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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1l.-Yirginia skies, old, 20;
do deferred, 6k; do consolidated, SEX do. second
series: %; do. past due coupons. 7gs. North Caro-
Lima skies, old, 16; do. new, bid to-day. Sugar
BALTIMORE. Nov. Cotton fiat and nom
inal-m middling, 8xaszs. Flour quiet and fair home
demand-Howard street and western super, 3O0a
376; do extra, 75a4 25; do. family 460a5O0; city
mills super, 325a3 IS; do. extra 400a4 SO; do Rio
family sDa ySn az Wheat
and lower; western dull and steady-southern red,
95a103: do amber, lO5a1.12; No. 2 Pennsylyania
red, LOG; No. western winter red, spot and No
ye%beF Sssa5 as DeOem6ss Jan
and steady: western quiet and steady-southern
white, 45a47; do. yellow, 43a47; western mixed,
spot and November, 471a47H; December, 45ssa46 |;
January, 46a464 steamer. 41k. Oats quiet and
mayed Essn aTae DO
southern, 56aG0. Hay dull and heavy-prime Penn
sylyania and Maryland. II .00a120O Provisi ms
dull and easier. Mess pork, $50. Bulk meats
loose shoulders 81 clear rib sides, 4ka4K, per
sdss ads as@s
cured, new, 1lal2. Lard-redned, tierces, II But.
ter IN good demand for choice western roll and
packed, 16al8 Petroleum dull and nominal-crude,
1ss; renped' sAa9; Coffee quiet 4 and ID nomminally m
easier, LII Freights to Liverpool per steamer
Receipts -four, $3.50; wheat 81 800; corn, % 100
oats. 2o0; o.; rye, $50 Shipments $4,000;
NEW YORK. Nov. 1L-Stocks firm. Money, 4as
Gold. zoos, Exchange. long, 4SOJ6; short. 1S5E
Governments firm
NEW YORK. Nov. 1L-Flour quiet. Wheat dull
LONDON, Nov: IL. 1880 p m.-consols, ss GIG
Central, S0H. ol'
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Election Returns.

NORTH CARoLINA.-The result fl the first
North Carolina district remained In doubt until
saturday, when full returns show the election
OF Martin, rep, TO Congress, over feates, dem,
present incumbent, by about leo majority.
GEoRGIA.-The indications are that Speer
ind. dem., is elected TO Congress from the 9Th
district. IL will require the official returns OF
the back counties TO determine il. The vote
Will be very close.
PENNsYLvANIA-The contest for Congress
man i'm the 18th district Is still in doubt returns
from Columbia county saturday increasing
Albright'S vote and reducing the apparent ma
Jority OF klotZ to less than 100. Albright's
counsel Saturday presented petition TO Judge
Dreher at Stroudsburg, asking a recount OF the
votes In Monroe county.
FLoRIDA.-The election OF Bisbee, rep, in the
cd Congressional district, is now conceded by
about 225 majority.
ARIZoNA.-Returns from about four-fifths OF
the votes cast for delegate to Congress have
been received, and give the following results:
j. q. Campbell, 1,1Ss; A. E. Davis, LAS; ii. s.
Stevens, LOOP, and X. s. Woolsey, s44. All these
candidates ran as Independents. Full 0flcial
returns are required to determine the hnal re-
suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11

DEATH TERMINATES A HABEaS CoGPUS CASE
IhiS morning the authorities OF he Reform
schCol sent 10 his mother the body OF the littl
hoy George Ielgler, who has been the subject OF
haheaS corpus case pending before judge
Humphreys for some months pas The little
fellow last ear, when he was only seven years
oi age. was. on the affirmation of hi- mother
committed 10 the school. she then being
widow. subsequently the mother married. and
finding herself In position To take ear, 0f him,
applied for his release. which being refused. She
last AuAliNJ applied for a writ or h}'"2 corpus.
Judge Humphreys granted the writ. aud the
case was from time IA time adjourned. and
pending In" 3diOurnmentS the cAn:T placed the
child in the custody of his mother. Nho sent
nm 10 one II our public schools, hIt at the
Bearing about ten DAYS ago Judge II nnllrtyS
relnandsd tie child 10 the Reform - III where
lie died. and postponed his decision . May 5;h
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De Ia Martyr Defines His Position.
HE MIL VOTE WITH THE DEMOCRATS N THE
NEXT HOUSE.

NEXT HOUSE
Rev. Gilbert De La Martyr, elected 10 the 10th
Congress as a greenbacker from the Indanapo-
lis district. is in Baltimore and WAS int arviewed
on saturday by a reporter OF the American
Mr.. De La Martyr says that he regards the
financial question as the paramount issue that
VIII absorb all Others. There viii be only two
paTtieS-the republicans Will adhere TO reStlmp-
ton and the haId money basis; the other party
VIII represent the masses or the people and
Will favor paper currency bearing tie stamp
OF the government, but not redeeMabe IN gold
or silver. This party may be called democratic,
or national or something else.
Eep---ln an issue between the Two parties
which you have described. you would not per-
nit your record aS republican 10 stand in the
fCrTiesident?
Mr. Re La Nj should not, with my present
cCnI IlcllonS as To the disastrous consequences
That followed the financial legislation OF the re-
pChiiCan party. My conscience would compel
me TO NGle with The other side.
ReD.-SuppOse that Indiana should by a chain
OF possible circumstances, have the power TO
GalnC he next President, and that the vote OF
tie state depended on your vote, would You ar
ray indiana against the republican candidate!
Dr. l,e la MI should feel il my solemn duty
tG ,Ote ior the candidate that faNorS the imam
cial views OF the so-called gTeenbackers; and in
drlng thlS should not only he acting I'm ac-
c0ldaLce with my OWN feelings and convictions,
tut would he carrying out the views OF a large
maJciiiy Of the people of my state
Rep suppose the opposition candidate
Should lf a hard-money democrat staining ona
hard money platform?
DR.. De la MI should not vote for him. I
nave no apprehension, however, that the dem
CcratS VIII nominate hard money candidate
Rep.-N ouid You be willing 10 name any
democratic candidate for the Presidency who
who would be acceptable To the greenbackers III
nominated on Soft-mOney platform?
Dr. De La Mn my opinion Mr.. Hendricks is
more nearly in accord with the theories OF the
greenbacLers than any other candidate that has
been named, and on a satisfactory platform
would perhaps command a larger vote than any
other democrat that has been mentioned This
however, is only my own indiyidu opinion. i
2m looking at the Presidential contest OF 1850 as
OF to-day, and i'm what have said assume that
the same wants will he pressing on the country
then as now. Events may happen in the mean
time, however, that will create new set OF con-
ditlonS and circumstances which may modify
my own views and change my position upon the
F1eSidential question. However. ] confidently
look forward TO the breaking up OF both the old
DOlitica parties.
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The Cape May Fire.
AND CRIMINAL CARELESsNEs
THE AUTHORITIES

THE AUTHORITIES.
All Investigations confirm the belief that the
Cape May fire was incendiary. One eye witness
states that Shav1ngs saturated with coal OIL were
found in the attic story OF the Ocean House Inn
mediately after the alarm had been given and
similar rumOrS come from other sources II ia
probable that the city council will be called
together and institute searching inquiry THE
council is held by public sentiment TO be really
responsible for the confiagration. Water was
abundant, but the only engine an old hand
machine purchased for 500 two years ago which
required eighteen men, with relays every ten
minutes, TO work it, was worthless, while the
nose was rotten and constantly bursting one
steam nre engine could have extinguished the
names any time before they reached the Centre
Rouse But short time ago the council re-
Iuseu, py vote OF six TO three, TO by new ap-
paratuS.
THE LOSSES,
SO far as can be aScertained, are as follows:
congress Hall, 100000; ocean House, $4,000;
Centre House, $685. ,OO0 Columbia House, $75,090.
Atlantic Hotel, SO, ,OO0 Merchants Hotel $4,000;
Wyoming Cottage, $4,000; Cahilfs cottage,
$6,e00; FryerS Cottage, $4,000; Avenue House,
$500; Kings bath-hoxses, $4,000; Hamterger's
Cottage, IS, 800; Rudolph'S Cottage, $l0O0; Nc
Connell's Cottage, 81, 900; Knickerbocker Hotel
81 500; Barrett's saloon 3, 500; Danezets Cottage
and bath-house, $1,000; stockton Hotes bath
houses, 8, 600; Centennial Cottage, s5,000; Fen
Ions Cottage, s., 900; Peterson's Cottage, $4,000:
VOLTS Cottage, $4,000; Beaver Cottage 5000:
Taskers Cottage, a, 500; Smoots Cottage N50O:
Miuer's Cottage, 5000. Total $4s2, 900.
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THE CAPE WAY FIRE.
Forty Acres Nf RninS

CAPE MAY, y. j., Nov. 1l.-Today the ruins OF
saturdays fire are still smOuldering and are be-
ing visited by numbers of people. The residents
generally have got over their alarm and to-day
are at their avocati0nS as usual. A tour through
the burnt district shows that eyeryth in the
pain or the flames, covering an area OF forty
acres. was utterly ruined A walk along the
beach shows nothing but mass OF burned and
ruined bath houses. In some places efforts are
being made TO clear away the debris. Stock
tons row OF cottages were only slightly dam
aged. and several had theirroofs partially burn
ed. some OF the owners of cottages are already
securing plans preparatory 10 rebuilding
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A Steamer i'm Danger.

NEwBURYPORT, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Pam
ther, from Philadelphia, for this port ran ashore
of the mouth Of the harbor last night and lies
in dangerous position just nOrthward OF the
north breakers. Steamers from this place have
gone to her assistance. The Panther has cargo
of $50 tons Of coal, portion OF which was cast
overheard to tighten her. She belongs TO the
pennsylvania and Reading coal company
LATER.-The steamer Panther was towed off
the north breaker without damage this fore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11

CArT. EpwAED O'NEAGHER COSn0N. the re
leased tenlan. left the city Ibis afternoon Tor
fctToif. Michigan. Via Philadels'ia ~ the
This evening and VIII. ii is undpr>: opd. ba ac-
coIo,i "n impromptu reception NJ. condor
In 'cii' ersaTion with a reporter O. THE STAR
before itaNing sad: - cannot bU' DO greatly
peas d ~ the reception given Iae in This city
10y lnN IticE. country men. the people generally
and Tie press. The PreSitleni anI ai- Cabinet
LdNe also been very kind TO lie indeed. | viii
long remember ny short conversations with
JEcIn. viii never forget my visit 20 Washing
ION :
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Man SHOOTS HIS MISTRESS-Edward Rnl-
lfES. Coioled. shot a cOlored woman named Susan
Williams, in an alley south OF -. D0mlntcs
church. south Washington. YESTERDAY afternoon.
She had Deen living with Rollins FOR some time,
but they Lad 4 falling out. and she left him
About p. IN. yesterday Rollins came in and
ordered her 10 gel supper, which she refused 10
do. Some words occurred. ard she was about
going out for the police when Rollins shot her
in the left side. intiicting a serious wound He
was arrested. The woman Is doing very well
to-day. DIS Leach and Hammett searched for
the bali yesterday, but failed TO find IT, The
wound Is rot considered dangerous.
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District Government, Affairs.

Applications has been made to tie u X rict
commissioners by Mr.. Walter Hawkes.. repre-
>enting the knickei booker Ice company. FOR
PeTmiSs ion To erect a large store house fnr ice
on h. tetween 9Th and sth streets ,>Og' Invest
The commissioners have appointed Henry
NaIlor supervisor OF roads for the Eastern Dis
uict county In place of Thomas J. NaVlnr
Whcse appointment was on saturday revoked.
APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSES
have been approved a. follows: q F. g Dres-
cher Mrs. r. ". Henault. William Mc,;uro,
Woodbury. Bunker, John Gull and Jacob
Weiner
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The sOvernment'S Suit Against :. J..
Tisden.

s. court to-day, rendered decision in the case
OF the government against VI. l.. sykes treas
urer and secretary OF the Chicago and North
western railway, on motion TO show cause why
attachment for contempt should not issue
against him for not producing books of the COM
pany in court This case grew out OF the suit
OF the government against Samuel J. Tiden to
recover alleged unpaid revenue tax This ac-
ti0n has again gone over for the term by agree
ment OF cOunSei
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Flight Of an Alleged DefauIter and
EnCen6iarV.

CINCINNATI, Nov. Ia special dispatch says:
On last Friday night H. ID. Meek, bookkeeper of
The Bellalre, Ohio. gas works, was arrested.
charged with arson in firing the Office for t'2
purpose OF destroying the books of the company
and thus covering up supposed defalcar.OnS.
Meek had given bond for his appeara nee Oh
saturday, but did not appear. Ii is supposed he
has fled the country. Owing to the complicated
condition OF the books the amount OF the defal-
cation, if there is one is not yet determined.
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H Francis Murphy, the temperance advocate,
commenced his crusade against intemperance in
New York city yesterday.
H-Carl Thiel, who was arrested In New York
week ago as fugitive from justice In Europe,
was extradited
The officers and the crew OF the United
states frigate Constitution, at Havre, have con-
sufferers,
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The Fishery Dispute.

OTTAWA, Nov. 11.-Sir A. T. Calf is here for
the purpose OF assisting the government in the
OF the Canadian case in the fishery
dispute for the information of the British foreign
Office. 1t is understood he viii be sent to Eng
land by the Dominion government, in order 10
present its view of the case
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Death Of Hon. N. ID. Judd.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Hon. n. d. Judd. who
has been for many years prominently identified
with state politics, died at his home this MORN
ing OF paralysis. He has been chairman of the
republican state central committee collector of
this port, and a member Of Congress- and was
appointed minister at Berlin by President Lin
coin. He was 66 years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11

HUNTER TO BE HANGED.-Benj. Hunter, con-
victed at Camden, n j., OF the murder or John
n. Armstrong, has been refused new trial and
sentenced TO be hanged January 10. HIS only
chance OF life now lies with the court Of errors
and appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11

A LOUISIANA OuTRAGE.-On the night OF No
paper published in the interest of ex,Goyernor
j. Madison Wells, at Alexandria, La. was en-
tered. ana the press, material, etc, scattered
along the halls or thrown into the river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11

NEW YORK, Nov 11.-At police HEADQUARTERS
1t was stated that there are no new discoveries
in the Manhattan bank robbery. Thieves and
stolen bonds were still beyond the reach of the
police. The inspector OF police said he was ig-
norant Of any new developments in the robbery
caSp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11

SHRINE BULL has become weary of the Cana
alan snow banks and pines for the scalp of the
Indian agent.-tN. y, Herald,
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PRESIDENT THOMAS A. SCOTT, OF the Pennsyl-
Vania railroad, who sailed from Philadelphia on
the 9Th inst. for Antwerp, was really suffering
from an attack OF paralysis, but his mind was
unlmpaired, and his physicians are sanguine of
MS speedy recovery, providing he abstafns from
MS laD0r1OuS duties for six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11
THE REMAINS OF 4. II. STEW
The Detectives Claim to Have n
Clue tO the EsOGN aud Thieves.

NEW IoRK.-The HsJGH prints the following:
- About o'clock this mOrning one OF the police
officials VINO has been actively engaged in
working up the case stated as positive fact
that the detectives had At last succeeded in OBJ
tanning information relative TO the whereabouts
OF Tie remains OF the late ~ T. Stewart. The
entire facts said the official. VIII be made
public very soon. It is now only question Of
blief time when the remains viii be secured
We have learned enough 10 indicate where the
remains are hidden. and we are sure of being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11

SWINDLkD THE C0APANY.-A dispatch from
late secretary and superintendent OF the gas
company at Bellaire, Ohio, private corpora
$4,000. Wv " ~~SA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11

ONLY ONE DEATH from yellow fever In New
orleans yesterday. It is TO be hoped IL is the
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Lady Thornton Coming.

among Ihe pasSelGero on Tie steamship Sry-
tina, which sailed from liverpool for New York
on saturday, We're Lady Thornton. wife OF Sir
Edward Thornton; Mayor Thornton OF Liver
pool. [. :. Senator Bruce Of Mississippi. Gen
Burnett. Hon. john l.. Hoffman OF New York
and Melton :. Latham OF san Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11
LOCAL NEWS.
The National yellow Fever R lief
COMMITTEES.

committee
STATEMENT or RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Statement OF receipts and expendit 1res o! the
National Yellow Fever Relief Committee Ia No
rember nth, iS7s:
Received since last report
Prom J. ID. >cully. treasurer for BeaneF
tund -, -.-. -. ...........-......S 1925
From Milwaukee. for Benner fund saao
Hon. q. g. summer. mayor OF Hartford
Conn, for Benner fund ...... slas
Secretary Of the Navy. contribution
from officers and crew OF L. :. steamer
supply. III Paris, France. ........... safe
Total receipts 10 date -.--... S.S64 &c
Total paymentS...-'...-... ......... ll.S-6sS
Subject To order OF DR.. NoodwOTt ,ts being con-
trbutiors lccclvCd through Rim fron Brooklyn.
y. l....--..--...---. Ssii.O1
Bcnncr relief fund. nd....................-.. 341.I
General balance. ....... l.a4a.io
S2lSSil
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JdfnxEYMfS 53 I3SHSEfMESSR faSRs TA5ss NfoN win ho
Bagfess TfsfnS Ts 81 IS st.
Importance will be tElTsasfs TpMskn L. NAY Secretary
s|g BUILDING ASsOCIATION viii hold It's 50th
regular meeting for the payment OF dues and making
the Board of Trade Rooms ,q sl9 10 Market I Space
JSo JOY EDISON see h iii fGAsih It nw fresiden Il
l LAFAYETTE T. A CHAprER. No: iAsS = VII be be
he'd at MASONIC Temple on TUESDAY EVENING,
earnestly requested to attend.
nSys by Gfdsr RtHAkb Rf tff = HBikELok Secretary
rsa GRAND LODGE T. A. A. ". OF THE DIS
GoS TRICT OF COLUMBIA.-1lle Annusl Com.
munieation of the GRAND LODGE, F. a. 4: NJ, OF
Temple on WEDNESDAY,, November 49, at O'Clock
By By; order of the NJ. W. Grand Master.
nov11-2. W. K. SINGLETON. Grand Secretary.
10, 4 sPECIAL C0MMUNICATIoN OF
s,; INA, NAEAIi al LQDGE, No 4, F. A A. NJ. VIII be
ments to attend the funeral of our late Bro. WM B.
The Ledge will meet at !, p. M. TUESDAY, 18TH
instant: s,a 1osdsr to attend 1T n the II funeral
II GEO. SCHULTZ, Secretary.
~ MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Of the District of
G9nnha N b win M he held in Gonzasa hall 9l5 st. on
i-'lA- louis MACkALL, n B., Prssdent;
H. l. SO"ERS VI d., Secretary noV33t
~, TQWHoM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is
e Of fe SF VRRSoS ,a t5s pTN f IN ihhasH hoc
No 10 St NV on SATURDAY EVENING. the
30th inst at Z T. vote upon increase Of the
g nho15isW5w' @h1' law ? '''-'' BOARD OF DIRECTORS
rae- CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
N9 3wThe sXth ymSn!hIy y meeting ;attIt VII vi 9e
60 eth ct opposite the Patent Office The books
still open for subscriptions, and stock may be OBJ
tanned at the above meeting or at the Office of JAS.
n6Ig2t Wv MOORE, secy.
e17s- GERMAN, AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
L~9 WA-H1NGToN. DC, Nov 7, 1873.
All Depositors. in this Bank are requested pre-
sent at onee their BQ3ks f9f set Ss1tement
roys-3taw3w Receiver.
Tg HAYWARD HUTCHINSON
SELL BARsrow's CELEBRATED
CRYSTAL TIREPLACE STOVE,
which in beauty of design and efficiency in opera
ton is unsurpassed; and the MAYFLOWER, which
heatine power; also the NIODEL, a double illumi-
mated stove, the best of the Baltimore heaters-au at
prices lower than ever offered.
3I7 9TH ST. NV, NEAR THE AVENUE,
Furnace Range and Plumbing House. and only
Manufacturers OF Slate Mantels in the city. nov6tr
~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
w. OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Notice is hereby given to all persons who may have
claims against 1.-THE German American National
Bank of Washington" that the must be pre-
sented to Benjamin q. keyser, Receiver, with the
legal proof thereof within three months from this
date, or they Will be Gisallowed.
JNO. JAY KNOX,
nov1-1Ot Comptroller of the Currency
~o MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SODA and MINERAL WATERS on drausht oil
the gear.
Blue Lick, Bedford and Bethesda Waters by the
gallon. oct11-tr
49, FOR COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
w &c. use the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
kEAIING'S
COUGH
LOZENGES.
Tested for over 50 years Relief speedy and certain
Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents.
E. FOUGERA Il CO., AGENTS,
Oct30w,f m ,em New York.
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Later-NO CIey Vet.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-ReportS published this
morning that c!eW TO the body OF A. r.
stewart had been found have not been con-
frmed to-day. The truth OF such reports is de-
MED at police headquarters. SteWart'S body
and thieves who stole il are still hidden from
the police. Judge Hilton said this morning thar
lie had no new Information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-11
pARLOVV'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
1928 Pennsylvania Avenue.

RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
1925 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ON FREE EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE,
On Paintings, Engravings, Photographers and
Photographs
Nickle, for Porcelains and Miniatures
Passepartouts and Mats to order.
AL the New Styles of Velvet ana Silk Frames.
Gold Frames of all kinds for Portraits, Land
scapes, &C, made to order. Old Frames Regilt
Mirrors, Picture Rods and Cornices put up.
Pictures unpacked, packed, and hung up by COM
petent workmen.
Silver, Gilt and Copper Wire (plain and twisted.)
Cords, with or without wire.
Screw Eyes, Nails, &c.
Paintings Lined, Cleaned and Restored by
H. N BARLOW.
All work done on the premises, and guaranteed
equal to any house in the country and prices as low
All parties wishing work done, by sending note by
mail VIII meet with prompt attention.
NOTICE.
A party representing that he has worked for me as
Restorer Of Oil Paintings, and has injured some val
liable pictures, warn all persons against He is an
Imposter, and has never worked for or with me.
N. B.-No CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER FIRM
aug31-3m
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neNeS that there is no probability of the reply
OF the Ameer OF AfghaniStan 10 the British ul-
tmatum being otherwise than hostile. unless,
under Russian guidance, he coucheS II i'm am
hle war until he is better prepared To resist our
forces.
Lord BeaconsfieldS speech at the Lord May
ors banquet on Saturday night has created
favorable impression. Tie general tone OF the
dispatches and press comments on the situation
Indicate the SubSidencp OF the recent uueaSnpSS
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kilograms to The Star.
THE STEWART VAULT ROBBERY,
No Glue to the Crime.
TILDEN'S INCOME TAX.
THE FISHERY DISPUTE.
ENGLAND'S AFGHAN PROBLEM.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The GLASGOW Rank SuGfererS


LoNDoN, NOV. 1.-THE SUBSCRIPTIONS In Gas
gov TO the fund for the relief OF the City OF
Glasgow Bank shareholders have reached co 800
and in Edinburg $4,000.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, s632, ,043.a5: customs. s21s, ,6s5. %.
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REFRTS NTATIvE SCHLEICHER telegraphS from
Corpus Christi, Texas. Nov. sth, to Mr.. Louis
Scbade, Of the WASHINGTON SeHtis,el as follows
Il am reelected by over 5,0D1 ma jority.''