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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Editor Stdr:-We are informed by an item
in a city paper of an attack last night upon a
lady and gentleman while on their way to
their hotel by a ruffian VINO attempted to rob
them. The gentleman defended himself and
lady until the arrival Of policeman. who ar
rested the party. We are further inform
tieman was required to deposit collateral for
his appearance in court-to answer the charge
of assault aud battery preferred by the ruf-
fan, in defending himself and wife against
locks like protective law-mixed WITH cons.d-
cradle doubt as to whether the lava abiding
citizen or the criminal Is entitled to the ben
eft. L. s. Nj.
Soptc,,ohor
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Industries Under the Labor Ex-
change.

Editor Stdr:-In your last evenings pauer
the inquiry was made: Cannot some inuus-
tries be started here in the District to give
permit me to call attention to the Labor Ex-
change, an organization for that very pur-
pose. 1t has already started several new en-
terprises in the District which did not exist
prior to its organization, as will be seen from
its annual report, which will be made public
next month. The only reason it has nol in
augurated more and upon a larger Sca'e, has
been for want of funds. Its headquarters are
at 9C4 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
September u, 1873. L. Sc.
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Of the Court of Claims; A. G. Edward. assis-
tart treasurer at S.. Louis; w H. Nice trdle,
OF Miss lSSippi and 7. l.. Lake, Jr. Of Mi SIS
sippi. were among those who called On the
President TODAY,
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a GALLANT OFFICER KILLED BY THE IN
DGAEs-Dispatch ch"s receiyI by Gen. Sheria an
rom C~pt. Clarence Monk, fourth cavalry,
state that he struck the CneyenneS on the 25th
in Wait. Lieut. Col. W. III. Lewis, OF the nine
toertl infantry, and three men were wound
Cd. Ore Indian was killed and sixteen saddle
ponies and 62 head of catt'e captured by the
tTCors. who were prevented by darkness from
following up their success. Pursuit was con-
tinued rext Gay. Lieut.. Col. Lewis died of his
WOUNDS, and was taken to Fort Wallace He
EaS 2rafnate of the Milit"ry Ac ldamy in
$50, native of Alabama, and about fifty
wears Of age. He was looked upon as one Of
the best officers in the service
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,AgThe British consul In Pekin puts the
deaths from famine In China at 100000, The
province Of Shansi alone lost 100000
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A. STUDENT DRowNED.-A dispatch from
Livingston, Nelson county, Va, states that
Friday, while three students of Norwood
school were crossing the James river in
SKIN, above Tye river dam, they were cap
sized, and one, named August Mcdonald, OF
The others, Z. w. Smith, OF Nelson county,
and w, A. Bradford, OF Charleston, w. Va.
narrowly escaped a similar fate I'm their efforts
to save Mcdonald
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krEmperors are nervous nowadays. A
man was arrested in Vienna for attempting to
throw harmless bundle into the imperial
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue. s6M, ,6i5.t6; customs. $4l7, ,24939.
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TIE CASE OF REV. DR.. E. T. BAIRD, ex-sec-
retary OF the Presbyterian board of publica-
ton, charged with apprOpriating funds of tie
church to his private uses. and using the name
and credit Of the committee of publication in
borrowing and raising money for private pur-
tary. has been disposed of by the East Hano-
yer Presbytery, at Richmond. Va, by his be-
ing reinStated in the communion of the church,
bpt SuSpnnded from the miniStry
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LIE OHlo M. Il. CONFERENCE at Columbus
adopted the report of the committee dismis.
sing Rev. L. A. Spencer from the ministry for
immoral conduct, and Rev. j. A. Davis for un-
mlnlsteIlal conduct. Notice for appeal in
Spencer's case was filed. Resolutions were
adopted condemning the use of tobacco. and
requiring that all applicants for orders In the
conference shall be free from this habit.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the tour per cent. loan to
daY, amounted to Slih.151
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A6Mrs. Stiliman Alden has lust died at
Ludlow. Mass, aged 81. During their mar
ried life OF 66 years she and her husband were
not under different roofs for q siugle night.
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THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM arrived I'm
New York, from Liverpool, yesterday They
were met by representatives of the ST. Georges
tain, c. Bannerman. A. Bannerman, r. Spot
forth, r. Allen, w. Murdock, a. BOYLE. s.
Bailey, Theinan. Garret and j. Blackham.
Glbbes, their secretary. They win shortly
Play match on HobOken grounds.
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The NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.-Con-
gresham Blair, of New Hampshire. is in the
city after funds - help the republican can
vGss in New Hampsbire. He is reported to
fave lid th,.t it is quite probable New Hamp-
shire viii follow in the W Ike Of Milne aud
elect al let one gre N cker t y Corrress
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YELLOW FEVER.

Death fn 5.Ock port. NY.
LoCEpoET, n. Y, Sept. ,;l.--A mau named
Brown from Memphis, Tenn died here OF
yellow fever.
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The FOLLOWING CONGRESSIONAL NoMINA-
T1oSS are announced: Bethel nj. Custer dem.
ocfat sixth Pennsylvania district; VIM. VOr
bees, greeabacker, fourteenth New York.
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SECKETARY EvARTs sent to Secretary Sher-
man to-day copy of a dispatch, dated the 6tl
instant, from the consul of the United States
at Barcelona, relative to the fee of one per
cent. Oh the eutire freight, exactcd from Cap
tains, entering that port, for guarantee of
maniTFTt
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He SHOULD HAVE BEEN A BETTER MAN.
The standing committee of the Ohio M. E.
considering the case of Rev. F. A. Spencer, one
of their number, and an eN missionary to India
and italy. who is charged with immoral CON
duct While at q farmers house in Athens coun-
ty some time ago. last Friday decided TO expel
Spencer from the church, and ,lepriye him of
his ministerial Office
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nARLOW,S GALLERY OF FINE
l. ARTS.
1885 Pennsylvania AceM,Se.

1.-TWO &6URSttC013t0 A0e0Nes
ON FIRE. EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE,
Ou Paintings, Engravilgs, Photographers and
Photographs.
Frames Ia Russia Leather, Fire Gilt, Velvet,
and Nickle, for Percelains and Miniatures,
Passepartouts and Mats to order.
All the New Sty ies Of Velvet and Silk Frames.
Gold Frames OF all kinds for Portraits. Land
scapes, &C.. made to order. Old Frames Regit.
Mirrors. Picture Rods and C0rDiess put up.
Pictures unpacksd. peake1, and hung up by COM
C5tent 1oT kmen.
Silver Gilt a1d Copper Wks fplain and txis5ed
Ccrds With Or without wire: Screw Eyes. Nails
&c.
Paintings L.ined Cleaned ana Restored BY
H. N, BARLOW.
AL work done On the premises, and guaranteed
equal any In the Country and prieeSa low.
AL pai lies Wishing wort done, by sending ncts
b. Ilsiii q IL meet with prompt attention,
NOTICE.
\ party repre- 5enting that he has worked for me
as ReStOrer OF Oil Paintings, and injured soma
valuable pictures, warn all poIEols agaiDs-- He
Is an Imposter, and haa never worked for Or E..
me.
n. B.-No connection 10Th any otiser firm.
Aup31-Sm
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

TALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A superb selection for Gentlemen's Dress
and Street Wear received and ready for In =
gpectiOn. and offered At fair prices. ~
Respectfully request the continued fayors ~
OF my patrons and the public generally.
F.J. HEBER6ER,
CITIZENS ARMY y NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR.
635 10Th street,
sepl0-u COrcorHn Building.
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COAL CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract
for furnisbingthe Port OlIice deDarsme1 ut " ith
eco tons OF furnace coal, was tc day awarded
to George Bogus the lowest bidder
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WORK ON TIE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

WORK ON THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
Col Casey to-day began to prepare for work
on the Washington monument. He is making
arrangements IL procure material for the
work and tools with which to do it put up
sheds for the workmen, &c. AS soon as he
completes his arrangements, in watch ne will
make a., tue kaste possible, men will be put to
work. It will not be long now before work
men will be actively employed. They will be
kept at 1t until the $35010for strengthening the
foundation Is exhausted, then work on the
superSlructure Will be commenced. 1t is
Thought that before the season for labor closes
the %J5,CC0 will be expended, and some head
way m. de on the mOunument-aC least all win
be ready for operations early next spring, the
hosting machine in position, Sc. The first
work really to be done is co extend by con-
crete the base of the monument about twelve
feet four inches further downward, and on
each side about twenty-three feet outward.
The monument is now seven feet eight inches
in the ground. The base will not be dug com
pletely under, only about eighteen feet under
all four sid s of The bottom. Where the Old
work and tie new joins stone and mortar viii
be used to eff CT the junction. The figures
gwen are subject to change at the option OF
Col. Casey.
YELLOW FEVER AND THE MAILs.-Superin-
teDdent Terrell, at Atlanta, Ga, reports to the
general superintendent of the railway mail
service The routes in his division on which ser
vice IS suspended. They are the steamboat
route tetwcen Memphis and Nicksburg, and
the railway routes between NickSburg aud
Meridian, between Demopolis. Ala, and Meri-
dian. hetwcen Chattanooga. Tenn, and Meri
dian, MIS-, between Alfalfa and Gadscu, Ala =,
and oeiween Nicksburg, Miss, and Monroe
La DetentOns on other routes are mentioned
The report concludes" In many places in
the injected districts the people are under the
impression that the spread of the yellow fever
has been due to the mails, and they look anon
postal clerks and route agents as enemie3 of
mankind. IN some instances agents have
been taken from he trains by quarantine
officers and let in the woods. But a few DAYS
ago Route Agent Fischer was taken from his
legged violation OF quarantine regulations: and
this, too, after he had been acquitted BY tiie
board OF health Of any violation Of quarantine
Te@ulatiCnS
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 50.-Today's yellow
fever reports show 35 deaths and lGD new
caSeS, OF the latter only % are dated since
Sept. 9th. The total cases are g, ,3S5and leaths
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
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THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

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.EADY.MADE BHIBTD,

Mems unhnishea Shirts, 20 cents; OF Wamsutta
muslin. % cents. Finished. % cents; Of VAN.
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Tne best shirt: 1t y .; second, "a u %, u %,
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~ THE BEST SUMMER DRINKS.
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With Ice-cold Tea, Coffee and Chocolate, at 1929
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This TONG SODA is unrivalled. 1y6-tr
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.fhS at MeGiphts.
New Orleans.

MEMPHIS, Sept 30.-Twenty- Two deaths have
occurred since iaSt evening at 6ocIuck.
&nHN (lrln-lIrS
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YET ANOTHER PLANET DIsCOEERED.-proi.
Peters, OF Clinton, n. Y, announces to Pc0fes-
s0r Baird, secretary Of the Smithsoni. N In5ti-
tuition, the discovery by himself OF planet OF
the eleventh magnitude in one hours six min
utes right ascension: four degrees, eighteen
minutes north q; clinatiOu, with a daily me.
tiOn of five minutes LOIth.
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THE REGULAR EXERCISES at the Naval Acad-
emy will begin on Tueaday, October l. The
steamer MayiOwer. Lieut.. Commander A. D.
Brown, commanding. has arrived at the Ac.,d-
emy from the summer cruise with the cadet
engineers. The Naval Academy authorities
have decided to quarantine for a limited time
all the cadet midShipmen residents of the south
where the yellow fever now exists who are now
on leave Of absence upon their return to the
Academy.
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NEW CHIEF OF THE TREASURY PRINTING
BUREAU.-Secretary Sherman has about de-
cided, it is said, to recommend the appoint
menJ Of Col. Irish to be chief Of the Bureau os
engraving ard Printing, provided certYin
vague charges against him, which are BOW
beng Investigated, prove to be grOundIeSs.
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KILLED BY THE SAvAGEs. .-Adiutanb Ger
eral Townsend this morping received the fo1-
lowing telegram from Lieut.. General P. II
Sheridan, dated Chicago H., September %,
lslo:-"lt is my painful dUty 10 annoHuca IL
the general OF the army that Lieut.. Col. La GiS,
l@.h Infantry. was morally wounded in an
engagement with the no tile Cheyenne Iud ans
on tie evening OF 2,th instant. and died % nj
wounds, en- lcute to Fort Wallace. this nl0rn
ing, about o'clock. Further par icJags vi |
be s6nt this pm"
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NAVAL VEssELs.-Lieutanant Commander
r. M. Green, U.S.N, commanding U. s s.
Guard, reports to the Navy department the
arrival OF his ship 1T Bahia, Brazii. from Ria
de Janeiro, on the ID inst. He viii sal fo,.
Norinlk, Va, and expects to arrive tlere afaut
the l9ih OF November. The heath of ira
oineeis and crew Is excellent.
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INDIAN AGENT APPOINTED.-The Presi lent
today appointed l.. nj. NickerSOn, of Oregon
to be Indian agent at the Klamath agency in
Oregon, vice j. II. .R0ork resigned.
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HOLIDAY FOR ODD FELLOWs.-Th8 follow
ing note was sent today by Col. Rogers. the
Presidents private secretary, to the heads Of
the different departments: Il am directed by
the President to say that Such clerks or en-
plOyeS OF your department who are members
of the l. o: o. +. of the District Of Columbia,
tory ceremonies at Odd Fellows Hal in this
city on the I'd pr0Ximo, may be pernltted &c
do so il their absence will not interfere with
the public business" Navy yard employees
will be allowed holiday without loss OF pay
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Hlye 500 Slate NaIteis In stock, and employ a
large force OF mechanics and artists in PRODUCT
ueW designs and eolors, and are filling all orders
promptly az 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 iebbing orders.
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"D MY BALM OF LIFE cures Dyspepsia,
~ nothing else will. 1t Is household ar tcie.
One bottle viii do more than two used 20. It never
pakeS ore Scker to make one well. Genuine at the
nanufactory, 9th and II Sts.
sepI0 1mE T. A. COOK.
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THE PRESIDENT will leave tomorrow even
ing at 9:25 O'Clock, by TIE Baltimore and Poto.
mac Il. r., for New York. to attend the meet
ing OF the Peabody fuDd association on Wed
ncSday next. Mrs Hayes and Rurcha~d HAYES
will accompany him. The party will retIrn
Ihursday evening, making a short stop at Bsl-
timOre,
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chusetts Total Abstinence Society at its
monthly meeting in Boston on Thursday dis
cussed again the question of wine drinking
among the ministers of the Hub. William B.
tom great many Roman Catholic clergy drink
wine and stronger liquors, though many are
faithful total abstinence men, and even the
Church large proportion of the clergy drink
wine {: in his own denomination, the Unitarian
about one half; in the Universalist. few I;
among the MethodiStS none, the discipline of
the church fOrbidding the practice entirely and
as to other denominations he said nothing
An address to the clergy was adopted, stating
that probably over half the clergy of Boston
is most serious obstacle to the temperance
cause, and appealing to the erring brethren to
reform
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THE EVENING STAR.
TUESlAY..... February H, 1878.
CONGRESSIONAL.


SENATE.-Aftero our report closed
MT. salisbury said he would vote for the
SILVER bill. though he was not sure il would
eve 10 tie country dollar equal in value 10
Inc gold dollar, and should it be found iusufi
clent further legislation could De hal
Mr. Coke argued that the free coinage OF sill
yer would soon advance the dollar of 4l2lS
grains To par.
Mr.. Mcdonald obtained the floor, and the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report Closed
The House in committee of the whole con
Sidered the West Point Military Academy bill.
The motion to strike out the section allowing
additional compensation TO first lieutenautS
acting as instructors was defeated, after con
siderable debate.
Mr., Aiken moved to amend by reducing the
pay of cadets from s4at to 500, but, after de
bate, this was defeated, and without further
action the House adjourned
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dodi buoh object 10 a sdeers dow a'd hsd
NsiiedS wun up a'd d Ulsars uus the Al
sui, whed w1d sdeeSi'g froh borli'g do dighr
nsfNther bcdotolyus-shi not Tghlg
! sububes quite tsdCy by head wit cab 81
la wud oil these SdeezeS-they'u &c wOrSs th.f
cough.
A cough tears your iudgS, but q sIeezs tears yes
through
A'd-sooddesS:-it's cubbt'g -a-tschso,-
A-tSchoai
td>ide OF by head-p' raps ny braid pad 4, r,.{t
That's DOTH & o. what IL cad do VIII "a 10 IriesI
Ii rips through hy chest, I'D out at hy eses
BY dose a'd 10y bouth. with . shiyeri'g craSa
That skaters 10y frabe id wud horrible shashi
Ali that is n sdeeEe. Whed IL cubs as cru n.
A'd-oh! il Is Cubbi'
Ar-r-r-rusrh -shi
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DIED..

BURKE, Suddenly, on the morning of February
18th, 1873, john K. BURKE, late Of California, in
the 34th year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of his father, j, =.
Burke, 1922 Pennsylvania ave-, Thursday morn
ing, February 14th, At 10 O'Clock. Relatives aad
friends OF the family are invited to attend Inter-
ment at Lewinsville, Fairfax county, Va. 2ts
Gloss. On February 11th. 1875, after linger-
ing illness, CHARLIE TAYLOR Gloss, formeriG
Assistant u. 3. District Attorney, aged 81 years,
10 months and Ii days.
Funeral from First Presbyterian Church, Four
and-a-half street northwest, at O'Clock Pr on
Wednesday, 18th inst.
DUBOIS. LoTTIE Dubois in the eighth year
OF her age, al Aix-la-C hapee, G Germany, daughter
OF Capt. X. Q. Dubois, Q. 8. A, and granddsugh-
ter of G. u. Z. Richardson.
Our dear little angels body lies beneath the cold
sod In distant land for short time only but her
pure little spirit has winged its heavenward fight.
Dear little Lottie, thou canst come 10 me, bat
L will try to go TO thee. II GRANDPA.
kENsINGER. In Georgetown, at IL 80 o'cik.
February 11th, 1878, LARMAN IRVING. infant
son OF William and kmma Kensinger, age twenty
three months.
"A lovely bud to bloom in Heaven
The funeral will take place from the residence q
his parents, S3 Foul tn street, Georgetown, Vice.
nesday morning at IL O'Clock, the remains % 10
taken 70 Alexandria, Va, for internent. Alex
andria and Philadelphia papers please copy.l
WALKER. February 11th, 1878, MARIA y.
WALkkR, I'm the sixty-eighth year Of her age.
Her funeral Will take place from her resIdcsoe.
No. 511 -Four and-a-haf street southwest, ON Wo1-
nesday, the 18Th, at o. clock p. m. Relatives sd
friends are Invited to attend.