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WOulu Not BE Without 1t.
Sucn is the verdict after using Quirk's irish
Yea; III regulates the system. Costs rs cents q
package.
SULPHCRs THE THING to Danish eruptions,
complexion blemiSheS, Sores govt and rheuma-
t1Sm. 1h1S great remedial agent is effeCtually
ana lneXpensiVely embodied In Gienn's Sulphur
Soap, Wnlch IS Just as beneficial as costly sui
phur oaths. Sold by Druggists. HITS Hair and
hh'sSer Dye, Black or Brown, SOC.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"He!tes' Health Renewer." Greatest remedy on
earth Tor impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
aoylce 1ree. Depot, IS Barclay street, N Y,
ana Tor Washington at $50 Pa. ave. 3,24-eo1y
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
1o,c's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
III corfects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
wind collie regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and d1arrhOea, whenever arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and well-tried rem.
edy; rs cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
altentlon 10 A. FlScher'S Chemical Securing and
?th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro.
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work I'm
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
seSsing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Tor 81. N. Il Lace curtains cleaned from rs
cents up TO 81 window, and no acid used In
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from
80 cents TO IS cents pair and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning a number,
reduction In price. tH-Call for and deliver
them.
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CITY ITEMS.
Do Not Poison Yourself

Doctors Fees from Two to Five Dollars.
(uirk's Irish Tea costs but Is cents and 10 all
bilious disorders is positive cure.
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GEORGE r. HOWELL e. CO.
Newspaper Advertising Bureau.

For Ten Cents: One hundred pape p.r
phtet with Lists OF News papess ana Al.
vertfsinG Rates. A"'
TOR Ten Dollars: Four lines tnserte6
one week I'm Three Hundred and EtftX
10 SPRUCE ST, nv.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &c. Tonight.
National Observation-Disclosures Pinafore.
Theater COnique-NarietieS
Emanuel Church, 9Th street.-Concert By the
choir OF the church.
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Would Not Be without 1t.
SUCH is the verdict after using Qtirk's irish
Tea; 1t regulates the system Costs 25 cents a
package.
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H. F. GILBERT g. CO.,
RANKERS AND ST0lK RROK ER!

BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
10 BROAD ST., NEW YORK, ADJOINING NY. STOCK
EXCHANGE
Buy eel and carry, through the New York Stock
per cent margin. First-class stock privileges ne
gotiated at from to ~ per cent. distance Explain
atory circular and stock report mailed free on
application. mar26-eo6m 1thp
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nRAMATIC:-The undersigned. prior to . star.
f nSs. rrep.ration fGs the stage q limited
Gesture thoroughly taught. Terms $50 for course
OF twenty lessons Address BLANCHE DEBAR,
otaT OIuce. telS-kts
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GAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
" SALKALINE LITHA WATERsl
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY W. VA
Also Chalybeate Waters rich in iron and a fin
White SULPHUR IN the Neighhoriood

open from June LIST to December annually On
eQunned by any mineral waters in America A a 4
Tor the cure OF acid dl epepsa, kidney and v:!0AV
bladder troubles. uterine ailments gout l..GQl
diseases OF the SKI in, and catarrh affections It is
proved OF great value, in many other diseases but
can De more confidently relied on in the above
named than any other mineral springs in this cour-
try: l guarantee q cure. IL durable by mineral
waters The baths-hot, cold and shower-are un-
excelled anywhere. The new and elegant swimming
pool SO by ~ feet dhe largest in the Virginia
ta1ns) is especially attractive. safer or bet
The air Of this elevated region is pare and delicious
1t ie here that hay fever patients part with their
troubles Capon being nearer to all the cities north
of the Potomac than any Of the Virginia springs of
note by an average of a hundred and fifty miles
claims large patronage that score. For pleasure
health the traveller need not further. Send for
pamphlets. Direct or cal on W. 4. THOMPSON
703 18th street WASHINGTON, d c., for PAMPHLETS or
water. VIM. II. BALE, Proprietor
W. A LEWIS, Cashier.
Music by Werng's I'D N. Y. Band. my3O.lm
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS

OEOhGElOW N Adv ERM'
u BY THE CHILDREN
OF the Public Schools of Georgetown,
CURTIS BUILDING,
THURSDAY NIGHT, June 10Th,
For the benefit of the
HOME INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
The operetta of 30 PEEP, with lew and complete
scenery, will be presented.
Admittance Is cts. 8 O'Clock. je1s-2t
DOR RENT-Large first-class DWELLING, No.
l. 124, corner Washington and Dumbarton streets
All modern Improvements street railroad on
Dumbarton st. A. HYDE. je12-1w
E1TABLIeHED I'm 1881;
~ ENLARGED AND IMPROVED IN 1874;
Now the most Complete in this part of the country
w. 81. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
~ Jefferson st., near Bridge st., Georeetown.
d. q.
Everything appertaining to the business PROMPTLY
attended to. The cleaning Of Carpets Druagets and
Blankets specially during the summer months
District work cent for and returned tres of charge
orders by mail and express promptly attended To-
Aooress as ABOVE jy11.tr
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AnluSeIllents. &c.


NATIONAL THEATER.-A large house greeted
the cnildren'S ''Pinafore' last evening The
performance was In every way successful, and
the youthful actors were greeted AGAIN and
again WIN nearly applause. On the whole last
nights "Plnarore' was one OF the most enter
1t will be repeated Tonight
THEATER COMIQUE.-First class varieties and
good speciality artists are at the Comlque this
week.
WILLARD'S HALL.-Friday evening the De
sales street combination will give at Willard's
hall 'The Silent Woman and 'sThe Evening
Call" The entertainment will be well arranged
CONCERT.-This evening concert VIII be
given by the German choir OF the EmanueIs
Church, 9Th street NV, between L and NJ, con-
siStiDg Of vocal and instrumental music,
THREE-STORY frame house, No. 129 18th ST.
NV. VIII be sold tomorrow afternoon at six
O'Clock, In front of the premises. A splendid
opportunity for business man. t
LAWNS! lawns! lawns! carter Market Space.t
LOCKETs, black and blue enamel at Priggs.
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DIyEY POINT HOTEL.

DIWEY PUNT HVTEI..
L st. Mary's County, MARYLAND,
Open for reception Of guests JUNE LIST.
Jos TRAvEks. The hotel has just been lE:1
thoroughly renovated. furnished and supplied with
irst-class SPINNER Home for families. Terms
81 per day, gu per week aud pS5 per month. Bpe-
munication with Washington. Baltimore and Nor.
folk, by the hne steamers George Leary, Lady OF
the Lake and Jane Moseey. For further informs.
ton address
my22lM Piney Point St Mary's Co. Ma.
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WILLET LIBBEY,
C0RNER SIXTH AND N. 7. AVENUE NV,
OPPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET,
my29r W.s,,,o-ox n,
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'TSWEn HILL HOUSE, NAnRAGASsErT
L PIER X. i. Oyen for season of 1879 a
June 2oth; j A. WOOD, Proprietor. Fine YEEA$
ocean views ana inland drives. croq,iet ls.nE
bowling and billiards; fine bathing boating and
h hsninn 1000 livery and stsbins hop every satnr
engnsed OF q. +. ATWOOD. Manager a, Oonnrlly
20 llbS Broadway. New York, until une 2Jth
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
ID Is now ready to receive guests on ressopah
terms Home comforts cool air and fine parf
Address MRS. JOHN LEE CHAPMAN
Blue Ridge Summit. w. M. Railroad
Also for sale or rent, NEW COTTAGE, contain
ing eleven rooms, with two of la ad and shade
trees. One of the most beautiful views on the Blne
Ridge Mountains. Address ]. L. O., 60 Buchanan's
wharf. batimore iel7-3t
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GRAND UNION HOTEL.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. T..
Complete in all its appointments for the L. a
comfort and pleasure Of It's guests MY
NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON
RATES REDUCED TO "a PER DAY.
Rooms can be engaged at the Park Avenue Hotel
or Metropolitan Hotel. New York.
te2eod26t HENRY CLAIR. Lessee.
MONT vIEU HOUSE, luear the Great 0averns.)
W Front Royal. Va This popular noun. A-A
vsors send for
fun particulars + NJ sIISsoS. Ps Prop. je5im:
~ SAFETY AND CoMFokT c0asINEp. '
elsssTo bells and 81 modern t eonts s,s
% open d IGr the reception OF guests JTE5
nyiz2n Cape M.y.NJ. or ss oh =; n T. Shla.
TBE WENTWSRTH
three miles from the historic Old city Of yA9
hotel on the Atlantic COST. and possesses more adj
. y. f t,b The M and Of
Ing place The house is situated on a Commanding
% ns s sna han Sssn
Greatly inMp1ovsa and EsI1aELY REruRNIsHEp tn
surf bathing, fine boating and fshins, beautiful
drives. and uneQua'led ocean and barbor prospects
iss %sR pa
FGI sETs Eli eSsrsss 3. pro-
te21m Rockineham House. Portsmouth. n H.
MEMPHREMAGOG HOUSE. NEWPORT VI
the LAKE, snd Monn msgniS cent? yeM Of
upasupplisd with steam and gas. Accom- E: 81
modates UO guests. So per day, 08 to BIT 40 Dar
week. Special rates to families. ~
my3l-1m CHAS. A. GLEASON, Manager
REDHCED BATES TO PARTIES REMAINING
Lsn SsE sK MEHK q Hor LoN nc
Season 1879. IfsE
STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N =
CHARLES DUFFY, (of Continental Hotel Philadel-
pha,l MANAGER, opens June 81 Music by Hassler's
celebrated Orchestra, mon Hassler leader
NoTE.We take great pleasure in informing our
patrons that new Passenger Elevator and Elec-
trio Bells, IN every room, have been added to the
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DOTOMAC HOTEL,
Z ST. GEORGES ISLAND. Md.
VIII be open for visitors JUNE THE l5ra Terms,
VI ~ per day, % per week and $50 per n
month: Special arrangements for fam vI.VAV
lilies visitors by Potomac steamers will oe l ,W
net NJ Piney Point wharf Good fscilt'es for fish.
ing and bathing Boats for sailing and fishing free
r j. ADAMS BROS,
$3.50 Piney Point Post Office,
!eIIIm st. Mary county, Nd
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THE COURTS,

L SHOE STORES close at pm. See advt
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GLtLETDM M0UgD. VA, twenty-five miles
" Kept mountain climate; Ane water,
Es!ks. drives. NO mosquitoes Unfurn. ~
Clifton Fairfax County, Y mvi0. ~
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For sale by 2 d. GILMAN and all Dealers.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-14

We supposed there was daily mail
bet ~een here and Seattle; but ~ We got
three separate days IsrELLIoENcERs
yesterday evening. No coucluds II 10 Q
semi weekly concern Portland !Sian-
idrd.
80 We supposed also, and We'd like
10 get hold Of the fellow that has sf-
fected the change 10 . semi weekly
mail. OF the three papers referred t.
(Friday's. Saturdays and Sundsy's)
none should have been received on thu,
day-Tuesday. One should have been
in Portland on Saturday afternoon and
the others On Nc lay afternoon. They
left our publication Office in good time
for this: and il they bad been properly
treated afterwards, would have gone q
indicated.
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THE PUBLIC LANDS.

The ansurveyed public lands of the
United States were es,imated BY the
Commissioner, on the occasion Of his
last annual report, q: 1,oS0.46l,l11
acres. The surveyed lands. subs.an-
tially ell Of which have passed into
other ownership, aggregate 724. LAT
acres. OF the unsurveyed land large
fraction. estimated 81 one-third, is val
ueless for purposes Of agriculture by
reason OF its desert or mountainous
character, and " its being covered by
" ter. Dcductin. one-third. and 600,
600 600 acres remain, or over 5000. 600
farms Of so acres each. But from this
est mate We must deduct one-four,b, for
$4,000. 900 acres have been granted by
Government to raj! and wagon roads
and canals. which are holding it IN
taxed On pure speculation, to the inf
mite yexstion of settlers in Iced OF
land and thu great detriment Of the
whole country.
The extent and tillabls value Of all
this land may he inferred when we
state thu. two years ago $4,000. coo
acres produced oil the wheat, corn.
barley, oats, rye. bLckwheat, beans.
peas and root crops Of the United
States, the value OF which was several
thousand millions Of dollars. Compu-
tAtions by eminent statisticians Of the
productive capacity Of our land are
almost inconceivsble. There is very
little doubt that the United States j,
capable Of sustaining . population OF
four or We hundred millions, and that
. hundred or two years hence she will
have that number. 1t is asserted. how.
ever, that within our borders can live
and thrive all the people now dwelling
upon the surface of the globe. Before
this could be the land would have ts
be divided into very small pieces. All
over the country we see men owning
large tracts who do not cultivate more
than one acre in huudred. Men will
have land, aud IS much as they can get
hold Of. We see it here. as elsewhere
They hold hundreds Of acres, fencing it.
depriving themselves Of near neighbors
aud paying taxes upon it all for ten
twenty or thirty years. Five or ten
acres would De better for them, while
the cases are few and far between
where . man needs more than forty.
Such men struggle aud toll year after
year, lumber along over the worst kind
Of roads, are miles from school OF
church, and live poor and die poor. Ir
land owning IS in merchandising. bank
ing. printing. or anything else. oil mer
are not equal. Some are capable Of
cultivatipg wisely and proitably large
areas. while others are unequal to g
kitchen garden on al ordinary town lot
Instead Of a blessing, rs it was Intended
to be. land, or rather the inordinat(
greed for it. is Q curse to many. affiict-
ing and impoverishing them to the enc
! of their days.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OYTICE.
OLYMPIA, WAsaINGrox TERRIroRY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN co A.
~ pliance with tbs provisions Of the Act OF
Congress approved June 8. ISIS, entitled lar ACT
for the sale OF Timber Land in the States II Cali.
fornia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" Charles II. Leballister. Of Snohomish Coun-
~. Washington Territory. has this day fled in tn
office his application to purchase the 81 Of sen
of Section No. 81 in Township No. 81 North.
Range No. 4 East Of the " ilamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land. or any portion thereof. are here
by required to file their claims in this office with
In sixty (6O) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. At my once. in Olymp il
". T., this the 18th day Of November. A. b. 1879
j. T. BROWN,
nl5vIOw Register Of the Land Office.
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seem like siogle handfulls culled from
the neighborins woods and set in the
water 70 keep them fresh. while here
and there as wide intervals you may
notice bare rock Just above the water
"A black dot. punc,uating the end Of a
foil outswe.lipg sentence Of islands.
every word of which is reflected in the
doubled.
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ALASKA.

John Muir, now in Alaska, says that
the cosst line OF that vast territory is
&c, 600 miles long. while that Of all the
rest Of the United States is only 10000
miles. The Alexander Archipelago
alone includes 100 islands. OF scenes
and experiences al ng the coast lac thus
writes:
limiting what We can about it all in
. general way, We may regard it hs an
intricate web OF embroidery. sixty or
seventy miles wide-tne spun coast
laso trimming tho rugged mountain.
laden contirent from Puget Sound to
! the ice about the pole. Some would
say that it 10 all one grand monotone Of
beauty, but it is not. The general
type - tho pattern is the same
throughout. but no two views are alike.
Here you glide into a Larrow channel
hemmed in with mountains, forested
down to the waters edge. There is no
| distant view. and Your attention is
pushed back to the object close about
you-the crowded spires of the sprnces
rising higher and higher on the steep
green slopes gaps of pnler green where
| winter Avslanchcs have cleared away
the trees retreating hollows. the foun-
tains Of ancient glaciers, with linger-
ing snowbanks in the shadows. and
zigzsgs Of cascades disappearing in tho
forest short steep glens. with brawl-
ing streams hidden beneath alder and
dogwocd. seen only where they emerge
on the brown algae Of the shore. or
from sheer messy cliffs. Perhaps u
few ducks shoot past overhead. or .
bald eagle may be seen lesurely plum
ing on tho top Of dead spar. or q coon
heard uttering his intensely lonely cry.
All this 10 pure wildness, as closely
| shut in and withdrawn rs q glacier
lake on the summit Of the Sicrras.
In the meanwhile the steamer is
often so near the shore you may dis
tiuotly see the purple cones clustered
on the tops OF the trees. aud the ferns
and MOSES at their feet. l.ut new
I scenes ara brouah, 90 view with magi-
cal rapidity. Rounding some mos.y
! cape. the eye is called away into far
reaching vistas. bounded 10y finely
curved headlands in charming array,
one dipping gracefully beyond the
other. and growing faiu:er aud more
ethereal In the distance The brigh,
trsnquil channel stretches river-lke
between. stirred here ana there by the
lash OF leaping salmon tha: rise = foot
Or two above the water like vivid Jets
Of silver. and by focks Of white gulls
noa,iug like lilies among the sun.
spsnsles. white the meilow-temrerei
sunshine. pouring over oil, bleads sky,
land aud water in pale misty blue.
Then. while you are gazing with
strange. dreamy louginss into the
depths of this lovely ocean lue. the
steamer. turning into son passage
not visible until the moment # entes.
ing It, glides through into a vide ex.
psnse-a sound filled With islaods
sprinkled or clustered in forms aud
compositions such as only God Gould
invent Some sheer faced. plunging
deep into the blas prairie. Others
rounding 81 In hae convex brows. O,
With hollow curves terminating in long
level points tipped with sedgs. Some
~ - smAll the txsss growing on them
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EASTERN STATES.

NEW YORK. Nov. IA Valparaiso
dispatch. dated October l2th. received
by way of Lisbon. says: The captured
Peruvian turreted ram Huascar has
been towed here. and will DO refitted
and be manned by . Chilean crew
The Chilean Government has ordered
funeral honors to be paid to the late
Rear Admiral Gran. who commanded
the Husscar
GALVESTON. Nov. l2.-At Campbell 8
store. Atosss county. on November 4th,
Captain Hall. with squad Of Rangers.
and several citizens. anticipating al
attempt to p,llage the store. concealed
themselves TO capture the robbers
During the night five men rode up aud
eutsred the store. Two secured the
clerk, while the others began to plurder
the store. Hall and bis party appear
ed and demanded their surrender.
The robbers fred on tho Rangers,
woundinc . citizen. Halls men re-
turned the fire. killing one robber.
MORALLY wounding another, and slight.
ly wounding q third. The others O..
capped.
HARRIsBUIG. Nov. IL Returns from
every county in the State give the
total vote fer State Treasurer As fol-
lows; Butler, Republican. 2SO,153 :;
Barr. Democrat. 2ol.Sl5; sutton.
Greenback, - 207 Richardson. pro-
hibi,,on, 32l0.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l2.-The Com
| missioner Of Pensions has received q
letter from an aged female pensioner.
which. emitting names. reads ~ fol
lows:
"Dear .Sir: wish to know if Mr.
- has aay right to any pay. He
Gays be got the Arrears Of Pension till
through Congress. I thought it took
two thirds OF the member. o pass law.
He wrote to me before go, my check,
to see how much l would give. Itold
tho man that 6led my paper. to put
down ta5 would like 10 know il he
is trying to swindls me. IN old woman,
20 years Of age: or shall I give it to
him. enclose the pape-. he cent
me"
The papers referred to are copies Of
printed circulsrs which have been sent
to claimants throughout the country
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MISCELLANE


CxrrKp SfArKs rIsrsicr LAND OFFICE.
OLYMpiA, WARRINGTON TERKrroRY)
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN CON-
~ pliance with the PROVISIONS OF the ACT OF C.n-
vress Approved June 3. ISIS, emitted IAN Act fer
tia sale Of Timber Lands in the States OF Cam
MA, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory.
samuel Il Fisher OF Snohomish County. Wash'
inStop Territory has this day flied in this office
his application to purchase the Nwa Of Section
No IS. in Township No. 81 North. Range No.
East Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and eli persons claiming adversely the saic
described land or any portion thereof. Are Lere-
by required 70 hle their claims in this once with
In sixty 6ol days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. 1t my .ffice. In Olymria.
". T., this the llth dsy Of November. A. ~ ls's.
J. T. BROWN.
nl5-vl0v Register Of the Land Once.
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EUROPE.

LONDON. Nov. l3.-The Manager Of
the Madras British India) Railway
telegraphs that an accident occurred to
= passenger tain Near Arconum on
October 3lst. in consequence of the
sinking of An embankment sfter . rain
storm. Nineteen persons. including
three Europeans. were killed AMI forty
five wounded.
PATERSON, N. j.. Nov. l2-Charles
H Worries, member of Congress from
the Fifth District of New Jersey, was
arrested yesterday by q U. S. Deputy
Marshal. on q charge of abstrscting
from the First National Bank of Hack
ensack. of which be was President,
collaterals deposited to secure o private
loan. The affidavits were made BY
Cashier Brewer and Vice President De.
Rroot. Worries was taken before q U.
s. Commissioner. His bail has not
yet been fixed, and he 10 now at his
residence under surveillance.
Sr. PAUL. Nov. - Official returns
from the State. now nearly completed,
will give Pillsbury. who was badly
scratched. 10000 majority, and the rest
of the Republican State ticket received
20, 900.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 12-The Treasu-
~ Department today purchased 365, =
600 ounces Of fine silver for the Phila-
delphia and San Francisco MINIS,
Five hundred and fifty.on thousand
ounces of standard gold bullion. being
a portion of that received from Eu-
rope. was today ordered by the Treasu-
ry Department from the Assay Office
in New York to the Philadelphia Mint
for coinage into gold coins. The
value of this bullion is about &c.,
100000. The Director of the Mint
said today that until further orders the
coinage Of gold by the Unitoi States
mints will be confined to eagles and
half-eaglss.