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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

northern Indian, but am wise man In that
country. want my people 10 be raised right
and TO be quiet, and we want 10 know which
best way 10 live. You get rich, and that is
what want TO do, and / want 10 do IL the
This finished the talk on the part OF the
Ogalallas. Spotted Tail said he wanted 10
speak to- morrow.
PATHETIC SPEECH OF BLACK COAL.
Black Coal, the chief OF the Arrapahoes
spoke as follows, Friday acting as interpre-
ter: Great Father, this il the first time have
come to see yoa and want you TO give ms
chance and take pity upon E.e. i see every
lining, the way you live, and that II good Nv
ing, and / want 10 live that way. Task for
a school house; want my children TO learn
To read. Listen TO me this day and take pity
on me. The Great Spirit put Us on the earth
L see the ground that belongs TO me, lust a.
The people about here. am good towards
the white man. / was foolish at first but I
know more now. You have sent word 20 me
before aud have listened 10 10. Last winter
/ went south and saw ATrapahoes who could
raise everything, but IL was sickly there
My people told me TO ask the Great Father
for land where they could prosper. Great
Father, 1 have good ears / told them about
the north, but we don't want 10 go either north
or SOUTH Before l came away my tribe held
three councils. We are a small ribe, and N
you will give us a little piece OF good land
we Will be happy. Ny tribe is small-I7O
lodges. the Snakes are small and We are
small, and / would like to join the Snakes
We want light wagons ami what the whites
use In farming. When Gen. Crook asked Us
10 be soldiers | waited few days. I con-
suited with Sharp Nose and we said Yes
sharp Nose was leader then and did good
work, ana you ought TO listen 10 him. When
l get back home will tell the people OF my
talk with the Great Father.
Mr.. WELSH SAID
that the liquor question brought up by one OF
the chiefs was an important one. one gentle
man who is present, he said, had his son
killed by an Indian - whom the whites had
given whisky, and this gentleman hal de-
voted his life 10 prevent the Indians from
getting liquor.
THE CONFERENCE ADJOURNED.
The President then said: 81 have a great
deal OF business TO attend TO aud q great
many people to talk 10, aud therefore the
consultation VIII be adjourned till to-mor-
row morning at ten O'Clock, when will be
glad TO see You all again.
THE WARRIORS INTRODUCED TO MRS.
HAYES.
assisted by an Interpreter, then introduced
the chiefs TO Mrs. Hayes, Attorney General
Devens, the Secretary OF War, the Secretary
OF the Interior, aud the Secretary OF State.
All OF them seemed quite pleased with Mrs.
Hayes, who received them graciously, and
ley bowed with the politeneSs of dancing
masters when shaking hands. After the In
PRODUCTION, the chiefs filed out, and taking
the omnibuses ia waiting proceeded down
the avenue TO the Washington House.
A detail of five policemen, under Sergeant
Buel, was on duty during the council 10 pre-
serve order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
The Patent Office Fire

BIDS FOR THE TEMPORARY ROOF.
Bids were opened at noon to day for the
placing OF temporary roof over the Pat mt
Office. Annexed is schedule of the bids:
c. Taylor Holtzclaw, S2,7S5 j. A. Plumey,
$500; Il. Downing, $3.50; Litchfield &
Brandler, 1929; 8. II. & j. F. Adams, s3, 495;
James w. Barker, 50 ,si2; Joseph Williams,
Charles b. Church, IS 4S0; Pump,Irey d
Brest, white pine, 80, ls2; yellow do, So 81;
Augustus Davis, g $50; Charles T. Smith,
Nayior, &, IG; w. II. Hoffman & Co, $500
The following bids OF an informal nature
Were made: T.. G. Martin %, 900 without felt;
with felt, s4,2G5. The bid OF Cornelius Bur-
lew was thrown out. Charles T. Davis, bid
informally at 50 $50.
This after hoOn Secretary Schurz, Assist
ant Secretary Bell, and Mr.: s. 7. G. Morsell,
superintendent OF the building, will decide
TO whom the contract will be awarded.
THE LOSS BY THE FIRE TO INVENTIVE
GENIUS.
a prominent attorney has furnished the
Inferior department with the following views
respecting the loss To inventive genius by
re lson of the recent Post Office fire:
The destruction of the Potent Office models
Will affect The public in three ways:
1. BY preventing the reissue of patents
based upon devices exhibited in the models,
but not shown or described in the specifi "a
tons and drawings.
2. The public will be deprived Of the bene-
fiji of the devices exhibited In the patented
mOdels-but hot shown or described in the
patent TO which they relate-as defenses
against outstanding patents.
3. Many devices shown in the models but
not shown or described in the patents them
selves, will probably be re patented by others
than the inventor, thus depriving the public
that much longer OF the use OF al invention
shown in patent previously granted.
While the loss of the models is q serious
one, IL is much mitigated by the fact that
large portion of the models destroyed were
nd l,.y |, "a,
JOrity of the devices are fully exhibited in
the Specifications and drawings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
The Markets


BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.-snsinia skies, old, 80,
90 deierrec, 81; Do. consolidated, 81 40. second
seTies - rtu Carolina siKes, oid, 40, bad 20 Gay
sugar dun aud easier, lUS.
B.LIlsosE, Sept. Z.-Ootton quiet aud firm
mldclii,g, IL t4slla. Flour duh ald UNCHANGED
heat sou hrrn quiet and essier, western 500, aul
ami lower; futures hgber-sJuthern re,, good 20
prime, i S3sl as do. amber, lS5al %; western,
stS -ner, Bomiuaily 30; 40. winter red, SPIT
-; Cesober, a. tOyember, 80 bid. Corn. south
ern quiet and steady; western quiet and steadv-
sousnern white, o9asO; 40. yellow, 6ls52; western
miIesi spot AL September, 81 d, October, t7ssa
3ass. bOyefnbsr. 80, steamer, IS. Oass scArce md
hrm-sogthern, s2AE; western white, sss5: DO.
mixed, 55a33. Rye quiet and steady-Ga70 Hay
hrn. demand good-Ia ylaud aud Psnnsyfvauis
prime, y GOALS %. Provisions urn aud active Pork
IA 81. Brlk meats, lO0se-shoul6ers. ~, clear rlb
SIDES, .s5s; packed, 7kasz: B.c9n-shoulier-, So:
clear rip sldes, 9,.asA. Hams, l2ssiSss. Lard
reh ned le'<, Butter UNCHANGED; Petroleum firm-
crude, sls's; refined, l5a4alt. Coffee unchsugea.
Na,tky frIn, demand good, lis. Reoeipts-f our,
54cO; wheat. SsUO; corn. lsQUO: oats, 2s0. Sbi y
mtnts-N heat. 10 SO: corn, 42,009.
hkw YORK, Sept. SHOCKS weak. Mo3ey, 3lsa
4 Geld, lose Exchange, long, ass. short, ssss.
Governments weaker.
NEw YORK, sept. z.-Flour quiet wheat shade
hrmer. Corn bim
LONDON, sept. Il, n 30 p. M On-ols. Is ls Tor
money and the scoonnt y. BonAs, lss7's, lGx:
new Sc, lOf'S. Erie, H.. nlinO . Central. 10 Nes
Jersey Gen rel, Es. Beading railroad shares, l6k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
Austria-s Neutrality
VIENNA, sept. y -lntne aust

NItNNAf SEPT. = LII TIC AuNIIlan helcnS-
attn to-day, In replying 20 interp Hat lons,
Prince Adolf Auersperg, president OF the
council, declared that the gOgernmeIt nsin-
lalned It's policy OF perfect neutrality. Re-
garding the contingency OF ServIa's psr;ic-
ipation in the war, he SAID the government
could no, declare It's policy in anticipation
OF the event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
III R0PEAN WAR NEWS
a 1nrkE@h ENaInfs

LONDON, SSpL "A huss Ian Orlcial dis
hy 81 instant about la,1UO Turkish infantry
rom Sofa. supported by artillery. force a
beir way through our cavalry posted 10 IN
icrcept Them al entered Plevna. Further
details are wanting. All is quiet around
Eulscnuk and La The RaIEars -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

lSpcctu correspondence OF The Sidr.l
ODENToN, A. A. COUNTY. Sept. Is. Is77-
Yesterday Joshua Saffold, farmer, residing
about two miles from this place, died at his
residence from injuries inflicted by Andrew
hammond, with whom he had q difnculty on
Friday night last IL appears that Mr.. saf-
iold, who was about sixty years of age, at
tended the protracted meeting al Bethel M.
y. Church South, about one mile west OF here
Friday evening, and on his return stopped at
the store Of George w. Murray, where HAM
mond was, who had been Drinking and an
was usual with him when under the infiu.
ence OF liquor, he was very Quarrelsome, and
In little time he had raised a dispute with
Safold about some trivial matter, aud they
both went outside, where Hammond attacked
Seffold, knocking him down and beating
him, and then walked of, and has not been
seen about here since Mr. Saffold was con-
veyed TO his home, where ne fingered until
Tuesday, when he died. An inquest was held
to-day Mr.. Richard Redmiles foreman OF the
jury and DIR. G. Tydings made an autopsy
OF the body, finding that two OF the ribs OF
deceased were broken, and that there were
internal injuries su01cieDt 70 cause death. n
verdict Wa rendered that death YVES caused
by injuries received n the hands OF Ham,
mond. Mr.. Saffold was Q respected citizen OF
this county, and was q very quiet, fnofYon-
siye person. Hammond In q laboring man.
who was born and raised In the neighborh0od
OF Pumpbrey's mill, about two miles north
east of this place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

hulus HaIcn senl A COMM lnlcatlOn % The
president Of the Stock Exchange yesterday,
stating that he was unable 10 settle the dif-
ference against him on account OF the stock
bought In for his account under the rule on
Tuesday within the "a hours which the rules
OF the exchange allow. He hoped, however,
10 be able TO settle the account soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

AN IMPORTANT POINT has been decided
by . referee In . bankruptcy proceedIng-
namely, that promissory note Is not q valid
GIT % against cseditors.-tM 7. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
Religious Trouble Among the Chtp-

NEW YORK, Sep. ia st. Paul (Minn.D
dispatch says two computes OF infantry LETT
yesterday Tor The Chippewa indian agency
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

To THE SOLDIER BoYs-The executive
committee of the State Agricultural Society
OF South Carolina has offered q PREMIUM Of
900 to the best drilled Infantry company in
the United States, to be contested for during
the state agricultural fair ct Columbia on
the 18th Of November next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

OF the Pennsylvania coal company to con
slider the proposition of resumption upon the
company's terms was numerOusly attended
yesterday at PittstOu, Pennsylvania and the
result was q postponeme nt Of resumption In
definitely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

GEN. GRANT, replying 60 various ad
dresses which he received at Shefiield, Eng
land, yesterday, referred to the American
tariff, and reminded his hearers that the
United States had 70 raise money to pay off
the g eat debt incurred by the war. The rev.
enue from imports was regarded solely as
the means Of attaining that end. 1.-THE United
States were to abolish the revenue from i'm
potts, foreign bOndhOlders would very soon
cry out when their interest was not forth.
coming. He added: 1--WE get along we'll
enough with the payment OF our debt, and
Will compete with you In your manufac-
lures in the markets OF the world. The more
OF your merchants and mechanics that 90 to
America the better. Nothing pleases as
more than the immigration of the industry
and intelligence of this community. We
have room for all, and will try to treat you
as you have treated me to-day" The Gene
raj was loudly cheered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
The Ohio Campaign

secretary Sherm man was written an urgent
letter 10 Chairman Robinson, Of the repub-
lcan state committee OF Ohio, that great eff
forts be made to carry the state, on the ground
that resumption il soon possible, aud the
prosperity OF the country As assured. Also,
that the reception OF the President IN Massa-
chusetts and the southern states shows his
southern policy has opened up peace and So
emily IN The south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
WASHING roN sPECfALS..
10000 Texans Ap0ilfng for n Fight

NEW YORK, Sept. "a Washington sps-
terview yesterday with Assistant Secretary
Seward relative TO the extradition treaty
with Mexico. They say ten Thousand Tex
ans are ready 10 second any action that the
federal government Initiates IN defence Of
the Texas border
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION OF Wis
CoNsIN met yesterday at Fond du Lac aud
adopted energetic resolutions. The conven-
ton was presided over by Jas G. jenkins, of
Milwaukee. The nominations were A NAL
lcry, for governor; X. +. Davis, for lieutenan:
governor; James b. Hayes, for secretary or
state John Ripgle, for treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
NEW IORk n OTES.
Busiue~s Eaftupa.
kufus Hatch Singed.

NEW YORK, Sept. Z.-Bonnett, Schenck a.
Earle, cigar manufactures, have failed. Lii
Of ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27

TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC r. r. Co.-Ths
annual meeting Of stockholders OF the North
ern Pacific railroad company was held "
teruey ~ New YORK. The gross earnings for
penses eosS,fzAs0, an increase OF nearly s
per cent over last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rs sPLCIAL SoTIUE.-An having good, de-
zion, on which nSns been sdV.noed ID therein,
ses :, ,S are n;rsby n9ssd % ReHsw or Re
aSss saHe 81 .od a.
suction on MONDAY, october list, 1877, OF our Of
Sc .sp s3l ). I'p k sno s. aoLDsrEIN co.
S for New Jersey, Maryland peIsware and
wright pul d1 T. sii and streets to the basement
Of Second Nsto1sl Bank, on 7ih, between and r,
sspss . post once g. oox Pension Agent.
PRovIDENOE HOsP!TAL-GTsduate. IN
NT Medicine Wishing to avail themselves Of the
ssbHs tcsn 81 t6s
SEPTEMBER SS h, AID attend at the Hoo pita on MON
aBAFfcN f r. K. P Prs.dep.
A =. A. KING, NJ. D, Secretary. sep76-st
sEGq mp, W M SGTG TO- COOPER
sight ast% ir.'an' il Davis d Pfh all, No Dis 1rh
s' AHD Objects JOHN f (, Tmoa IFS S'sf''o'
% h0ckSkiP KEN FUN rGGKY BLUE LICK,
BEDFOBD. BET HEsDA,
And other natural MINERAL WATERS for sale at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
ser25-tr 1920 Penn. avenue.
rF A @ A D.
NY
70 all who are suf ring from the errors and Ia
d1scIetiOEs # youth, nervous weak ness, early de
cay, loss Of manhood, &c, will send rece pt that
VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
edy was discuyerei by a missionary in south Amer
lea: send self addressed envelope 10 the Rev. JO
sEPH T. iNMAN, Station u, Bible House, New
YORK city. sep25- eoiy
~ A CARD-W. NJ. GAIT e. 90. desire to
Wy tender the ir thanks to the fire and d lice de-
parments for Ii cir efficient services the fire
al Their place of business last evening. wing 10
the efficiency of the IRE d. partment our business
Interfered Il
are ready to transact business as usuai.
stp22 W. VI GAIT 4 co.
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s0rhe English Catholic bishops an sAous
70 Tsyise the Douay version Of ~ bi6is.
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sepls-t.tb,s,tr 3l2 TIN st., near Pa avenue.
plano, ORGAN VIOLIN, HARMONY. &c.
KING instructors. Terms, 81 TO Ga S959
School OF Music, 5OS 0th Ut n. ". sull-ly UNIV
ct. ROSES HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
- DRESS n AkIH0. Ladies' Trousseaus and Chill
orenb euite TOR eele very cheap. 3O93 @ street.
between 18th and Inst stfeets. sepH- In
u CLOVIS end ORuANHNrAL 11ATHEns
sSe6 O1o ~. oyyosts Iaieet Omes
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A T SILVERBURG'S
3I2 SEVENTH STREET.

line Crystal Goblet, sc. Der SET
Heavy Hotel Gcblets, 7sc per get
The eIy lish Fifth Avenue Goblets, 75c. per set
eOid Tumblers, Csc. per set.
Bre akfast Sets, Oak pattern, EOc: Der set
Glass Pitchers, Fruit etar as, &C soc
Hsndsome Plated Cestors,5 bottles, al.
New Pattern, double plated, a.,
Plated Pickle Stands. 81.
Double Plate Table, Desert, and Tea Spoons and
Forks at 81 per set.
Solid S.eel silver- plated Knives, s3per set.
set.
Call Bells, q Breakfast Bells, soc.
Carver and Fork, tOc and q per pair.
Knife Boxes, sc &c., and 81.
Table Matt ct SOC. and 81 Q set. Fine Japaned
Trays, SOC Extra large do, Ell
Large assortment Of BoQuet Holders and Vases at
&c, TO-. and q each.
Fine Photographs Of Centennial Statuary, framed
af 7sc. Zach. q decided bargain
illustrated Notices, very handsome, at 500. eaoh
Just received at
SILVERBER0sS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have on wharf about $50 900 feet of Prime
Heart ~ Georgia BOARDS. W hich we will sell for
Thirty DAYS, at e2O per 800 feet.
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COLDS HEATING APPARATUS.
We are the Manufacturers Of
COLDS WARM-AIR FURNACES,
Equal To Steam, and Internationally
The Best In Use.
9-Csl and see the thing itself and take a de-
U-CHANDELIERs and GAs-GIXTUREs I'D
stairs.
SMITH, BIHGE e. CO.,
decSl-tr 1OI4 PeRnsy!rantd drenae.
INV Z I NJ Z rs.
We have on hand for sale
Cnh.d States Thirty-ysar four per cent. Bonds.
II terest pa abe quarterly.
Three sixty fye Bonds, free from all taxation
and guaranteed by the United States.
District OF Columbia Bonds Of various issues bear
SIX Per cent gold and seven per cent. currency
In, crest and all ratified by Congress.
eecurities OF all kinds bought and sold on commits
LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers,
sep2l lot Tenth and Penss'0 a venWs.
HAVING PURCHASED THE DRUG
- eTORE long Ard y ell knOWn as" H.llers-<
Pharmacy" corner z 81 and n streets. l take j.
pleasure in requesting my friends and the pub
hc generally to give me q share of their patronage
have fntrs duced la sc and supply Of the best
Drugs aDd Che meals; also, varied ass ,rtment OF
End choice Perfumery, and am fully pre- pared to ali
sepl4-3w RICHARD A. NEAIE