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The New York herald., 1877-07-29
SARATOGA RACES POSTPONED.

SARATOGA, July IS, 1871
Rain fell heavily all night; and, continued to
fall ut the time OF starting for tho track this
ing posIponement Of the was decided on
Tho programme will be unchanged, and the races
announced for to-day will be run on Monday.
Tuesday also will be racing day, when four events
will come of, among the number the Saratoga Stakes
There will also be At two miles, another ono
mile and hand leap that has not been arranged but
will bc on Monday afternoon
The hotels beginning TO receive large accessons
10 their number OF boardcrs, as the trans are
bringing people here from all paris of the Union, and
confidence II beginning 10 be restored to travellers
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
sEAwANHAKA YACHT CLUB.

Tho race for open boats Of tho Seawanbaka Yacht
Club was to have takon place yesterday over the
regular club course number Of the boats started
from the club house at Oyster Bay /. l., but 1t was
soon discovered tnat the would be failure be-
cause soon after the gun fired the WIND died out.
The affair was postponed to tu.ure dato to be
nounccd by the Regatta Committee.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
SEA VIEW DRIVING PARK.

There a very fair attendance at Sea View Driv-
ing Park, New Dorp Station Island yesterday, to wit
ness troting match for purse Of 800 for horses
that had nevor beaten $50 There werc nine entries
and four starters, viz Jennie L. Belle of Narragan-
setl, Ben and Flora. Jonnc L. was easy winner
after trotting TOUR heats. Ben the winner OF tho
third heat In each heat Belle or Narrsgansett Was
close up. Flora dstanced IN the first heat. The
sky was CLOUDY and the track heavy Following Is u
SUMMARY
SEA vEw DRIVING PaRK, New DoRP, STATEN ISLAND
TRoTTfxG, SATURDAY July rs, 1S77.-Pursc 500, for
horses that have never 50 $50 to nrst $50
second and $50 10 the third horse milo heats, best
three in live, IN harness.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29

ing at the grove the programme OF athletic sports was
opened The following Is a summary OF tho events
One Hundred Yards Run-rrial Heats Won by s.
Kaliske. Best time. II seconda
One Mile walk.-won by 5. Rothschild. Time, ION.
3hs
goE. Best time, I5ss.
Ono Hundred Yards ,Graduatss) Run.-won by L
Ncwbrough. Time, lbs.
Two Nile waiK-won by S. Rothschid. Time,
22m. J91,s
Referee J. Marion Pollock; timekeeper. G. A. Lon
din; starter, w. A. Douglas.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
NEWPORT SPORTS.
THE MASSACHUSETTS poLo cLUB-sTEEpLE
s-LACRossE-PIGEoN SHOOTING YES
TERDAY


TERDAY.
tBY TELEaRAPK TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, r. l.. July 20, 1871
Tho westchester Polo Club has not as yet received
answer from the Buffalo Club as to whether not
they will play ior tho Bennett Purse, which to be
cup or polo pms TOR each man.
Upward OF ST. 900 have been subscribed for steepe-
chases, which to come on in he first week in Sep
tenber, and the gentlemen having charge Of the
matter state that they confident that the event
VIII be among the most brilliant Of the kind held
In the country
The Polo Club have made arrangements to have
twenty.iour Indians from Canada visit Newport on
August n 10 play the famous game OF Lacrosse They
will camp out the polo lot and will play
than regular polo days, and therefore tickets
will not admit their holders to witness Lacrosse as
we'll
The Newport cup, gwen by Pierre Lorlard. will be
shot for Monday next on the grounds OF the Nara
gansett Gun Cluo The entries, which as follows
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
MANIPULATING THE OIL MARKET.

In the petroleum market, at tue Produce Exchange,
Yesterday considerable excitement was created by
"corner'' on the July 'snorls." That is upon those
who have either to purchase OIL for vessels chartered
and not yet loaded or who have options out on this
month. The rcnncrs CLAIM that there Is very tie re-
nneG OIL obtanabe AT short notice, and they show
disposition to give the shorts and exporters
squeeze Oh Tor delivery September can be had
thirteen and nall cents, ana Friday II could be had
here at tnat price, but yesterday IT jumped nitecn
cents and showed tendency 10 still further advance
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
A POLICY DEALER.

John Randolph (slIss Reynoldsb Of No 21s FrankiiA
street, was accused yesterday In the Harlem Police
Court of violating the Lottery law jacob Depew, Of
No go East 117th street. said tnat Randolph sold hAm
pAilcy ticket Randolph was neld.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
YACHTING NOTES.

The following passed milestone yesterday alter
noon:-Yacht Viking, NY.Y.C. Mr. NJ. Sands, from
Cowes, Isle Of Wight, via Now York. for Connecticut
River, to lay up. Yacht Peerless, N.YY.C, Mr.. Max
we'll, from Newport for New York Tho Tempest,
NY.YC., Mr.. Elliott, from the eastward, Is at anchor
or the HERALD Telegraph Station at Whitestonc
The New York herald., 1877-07-29

ROBBING RAILROAD DEPOTS.

within three four weeks no less than five dcpots
at various stations the Long Island Railroad and
its branches have been broken into and robbed tho
last ono being at Glen Cove night two ago The
thieves forced open tho outer aud the Of
ticket Office, and stole SIS from the money drawer,
beside valIse belonging 10 gentleman, who said the
contents were worth $l0Q
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
LIQUOR DEALERS MEETING.

The McQuade party OF liquor dealers met yesterday at
Gannon's saloon, Third avenue and Fourteenth street,
to take into consideration proposition fuse with
the Wine and Spirit Traders Society. A committee
was appointed to advertise the calling OF public
forces
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
PACKARD'S COLLEGE GAMES.

The students OF Packards Business College, together
with their friends, to the number Of four hundred,
made their annual excursion yesterday, to oriental
Grove. Long Island tho bar9o Republic ON srriv.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29

TBE IRISH AMERICAN MATCH.
The NTH competition for the Burton prize was shot
by the members Of the Irish American Rifle Club The
conditions were re'-Opcn TO members of the club only ;
weapon, any rifle within the rules; distances 200 and
500 yards for military rifles, and 600 yards at tho
second range for sporting weapons positions standing
at 2OO yards and any without cia rest Al the
second range The prize carried OF q scoro Of
81 out OF u possible 70 points
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
BASEBALL.
INTERESTING GAMES Played AT VARIOUS

INTERESTING GAMES PLAYED AT VARIOUS
PLicEs YEsTERDAy
The stars of syncuse. and Ahegbcnys OF Pittsburs.
played an exciting game at Allegheny CITY yesterday
The Alleghenys scored Two IN TIE lrs pnins and
in the second but the stars made three the third
tielng the score. The seventh inning gave The Stars
the lead, which they increased IN tho ninth, winning
by the following score:-
Allegheny o. y
Star r................... u y = q
umpire-Mr. Curry.
AT ST LOUIS 5ostons were again defeated by the
St Louis Browna Following Is the result OF the
CONTEST
St. .Louis........ 0 / o 0-3
umpire--Mr. Burus.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29

Tho nominations for these important events wore
published in the Racing Calendar on the 18th inst 1t
Will be seen. on referring to the table appended that
both The Derby and ST. Legcr show a very large in
crease IN the number of subscribers while the Oaks
shows y decrease the Dpurcs Of last year, which
u will, however, BIO noted were unsuallY larre.--
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
Die ~ points.

Under ordinary circumstances the National Guar
would send out detachments tomorrow Tor practice
but In view OF the recent call OF the arms tn
chances are tnat at the last moment the order will
countermanded.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
THE ENGLISH TURF.

NOMINATIONS FOR THE DERBY, OAKS AND ST.
LEaER OF 1879
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
matches was as follows

Five pigeon matchcs--nvc birds each-were shot this
afternoon on the grounds OF the Narragansett Gun
Cub by Mcssrs. NJ. Van Buren,, Travis Van Buren and
| s. Rnh
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
AMUSEM ENTS.
oIrMonE's GARDEN.

The only musical entertainment the week In the
metropolis IS thaI which nightly attracts Thousands to
Gilinore's Garden True the summer heat has drawn
away many o the familiar faces who, by reason Of
some Individuality. are pointed out 10 the promensd-
ers as the noioreics OF the town. the main the
audience Is one that sl bears Inspection and slicu
interest The programme popular and on Thurs 1ay
and sunday evenings especially II rarely fails draw
fuli house Tonight the performance Will be varied
10 sult All tastes anh closes with the Wedding March
from "Mdsummer Nights Dream" Mile Gzllmbcru
makes her last appearance, Miss Kate Thayer. a new
hsprant for honors reappears, ana Mr. Arpukls con-
tinucs TO sing on his cornet 'Ihe sweet BY and Byn
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
AT PROSPECT PARK.

Between two aud three thousand spectators wit
messed the various games played the Prospect Park
Parade Grounds eslerday afternoon. Tho Nameess
and Winonas occupied Ground No. l. but their game
was sided that there but little interest ia
watching II. Following IS the score:
Namecss = U U Ills
Wlnona. ................. U U o o. 4
The most exciting game OF the day was that played
on Ground No. 2, between the Hnisops and Osceolas.
Al the commc ncement OF the tenth inning the
stood of To 4. BY careful playing however, the
Hudsons scored two runs, winning by the following
Osceola. ............. 0 o o.
Hudson. n.............. 0 o 70
The championship game between the Putnams and
Laiayettes resulted as follows
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
CREEDMOOK.

lola-M. Van Buren, killed 10 out 25 T. Van Buren,
and 5. Il. ROBBINS 10 ouI of the same number.
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A RunaMaY Train

FRANKLIN, MASS, Nov. l.-what came
near being a terrible caiam ity occurred few
miles east OF Franklin. on The New York and
New England railroad, this evening. A train
while shifting at Franklin, gOt away from
the brakeman aud started back on a down
grade AZ fearful speed, aud. after ranuing
coupleof miles met the Providence accom-
notation train. which hal lefl Boston al 8
O'Clock. The crash was terrioie, cOmpletely
wrecking the runaway cars and telesc Oped
the engine OF the Providence train into The
car in the rear Joha Dixey, the engineer.
and Henry Field, fireman, were fatally in
jured. The wreck delayed the Philadeiphia
train both ways, and the New York bound
train about four hours. Tue passengers, bag
gage and mails had to be transferred around
the scene OF the accident.
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hitting Hull.

PEMBINA, ID. T., Nov. l-Sitting Bulls
band Is sim encamped a. Wood mOuntain,
where they Will remain all winter. The
statement that they broke camp 10 attend
the commission Is incorrect. Caladian on
cial advices state that Sitting Ball met the
commissioners merely 10 ooltge the Cana
dian government, and arrangements have
been made between him and Col. Mcleod
that the encampment will not be removed
this winter. Next spring Sitting Ball and
followers VIII be assigned a reservation on
the Red Deer river, near Sand hills. As the
BlacKfoot title has been extinguished no diff
fculty with the other Indians Is appre-
hended. Sitting Bull himself has made sp-
plication for the locality named, as Il is IN
the Heart river regiOn
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The ATkRfs


BALTIMORE, November Virginia siycs, old,
80, do deferred, > d.. Cun-ul dated, oil Il; -.
second series, -; Nsrih Carolina SKIES, OLD, IL.
d. nov. bid to-day. Sugar dull aud lower, "a.
BALTIMORE, November 2.-'otton dull aud
eesi-I-middliug, 1OA6aI0A. Flour duh aud un-
changed Wheat, southern duh aud lower, western
quiet aud es.irr-southern red, good % prime, -
Al 40, do amber, .40al 4 NJ. western winter
red, spot ana November, 1 81 December, I 4ON,
No. winter red, spot. $50 Corn, s0utherB steady
and demand faIr. western quiet and lrm southern
" hite, bla62, do. yellow, blS; western mixed, ,
spot and n love mher, OF a, December, old or new
90. January, do, 59Asa6O. steamer, SO. Gate
stead -southeru. 32a5s, western white, 33a3f I;
q DO naked, la32 Rye quiet and steady, 63a65- =
~. dull Mar land and Pennsy yAnia prime, 90
ale 90. Prov isiuns quiet AND firm Pork, 1a.75
ID. Bulk meats, loos--shUuld-rs 6Aag clear rib
sides, =; packed, 7a4a-5z. Bacon-shoulders, 81
clear rib sides. qha9h Hams, 1914 Lard-re-
fiued 924alO. Butter unchanged a. Petroleum duh
ana weak-cTude, "a; refined l3salSs. Cofee
dull and heaNy-kiO cargoes, l5kal9At Jobbing,
I64a2OH. WHISKY frner, held II, RsSeipts-
Flour, 5000; whoa, - 900: corn, % 900 cats,
NEW Noht Noyeml e. 2 .StScks dull and irreg-
lr. Money, o and = Gola. 1O2H bid Exchange,
long 4sli short, ASK. Go -ernnents nrm- ,,,, !.
NV YORK, November p. -four hea'y' Nbeat
shade hrmer. Corn scarcely o. I'm. -,
LON DON, November 2, 1880 D. rm,S-1one9ls
90 10 foT money aud the account. ". :. Jonas
Tour and halls, 1919; 1861 :, IO-A zen lSTecs,
l0-H new iyes, IO6k. Erie, 12k. la 'GAs Zen,
ual s3n Penn ylyauia Central, 29k.
lONDON, November 2.-krie, l2N.
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SITTING BULLS NEW HOME.
BLOODY WORK IN rrRKFY.
HeANN l.O~s Of Russian lfilc.r~


IoNDON, Nov. p A special dispatch from
Eogoi, about eight miles south OF PlevnA L.
the 1tniss has the following. the CzRr
arrived mere on the 9Th OF october. The
DrSnd Duke Nicholas has his headquarters
mere. Zen. Todlehen n a. TrrchenitEs with
MS stan. The Prince OF Roumania'S bead
quarters are Al poracim. An attack on
Iellsche simultaneously with the capture OF
bnnrlk' on the 2Hh inst, was repulsed with
the loss OF 90 men The loss AZ Duhrfk va n
$500 men. Every brigade and regimsstal
com mander Wa killed or wounded, aud rs
nearly all the officers of the guards are PER-
sonslly known 81 headQua rters. The fact that
two hundred officers have been placed h0rx df
cos1lbOf has cast a deep glonm on the mem
bers Of the stan at BogOt TIE lombard ment
OF Plevna coutiuues Ia = des Iltory way"
stttstria Threatened
\ special dispatch from Slumla TO the
Daily telegraph says - listTIa n threat.
ened with investment. buf H. exceedingly
strong I'm its deienceS and fully armed. Toe
garrison IL in admirable condition, and is
commanded by Selami Pasha one OF the
ablesi Turk sb generals"
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The EyanyeIicaI Alliance

DETROIT, Nov. The Evangelical Alli-
ance reassemb' d yesterday morning. Rev.
Dr. Schafer reported that b tsie, : gitZ srland,
was the p ace deSl grated for holding the next
world alliance. He also reported that the
committee engaged ia the revision OF the
English Bible would occupy from three 10
five years more before II would be COM
plet6d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

ALL THE MEMBERS OF the Cabinet were
present at the meeting to-day, which lasted
until two O'Clock. Most Of the time was con-
sumed I'm reconsidering the recon- mendations
for the government appropriations, ft being
necessary, as stated In The STAR, 10 reduce
the government expenses within the reve-
pues. All the Cabinet omcers were urged to
reduce the expenses Of their respective de-
paytments TO the very lowest figures,
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The storm,


NEw YORK, Nov. A very severe south
essJerly wind aud ram storm set In here last
night, and al TINS hour IN o'clock continues
wlLn La tUSi.t Il Violer Cs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

Min>loW bushnell has filed his voluntary
petition an bankruptcy. His secured debts
amount 10 - jop. with securities worth
about Sll,OOo.
Geo. !. Batchelder. comm issfon merchant
has failed. Liabilities 80 600, assets small.
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CHIC tGO NOTES.
The Freight 0ue-flau

CHICAGO, Nov. . The railroad managers
conclnded their meeting here yesterday,
tuouEh without aCcompl ishing All the buSf-
ness hefore them. The through freights from
New York 20 81. Louis prop r we're so RppOr-
uol eu that chicago VIII receive L. per cent.
and The 81 Louis roads - per cent OF All
tonnage from trunk lines. Tdo question of
the Chicago and Missouri river heights was
not settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

.~The funeral OF the late actor, Edwin
ADAMS, took place in Philadelphia yester-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

THE ARMY APPRO PRIATIoN BILL.-The
bill reported by the committee on appro-
priations for the support OF the army, in the
House, this morning, approprIates in the
aggregate 50, 600, as follows: For the
signal service expenses and four hundred
enlisted men, $4,000; for the pay depart
ment, S1l 600; subsistence department,
S23l3,OOOi Quarterma Ster's department, So
100000. The bill VIII be called up in com
m1ttee or the whole house on Wednesday
EeXt
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kilograms to The Star
SHARP FIGHTING IN TURKEY.

Moving Down Russian Officers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ neld at Is medse Hall. This EyESISG, at
!ocock to take some spIIopriste actisn in ,ion
tendance is requested. It,
TL LOO. F, UNIFORMED PATRIARCHs.
IRs spsT ESnS AT @es9g S b aSa
a Il N.au 's'r W FOWLER. Secretary.
~ THIS I.TO NOrIFY RAE JOURNEY
ssTURnAY, Notember Sd. ri, 81 NM M.
Of Of b., sssGs ISn Hail. 9TH street northwest By
w lar meeting Of Local AS ;eia,i lon sATU sOAY
EVENING, 7:31 O clock, at 11Io Pennsylvania
'''huo im'0!g5ssIm TINES Es'ae'i prNvER. President
ALEX M. KENADAY. Secretary. nov2-2t'
T,k0E The members Q, .ExOELsIOR
MON Jay EVEkisG s,e st6 iestsat st oooeR
II i'sa to a. ST 'Gs s
bers 81 Sister Lodges sle ratt rnsly invited to
nov2 ct B.F. EVANS, X. ofR&s.
nFsCHENCk's PULMONIO SYRUP,
Wy For the Cure Of Consumption
Coughs AMI Colds
The great virtue OF this dicine is tn 1t it ripeus
the after ar throws IL out OF the system purihes
the blood, and thus effects cure.
sCHENCKs sEA-wEvD TONIC,
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia, EHiistsii0H, DC.
The Tome pr 3duoss healthy action Of the stom.
the most obstinate cases of Indigestion.
scBENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
For the Cure Of LtreT Complaint, SC.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce healthy
action Of the liver without tie least da ger, they
are tree frCm caOmel and ct more I'll ;acious III
storing healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are certain cure for Consump-
ton. as the PulmoDic Syrup ripens the matter and
purles the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon IN
liver, create healthy bile, and remove ell diseases
OF the liver, often q cause Of Consumption. The sea
weed Tonic gives tone and strength the stomach,
makes good digestion, and enables the organs TO
iorn good BLOOD; and thus creates healthy circula-
ton of healthy blood The combined action II these
medicines thus explained, will every of
Consumption, ii taken 10 time, and the use of the
medicines persevered in.
DR.. schenck IL professionally at his principal
Office corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philadel phia,
every Monday where all letters for advice must be
a. dressed nov2,f,m w I'm
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NO HUMBUG.-L. RICE viii pay q fair
~ cash price for any kind Of Ladies' Gents Ana
Ch1ldrenl SECONDHAND CLOTHING, BOOTe
eHOE9, %. o93 It'll street, between and q south ,
Joee ~ Dau DroDydy attended DAyl-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

ASST. POSTMASTER GENERAL TYNER
has gone to indianapolis to attend Senator
MortOnss funeral
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~ ROCkBRIDGE ALUM,
Wy KENTUCKY BLUE LICK,
BEDFORD, BETHESDA,
And other natural MINERAL WATERS for sale at
MILBURNS PHARMACY,
sep2s-tr l428 Penn avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

THE SILVER QUESTION. - The British
government intend filling the tanks in India,
built by the ancient princes to assist in irri-
gazing the country, and will pay for the labor
and material in silver, and, in view of the
Increase in the demand for silver In conse-
quence of this undertaking, the New York
chamIer OF commeyce at a meeting yester-
day, unanimously resolved TO ask Congress
to refrain from any legislation for issuing
silver coin as legal money on private &C.
count and in unlimited amounts, but rather
to Issue IL only on government account "a its
fail market value, in moderate and limited
amounts, IN the discretion OF the treasury a :
proper auxiliary OF gold coin for the pur-
poses of commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

BOxN1ON's
FU r N ACE 3
CAST OF WROUGHT IROS-sUIFABLE FOB
COAL Oh WOOD.
The most SUCCESSFUL FURNACES
ecer sold.
ABE POWERFUL HEATERs-GIVE UNI
YEBSAL SATISFACTION.
Report on ADGTis CTUeH al the International
&IhiotfLOFl, Philadelphia, February Y, 1871,
20 RIch0TdSOT, BOLTtOl & o., Mana
lGcsuTeTS, NeaV York.
"lst Simplicity OF arrangement and durability;
superior heating power snd economy Of fuel; con-
forming In its DlOdKs eruaAft 20 natural laws; the
SHAPE Of the furnace conducting % the perfect
conbusfi n of coal.
I'D. The small number Of connections; their posi-.
uOE and manner OF construction rendering them
perfectly gss-dght
sd. The large amount OF direct radiating surface
18th The patent clinkeT clearing CRATE, By which
eshes aud clnk can De removed wIthoa At disturb
Ing the nTe-eAying dust and time, preserving q
bright, clear IRE with little trouble, and requiring
bot little power 70 SHAKE IL.
For sale By
q. q. BALL.
euEz2 nvf-5n WASHING t0ys, ID. q.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
FURs FtRs!l FURsIII
LADIES SEAL SKIN sAroUEs.
30 70 SO inches deep; best 'ndon dressed Skins
MUFFs AND BoAs,
CARRIAGE B0PFS. BEAR. WOLF AND BUF-
FALO SKINS
erNrLhhENss ANS SE hTrE 3APss GAUNrLETs
FuRs ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
B. III. sTINEMETZ, Halter g. Furrier,
1887 Pennsylvania drenHs,
noyI2w Next iOor to corner 18th street.
MRS. MAX wEYL,
No. 7I2 Seventh street northwest.
Netc Store, Netc Goods and Netc Business.
L have now ready for inspection choice line of
M9Srrseds, Toilet rtlGe. Ornaments, Embroidery,
WoI sted and Embroidery work made TO order, ct
The r,@sninS Stock Of Raefs Tey and Sill
rsTraTt viii be sold at greatly reduced prices to
fold Silver Thimbles, IS CENTS Best Rubber Eye
Glasses, IS c. nts. &c &C. oct3l ~
EIRST-CLASS MILLINERY.
of an ENT1BE Ely E s y h hsp CHOICE HMk
Isi fE I ss suPGRloR PLUSH
and VELVET BATS and B0hnEys:
OSTRICH TIPS, FLOWERS aud ORNAMENTS.
MISS MCCORMICK,
oct20 " Sc. Cloud BMitdin0, 90: 9th st. n.,c.
% X - T. r s s
KNIT WOOLEN SKIRT.
i he Iates. oyelty Tor sDIks' WEAR
The Ost desirable, comfortable and stylish Skirt
ever Produced.
(As TINS skirt Is intI oduced only through two or
three lesdr houses il each city, it cannot become
conn on.
Oh ice and 6esi able Qualities Of MERIEO UN.
DERW EAR, for Lsd1es Gentlemeu and Children.
HOSIERY,
rev and beaut full tyles received daily; assortment
large sno qualities and designsthe most desirable.
DOUGLASS,
Ninth and + streets northwest,
octlq- 3m 81. Cloud Building.
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter
nal revenue, s377 ,I3l %; customs, ss95 e54.

TIE FLAGS on all the government build
ings were at half-mast TO day, out of respect
10 the late Senator Morton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-02

A NEW CHAPLAIS WANTED FOR TIL &
HoUsE-Col. Kane. mayor of tltiulore,
yesterday made his first appointment, being
that Of private secretary, which was Je l.
dered 10 Rev. John PUisal, OF the Methodist
Episcopal church south, and was acc copied
by him last evening. Mr.. PoiSal is at pre-
sent chaplain OF the House OF Representa-
tives, which Office he will resign Ia a few
days. Having his residence in Baltimore he
found II rather inconvenient to leave for
Washington every morning and return to
his home in the evening. His resignation
will leave the chaplainship OF the House
vacant.