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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-27
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks wsse:-
MINING sHAKEs.

The following were The Opcsing press OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Lsviathan, 1A TIP
Top, 4; Navajo, N; Gould Curry, OK; Savage, lo4
chollar PesesL 80; Ophir, 4ojs 3sh; Hale q Nor
GROSS, .; Crown Point, OK; Yellow jacket, 10; Bel
cher, ~; Virginia Consolidated, q; California 8;
OvsrmaD. IL; Ray nond Ely, s.; Best Belcher, IA;
Union Consolidated. OK: Alpha, 10; Sierra Nevada, q;
Mexican, IS; Eureka Consolidated, As; Justice, G.;
Utah. 10. The closing prices San Francisco wore as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-27

On ssni;;:; so % s2s
st;s ssgieRs'; ,sa
ss ass y Ga sa Is:
sSsSs 90 ssssr:s' :.
ss !, il oS 80 iSS
liSss sSo a LOS 500 :. os osss@Ss,. So !.
lie a. 1pr'i 500 :. SO at 1la 4os %
ports rs we're 1S % bas New
s ssa %'1ss'n total s'IssF ri:
s:s last ] e a s.y ss aS s =.
sso~.;-nao . a.y,s By 's.m NJ oO%prs..ss = sal.
+ y ), mi: . ;, .s
DRUGS, Sc.-.ss ns.tss Sss.r.lIy :.s.sy :. late
PITS; 50 o' g a h: r'1 Sa.s :s ss's &c
joSbiax :. 81 90 q 90. snsss. arm. e.s
.asss VS. sss =: =. q s. ss
ss Sss ' - 70 :.
Tor barrel: sa sise boxes. Blue si.rai was qaossa
s. ' isa s%s a ssss S'ssA 9 fs:a
soa London H. Alum "a. saSsss
aNe; Chlo,s.e potash vas aao.sa az. lsc gold ir
sf,;': ~
southern d,s.sns auo.sd $50 q is tor Ola
.ps Cream hiaher and quoted at27ss gold.
~.
75c .77e. for former and sss Csc for tbs
ssc Burgundy pi.eh quoted a. age
VA. su.ss sao.sd s.'s' s for .as soa Sso
iS .sa ss s s Ga
:. sis ss s.,:4% sofia vas As,a =. s,s q co. s.'on.
ianssi roo. ~ss quoted At o saa: wsss quiet
!: Sss..s .ss s g !; $ 5. ".
30 .ss' ss.r wa. sss 7s fsns .I iran ss
bleached Carbonate ammonia was hrm and Quoted
mar M Sas a. va: v.ss
We quote: canary Spanish. s. 20 sicily, 80 .Sh,
s ssss . srI.s nss s.
s ssfSsa 1Ds.A Dutch ~ E ERGO. '';r
lor ,ierman and 2se aoc. Roman. sw.ot marlor
= at o rSnss beans v s.si .s.'s a. ~ ns
quoted y Isc Doc tor English l3c i5c TOR German
ss ssA spi.. Sc nc p ss.A.a
=, h,sc isa G'mIaes va. ausi v st sae, samae
SIS per ion. Gsnsian root va. oaIs. a. So, C.
quoted at Sc whole ana for wdsrsa Gun rsdds
rs as,ss sss &C. or re an. Due:
aJ1ic. Tor Ordinary Italian orange peel was quiet At
Sssils white aacsa si iss .isss
no" q. our: s:sS currency :sd as sss
q. rom g 70 i,e Tor ,s se!ee ed Lieoriss paste
tell re; small Guzaiina NJ 2oc large Gussiina
sls t. sss oils '% sa " ss quote s'st"' . e.
Ss%o' sander, n. " 80; o .m, S.aasr:ons
Toe al gold oil caraway 81 70 81 50 oil croton
VI W, oil eitroneila Soc e5c, 81 OIL lavender Toe
"a do do. tMnchsm $40; o cloves, 81 Al oil winter
green 81 OH sassaira 3sc oil pennvro,ai nominal ~
81 y al rs oa,. sl2 ali currenev
FsHcoansh ouet keceipts not srge ana arrivals sell
readily At 81 tor Georges and 81 50 for Ora3d Dauk Sale
Of bout 300 quntais Mackerei were also qaeI There
IL \ stock shore here; arrivals sell
readily ~ xi2 Sl3 Tor = - 90 oO for j.
81 81 80 d.. and ~ ~ 30 small
lott wh.ch were selling at $i4 SIG tor
snd ~ 81 $40 No. BOX herrings Mono aa0at :
selling, exstore. At 20c tor scaled Barrsiied dull
nsmual.
rLouR AND Flour. TO- ios oblA wheat.
l7,2J6 nusneis; corn inca 10 pbis. aud 253
corn. 1880 bushels; oats $3.50 do rye, stoU DO
The sales Including State. Western southern.
about IA 700 bos within the annexed Eye nonr
was with OF JOO bDls Corn meal 81,
s.ies 49, bbs wnin the annexed range ana 4Oy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-27
FINANCIAL.

At REASONABLE RATES. MONEY ON LIFE and
AEndowm.nt Insurance Policies ANA Aortssges; same
insurance oi all kinIs effected With best com.
panies at lowest p~enums-
j. j. HABRiCd 4 CO.. 1855 sroadway; box $50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-02-21
Scr Gr3euser eer 5sblaEoTsse;t.

Sn nean unser ,sbn Ga1sa ii etr erSeuasr
Der Sniomnia oocr sDaasfeteit ein trantsr
Mofsn. @siunoc geroauans siebt sefunSea
Sdlaf, llnocrcau,is9:s;t il ibm tinoes!;4~
gebirn uno Ma9sn lcieeu NIT chamber. a.
uss Der far37en sgmpt0ne eines fatpeGeR
3ultanots Ser 0sroaunn9spraaR, 1T eiar
storuns bes eroben Nerpsn< eentrums, be3
@ebiras. Nan fartt Sen G,aaen une ,aA4
eiebt oaour4 Dem sroben eentruN ba5 @esia-
assui9t Dieoer. Cine b5alt ;aSer!diiIse W,m-
Gin fir Den 3~ed il $ opett.r's gRasen-
bitters. melt oorsulchen ben mil,craiiiAx
Dsruaisnnssmitteln unb mdetiaen norto5.
fdtn Ritteln, Die 3nar zine 3eit!ons einldIf.
Fernb anf oas @ebirn ipirten, balo aber ni4t
'nebr 'uirteu unb In aaen 6aaes oen Was.a
Ibpa3en. 0as er3ere oaee1sn feitt He
3basistsit ienes alf,si9sis<n Grams iuicotx
ber. uno tuie beiliam es ptrtt beS ;eist haan
Der aeiunoe e@lat nnD eia rubieer 3utfaaS
Des Rerbtnibfems. Hu4 sirtt fein GetraE1
Der 1s1saseit str eebsr uns Der eeodu.e
bei!fame Hartsaue
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blott am 0ienitas 1ou poytano cns
Iob. 0ie iugenoli9en Mbenteurer hot=
ten 1idb MT elmer. sroben Mense 9a1=
rnnssmittel. iopie nit @emcbrels, III
folen uno Muni.ior perieben< oo4
'oQts ibre Grenoe bon nur turser Douer
lein. Die gltern Ser Rnaben, u;n oerea
5i@erbeit beior9t. tsleerap6irten |ofort
lber beren Weriaminosn on bic Be-
BORDEN, uno Die ian9sn 8silenoen .Dur-
oen in elmer Gn.fsruuns BON Der 5taot
in ibre eltli@en Wobnungen 3urlt5e=
i0rbert. eluf 9efras crfldrten be
Sunsen. lire &ei!e babe tein:#s
beitimmten 3rued 9ebabt, lonbern es Iti.
nur ibre abIi@t 0e'ue(en. einein Drdr<
gen nod Abenteaern 3u seniisen.
9abein aeutI9er 6uhm as
der lisb eeacnDSr.i9 ouf teuti4s
NsidstoIten in ameritanii4en @9us-
fobriten onsb!lbet. er[abren (pir ou3
Dem Pbi!aoe'sbier saaeb!alt. Da}<
|Ielbe i3reibt: .Gie @tfabruusen ocr
Ybilaoe'pbier Nusfsruaa lds;neu III
NsutIblano bereits Gra4ts 5u tragen,
'peuiaFcns t6nnt, man Dies Gus Sen
llmitano fdlieber. bab Der preuS;l3t
9anoel2mini,er Dem M;tslieo ser uee~
| |Folienen Delegation oeutIder Sa<
ouiirieller, psrrn $. Il. @4neiOsr, eix
Stipsubium pon 1900 Nsihamarf be-
'O'!'iat bat une1 swu, s;' gun, u,itern cir
blum Der amtr'taniIden @dub{a6rita~
t'on. 9iermit mdr, gum eriten Maf
'e''ens Der preabiie3en Resierung ansr<
tannt, bas aud Die 9eitrebuneen oe:.:=
l1er 3anowsrter, Ii9 i'm Naslonee 'de
i3ren 8eruf aussub;losn, unterltiibuns
ueroienen, uno boE te!onbers Der gu,-
sslpideians Der 5bubfaori'a!;on isotoeox
VorIAno jn lsiIten il. 9,rr Sthneiosr
bate in Ieinem bcim Miniiter einee~
reidtcn 8eri3t I6er bic .S6u6mad)t<
rsi ouf Der 9!ustsl..n9 in p9ilooslpb;a"
auf bic @efabr aufmcrtIam sema9,
wel9e Der oeutl6cn S4u6ineu|trie pox
Seiten Der omeritaniiben orobt unb g
|i4sint oab man in mabsebenbtn 9rcl-
ien Die Moeli4ieit elmer amsritani]tes
eonturrtns slei@faas srfanni tat. 5etr
|S4neioer if nidt pie Die abriscn Ma<
sl'eoer Der 9elc9ation na4 einenr
msbr'u6dentliden autentbalte in ben
Der. Staaten mieoer ju,iid9eiebrt. lcx=
bern big iebt bier setl;eten uno bat in
Den btoeatensRen 54uttabriten bur
Neuens:anotaate1, uno in sfe,p 'Ooif
proftiltb 9eatbcit; 9e9enmdrtie 1peilt Il
in Ne,uart, q. s., no fi9 bstonrttt9
9roBe @dubfabriten beiinoen. Rom
menoes Griibiabr uiro 0eyr 59nsiou
nod oen ,uef!i9sn @erbereien elmer
9elu& obpatten uno baan. uoblauspe~
rufet init omeritaril4en Grfat,unqss
unS 3enntniIlen, beimfebren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-02-21

@e9en S4ninsiu4t une dFe
Sabin flbrcnoen qeieen, nan,lid: SuTsu,
perna@lalliste Grtaltnnsen gsou1tis, @rul-
ldmer5cn, uno allie anoercn yunsenabcI, il
~HIcn's 2un0>@allaR," baa srobe Sei!mittd
Der 4eu;eit. F.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-02-21
1:ele9rapb*
Mu9lano.
NolitiIbe6.
3ut Ori.entfrase.
2 3icben ih ,urud.

3icben fd juriid.
Go n It a Mt in opel, 1S. Je5rnar.
Sic @uKcn baben lid aug Der i'm Con-
neutrality-suspicious. be-
Tnolihen Somioae= Heooute, >oel4e Iie
!ebten Treita9 beiestcn suriidseiogen.
Sic an bic ruiiilden Sruppen abse=
sangencn @cfeble beitimmen, oab oie=
lelben bic in ben Waffenitiultanosbe>
feitseitclte Demarcations<
lin;e ni4t iibcrlhreiten iollen.
Sic Eemareationslinie in Aiien.
Sc lino 3,pei rullil6e Ofiiciere bo=
bier einsetrofen, mslde ouf Der &eiie
nod alien beeriffen ino, no lie Die
Dcmarcationslinie ieiltellen 1ollen.
r.. Gin tTntros.
2onoon. Is. 6e5. @eute N6eno
>perben i'm 0berbauie Die Serbs Stra=
tbeoen uno GampeQ b,n Mntrog iteuen.
0ab> ber NnT9t bes @auies oemab, biz
uon Der Yfortc uno &ablono einse9an=
senen @affenltiQlanos 8eoinsun9en
Der Mrt fnb, COB Die &e9irrunQ S6rer
Wojeitdt uoltommcn 9ere9tferti9t 1T,
ieoe @orlGtsmabrc9el 5u er9reiien, um
oen ocu Tricoensuertrd9en BON 1855
unO 1871 brobenoen Gin9riffen iu be-
9e9n.n.
@citere Mobilmoduna. I'd.
Giniss Officiere in Nloerlbot baben
Die baIboffieieQe Gunbe erbalttn, bab
ons annette grmeceorps in Der allernd6=
ten ;3eit mo5il 9emn6t nercen miro. +
Der 3uian,n,cntunftsort.
Trantfurt a. 81. wiro pi.!ia9 olS
Der @erl rlommlunssort bes Gon9reHes
genonnt; ,uabrl@eirli9 ober 1T, ooE
8aben 8oben bofiir beltimmt rpiro.
Oelterreid6 l1n9arn oringt oareuI.
oab Der Gon9rcB balom0sli4f ab9e.
balten ,peroe, ,uel6es oos iiderite Mit=
tel fir Gerbinoerun9 ioeiterer 8erwide=
lun9en mare.
Die MoNenberiammlnns
Der Nrbeiter 2onopns CUR 8eipre9un9
Der orientolii@en Tra9e 1T euf Som
nerita9 onb.raumt tporoen.
8ittet iie, ab;aitebea.
SIN O6erboule bat 2oro 9erbD 6eute
No9mitos sic 2oros @trotbeoen uno
GamtcQ. ibren por6er onseseigten Nn=
tra9 nidt uoriubrinsen. Die &e9ie=
runs, ia9te er, t6nne li@ auf cine BE-
iprcdun9 oes WaHenitiQfanoes ni9t
einlallen. .5n"s}
Be6erer Nnt,rarunb uno te!eerapbi3c
Gerbinbunoen. -a"
Muf eirs oiesbeSii9l9e Snterpella.
tion bcs 9orD GranpiQe ertldrte 2oro
Dcrbp, oab Homiral 9ornbp lein @e=
l9>paner nod Der Munoania &ai ge=
fiibrt babe, neil Der Nntergruno oalelbI1
uno Die tele9rapbil@e Gerbinoun9 mil
@onltantinopel beicr lei. Gs leien
feline lueiteren Na6ridten besi9li9 oez
rullilbcn @ormari9es natb gonitan
tinppel eineetroffen !; Is lei a,por eins
d 5ei'ure be;ii9';@ oes m0ql;dea8rr=
m'rlhes ouf @oaipoli ein9.laufen, oit
&:sicrun9 babe jcoo4 nod feine Set
gebabt, upn berlelben Ginli6t 5u ne6:
men. ,+ H
Die oeutidr einmildung.
Man bort !pioeripret5snoe Nusein,
an0erlebunsen iiber ben @runo uno Bic
Mrt uno WeiIe Der otutI6en Snterpen-
ton, welGe sic unlanelt nod i@we=
beuee Rrilis abgeuenaet bat.
Cine am II. os. in ct. Detersbure
auiee9ebene Depeidc last, es berrl6t
ooielbit Die erobtt sdulbuas, neil oas
Bolt ouf Sic moraliide nnterltiibunq
Eeutldlanos gebaut bate, ,od5reno 6
|jebt nerrimmt, oaG Der beutlbe Sale!
lin ieiner lbronreot 6a5 ROnitatinope=
|er prcsrcmm als gersleibsoolls al
|iiibtt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-02-21
Ser Nprbfern,
9erauseeeeberbon
8rid T. &aiier.
Saint Glouo, minnefota,

tr16cint jcocn 9onncritoa uno tofct jabrlid
in 8orau5be3o1lung: $3.50.
SIR luenlger als Vfonate uirb tein sbon,
nement an9enomulen.
Son Nbonncpten, bic bic 3eituna nidt
au5oriitli1 abbeitcllen, iuiro anaenommen.
bas lie oaS Abonnement fortsuicten miniden
Sic Scrnbi1umuua, cber 8ermei9erung
Der Nbboluns Der 3eitung bon BEN Yotamte,
wobin Oie elbe beorbcrt tporben 1T. 'o,uie bic
llntcrlaNuna Der Nn;eae an bic Serausseber
bon Der etlpa itattfiuoenoen Ortsberanoeruna
uno Ser Ingabe bes ncuen Bobnorts entbin,
oct nibt BON Der 8eSabluu9 oes bo!lcn Abon=
ncment5betrageS. %.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-02-21
q naeiaen,

melAc obnc @elnerfuag CUR Hufnabme ein<
geben, ,uerocn 10 lan9e einaeriidt uno bered)<
net, bis liz abbeltcllt ,perben. Z. a"
Nnseise II weroen ,u ben getnobnti9en
Yreica cingcriidt, ndmsid 0 @ents pet See
sier= 3eilc, fir Die erite G!nruduna, unb
Gents iur icoe folseube. Sir Mn;eigen, bic
IGngcre 3cit itebcu bei6en, wiro elm beoeu<
tenDer Absns erlaubt. II
Sic S,ron59eb,r linc i'm 8eilt elmer eou>
fdnoigen sluswaDl .mz...,.
1feucr uno gribmufooller 8 ettern,
uno iino ba1er i'm Stonoe, ...-.
9rudlaben alltr Art
III oenti1er, englilbcr, franz oiildtr
uao norwegtfOcr @prade
auf's 5Dneu lte> 54Dnite uno 8llli9ite
5u lief fern,
unb cupfc9lcn ii1 gu seneiotcn guftragen.
@cbrudt perben:
&ettcraeaoS,
B;G3sass, a.... e.. 2.
GsIshiftSfsrten, F."
Gircularc, ..t..s. ......
Slanee, .-.
N1asate<u,{. ~.
ouf tiirseite Noti;. w..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23
GEORGETOWN.

TIE WIND SToRH last night, as far as ascer-
tanned, appears to have done but very little
damage here, Notwithstanding its severity. 4
large tree on Prospect, near Frederick street.
was blown down. and half of the front Of Nc
Daniels carpenter shop, on Green street, near
Gay, was blown In. Beyond few limbs broken
fTcm trees in different parts of the city. this APP
peal about all the damage yet reported.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louise, P. Maloy
StetSon. light for Alexandria.
GRAIN.-ATrived, by canal, boat Ruby, with
AGO bushels OF wheat to Hartley & Bro; $50
bushels Of wheat by canal to j. G. & J. NJ.
Waters.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-OfferingS on Change
tO-day:+,550 bushels OF wheat, with sales Of
AGO at S1.011s per bushel, and $50 bushels at
s1.o0s4 per bushel.
CATTLE MARKET.-OferingS and sales of cattle
at DrOveT's Rest yesterday were as followS:-259
cattle offered; 235 sold at prices ranging from s.
to SAILS per cwt. 800 sheep on the market; 300
sold at 3 to cents per pound. 500 lambs offered;
400 sold at AZ TO 51i cents per pound. 20 cows
offered-sold at s25 to s45 per head. Market duh.
PERsoNAL.-Danfei O'Brien, of this place. has
been appointed station keeper on the Metro
pOlitan police force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

CRIMINAL COuRT-Judge Wylie.
Yesterday, Francis A. Page, charged with lar
Peter Hogan, larceny; jury, sworn and respited.
To-day, Peter Hogan, larceny; not guilty.
owen Taylor, resisting officer; ON trial.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge DIN.
Yesterday, estate OF Charles Z. Tucker; ap-
plication by George Boyden for letters filed and
NJ. LightfoOt was filed for probate The will of
Patrick Burke was admitted to probate and rec
ora ana letters test amentary issued to p. BTen-
ran; bond $4,000. The last will of John C.Ascb-
enhach was filed for probate. and cause cOn-n-
ued. Gertrude Numath, guardian; decree con-
firming sale of real estate The last will Of
Elizabeth Frederick was admitted to probate
and letters issued to John w. Bell as a{1miniS-
returned and account filed. Estate Of w. w.
Smelly; flIst and final account passed.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
1O-day, Maria Walden and John Wilson We're
sent down for 80 days as Migrants. COrlelia
Quinn, loud and boisterOus; s.. James CAN'T
$40. or 90 days. Geo. ROWley, assault ON Geo
Parker; $40. Edward Colbert, larceny of gold
watch from David Z. Chase; jail three months
Samuel Duckett, colored, assault on Susan Cox
who testified that on Sunday, in Fighting Alley
sam struck her with his fist and threatened &c
knock her id head Off. Another witness cor
rOborated her. Fined So. John Tyler and John
Lucas, affray-fghting in a restaurant; S. each
John SchWab, assault on W. H. Charlton, who
testified that on saturday night, when knock
ing at his fathers gate. SChwab, who lives next
door, assaulted him. Schwab testified that he
simply pushed him out of the alley, and at the
time did not know who it was. Continued I'm.
Ger personal recOgniZance. McHenry Carter
threats to stephen Taylor, who testified thai
Carter threatened to whip him or go to HI
and he was not afraid OF him during the day
but didn't know what he might do in the night
personal recognizance. John Burdell, grand
larceny; continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23
LECTURES.
r YCEUM LECTURE COURSE.

FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 25th Rev JOSEPH Cook
Subject: Ultimate America. Single admission, rs
cents
TUESDAY EVENING, Noy. 9TH. WENDELL PHIL
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 8th, MENDELssoHN
QUINTETTE CLUB, of Boston.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 18th, j. E. RANKIN
d d. Subject Robert Burns.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 23d, FRANCIS MUIR
PLY. Subject to be announced.
The above attractive Course will be given in the
splendid audience room of the Congregational
Church. Course Tickets only $2.25. For sale at
Metzerott's Music Store, 925 Penn'a avenue. No
extra charge for reserved seats.
Buy Course Ticket, and reserve seats early for
Cooks Lecture. Oct1S-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23
Condensed Locals.

Lighting CT the street lamps is at $40 y. m .
cXttnguiShiDg AS a. m.
The Nationals defeated the Manchester nine
yesterday afternoon by score OF 10 g. Only
hVe innings were played on account of the
darkness.
The marriage OF Miss Ellen Emery and ThoS
j. LASER takes place this evening at the resi-
dence OF the brides brother, Mr. L. = Emery
Park street, Mount Pleasant.
From f. VI. Whitaker & Son we have the
American reprint of BtGckr00trS Magazine for
October.
ON sunday morning last, Rev. Albert Bouldn
baptised neur the Monument, candidates. ali
young coiofed women, in the presence of very
large congregation.
the puTSer, of the steamer Lady of the Lake
called at The STAR Office, TO say that i'm coming
up from Norfolk last night they encountered a
severe gale of wind and rain, passing by
wrecked schooner and many vessels ashore. but
fbe steamer made her way up, arriving in this
city few hours late
There is thought to be q mob of burglars in
this city, and merchants and hOusekeepefS
Should take extra precautions in securing their
premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

THE MAIL ROBBERY CAsEs.-U. s. Commits
sioner Mills to-day heard the case of Joseph Nc
Daniel, the cOlOred boy who drives the post
Office wagon Of the House, charged with open
ing letter directed 10 Mr.. II. II. Smith, con-
tanning fifty ten cent fractional currency scrip.
and held him 10 bail for the action OF the grand
jury.
J. r. Richardson, messenger Of the U. s.
Supreme Court, was arrested yesterday by Spe-
cial Agent T. 2. Shallcross, for opening letter
addressed 10 Mr. W. ". Cole. at GIL Pennsyl-
vania avenue. containing a $50 ticket in the
Louisiana state lottery, No. s,0e9, and Is he'd
for hearing next Monday.
The case OF j. &. Klink, who was arrested
on Friday last by Post Office Special Agents
Henderson and Tidball on the charge of having
in possession letter which had been opened
before delivery to III. II. Smith, journal clerk
of the House OF Representatives, to whom it
was addressed, was heard before Z. s. Com
missioner Mills yesterday afternoon. After
him to bail in 1000 to await the action of the
grand jury. A second charge was preferred
against him Of having on September 18TH
opened letter addressed to Hon. Green Adams,
clerk of the House, and after partial hearing
klink waived examination and was held to
bail for the action of the grand jury.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Henrietta Van Riswck to A. T. Boswell, part
=, So. s25; $50. James CrOgg0n to Jacob
Scheiiey, lot IA, So 300; 81 500 II. III. Berg
mann to Iederer and Prentiss, trustees lot 225,
sub Of So. 6I5: ss,8'5. j. T. stevens to Thomas
Landon; lot Is, block -, Meridian Hill; $3.50, b.
SO. 992; $3.50. NJ. p. Callan to Thomas Duncan,
lot Sc, So. 2l2; $1,ts5. r. GOldschmid to T..
Duncan, lot 81. So. 212; $1,000, subject to encum-
brances OF $4,000 and ST 800. J. A. Prescott ct
al. to Isaiah w. Haskins, lots IS and 80, of GER
tain lots in block 10, part OF Pleasant Plains Mt.
Pleasant; $1,000. Mary J. Wright to Jane Drir-
coll, part OF Pleasant Plains; 800. Commission
erS Of the District OF Columbia to National
Union Fire Insurance Co., lot c, So. 295; 1911.
CLOAKs. CLoAKs. CLOAKsl from 81 50, s., Sc,
81, $3.50, &c. $40 and up; blankets from So per
pair up; new fall dress goods. latest styles, 25
cents; shawls from s1.50 up; bed comforts from
IS cents; all-wool black caShmereS from 50 cts {:
boys casSimereS from 81, So 60, IS cents. Tow
sons, $50 Pennsylvania avenue n.w.-Adut.
OUR especially fried oysters, CSC. per dozen
in box; Schwing Il Clarke's, 7th and G.-Adct
READ Reeds advertisement in this issue, If
you want fine goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23
sharp Shooting AT the Rifle Range.

Prof. Hardness, at the match OF the Columbia
Rife Association at Bennings range yesterday,
won the bronze badge presented by the National
Rife Association. The second prize. Remine-
ton rife, was won by Mr.. Particle, OF ''unprece-
denied record" MesSrS. Bell, Burnside Laird
and lauritZen were the other contestants. The
latter part of the day was very unfavOrabl 70
good scores. The firing was over the S11. 9n0
and l.o00 yard ranges, Is shots a piece al each
range The shooting WAS Very good. The high
est individual scores were made at $40 yards
Here Particle scored ~. Laird ~. and Hardness
.1-Out Of possible -. The following is a sIul-
mary OF the match. IL was possible for each
man 10 nave made 225 points:
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THE LYNCHBURG FAIR.-The tenth annual ex-
hibition of the Lynchburg, Va, Agricultural
and Mechanical Society commenced yesterday
Six c0lored companies contended for the first
$50 medal as the first prize and silver pitcaer
for the second. The Petersburg Guards. Capt.
Hill, won the first, and the LangstOn Guards OF
Norfolk, the second prize. The medal was pre-
dolph Tucker. and the second prize to the Lang
StOn Guards by Major John W Daniel
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~ The Wheeling CIV. Va) Register states that
the Belaire Manufacturing Company has failed.
with 100000 liabilities and 100000 assets.
cE General Grant has been in Paris again.
looking so hale, happy and bright as to REM nd
people OF school boy taking holiday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

Hon. THOMAS F. BAYARp reached Raltimorp
by the evening train yesterday from Whining
ton, Delaware, and left at 8 o'clock by the stea-
mer Highland Light, for HambletOn Park.
Talbot county. Md, where he is to deliver an
address to-day at tournament for the benefit
OF southern sufferers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

FINANCIAL PANIC IN MONTREAL-There was a
panicky feeling yesterday at Montreal Canada
IN Bank OF Montreal stock, which declined 81
per cent. II is thought this feeling, which Gin
DE traced TO direct causes. has about Spen it,
self. Other bank stocks have not been similarly
" o> -
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

EOR GREAT FALLS-EVERY THURS
l. DAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY during the
month. Round trip, 80 cents. The NELLIE leaves
COngressstreet bridge, Georgetown, at $50 a. m
weather permitting for the above place Bass fish
the route at the Falls is the finest in the world
Oct1tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-23

The BILLINGS JURY.-Mr. Barr, the foreman
OF the jury in the Jesse Billings, jr., murder
case, says that all OF the jurymen believed Mr.,
Billings guilty, but thought the evidence ill.,
sufficient to convict him
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WANTKD-You to know that drstciaeo GF0-
" OND;HAND SUIT u better and cheaper than
z kEADY-MADE NEW ONE Try at 3UHTH6
Old Stand No. 619 D street, between 6th Snd 7th
g1eel9 northwest N. R.-yeiy good prices PAID Tor
111SSl1ee Second hand C1otk1e. Notes 81 mai
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