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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s.-Virpinia skies, old, 20 !,
do. deferred, 8; do consolidated, 52sf; do second
series, %; do past due coupons, 81. North Caro-
quiet and steady-A soft, 9a9ss.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2S-Cotton heavy and weak
middling, nomnally 9lSa94. Flour fairly active and
straightforward street and western super 75a3. 50
do extra, 25 do. family, 450a500; city mills
suter, 3OOa35 so; do extra, 4OOa4 25: do Rio brands
5.0Oa52 25; Patapsco family, 600. Wheat, southern
firm for top grades and easier for average; western
No. Pennsylvvuia red, LOB: No. western winter
red spot and October, LO0saa101; November,
LO1; December, 103a1. .O3ls January, 104H Corn,
southern weak and lower; western firmer for old
and easier for new-southern white and yellow, new.
40a45: do. Old 46; western Mixed spot and October
47k; November, 471sa47s4; December, 45. Oats
quiet and steady y-southern, 25a29; western white
28aS9; do. mixed, 25a27; Pennsylyania, 26a29 Rye
frm-southern and western, 55a56. Hay duff
prime Pennsylvania and Maryland, IL 0Oal2 90
Provisions very quiet and jobbing only Mess pork.
sides. 81 packed, 4Ta5A shoulders. 5a !;
Lard-refned, tierces, ~. Butter heavy but sfeadv
for fne-western, l6a16, glades, l5al7 Petroleum
dull ndnominal- crude, N; refined, Sa9k. Coffee
dull and nominal-RiQ cargoes, l3kal6H. WHISKY
quiet I1lal 1lH. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
steady and hrm-cotton, 1l32d AID dour. - 9d !:
grain, Sd cattle, e5 per head Receipts-dour 100
wheat, l03.5oO: corn, IL 200; oote. 1900 6hip.
ments-wheat. 81 600; corn, 800
NEW YORK Oct. 2S.-St0cks strong. Money, 6a6.
God, IOOa: Exchange. long. 48la<; short, l87s<.
new YORK. oCs: 2a-Nour quiet wheat, spring
dun and winter quiet Corn quiet
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LOCAL NEWS.
Relief Of yellow. Fever Sufferers.
rue NATIONAL COMMISSION.


The executive committee OF the National Re-
lief Commission met this afternoon-A. :. Solo
mons, acting chairman. and MeSsrS. Woodwork,
Davis, Mitchell and Dickson. present. The fol-
lowing telegrams were recelNed:-
MISSISSIPPI CITY. Miss. Oct. 2S.-We now
really need $500 for the sick ana destitute OF
Handsboro. C TAYLOR
President III. II. 4. of Handsome
JACKSON. MISS. Oct. 96 ls5s.-Mayor Mc6in
up to-day. but weak; fifteen cases since ytsttr-
day noon; two deaths to-day-colored persons
Our little relief fund will b. exhausted newt
week. our modesty wont pay nurses Deaths
10 date, 5s; number OF cases, Ss2. Weather very
warm. J. T. LOWER.
The above were referred 10 the Secretary OF
state for consideration and action. upon the re
commendation of the committee.
contributions toward the "Bcnner fund" We're
lecelNed-St0 nom J. ID. Smell on hanan OF the
t1ttsburg Relief Committee. and $50 from Hon.
III. ID. Hancock. trustee fever fund. Oil CITY.
surgeon General Woodwork reported that he
hadwritten 10 Ripley Ropes. treasurer Brooklyn
committee. stating that he had forwarded 10
frof. :. VI. BemiS, chairman OF the Medical
commission. $500 contributed by Rrnoklyn 10
relieve individual suffering. and that the gene.
fouS gift could not he more approximately dis
ouIsed than through the commission now visit
ing aftiicted cities
one thousand dollars was apnronItatad for
the fenel OF sufferers I'm the towns and villages
surrounding Memphis from the fund held and
dlsbui'sed 10y the Hon. Wm. NJ. EyartS. Secretary
of Stale
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TURKEYS TrouhIaS
DemoraIixed Moonshiners.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-A special from Nash
Vile says the 800 Illicit diSillerS who have been
before the U. s. court during last week have
been hOpelesSly demOraliZed in consequence Of
the heavy penalties imposed. Sixty of them
have been fined from $l00 to 81 900, and from one
to six months in jail. Ashley had been allowed
to do pretty much as they pleased in their home
institutions for the confinement OF criminals.
they have been sent this week TO the Nashville,
Franklin, and Columbia jailS where they will
undergo close confinement. $50 moonShfnerS i'm
consequence OF these sentences have fled TO the
mountains FORGETTING their bonds. Twenty-Five
have been discharged on a promise TO never
again practice illicit distilling.
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FoRTUNATF.-One OF the corporation officials
has fallen into rare good luck. A few days since
Mr.. G.. w. Clifford, superintendent OF police. re-
ceiyed letter from the United States Treasury
department, enclosing a check for interest on
United States per cent. bonds In the name or
his wife, Mrs Mary G. Clifford. He knew that
Mrs. Clifford held no bonds and went TO Wash
lngton 10 make inquiries. He there found that
some person unknown had bought at the Trea-
Suly department $500 i'm United states per
cents In the name OF Mrs. Clifford and directed
that they be sent TO her at Alexandria. Mrs.
Clifford has the bonds but cannot imagine who
her unknown friend Is. The whole affafr is
mysterious one, but very pleasant.-fAteI. ca
zette, 26th.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed aS follows:-
W. II. TODD, Jr., trustee. 10 the Arlington Fire
insurance Co, lot Il, Sq. 5ll; 5000. r. X. FL
lott and NJ. Ashford. trustees. 10 {. b. Bailey.
loi u, 50. Isl; 81 Goo SuSannah Fowler TO J. o.
Evans. lot ;: ~. SIS: s5,0oO. E. A. NcIntire 10
b. III. Warner, lots 63 and O. OF Mount Pleasant.
j. {. c. kaGnedy 10 Leo Ewald. original lot q
81. 500 sl4zO. stewart j. GoSS 10 Catherine
Romena CaTdosa, lots l6 and Ia block 4 How
ard University, sub. of Smiths farm: 81 iaa
Patrick p. Carroll 10 John 4. Fallon. lot y.
block ~ SUB. OF Meridian Eill; SEQ. Daniel
smith TO Elizabeth =. Boyd, lot 40 Stl 36fs s. poo
subject 10 trust OF S26so.
BASE BALL.-The Manchester defeated the
Nationals last saturday afternoon by a score OF
6to2 Three preceding games had been won by
the Nationals
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Pirate Crew ON a Wrecked
Steamer.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 2i.-The paSSen-
eels OF the steamer Georgia, recently wrecked
at Punta Arenas, who arrived here to-day make
considerable complaint OF the circumstances at
tendanl upon the wreck, claiming that the Off
GERS OF the Georgia failed TO exert proper con-
tlol over The crew, and that the latter acted
like lot OF pirates, refusing to render assist
ance 10 The passengers in saving their effects
and after the landing was accomplished re-
turning 10 the ship and helping themselves To
the baggage ana other property OF the passen-
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The Western Corn Sro,

b1NCINNATT. Oct. 2S.-The ERGHifcr publishes
statistics and approximate estimates OF the corn
crop OF 1875 as fOllowS:-In 81 counties in Ohio
The number of acres planted is l,935,0Jo. The
yield il 63, 5.0GG bushels, being an Increase
over last year OF about a million aud a half
bushels. In Is counties in Indiana 202s 0O0 acres
were planted. yielding 4S,920.0 900 bushels. being
a decrease of about two million bushels In 10
counties in Kentucky 12?, eco acres were planted
yielding 3-oo3,"o0 bushels, being decrease of
aH0 600 bushels
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Latest (.IaSOAvuy EoSu,,~,

GLASGOW, Oct. 2S.-The liabilities OF John
lnneS Wright q Co., whose bankruptcy was an
n0unced on the Goth inst, are over S. 600. .OO0
Ihelr assets are comparatively meagre. it is
Wright and Scott having retired from the Lon.
don and Rangoon concerns after the failure OF
the City OF Glasgow bank The downfall of q
syndicate in the grain trade is eXpected
several small firms have already SucciImbed
and II is believed that the failure of various
large houses must follow.
Pedestrian Tournament
LONDON. Oct. 2S.-A six days pedestrian tour
nament was begun at one o'clock this morning
Ihere were % starters including John EnneS
or Chicago, and Edward PaySOn Weston ot
Providence, X. /. They all walk on the same
track, but otherwise the conditions of the CON
test are the same as at the previous pedestrian
1ournament. 10. when O'Leary was the victor.
Ihey VIII finish at 1880 O'Clock Saturday night
The prizes are f500 with the belt sl0O and e50
Al one O'Clock Ennis was nine miles behind the
leading score, and Weston seven miles.
The Ameer's Army.
BOMBAY, oct. 2S.-The field army of the
Ameer OF AfghaniStan is believed TO numhar
$4,000 infantry, L, 900 cavalry, and 200 guns in.
Guiding a battery of Armstrong guns.
Turkeys Troubles.
C0NSTANT1S0PLE, Oct. 2S.-In a circular 10 the
Slgnat0ry powers, ln regard to the new rebel
the condition OF the MusSulmans In Bulgaria
and Roumelia as intOlerable, and declares that
a foreign power is cooperating with Sclayonic
committees at Sofia and aiming at the establish
ment OF a new Independent state.
In another note, addressed to Prince Laban-
on, the RUSSIAN ambassador at Constantinople,
the Porte charges Russia with conniyance at
the plans OF the rebels, and demands her aid in
SuppreSSlng rebellion begun under the ewes of
the Russian troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-28

THE FUNERAL OF CARDINAL CULLEN took
place at Dublin yesterday, and was witnessed
by 60,000 people, while 10000 took part in the
ceremonies and procession. The body was con-
veyed from the residence of the deceased to the
pro- Cathedral, where it will remain until to.
morrow. The Lord Mayor and corporation, five
judges, Dr.. Isaac Butt and about q dozen other
members OF parliament, hundreds OF priests and
procession.
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ATTEMPT TO ASSASsINATE AN ALDERNAN.-In
New York, at an early hour saturday morning
Alderman John j. Morris, well-known loca
politician, while going 10 market was approach-
ed by an unknown man, who, without word or
warning, plunged knife into the alderman's
breast, inflicting severe but not necessarily IA
tai wounds No reason for the assault is Known
The man made his escape.
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SENATOR KELLOGG's ATTENTION having been
called to the interview published in the India
napOllS Herald, coming from James E. Ander-
son, he said: ''There is no letter-there is
nothing in what he says about it, nor anything
else In that dispatch, except, perhaps what he
relates OF Sypher, who was his counsel. un-
derstand they have had a falling out. He may
be disclosing some of the things which passed
between him and Sypher'
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uFather Martin refused to permit a MILL
tary company In uniform to enter the Roman
Catholic church In Branf0rd, Conn, to attend
the luUelal service Of c0mrade,
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District Government Affairs.
THE Dog LAW 10 RE ENFORCED.

THE DOG LAW TO BE FNF0RI ED.
The District Commissioners have directed
Major Morgan, superintendent Of police, 10 take
strict measures for the enforcement OF the law
upon persons keeping unlicensed dogs and those
having dog-lcense tags improperly i'm their pos
session, or on dogs owned or Kept by them The
former can be found by comparing the lists of
licenses issued with list OF the names OF per
sons keeping dogs, and the latter by ascertain
ing who have license tags without the corTe-
spending license, 10 facilitate which the District
collector viii. upon application. furnish list OF
the duplicate tags issued In place OF those al
legged 10 have been lost or stolen.
MONTE MEN TACKLE THE WRONG CUSTOMER
Mr.. q. IL. Ackerman, publisher OF the New York
Star. is at the Arlington. When visiting the
Capitol esterday he was picked up for a Hat
by some three-card monte men. He let them
have their rope for awhile. because. as he said
he wanted some amusement. and being in a
strange city he wanted 10 see how keen the
''SharkS" of Washington were. aS cOmpared
with the New York experts. Ackerman loined
the three, who were ''guying' him under the
pretence that he was TO be taken to the Airing
ton estate. The thieves paid his way from the
Capitol in chariot, but when near the Airing
ton hotel he said, "Well. BOYS I have had
enough amusement, and haven't time 10 stav
with you longer, and left. Ackcrman saws that
what really makes him feel bad is the fact that
man who had lived in New York all his life
should be picked up In Washington for coun-
trSman.
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. CONGRESSIONAL NoMISAFIoNs.-tJ. c. Parsons.
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL was at his desk
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. Internal
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VOL 52-No. 1879.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r THE FIRST REHEARSAL Of the PHIL
HSSIaG s2bIY MSSbY T Is hsa G s cSs
ls7s at oeloek an persons wishing to JON pn this
9se seSa s1f & asT sa
rts-5 WASHINGTON GROVE CsMP MEET
t~s ING-Annual Meeting of Stoekh9lders will
at so pm. Let all come oct2t-E'
G5E To Aemters Aymy o., TIE 1sa,.sssec:-A
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dianapolis and return: Parties desiring to secure
ibe e to- to Colonel John II Bacon At Army Hsadqnsr
oct26-a President
r~DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
V@ OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
OCTOBER oath, 1873.
the undersigned has received the duplicate of
ments of the taxes for the year ending June 3Oth.
Taxes at this Office from and after the FIRST DAY OF
NOVEMBER next
oSss hail Say sas iat Tag s j. due November s the
Parties who the whole Of said Tax within With thir
deduction Of 52 FIVE per cent It thereG1 h ,s
vember LIST as shall not be paid during said month
penalty of two CD per cent viii be added on the first
day OF each succeeding mouth thereafter t nni t tine
taee dreets paia OF WIFI "S 0 ID"
The law imposes like penalty for non payment of
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sae oe monrG q May Collector or Of fases
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~o MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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AMERICAN VESSELS QUARANTfSED IN HAYT1-
The acting consul general OF the United States
at Port an Prince reports to the Department OF
state that, on account OF the yellow fever scare
the C. Fl. Macumber, of Boston: the Mary E,
Oliver and the Helen, OF New York, on their
arrival at Port au Prince on the Esd OF Septem-
these vessels. the Helen. had any sickness on
board. and although it was nothing at all like
yellow fever, the authorities refused to allow
the body of William Preston, of Boston, VINO
any OF the cemeteries; nor could! t.na acting CON
SUI procure the services Of q. clergyman. Under
these circumstances the acting consul, aided by
league outside TIE city limits, and had it de-
Gently inferred, the acting consul himself per
forming the burial service. The three vessels
were released on the 30th of September.
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HAYWARD Il HUTCHINSON.

HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
SIT NINTH STREET NoRrHwEsT.
(Near the Ayenue,)
Have 500 Slate Mantels in stock and employ large
force of mechanics and artists in producing new de-
signs and colors, and are filling all orders promptly
at prices lower than offered, and, with large
force of mechanics in their several trades of Plumb
ing, Furnace, Range, Stove, Tin and Copper work,
solicit iobbing orders. aug31tr
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NEW QUARTERS FOR THE STATUARY.-The
Ebbitt House brigade of sidewalk statuary
seems to be much pleased at the prospect of
NillaId'S Hotel being reOpened. The shady
north 'front.' OF the Ebbitt House Is lust the
thing for summer time, but for the winter sea-
son warm southern exposure is needed The
Avenue front OF Wizards leaves nothing to be
desired In that respect, and the brigade is
happy, accordingly.
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ANOTHER QUICkENED CoNscIENCE.-The Sec
retary OF the Treasury to-day received from an
unknown person, in an envelope poStmar!ied
Philadelphia, Pa, S. On account of conscience
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LETTERS FROM MADRID, dated October 49,
state that the Spanish mission to Constantine
pie has been raised to a filst-class embassy, and
that the Marquis Antonio Nantilla, now minis
Yer 10 washington, but at present absent On
leave, will probably be transferred to Constan
unOple at an early date.
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ITO THE I1ADES OF NASHlNGIO.N.
i As i have removed my DRESSMAk1SG ES-
TABIISHMENT from 70 Y. Eutaw street. Balti-
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the most fastidiOUs. respectfully solicit share
of your PATRONAGE. MRS. VI. J.. WHITEFORD,
Fashionable Dress and Cloak Maker
Oet2l-2ws 1903 + st. a.H.