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SPORTS OF THE TURF.-The winners at Je-
rome Park On. W races yesterday were ID IN
X, mile and a quarter, in 2:l334. beating Bon
Ali, mile and three. Qua quarters, in S:iS, beatins b
LOulanier, Bertha and three others; Oriole.
three miles, In 5:52l4, beating easily, by ten
lengths, Susquehanna, who was like distance
strung out for quarter of mile. The stee.
pie chase was won BY Deadhead by length.
Problem second and Walter third. Lizzie ID.
fell. D
The winners at the Nashville (Tenn. races
were: Spendthrift, three quarters, in / :i6I .
Jim Bell, two mile heats In 3:43. 3:4sZ. Hi
Dillon, mile heats, in :i6, l:52. "a DH'
The winners at the Lexington fKv., trot-
ting races were Steinway and ORANGE Girl.
Best time by the latter, In 2:23L,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

YELLOW FEVER NOTES.-The Memphis
board of health report q deaths from yellow
ieVer during the "a hours ending at six o'clock
last night. Twelve additional deaths reported
Dy undertakers, having occurred in the
twenty, four hours Four deaths from yellow
lever, including a male nurse from Ports.
mouth, Va, Charles Keisle; twenty new cases.
that has died. Frank Goodbee was shot
through the heart and instantly killed by Geo
Nnev1ltOn, at Mandeville, La, In an alterca-
prlety OF calling on the Howard Association
ior .o ald AT Baton Rouge, La, new cases 47 !;
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.AsSAssINATED BY NEGRO THIEvEs.-A spe-
clal dispatch to the Baltimore american from
Martinsburg, West Va, dated last night, gives
an account Of the assassination of Christian
LantZ, private watchman of the Baltimore
OF Michael Riordan, fellow office. of the fl rSl
named. by two nesrO desperadOes, who were
plunderlng freight cars. The officers ap-
them, wheeled and at once opened fire on the
Watchmen. The latter continued to advance.
until Lantz was disabled by shot in his side
right leg below the knee. The desperadOes
alter firing four shots ran Off and effected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

ANOTHER Rio GRANDE RAID.-A telegram
dians and Mexicans are raiding near Fort NC
Cayett. Yesterday they murdered three girls
and boy near JohnS0n's Fork of the Guada-
horses, and are heading for the Rio Grande
near Devils river. Gen. Ord left day before
yesterday for the Rio Grand9, probably to in
raid has been given Gen. Mckenzie and the
district commander. The chances are that the
raiders Will be 0vertaken before they reach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

ArFrank Pike diyed tnto the Rover r;var
Wis, stuck his hands into the mud al the bot.
TOM, ana came up with long-lOst diamond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

A5-Sir John A Macdonald win form a new
ministry for the dominion Of Canada.
A9Somer Griffin, Of Lodi, Ohio, died last
week. aged LOG years.
Awkward Cooper, son of Peter Cooper, has
been nominated for mayor of New York by
the national greenbaek labor party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY and party ar
rived at San Francisco Monday night, from
Portland, Oregon,
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THE STOLEN BOOKS IN THE TILDEN CASE
In the Harland case at Detroit, Mich, relative
to the stolen books In the Tilden case, cipher
dispatches were translated showing that Thos.
Harland, in dispatch to George w. Smith.
No. Is Grammercy park, New York, acknoW'
lcdged having the books safely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoNS-The follow
ing c0ngresslOnalnO nominations are announced
W. w. CrapO, rep, 1St Massachusetts: A. nj.
1th MassachuSettS. defeating j. K TarbOx:
Nathan Cole, rep, I'd Missouri; j. H. Ketchum.
feP' rep 18Th 18th New York; George NJ. Beebe. dem,
NaI, ,taM rev & ioTK; r; e. BaDcock, DEM, 10th
Texas. "
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A@Mr. George Bancroft has so far recovered
during the day.
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RAZOR CUTTING.-DOw Morris and Fred.
spencer, two cOlored men employed at the
Granite stone works, about five miles from
Richmond, Va, got into difficulty yesterday
morning, resulting in the probable fatal cut
ting OF Spencer With razor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

LEE fITZ JOHN PORTER CAsE.-Hmong the
Witnesses In the FitZ John Porter case at New
noIK, yesterday, was Capt VIM Il. Blackford,
VI washington, ID. c., who was on the stat OF
zen. y. Z. b: Stuart. He testified as 20 the
movements of Stuart, Lee. and Longstreet,
august q, 1862. He heard nothing but artillery
nrlng that day; knew nothing OF the dragging
and said there was no movement in the nature
OF retreat by Jackson's forces. Col. Henry
X. Douglas, Of Hagerstowr, Nd, was acting
wall Jackson. There was mostly artillery
firing during thai day, he said, and the il-
fantry attacks were vigorous daShes. Jack.
aon's line was not advanced for any length of
time, and was once or twice forced back but
not seriously, and he did not send to Long
street Tor reinfOrcementS. 20
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

SIMLA, Oct. 9.-It is officially amour
that no collision with the Afghans has oc
Cured and no immediate attack UPON Ali
Musjid is contemplated. Beyond acti, : mil.
ltary preparations nothing has been dc .e, and
statements to the contrary are false
Russia and Turkey.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 9.-Russia contests
the competence OF the commissioners an
pointed for the organization of Eastern Ron.
meia TO icyite the Porte TO nominate GOV.
ern0r Tor that province. Ihe Russian charge
uanalreS has informed the Porte that 1900
wagons with Christian refugees are fOlIoWin"
the retiring Russians toward Adrianople, and
he has requested the Porte to send a COMMITS
sion and detachment of troops to reassure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

GEN. FREMONT and his family. G. M. X.
PauliSOD, A. ID. Smith and James Kitchen ar.
rived at Prescott, Arizona Sunday The gen.
eral met with warm reception, and has been
installed as governor. A general reception is
to be given bin TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

COngressiOnal Nominations.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.,, Oct. 9.-The republican
convention to-day nominated Frederick Miles
for Congress from the 4th district
BATAVIA, N. Y, Oct. 9.-Cyrus e. Davis was
dominated by the democratic convention for
Congress from the 3lst district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

CONGRESSMAN ACKLEN's DIsGRAcE-A spe-
cIal dispatch TO the New York Times from
New Orleans. October 9TH, says: lie has Been
aSceltaiIed that The committee investigating
the Acklen affair unanimously cOunSeled him
to withdraw from the ticket, and the demo-
his compliance with the advice. At first ,e
was allowed to name his successor, bnt tuis
privilege was afterward Withdrawn dis su,.
cesNor will either be Don Caffreu of 81. MaIy
or Gee. Ian iIoma5, OF ASCENSION. Upeo
this action Of the committee, AckIen asked a
suspension of Judgment for five days. in
testimony which he said would cOmpletaIv ex.
onerate him. The stay of proceedings was
granted, and the day after Tomorrow ends tbs
aftair AS the girls family are all iii with the
further delay, but it will not be granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

ASThe GrOcers and Producers bank. of
Providence, r. l., has been formally declared
tpsolyent and its charter forfeited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

THERE WAS A STRIKE of the soft silk
Wipders at the mill OF George Frost, Paterson,
n: j., yesterday, and there Is rumOr to the
effect that there will be more trouble among
the silk spinners who went out on a partial
strike few weeks since
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TTDlA LIATEsT PUBLICATIONS.

a history O. the Growth of the Steam Engine, by
Robert II Thurs5C1 G. Z. Inter Sci. Series, ilus-
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Isouth Kens.ngtoD. Lont.Oa.i etited by z. A. YOU
mans; 81. so. IL Paradise, from the German OF
Bach, Handel. Mozart, &c; Sec. Ant0inette, by
Andre Thuriet; Handy Vol. series; 2oc. Nine.
30. Sonis, from the Preach of Henry Greville:
SOC. Sir Roger DE Coverly, = hour series; 25c.
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TIE bubble Reputation, by Katharine King, F.S.
Liby: l6c. a complete assortment of school and
MOHUN BEOS.,
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MILLINERY.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

ID II OJsIE(Ii0AS o. WRITER'S, D
4 Nary a1A ClaI.uS E'.s,7dgn Clarke.
Medieval CduTch History. o. Archbishop
The Bf5le Commentary on Matthew, Max and
L. Ee
short StrGies on G-sa- Subjects, vol 8. By
FiCuCe. The house T. ti,3 Works Dy EdW ard
Garrett. Mildred Keith. ny the author OF Bessie
Ho.k5. TSCuIHseii. ~ EdTarf Esgle5jon.
HN. RALI.ANTiNE Il Son,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- L o. y. F.-GRAND LnDG s-rhe reg.
~ ednescayj EvENIHTa, # e. WasaT e qs!2sk er Sec
. LAST NItiHT THERE W AS A GREAT
~ increase in tie interest In the power III Re-
viya al onadry Church. Glorious r:viya! }
ard Altar conc quoted by the Young Evangelist. L.
- CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
- Nc 2a@Sghty,- @ g, t monthly IN mssefing sf 70
1t 1t E N-' WM. W. MOORE. ssc'y.
- TWENTY-FIVE THUUSAN) Dol
an exclhsive Business, SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCTED 70
more than twelve Je.rs. Prohr more than on
dress ..Bhsiness,' : Washing son D. {. ocs9-s.'
"D TEE WAsHINGT0N TRAININa
10 h, att p m., a. tie Labor Exchange, 9Ca Penn
THOs. ANTS ELL, President
Z. j. MURPHY. Secretary. 1t
- PAPER-HAN6ING MEErING-On
~ TUESDAY, October sth, at p: M, the PA Pa
coirer o. 10th and strests northwest. and formed
a temporary oTgan'zation, and e.ected Mr.. q. W.
lai ana m adoufntd 5nI Til e nsxt . fHURsbAY EVE
ElNG. at p. m. All Paper-taHgers ara cordi-
~ l. o. M.-The Oficers ana Members Of
teira'ly invited to te present at Mount y:rnon
hall Ss fk oeh 10 ISIS s
~ oclcck it icing the occasion OF the i1s iution
Of ofFIiendslip Lodge. No. 7, 1. o. NJ. BY orderof
eela g JAS. e. DEMENT,. &. B. ses'y.
- HOPE LODGE, No. 20, "A. A. H..
~ WASHINGTON, ID: G.. Oct. 8. 1878.
PTS. Church, wi delvar LectGie staG before tais
Lodee OH FRIDAY EVENING next, IL h ms,
10 6e p5esent. Mambers Of siste, Lodges are cor
aa ades isv''d Ea orfef s 4 X Y n secretary
Dsct d c5nbs &ansaY m215laF Fl .hs
sUt ET y vii b9 held on WEDNESDAY,. Octc-
eiSer an SAY On The Attributes Of cod Dis
iay.d in FlGWsIs, t. ~ al interested corsis, in
~ TIE ARL!NGRN G9,oPERATIyE
third annual meeting and and thirty-ssyenth reg
ahn aaF aFne Gny Rsen S 9i a
9th at p H., AZ @ the Board of TT Trade Il, Rooms,
annual report; the election OF oilcsrS viii be held,
aud general business may be Introduced and acted
upon. CHARLES Il. BAILEY, President.
JNO. JOY EDISON, Sec, I'll q ST. NV. octS 2.
rs NY BALM OF LIFE cures Dyspepsls,
One bottle will do more tran two used to. 1t never
makes one sicker to make one Sen. Genuine at the
sepIO I'm. IA. COOK.
NSyD HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
Sl7 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
tNear the Avenue,i
Have 500 Slate MaItels IN stock, and employ a
large force OF mechanics and artists In producing
new designs and colOrs, and are filing al orders
promptly at prices lower than ever offered, and,
with a large force Of mechanics in their several
trades of Plumbing, Furnace, Range Stove, Tin
and Copper work, solicit jebbing orders.
au63I-tr
U@D TIE BEST SUMMER DRINKS.
MILBURN'S POLAR SODA,
With 1ce-cold Tea, Coffee and Chocolate, at 1929
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

LIST OF PATENTS granted 10 the residents o.
the states OF Maryland. Virginia and the Dis
trict of Columbia, for the week ending Sep
tem5er p lS7&, and each hearing thar date:
Clinton Adams, Of Washington, ID. C.. feliy-
joint holders; Harvey B. Warns. of Wasting
ton. ID. &, process OF cleaning millstones; John
A. Syedterg- Of Washington, ID. c.. governors
for marine engines: James 4. Swift. Of Wash
lngtOn, II. g.. electrical alarm striking de-
vices; Nathaniel Waterbury, Of Bllimore.
Md, mOlds for forming boxes from VenC ers !:
Geo. L. Goif, Of Washington, ID. G., buckles ;
Reni. Burgess of Baltimore, Md, casting cal
wheels; Bernard j. DOwney, of Washington
ID. c. vacuum valves for stencil traps: Wilber
coffee and tea pots; Marshall Mcdonald, of
lexington, Va, fishways; Fenton A Mere
dith. Of HagerStOwn, Md, bobbin winders for
mond, Va, machines for bending horseshoe
blanks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

COURTNEY SAYS He CAN BEAT HANLAN-
courtney emphatically denies the statement
OF the morning press dispatch from Montreal,
III which he Is reported as having said, "Han.
Ian Is the best sculler under the sun, and am
second to him." He says he never made such
beat Hanlan over any fair, smooth course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

AN ATTEMPT to introduce coolies into Cuba
by an Italian, DR.. Secchi, has been frustrated
through the interference of the British consul,
In which the Spanish authorities Joined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

IN VIEW OF THE FALLING OFF in the reve-
Dues of the government, the heads OF the
different depaI iments will place their esti-
mates for the next fiscal year as low as posi-
HE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the four per cent. loan tc-
day amounted to 1855. 500
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MUSICAL.
-Nl Signor SEVERO STRINI, the we'll known
BaSso OF the Italian Opera, lately returned from
Italy, has taken up his permanent residence in
w Washington, and is ready to receive few pupils
HnSai ~ veal music. ana Is open 70 engagements TOT
paid to Italian Opera Music, and pronunciation OF
the italia language.
REFERENCES:
]. j. Knox, esq.,,
John Franklin, ESQ.,,
/. 3. Keyser, ESQ.,,
Samuel Wyman. ESQ.,. Baltimore, Nd.
Char Is Mccoy, esq,
John Bash, esq, '' -
OnVer Ditson, esq. Boston. Mass.
Caleb Chase, esq.,, Boston, Mass.
S;snOr A. Abilities, College of Music, New York.
sisnor Luigl stsiianone, Prof. OF Singing. San
For terms and further particulars. see circulars
u Music ores, or address Signor s. STRINI,
care or w. q; Mstzerott Co., Music Dealers,
Wasnn8Uon. O.C. Oct1-1m
VUEBER'8 AND WA6NER:S MILITARY
wv and STRING BAND furnishes music for
Balls, Germans, PaIades, &c. Orders loft at Met
zefott's and Ellis Music Stores, Brad Adama y
street. Residences l120 7th street sOufhossf. snd
90o Let street northeast. Orders received by mail
OK Telegraph receive prompt attantion. seplS-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

Mr. DWIGHT L. MOODY. the evangelist. ac.
companied by his wife and two Children ar
rived In Baltimore yesterday, where he pur-
poses spending the winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

SOL0NONS s. CHAPMAN,
sep13-r Sf1 Peaasgtr1niG GUensse.
"OMAN'e w0RDs-An Original Review
w OF WhSt Women are Doing In Art, Science,
Literature, Educstlon, Industry, Philanthropy,
Soelal Reform snd Government. Also, . faith
interests OF women. BoeTp household should
read ore good teors0~'s paper. Published
cents. theresa Juan Lewis Sara Andrews Spen-
Ger, Publishers. Mrs.. Theresa Juan Lewis Man
aging Ecitor, SO Walnut street, PhilSiephia,
Pa. aug6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

MITTEE have elected VIM Purcell, of Roch-
ester, permanent chairman, and Henry A
GulnDleton secretary, by a vote of IL to II.
lhlS is victory for The anti Iilden men.
OK RECOUNT OF BALLOTS before Judge
Mackey, OF Montreal. La Flame, minister OF
justice for the dominion of Canada. has heen
declared defeated in the recent parliamentary
election by two votes, and GirOuard, CO.
Servative, elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09
WEST VIRGINIA.

CINCINNATI. O.. Oct "a Charleston, W.
va, dispatch says: The election was carried
on with great energy. each party doing its ut.
most to bring out every voter. The indica-
tonS are that Kenna. dem. Sd district. will
have SEQ majority over Walker rep. and
greenbacker: The county officers are in
Goupt The legislature is largely democratic.
farkerSDurg advices are that Wilson, dem.,
for Congress, carries that county by 200 ma
lOrlty. All the democratic ticket is elected,
except the clerk of the circuit court.
A Little Comfort for GreenEacker ers.
1ngton, w. Va, says: Harvey, the republican
and greenback candidate for the state legisla-
ture, was elected by 200 majOrity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

The CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATIONS.
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THE U. s. S. SPEEDwELL arrived at the
Washington Navy Yard yesterday, and has
been ordered out of commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

PERsONAL-H0n Hugh McCull0ch, eX-Sec-
retary of the Treasury, now of London, is at
the Ebbitt House, accompanied by his daugh-
ter. ...EX-Gov. Shepherd and John T.
Mitchell have returned from st. Louis. w
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury HaWley
returned to the city to day and resumed his
duties at the department..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

TIE PRESIDENT, Mrs. Hayes, the Attorney
General secretary SchurZ and Mr. and Mrs.
Rogers left this morning on the 6:35 tr.lin for
Orange, Va. They Will return to night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

Cash contributions received by Lewis J.
Davis, treasurer. since last report: Chas.
Bradley, 80: jury, Sl.59; st. John Church,
Georgetown, SO.
Donations received at headquarters. 9li
Pennsylvania avenue, Mrs. Cant, &eOrge-
town. and lady" pdckages Of clothing +.
ID. heywoIth sack OF -four.
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LADIES GOODS.
TAII. AND WINTER OPENIEG
or
TJFFORTED HILTTNERY.
MADAME HUNT.

X wing JUS returned fr,m Paris, viii e1- -
Lilir - Ssle,-iaa OI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

TIE IMMORTAL j. \. has devised the follow
ing method OF paying off the national debt
without cost to the people: lst. Convey to the
Indians the whole of the public dom lin ID
Require al creditors of the United States 10
lock to the Indians for the payment of their
CLAIMS. Sd. Let the government do as it al
ways has done befOrc-steal back the pubic
lands from the Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

~. II E~I,NN s-s \ Els,,E ~DAY. oct. S-h ami 9-h.
T. = bliss n les al Warrington and vicinity are
ItSI- e.IEi.y inF--s'=-
&C. 5--I Ms 62I osld 623 ID ST n.,r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

NAVAL ORDERs.--Lieuteran T. Dix Bo.les
has reported his return home having been de-
tached from the MGnOcacy, ASiatic station
and has been placed on waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

~ TIE bksf SUMMER OAiNAS'
MILBURN'S POLAR SODA,
Will Ice-cOd Tea. Coffee and Chocolate, at 1929
Pennsylvania avenue.
This TONIC SODA is unrIvalled. ly6-tr
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ITO TIE. LADIES

SES. j. FtsJLALOVE N
No. 81 Fridge street. GeOrgefOsrH. Ssa.,A
Having jttG iI..i iirs OF Millinery dnf ~
Fancy GsEdS. and All. z SscETel the serves 1I =
frt-C sss Yil.sre- now prepared n a orders
WI II rCatncss a-d d'sPatcr. An cary Ill - So
lct.JI. OcL2 wv
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Relief Of Yeirow Fever Sufferers.
THE LATE TOURNAMENT.


AZ meeting of tho tournament committee
last night at The National Hotel, Mr.. j. l.. Bar
bOur in the chair, q report Of the treasurer,
Mr.. Charles +. White, was submitted. showing
the amount Of cash taken in from II sources
10 date to he Sl9l5, and the total estimated
eNre1SeS 500. There are five hundred tickets
still 10 be accounted Tor. Mr.. White made q
request that III persons holding tickets make
returns as soon as possible, Sd that the money
can be available at once The meeting adj
lourned until Friday evening next when the
disposal OF the money Will be agreed upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

4 meeting of the executive commit ee of the
Ma, oral yellow Fever Relief Commission was
held at headquarters his afternoon-aX-,fov.
Shepherd, chairman, and MesSrS. WOodwoIth,
SolomOns, Mitchell, Hill. Warner. Wolf and
Dickson present. The committee who had
visited St Louis Tor the purpose OF char6ering
ard aiding in Gespatching the supply boat
gave a verbal detailed statement of their
work, ard their report was ordered and ap-
proved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

SECRETARY THOMPSON viii not be back be-
fore Friday or Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

Have 500 Slate Mantels IN stock, and employ a
large force OF mechanics and artists In producing
new designs and cOlOrs, and are filing al orders
promptly at prices lower than ever offered. and,
with large force Of mechanics in their several
trades of Plumbing, Furnace, Range, Stove, Tin
and Copper work, solicit jobbing orders.
sucJI-tT
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Mrs NJ. A. KING beRs aave = 2inform thelaties
o. " .sEingtC1 that Sha hSS Oca-ed AT S2t9th "a
ST.. " cen ii and q. u las jdSt re- -SSSSZ
Cefyed from The north q tUl line OF MILL '1sIX8
Hery 4 OGds, embracing ali the latest Paris
lar novelties.
seI3g-2e@ Mrs VI A.kISG, S24 Oh st. Nv.
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FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

OHIO.
Republican State Ticket Elected.
The following dispatch was received tc day
at the Cincinnati Enquirer Office:
COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. 9.-R 3turns indicate
election of republican state ticket. We have
elected ten Congressman certain, and CAIN
two more. JOHN G. THOMPSON.
Neale Elected.
Secretary Sherman received a telegram to-
day announcing that Lawrence, Ohio, had
gone republican by so majority, which in
sures the election OF Neale, rep, TO Congress
from that district.
Another dispatch received by Secretary
Sherman states the democrats have elected
but six Congressman in Ohio
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tBY ASSOCIATED PREss.]
Latest Returns.

this morning latest reports on the congress
sional ticket place the 1st district demo
cratic in present Congress) in doubt; the dem
rep), 5th, (now rep.), and 9Th, new rep.), in
doubt; 9TH Hanna, rep, probably reelected,
sth, tnow rep.), in doubt; 9th. (now rep.l,
now rep.), republican; 18th, (now dem J, dem.
ocratic, and 18th, republican, as in the present
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Especial to ECsning StQr.1
The Republican Success I'm Ohio.

CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. 8, 1S7S.-At this writing
tnoon) republicans claim Ohio by Il 1000, with
ten Congressman certain and good prospect
llcanS elect every man on their ticket with the
execution of infrmary director the majortieS
ranging from 80 10 6C00. Returns from our
two congressional districts are complete, and
show Dutterworth over Sayler Loss; Young
over Cos, 1880
From Indiana there is nothing reliable
Democrats claim the state by 10,CCU and With
no figures at all as ID legislature. G.. z.
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The PRESIDENT MADISON ESTATE, which
the President visits to-day, is owned by Frank
Carson, formerly of this city, and is four miles
substantial building of brick and stone, with
spacious rooms not unlike the Arlington man
sion, opposite Washington, and Monticello,
the home OF Jefferson uear Charlottesville.