices from Constanti-
nople, dated last night, say that the armis-
tice was not then signed. but its signature
was regarded rs probable.
British Bullion for Column bias Cotton
LONDON, Oct 31.-The Times financial ar.
ticle says:-Of the bullion Withdrawn from
the bank yesterday, fl5s 900 was for ship
ment to the United States for cotton.
Important, n True!
Telegram Company from ConstantInop'e
says II IL officially stated there that the
turkish troops have entered Alexinatz after
several DAYS fighting.
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SLOWLY SrRANGLING.-Lee, the Nor
mon murdered, was wise to choose TO die BY
shootipg-that In, II the Utah haugmei
understand their bufiness no better than the
hargmen Of Atlantic county, New Jersey.
Two murde lers were put TO death there It
Mays Landing yesterday In the case OF
one of them the work was 20 bungled
that the culprit was slowly strangled.
"Atdeous contortions," the reporters say,
sounds, choked cries" were heard from be-
Death the cap. We believe that society
might do better with q murderer than 10
initiate his crime by forms OF law. II the
thing must be done, however, II ought 70 be
done decently, even IL we have to found aud
maintain . school Of hangmen.-fN y. Post,
18th.
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A FIENDIsH OUTRAGE.-Last evening
ABOUT O'Clock, Ishmael Jones, 60 years OF
age, who has blacksmith shop In a cellar
az Ridge avenue aud Poplar street, enticed
Teresa Rothermick. a German girl years
or age into his place. and there committed a
nameless crime upon her. Not satisfied
with this he threw her into the cesspool,
attention OF a neighbor who, with the father
went into the pool, twenty feet deep. aud
found the little one clipging 10 the crevicee
OF the wall half dead. Officers Mel wen and
Morgan arrested Jones al his residence, 21OS
Csrrenter street, at midnight, and took him
before Magistrate Stone, who committed
him TO answer the charge Of rape and at
girl lives on Edwin street, in the rear of
Jones' shop. He had missed the child but
could not ind Its whereabouts until his
reighbor told him OF It's cries In the cesspool,
The child on examination charged Jones
with The crime. The latter is a widower and
has several chIldren.-l Phi Star, 2sth.
EVERY SEVENTH Man IN THE UNITED
STATES SAID TO BE A DKINKING MAN
The pulpit OF The North Pres terrain church
was occupied last evening by three women,
VINO were introduced by the Rev. Mr. RoSsi-
Ter as temperance advocates. The first was
Mrs. M. b. Holyoke, OF Illinois, correspond-
Christian Temperance Union. She is mid
ole-aged, practiced in public spea king but
possessed OF too weak q voice FOR the plat
1orm She wore hat, gloves and coat. She
fald mat every seventh man in the country
is incorporate, aud that there are rs 900
.censed houses where LIQUOR is sold besides
thousands not licensed. Yet In the face OF
all this she had received 800 siepers 10 the
pledge within the past d fifteen months.-TN.
Y. St1l, 30th. -
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THE ARGUMENT OF the Rev. Joseph Cook
OF Boston against Darwinism is That two
hundred millions OF years ago The earth was
In FUSED state incompatible with life, aud
Gent for the formation ofplanH and animals
on The Darwin svsfeuo
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They Dou1 LfkeIa

LONDON, Oct 5i.-The French and Englls n
rsptus are dissatisfied with The Emperor Of
Sermanys statement about European az
airs IN bis spes ch At the opening Of the SEQ
zion OF the Imperial PRrlismeRt OF Ger
rsny, Al Berlin yesterday. Tue French pa
pers accept IL rs q direct menace 10 France.
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~The newly-appointed Chinese embassa-
dor to England has requested to be relieved
nom the post.
ga collision on the Delaware, Lack @.
wanna and western railroad last eyentn q
caused the death OF I'VE persons ana the
W ounding Of thirteen.
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TEE DEATH OF A TrxAs JUDGE.-Judee
w. 7. G. Weaver, OF Gainesville, Cooke
county. Texas, died on Wednesday morning
He had been sick, and 1t was discovered
after bis death that he bad taken upward OF
hundred grains Of hydrate OF choral. He
had filled many high and honorable posi-
lions IT the hands OF the people OF Texas. He
was speaker and Q poet of no mean order.
A volume OF his poems was published re-
cently.-l Denton NesUs.
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TIE FUTURE OF MEMORIAL HALL.-The
Pennsylvania museum and school OF indus
trial art, TO be established In Memorial hall,
will probably be closely patterned after the
South Kensfneton museum OF London. The
original subscription for the Institution was
$4,000, OF which fully $4,000 has already
been expended.
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b. y: HoLTERMAN, gold miner, az Syd-
pey, New South wales, has taken two pho
togrsphic views OF the city and It's haroor.
each nve feet by three and a half in sire
These are the largest pictures ever produced
by single negatives.
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A $4,000 RoBBKRY.-The Office OF Stern
Nassau street, n. Y, was robbed between
saturday night and Monday morning OF
wetches and other goods estimated by the
nrm 70 be worth 300. 600.
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An AHRICAN SCHOONER SKIzRD BY
MlxICANs.-The American echooner al
George has been seized by Mexican ofYicfsis
at Coetsacoulas, Mexico, and the master,
Captain Janoy, Imprisoned. The mate,
wnung 70 Ooilector Casey, OF New Orleans,
says that the schooners papers were correct
and had been approved BY the customs on
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NIw YORK. Oct. 81 Charles williamson,
alias Charles Stevens, alias Perrin, CON
victed OF forcing bonds on the New YORK
Central and Buffalo, New York and Erie
railroad companies, was sentenced to states
prison for fifteen years to day.
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EDWARD g. SroKEs seemed immensely
pleased when he was awakened yesterday
morning. He realized that he was not g
convict, and said: 81 owe the state no SER
vice" His first thought was that he should
call upon Commodore Vanderbilt and thank
him for the Kindness that the railroad mon.
arch lavtshly bestowed upon him. The
said: Ed, am really glad to see you out
OF prison. 1t Is an awful thing to kill any
man, but cannot say that you were not
Commodore and then entered q coach and
went TO the Central Park. He was earnest
In his determination to show that Sing Sing
al Auburn prisons are controlled by cor
rupt men, who constantly seek for money
from the convicts, and that they punish ali
who do not put up the "sugar' (money0
Stokes was in the city last night preparing
for Centennial visit-lM Y. World, Oct 80.
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VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER INTER
vIEwfD.-The republican nominee for the
vice presidency, Hon. w. A. Wheeler, has
been Interviewed by a New York Tribune
reporter. He considers the question of the
''tolid south" the overshadowing issue OF the
canvass, involving, in the possibility OF
democratic victory, mot only the safety OF
the public credit, but the whole question of
national progress or retrogression." He be-
lives that the ruling classes In the south
have not accepted the constitutional amend
ments In good faith, and that they still hope
for Q release from them. Mr.. Wheeler SAYS
be does not know "of one thing on which the
south Is united, on which the north is Also
united, and on which the welfare OF the M.
ton depends. On the other hand, the south
is unit on every thing that opposes and
binders the progress OF the nation"
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Sun day RObberv I'M Neu

sun Day Robbery In New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The fancy goods store
OF Abraham Besthoff, 800 Broadway, was
robbed OF about % 900 worth of goods during
Sunday by unknown thieves.
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMISATIONs. - Gen'l
Thomas s. Dakin, dem, Sd N. Y, vice John
W. Hunter declined; Levi p. Morton, rep,
1lfh n. Y.
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POLITICAL ARRAY IN POETS
motTH. VA

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Si.-At the republic
can speaking IN Portsmouth, Va, last night
by Joseph segar, M. u. Ball and j. r. De-
zsndorf, the meeting was broken IN nv the
democrats. The sneakers were ATTACKED
neZS ldorf vas bad ~ beaten, aud the others
vtre saved by her friends. The democrats
swear 10 elect GoOde ~ they have - attn Sc.
gar. Pistols were used freely. NJ. n. BALL
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. 3I.-Henry NJ. Vo
ries, Judge OF the supreme court OF Missouri
died yesterday.
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RARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
1925 PEHNsYLvAHIA AyIHUI.

Jna ,sestrsa: FAN Stock Of UN0RAVIN0s,
PHerOGkAPHe, WATER OOEOE DRAW
INES, &c, and the latest styles Of 4romss. i an
Offering the celebrated Ooio,sd Photographs Ct
greatly reduced prices. on Paintings and Watsf
Color Drawfnu IN great variety: Dresden Porce.
Frames In Gold and Silver eeaf, German Gilt. Wal.
nut. sDanlsh and French Aaple. Ptoluro Malta
Silver and Copper Wire. uirror and Portrait
Frames made 20 order and regilt. Paintinrs
Cleaned, Bestered and varnished. RsWainipa
Sock Of last years Chromos at reduced prioee
Gallery open by ssslight until o'clock. octs IN
RED CEDAR CARPET LINING
PAPER,
MOTH PBOOF,
At K. MORRlSON,S
oei7s7v Paper Warehouse, SOS d street.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
OOKH.
pkLIYHRED TO ALL Parts OF TIE OITY
AT THE SAME RlTB.
New Schedule - ull load Of . bushels for n n:
mailer loads cents per bsshel; carriage @ cent?
OFFICE OF wAeHIHaroH 0As LIaHr DON.
PAHY,
10Th street northwest; iii ist srset northwest
OF to Ito Brfcse street, GsoFsstown. sspii-H
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue. s275, 957 81; customs, sos 32l 80
Total receipts from internal revenue for the
month, $40, 2il,9i5.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day
for redemption, S47s,O52
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CROOKS NEW INDIAN POLICY,

Enlistirg Sioux in the Army.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL TAFT has returned
TO the ely.
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COAL AND WOOD.

s,s&G lbs. TO the toe.
Corner 10th and streets southwest,
oeul-lm Branch Yard cor. TIN and b ste s.v.
e. o A l.!
On and ...r MONDAY. October ., ISIS, our
ton or Georgetown, 10 Quantities not less than one
lows, viz:
White Ash-Iurnaee, Egg aud Chestnut Q s.
Stove or RaDge...-.... ........ ......... s 90
ssoIs or Kan .,.,..... .....-..,.. =
IIasns va,le{1Iss or Stove ..-............... 70
P y, n -; M
Peg Cord.
sewing, per Cord ,----' ~ ~
Saving and Splitting, per Cord. ....-.. ... 70
7. EDw. CLARK d Co.,
Dealers in Lumber. Wood and Coal.
enoe, sos PennsyIvanis avenue, northwest cor.
ner ete street wharf, Depot and Planning MIL
EOALl COALI
READi KEADI
PANIC PRICEsl
ANTHRACITE COAL from o. Der ton m, &C.
eordins 10 quality. Hayins on hand the IarE.,
soct In the District, embracing every variety are
prepared 70 al orders ONCE, without Waitius Tor
the sSeSJtGts arrival OF Auction Coal
2,240 lbs. always furnished to the ton
- wv rs before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHNSON BROrHERs,
HAHN once and de Dot, johnson y haryss foot 18th
and 18th and y streets southwest.
One s. 1909 and l1ls sth street northwest:
COAL AND KNDLTNG WOOD.
Our Eosn of GOAL b nov complete, sasrss1.s
~ NJ sses': su.,itis. snd % which ~s nVss -
nnon o. consumers. Our
SALHnE bUhpLED kIHDLIu6 WOOD,
Ss hrSnsh n svsry bundle, 10 the bS0i N
-. Sof sale % 40 grooers-xy g. No shsyf1n
DsS2 % hsrossss on required
CHEAP. SAFE CLEAN
BHkR AEN0OH . RR0.
LIN and Depot TN street WHAT
ex9s-n Drsseh O0os Isl Q Psnrvlysnts ~,
w &c ~ IS.
ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN
WATCHES,
BTALL TEE MOST CKLEBRATED MAKES
a LDge Assortment at Ts1y Lou Prices.
N. W. CALI, BR0. d co,
ssii+en JKwILlRe.
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kilograms to The Star.
FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
POLITICAL ARRAY IN PORTSMOUTH

Republican Meeting Broken Up.
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FIKsr ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENE
RAL MARSHALL, who returned from Phila-
6elphia yesterday, is acting Postmaster
General during the absence OF Judge Tyner.
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEssELS.-Dis-
patches received at the Navy department
state that the Pensacola was at La Paz on
the 10th instant and expected to sail in q day
or two for Panama. The Lackawanua w as
daily expected at MaZatlan from Honolulu,
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i. EDw. CLARK Il CO.,
Dealers In Lumber, Wood and Coal.
once, sos Pennsylvsais avenus, northwest cor
per eth street. Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill,
foot Of 4th street east. octS- m