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To BE HUNTED Down, IF WANTED.-Gov. Por-
ter, of Tennessee, states that IL GOV. McCreery.
OF Kentucky, makes requsition upon him for
Rogers, the murderer OF revenue officer Jack
son, he will have him hunted down and arrest
ed. Rogers has boaSted that he cannot be ar
rested in Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

LAUNCH OF A RUSSIAN CRUIsKR.-The vessn
ernment by the MesSrs. Cramp, OF Philadelphia
was successfully launched yesterday In the pres
ence OF 1900 spectators, including several Rus
sian naval officers. The Rev. Father Bjerinr q.
New York, chanted the ceremony OF mass in the
Greek language, and choir OF sailors respond.
ed, after which he blessed the ship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

IN AN AFFRAY at Dover, Del, between ,wo
crowds OF young men, VIM. Tomlinson- aoef 10
years, was dangerously and perhaps fatally
uatfng the lower part OF the lung. Tom,inson
charges youth, Fred. Lawrence. with the cut.
ting, which the latter Denies Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

\ HUSBANDS REMORSE.-William B. Cooper a
nephew OF the distinguished author. ]. Fenni
more cooper committed suicide a few DAYS
since i'm New Utrecht. L. l. by taking noison
In one OF his pockets was found a paDer signed
by Cooper, saying life was a burden 10 him: thar
he mad been ''roped into" criminal infatuation
for woman. and asserting that his Wife who
recently died quite suddenly. was poisoned by a
party whose name is withheld. who had two ac-
ces SofleS, all or whom are said to be women re-
siding in Brooklyn, Y. Y. Cooper claims thar
he did nothing TO cause his wles death except
neglect.
The y. Y. sam OF to-day says - The neigh
boIs say that a married daughter of Mrs Cooper
is well III own in Washington as LJllu Mortimer,
the actress
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TelegTamS to The Star.

I'VE have no telegrams north ot Baltimore I'm
consequence of damages 20 the wires 10y last
nights stUTm.-EDJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

A STONE THROWN AT SPEAKER RANDALL.-At
a political meeting in Philadelphia last evening
some one threw large stone at Speaker RAN
dali, who was addressing the crowd. The
struck door Immediately behind him. No ar
rests were made,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

TROTTING AT PROvIDENCE.-At Narragansett
Park, Providence, r. l., yesterday, the $50 class
trottfng race was won by Richmond; best time
2:3O. In the 945 class, T. s. took the first Mar
ragansett second and Henry the third money:
best time $40, ''
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a company of Swedes being about 20 miles north-
east OF Humbolt engaged In farming.

conn any of SwedeS being about 20 miles north
east ef Humbolt engaged In farming
HUMBOLDT
town OF looo lnhabitantSor so. has two weekly
newspapers, the Union. edited and published hy
w. t. McElroy. and the Inter State edited nv
Hon. John X. Goodin. date representative in
CongreSS.) and published by Dunn a Smythe-
the former republican and the latter democratic
in politics.
WESTERN EDITOR
An editors position in these parts is very
onerous one TO judge from scene in one OF the
Offices where the editor eSSayed to give instruc-
tionS TO a political friend. keep his compoSitor
supplied with copy, teach his devil arithmetic
and to entertain company at the same time.
POLITICS IN KANSAS.
There are now three parties i'm the field and
the greenbackerS expect TO poll large vote at
the coming election. The democratic candidate
for governor is Hon. j. X. Goodn, of Humboldt
Scott, is the candidate for Congress, and not
w1thstanding that Kansas has heretofore been
republican. it is stated that owing 10 defectionS
IN the western part OF the state among the re-
greenbacktrs TO Rev. DIR. Mitchell, "a Methodist
minister, their candidate for governor, that the
" Honorable John" may be elected.
wAsHINGToNIANs IN KANSAS
IL VIII no doubt interest many WaShingtOnianS
TO know that Frank VI. Stringrield who some
Years since was clerk in the business Office OF
1HE STAR, is now physician in good practice
at topeka, the capital of the state), and is
candldate on the republican ticket for the egiS-
lature. Mr.. Jacob III. CroSSmun, formerly of
rails church, Va, is located at Dodge City. kan
SaS, and with DIR. Thompson and Others is busily
engaged in developing Meade county: and NJ
Milard, formerly of the Treasury department.
VINO, about the close OF the war was largely in
telested in real estate i'm the northern part of
washington, IS quietly performing the role of an
independent farmer near this place. Harry
Gal dner, formerly produce dealer in your cJtV.
lSln the meat business here; Tom Webster Is
calpenteflng, and Charley Gardner farming, {
What People Want.
IhaJ excellent evening Journal THE STAR. OF
washington city. gives another evidence of its
prosperity by appearing i'm beautiful new out
mt. And il is another evidence OF the fact that
good evening Journals are growing i'm demand
over tHe country. People want the news of the
close hn IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

MORE NOTARIES PUBIIC.-The President has
appointed Samuel Cross and James A. Main no.
tdrieS public for the District of Columbia.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Edward w. Remey,
from duty at the photographic Office Lieut. E.
Longnecker, to duty at the naval observatory,
I'd November. Chief Engineer Harman Newell.
to duty at the navy yard, Norfolk, 1st Novem-
Der. Passed Assistant Engineer Robert W.
Milligan, to the navy yard, Norfolk. 1st NOvem-
Der. Passed Assistant Engineer H. Schuyler
Ross. to duty on the coast survey. Passed AS
sistant Engineer III. N. Stevenson. from the
coast survey steamer Gedney and placed on
waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

CONsrAETrNoPLE FoRTIFYNG.-TheS Sultan has
complete the defensive lines OF Constantinople.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

ARMY ORDERs-Leave OF absence for five
months is granted First. Lieut.. j. r. Van AIS
dale, 9TH infantry.
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THE L. S. s. TALLAPoOsA arrived at the New
York navy yard from Portsmouth, n. H., on
Monday last.
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BOOKS. &c.
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Hinkley's TestameDtary Law OF Maryland -. 500
Revised Statutes N Y, 2d edition, 1878 200
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II Mary and Charles CowCen Clarke.
Medieval Church History, by Archbishop French.
The Bible Commentary ON Matthew, Mark and
Luke.
Short Studies on Great Subjects. vol 3, by Froude.
The House by the Works, by Edward Garrett Mi.
Gred Keith, by the author OF Bessie Books. Tecuul-
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have suspended and made an aSSivn,nen, 70 Il
Alex. Preston for he benefit OF their cr,alitor>s
he cause OF he failure is attributed To losses az
the senior partner MI; W. ii. Clablu-h. I'm the
~. Clair hotel, of which he was nronII,foT-
shrink: Se IN real estate, and general dry not
in the business of the bankin,, house IIa0iiiias
OF holel and banking house about Sio0ao0 of
which S5o.as0 are secured. Assets consist mostly
Of real estate and book accounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

a To disguise the bitterness OF quinfne, it Is
recommended to take II dissolved u mtlk,
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BALTIMORE NOTES.
Fintlico Raccs D,s....s


hallisoRs, MD. oct. 2S.-Thc races az Pfm-
nCo laNe been postponed TO-DAY on account nt
lIe noodlng OF the track by the sever, Storm ar
wind and ran last night ii WI
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TIE TALK ABOUT WAR WITH MExIcn-After
me dlllNal ol cen. sherman in this city from
MS IMP across the continent and through Art
iona II was limited, through some of the jour
mas that Ills trip. avowedly to visit and nSnrrf
me military posts IN the territories. was really
intended as 4 sort OF reconnaissance, of tho
boldtf-is detenceS and means OF derence in
ease OF itale-up with Mexico. Sc The cum
meGlS IN thiS line appeared then unauthorized
and probably there was no basis Tor them nm,
how we are told 10y telegram from Prescott
AilZona NAT several military men-for Instance
Gen. WILCOX, Col. Weeks. Capt. Craigue and
olhelS-Were 10 leave that town for an ipspAc-
tlon of posts IN southern Arizona. Tie r1llnor
NdS-So tlle Telegram StaieS-that the tourney
OF these gentlemen along the boundary line il
Ia relatlOn 10 The affairs existing between tb,
II nlted states and Mexico. and with reference
10 q posSlbe. II not probable, rupture: 80 we
ln1ef. although IL Is not 50 stated. Ii NAV nos
SlbIy be that such Is the case; Yet so far as il
known here. President DiaZ has been doing
eter!ihlhg within his power 10 prevent any
and all causes which might lead to sllch a re-
sult.-tSd" Francisco .itd Oct l3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

The PMLIoo RAcEs.-The regular fan meet
ing OF the Maryland Jockey Club for 1873 began
yesterday at Pimlico. Baltimore The day
opened foggy, but cleared up before the hour OF
starting. The attendance was fully up 10 The
average OF any OF the meetings elsewhere this
fall. The track was I'm fine condition. and the
racing excellent. affording great satisfaction 10
all present. The sport opened with a spin OF
one mile for maidens OF all ages. This had thir-
teen starters. When the betting commenced
Janet Murray was the first choice. but before
the race GlenelG-FineSse was a decided favor
lie. The race was won 10y sunlight, a rank out
Sldef, IN l:I5ls, the fayorite finishing second
he second race was the ninth renewal OF the
Dixie stakes for three year-odS, two miles OF
the SlNty-thIee nominations only three faced
the starter. The Duke. from his brilliant pub
he record. was great favorite. aud won i'm 34l;
the second mule was run I'm l:46I Tie thirl
race was the trial steeple chase. I'm which there
We're SIX starters Disturbance was the favor
lte. and won most excellent race fn 4:l9 Lizzie
ID. being second. The fourth and concluding
race was the two-mile heat race for all ages
WIN maiden allowances: ten starters. nanichef
was ire iaNorlte, but BuShwhacker. the second
cholce. Won in three heats. after very exciting
ana spirited contest with Princeton, i'm 3:36
3:a6E, 3:3NL; Princeton winning the second
heat 10y short heat
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n eSTREASURER'S OFFICE,
tG5 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

WASHINGTON, I'D. G., October II, 1878.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that on October 81
1873, win expire all LICENSES given by the District
of Columbia to all Apothecares Auctioneers, Banks
Agents. Butchersan the several Markets, Claim
Agents, Contractors, Cattle Brokers' Commission
Gndrs Vines and Cnrs 20 aRa
Aeents. Ice Dealers, Manufacturers of Illuminating
Gas, Life and Fire Insurance Companies. Patent
BarrOoms, Samplerooms, rippling houses, Billiard,
Bagatelle and Jenny Lind Tables, Bowling Alleys,
Hotels. Livery Stables. Intelligence Offices Junk
Shops, Restaurants and Eating Houses, Theaters.
All parties engaged in said business, trades or pro-
fesSions must promptly renew said licences in
cordance with the provisions OF the act of the Les-
lative Assembly approved August %, 1871. and the
act amendaory thereof. approved June 90 1872, viz
That every person liable for license tax who may
fail to pay the same before engaging in business,
shall in addition to the license tax imposed pay
fine penalty of no less than five nor more than
'l>-'''' -0- '''>- ''-N ROBERT p DODGE,
Oct21-3t Treasurer of tie District of Columbia
r8sa THE HANDSOME BUST, THE SOUTH"
EOS generously donated to the relief fund by the
artist Mrs Winnie Ream HOxie, is offered for rattle,
number of tickets having already been disposed of.
is invited to this work. now on exhibition at Solo
mons Chapman,s b3okst4rei I,sfa Pa avenue =
WILLIAM DICKSON, Secretary,
oct1S1v Executive Committee
49, THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CO.
tSs lumbar BANK NOTE COMPANY are
hereby notified that meeting Will be held at the
Office of said Company. in Washington, on SATUR-
DAY, November 10th, 1873 at II o'clock noon, for
the purpose OF electn TRUSTEES r for the ensuing
j. W. WATERS. Secretary. octI6-wftd
~D MILBURN's PHARMACY.
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SODA and MINERAL WATERS on draught all
Blue Lick, Bedford and Bethesda Waters by the
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $500, 1874; customs, s499, ,434s6.

CLERKS GOING HOME TO VOTE.-The depart
mental clerks who live in New York, Pennsyl-
vania, and the New England states, will receive
from six to ten days leave of absence TO 90
home to vote. Those living in the far west will
be allowed additional time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23
What peOuIe Wau,
District Government ,sfair~.

Yesterday, IS persons called AT the Collectors
ONCE ana settled their personal tax assess
MehlS, ana to-day quite number called. which
greatly TeiOceS the Collectors heart. as he does
not like The duty OF dlStraininp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23
THE NEW FIRE ENGINES. ETC.

1he District commissioners have approved
the recommendation of the Board OF Fire Com
mlsS!onerS 1or the purchase OF one firSt-claSS
and one Second-claSS. steam fire engines from
Clapp Jones, of Hudson, y. Y: one Buckley a
Merritt [New York; firSt-claSS truck: and Two
hlsl-class hose carriages from NcDemott Bros.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

SOUTHERN CALLERS on THE pREsfpESr.-
Judge lie Roy F. Youmans, attorney general OF
South Carolina, called on the President this
afternoon. His visit had no connection what
ever with the alleged .'OutrageS' in Governor
HamptOnS state. .... Representative OthO r.
Singleton, of Mississippi, with party of other
MisSssippians, called on the President to-day to
pay their respects. They afterwards saw Sec
retary EvartS.
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las. HI. VERlIILYA,

las. HI. vERlNfL1A,
LADIES FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER,
Go 9th street, opposite Patent Office.
fine stock of LADIES' BOOTS of my -
own make, suitable for fail and winter <0
wear, for sale at reasonable prices sep30tr
HSTRICH and every kind of ORNAMENTAL
~ FEATHERS. dyed and manufactured at the
FRENCH ESTABLISHMENT, Clio 9th street. OppO-
site United States Patent Office. my23tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

THE PRESIDENT leaves for Cumberland, Md.
to attend the fair, this evening at .7:15, instead
OF tomorrow evening. Secretaries Sherman
and Thompson, Mrs. Hayes, Webb c. Hayes,
Mr.. George A. Gustin, Major Thomas P. Nor
gan, chief of metropolitan police, and Others
VIII accompany him. The family is expected
back Friday morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

" An International exhibition is to be held
at Buenos Ayres IN 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

PARD0NED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President
Warsaw, KY, convicted of opening letters and
sentenced to imprisonment for one year. The
compensation OF Carver as postmaster was very
small, and he attempted TO add to his emOlu-
mentS by selling postage stamps, upon which he
received commission. In order to increase the
number of stamps disposed of he opened regis
tered letters passing through his Office, extract
age stamps In the letters. The parties to whom
the letters were directed of course received the
value OF the money sent them In postage stamps,
out the government was defrauded out of q
commission for the sale thereof He has already
served six months of his term, and, having lost
leg In the Union army during the late war, the
President deemed it proper to exercise executive
clemency in his case.
GEN. B. F. BUTLER, whose acton in the mat
ter OF the celebrated Farragut prize case has
been vigorously assailed by the New England
press, has written letter to Hon. Henry w.
Paine, Hon. GuStavuS V. Fox and Hon. Thomas
j. Durant. These three gentlemen were the ar
bitratorS in the case. In his letter Gen. Butler
requests each OF them to state ''whether in the
conduct of the case in the presentation OF evil
dence by me, or in any other thing done by me
anything other than ought to have been done
by q high-minded professional gentleman in be-
half Of his clients" Mr.. Fox, who at one time
will be remembered was assistant Secretary Of
saying: 1.-THE court listened particularly to you
and the counsel for the government through
many sessions. ! did not then, nor have since
seen or heard any evidence which would lead
me TO believe that your zeal In behalf OF the
duct their case before our court contrary to that
half OF his Client"
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ANOTHER RAILROAD TAX PROTEST.

Mr. EDWARD Temple. president of the Capitol
Nofth % street and South Washington railroad
company has protested against the tax OF s92I
assessed against that road fol- paving between
the tracts at the crossing OF Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and l4th street. The question OF legality
tricf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-26

1t shall not lie lawful for the keep
er Of any hotel, tavern, store, drink
ing establishment Or any ether place
where liquors are sold, or for any
person, directly or indirectly, to sell,
barter or give, or in any way dis
pose Of spirituous or fermented liq-
uors, ale, beer, intoxicating drinks
of any kind, on the day Of any cleo,
ton hereafter to be held in the sew
eral counties of the State.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-26

That the undersigned, appointed by the
County Commissioners of Garrett county. to
view the lands through which the raod petit
toned for by p. NJ. Stempie, Luke Maize, G. /
Foster and others, is to pass said road to
lead from point on the Deer Park and Hoop
road near the lans of Mr.. Thos Walters to
the Oakland and Sang Run road at point
near the lands of William Bray and To pass
through the LANDS of Thos. Walters, Jackson
Cooper, George Male, Luke Male, Captain X.
Perry, II. g. Davis 81 Co., Joseph Foster and
VIM. Bray, and examine whethert the said pc
toned road should be located, will meet ON
the premises on Thursday the 3lSt day OF
October, lS1S, for such purpose and to deter
mine whether the public convenience re
quires the said location of said pcttioued
road, ana If 50, to locate the same, and per
form their duty in the premises
SC. HOVE,
JOHN RILEY, SIR,
J.. II. SCHODIFlEIp.
= Examiners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-26

NowI, Thomas Coddington, Sher-
if of Garrett county, in pursuance of
the Act Of Assembly, chapter 374,
passed March 10, 1867, Of the Public
General Laws, relating to the atten-
dance of Judges Of Election, and in
Section 9of said Article prescribing
notice of elections to be given by the
Sheriffs of the several counties, here
by GIVE NOTICE that
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-26

The twelfth section of said law,
in speaking Ct the notice to be given
by the Shcrifl's Of the several counties
of the State, Of the time and places Of
holding said elections, says: but if
for any cause SAID notice shall fail to
he given, said failure shall not affect
the validity of any election but it
shall be the duty Of the Judges Of
Election to hold The election in their
several election districts at the time
prescribed by law, and at the usual
places of holding elections in the
several election districts or at the
places in the several election districts
where the last preceding election
was held, under the penalty Of five
hundred dollars for each Judge re
fusing or neglecting to hold such an
election"