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The Ohio Election.
WHAT THEY SAY.

President Hayes says that he ascribas de-
feat To a number OF causes, one of which was
the failure OF the republican convention 10
kquarely endorse the southern policy.
Assistant Secretary Mccormick says he
expected Ii; that i'm The national campaign
there was state pride for the candidate, a
good deal OF money was sent To the safe,
ind eminent speakers OF na ional reputation
labored hard. In The recent contest ths can
vass depended on speakers of local reputa-
ton, ard the national committee AID not
send cent 10 ohio, and the party was di-
vided. He says he has been predicting IL all
along.
Postmaster General Key says he hardly
knows how TO interpret IT. Ii It means a re-
pudiatiOn of the Presidents southern policy,
he is very sorry, for he fears it will work
harm 10 The people of the south. He is in
clined TO think that the feeling of bitterness
towards the south is still alive. tie was
asked, "Why do you think thus?" He re-
piled, well. you know, Ben Wade is very
bitter, and am inclined To think the feeling
he represents had q cd deal To do with II.
Secretary sherman admits that he is very
much disappointed.
IL can be safely assumed that Simon Cam
er9n WI say, I" Thus is he'll Of a time"
John @. Thompson says, We've gut 'em:
they can't get away"
Sayler is jubilani. In a convers alton with
several gentlemen in his room last night ne
SAID he thought the majority would reach
$4,000 Col. Morrison, in mis- dry way, said,
" 1 hope not Why Queried Sayler in
surprise. We'll replied Morrison, III the
-i,"Joiity srl up 70 MY thousand.
OHIO VIII be entitled to the Speas erShio aud
Sergeant at Arms; whereas, If IL reIna ms
below thirty thousand, she will have To be
contented with the Sergeant al Arms alone"
Secretary McCrary said be was too much
engaged I'd talk about il, as he l. 50 busy with
the estimate for the army appropriation
bill.
Ex- Secretary Robson smiles some aud is
crecittd with having said - II would have
been different under the Old Man"
Springer, of Illinois, says it's so cool aud
glorious that ~ makes h m feel as happy as
when he got his first pair OF top boots.
Just ina CINE what the Bounding Banning.
OF Ohio, Will say when he comes-being, as
he was, chairman OF the Hamilton county
democratic committee.
Gov. Walker, OF Virginia, looks on the
matter philosoPhically, and predicts tnst the
democracy Will have cont rol of the country
for the remainder OF this century.
Robbins, OF North Ca roliDa, believes that
1t eNemplifies the aphorism that "time at last
makes all things even"
Gen. A. V. Rice, of Ohio, says that the re-
suit OF 1T will be that Hayes will BE- driven
into the democratic party. But will the de
mocracy accept nj m, General?'' He replied:
They will always dispute bis title and con-
denim the wrong which placed him in the
Preside ntal chair; but if Mr.. Hayes advo-
Gates dc mOcratic principles the democratic
party " III support the principles without re-
gard to the man."
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THE FRISCO DEFlTLTERS
Rich Find I'm the Pioneer Hank Nault

SANFRANCIsCo, oct. 10 The vault of the
Pioneer Bank was opened 10 day by Il. j.
White, the receiver. In IL were found $3.50 in
silver, Sl0-gold note, Al $40 In chez ks. be
lleved 10 be OF 10 value, "A lot of old empty
envelopes that had apparently contained Sc
curltles, and some few miscellaneous bonds
OF doubtful value. The examination of the
accounts OF the depos itors will not be finished
before 10 morrow night The committee eN-
aiming the stock of the safe deposit CON
pany ind 4,li9 bogus shares In all. From
what Is known OF the condition of the real
estate included IN the assets OF the Pioneer
Bank and the stock Of the Safe Deposit CON-
paDy in the same schedule, IL seems doubtful
whether the depOsitors OF the bank can re
alize five per cent. No tidings have been
obtained yet OF either II uncan or Lewarne.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ll-An examina-
ton of the affairs of the Pioneer Bank shows
that The date drafts on + ID. Brown 4 CO.
The New York agency of the bank aegre-
gated about S33 600. These will OF course
come back dishonored and make further de-
mand against the assets OF the concern
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THE IOWA ELECTION
The Republicans Beat Their Oppo-
mentA Combined.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. ll.-Up TO mid
night last night the state register had definite
reports from half the counties in the state
and partial returns from the best of the
others. The total poll of the state was 30 Do.
OF these Gear (Rep) has 10000, Irish Dem. 3
$1,000, STUDIOS tereenbackD $500, Jessup
(pTohibition) 5 eco. IL claims for Gear q
clear majority over all. In the legislature
the returns show 81 republicans in the sen
ate to democrats and doubtful. OF these >
At Least viii act with The republicans. Tue
definitely stands: Republicans, s.: demo
Gratis. 20; ereenbackers, 3, not heard from
lg. One-half OF the latter will be republican
estimated al 10.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. u.-virefnhs Gkes, old, 50: do
deieIle1. Ia, Go. consolidated, BIN; do second
s.rles az horth Carolina skies, old, Is bid 60 day
sugsr auiet, los.
BALrIMokk, oct n.-Ootton qulet-middiins, IA.
all-S. Flour stesdy, firm, demand fair and un-
changed. wheat, southern quiet and steady, west
ern active and loxer-southern red, good 90 prime,
lSUs; 90. no. winter red, spot aud october sssS
NOSembe', l.43ss bid; do. No. winter red 4 al
Corn, southern quiet, western duh and 10 YER
southern hie, O., 90. yellow, 6s; western MIXED,
SPOT a. Oct Der. $50; EOyemb 81, &c. 49,. steam
er. 81. Oats nrmer and fairly sctIve-.outherp
S2aN; western white, $3.50 do. ID 3sal5k I've
firm snd higher. 6sa70. Hay duil-Mstylsn and
Peunsytvsnls prime, u U0age o.. PrOvisisns nm .
IOIk, D. 20. Bulk mests-shoulders, ~ as clear Iib
sides, etss's; packed, sssas. bscoh-shoalders.
e1s; Gear uU sides, "a Hans, lz1faliS lard
K me- dub suo nOminai-ChOice wes: ern 2ls2i Pc
mol um cul-crude. asa; r,fil ed. f5slBA. Coffee
fnil ard LomiIsl. Mn'eky duli, l.l25s. tseocipts-
tloDf. l6t. Leaf. s. 90, 4i,sp; oats. ssOO.
rye. 10. ctfpu u's-N heat. - l0UD, corn, 10, 90
NV fCRA- Oct. n.-stucks dsCl led a 20 Ix.
but latt rose 20 Ia. Hou-y, 8. 13oid, los Tn
change Ions 4sl: short, s5f. Governments steady
NEw \ S7K, Get. u Flour dua sad droop,ns.
wheat = snd oenI lower and dull. Corn without
Nav foRK, Oct lie id opened At los.
LONDON, Oct. ~, IL 20 q. m Console. Us s IL for
money aud rs IS for tie account. q. :. bonds,
Jour -snd-s halle, 1885, Erie. lsAs; preferred, "a
New York Central l14,s Illinois Central, rs Pebn-
syIvanis Central, 29s. New Jer-sy Central, l6A.
Beading Railroad shares l6a.
LONDON, Oct. IL. q y. m-Censols e5 sic for
money and sssl for the account. Erie, B
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BUILDING ASsOcIATION.-Tne second An
nusl meeting of the Arlington Banding A.
sOciaiiOn was held last evening al the Board
OF Trade rooms. and the following officers
we're elected To serve for the ensu ING year
Charles Il. Bailey, president; James w. Ty-
Ter, vice preside John JOY Edison. secre-
larry: II. Ii. Twombly. treasurer, and j. ID.
Free, George W. Hardness, T. h. Penicks,
David Rittenhouse, Jacob W. ker, Francis
Miller, r. NJ. Bradley, r. @. Middleton and
A. 7. Dongley beard OF directors. The report
of the secretary shows that the affairs of the
association are In a fiourishing condition,
and the value OF each share of stock TO be
SG6.O6 The total receipts for the year were
s76,7I7 OF; balance in the hands OF the treas
NAL number of shares, ,2s2; redeemed sec
ond year. $40: forfeited or cancelled, g. 5; on
rolls, advanced on, 81; not advanced On 1851;
total, SiO.l.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE PRESIDENT AT FREDERICK.
Nebraska Republican Convention.
THE EASTERN WAR.
EFROPE TO-DAY.
a NfalllsSAn M 40.

QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Con
sttt, from Antwerp for New York has ar
rived be re with her bows stove and forward
compartment filled with water, the result of
COLLISION with the ship Jessore, from IIv-
eflo0l, 18th passengers. for Melbourne, at {
O'Clock Wednesday morning, 100 miles west
Of Fastnet. The Jessore sank. The Consett
rescued all hands.
A Rescued Grew
LONDON, oct II The bark Aurora. Aus
rived at Cowes yesterday. landed the crew
OF The bark George Keimelherg. from New
York for Queenstown, before reported aban-
doLed.
Newmarket Races
LON DON, Oct n The race for the Middle
Park plate Al the Newmarket second Oc'o-
ter meeting to-day was won by Besuclerc.
Another Battle in Progress
LON DON. oct IA Reuter- telegram from
hars dated "Wednesday noon says. A bat
lie was fought yesterday near AladJa Dagh
lasting from midday until & O'Clock In ths
evening. The losses were heavy on both
sides. Movements are diScernable this morn
lhg In The Russian camp, which seem 10 in -
dicate renewal Of the fighting"
tNOie.-The daily NelrS correspondent tale-
graphing On Wednesday from the Russian
camp, said the Russians had retired to the
positions occupied before Tuesdays battle.
At Pteyua
toNSTANTINOPLE,O Oct. 1.-The Turkish
war Office confirms the report OF the iunc;i ion
OF Chef ket PaSha with Osman Pasha and the
entry OF reinforcements and supplies into
Plevna.
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THE PRESIDENT HsRYL4yD
HIS VISIT TO the Ecede rick Eair

frederick, MD, Uct. 1.-THE President,
accompanied by Secretary McCrary, Attor-
ney General Devens and w. W. Corcoran
arrived at the Monocacy station al half pas,
10 O'Clock this morning, where they were
mel by tie committee of invitation to the
Frederick county fair. The train then pro
been provided by the Baltimore ana Ohio
railrosd company, under charge of Major
koontz. On The way 10 Fred erick the Mid
dletown band, which came aboard. played
various patriotic airs. The party arr wed AZ
u O'Clock. and We're Immediately driven TO
The ERir sfonI nS.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
The Nebraska Republican Couyeu
lion Won't Endorse The Policy -

NEW YORK, Oct IA Lincoln, Neb.,
dispatch says: The State Republican con-
Ventlon met here yesterday To nominate a
candidate for the supreme bench aud two
university regents. George Il. Lake, the
present chief justice, was renominatei. Wig.
orons attempts were made by the supporters
OF Hayes policy TO have resolutions aiopted
endorsing the same. After considerable illf-
clustering the motion for a committee N res
olutions was laid on the Ia bic. A re- onsid-
GRAFTON was taken, and again laid 'on the
table by q vote of III 10 100
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IN AtIahta, Ca, dispatch says: Tle Re.
publican State committee met to day, and
by q vote of to passed the following reso-
luton: "Resolued, That this committed is
hereby diss solved"
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the German-American bank al Quiu-
cey, ILL.,, closed yesterday.


~The German-American bank al ouiu-
cey, Ill, closed yesterday.
@This is an OF year in Ohio, and the re-
suits seem to be awful.-ty Y Tmes.
sTSurgeon Wilson, u. 8. N, has been ac-
Quilted by the Norfolk county (yaD court
OF the charge OF unlawfully shooting n coll
ored woman on the 4th OF July.
~The Franklin Savings bank, Ale
gheny City, Pa, small institution, aud =
loser by the suspension OF the Allegheny
savings bank suspension, closed yesterday.
~An insane man named Abraham
Cooper, OF New York city, last Tuesday
jumped from High Bridge over Harle ID
river, distance OF l56 feet, and was killed.
~The Lehieh Valley miners at their
meeting yesterday resolved 10 sdnere 70 tneir
resolution not TO resume work n less Than
an advance Of Ten per cent
aIA boiler In j. E. Mckendry Cos
factory at Muncie, Ind, exploded yesterday,
instantly killing the engineer, and firo-
man, and seriously tnJuring three men.
ga New York invention for the destruc-
ton OF garbage has proved successful. The
garbage il burned I'm q blast furnace, aud th0
resultant Stag aud ashes pay the cost Of the
cremation.
p0Frederick Eunedale, an Eurlish solicit
tor, has failed with liabilities amounting 10
Q million and . half dollArs, and assofs oo0-
sisttng Of collieR1es and other proDorft01
worth six hundred thousand dollaxs.
~Mr. 6AnfordS American horuo Mo-
took the second-clAgs Camoridee1hire sfaEna
yeeteeday g the New MarESf, Hn0Ia16.
Oeeooor meeting. Sir ]. ID. A0tlGy1 Rs0c0I
Wa theouly Other hogse staxs0d.
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BOSTCN, Ms SS., Oct. ll.-Morning PRAYER
in Emmanuel church opened The proceed.
ines OF the eighth day of The Episcopal gen
eral convention, and the attendance of depu-
ties and spectators was large. The house OF
deputies was called TO order for business al
1873 8. m, and the records OF the seventh
days proceedings were read and approved
The secretary announced that the collection
taken up at the choir festival for the benefit
OF The sufferers at Fernandina, Fla, amount
I'd 10 S5S2 50. An invitation was received to
visit The Art Museum on Saturday; also, an
invitation from the bishops diocese of Maine
10 attend the conservation OF st. Lakes Ca
thetral in Portland on Thursday next Rev
Dr. harrington, OF n. j =, offered a resolution
lEstructlng the committee on constitutional
amendments 10 consider and report as soon
as pos sible whether any proposed alteration
IN The constitution has been adopted which
mas not received the concurrent vote OF the
q majority OF the dioceses which have adopt
co tne constitution. DIR. harrington said
IN Offering this resolution that though a ma
Jority OF The lay populations had voted In
favor OF the amendment passed upon on
Wednesday, those Populations did not rep
resent majority OF the dioceses which had
adopted the constitution. Rev. DIR. Hall, OF
soon as possible" because, while the c)m-
mittee would waste no time, IL desired not 20
be buried in such an important matter. Mr.
Montgomery, of Central New York, obi scted
TO the resolution, on the ground that the Oh
lection which II raised did not come within
the language of the constitution. The reso-
luton was adoptedMioe TO 20.
prepare a reply TO the address OF the Cana
dian synod, Rev. DIR. Schenck. of Long
Island; Rev. Mr.. Girault, OF Louisiana: and
Hon. Hamilton Fish, OF New York.
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SALE OF THE STEAMER VANDERBILT
Capt. samuel Gedney, acting for the Pioneer
steamboat company, has sold the steamboat
Charlotte Vanderbilt TO some New York par
ties Tor $1,000. The Vanderbilt, commanded
by Capt. 10. Denty, left Alexandria at
O'Clock this morning for her new home.
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b. & o. DIVA meeting of the board OF
directors of the Baltimore aud Ohio Il abroad
was held At Camden station yesterday, at
which dividend Of three per cent. on the
The stockholders got i've per cent. last May.
which makes eight per cent for the year.
The resignation OF Master OF transportation
Sharp was accepted.
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THE "NICE PRESIDENT ELECr."-Gov.
Hendricks was serenaded last evening In
New York. A large crowd was present, and
2la
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l. u Nj Is Il r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have on wharf about $50 900 feet Of Prime
Heart A Georgia BOARDS, which we will sell fol-
THIRTY DAYS, at $40 per ], OOO feet.
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THE President left for Frederick this
morning, accomIanied by Secretary Nc
Crazy, Attorney General Devens and Mr.. w
W. Corcoran. They will return tonight.
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THE FUNERAL OF the late Gen. Custer.
who fell i'm the fight with Sitting Ball on the
Point Military Academy, n. Y, yesterday.
with military honors.
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The Ohio Election.

Inc following kilograms were received here
to day:
COLUMBUS, o, Oct. 10.-Hon John G.
Thompson, Wizards Hotel: - Returns have
been received from forty eight counties,
which show that Bishop has net majority
OF 20030 votes. At this ratio IL is believed
that his majority in the state will reach
81, 600. Legislature democratic by Al MAORI
ty on joint ballot. senate has IS democrats
and ten republicans; house has 81 democrats
and 40 republicans, and two nationals
(Sfeadman aid Joy), both elected in Toledo
district by large majority. Vote on repre-
sentative in Lawrence county so close that
the official count is necessary to determine
whether q democrat or republican is
elected. Curtis is reported defeated in Cuya-
hOga district, though / count him in my estf-
mate. Qreen is elected representative in
Madison county. Franklin county gives a
democratic majority of :, 800. Our majority
in Hamilton county is about 900.
r. W. LENNON.
COLUMBUS, o., oct. IO.-ROn. John e.
Thompson, W,RGrd's, Washington. ID. C:-Ls-
ter req orts from Cleveland show that Baker
(dem.) beats Curtis for senate, ard Fred.
Green ard Poe (dems.) are cleo ed. Also.
part of the county ticket. r. w. Lem OK.
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THOMPsON's,
LEDRoIT BUILDING.
Mani factures 70 order
SIX BEST DREss SHIFTS FOR sis 90.
FIT, nATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP
GNSURPASSED
PURCHAsEB SATISFIED Oh HONEY Re
FUNDED.
Gentlemen leaving the city for the season cal
Leave their measure, aud order 81 pleasure from
distance. Shirts, Collsr-. OUTS, DrAxers. 70, n
popular prices, constantly Ia stock.
HESs ZINE FURNISHINGS
THOMP5O66 SHIRT FACTORY,
teSEu Leprnir Pudding.
L. j. HEIBEEGER,
H lsuecessor TO n. y. Locdon COL -.
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAHOE,
metropoiits. Hotel, late Bruvna,) w
Ui-iy No. all Penn's ave.. WashinStop. -AAA
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THE RESIGNATION OF Second Lieut.. j.
Sumner Rogers, 1st infantry, has been &C
copied by the President to take effect October
"a
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ANOTHER DROP DOWN IN THE PRICE
OF CoAL.-The price of coal at the present
moment has q special interest for the general
public, as the season approaches when do
nestle stocks must be laid in. 1t will be
seen that The Pennsylvania Coal Company
has celebrated the ending OF the long strike
among its miners by Issuing a circular Of
prices about 45 cents a ton lower than pre-
vious rates, and an offer of 10 cents q ton ad-
ditiopal reduction tn purchasers before the
18th of December. This action, with that ~
the Wllkesbarre Company recently, brings
prices down to point of which the ordinary
consumer cannot complain, and much lower
tEan he has been Offered on the eve of winter
in many years. While this is true, IL is
equally true that the prevailing prices can
not possibly enable the coal-mine owners to
secure any profit from their property, and a
very important business is plunged more
deeply than before into confusion which
seems nearly hOpeless.-[M Y. Times. lOlh.
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THE FORTUNE arrived at the navy-yard
this morning. with the Yantic In tow.
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WE SELL

Per M.
JOIST and STUDS, medium lengtha-.-.... 3 l5 %
VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, Is feet...-.-... ID 90
WHITE PINE CULLS, n-insh stock,
Cee., quality 20 90
WASHBOARDS, WHITE PINE, dressed
and jointed on edge-clear 15 90
SHELVING, II inch, dressed (twoJ sdes... - 10
HARDY TAYLOR CYPRESS SHIN
Giles, adopted by q. Government ON
ail work around Washington. Every
Single guarar teed perfect = 90
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MONTREAL FALLS INTO LINE-The as
sistant treasurer Of the Grand Trunk rail-
road has packed his trunk. Amount un-
kn0Wn-[M y. Herald.
The WoMRN's CoNoRHss commeneed tn
eeston yesterday q Cleveland.
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l. l.. PARKHUksT, deputy collector of Gus
toms at Georgetown, has been discharged
The name of his successor has not been
made public yet.
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ARCB BISHOP GIBBONS SUCCEssoR.-A
conference between the bishops OF the arch.
diocese OF Baltimore, aud Archbishop G. ID
bons, was held yesterday at the archiepisco-
pal residence TO consider the appointment OF
a successor to the archbishop for the diocese
were Bishop Gross, of Savannah; Bishop
Kahn. OF Wheeling. Va; Bishop Lynch, OF
Charleston, and Bishop Becker. of Whining
voidabIy absent. Three names, proposed
one by the archbishop, one by the bishops,
ard the other by the clergy OF the diocese OF
the Pope will make the appointment from
among these, or he may select some other
clergy man, but this Is not usual. The name
of the appointee will not be made known
until the Pope makes his selection.1[ Bano.
Gazette, 11th.
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PRESIDENT HAYES AND HIS POLICY
were heartily Endorsed az the meeting of re-
publicans at Cooper Institute, New York.
last night. Speeches were made by Prof.
Dwight, q. W. Cur tbs, and others.
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THE SECRET SERVICE INVESTIGATION
The committee investigating the workings
of the secret service division have taken
three or four hundred pages of testimony,
but have not yet made their report, nor ba re
shall make.
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A I SILVERBERG'S
BIZ SEvENTH STREET.
Fine Crystal Goblet, 4Sc. per set.
Heavy Hotel Goblets, 75c. PER Pet.
The Sly llsh Fifth Avenue Goblets, 75c. per set.
kolid Tumbers, &c. per set.
Br, skfsst Sets, Oak pattern Soc: per set.
Glass Pitchers, Fruit rtaI os, &C ,5Oc
b sndsome Plated Castors,5 bottles, 81.
New Pattern, double plated, a.
Plated Pickle Stands. 81.
Double Plate Table, Desert, and Tes Spoons and
Forks at 81 per set.
Solid Steel silver plated Knives, 81 per set.
Ivory Handle Table and Desert Knives, 8 so per
Gall Bells, 81 Breakfast Bells, soc.
E Kn,e p and Fork, &c and D per pair.
Table ats at 5oo: and 81 2 set. Fine Jspaned
Large assortment Of BoQuet Holders and va.es At
&c 10. and 81 each.
Fine Photographs Of Centennial Statuary, framed,
at 7sc. ach, decided bargain
Illuminated Notices, very handsome, at SOC. each.
Just received at
SILVERBERG'S,
Metropolitan Bazaar,
sepl8 ctr 319 TIN ST., near Pa. avenue.
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The COMMISSION appointed 10 examine
the public buildings TO see whether they are
sll fire proof or not, expected 10 finish their
Investigations this afternoon. They will be-
gin Immediately the preparation of their re-
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, s342 soc 81; customs, S6J7 ,o65.s3.
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OUR NEW
ply LUMBER SHED,

Which has . capacity for holding nearly ONE
MILLION FEET, is filled with ell kinds Of LUM-
bER, vel seasoned. Always dry aud protected
from the weather.