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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

Gen. Tom Ewing arrived TINS morning IN
der he wing OF Gen. Charley WOOley. OF
Cincinnati. The0to CUU<, the Cinci matt
banker i at Wizards.
FX-SeCTeTsry IslIIO does not intend to
prosecute JUICE Weight TOR yesterd ty's rs
SaUlt. IL is alleged ON his behalf t1at the obi
judge came upon him unawares, and he had
no opportunity TO defend himself.
The republicans of the House held "A caucus
last d ght aid agreed 20 give Gcl. Garfield
Of ohio, the complimentary vote OF the party
for SUeakership.
AnseI T. Waiiing, of ohio, the author of
the saying, when fraud is law fiilibuSjering
Is Patriotism Is here wOI king like beaver
for Randall.
Dan. L. Flanagan, assistant journal clerk
Ofthe House, ana editor of the Ufbana (OliO)
DemocrG', Is at WIZARDS. Allen O'Myers,
tine wild, untamed, ONO ''PicKaway," came
this morning To help Sayler aloug. Tom
sherlock, the steamboat king of the west, ar
rive I'd to-day in SayleT's interest
kX-DisjrIct Commissioner ketChum is
amOLg the arIiv ais of to day.
There Il a rumOr that the changes in the
cons ular End diploma tic seTVic. were agreed
upon Yesterday al the Cabinet meeting, gu
if so the slate has not yet leaked out.
y prom nenJ democrat says he likes the
Hayes policy, because il IS transferring
eighty thousand office holders into good
demCC EaIs. In explanation OF this q sertion
he says: They can hold office bette. by p:O-
claiming themselves democrats tnau by
helping Jneir own party. We are goiGs 10
rC-elect John q Thompson on account of the
work he dId ia Ohio. If he was republican
lie would be turned out OF Office for mixinE
in politics. An office holder likes to work
for his paii and 10 pay money to help IT
out Hayes prohibits this; We viii have con
tfOl soon, aud the Office holders who wont
work with us. and give month or two OF
his salary each year TO tie party fund, Will
be immediately bounced -
ii Gen. HARLAN is nominated to the Su-
pT-me bench vacary a strong effort will De
made To defeat ms continuation, because he
does not come FROM section far enOu "a
tOuth.
The New York del3gatiOn-Seven of them
called on Randall To day 10 MAKE terms
about their votes on the second ballot
Adams Is holding the ground for clerk.
To days hurry burly shows Gen. To n
Ewing 10 be about the best political IN ina
ger on the ground.
Every candidate fer ID 1nrkeeper has pr Dm
ised more places than there are doors IN tae
House u open.
Randall VIII urqut stionably be elect I'd
but hardly on the fiji allOL.
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Failure of a f;erm,u Rank

IoNDoN, Oct. lS.-The Times Berlin dis
patch says:-"The failure OF the Ri:tersch att
llche Bank, of Stetlin, has caused general
depression. IL is stated that the managing
dlIec;or has committed suicide. The embar2
ras sneDts OF The bank date from ten years
back, when two managing directors first
d. gan 20 discount doubtful bills, keeping the
c0uncll OF directors entirely in the dark
Tie bank, which has "A capital of g.oJ1 Oyb
marks and deposits Of $4,000 600 IN arks has
scountet bills ID the amount of ~ 1000 c ID
marks, half OF which would REQUIRE TO be
prolonged on falling due. Toe principal
Creditors are the BERLIN and Stetlin railway
comp any, for 2 J00,00 marks, Pomerauia a
es ate 6, the Pomeranian sugar ref merry. the
Sthv edit fire insurance company, the Gera
and The Baltic LloydsJ
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BEN DE BARS SPIRIT has appeared ia
-. Louis. A. NJ Herring. "A splriJuslist,
and an Old friend Of the com stial, declares
that the ghost pulled his coat in the street.
Mrs. De Bar IS SAID 10 nave received a
.'slaie" message fIon her departe hus ba nd
concerning the adm ini stratiol % some oGSi-
ness AFFAIRS. and 10 have recognized hts
vriIiug; and al scancs hts spirit appeared,
aud, win the laugh peculiar 10 her old man .
aid that The li'e beyond was perfsc ly de-
lighfful. and IL has baen una5ls 10 find any
signs of HELM y. World.
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Cars Heada uarters

LONDON; Oct. IA dispatch 10 Reuters
Telegram Company from Slstova SAYS
active preparations are making for the
reception of the Gar. in view OF the iuten iei
transfer OF headquarters from Gornystud en-
TO This p1ace
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0Russia undertakes 10 pay Servia one
million roubles monthly from the time that
the servian army Ia sent TO the frontier.
~Michael kiefier. Of Coernarvon Lam
caster county, Pa, fell from an apple tree
last Tuesday and died from fracture OF HE
skull.
e0u doesn't seem a. II the German voxe
OF Cincinnati he'd been secured nv ~. -
p0antnent OF German 20 the Cabinef-
that's . fAct- There must be q ocreV To-.
~ NE arrangement somewhero.-[M y.
obe Richmond IVA, Rnusr.x 49,.
egatn changed hands, r. ". Bayicr. az ~.
Ota, oooocolng purchases. Il a un1Sr.fora
ss wln p redicAl change IN u tooe 81
- stnel, snd that Dewitt q. Ray, = fcr-
eoSsses o. "spepsf' WIN havs SaiSaEi9a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

DENIAL OF A MURDv -apk- ~.
dIsPateh' on the -.ucnority ofdepaty c IllectoT
nayes', or Columbia, Tenn, TO the effect thai
Ihomas /. Williams, his guide on the recent
IdIo against Illicit distiilers OF Lawreace
county, Tenn, had been taken from his
house and murdered by disguised men on The
2i'h OF September, is denied by the L awrence-
onrg fTtr fre>S, which says the Thomas
ago, and no attempt has been made 10 XIII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

THE IMPRIsoNED CLERsYNAN.-Alrred
Thompson. now Ia The IOmUs on a ca arge OF
rObbing Mrs Gotham. with whom ne was
Intimate, OF ner JewelTy, was not arcDrltng
10 the Detroit Tribune. Free Method isl
minister. He last spring IOiued Free
Methodist church At WInnebagD. VI ich.. a al
uloa nls rcpreseu tstiOI tadt ue lal bren a
minister L.. England he was occasionally
permitted ID preach, ami darIag the absence
~ the pastor 81 EigIn church he fllet IN AZ
pulpit Tor three or four SaDbRths. bul was
never regularly settled over any church
" Y. BUy5g. liza
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

IN THE EPISCOPAL GENERAL CONVEX
TON In session at Boston yesterday, toe
subject OF prohibiting the conservation O-
churches ia which pews or permanent sit
ungs are sold v as discussed. IL was urged
mat churches should be free to ali, aud that
no distinction should exist on account OF 500
cial position. The subject OF shortening the
morning service was next diseased. The
house OF Bishops concurred in The permits
sion for new diocese in West Virginia
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A Turkish Siean,er Sunk

81. LETTERS a re, Oct. Eau official dis
patch says: "Ol the 9TH instant there was a
naVal engagement IN the Sulina mouth OF
The q cube, during which a Turkish three
lnastei steamer Crossed line OF UO-pa,l0sS
'ald during the nights OF the Slh aud 4tL
instant An explosion ensuej, ana tue
steamer sank. A Russian cutter hauled
dowD her Tag; IL Is supposed that All on she
steamer DrTi.lSd.v
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lELLoW FEYER.-rhere were two death ,
from yellow fever AZ FeTnaudins. Fla yss-
terday, and I've new cases. Col. Liberty
BllilIgs i one o. the dead. Drs Herndon. OF
savannah Simmons, OF Charleston, aud
an Tuye, OF Jacksonville. are among the
SICK at Iernadina- Al Port Royal. \. a., the
yellow fever is on The decrease. Twenty one
cases are under treatment ALI convalescfnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

Indie TED FOR CONSPIRACY.--T The pafer-
Soii, y. j., grand Jury has indicted James r.
Preston, the treasurer, aud David Henry aud
r. IA kOSe, Two of the directors of The late
Merchants Loan and Trust Company which
suspended on toe III OF July last, for con-
splracy 10 defraEd tue dvpOS tors and IN re-
moving assets after the failure of the bank
Tor The benefit OF themselves aud other favor
tie directors and depOSitorS
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The Coal Miners Going 10 Work.

sCRANr0S, PA, Oct. 13.-The iron com
panys Pine Brook shaft to-day commenced
the third days work since the resumption
with an increased number of miners. A
better feeling is rapidly prevailing, and
early next week other collieries will start
The rumOrs of impending trouble last night
had no foundation. The large population of
tois city and region was as quiet as that OF
any country village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

FEVER And AGUE NATURALIZATION .
an unlrt cecentec amount II fever and az ne
In Fairfield and Litchfeld counties. Conn
and IN New Haven, where, IL Is said there
is hardly family exempt. The disease was
scarcely known IN the region a few years
ago, and u Is thought 20 arise from some
change in the system rather Ihan As ususIIv
considered, from mlasma
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ESCAPED By WAY OF A LIGHTNING
ooNDCCroR--A policeman was trying to
arrest a man at Hanley On Sunday who hal
been charged with felony. Toe man darted
into the old church, which was open for ser
vice, and made his way up TO the top Of the
tower, with the policeman al his heels He
jumped over the parapeT, and sliding down
The lightning conductor At the risk OF his
life, escaped. He has not yet been captured
rat MN Gu-etfe Ss,bf 24th
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SISTERS OF MERCr.-The yellow fever
scourge at Fernandlna has its incidents.
Two sisters OF Mercy have died OF the dis
ease, but two more nave gone from st. Au-
gustine TO fill the ranks and nurse the sick
and dying, until perhaps they are stricken
down. Even state of siege or a battle could
not better demonstrate the genuine consecra
ZION OF these devotevs to the extreme needs OF
humanity. They are sisters of mercy in deed
As well as In name.
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RuSsi.n ARMY Rp~orn,

The Gar has issued \ decree providing
that every Soldi ar gagged in the war may
be promoted 10 a commissioned on .er .Dr
distinguished services, on passing the as -al
exam nations,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

"a NATIVE REPUBLICAN" writing In tho
hde'gh Reg ister, the republican organ of the
sJate, says that formerly the republican
party was lar stronger than A. is TO day and
contained within its organization more of
NE respectable white men of the south than
IL docs al present" ie"
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Odd Fellows block, In Little Rlck
Ark, was burned yesterday.
@The late Archbishop Bayley's will gives
no idea OF the amount Of his property. II has
al been LEFT to the church.
0It In rumored In Paris that Germany
Will occupy Russian Poland, In order that
the Russian troops there may be used against
the Turks.
@The Massachusetts, state Women eufY.
rSee Coaventfon tndoesed Judge Robert C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

IEHIGH COAL GoES Dow N.-1he pro-
dncers OF Iell2h cosl sIse8 vest, rday % a
reduction IL the prices Oi coal delivered ire
on hC ard Al The points a which ne coal
reaches tide water Tn" following table
exhibits Inc GtCli "a IN rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

AT THE EDWIN ADAMS BENEFIT at the
Chestnut street tneater, Philadelphia. last
night, 500 WAS realized. Mr.. Adams con-
dition was not in the least improved yester-
day. His physicians say thai he may posi- =
bly, live month or more. The matinee at
terdsy realized 800.
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Resignation. Of Minister p,.rr.,.,,

LoNho>, Oct l3.-HOn. Edwards Pierre
pont, = minister Ia Great Britain. las zen.
90 red his res. gnst'un. 20 take elect ist of be
temher. " ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

A SMALL Boy As CoLLATEK Alex
ander Davis sought by writ of ha 0eas corpus
10 obtai the custody OF his son Simon from
an Uncle Benjamin, who would no. surrend-
er the boy untIl bill for ten months bJatd
was paid. Judge Barrett held that The bow
could not be neld for the boart bill. ami OF
dered that be be given TO the father.--N T.
World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

THE PIrTsBURG RIOT TRIALS The
grand jury at Pltisburg. Pa, yesterday ask2d
Tor attachments for GOV. Earrauft. q an.
nrinton, Gen. Latta and MAJ. A. Wilson
Norris, who have failed to respond 10 the
suhp9nas issued for them. Toe court hNeI
Monday Tor hearing the argument on the
applicat iOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

FILLIBUsTERs ABOUT Ktnss,on- Ia
maica, adNlces 10 Oct. 4, say an American
sea captain threatens a fillibustering exnsdI-
I,on 10 MoraM Keys, which are dependen-
possession OF them Ia ls66 In the name of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct l3.-The committee
appointed 10 investigate the affairs or the
Pioneer Bank having examined the accounts
announce their opinion that at q fair yalua-
fion of the real estate, aud assuring tue paw
ment OF the raised stock, the depositors may
get about IL per cent. with good IN anagenent
of the assets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

tnr other companies EaVc rot Eat ir any
new schedules Tor the free hUr.lGg coal. b3t
HEY are quietly meeting the market a tn
Prices Offered by the PyuuSN lVasIa com pIuv
il It's recent rircJ Z &c Poe BOOK
miners ~, tie Wyoming region, belonging I'd
the LBcka wanna Cual and Iron comp GOV.
nave gone TO work ~ the wages pad one
viCuS 40 the SIT Ee. uCJN ITastaItiug tie
recent action OF the miners a. hyca Para.
These men did not attend the melting A.
Hyde Park, From Information Oo-4lutd
ham scranton region, 10 J, believed that "a a
the mines Will be iu operation again IN a
shu1t time. II is claimed tnar from the
small number OF votes east a. the y rd-
Park meeting, II i ey dent that The at3esfd-
aEce was limited. and tina: Il large majority
OF The miners would GO 10 work again AZ
once if they were allowed 20 aci fnda-
peIGenty.-l " Y Tijti0,e. l1,E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

THE TRIAL OF THE MARYLAND JUDGES
GIaSon and Iellott Indicted for m a II sasa uce
In Gfnce, has been removed from rowson.
town, near Is iitim ore, to Annapolis. The
October term of the circuit court for Anne
Arundel county begins on Monday next and
on the docket.
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kilograms to The Star
THE EASTERN WAR.

A Turkish Steamer Sunk.
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LEAVE OF BSENCE Tor two months, with
permission 10 apply FOR an tension of four
mo. tbs, is granted Captain A. s. NJ. Nor
ga =. ordnance stDTeKrepe~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

A NJ 3 Err MYSTERY. Mrs. Wait
thompson, living near Goldsboro, n. c.
was brutality murdered last Monday the
crime was committed with a pine knot clu D
motive for the deed, the body no. having
been robbed or outraged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-CoL Jessie L. Heis-
kell, originally Of Albemarlo county, Va,
ono Of the oldest and formerly one Of the
most offensive nail contrActors In The
United States, died in 6arrisonburg. Va,
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ANTIFTAN national Cryrrspv En

ANTIETAn NATIONAL CEaErERY-E
greer Bridges, OF Washington, has arrived
at Sharpsburg, Md, 10 make arrangements
Tor putting up the head and foot Stones on me
soldiers graves. The size of the stone, il
lhTee feet in length, ten inches IN " "a ia. md
four inches thick. Tore are 5.0n pairs iu
all aud the weight a. ) coo tons. Tley were
shipped via Chesapeake and OAio canal.
The stones are of gray granite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

NIcARACu Ca has Joined the republics of
Sceoemala, salvador and Honduras In .
scneme lor confederation, or a closer bind
lng together OF the different states IL nov
only remains for Costa Rica 10 add her name
10 make the compact complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
MINISTER PIERRsP0NT RESIGNS
EXCITEMENT IN FRANCE,
COAL MlNERSGOlNG TO WORK.
EXCITED FRANCE.
InG linn Aver In. IAfrlIrn.r LInnIIn

Pans, OF. IA, Tue eve OF the elect tlu,
approaches the public anxiety ~ ant 'n>tfy-
'ug EOih parties are o>teuSibly conf H. %
but toih partie, are I'm reality qUakug In
their boots. Claims OF maEDrIties are ma Q,
On bel. srdr wh en- any cool aud impartial
observer vii dee are 10 bn uVfouuuei. but
Wu.N % - seen hJW lpgeniOusi ; "a "a - e.
arrives az IL conclusions. the cool and i'm
partial observer hide. his head am Il a .hE az
EEJrpS given ''pu the best authority f#TII
oH--hsli ard probably three rourtbs OF winch
are Inventions. - use no. stronger term. II
Is Impossible 10 arrive ~ any rOHNl ION a.
what Toe >Glf wil. be-. To asa 44 Irish on
everyone is prepared Tor surprises on the
OiSm8tlC lrlEclYie OF Victor Hugo, ThaI n il
always tEe unexpected that happens The
gamblers are the only Tepple who pied ge
themselves com ttsflN 20 results. IafE..
sans OF money VIII Cnange hands GA THIS
big poiltlcal sweepstakes. While a H prizes. s
and TIE women crowd Tie churches "a pray
Ter the triumph of moral order, BLACK legs.
Politcs. adY.n'ultrS. Cilice-hOlierS an1 IA d.
ICai> IhrODg the cafe aud vent Iha.r hopes
ard expectations d. NOISY decldm3tiln.
Meantime The pubic tranquility Is uuiis-
iul bed. Even tEe tlmid are reaSSarai. nnt-
wlthstandiDs IhesInlsl=r efforts Of the uu~rru-
pu!ous Ftg0tC o. which i doing is best 90
Tighten the people w IN the ret spectre, by
proIhesying renewal OF The horrors ~ tha
Commune. The spsc'Ts ros.ye has al Dut the
same elect upon people now that thes bloody
shirt had IN the last campo gn IN tue United
States Ii - an exploded bOgy.
The Situation To-day.
LONDON, Oct. I3.-FrenCh affairs are At
tracing the attention Of Europe almost 10
the exclusion OF all others. Paris adviceS
say public excite ment, until now latent, -
becoming manifest on the streets. rne re-
publican comments on President MacM a
hons last manifesto are very severe.
The expulsion OF Mr.. Bedel, the Am4ric an
for canvaSslng for NJ. MeDIer, radical repub-
Hcan at Montrange, has been made so much
OF by the republican papers, that the foreig 4
Office has aJdres sed reprOv!ng and sdmo0-
itOry communique to the Bien Public aud
France, the same as 10 the RIDyeI. which
ensured that journal for erdeavOrihg TO eN-
cite public opinion in regard to Bedel's case.
The agents of London pa pers are required to
produce written license for the delivery of
their bundles AZ the station. The sale of pa
pers thus depends on the pleasure OF the gov
eminent. The Daily NetCy was seized a, the
post and railway yesterday.
According TO the Times Paris dispatch the
Duke De CaZes. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
who has heretofore been very careful aud r.
served, has lost his hesd and delivered 4
most Incorporate speech at LibOurne, IN
which he admitted no distinction between
the republican party and the Communists
and other demagOgue enemies OF the cOnsii
tuition. AT "A meeting last Night in support
of VI. GOfoyis c3ndidature, Victor Hugo pre-
sided and made an eloquent speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

TIE tAPTU tED Me- PEECES number
40 ri SO, including men, women and c l.
dren. About 100 Of this number are lighting
warrior Tre quc-tiOn now boihering az
federal au,hoTi les -, what to do " .th the n .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

NAVAL Lieutenant Raymond
p Rodgers is detached from the PenS acola
and ordered 10 the Portsmouth.
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REPRESENTATIvE HEWITT, OF New York
will not be present at the organic a.iOn OF TN 2
House. He has been detained in Paris by
tie severe iiluess OF his wife, but he expect,
10 sail to- morrow. AMI will be here abO II tn
I'D instant He 10 paired on the vote for
Speaker in the democratic caucus with Hon.
Van II. Manning. OF Mississippi. Mr.. Hewitt
would have voted for Mr.. Randall, and Nj.
Manning for Mr.. Go0de.
The PRESIDENTS RICHMOND VISIT
Hon. John A. Meredith, president of the
Richmond (Va-) board OF aldermen; Gen. J.
ell, and Franklin Stearns, ESQ.,, OF the board
Of public interest, Will visit Washington next
week 70 confer with the President relative 70
during the state fAir. An extensive pro-
GJHMWe y being arranged Iog hjs Ioceptton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

THE OssIPEE arrived at CharlestO own,
Mass, navy yard last evening.
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Death Of Maryland JeuraaIist.

Port TOBACCO, Nd, Oct l3.ICapf' EIiisb
Wells, editor and proprietor OF the Port To.
bacco Times, died here Saturday, aged sIxsy
journalists in the state, having esta biishad
the Times more than thirty years AGO. he
was universally esteemed and respec.ei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

Addie Boiler, the daughter of a musician.
was Instantly killed yesterday afternoon, on
her way from school, by falling under a
coal, which passed over her head, crushing
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Gov. HENDRICKS, accompanied by his
wife, left New York yesterday morning.
They will make a short stay I'm Philadelphfa :.
only q few friends OF the governor saw him
Off
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TEF SECRET SERVICE INvEsTIG ALTON
The committee 10 invest. gate he Secret Ser
wee division Of the Treasury. consisting Of
Assistant Secretary Mccormick. Commits
SiOuer !aUm- and Solicitor E1yHer, viii
make the report OF their eXa mutations early
] ext week
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Death In New York from Yellou
Fever.
NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-Mrs. Mary Drake, the
stewardess OF the steamship City OF Vera
Cruz. who was removed TO the Quarantine
noePital on Thursday as . yellow fever pa
uent, DIED ~ 4 - m. yesterday.
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RAKLONy'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
- Sl5 PsRnSyltdsed creme.

English Crystal Chandeliers !!
AT COST.
Having determined 70 close out our entire uock CT
EE6LIsH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS VIC ocss
lien
AT COST.
Tie above ell Of the newest patterns aud CT
reeen-
DIRECT INFORMATION.
For Elegance ssveIl o. Economy, these Chands-
uers ex- 81 all others.
M.W.GALT, BRO. 4 CO.,
spS In eErelfers.
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NAJRILFGIOCS THIEVES. = On Sllfay
evening the Tabernacle of st. PAtricS :
Church altar was broken Into and ia top o.
the cibOrium-silver, inlaid with gold
a sina Her cup taken. The thief or thieves,
hid under the seats until the church was
closed after Nespers, and then broke oprn a
drawer underneath the tabernacle, extracting
key tberefrOm and opening the rec-p' acle
of the sacred vessels used i'm the church. A
similar theft was perpetrated several years
ago, in precisely the same Manner JJicd
ObSerTsT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

Mr.. BLAINE on THE OHIO ELECTION
II is said that the following CONVEX sation
took place to-day between Senator Blaine
and Western Congressman:
". Glow do you like the endorsement Of
the Hayes policy in Ohio
B'oUe.-l think ii is a very good endorse
n.eul OF The democratic policy.
" C.-DO you propose to give Mr.. Hayes
10 the democracy, Mr.. Blaine?
Btdue 80 far as / am concerned, I a sign
all my right, title, and intere It as a repaOli-
can In Mr.. Hayes to tue democracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

TIE REPORT IS OUT that q an. BrisfOw -
10 be minister TO England, vice Plerrapln-.
resigned. Il would be accepted with more
credit if there was not the prevailing impress
sion that John 81. Harlan, of KENTUCKY, il to
have The supreme Court vacancy. Memo
Of the Cabinet affect surprise when interrn-
gated q to either appointment, aud Yet, not
wlthstaIding, both may be ma lie.