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silver medal. At $40 O'Clock last night
tne Indians left here on their way to the
west via New York. There they will
stop over for a few days and be shown
around and taken on a trip down the
bay. Secretary Schurz is satisfied
there will be no trouble with these In
dians,
Collector Arthur.
1t can be stated on high authority that
the Administration is so we'll satisfied
with the conduct Of Collector Arthur, of
New York, In cooperating with the j ny
Commission Tor reforms In the Custom J
service at that port, and also with his
general bearing, that 1t has been de-
termined to tender him foreign mis-
sim, one, which it Is believed, he will
accept.
New York Custom -hOuse.
1t has been decided to make all the i'm
portant appointments in the New York
Custom-nouse some time next week.
General Smith.
1t is understood that General Smith,
the present Chief of the Appointment t
Division OF the Treasury, is to be ten
dered an important foreign appointment
at an early day.
repairs to a Revenue Steamer.
The Secretary of the Treasury au;nor-
ICES Collector King at New Orleans to
have the necessary repairs done to the
revenue steamer w. III. Seward On her
arrival al that port.
Collector King
has made an answer to the reuu,st of
Secretary Sherman for more info nation
relative TO the five persons nominated
ior inspectors In the New Orleans Gus
tom-house, and will take final action on
the nominations within few days,
The Extra Session.
The opinion is expressed that the ex.
ira session will be OF short duration.
The business Tor which it is called be.
ing the Army ana Navy deficiencies,
Will doubtless be concluded with little
delay. An etfDrt will be made to incor-
porate with the Army appropriations a
proposition to increase the military es.
tablishment to the maximum number of
forty thousand.
The Annual Message
OF the President and the Executive Re.
ports will not be submitted until the
regu ar session in Dec, m1er.
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Our Boys Defeated.

The rifle contest between the Cham
pion City Guards, of Springfield, O.,
and the Lytle Greys, this morning, neax
Carthage, resulted in defeat OF tae
Greys.
The following Is the total score: Al
lOo yards-Champlons, 222; G~eys, I4l.
At 2oO yards-Champions, $50; Greys,
160.
The score is low, owing to the high
winds that prevailed throughout the
day.
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LYING IN A STRANGE STUPOR.-Ida F.
Vollier, OF WalelVIlie, Me-, aged TWEEN
ty-two, was taken suddenly i'll a week
ago Sunday evening, and suffered great
pain until midnight, when she sank into
a sleepy stupor, in which she, remained
until $3.50 Thursday night. when she
awoke, but still remains unconscious,
not recognizing any one. In all this
except very little from a spoon Sun
day. Four years ago she had simil al
spell, in which she remained forty -one
hours. Spiritualists say that she is a
strong IN 5Gium.
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Board of Foreign Missions.

National Associated Press w the star.
PROVIDENCE, r. 1 Oct. 4.-rhe meet.
ing OF the American Board OF Foreign
NJ Mssions of the Congre sational
Churches was largely attended, fully
Two thousand five hundred persons be
ing present at the session yesterday
evening. The Treasurer reported an in
debtedness OF $4,000, and Ex.Governor
John b. Paige, OF Vermont, who was
present, pressed that the deficit be
made up on The spot, he himself sub
scriDlng So 600. Tue greatest enthusi-
asm was excited and In less than an
hour the entire amount was obtained.
The announcement OF the last $500 was
received with the widest applase.
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Nation al Associated Press to the Star.
PITTsBURG Oct. 4.-The Allegheny
Savings Bank, of Allegheny City, sus-
pended payment yesterday morning.
Assets and liabilities not known YET,
but the Directors hope to pay all de-
DOAiLOrS.
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WASHINGTON.
Special to the Star.

THE NEW REPUBLICAN JOURNAL
WASHINGTON, OCT. 4.-The new Re
publican journal, the National Union
made it's first appearance yesterday
morning. 1t is neatly printed, and gives
promise of being more tficient and re.
spectacle daily than has for years been
published in Washington City. Mr.
john Lynch, who is understood to be its
principal stockholder and the ruling
spirit, was member Of Congress from
Maine some sessions since. He is a gen.
tleman of conceded ability, experienc &C
and high character. He Is honorably
conspicuous by the tact that be was not
then and is now not a follower of Mr..
Blaine. The policy of the new paper
VIII undoubtedly be favorable to MIR.
Hayes Administration. Yesterdays
issue sharply criticises MIR. Conkllng.
and points out the shortcomings of the
National Republican under its recent
management. There are now three
morning Republican dailes published
here, and the question is, which will be
The first to expire3 They will not be a
happy family.
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Colorado Election,

NHIIOnaI AssOcIated Press to the Star.
DENVER. COL, Oct. 4.-The proposed
amendment to the Constitution of this
State, conierring the right OF suffrage
upon women, was defeated In Tuesdays
election by vote in the proportion OF s
to l. Wilbur +. Stone was elected Judge
Of the Supreme Court without oppos.-
tion. In this city the whole Republican
ticket has been elected with the excep-
lion oil one out oil the SIX Aldermen. TIE
Republicans also elected, by majorities
ranging from fifty to two hundred, all
= ne county officers except the Coroner,
whom the Democrats elected by small
majority.
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An Ugly Chnr3R.

National Associated Press to the star.
BALTIMORE, oot 4.-Wm. c. schley, a
prominent lawyer of this city, was ar.
rested to-day on a charge of rape pre-
ierred by Hettie Fitzgerald, an orphan,
twenty years old, living as domestic in
his house. He was held In So, 900 bail,
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National Associated Press to the Star.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Oct. 4.-Jo ohm
W. Young, the third son Of the lale
prophet, Brigham Young, and one of the
auorum'of twelve apostles vthA hove
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Suicide of u Farmer.

Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON e. H., o., Oct. 4.-Doc
Hays. a well-to-do farmer OF our county,
hung himself this morning. Cause un.
known.
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Democratic State Convention

National Associated Press to the Star.
ALBANY, Oct. 4-The Democratic
State Convention reassembled this
morning and admitted the entire Tam
many delegation as chosen. Th, Con-
vention appointed the usual commit
tees and took a recess.
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The Oxford IN. o. Torchlight states
tAat Archie Gordon, a Revolutionary
soldier, who has numerous descendants
liVi in that county, was the father OF
twenty-seven sons by his wife, Caroline
Gordon. seven of whom were born dur
ing tYenty-fOur months.
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81 HOFFMAN has just received new
gifts OF political grace. He now rolls up
ms horrined eyes at tue wickednesS 0f
using money 10 elections. We won !pr
now long since SL was conyerLeuf Da
tnat $20 greenback work his oonyefsioua
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Convent and Church Burned.
National Associated Press to the Star.
DEEBYLINE, VI, Got. 4.-Studder'i
Hotel and the convent and church al
stanstead are burned. Loss, $50 0Oo
partly insured.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HHDERS MANUAL.-A com plete practi
~ cal guido adapted to oil trades using Gid
hx; also SlLVERlNG, aud other valuable
batter. Just out SOC Ofanybook seller.
Il IQUOR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured
IL Nos book Of vital value, also exposes fall
Ecsoas treatment aud nostrums, 75c. JESSE
pANhY & Co. ll9 n assau street, New York
STANDARD SCROLL BOOK. Just out has
y 2oo dcsigns and ideas invaluable 10 ali
PAINTERS, &c just tho thing wanted and must
p seen 10 be Appreciated. Only IL. Examine
amy book store or painters supply store.
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Third Edition

Bki" CINCINNATI, Oct. 4-2:sO P. M.-Mess
pork firm, offerings light and moderately ac
tive. Lard steady and quiet. Meats firm and
scarce. Flour steady and demand fair. Whisky
selling at yesterdays price and demand mod
crate. Corn quiet and steady Wheat, fair de-
mand and steady, with light receipts. Cotton
quiet and unchanged. Rye in light demand.
Barley quiet. Oats, only small local demand.
Gold weak at 102X.
EaS@ ENTHUSIASTICALLY fair and cooler
for the next twenty four hours
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.


A dispatch from st. Pelersburp says a
terrible accident had occurred to a rail.
way c0nVJ y OF seven Wag ms which was
crossing tue River Don. The train cun-
tained a large number of Abschasian
prisoners, VINO were chained together
AMI were being transported TO Siberia
Four hun red Of then were lost,
INCEssANT CANNoNADING.
dispatch from bucharest slys the
heavy cannonade is incessant against
the great Turkish redOubt opDosite
GravitzA. A fourth parallel ma, been
completed, and an assault is Imminent,
GREAT BATTLE NEAR ALEX 4NDROPoL.
A dispatch from Erz -Iou,n SAYS that
great battle open ID ou tuesday near
Alexand OpVl and was proceeding at
Tue latest accounts. The ULtumaus are
claiming the advantage, while the Rus
slams claim to nave carried the KEY to
MukAtar Pasha's position, thus annihl-
lating his batta ion and cutting Utf his
retire Az Oh Kars.
ATTACK IMMINENT.
LONDON, Oct. A s.sInva disna,c,
OF ednesday says the r ,umanians
having pushed their fourth paralleI
close TO the second GriVltza reduubt
an attack Is expec,ed in three days'
Two brigades OF rlflmeu and strong
force Of cavalry were sent west to in.
tercept The fresh columns which it ia
reported have already started for
Orchauc.
CHEVKET PASHA
has been la ely reinforced by the men
from the Shipka Pass army, aud has
forward movem mt. A
decisive fight, with Osman Pushas co.
operation, is expected shortly. Prodic.
ious Quantities OF munitions are going
TO the front.
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Missouri papers report that figs and
Almonds m sture In the open air in the
southwestern portion OF their State,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

D. MACAULHI.. ............''........M manager.
Last nights Of the Eminent Comedian,
JOHN L. RAYMOND,
THIS Thursday EVENING, last nighs but
ono OF Col. Mulberry Sellers.
! FRIDAY, October s, Beneht of Mr.. Ray
'm0nt, In his new play, "Jim Fenton."
y. S9turday-Last "Raymond" Matinee.
! Next MONDAY, Frank Frayne and CombIna-
ti0n In Isl Slocum." october 10, Hess English
tOpera Company.
Reserved Seats at Church's Music Store and
Robinson's Opera
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'THE LATEST
Drowned While Boa,ina.I

National Associated Press to the Star.
BosToN, Oc!. At. r. Cooper, John
2. Hunt and Charles II. Pierce were
drowned while boating.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE.

L. OR SALE = FEATHERS - LaSge 4x-lb
i pillow. 81 each; S6-lb. beds, IS: choice
leatfels, l5o per lb. Feathers renovated. Z.
". MORRISON. 21 W. Sixth street, between
Main and Walnut, up stains. sc22-Im
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Secretary Evarts' Opinion Of the
south.

National Associated Press to the Star
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 4. - Secretary
Evarts' in speaking Of his trip through
ne South with the President, remarked
mat 1t was extremely gratifying to OBJ.
serve the evidences Of genuine good
Will which actuated the Southern pec-
pie. He took occasion he said to con.
verse freely with representative men At
different points along the route, and
iound them unanimous in their disnoaj-
ton TO Cooperate in ali measures To
effect the perfect restoration of har.
mony throughout their section Of the
Union.
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Miners Resume Work,
THE OLD WORLD.
!tlonai Associated Press 70 the Star.

Natlonaf Associated Press 70 the Star.
sULEIMAN PASHA COMMANDER,
LONDON, Oct. A dispatch from
Constaniinople says Mehemet Ali has
been recalled, and suleiman Pusha ap-
pointed to the command of the army of
the Danube.
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The Visiting Indians

spent the greater portion OF the day in
IRVING around the city to see the yari-
Gus public buildings. Yesterday moru-
,ng secretary Sohurz and Commissioner
Hoyt held a snort uni secret pow-wow
Win them at their hotel, alter which the
ISeorekarY presented to each. Indian a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-23
Eau Schools.

A LBANY LAW SCHOOL-UNlON UNlNER-
SITY-Thc Of instruction commences on ihe hist
TUESDAY TIN day september Apply for Information 10
ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany, y. y.
ANNUAL SESSION Q9th) of the LAW
- SCuOOI Il the UNIVERSITY Of the CITY OF NEW
YORK begins october next and ends
June H. 1873 p1ien well oral examination - te
quircd degree Lectures from TO D. No. i0I me con
yenierco IL Offices. For circular examination
papcr Of 1871 eu apply to ". r. MAkTIN secretary Of
Council l4l rcad19y D. r. JAQUES, Professor and rec
rotary Of Faculty. 29i Broadway
COIUMBIA COLLEGE LAW CH00L.-The
u twentieth annual term this Institution commences at
No Great Jones wednesday October 3 and
continues until MAY 1878 The OF Instruction en-
braces For catalogues etc aaTss at No Great
Jones 81. THEODORE ". DWIGHT, Professor.
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Auttion 6aIe5 OF Reai estate.
Giip properln 90 Get.

A HANDSOME aud FINELY FURNiSlIED
N II AT Of EveFE thing cOnglete ul house
keeping: nciehbOrhoOl excellent H. BEENN, 80 ftiafe
TIyO Observation-Disclosures Sent. cheapest
Plat Ia New York r0onIs bathroom, e. ~ con
veneuce. Inquire Of JANlfoR 165 East i4ihst 81 NAB
ITO i.ET-No. 534 L. S2d-st., u small brick
Il DWELLING HOUSE; All modern Improvements Ap-
ply 552 p. szdst, OF 81 p. 7S,h st.
'lNO LET.-Fint 81 location on 5th-ay., between
57th ana sstssts east sldei can .ook into Fark rom
Window: Possession given when WGnicUi REM wv
INQUIRE of = h. TATE, ~ MAIDEN Lane.
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A POLITICAL MANUAL

"A
wiu be Of daily in every political club readngroom
and headquarters during the next ninety days. covering the
Fail campaign.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC and POLITICAL
REGISTER for 1877
is the only work published which completely ella the h
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1876 the PROCEEDINGS and VOTES Of CONGRESS and
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60 Dhom II alan Concern

A MIDDLE-AGED, motherly woman, nesh-
"A ing IN "a iaTrnhousc wuad take charge 81 seyea cln.
from To II OF ags, permanently; sein,1 s
and all tle comforts Of home Ala ueAtu s ~
through September. Terms moderate Address Mi' ~
81. JOHN. Middl.i0sn Orange Co, y. y.
BOARD WANTED. and nursing during coa-
I'D lnement. by respectable woman ia qutf iefils
country preferred Address, stating particulars Ane pSe'
NJ. B.. y. y. Tnbaue.
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For Both 9exes-City.
MISS COMSTOCK. .-n.-,
fR Mo- 81 aud 81 iGh-si facing RESERVOIR F9rk.
Baari "a lmtc 10 siXt ulsiifni Ffr1n h s,,s.n ~,
f..eierg- Euel-h and kiulfWfrieA ~ thaItp 81
Mis-. IEONOW lsfS assisted Iy bgr1Han rI'i' natr ~
TrocoeI-privae clas. fDr hos -t4ss', "irah coy Oh "r
21tH and 2Sih scntr uberIhe y ifr WoIA ~
cases viii begn October Iuuctnil attance feites,u'
CT. JOHN SCHOOL. ,.,.,,,,o
, B0ARDiNa AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES ASD sIllLpH-N.
Noe ~ aud = Ncst 3Hl 81
Rev. THEcDORE iRNISa. LII D. Rector
sFPARATF DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOYS
Aufuuu Term hegius WEDNESDAY. sept 20.
added gdiOuin2 huioing 70 ~ jehn e. hct
facihes iAc several Department. 81 ~. ic st, &c 5
and q arge SAMMY fur klN uri; az - ~ ",
which urfer the care experienced teacher wiz open
October ].
V7HE MISSES GRAHAM, successors to TIE
MISSES Greene reopen their school TOR AounS lals
children ~ No 5thavc FIRST Ecuae nun "ssliie''A
square. wednesday, the 10Th OF september
For Boys and Young Men Country.
4 HOMELlKE Boarding School for loung
~ Bows T. KINDS. A NJ Hampstead /. !. SzuV 70 t-oO
A ALEXANDER INSTITUTE-MilItary board
Ainr.schoo. White Pnns, NY Principal o. H. "iiiSrn D
A NDALUSIA HALL. Pa, near Philadelphia
N Home schociior boys; thorough Instruction: terms no
A MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL,
~ PORT CHESTER, n. y.
o. WINTHROP STARR, 4. ~, Principal
Limited % boys House has all nodern
steam heat ~ every room baiiu"ha "' biV""'
comprise acres instruction thorough
A MEMBER OF THE FIRM OF ALDNhO
~ FTACK & BRO. Cilycrsck ~. " COLLEGE and iud.
son River destitute il wle 90 c DeyoHslire Hotel 02
uosite Grand CoHtrai Depot, from 10 " M nahy,
where win De pleased 10 see parties desiring to&rr"hge 70
emf school.
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4 DAMS ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass

HON CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. IL D.,
Chairman ci The Board Of Managers.
WIiIfAN r. DIMMOCK. Master
THE school issegned 20 gave tho best aui most th0roneh
preparation college The past year there nave been ten
teachers ability experience and one hundred and
ffty pupils. , -.--.,.
Th6e preparatory classin English studies and French
| for L0vs from len 10 fourteen years on age
Academy boarding ouse IL under the cntlre cage OF
teachers and boys receive careful supervision
and attention.
FoI ca ial.alos ard cranars. address the master.
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NOTICE

~ -, -., 80, an
Parties having claims cooi~ destroyed by ROO 20 ~
the premises Oft PenHasy vania Railroad CO.." iiif
Cifyof Pittsburgh Allegheny COnnty Pcnrsylf-ni OLE m
and - 1877. hereby notified thai Y tleir ca t- wy 20
our according the following crectons ana Nin-ils
The under sgned they VIII hs examined apd 't lh'os
and presented by oouns-s the prUper &Uth.Tites -
county without expcrse Lhe claimant The aid caA ~
Responsible the % said goods for sleh ~ &
D. insli;ute s't a<sis ts ga
will lee prosecuted BY counsel without nnake
II the proper OF attorney iof Vas'
form OF which VII. be furnished
blRfCTiON& ,,,A.-,
and riScc ~ rcfi-cnce olthe oSi'',
the owner tr1n full names o. the Incif duas eo'
H.
s1aond-The b1l % la,ing. 49,. -, ,.t,,.,,
faird-Copy nvolcs verified By andavli ~ .',S~i
that II l. true c0pl thai the SoSis -, -
Herein were dniiv r,a .hc rompanN which .shei . r
AiuR and that pura1ss price ot Tire goas htno~
wa HE true price paid agreed 20 Dc aa HcIrIo ma
FoIrfL-An of cOnsignoo that ne never ie0o'' -
goods any pan Q; them
Iron the above e,seEee being furnished OF The
he Fued supplgsa en II by Obtaining an aaas
hs clerk OF osnpgIV Issuing the ihii OF iadI
80 dat. soi p,,yobe which the goods were
md an anidayit az ccrx OF the reansy IN
am, .ixax the srTiys 81 saeh In the company
P,.hr si The destruction Of said goods and the a"'
""eis"' ~" h n KINGSTON,
General Freight Agent.
Pspasylysaa n "
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A BOARDING SCHOOL for. YOUNG MEN

SIfOETIIDGLS ACADEMY. hcaia, feun,
Twelve niles lyr-.l frOm 3lst and Chestnut-s's PMS
PGyart TavlOr slys: O. ! take great pleasure I'D
ing parents the Acsdemy OF Nh Nitiin $40.
Judge Geo. NJ. Wan HOeseu 81 cw-Gnrk says shof|
hedges N eda academy affords The best nsti uction'
Charles q. Lei nj &" Hams Brennan , Hiys' al II an III
sitgtIou liked by pupils ell as parents . 49,. IL,
Col Richard J. Hinton says: Parents q" u h Io , Gn
school bat omCke, cheerful cht p!@lhcu', 49,
rational ideas Gi training combine To make that Nio' son
mental moral niy'ics atmosphere "hlch s 20 heoo9
the growth Of hfalthy won't 49, a.. ,-.t,.,
The i:cv says; your ettcnuoh 70 "a" uo'
n your oon must school the serious ana In
telligcnt choice parents and guaiuiius: ,.- ct.
Hon Thomas Cooper, President OF Pennsyvhnia Schato
saws regard ~ the h4'st Ia The state anG one
n every sucd % ut boy i1r any co&e Inc IlHVii
and lis ass stants arc wcllknOWn educators 100
COURSES study for business Profession or Cocee so"
school wear boarding washing schooling OcJEs &c
PAYABLE quarterly No extra chafces students achte ~
any time Special individual ard class instructi0h Tor
sGyanc.d and backward pupils Ten Instructors Two grad
mates OF Yale College For picture Of building AMI circular
address SWITTfIN G.. SHOKrIIDGE, Harvard University,
A. H. Media Mea has seven churches ana temper
aIC
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5usiruciiou.

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