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War Notes
HOT WORK AROUND PIE,

HOT WORK AROUND PLEyNA.
Russian Official advices report that on
wednesday Plevna was bOmbarded setting
IRE to the houses. The Turks directed ali
their efforts to an attack on the Russian lefi
wing, which threatened their rear Five
furious attacks were made b. the Turks, and
on the sixth the Russians were forced 10
evacuate the Notifications captured by Gen.
Skobeloff the day before. Six thous and
wounded have been brought to The field ho )
pitfalls. The Rustchuk column is concen.
rated in fresh positions about half a DAYS
march behind The Kara LON. The new
bridge at Nikopilis is unfinished, O wing TO
tie scarcity of boats. Suleimau Pasha re
ports opening violent canbOua1e on the
Russian Qualifications in the Schipka Pass,
dIsmounting several Russian guns and ex
plOdlDg their ammunition wagons The
turkish defence OF the Grivica fort is de
scribed as very desperate. When the Rus
slans entered the Turks did not run, but re-
tired to their classmates and kept up the
struggle, standing al bay till all fell killed
or wounded The Turks poured reinforce
ments into the adjacent Qualifications and
maintained fire from which the Ru ,sians
suffered terribly. The London Sq,HLFyrf 3
correspondent says the Russians lost seven
thousand in killed ami wounded, ana the
RCumanians two thous and.
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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO SENATOR
MORToN.-A RlchmO1i, Indiana, dispatch
% the New York Herolf dated the 18Th saws:
''The Pre- sident and party arrived at half
past O'Clock this morniug, and went di-
city TO Governor 3 lrbank's residence
Governor burbank and Mrs. Morton accom-
panied the President into the sick room, and
LETT him TO meet Mr.. Morton privately He
TOOK the Senator's hand and kissed his fore
head, while tears dropped on the sick mans
race. The mpliments of the day were eN-
changed, and the President told Mr. Morton
mat wherever he had been the people were
deeply interested In his condition, aud he
hoped to sc him back at Washington again.
Mr., Morton replied that he expected to be in
the Senate in December and su 2port hayes
policy there. A few commonplace rem arks
made by each and the President withdrew.
Afterwards others Of the party who desired
were allowed to enter the sick room, aud say
few words to the sick man. General B. r
Butler arrived by the regular train from
Dayton, and called on Mr.. Morton, but only
inquired Of the Senator how he was feeling.
was admitted TO the room by the request OF
Mr.. Morton, who related q conundrum which
Mr.. Terrell propounded thirty-five years be.
fore, and insisted on talking about IL; but
Mr.. Terrell withdrew. As yet nd reaction
has been reported, and it is not anticipated
until TO morrow. 1t was the opinion OF Pres
ident Hay es, as well as his party, that Sc Ia
tor Morton is on his death.bed, but the re-
pOriers were unable TO obtain anything In
reference to his condition, after the inter
view, except that a member Of the party said
be saw by the Presidents flce he hal not
bis views ON the subject"
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BALTIMORE, Sept. b.-sirgiuis skies, deferred
"a do consolidated, 6sk; do. second series, Is bid
to Gay; suser .stiye s.a strong, l0A:
bALTihohE, Sept B.-Cottou quiet and drn-
mfodiing, Ia Rl,Gr 2ui 4, steady and unchanged
Wnssi, toathern steady, western Ora and higae;-
southern red, good 70 prime, l4oAl 50; DO. smbs Of
!t6al %; westsrn, stssner, l-s1 bid: do. No. ,
mx $500 tS0, pct - SsssemSs;f, r. 0esoess
firm, wssen steady and nr n-southern Whit, sz.7O
DO. yellow, e4seS; western utxsd, spot aud Sep
tsneer. sseess; Oce1ser. -; steamer, g; oeu
DO mixed, E.sl. Bye firm and higher. Sss1o. Hay
.neharged. lrcvt.ioDs quiet; Arm and uechaae,d
Butter hrm ace Unchanged. Petroleum duli-crude
~; rsaned, a: Coffee stesdy end uucssnesd
Co. corn. 40 o.t. sos r1e az wS:s.
Wheat, s. coo; corn, 20 500.
Z! stS one , ix;a Cold; @s: .acssnss, iSs, SssS;
new YoRk, SEPT. n.-HloIr steady. whsss, x
and y cent better: Oorp Q shade firmer
LION LoNpoS, Sspf; p izS p m.-H:ie, Ios. New
LorDon; sept Is, I'D n.Consols, IS 4, Tor
tosDos, SEPT: Is, SO ,. m The amount O,
baiance to day is 500 pounds. "0 vi
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THE BANKERS CoNvENTIoS, which has
been In session for several days in New
YORK, closed its proceedings yesterday. A
resolution was adopted recommending the
free but not enforced circulation of silver
money as a subsidiary currency, and To Al IL
would aid In restoring the value OF paper
money. During the discussion Mr.. Hayes,
OF Detroit, read the 10Th verse OF the 9th chap
ter OF III. Chronicles, which was received
with laughter. The verse in question reads
as follows: And all the drinking vessels of
King solomon were OF gold, and all tue ves-
sells OF The house of the forest OF Lebanon
were Of pure gold; none were OF situcT. IL was
Dot anything accounted of in the days of
Solomon"
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A CoLD.BLooDED MURDER basv
OF the man found upon the track OF the Car
eaGo, Rock Island and Pacific road, bet ween
LeaVenworh, Kansas, on the 9th and Platte
CITY, proved to be that OF a travelling man
named Tracy Titus, but the cause OF his
murder or by whom he was murdered are
stu mysteries. He was first shot from am
bush, and his body then placed upon the
Track, where IL was run over by two freight
trains. The detectives think they have a
clew 10 the murderer
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kilograms to The Star
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
RUSSIANS AGAIN DEFEATED,
OSMAN PASHA THE VICTOR.
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.
n N n M n 10 nEnuEEN
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
RUSSIANS AGAIN DEFEATED,
0SMAN PASHA THE VICTOR.
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.
HE WAR BETWEEN TURKEY AND
RlSslA.
The RecaPture OF Two Redoubts BY

LONDON. Sept. l5-The DdlU NelCs has
just issued special edition containing the
following:
BUCHAREST, Friday night. Sept IA LEFT
the battle field, fore Plevua, AZ noon yes
terfay. The two redoubts, taken by Gen.
Skobelef, on Tuesday evening. were held p
hours. On Wednesday the Turks made six
attacks, and finally, about SIX O'Clock In the
evening, drove him out. He lost three can
non, which be hal placed in the redoubt. He
asked for reinforcements several times, but
Gen. levitsky refused them, thinking Gen.
Ssebeletf had enough men TO hold the re-
doubt. Finally, Gen. krilaff, on his own
responsibility, sent the remnant of a regi-
ment which had attacked the lower redoubt
near Plevna, and whose effective strength
was reduced 10 1000 men, utterly unit To
90 into battle. Even this regiment arrived
a f. " minutes too late, and another regf nent
sent fro m hehdquarter- of the staff 10 rein
force him arrived, when Gen. Sko beler
already had retreated. The loss OF these re-
doubts is disastrous for the Russian attack,
as IL seems that the Russians in p psses
sion OF these two rodoubts and the
Griviea redoubt had counted upDa re
commencing the offensive Immediately.
This Is now impossible until the arrival
OF reinlorcements. When 1 left the battle
field al was quiet, except a light artillery
fire. The Russians are still in possession OF
the GTivica redoubt, which was under a CON
unual heavy fire from the Turks. This re-
doubt was visited by Col. WELLESLEY, VINO
says II is heaped full of dead Russians aud
Roumanians.
Another Russian Reverse.
LONDON, September ia dispatch from
Shumla 10 the DAILY Telegraph, dated FRI
day, says: "Osmau Pasha has attacked the
russians in great force at Duburk, on the
road from Plevna TO Sofia, where they had
fortified themselves in order TO prevent him
beaten an0 have lost several thousand men
besides nine guns"
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AN UNKNOWN MANS rERRrpLEDr.rt

AN UNKNOWN MANS TERRIBLE DEATH
Between and : O'Clock last evening an un-
known man, suppoSed TO be a German, was
run over on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad, al the Mount Car
mel road crossing. by a freight train, aad
instantly killed. His body and limbs we've
literally cut In pieces. The remains were
gathered together. and an inquest held by
Justice Dorsey, the jury rendering a verdict
OF accidental death. The stranger apparent
ly was As or so years old, was feet 10 inches
high, and OF about 10 pounds weight. He
had a light moustache and wore a stra " hat
He told q person just previous TO the casu-
atty that be lived on Bond street. BLt. Ca
zeife, 18Th
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CAPTURE OF SmUGGLEp Goons The
New lork detectives have captured i'm differ
eni cities property valued at over S2OO0o
brought into The port OF New York ia the
shape OF personal baggage, on which not a
cent OF duty had been paid. Inclu led ia the
articles were 20 silk chapesus and 40 arff-
Giles OF church vestmeni and chssubles, over
N0elaborately embroidered cambria articles
OF ladies under-clothing. aud $50 sets of imi-
tation diamond and JET jsweiry. The sm lg-
gler has not vet been arrested
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HUNG IN CRURcH.-In Early county
ga, recently, q negro man committed an
outrage upon a young white girl. Being ar
rested and arranged before the Judge Of the
county court he confessed the crime and WAS
remanded for sentence. On the night of the
same day some unknown persons broke the
jail, took the prisoner therefrom, carried
him half mile away and hung him To a
lolst OF the new colored church, where he
WIS found the next day.
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The last was the fourth international match
In which the American Rifle Team has AIKEN
part, but in the contest with the Irish team
at Creedmoor In 1874, and that at Dolly
mount In 1915, there were only six men In
each team, and square targets were used
instead OF rourd Oaes. The aggregate score
OF the American team in 1874 was 49, and In
the following year 967 while the aggregate
scores OF the Irish team in those two years
were 331 and 9c9 respectively.
IN Inc match for the ElchO shield a. Vim.
olecon, on the 18th OF last July, by the Irish,
Scottish and English teams, The ranges were
Iri,h team. out of a possible 800. scored
lJs; the English, l ,I6i, and the Scottish,
,439.
THE TROPHY.
Inc International rife troy by is Roman
triumphal standard, about * feet hig1,
wrought OF steel, inlaid with gold and silver,
and mounted with copper. The combina-
tlon OF metals is unique, and The Iropu, Is a
very striking piece of work. The stan. which
is CT steel, plain and smooth, has fillets of
pollsLed copper, and is surmounted by a
toliated aIital, above which is a paneIed
block, which bears the Latin equivalent o.
victory, "Pofnid." An eagle, with elevated
wings, OF copper, su mounts the block
scrcss tire face of viii IN hargs a silver Ian
rel wreath. The eagle claw grasps branches
OF laurel, and the Jta ae,, from which shoot
lightning shafts. From the paneled block is
SUsTt need TIE banner, delicate pieca of
work In steel orname lted with gold scroll
Work, ard bearing the legend In letters OF
silver: "ln the name OF the United S.a,es of
America TO the Rifiemen of the World" An
elaborate gold frieze Ia high relief extends
massive gilded fringe A copper chain' f.s
tened ut either end of the fasces which holds
the banner, holds nine copper plates, in
ciosed In laurel wreaths OF silver, having
me dates nom 1876 TO 1884, and place 10 en-
grave Tue name OF each years succ s,fui
team.
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IOLITICAL HAPPENINGS-COx. Sayler
and Randall are all pretty loud takers, but
0aiy one or them can be Speaker. ...Gen.
senate. His friends say his course in the
constitutional convention has opened q new
career for him. For the credit OF Georgia.
the career ought to be short, and so conclu,
sive that politics will never be burdened
with bim again.-N Y. Tribune. 1.-The
New York state workingmen's party Will
nominate q state ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-15

HARRISBURG, PA, Sept. l5-The Phila.
delphia and Erie mail train north due Al
Muncy, Pa, at 7:45, collided with a freight
train near that place this morning The
baggage and express cars, with their con
tents, were totally destroyed by fire. The
express messenger, Jared Steinman, aud
Engineer VIM. Attick were burned TO death
in the wrecS. Two cars OF wheat and sew
eral coal oil tanks were also burned.
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PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENTAL Cum.
oerland (Md:) dispatch OF the 1ath inst. says:
"Tnls morning, while q train was coming
Gown the tram road 1T the New Central COM
penys mines, Homecoming, q coupling part
60. Inc engine and several cars ran off
down grade. Engineer Mcaalpine, an old
ana eeteemed employe, jumped of, receiving
injuries about the head which viii probably
prove fatRl,"
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New York Bank Statements

NEW YORK, Sept 15.-The following Is
The weekly bank statement of New York
banks: Loans. decrease, Sl2j, 500; specie, de-
crease, $500; legal tenders, decrease,
culation, increase, 500; reserve, decrease,
SSOs, 6.5.
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AGIFT FROM PERsrA.-The Shah OF Per-
STA mas sent 70 the South Kensingtou Mu-
scum IN London dne array Of modern Per-
sian carpets and embroidery. Some Of the
carpets made in kurdistan are very beauti-
ground, and with well marked borders OF
brilliant colors. Most Of the embroidery IN
executed In chain stitch, after q pattern the
center OF which is q rosette surrounded by
geometrically arranged flowers.
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THE YELLOW FEvER IN NEW YORK
Five cases OF yellow fever were yesterday
reported by hehealth officers Of Quarantine.
Two were on board the steamship Niagara.
from Havana, Capt. Curtis. The other three
were on the whaling schooner Charles
Thompson, hailing from Princetown. The
amlcted persons in the latter case are the
touched by the Schooner was Fernandina
Fla. On her way north Capt. Leach, the
commander. was taken i'll with the dread
disease and soon after died. The patients
were all removed 10 the Quarantine hospital.
IN y. Herald, 14th.
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INDICTMENT OF PiNNEY AND SpAULD-
Francisco, yesterday reported in court the
finding Of four indictments against George
N. Pinney aud ex-Pay Inspector Rufus 9.
eminent certificates Of indebtedness ban
In the sum OF $1,000 was required on each
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MURDER IN BALTIMORE-A Prominent
Ward Politician RaIed-During a disc Ission
yesterday afternoon in Baltimore bet ween a
number OF ward politicians, q fight ensued :.
In which Andrew Waidner, an &C i've local
politician, of the 18th ward rec ii we'd a bi o,y
rom which he died almost instantly, hi !
neck having been broken. Thos. FrIese has
been arrested charged with infiictine the
fatal blow.
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The Great Rife Contest.


THE BRITISH BEATEN AGAIN BY 81 POINTS.
The two days shooting between the Amer
fcan and British teams al Greed moor resulted
In victory yesterday for the Americans,
the score standing Americans, 1884; Bylt-
lsh, S2i2-or go points in favor of the Am sri
cans. Following will be found the scores
made yes terday In the different ranges:
THE eo0-YARD RANGE.
The total scores OF the two teams at 800
yards are as follows
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An Important Case Postponed.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 15.-At Schenectady
yesterday Judge Landon, on petition of the
dill ectOrs and stockholders, and with consent
of the superintendent of the insurance de
parlmeni, adjourned all proceedings In the
Universal Life Insurance case for sixty
meantime,
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AN INDUSTRIOUS CoLoREp MAN.-Jack
Wilson Is Q colored resident OF Menwether
county, Ga. who hes bought and paid for
200 acres of land since the war He will
make this year sixty or seventy bales Of cot
ton, 800 or 2. 900 bushels Of corn; has ten or
twelve mules, all In fne condition, and
raises bis own meat
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A SENSIBLE RECOMMENDATION. The
verdict OF the Jury in the case of the victim
81 the IRE at Hale's piano factory In New
neglect TO provide adequate means for extin
gushing fire, and they recommend that
owners OF such buildings be compelled to
place water tanks at the top OF their build
ing, with pipe and hose attachments on "a Oh
floor. ~ ~ III
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Preparing TO Receive the President

tons are In progress 10 give President Hayes
magnifceAt reception upon his arrival ia
this city to- night He will be met at the depot
and escorted TO the residence OF his friend,
Or. John Davis, by a procession consisting
OF all The various military organizations OF
the city, a detail OF police, city officials. aud
large mum Der OF prominent citizens. Along
the line of march the houses Will be decorat
e. with flags and emblems and the windows
.lll 10 Ill a1f d
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AN OLD MAN PoIsoNFp.-The irvos,,o.-
ton OF the murder of John Reg an, q farmer
Of Lucap, Ontario, has Terminated. and Ms
hegsn and her step-son, John Hogan, have
with stIychnine,
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Pretty Well. L Thank Yous

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. l5-The report for
his week shows the health of this city to b.
ecedentedly good, there being not a death
of white adult from any cause. The inter
ments for the week were whites, all ch L.
dTen, and Il colored persons.
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Dredge the Channel.

Edi or S0T:-Ii the Labor Exchange wants
10 utilize the labor OF many OF the unem-
ployed in our midst, and at the same time
help The best interests OF the city, why not
dredee the channel OF the river. There Is a
nrst dr. dying mach ne IN good order
at the navy yard, ~ Lg idle. Secretary
Thompson will doubtless loan the machine
10 the "EXchsnge," and then with al engt-
neer. fireman and laborers, the channel
could be cleared In three months time.
&, NJ. p
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THE 500 YARD RANGE
The Individual scores of the mericau and
British teams al 800 yards are as follows:
~
THE 1000 YARD RANGE
Total

During The contest 5000 persons were
present, and the best of humor prevailed
The mem bt RS of each team received equal
commendatiOn. OF the British team Sir
Henfy ialford appeared To be the favor!te.
he made this remark: Well il we ara
beaten, we are not ashamed TO be beaten Nv
such magnificent set of men as compose
the American team"
LAST YEARS SCORE.
lie following Is The aggregate OF the first
Gays scores at each range OF the American
bnd contestlng teams AT CreedmOor last
Year:
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the Rev. j. o. Peck performed ths cersuoa .
OF marrlage In his house that united for life
MI Nj. Joseph =. Swords, OF the Natioaa, Repa5-
10; OF washington, and Miss Mary L.
Anen, OF this city. The ceremony was
Pflxately conducted, only two friends OF the
n,s1 contracting parties being present
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a County Treasurer fn Trouble.

CINCINNATI, Sept. -. - Lewis Myers
county treasurer, from whose Office at Wa
pa konetta, Ohio, some $50, 900 was claimed
10 have been taken on the night of Septem
Der tth, was arrested Monday, charged with
completely in the robbsry.
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Celebration in New Orleans

NEW YORK, Sept. ia New Orleans dis
patch says there was a grand procession In
New Orleans yesterday In celebration of the
emeute OF 1874, and the establishment OF the
Nichols regime. United States flags were
borne by every regiment.
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SECRETARY, SCHURZ will not make pub
lie the name of the new Commissioner of In
dian affairs until he returns from his trip to
Louisville.
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RECEIPTS of National Bank notes for the
week ending to-day, as compared with the
corresponding period of last year 1876,
a 44S.OOO; 1871, S4 90 600.
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The dog show at Boston last week was
visited by fifty thousand people.
~Five deaths from yellow fever are re-
ported at FeEnandipA ASQce TIE Last gepogt
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ga subscription has been opened In Paris
for q monument 10 IL. Theirs.
- The cultivation OF sweet potatoes has
teen tried with success ~ West Stratford,
Conn, this season.
aTCol p. ~. Snowden was yesterday
nominated by the democratic convention IA
the candidate of that party for sheriff of
Baltimore, and Simon J. Martchef for city
surveyor.
s%The people OF Stillvatef, New York.
DEFENDANTS OF the men who fought under
Gates in the revolution, have completed ar
engagements for The centennial Celebration Of
IN, me, nrst battle at Bemis Heights on The isth
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No CHANGE.-First AS istant Postmaster
General Tyner this morning received a dis
patch from Indiana saying there is no par
tici la char ge in ST nstor Morto-'s cond zion
fn.AQ
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CINCINNATI, Sept. ia dispatch from
Richmond, Ind, this noon, states that Sena-
tor Morton's condition is unchanged.
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GovERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, s316, 525 %; customs, 1881 ,6I4.5I
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for re-
demption 10 day amounted TO SI61 900.
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'NHE NEW DAVIS SWING NAOaINE
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERs.

For the convenience Of property -ovuery ana tav
psysrs, have established an OFFICE ct No. ar
- sIRExT, bstw cen the Columbia Building and
Special attention eiyen to the READJUsTMENr
OF IMPROVEMENT ASSESS EHTS and The
collection Of claims for dsmagss 70 real estate old
material reused and work done By lot-ownsrs under
IAPRovIMINT TAXES paid .. . large die.
count. ~
Information relative to the general, spec;al Ana
PERSONAL tax laws chesrfully and freely oven
aug5l I'm WILLIAM DICKSON.
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ATT BEACON PARK RACES yesterday,
Dick Swiveller won In the ia class In 22S,
2:23x, 2:23k. Schuyler won I'm the 2:zs class
in 2:2s, 2: 2sx, 2s2eA.
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HAVE OPENED

HAVE OPENED
100 ROLLS OF NEW CARPETS,
AND ARE OFFBRIN9 THEM AT VERY
SMALL ADVANCE ABOVE THE
COST PRICE.
New patterns Of Brussels ~ 81
Lowell two ply Ingram, ct IS cent?
arc wide carpets, Is. ~ Is cent?
CocAge H"Ge made, Is aud IS cents
ingram Carpets, new patterns 50 cents
Ing an Carpets only s. cents
Fuegus fly Ingram, only 20 cents
Beautiful patterns Ir grain heavy ssa csnts
All Wool IneT ain, 50 cents - H'
Handsome patterns all new } Ingram u can't.
rnIaieIpn1a two-ply Carpets. So cents
Venetian Carpets, all widths
OIL Cloths, all widths
Rugs Of all kinds
Carpets made and laid, (cbespJ
Give . call and we guarantee IN s.va VIZ, -,o,ov
nottingham Lace. A''-
@. n. TOwSON = CO..
seIeeou CSC PeNHsvtraRta ave., south side.)
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TREASURY REMOVALS - Thirty clerks
were removed from the temporary roll of
the Treasury to-day. The roll has been over
loaded, and this reduction was absolutely
necessary in order To keep within the apprO-
priation. No new appointments Will be
made.
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ADMIRAL PORTER, who left here yester-
day for Newport, will be Joined there by the
board of inspectors. They will make an in
spection of the torpedo stations and will wit
ness the trial OF the torpedo boat Alarm.