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~ CONSUMPTION CAN PE CURED
Wy CHENCk'S PULMONTC SYRCP.
SCHENCk S SEA WEED TONTr,
SCHENCK S MANDRAKE PILLS,
- Are u 2 only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop a cough will
liver. stop he circulation Of the blood henorrhas
follows and fact they clog the ac:i, Of the very
organs that Caused the cJugh.
Liver Complaint end by spep sa are the CAUSES Of
twO-thirds II the cases of Consumption. Many per
soDs mplein OF Iu!l pa q IN tse side con,ti pa.
uon coated tor gue, pain in the shoulder blanc feel
iDgs of drowr mess - rest the food ina
heavily on the s'omach, sccomp anied with scidity
And btching up Of wind
There symp toms usually originate from q disor-
dered col dition Of the stom ach torpid liver.
Persons Hff, cted IL they take one or two heavy
colds and If the cough in these cases be suddenly
checked, will fnG the stomach and liver clogged re-
naming TORPID u d Inactive. and almost before they
are are the lungs are mass of sures, and ulcer
at d, the result If which Is death.
6chent ks PumOnIc Syrup Is an eXpectorant
which does not contain opium anything Gale a.
lated to check Q ugh suddenly.
Schenck D Sec Weed Tonic dis olives the food,
mixes with the gastric juices Of the stomach, aids
dig stion. and Creates u ravenous appetite.
When the bowels costive, skin sailow, the
symptoms otherwise Of bilious tendency Schenck b
Mandrake Pills are req uired.
These medicines are prepared only BY
J. b. ECH CNCK SON.
N. Il. Corner Sixth and Arch sts., PhDa.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
I'm
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l. OCAL NEWS.
District Government Anstrs

The District Commissioners 70 dav mar
ooneo John Mclean, inmate Of the work.
house, committed for vagrancy and directed
that he be sent 10 he home IN a neighhortpe
city.
II District Commissioners have or,.r-,,
Ire relention OF Isaac Laudic. John ~ GOV
and Robert 4. Pstgeti. sssis' auf aSsessors-
and OF James A. Gftfii n, CLERK spl Al r.
Martin, assistant assessor for tue s,o,nfv 80
Washington, during the month OF Novena-
per IN order TO have the work completed in
ReferriSg 20 the request OF Mr.. L. :. EN-
cry, Of The board OF trustees Cor the poar OF
the county of NaShin gton, 'sfhst part of the
poor iund be sei apart Tor use la TIE coanty
slos efs reply mat the poor fund has been
anticipated for several months 10 come, and
tbat There VIII be no money for charitable
purposes Al the control OF Ile Commission
ers.
Mr.. NJ. Ashford aud Others. Ia a communt-
cstion 20 the bls,rlct Commissioners, state
that "the purchaser NJ a tax sale be ,ore re-.
ceiving his deed from the CommissiOners a
required TO surrender his certificate OF pur
chase. These SURRENDERED cectIncates have
accumulated I'm the hands OF the late sttor-
ney Tor the District, and no record has been
kept thereof, rendering 10 well ntgh tmpoS-
sib e 20 aSce rtain whether the purch aser Al a
AK sale hss received his deel. Tney respect
ully ask that the district attorney De re-
Quested 20 forward 10 the collector OF taxes
these ceIuncaies' aud such a. may hereafter
De suTret De red. IN order that the names OF
he persons 10 whom the dcsis have been
issued. and the dates thereof NAV Dc en-
tered IN his record OF tax sales. a. has here
tofore been the custom." The district Com
misSioners have directed the attorney %
comply with The request
Mr.. A. i RIDDLE has been appointed as
clerk and messenger 10 the attorney OF the
District of Columbia.
Chief Engineer BoNie recommends the
purchase OF a sewer pump Tor the use OF his
department, and believes that 90 viii be n
great saving IN the cost Of repairs.
Mr. IL. Bailey. overseer OF street lamps,
has submitted a list OF the street corners
where lamps have been erected the past sea-
son, and street Signs required. Thenc are
over 500 street signs required 10 make the
system uniform.
Messrs. a. Ross Ray, John r. Seitz and j.
q. Waters, flour Inspectors, have addressed
n communication To the District Commits
stoneTs, stating that the standards for nour
were fixed, and the inspectors duly not fiet
immed lately after the appointment of J. u.
waters as commissioner, 10 MI the vacancy
about the let Ct October, that Ia order 10
have The Inspection of Hour more uniform in
grade they suggest the appointment OF one
competent head inspector, with the assist
ance of deputy for Georgetown.
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BALTIMORE, October 3I.-Virginia skies. de-
ferred, ga; do. consolidated. co..; DO. second
series, AR, North Carolina skies, old, To- do.
new bsd to-day. Sugar steady, 10.
BALIlMORe, DC ober 3l.-COtton Cull-mid
obIg, lOaalOM. Flour qu:et-wcsSerp, 3 Z -
LOO; tity Mills, Bio brands. Ooas 25; Other
gra5es unchanged. W neat s9utilsrn steady, west
eTn dull and iOwer-southern red, good 10 prime.
.30al -; do. amber, 4 sal 80; western steam.
or, %: do. No winter red spot aud November.
] S65f; December, 40; do No 3 winter red. spot
1.3O. Corn, southern quiet aud heavy, western
dull and lOwer-sUUthern white, O0.6l; do yellow,
81 western mixed, spot ia61 4; November, q =
December, oid or new, b0s6I "a: steamer, 81. Oaf-
fairly actiV6-southern, 32s36; western white 33a
3if; do. mixed, 3la32. Rye quiet. 6aa66 Usy
dul-maryland and Penn ylvania prime, 4 Goa
10 90. Provisions quiet a steady Pork. IA 7 ;
al 800. Bulk meals, loose-shOulders, 6a,: clett
rib sides, =; packed, 5%ash Racon-shsnIde ;,
~ clear 7, b sides, 9ha9A. Hams, I3aI4. Lard
dull and unt hanged coffee dull and buyers and
SSeintso lour, 1900 wheat, Al 900; corn,
81 'oG0 oats, 200; ye, 300 shipments-Wheat,
NEW fosk, October 31;-stocks feverish
Money 8 Gold, I 02X. Exchange, long, AL
short, s91- Governments firm r.
NAV YORK, October 81 Flour dali and heavy
Wheat haie better. Corn firm
LONDON, October 81, m.-COnsols 90 SIG
Tor money, aud go = for the account a. :. bonds,
four ard halls. 105I; 1875, I0sAs; new fiVes.
l0tA Erie pa Illinois Central s3h Penn
sylNania Central, 29A4. Beading Railroad, I5k
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NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Tbe annual sessio n
OF the Z. T.. church congress was resumed
to-day and was well attended, Bishop
Clarke, of Rhode Island, presiding. The
programme for this morning was the topic
1.-The spiritual Forces in Civilization"
Rev. +. {. Ever, ID. d., New York, consid-
cred the spiritual forces as synonymous with
Christianity, and dwelt on the civilizing
effect of the latter, tracing Its effects
along pagan ages. Rev. Francis A.
Henry, OF Stamford, Conn, descanted
on forces which have reared and which
hold together the fabrics OF society.
He gave lengthy definition OF his ideas of
historic providence and fundamental princi-
pies which governed IL. A paper on the topic
was reed by Rev. Percy Brown, of Boston
He declared that absolute unity OF human l.
t. had strengthened mans power of thou ght,
and that spiritual force was a most powerful
moter in fixing the conviction Of man ia
dealing with divine revelations. Positive
ism breaches gospel T. aching persons 10
bel eve only il things that are seen, and that
things unseen were not worth considering
He claimed the intellectual progress OF to-
day rs revelation Of Gods spirit working
through humanity and evidence OF his spirit
in man. The highest duty OF the church was
10 search for intellectual force in humanity
ard claim for IL divine origin, and cease n
attempt recoDciling theories of SCIENTISTS aud
philosophers with divine revelation.
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Change OF Prosecusing Attorney at
the Police Court

With TO days Police Court proceedings
closed the labors OF Prosecuting Attorney
Miller, who leaves 10 take the position of
assistant 10 Mr.. y. q. Riddle, recently ap-
pointed TO succeed Gen. Wm. Birney as at
torney for the District. At the close of the
days session Mr.. Miller briefly addressed
the court, expressing his high appreciation
for Kindness and courtesy shown d I'm by the
Judge and all ofiic ais connected with the
court The past year. There had been over
$500 United States cases prosecuted before
this court during his term OF Office. and be
had never seen the least cause 10 doubt the
conscientious desire OF The court 10 do exact
Justice In every case. He also compllmented
the efficiency OF the court and the police. He
promised to use his utmost endeavors 20 SCI
cure suitable place for the court To hold It's
sessions.
The court replied TO the remarks OF the re-
firing prosecutor, Mr.. NJ Her, &C xnowle lying
The value OF his services and welcoming his
successor, and addCj: "ln his transfer 20 the
District side OF the court. which II not the
least important department OF this court, 4
must asK him TO SEE that a competent prose-
cutor, when furnished, shall be continued i'm
his place until he has become familiar with
the singularly various ana complicated mu-
nicipal ordinances OF the District This is
for the interest of the satisfactory admluis-
tration OF law and for the interest OF the Dis
trict treasury. i can only say 10 your sue
cessor, that shall feel 10 a pleasure TO render
his accession To ms new position as agreea-
bic as IL is possible for an onerous place to
be-
Mr.. Randolph Coyle, the new prosecuting
king the outgoing attorney for his readi-
ness 10 give him an insight lato the duties
assigned him, and The Kind words or the
cOuft.
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APOLLINARIS
NATURAL
NJ / n L II l. w A T E R.
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.
HIGHLY EFFER YEScENT.

DR. LEwIs A. sAYRE. "a delightful beverage"
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. -" Far superior to
Vichy, seltzer, or any other"
Oh; ALrRkp l.. LOOMS. Most grateful and
DR. Il. OGDEN D0BEMUS. Absolutely pure
aud wholesome; superior to all for daily USE tree
from all the objections urged against Croton and
artidcially aersted waters"
PROF. WAhKLYN, LONDON. ENG. "Impreg-
mated only with Its own gss.n
DIR. Il II. PEASLEE. "Usefh and verg agree
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DR. FIN. OTIS "Hsalth.
full, and well suited for Dyspepsia and CASES OF
DIR. JAMES u. WOOD. "Mitsly antactd: agrees
well with dyspeptics, and where there is q equity
DR.: TORDYCE BARKER. aBy far the most
agreeable, alone or mixed With wine. useful in
Catarrbs Of Stomach Bladder and in Gout."
DB. J. MARION SIMS. Not only luxury, bot
snecessify."
To be he'd OF all Wine Mercha nts, 0rocers, Drug.
gists and Mineral Water Dealers throughout ths
United States, aus1Rmwfye owJy
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THE RAILROAD WAR IN VERMoNr-The
war in Vermont arising out of dispute be 4.
tw cen the Passumpslc and Southeastern
tendent Of the former road has been tearing
up the track OF the Southeastern Iuai al two
points, interfering with the running of
trains, in retaliation for similar act per-
petrated by Colone Foster on the Pass amp.
40 rpa6
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RLvoLr OF CoNvICrs.-A humber of cor
vlcts In the penltentiary at Carson. Nevada,
on Monday made a desperate attempt 10
escape. They seized Deputy Warden Ma
thewson and rushed to the gate, holding their
prisoner SO as TO deter the gnard from fr.ns.
Mathewson gave the order TO fire three times
before they obeyed. Two OF the convic;s
were severely wounded, as was also Mathew
son, but the convicts surrendered AMI none
RSc9ped.
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INDIANS CAPTURE CANADIAN Off
GAL. = Information has been received al
Quebec from the Labrador coast stating tha {
MI. Francis O'Brien, district magistrate OF
Chicoatimi, who has been dispatched by the
local government TO Labrador to a1judicate
IN certain cases, tried and sentenced an
Indian for some misdemeanor, which so dis
pleased the Indians that they seized the
magistrate and carried him Of TO the woods,
where he is still a prisoner
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LOWELL, MASS, Oct. 3l.-This morning in
Centralville, Joseph Whitley, an aged man,
was assaulted with a hammer by his wife,
his head being badly battered. The woman
Then cut her throat with razor. There IL a
possibility of the recovery of both.
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81 Since the Crimesn war England has re-
duced her national debt from tsoo,ooo,0o0 "a
f112, 900 900.
GIThe largest Touring mill OF Aaron Yo-
com al Reading, Pa, was destroyed oy nre
last evening.
n0Scandinavia and Switzerland have be-
come the principal Mormon recruiting
grounds.
s%smuggler and Great Eastern win trot
at the Cleveland (0hio) Club track Friday
for n purse Of 5000.
sVE. Halbrook, IT., tobacco manufacturer
Louisville, KY, made an assignment yes
terday. His liabilities are S63, 600.
~The Panama electoral commission has
declared Gen. Csrreoso duly elected presi-
dent OF that state.
s0The Memphis Crenn.) cotton exchange
bias authorized the mayor OF Fernandina,
Fla, 20 draw for $500 70 relieve the sick OF
that city.
s%A large meeting Of ex-confederase SOL
diers was held IN Memphis, Tenn, last
night, 20 take action In regard 20 The deaxh
ofGen. Forrest Gen. q. j. Pillow presided-
The mayor OF New Orleans yesterday
remltted 20 the mayor Of Fernandina, PA.
sl I;oe Tor The reiiefof the yellow fever suf.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-The Young
Mems Building Association was Organized
last night with the following ficers: Board
of direciors-M. r. Thompson. Cpresidenf):
U. L. Dom, vice presidentD; r.. II arbeugh,
(secretaryl; %. Il. Thompson. treasurer. A.
Archer. w. A. Thompson, j. N. BirkRead
Finance colDtBittee-H. Middleton, w. f.
Thompson, W. Church.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been ISSUED 10
Dennis Carroll and Alice Morgan; James r
Crump and Anne +. Dells; joan slower aud
Martha Grover; VIM. Cain, OF III AFFORD coua-
~, Nd, and Catharine Lyons, OF Boston.
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Edwin ADAMS FUNERAL.-The Actors,
order OF Friendship OF Philadelphia yester-
Gay passed appropriate resolutions on the
death OF Edwin Adams. The funeral SER
vices VIII take place at one O'Clock THURS
Gay afternoon at ST. James, church, Phila-
The remains will be inferred al Mount
Moriah Ia lot belonging TO the Actors Or
Ger. The following gentlemen have been
selected as pail bearers: T.. A. Sothern, Geo:
w. Gle, Thos. A. Beckett, Stuart Robson.
j. Ii. Roberts and r. r. Mackey.
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Seryia.s Attitusse.
BIG TILE IN AFRICA.
$4,000 Killed and Wounded

LONDON, Oct. 3l.-The Times Paris dis
patch rerortir G the battle recently fought
between the King of Abyssina and Meulek.
states that The latter lost . 900 men In killed
Snd wounded
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MISS KELLOGG ROBBED IN MONTREAL.
In Montreal, has been robbed Of $50 worth al
jewelry and silk dresses. Miss Lulu Jordan
10 sufferer TO the same extent The articles
were taken nom the theatre,
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GEORGE RIGNoLD's JEwELRY Re COW
ERED-The trunk which James Barry, the
Palmer House robber, had in his possession
when the Chicago detectives captured him
last week, contained among other things
about 81 600 worth OF jewels which were re-
Gently stolen from George Rlgnold, the New
York actor. The woman who was Barryis
sccomplice cannot be found.
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The Missing stage Coach

SAN ASTrNIO, TEXAS, Oct. 30.-Tne miss
ing stage between Stockton and Concho has
been found, near Flat Rock, fifteen miles
from The Pecos river. The mules had been
stolen and the driver murdered. The mail
lad not been disturbed, except that the regis
tered letters were missing. The opinion is
'ow that The outrage was committed by
white men.
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THE FRENCH CRISIS.
DIN Tho NAR0A nG lHx-an ~ a. |.

PARIS, Oct. 3l.-The RspabliqHe Fran
cdise in an editorial describes the present
crisis as very grave, and says: 1T must be
terminated or We shall be drawn into tina
most terrible OF catastrophes OF civil war"
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED. - VIM.
Wieners, who was convicted In ST. Louis
few days ago of the murder OF A. ". Law
renee In the saloon OF the Theater ComiQue,
OF that city, on the 10Th of January last, was
sentenced yesterday TO be hanged Friday,
DeceYpber
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hHE rEsIyst n B L., x; II m.S
notice. fn'l O q MEiDOR
NJ GAR ICK GLIB, 4e3-4 0J PENNsrL,
Wy WANNA AyEsUE.-ih he meeting aun9uns'd
nsys,t" compete the slterAtl ors and improvement IS
T. HARLY DoNTHUE. President:
vs. The sECoyp ANNuAL MEETING OF
~ Ts6 sE,0ND Gn-oPERAIivs BULL.
daylEvtNiNG, October 81 lS7, at P romsc Hal,
I'm nn a., nsysDd syenus
qnes,eu T. be esent the election of officers for
year VIZ Gt ssfs RsS %HlrE, President
o. 7. THOMPSON, Actiue Secretary. 1t
nP BALTIMORE ANo POrnM. RAIL-
Ts T~ as % vii hsr ssaln on Ct
ti1p f9 Ia T-huIg and points n'rth on afte7
oc'SO, n ED. 8. YOUNG, Agent
Wy MEDICAt tss0OIATlON 81 ihe = .tric
Street on THUasDHY 1T prHxffno at
m by order of he pIesideas
TT sowERs y b, seersisry - . ce =
rs To THE PUBLIC II herebY return my
W heartfelt thanks T. Mr.; John KaiSaK
pennsJ lva6ia, for the prom pit payment of 900
on the policy granted TO my lsie husband, CARL N.
tnd VINO died on the I5'6 Of xnsust last, and take
eTss ss'uFe in IND "yS9siatiHn
tS'Ho'0t OhhoLiNH " hp
FIs NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION ON
fs of GfRnaNi aMEBltHNi n BUin Din n Ss
- Si c VI dT T
at . o'clock, At Witthsft's Han, corner Sd anu
stree syutbesst. Person, Cesrins stock are re-
VIM wITrHAFT, President.
II. FIERBCCHEN, Secretary. oct3J3t
~ THE SEVENTH MONTHLY MEETING
w of the MUTUAL BuILDIHa ASSOCIA.
TION " i'll BE- held at st Domnic's Hall 9Th and T
Der 1st: al ocl ok. Books for subscriptions to
stCck will be clos q a. this me, ting.
sAMLE Ell II WIM5ATT, President,
J. j. DERM0Df, Secretary. Oci293t
~ METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK OF THE
IISTRICr or COLUMBIA.
The Annual Election If Nine Trustees Of the
rop lie sayp Bank of the District Of Columbia
will be held at the Ban the of 7th street
and 1elisana avenue, In Washing. city. ID O..
on MONDAY, Nov, mber 3, 1877, between the hours
Of IL o'clock m: ard m.
ton. Of the Bank tor the third ear will be read at
A fu / sttep dance is requested
SAMUEL MOMENT, President;
hICHOLAS ACKEk, Vice President;
GEO THOM PSON, eecTe airy;
JAMES L. BARBOUR,
VIII CLAGETT,
JAMES 8. EDWARrs,
oc;sswtd HENkY IIcKsoE, trustees
~ BOCKBRIDGE ALUM,
Wy KENTUCKY BLUE LICK,
BEDFORD, BETHESDA,
And other natural MINERAL WATERS for sale at
MILBURN's PHARMACY,
Nd
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Abortion.


BOSTON, Oct. 31.-J. u. Bovey, of Somer
willie, Mass, has been arrested on a charge OF
murder in causing the death OF Sarah A
Hinckley, last July, in case OF abortion.
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COUNTERPART FIvE-DoLLAR BILLS on
Pennsylvania banks are in circulation In
New York. The counterfeiter, John Thomas,
has been arrested. Thomas is a notorious
burglar, Aid il is supposed belongs TO a gang
of counterieiters operating outside OF New
York CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-31

A CASE OF INTERNATIONALLY Jacob Lamb,
of Nashville, Ohio, bitten last May by dog
shows ali symptoms OF hydrophobis- growl-
~ &, swapping, biting at himself and others
The sight OF water throws him into convul-
stons, and his death is but a question OF
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ATTHE EPISCOPAL CHURCH CoNGR EsS,
in New York yesterday, several papers were
read uron church architecture. Oae by the
late Rev. DIR. w. A. McVIckers was read. 1t
termed The present time the age OF infidelity,
and the popular mind favored carved and
gilded affairs and picturesque and decorat sd
churches. This state OF things was deploret,
as 1t would be better to Il x the mind on the
glory OF God and not on the gorgeolsness of
the altar. Solid structures were advocated
with porch, nave and chancel, and should
front east and west.
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DIVORCED BECAUSE HIS WIFE DESERT
Ed HIM AFTER one DAYS TRIAL OF
MARRIED LIFE.-To-day, Judge Olin, In the
Equity Court, made a decree in the case OF
VIM. =. O'Neal agt. Sarah A O'NeaI grant,
ing divorce. The parties were married by
the Rev. w. NJ. lngersoll, I'm this city, on
following she deserted aud abandoned him.
Messrs. Yznaga and Wright appeared for
complainant and j. A. CLARKE took the testi-
moDy.
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THE MISSING STEAMER HrARD FROM
The steamship Devonia, which arrived a;
Neville yesterday, reports that she spoke the
steamship Bolivia. from Glasgow for New
York, on the 2ith instant, repairing her
broken shan. She would complete IL on fhe
York on or about Thursday, November lst.
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Ten RrOPek
The Markets

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 Ten Brock arrives
al Jerome Park race course yesterday.
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kilograms to The Star
FRANCE IN DANGER.
Threatened Civil War.
RUSSIAN SUCCESSES.
CONSERVATION of the Turks.
THE SrRIGGLEINr HEEasT.
Rom hH Islme MT Of Il "A r. &c ,lIl nm O Al f,sI


LONDON, Oct. 3l--The ST. Petersburg Go
los has special dispatch from Kurukisra
dated yesterday, containing the following
Negotiations with the Ksrs garrison have
been broken off and the bonn ba ~ ment has
RECOMMENDED The district OF ksggSman
has teen placed under Rus sian administra
ton. The corps of Generals Heymann aud
Tergukassoi have effected a junction and are
lear HsSsan Eolih.
lNofe.-1he TeiegT0phs Erzeroum special,
teleCraphed This ruoruil <, states that Mukh-
tai and Ismail Pasha's corps have retired TO
strong position near Hassan kolih
(Onsterns lion I'm ConstantiuopIe
1he Russian successes in the rear OF Pleyna
are evidently producing CONSERVATION In
ConStantinople. a special dispatch from
Pera dated yesterday, 10 the MoncheNer Guar
0idn, says: at was reported there that DC
chanie had been captured, wstl Chefket Pa
sha and several thousand troops. IL This
were SO We should PROBABLY have had the
hTst report of ii from the Russian head
quarters
Servia's Attitude.
CONSTANTINoPLE,O Oct. SIN. Christies
The StrY AN agent here, has communicated a
dispatch 10 the Porte, saying that Servia's
attitude does cot justify the Porte's cCm-
plants that Servias military measures are
designed solely TO protect her frontier, aud
that Servia hopes for the maintenance of
good relations with Turkey.
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TIE FUNFRAL or NICHOLAS ACKER
took place this afternoon, aud ws.s stteaded
by large cuhcOursr o. bis relatives, per
S,nal friends, and prominent citizens of the
dents, who assembled at Trinity Up. Ed
Church. The Masonic fraternity was fully
represented. Services at the church were
very impressive, the rector, Rev. DIR. Addi-
son, officiating. The interment was at Oak
Hill cemetery. The pail bearers were z. e.
Davis, n. ID. Larner, j. +. Wollard, Adolf
Cluss, Z. Ii. Hooe, Henry Poikinhorn, Ed .
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CHARGES OF FORGERY AND Perjury
Rooeu d; isbell, late pension agent AT New
Orleans, VIM. Terrell, VIM. L Rapdall and
John ID. Harris were arrested yesterday,
charged with forgery, perjury, and suborna-
Ton OF perjury In the matter of IsbeIl's bond
as pension agent, and in default of bail were
sent 10 prison.