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The record of cures performed
I'm THIS City by LORING'S SPECI-
FIC for DYSPEPSIA, HABETUAL
CONSTIPATION, SICK HEAD
ACHE and PILES is without a
rival i'm the annals OF medicine.
Sold by all Apothecaries, in Town and Country.
Price S1.00.
DR.THOS. G.. LORING, Prop.
Phillips and Perkins supply the trade.
mails sndW&Stf
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rain and snow, and northerly to westerly winds
fog and colder. cloudy weather, low but rising
barometer.
Cautonary signals continue on the Atlantic
coast from Cape Hatteras to Eastport.
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IFRom MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Philadelphia 17th sch Addie Jordan. Leavitt,
MatanZas.
CID nth brig Eudorus. Farr, Matanzas.
Ar at Philadelphia 18th. barque Sarah, from Turks
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ships H Richardson.
Norton Savannah; Imperial. Crosby. San Francisco
sid 10th. ship Bohemia, Delano, San Francisco.
ria, O. Ship b Lincoln is ordered to Antwerp.
Sid FIN CaIdenas 18th. sch P Gerrsh, Armstrong.
81 Sid I'm sagua 18TH sch David Talbot. Amesbury,
North OF Hatteras.
Sid I'm Caibarien 14th, barque H Loring, Loring,
New York.
Sid i'm Matanzas 18th, sch Within Long, Hayes,
North OF Hatteras.
Marine men have wondered why the old schooner
Maine, of Portland. commanded by Capt Brown, has
lasted SO long. She sunk some years ago and the
plankng below the water line seems to be petried.
She is over fifty years old.
Sch Chase, 81 tons. built at Harpswel in 1856.
has been sold TO parties in Boston for $685. Sch
Baker, 80 tons, built at Truro in 1851, has been sold
to l. Allen and others of Lubec.
Sch DAM Webster, of Salem, 60 TONS has been sold
to parties in Roekport, Me-
MEMORANDA.
Barque Sarah, from Turks Island, arrived at Della
ware Breakwater 18th in charge of the first mate,
Capt Nichols having been washed oveIb ard. The
captain was resident of Searsport, and usually had
his family with him when at sea-
Snip Garnet Oliver from Shields for San Francisco.
which was lowed into Ramsgate 18th inst, had lost
sails, anchors and chains, in heavy gale Expense
of towage e12O0.
Ship Transit, Percy, Tor Dxon) from Key West for
st John NB put into Bermuda 9th inst leaky.
Bareue Carrie Tyler, Tyler, at New York from
Leghorn. reports % miles WNW of Bermuda, passed
the wreck OF schr of about IT'S TONS dismased and
full OF water; last part OF name was lily of Port
land' Probably schr George s. Emily.]
Brig Jeremiah, from New York for Cardenas. put
pack 10th and reports having run into and sunk the
scbr A Saunders eight miles from Barnegat.
Brig Selma, Arnett at New York from MataDzas,
reports 14th inst, off Cape Hatteras, struck by
heavy sea which carried away wheel, started after
house, stove bulwarks &c. Capt Arnett was knock
ed down at the time and broke his jawbone fractured
his shoulder and was bruised otherwise
Brig Nellie Gay. Dussant, at st Pierre Jan Is,
to sail next day for St Thomas, and as she has not
been heard from snce fears entertained TOR her
safety.
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The lush to the Black Hills increases daily.
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REDER'S
GERMAN SNUFF,

For sale everywhere Price only So cents. SMITH
DOOLITTLE s. SMITH, 90 fremont St., Boston,
Agents for us. dec7MW&Ssn6m
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METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
March IS, Il A, M.)) -
For New England.
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For New England.
Evening star., 1876-10-09
Spanish Draft OF $1,000 Men.
The OFFICIAL VOTE IN MAINE.
THE TURKISH TROUBLES.
A Victory for the Haureuayrsn.


LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch from Ragusa
20 Reuters Telegram Company says: ION
Saturday night the Montenegrins, having
received q reinforcement OF $500 men, at
tackled Moukhtsr Pasna and compelled him
10 retreat to the frontier. IL is stated that
$50 Turk were killed, while the Montene-
grin loss In killed and wounded was but | Is.
The opposing forces are now confronting
each other on line extending eight miles"
TchePnayen Getting Ready for Next
Years Cam mpatga.
A dispatch from Deligrad To the DaRU
NeirS says General Tchernayef has demand
ed that all Servians between the ages of Is
and 90 years be called out in antici patton of
renewal OF hostilities In the spring.
A Reuter- dispatch from Paris saws: Gao
cordinR 10 positive Information received
here no power has up 10 the present formally
proposed q conference"
Anxiety About the P0rte's Answer.
Though there is generally q more hopeful
Iseiing. everything is At present In suspense
and the newspapers are nlled with nothing
but vague, contradictory surmises pending
the Porte's definitive answer TO the proposals
or the powers, which is anxiously awaited.
R0umamfa Dr1lllng.
BUCHAREST. Oct. 9.-rhe Prince OF Rou-
mania has ordered both the standing army
and the reserves TO assemble for maueu-
vers.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

a HORRIBLE DEATH-DdnOer OF The Clan
0e1S.-About month ago Alexander Scott a
farmer living rear Cherry Hill, indulge i'm
an exchange Of horses. Tue horse he secnred
was nne- looking animal, but at the time
was suffering from some disease of the head
Mr.. Scott believed IL to be s.distemper, - and
did not object TO running the risk About
Two weeks ago Mr.. Scotts hand began TO in
flame from . slight wound on the back OF AZ.
and became In few day a very ugly ulcer.
causing him great deal of pain. Last week
ne became sick OF fever, and DIR. Carter was
called In. He found the patient suffering
rom fever. but detected nothing different
from an ordinary case OF inter mittent fever
and pres cribed the usual remedies DR., Car,
ter having occasion TO leave home and the
leyer rot abatiDg. DR.. Ellis, of Elkton, was
asked TO attend Mr.. Scott. At DR.. T. g first
visit, lest Saturday, he prescribed for ter
mitteut fever. having first inquired about
the sore hand and being told that IL had
Dearly healed. The next day, however, he
found Mr.. Scott suffering with a raging fever
and covered with "button farcy." The dis
ease was unmistRkably "glapders ;" and had
been communicated from the glandered horse
through the break In the skin OF the hand
Mr.. Scott suffered the most fearful agony
and celir1um throughout the day and into
me nlght OF Sunday, when death ensued
cases OF persons suffering from "glanders"
are very rare. but occur often enough to re-
mind horsemen that the proper way to deal
is to have him killed at once. A horse NAV
have chronic "glanders" and live q LONG
time, keep fat and work without difficulty.
yet inoculate man and beast with the deadly
virus that is slowly sapping his existence.
tCecl lHd) Democrat.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

"A o. 8. GAUGER CoNvIcTED.-In the u
{. johnson, formerly U. 8. gauger At Peters
ouIg, charged with making false certificates
OF transactions At M. <. Myers distillery,
Vas concluded, and accused found guilty.
two or three other Indictments OF q similar
character, and to these be pleaded guilty.
ne was sentenced TO be imprisoned In the
to pay fine OF 1o00. In pronouncinR SEN
tepce on Johnson Judge Bond said that be
would make IL rs light as possible, mas
nuch Ps there was no proof OF corruption or
evil intention in the acts committed. Those
who have read anything about the Myers
case VIII remember that johnson certified
TO seeing high wines emptied and stamps
cancelled, when such was really not the
case. His neglect was In not seeing person
ally that these things were done and in GER
t1fying to things as being done which we're
never DONE Richmond pd.) DisDntch OH
Evening star., 1876-10-09
RAIrYnoprOct &C

BALTIMORE, Oct 9.-Cotton steady-mid-
ding, 10Ha10x. Flour steady and de-
mand moderate-Howard street and west
ern super, 375a4-50; do. extra, 4.!5a5.50; do.
family, 5Oa7 .25; city mills super, 3.5Oal so;
do. extra, 4.75a6. Is; do. Rio brands, 81 Sal 90;
do. fAmily, s.25. Wheat fairly active and
nrmNo. westsrn red, L30; No. do, L3
a1B; Pennsylvanie red, I30e1.3s; Maryland
red, good 70 prime, soaI:s5; do. amber, sTa
steady: western unsettled and closed nrm;
southern White, s4aS7; do: yellow: 6sa50;
,rsas. wsssen :. NH mixed &x. spot Sk last half Oo
steedy-southegn prime, loa42; Vestcrn
white, 40az3; DO. mixed, Slass. Rye ots0dy
and drm, 6oo06. Hay scarce and drm-Narv.
land and Pennsylvania nrm, l9.Oo. Provis
ions steady and nrm. Po9k, Is 20. Bulk
meao-ehouldeu, N; clear fib sides, exc
Sf. loose; sHa0x packed. Baoun-should-
en, ~; clear no sides, loKaloX. Hams,
16a17. LArd-redned, 11kal& Butter drm
And acuve-Weetern good to prime, 22a25;
do. dne, 20a26. Petroleum n0mfnal-crude,
IN; redned, g. Conee strong-Rio cargoes,
l6alS; 4obbing. 16kalsx. Whfsky nominatly
Liz. Rsceip6 II hour, 2,6eo; wheat, 5000;
corn, 1850; oats. Z, 800; rye, 600. Snip
menfs-cQn, 11S,o00.
NV Ycnx. ocs s..ssoen dull, irrsg-
E1ebeegs, lon9' zssk; short 4so. Govern
NEW YoRK, Oct. s.-Flour duh and droop-
tne. WhoAt dull and nominAlly lower.
Corn dull and declining.
LONDON, 0oe. 8, 12ao p m.-Onsols 9e Lis
for money and the account u. 8. ten
iortiS 1oex. Erfs, sx;s New York Gem
Evening star., 1876-10-09
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES
CONFEDERATION I'm Cleveland

CLEvELAND, Oct. ga fire broke out
this morning In the elevator OF Otis & York, !,
on River street. The building and content Is
were entirely destroyed. The building occu-
pied by the Michigan Central steamb boat
line, the raslroad hotel, and several frame
buildings occupied by saloons, were also
burned. The origin of the fire is unknown.
The loss OF Otis & York on the buildings is
about Sl5,6O0; insured for $4,000 The loss
on grain, &c, IL about SS5 900. The loss OF
the Michigan Central lire on buildings is
$1,000, and on contents SIS, 900; uninsured.
The loss on the other buildings and CONTENTS
Is about $4,000. The Cooperative Stove
Company also lose about s4 600 on stoves
stored In the elevator, on which there was
no insurance.
During the progress OF the fire on River
street, a fire broke ont in the Second Presby-
terlan church, on Superior street, between
Erie street and the public square. The
building was almost entirely destroyed The
loss is about sc, 600; insured. IL is supposed
that the church caught fire from sparks from
the elevator fire.
Fire I'm Pine Bluff, Ark.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. "a private tele.
gram from Pine Bluff, ARK, says a fire there
last night consumed three business blocks.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

A NOVEL DINNER-FfJfy-e eight Vcaieties of
FHh One OF the most novel dinners which
mas ever taken place In this country was
given under the auspices of the American
Fish Culturists' Association At the Lsfa-
yette restaurant, In the Centennial grounds
Friday evening last. The menu Included
some hfty-eight varieties of nsh from All
ford, OF Fulton Market, New York city un-
dertaktrg the immense work OF collecting
and preparing the flsh. Hon. X b. Rooee
welt presided, with Gov. Hartranft of PENN
sylvania. on his right, and Prof. Baird of
the Smithsonian Institution, on his left
Among the prominent guests were Hon.
John w. Forney, Judge Lynch, Louisiana:
Hon; Thomas Donaldson, Idaho; Hon. q. r.
Boteler, West Virginia; James 8. GrInnell,
sions TO the Centennial Exposition, and the
members OF the association. The dishes dis
played represented every cline. From our
own country there was the Key West TURTLE
Massachusetts lobster, craw Dish from Wis.
consin, oysters from Chesapeake Bay, scoi-
lops from Long Island. The dishes from
China, such a. shark fins and dried fsh
favor, though the Chinese Commissioner re-
msrked that the former made excellent stock
Tor soup. The turbot and eels from Eng
land were received with good relish, the
turbot, particularly. Among the cold
pieces were "tels q la Huxley" SO NAMED
from the fact that the great English Pro
lessor squiTmed while whipping Moses
over Millions shoulders. The pudding mads
from Japanes sc seaweed, by Japanese cook.
was another curious dish among the edi
6les, but not bad by any means. Altogether
the dinner went OF finely, and will do much
10 pOpuiariZe the association under who ae
auspices IL was planned.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

YOUNG BURGLARS SENT TO Prison
George Leitch, aged sixteen, OF No 400 west
3sth street, and Louis Drascheler, also aged
were charged with having broken into the
premises of Albert Shindler. No. 49l 10Th av-
enue, on Septem ber 9Th, and stealing there
rom xllI worth OF Jewelry and clothing. At
half past O'Clock on the morning of ff,e Tth
The prisoners were arrested coming out or a
hallway at 459 west 39th street and a ouan-
uty OF the stolen property was found upon
each. The pii isoners pleaded guilty and were
sentences to three years each In state prison,
NJ Y. Herald, 7th. soA
Evening star., 1876-10-09

NIw YORK, Oct. 9.-The struck juries for
trials OF the 81 900 900 suit against Tweed
and 81 100000 suit against Sweeney, attend
ed as per arrangement before vacation or
adjourned term OF the supreme court, to be
held by Judge Westbrook this morning. The
judge, however, stated that he has been as /.
signed TO Ulster circuit, commencing to.
morrow, and no other judge being available
the cases were adjourned TO Nov. Is.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

ANOTHER SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A BAL
LooNlsT.-At the Gallatin county IN fair
on the 6th instant sad accident occurred To
J. Z. Burham, balloon aeronaut, with r. w.
hennessy's balloon company. The balloon
made fire ascent, taking an easterly
course, crossed the Ohio river, and landed
about nifty yards on the other side. When
II commenced to descend over q dead tree
Mr. Durham dropped his hold OF the trapeze
BAR falling into the top of q tail tree, and
1fom thence to the ground, ipjuring himself
seriously. At last accounts he was lying In
o very critical condition.
Evening star., 1876-10-09
A Plxe0n Shooting Match

DAYTON, o., Oct. "a pigeon shooting
match will be held Wednesday and Thurs.
day OF this week. The purses amount TO
$1,000. Several OF the best shooters of the
country compete.
Evening star., 1876-10-09
THE QUEEN OF THE ANrILLAs.
40, 900 mere Spanish Troops 10 Crus b
the CubaH Rebellion

NEW YORK, Oct. "a special TO the Her
ala, from Madrid, says the draft is proceed.
ing; "a 600 soldiers for Cuba were dra wn yes
terday without disturbance, aud these men
will soon follow the 16 900 already on their
way. Gen. Martinez Campos goes out TO
Cuba as commander in chief OF the Spanish
army, which is to crush the insurrection.
and further Gen. Jovellar is TO continue
Captain General.
Gen. J0vellar will he Recalled Auy.
way.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-A Times dispatch from
Barcelona says Gen. Martinez Csmpas has
not yet accepted the Captain Generalship oi
Cuba, but Gen. Jovellar will be recalled any
way.
Evening star., 1876-10-09
THE MAING ELECTION.
The Odicfol Vote for GOveruoF,

BANGOR, ME-, Oct. 9-In view OF the con-
trary reports published concerning the
Maine gubernatorisl majority the official
that the majority for Gov. Connor (republi-
can) over Talbot (democratic) is Il. .OS7.
These figures show q gain OF more than
LOCO over last year, and over 5000 more
nine years,
Evening star., 1876-10-09
FORBIGN NEWS.
RHecfA GOsmln1 Hama

LONDON, Oct 9.-The steamship Germaine
which sailed from Liverpool October s for
New York, took $3.50 900 In specie.
Fire.
LONDON, Oct. "a new wharf with flour
and rice mills al Rotherhithe, was burned
Satui day; loss, $3.50 900.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

LEGAL CHANCES OF THE NoRTHFHLD
RoBBKkS--Tne ST. Paul (Minu.) PIoneer-
Press says: The general opinion OF the law
yers seems TO be that the three Missouri
murderers cannot be hung under the laws
OF Minnesota. In the first place, AZ they
plead guilty, the extent OF their punish
ment is merely imprisonment for life which
mes ms that they will break out OF the peni-
tentisry ~ soon as they feel like it, and that
will be just when they get well enough ac-
Quain ted with the surroundings 10 accom-
plish their purpose, and when vigilance has
been for q moment relaxed. In the second
Place as soon as the Excitement dies out these
sspguianly villain can stand thetr trial on
plea OF not guilty, and with the money
which there coufederatee will place at tneif
dispcsal they can carry their case up 70 the
Courts, and perhaps eventually escape, in
spite OF yerdicts OF Juries or sentences OF
death. The robbers seem 10 have ms fonl IN
this legal controversy
Evening star., 1876-10-09

AMONG THOSE who had interviews with
the President to day were Senators Spencer,
Patterson and Robertson, Admlrals Almy
and Radford, CommoTe Am m al, aud Deputy
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Rogers.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

A GREAT NUMBER OF CLERKS have
within the past few days been granted leave
to go home to vote, and the consequence Is
that the various department buildings have
q deserted air.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

A YI.s II AoUsro1. Tsxas. Saturday
otreof, Including some Of the haudanrn@f
business Structufes I'm the city. Tho Western
Union telegraph once was burned. Los
Evening star., 1876-10-09
RRtffslp GnId

NBw YORK, Oct. 9.-T9enty-five thou
sand pounds of British gold bars were re.
ceived at the United States assay ONCE
from London to day.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

"a heayy sxplosion occurred Saturday
pig0t As fh0 pgtyoleum ~ workS an NJ
Vanhiugtcn m111o, LAWf0nce. NM ~
nm injured; not 0ta1ly.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

THE RAcHs on SArURDAY.-The winners
Ia The Jerome Park, n. Y.s races on Satur-
min, Ambush second; Sultana, two miles
and Sn eighth, In 5ek after . splendid race,
with Athena second and virginius third;
Bombast, -fourths Of . mile, Loitersr
second. In 119K; Pteoolo, one mile and three
quarters, in S-l61, Shylock second; Outcast.
one mile, In LIS, Cyclone second. At Pough.
keepsie trott1ng Races Aulus won the first
the second, beat time Z3lK
Evening star., 1876-10-09

TIE FREDERICK COUNTY FAIR.-The
Frederick county (Md.l fair, when COM
mences on Tuesday, 10th, promises 10 be q
success. Applications for space In the va
nous departments have been very numer-
Gus, and the indications are that all will be
nlled. Much stock OF superior merit has
already been entered. The racing promises
TO be unusually fine. For the big purses on
Wednesday and Thursday seven aud eleven
horses bave been entered respectively, among
which are some noted troJters. RuDuinR
Iacee will alko be had daily.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

A FIENDIsH OUTRAoE.-The residents of
the northwestern section of the city were
greatly exercised yesterday over an afro
cious and most inhuman outrage by some
one who on Saturday night entered the sta-
bic In which was kept q valuable driving
horse belonging 20 Mr.. Louis w. Trail, No
ls3 MI. Royal avenue, and cut out the tongue
OF the poor beast from the roots. No salts
has been advanced, and the affair remains
mystery as yet even 10 the detectives Who
have made full investigation.-IBo Bottnore
Sun, Oh.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoEs.-Hami
ton Harris (rep }, Albany, ". Y, district; j
w. Killinger (rep), 1Ith PennsyIvants; G.
NJ. Beebe (den }, 1ith New York; George @
Cannon, delegate from Utah.
Evening star., 1876-10-09
100000
100000

$loa, 900 100000
CHOICE WINTER CLOTHING.
Comprising all the newest and most desirable styles
Of Goods. in Business Suits, Street Suits, Dress
Suits, Ofioe Suits, Working Suits, aud separate
Goats, Pants and Vests, for Men 3 wear, Of every
style and quality Of fabric, all entirely new and
handsomely ade and trimmed, have Just been
CONSIGNED TO Us
By the creditors Of one OF the mott extensive and
widely known wholesale Clothing manufActurtns
firms in the country, who, by reason OF the recen
great stringency 10 money matters and the failure
ofcertain outside enter prises have recently been
And in order to an immediate settlement OF the az
fairs Of the rm and that pro rata distribution OF
all its assets may be made among Its various cred
itors. We positSely instructed force the sale
Immediately Of every garment in the entire conszn-
nent at
25 PER CENT. LESS
THAN COST OF MANUFACrURE.
This vast stock Of Goods 10 now on exhibition in
our lar salesroom. aod the public are invited to
call and inspect it. This displ of READY-MADE
CLOTHING is by far the srandsst ever made in
this District, and Is we'll worth . visit from those
- 10 mt pIsfa ina w
hAeLE BROTHERS,
ExTINslyH CLorHIsRs AND TAuoRs.
s,1-9 Corner 1th and ssrssts.
HOUSEFURNISHING DRY GOODS.
HOOE, BR0. q CO,
1885 r STREET.
Hsw and choice designs In WILTON, VEL.
VET, rAPEsTRY, fHREI.PLY ana IHoRAIN
CARPBTING. LIHOLlUM, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS
MATS, &C., &c. sspsN
HANDMADE BRICK.
lsSss 90 sss usres.ns.sls h..d..d. E.ISn; ..:s,
For ssis ct the lowest market rates. ~ .'0A'
SAb. II. BICH ARDS,
iila ;.sS s;H G.s;s s:s;s az e:
"RoeERTs VEGETABLE 0oUGH sYRUP."
The only cure. svss discovered for wHOOP.
~ OVUeA. IL h0 seoo1 tbs tast oftveny year.
GaSu9. is' sSsi on % rsS8asss sss ooSSas @ 80. S0LtRs; t;
;s1:: 8: s.: g is;5 Is -; q =
FRAsHLl.o .offTiSSS5Sj... 3 iSSSj "
a, 10: lss1 ~ fSn,ns,ysy.NIA ~, Ayisu1.0
Evening star., 1876-10-09

THE PRESIDENT will leave tor New York
tomorrow morning, 10 be absent several
Evening star., 1876-10-09
American Horses ..scratcb


LONDON, Oct 9.-Americsn horses Preak.
ness Mate and Bay Final have been scratch.
ed for the Csarewitch stakes to morrow.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

~Ex-sultan Murad, Of Turkey, is dying.
n0The Twin Mountain house. n. b., has
been damaged 70 the extent OF 5000 by nre,
ga Missouri man has . bull frog fArm of
go acres.
~The centennial is teaching the Am~f-
can public 20 travel without trunks.
- Right Rev. DIR. A. r. p. veusble. I,oro
Bishop OF Nassau, New ProvidenOe, r. H..
died In Hartford, Conn, last evening.
The resignation Of Lsmuel q. rv,sr
secretary OF the American A lliance. % dass8
August 9th, Wa accepted Saturday.
HIhe Homestead Savings associat,ou of
stated. 'iss NOV
Xsir Percy Egerton Herbert, member OF
psnent p rom South Shropshire, and
mayor general In the British army, n dead-
"a committee has besn appointed By ths
oeotennial commission 70 rsv1se the awards
mAoe In thooo cases IN which dia1otfsAet1oo
nas oeen expressed by the exhibitoDL
"a l.rge nesting, irrsslsetiye Of Ierty.
80 he'd g Ooopss i.sasus,B ks1 York,
nominated Jog mayor.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

WHY TwIKD WAS DELIVERED UP.-A
dial dip lomatic relations now exfstine BE-
tween the United States and Spain have for
some days been the subject OF considerable
discussion In the newspapers OF this city.
nimfty shown 20 the United States by Spain
In the delivery OF VIM. II. Tweed, COM
plete estoppel 20 any further threats OF
Cuban fntervop tfon."
Evening star., 1876-10-09

The WILLOW FEVER In SAVANNAH
The interments at Savannah Saturday num-
bered twenty-five, OF which thirteen were
from yellow fever, nine being colored per
sors. There were eleven intermOnts yeGtsr.
day, eight OF which were from yellow fever.
Capt. Ball, Of the brig Mary G. Roosevelt,
died At Tyoec, and DR.. Thomas Smith, for.
merly OF Virginia, died at Savannah yestSr-
Evening star., 1876-10-09

THE DEMoCRArIc MAJORITY in Georgia
In pinety-two counties is 10000. Forty-hve
counties to hear from will make the majorf-
ty S0,000 st least. The Legislature viii stand:
Senate, 43 democrats, republican; house, All
democrats except republicans, includine
three colOred.
Evening star., 1876-10-09

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day
for redemption s546 s9s
Evening star., 1876-10-09

was looking 1t house the other dsy Said be
couldn't A00fd 70 pay % much rent. WWeIl,
look at the netehbofhood," replied the Wo-
man. "You can borrow nat-irons next door,
sugar on the corner, and there's . big pile of
wood belonging TO the school. house right
Evening star., 1876-10-09

CKNrENNIAL NOTEs.-The cadets of the
Virginia Military Institute on SATURDAY
In the grounds. The visitors were cordiaIiy
welcomed In brief remarks by U. 8. Senator
Withers, ex Governor Gilbert @. Walker
apd Hon. =. Johnson Barbour, Of Virginia;
Fhiladelphla- The paying admissions on
Saturday were 1856.