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Washington Market, Retail Prices.

MEATs.-Beef; sirloin, % per h.; do. porter
house, 2Oa25; rib roast, 12a2O; steak, l214a2O:
COrned Beef Sal0; Dried Beef (chipped,) pa
50; do. (sliced,l 20; Lamb. lSa25: Veal, 1212a2O:
Mutton, l211al5; Pork, l0al216; Sausage, 12H:
Bacon Hams, tsugar-cured,) l2k Shoulders 8a
y; Breasts, lOdl1; Lard, 10.
FRUITS.-Peaches, 50aS0c. per peck: Apples
ala5V per peck Pears. 40aSl per peck Oranges,
23a40 per dOz.; Lemons, 20a40; Bananas 4Oa
50: Pine Apples. Sal0 each: Plums, 81 per
peck; Damsons, 6oa75 per peck; Grapes, Csc.
per box, 6al0c. per H., do. California;, 3Oa45
per H.: CantelOupeS, 3alO; Watermelons, l0a25
each.
FIsH-Perch, 4Oa5O per bunch: Rock. large.
l5a20 per H., 40a5O per bunch; Trout, 35aI0:
Mackerel, aa25; Halibut l5a20 Goldfish, 10;
Blue fish. 40a50, bunch; Taylers, 40a50; Sheep
bead, l5aO per h.; Sturgeon, per H. Crabs
thard), Is per dOZ.; do. (sOfO 75aSl per dOz
CLANS, 50a60 per 100; Lobster, IL per ID.
BUTTER.-Philadelph print, IS per h. ::
Western Creamery, IS; New York, 3Oa35; roll
25a30; Eggs, 20 per dOZ.
observation-disclosures, Irish, 20a25 pr peck +:
Asparagus. 5a25 per bunch; Radishes, 2a3
Cabbage, 5a10: Beans. tLima) 15a1S per OF. +:
Lettuce, 2a5 per head Beets, 3a5 per bunch !:
Tomatoes, l5a20 per peck ;Cymblins. lOa12 per
dOz CucumberS, Gals per dOZ. Onions, 30a4Oc.
per PIX; Corn. l0a15 per dozen.
POULTRY .-ChickenS, 50a75 per pair; Ducks,
5Oa75 per pair.
GAME-Reed Birds. coarse per doz.; Orlo.
Ian, 81 Der dOZ,
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THE STEAMER MYSTIC

a Will for this week only, make Excursions
a &c fo the river for 25 cents. landing
Point, leaving at O'Clock a. m.
cunning dil1 I at 10 p; m: WEDNESDAY-Smitn's
O'Clock p. m. IHURSDAY-LowerC Cedar Point.
leaving a. . 'clSek a. m, returning at 10 O'Clock
p. ~. FhlDAY-Nan Jemoy, leaving at 8 a. M
returning at 10 O'Clock p. IN. SATURDAYNI,oto,
mac Guy, leaving at 10 O'Clock M, returning at
~ Q cioek 2; No., weather permitting. No meals
On board. Boat leaves Potomac Ferry Company
Wharf. Tickets sold at the boat augI9.Iw
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nUk BOOK LIST FOR AUGUST.
Wade on the Law OF Notice. so
Hes Adludicata and stare DeclsiS.. G 90
american reports. volume ES............... 6 90
Wells Separate Property Of Married Women SO
Samue Johnson Leslie stephen. 10
The China Hunters Club. l Is
west Point TIC Tacs... 90
NotOh's Astronomy 5 90
All the latest publications received promptly
We have very select stock Of STATIONERY in
all its branches
W. H. & q. II. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKsELLKRs AND STATIONERs
aug1-tr 426 Penn. 0rentse.
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A RARE CHANCE--in order to reduce stock
at once, TO make room for fan goods Straus.
the ClOthier, is Offering some Astonishing bar
gains See his advertisement for figures,
which are very tempting to people of moderate
means.
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nENOREST PATTERNS. IN the new styIea
Rtrst Eecetyed BY w; =: WHITE . co., Book;
and Blank Books specialti0G. Sep6-U
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John Il. Washington and Elizabeth Brown ::
Michael Ryan, of New York city, and Lizzie
Ann Whitney; P. A. Dodson and Rosa Spar
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PRICES JEwELRY SroRE-New stv,es tbis
morning, from 81 to $40: the best fifty-cent eve.
glass in the city. No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
near "A StTeet,-AGW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-23

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY have been filed
by Homer Riggs, W. M. Morton, and Edward
aud Edwin BaItZley
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q RAND COMPLIMENTARY
" kXCURsION TESTIMONIAL To

The Merchants Of Washington APP
preciattng the enterprise OF Brad
ADAMS will tender him grand t;ompimentsrv
Excursion on the Barge Goskade City, ON
Landing at Marshall Hall. remaining two hours
and returning: arriving at 7th streee wharf at IL
P m Extra cars In readiness. John Pugh, K.
talent Will. with music and dancing, enliven the
Committee:-P. II. Dutant H. c. Ford Cbas.
Duncanson, X. b. Campbell John Keyworth w
w. Burdette, f. z. White, Robert Besll Doug
las Bros. Tickets, (iimited) Is cents anp11'
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AND PICNICS

CLEANER MYSTIC
= WIN on SUNDAY. August 25.h. 1878, make
her last trip upon the Z tSmac River -nsch
to To ), Ms LANDING. -S 40
Fare 2S cents, Leave 7th street S~e<ssass~se
wharf AT s: 80 M. an return ii lo:So pm.
Tickets for sale ut the Bat. aps23-2t
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NOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner OF TIN street
Seed New York avenue, entrance on New ~
York avenue. The most private Loan OmceAVx
In the city. Money loaned ct the iowestO -
rate Of interest Gold and Silver Watches, PlssS
and Plated Ware, Diamo1ds, Guns, Pistols ~.
articles Of vnaue. Janl-ly
CEOOND - CLOTHIN8.-The only p,.ce 4.
- the city 70 dispose OF Second hand Opium
Watches. 9qnA PistelA &C.. at fair cab pricS
pos 9th street. mar PenisS. SvscuaL
~ cAuine . or eooreegng the above humber
Otoo1e pLo.-Osay oesoIu00 w. nar2D-t1
MOMHx 10 Loan ON WATCREz. Ola.
Ak. MALLACH,R Gate Of @. 6oldstein & %.
LoS1 mo Commissaon BrokeE, 1Al7 Fen nsyivnnis
0y0-0
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Il
CATARRH
K 4
III

DE-. HARTLEY'S GREAT REMEDY FOB
CATARRH
< well-k1wn preparation, never failing to cure
and pleasant to uoe.
W. B. ENTWISTLE. corner 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, wholesale agent.
The Genuine In Square Boxes, With Printed Dr.
REGIONS Outside, contains > bottle and syphon
nal, Price ONl Dollar. Sold ct every Drug StOra
and BY Dr. HARTLEY,
ty20-ly No, 70 NovtA 0reeA St. RoytSsssOee.
A LII WHO VALUE THEIk SIGHT to know
rs accurately suiied to the eye, at(@ ~
Fl; 81: HEaPLER R Optician ncrnsr AZ s,rs...
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THE TRADES.
COAL AND WOOD.
~ JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WOOD. TELEPHONIC CONNECTIONS. COAL
PULL WEIGHT.
GOAL. BEST QUALITY. WOOD.

COAL. BEST QUALITY WOOD
LOW PRICES,
WOOD. PkOMPT DELIVERIES. COAL.
Main once, whArvess mill and depot connected with
uptown on1ces by TELEPHONE
With unequaled facilities and ADVANTAGES for
economically conducting the wood and coal trade
WnArve IActory, extensive store yards enabling M
70 stock up largely when coal e lowest oboe
throughout the city, and al In immed late commu.
nicanon. insuring prompt attention 70 orders, We
Me pIepaLeo 20 onor TO our patrons the best yarfo-
ties OF coal at the very lowest prices.
pounds TO the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERs
Main once MN and depot foot OF 18Th, 18th ana
A.ao I'D 81. o. W.: ana III Pa ave, 1yIS-tI
GEOB6E BOGUS.
NJ WHoLIeALy AND RETAIL DRALxRrr
AMTHR10f1 AND BIfUETNOUS COAL.
~ W9od q az kinds. Once 500 9th a., between i
tio vueL1 rcseectiully solicited and sstisfac-
NHARl.Foct OF lS3 g.
lnSNnS purchased largely previous 90 the IAte
edyance, am enabled 60 se6 af lowest rates. OoaI
olrect rom vessels It . reduction from ordinary
ton. fyf-8m
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SUIT FOR DIyORCE.-Yesterday. Nellie NJ
Davidson entered suit for a divorce from the
whom she was married In December IS7I on
the ground Of desertion and nOn-support.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS

PAZORS, SCISSORS, PEN.KNIYHS, NAIL,
~ Tooth, Hair and Cloth Brushes, Combs, Soap
Portam0nnaiee, &C., for sale cheap by E.
LUNDY, la Bridge St.. Georgetown. jel9-tr
ESTABLISHED IN 1881, ENI.AHGEn
IL and Improved In 1874; now the Most Com
rlete In this part OF the Country.
W. II. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYING AND SCOUEIER rs.
TABLISHMENT,
~ Jefferson St., aear bridge st., George
t0tr7I. ID. O.
Everything appertaining to the business
promptly attended to. The cleaning OF Carpets
Dauegets and Blankets specially during the sum.
mer months. District work sent for and returnet,
free of charge. Orders by mall ana exprees
promptly attended to. Address IS above. teiI-tf
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JAN BIRDs!-Gen. Croker, the warden of
the jail, has had this month smaller number
in the early part of the month-Only 1873. This
number Is gradually increasing, and to-day
there are 1i5 on the roll There are some of
the old stand byS, who have been to the peni-
Tertiary for year or two, and are now after
being here short time, on the return trip
there. 1t IS probable that Gen. Croker will
soon have as many as he has ever had in the
new building-29S. During last winter I29
were sent to the Baltimore penitentiary the
most of them for petit larceny Second Of
fence), and it will not be long before some OF
them will return.
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A POLICY CAsE-Big Thunab rs. Big Head.
This morning in the Police Court, Judge Wal.
ter, the case of VIM. c. Grove, charged with
selling policy tickets, was tried, and Mr.. Ca;
Mr.: Wells ir, to point him certain clause
ne had read. Mr.. Wells replied: "Ah, your
ihnmb Is so big that you can't see it," aud
Cahhl remarked " 1t is not as big as your head
this morning Messrs Cahiu and Gloss
moved that the case be dismissed. as it was
hot charged that the offence was against the
otnef defects In the information. The court
took this motion under consideration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-23

CHEAP AND PLEASANT ExCURsIoN-Per
sons seeking health and pleasure at the mini
mum OF cost, are referred to the advertise
tieht Oh the excursion for cape May, which
seaves the B. & U. X. X. depot tomorrow
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9SN Nathan G. Folger and H. g. Hansell, two
Old and prominent merchants of New Orleans.
dead
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CULT WATER.
y BATHING. GRABBING. FISHING.
Complimentary FANNY
EXCURSION I'd BLUFF POINT AND WI
OJMICO BAY,
rendered to John A. Bayley. OF the Norfolk iise
OF steamers, by the merchants OF g.
washington and Georgetown. u
Steamer >'Jane Aoseiey'' Will
leave h street wharf SUNDAY. Sept. LIST, at 8
Tickets, 81; ladies', 90 cts. children aud nurses
free.
Y. shinn, West End Hotel: A. Fry, Crp'ey's
Rrugstores GeHrSetown: N. Kaufman Navy Yard.
g Wheel.r. 9Th and B: p. G. Duffy, American
Rouse; =. katZenste II. $40 7th st. c.. K Venable,
.th anu l. H. B. Ferguson, 81 st. and Pa. avenue
sc. aug23-
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ASSOCIATION,
At Mount Verr on Strings
TUESDAY, August 27 1878.
'he steamer Mary Washington will leave bel
wharf, 9TH street, at 10 a. IN. and p. M return.
ing al and 8 O'Clock p. m. Addresses ESSAYS
&c; glass ball shooting by Mills and others. Fare
toshe public, 90 cents; to holders of members
aug20 Ivy W. I'll. CHASE Chairm An Con,
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET-Qnteens
toscTl stock Yards, August -. lS7s.-Number
of cattle 2Ol, sold from s. IS TO si.62I4 per cwt
cows, 10 sold from go to si0 per head; coo
sheep and lambs-lambs sold from Az to 81
cents per To-; old sheep from 31l to AZ cents
Per 10. Market fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-23

SAYS an eminent physician -" Headache
Whltens the hair prematurely.' L0diIle'S Head
ache Specific cures it almost instantly
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ADJUSTMENTS
A GRAND BABRF .suE AND Fest.

A GRAND BARRF .ouE AND FEsTI-
WILL GIVEN BY THE
"AoniN" AND BALTIMORE BUrCd-
-.kS' CON 1tN ALTON
AT THE
WASHINGTON sCHUETZEN PARK
hDHESDAY AND THURSDAY, sEPTEM-
BkR 4TH AND 9TH.
Bullock ~ i'll be slaughtered AID roasted each
UAy 81 ~ o CLOCK, sharp, and served to visi- "a
toi !fee OF charge; the bullock to be roasted N
Mh"ls. Pf1ze Bowling, Ladies' Prize Shoot -
Ms. concerts, dancing. and other amuse- Sss&
nentS. Grand Illumination and Fireworks ever Y
evening" There will be grand Parade on the fl rs {
Gay, ~ ~ o clock. sharp. All Butchers respe
to appear in Dark Clothes and High Hats, starting
from f. kolb's. corner Sth and streets, NV. az
~ o'ciocf, sharp. Admission, Is cents. For fur
ther infcrmation, inquire OF the
Ane22 dad EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
622s!S Z: Oa M sshb4 = s1Hs 1870 z!
1AftKRITERa
FREE AIT GALLERY AND ST0RE
NO. 626 Z Strict.
Cnolce vi Paintings, EngraSings, ChrSMoS, &C,
40 nrgeet STOCK of Paper Hangings, WindoH
Snaaes Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords ara Tas
~ h.nngs MANS, &C., In the District.
~ Please remember Name and Number. It'll.
TUE SPRING Is HERE.-No.c Is the
Il TIME to SeU.-Ladies', Gents and Chfldren's
cast on Wearing Apparel, Boots, Shoes. &c, at
sxtraordinary high cash prices at tJUSTH'S Cid
Stand, ~ No. 619 ID street u. ". All notes by mai
Mod 70
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T Asst OF THE SERIES.
SEVENTH MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
OF
FRANKLIE TEMPERANCE LEGION

Stesmer CITY OF WASHINGTON 49,
leaves her wharf. foot of tn St, at G5ssaszzac
p. m., returning at IL. VocsI and
instrumental music and dancing.
Refreshments by Buckingham st CITY prices
IosiIiVeiy no liquors sold on the boat. Tickets Is
Fg Remember the Excursion on Saturday Au.
eust 3Ist, to Norfolk, Fortress Monroe and The
1apes. aug21-w.f,2t
SGShAf EXCURSiONS.-Steam 81 IT
~ TANO. Capt. VIM. b. Bvles n-
VIII leave 9Th street wharf EVERY Essia--lN
shall Hail; returning viii Ieavs Marshall u.uo
ESQ p. m. No pains will be spared to M AXE these
excursions quiet and agreeable, A good Band OF
Music haS ben engaged for the season fare
round trip, 25 cents. aug20-tsenI2
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NJ ADEAOlSkLLE ". PRUD,HOMME,s
Nx FRENCH CLASSES

DAoAN Nhhs-iNTkRMKD
h66idence-l0l4 18th st. NV
Dal!y classes for young ladies and children con.
nected with good English schools.
MoIning, afternoon and evening classes for Ia
dles, ladies' and gentlemen, boys and girIs Pryare
lessons III preferred. s'S
n B.-A good pronunciation (Parisian) and the
use on practical conversation rapidly acquired hv
nAl and successful system "' ei'e'
- Keopening OF the classes October LIST ana
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-23

BLACK SILKS; colOred silks: checked silks
every shade of cOlored silks, includjnG Ali The
very light and dark shades of silks also. cream
and cardinal eOlored silks. Carter's iii Ma
ket Space. Black silk, 5uc.; excellent black
silk, &c; our real satin finish black silk. II
and SIS; black {damaSse) silk grenadines at
real cost; figured linen lawns; pure white
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHNGTOS, Oct l3, 1873
The subscriptions TO the per cent loan to-day wcro
Sls,4OO.
The Smithsonian Institution received yesterdhy
tlrough the Department Of state copy oi the gold
medal recently awarded by the Royal Society Of London
n occordapee with the Will OF sir Humphrey Dagy 10
Rnbert WiIhcn Buu-en and Gustav Robert hlrsch"h'
FOR their discovery OF the specrosooPe ana III
spectrum analysis,
The Commissioner OF Agriculture has ordered from
Iapan a large number Of bamboo shoots, which he H.
tends 10 plant In tins country fcclSg convinced that
thatr cuure here could bc maze success Ho also eN
nrrf. "A number Of slkwurn cRgs 10 arrive "Hhih "a l"
ks from Japan; and experiments Will DC mHut py
tLc Department IN the breeding OF tAkWOlms III tn'
United States.
The committee appointed by Secretary sherman 10 cG
anime the Glen Mills Philadelphia, where the Gov
,,cnt ebrc paper Is made, has returned 20 this city
I'D ,ada n verbal report 10 The Secretary OF the Treas
,,r, The examination for the purpose OF ascer
,,5ung whether "a reduction could be made III the cost
NJ manufacture. IL Is understood that tht committee
did NOT pd any facts upon winch 10 buac report III
favor Of q reduction
The suits brought by the State OF North Carolina
,Aoiret Major Jacob Wagner, revenue officer
and about twenty other Federal officers, on
charges of excess authority Ia making arrests OF IT.
c dis ters and Persons engaged III taudulcit tfEl'
i tnlcco were Yesterday tried before Jddgc Hugh l.
BOND In the United STATES Circuit COurt ~ Greensboro
q They resulted IN the ucqulttal "i wagner and the
other Off .cs tue exception 81 Jcsse hOukis Whu
w az found guilty Ui using excessive ana unnecessary
ginIcuce I'm shooting al q fleeing dibtIcr..
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
THE FLORIDA CIPHER PLOT.

FURTHER EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION.
CONVERSATIONS WITH SECRETARY EvARTs, ROBERT
G. WINTHROP, coNGREss.EN SOUTHLAND AND
HARDENBERGH AND oTHERs-sENTIMESTs OF
THE PRESS.
Secretary Evarts, in conversation about
the cipher dispatches and campaign top
les, which is given below, speaks Of
the excitement caused by The TRBUNE's
disclosures, the trouble they have caused
the Democrats, and the probable effect
of them on the elections. He talks very hope
fully of the prospects of the Republican party.
Congressman Southland, of Ohio, says the
discovery of these dispatches Will proba-
bly, exclude Mr.. Tilden from the party
councils. Congressman Hardenbergh, of Jer-
sey City, who is q Democrat, says that the
dispatches, if translated correctly, show
that an infamous outrage was committed, and
the infamy should be put where it belongs.
Robert G. Winthrop, of Boston. is unable to see
how the dispatches can be explained. In addition
to conversations with these gentlemen and others
great variety of extracts from Republican,
Democratic and Independent journals is pre-
sented herewith.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
PRIMARIES AND CONFERENCES.

The City Democracy, the wing of the Anti
Tlmmany party led by ex-senator O'Brien held prn-
ary elections Saturday The County Convention will
meet tomorrow Congressional Conventions Wednes-
day. conventions 10 nominate Aldermen on Saturday,
and Assembly Conventions on October %. Among the
delegates chosen were Assembyman James Hayes,
Johu j. Blair ex-POlice Commissioner Barr, eX-As-
semblyman Healy, John McKcOn. cx-Assemblyman
Coulter Denis Burns Morris Eppsten, Henry E. Lynch
and Thomas Rooney.
The Bxby Hart branch OF the Anti-Tammany party
otherwise known as the County Democracy" also
held primary elections Saturday. The County COnven-
ZION will meet on October 49, Congressional, October
IA conventions 20 nominate Aldermen, october 18, and
Assembly Conventions on October %. All the conyen-
tiops mentioned will probably appoint conference com
mees 10 arrange for tho selection Of candidates with
other pOcal organizations.
The BairConnOlly wing OF the National party on Sat
urday nominated James B. Terncy for the Assembly III
the I'D District.
Indepeudents Yesterday appointed subcommittee,
consisting of MessTs OttendOTfer, Einger T. g. Gau-
bensklee, c. ]. NehTbas H. Uhl, 5. d. Stewards, and O.
Dethemer, with Instructions to confer with the RepuD
Iican aud AnuTammany organizations with view OF
forming a combination against Iammany Hal. The
Executiye Committee decided 10 submit 10 the General
Committee resolutions asking for the repeal OF the tari
laws for a specific on imports, free importation OF
raw material and progressive Income tax.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
EnREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Oct 13-Seventeen persons nave
been drowned at Corteuglia and Mlesmo, IN Northern
Italy, by the overflow OF the BOrmida River.
LONDON, Oct. 13.-The failure OF Heugh
Balfour Il Coz OF Manchester, was caused Dy losses OH
cotton goods shipped to India and emma
GLASGOW, Oct. 13-Ihe Clyde shlpDullders
propose 70 lower the wages of their work people 72
Der cent ON The 2gd inst The employees number 10000
BERLIN, Oct. 13.-It is expected thaC Arch
Bishop Schneider Of Bamberg, when lie returns rom
Rome will have mission from the Pope 10 settle the
PrussO-Papal question.
BERLIN, Oct. 13.-The Reichstag yesterday
read clause I've OF the socialist bill second time after
reiecti, tho o,ncndment of Herr Hacnel that the law
should not apply 10 meetings connected Win eleeuohs
FOR the RelChstug or the Diets
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
TIE GALE ON CAPE COD.
Tug CoAsTING FLEEr SUFFERS HEAVlLf-slEEPLE
AND BUILDINGS oS SHORE INJURED
II 1 2 IIln

,-,,, STING FLEET SUFFERS HEAyILY-srEEPLES
AND BUILDINGS oS SHORE INJURED.
ppovIycrTowN, Mass, Oct. l3.-Ihe most
v.r storm OF the occurred here yesterday ana
,,s, night The damage to shipping mas been heavy.
rho C,,Ioyiug vessels are ashore at Long Point: The
h,.prr \ l. Rogers having lost foriy-ive fahoms OF
h,,, aud 100 fathoms Of cable; the schooners Matte
,,rs and Oureu OF the West, both or Swans Island.
tho latter having lost two anchors; the schooners Nettc
Uamblin, Exchange bingham, and Boomer OF Dennis
uor and the soop Augustus J. H. OF PrOvncetOwh, Tor
CohasscU; also, one coaster.
Al Wcicct the stecple OF the Congregational Chureh
TC scho0ner Abbie Frankford sunk AT her anchorage
l., ,ho horblr and several vessels Olicu uHuOit. AC
90 Carrie G. Crossley, and coastcr, lumber
ind.n named Brave arc ashore. An unknown schOOhef
I. nsbrre M Yarmouth, aud another on Long Point
~ G,ntaiu Iunes Of the schooner Lizzie J Jones, OF
Iicester from Bay Chaleur, who arrived tO-iAy' &c
nrta bRt at o'clock this mOfEleg he zen IN WIN tue
lcinnnrr PnIOs Captain James X wooster, IIahhl OF
od fnr ON twelve milos from Cape Cod Inc PulOs
Was Ilsmastcd aud full or water Iuiee 0i hoI OGW
wore rescued IN an EXHAUSTED cohulll9h Ho lUulth
Paul Blasdel, Of frankilh WAS ""sHou O'0i'04N "u"
drowned the night previous -, ,,.,, N,auoo, -
Tba srlooucrs Nablut OF Camden, Mauu maIlOch, OF
ana Victory, OF Bristol, Me are also ashore on
Long Point -. ...,. A. .,boou.r Arrta
Curficr losing net DO"sPLlt "nu "N''' 'A-N 'A~' W."
nT' The schooner Frank Herbert Brook Of and from
Rauror for Baltimore, lumber adeD was tOWtu In hs
ayrnnR by the cutter Gaiaun she was OUT lh
Tic stnPu and lost all Of her SAILS, her deck road rams
and buwaks The vessel has seven Ieet oI water III er
hold. 80, ,,..,o,t, cb,r,b ~ provincctovn
wds IIoWn down The damage 10 Masonic Hall is esu-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
THE FATAL RUSH IN LIVERPOOL.

:. appeaIs from details Of the panic at the
Coliseum TheItre that OF the performers was singing
comic song when tree light began III the pit cry
Of fire Az raised and there was general stampede for
the box-pace entrance though there said to bave
been Ave open Tor the eess OF The audience
The police inside anI outside the theatre yniny endeay
ored 10 control the frantic crowd The structure Of the
theatre at the point where Tue crheh occurred "a r-
in this wei tha the dead collected uuul they had
cached a gAasiy pie, rN OF ttNth 1oh,s ut'lL An
,,I, 4 mar tuu m IN, centre Of the doorway stopped
ne Ts-sgc until oc OF the attached % the theatre
procured un axe anl cNi u away ''nhS sD"e OF ll
,nr ritopcd ucur.o iu escape scCIc O tho greatest
citrm, ,ut prevailed outside the Theatre. The manager
pf fC theatre upon tEC fret utTl rushed utO the pt
from the entrance and shouted tu the audience Ia re-
main quiet hut an his efforts were nrrcluhi uhii the
trr. had been ncllly cleared when hr dead aud lu-
inrd were carried the Ruyai laLrnary. Two of the
dead were women, three were boys, nnl thuty-two
we're strong, abc-pUdird men OF the ldbutIng class
mere we're probably 5000 people IN the house at the
al
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
THE roWY or EDEYBURG BURNED

LOSS OF OVER THREE HUNDRED AND Fifty
THOUSAND DOLLARS OVER TWO HUNDRED
BUILDINGS BURNED.
PITTsBURG, Penn, Oct. ia speclal as
patch from Edenburg. Penn, TO He commercial
Ga:ee gives the particulars OF the destruction oi o
Mace nv bre tbIs morning The fire broke out at $3.50
o'clock in the rear OF Wiburs livery stable, Main-st
and, spreading rapidly, soon swept over the en'lre
block The 6remen we're promptly on hand nut their
efforts were parayzed by insufieieney Of water. ne
total loss IA estimated at from S35OOOO to S40oooo
insured largely. Two hundred and twenty-five Du!d-
inrs were burned and the town Is almost competeV ue
stroyed Much suffering already exists Archer commit
tee has been organized, and contributions OF Ioou Ho
the towns and farmers IN the vicinity are Oens
distributed 20 the homeless. The prlneipa losers arc
stable loss heavy; Flynn & Hann ls,OOOl bsnheIt
House, Sl2,00oi Eden6ntg House; ~ Si1oG Gya8 hard