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THE ELECTIONS,
DISP ATCHES TO-DAY.
RESULT IN NEW YORK.
CORNELL ELECTED.
Rest Of Ticket Democratic.
Legislature Strongly Republican.
RETURNS FROM OTHER STATES.
DISPATCHES TO-DAY.
RESULT IN NEW YORK.
CORNELL ELECTED.
Rest Of Ticket Democratic.
Legislature Strongly Republican.
RETURNS FROM OTHER STATES.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
COrneIl's Plurality in the state
About 25,O00- Potter's Plurality
About 10000.
Especial Dispatch to The StdT.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The returns this morning
come in slowly, and do not indicate any mate
rial change in last nights dispatches. The gains
in the republican strongholds in the in
terror are not sufficient as yet to overcome
the plurality for the rest Of the democratic state
25.OOO which is much below the estimate Of the
state committee telegraphed yesterday.
Mr. Fowler, chairman of the democratic
committee, says that Potter (dem.) for lieutenant
state.
Kelly Killed.
Most Of the morning papers here say that the
of the rule of Kelly. The Herald says Tammany
will never recover.
The State Democratic Except Cor.
nelD by About $4,000 Majority.
Especial Dispatch to The &ar.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Dispatches from Albany
to the republican committee here say that the
democratic state ticket, except the governor, is
elected by about 200 majority.
The Vote in New York City-COrnelI
Elected-Rest of Ticket Democrat.
ic-LegiSlature Strongly Republi.
can.
Especial to H. z. Eli0t Correspondent NeaC PORK
Evening POSt.]
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-City vote:-Robinson,
5s,54s; Cornell, 45,000; Kelly, 42,136. Cornell
is elected; the rest OF the ticket is
doubtless democratic. Potter has 51,A5
legislature is heavily republican, Tammany
city tickets beaten by good men. How COnkling
can get any comfort out OF such victory don't
see. LINN.
The Vote on the New York City
Ticket.
NEW YORK, Noy. 5.-The following justices for
the marine court are elected:-McAdam, anti
Tam, and Hawes, rep.
The following coroners are elected:-Knox,
antt-Tam.; Hermann, TAM; Prady, anti Tam.
Miles Beach, anti Tam, is elected Judge of COM
mon pleas
probably elected; two republicans on the alder
man ticket In the 4th district; two Tammany
and one ant1-Tammany; In the 5th, two repub-
leans and one Tammany; 9Th district, two anti
Tammany and one anti-Tammany; sth district
two republicans and one Tammany; 23d and
oath wards, Tammany.
NEBRASKA.
Republican Majority Ten to Eleven
Thousand.
OMAHA, NEB., Nov. 5.-NO reliable returns
nave yet been received from the state. Promi-
nent politicians estimate the republican major
1ty at from 1000 to II ,0G0.
MARYLAND.
HamiltOn's Majority i'm Baltimore
II, ,lO2.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s, 1870 a. m.-Hamilton's
(dem.) majority for governor in this city is
II ,102, and the balance Of the state and city
ticket is about the same.
Returns from the Counties.
Returns from Anne Arundel county give
democratic majority of 1,500. Baltimore county
1900 democratic majority for state Ticket and
1000 for county ticket Frederick county gives
about 800 republican majority. Caroline county
200 democratic majority. Nothing further def
mite up to this time.
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Doubts About the killing of Jesse

FORT SCOTT, KAN, Nov. 5.-Advices from Short
creek last night generally discredit the reported
killing of Jesse James, and say there is nothing
to confirm 1t. Marshal Leggett, who has been
in pursuit OF the outlaws since the reported
killing of their leader, returned yesterday and
has brought no news.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

LIEUTENANT GEORGE t. WILKINS, q. s. N, was
placed on the retired list On the Sd inst, to take
effect from the 31st of October.
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The Late Senator Chandler.
A MEETING AT THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT TO
HONOR HIS MEMORY.

A MEETING AT THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT TO
HONOR HIS MEMORY.
meeting of the officers, clerks and employees
of the Interior department was held to-day to
adopt resolutions expressive of their regret at
the death Of ex-Secretary Chandler. Secretary
Schuz presided and Solicitor Marble and AS
sstant Secretary Bell, in brief addresses, ex-
pressed the kindly feeling entertained towards
the deceased by those who had served under
him when he was Secretary of the Int
rior. A committee, consisting of E. NJ.
Marble, Alonzo Bell, J. A. Bentley, F. A.
Seely and w. Sturgis reported resolutions
testifying the respect, esteem and affection felt
for the deceased Senator by those Of the Inte-
rior department because OF his many acts Of
kindness and his distinguished public services;
also their profound regret at his untimely death;
also THAT in the character and life of ZacharIah
Chandler. distinguished for his courage energy,
integrity, and fidelity to duty, and exhibiting
rare efficiency in the service OF his country as
legislator and executive officer, we ind noble
example OF true citizen and faithful public
servant, worthy Of permanent renown In the
memory of his countrymen."
The resolutions were adopted. and it was Or
dered that a copy be sent to the family OF the
deceased, with assurances of sincere sympathy.
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AN OPERATORS OPERATIoNs.-W. B. Hancock,
telegraph operator in the employment of the
York River & Chesapeake railroad at West
Point, Va, has disappeared, it Is rumored, with
to that place shortly before the recent centen-
NAL celebration at Yorktown.
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V,HE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

TNHE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
VIRGINIA.
SAMUEL b. PAUL, President.
ID. B. TENANT, ! v,oa pas,ao,.s
ROBT. b. BOILING, WIG 1fes4o9iI''
j. W. PEGRAM, Sec'y.
Judge JOHN +. LAY, Supt. of Agencies.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS OVER $500, 900. 90.
Largely represented in interest and management
as local inst tuition in the District of Couub ba by
the following we'll known gentlemen:
THOS. L. HUME, President.
c. c. WILLARD, i. r FRISToE,
H. s. DAVIS, o. G. GREEN,
HENRY FRANC, j. II. GORDON,
A. n. PICKRELI, n. w. BURCHELL.
ESAU PICKRELI, JOS. WEAVER,
GEO. W. COCHRAN, r. III. GRAHAM,
mo: o. EVANS ,oyR R0BTi ,PRHE BAHIEs nav,
Medical 4 Examiner-DR. +. A: ASHFORD.
General Agents-THOS. j. FISHER co,
Oct2l-lm 12SS Est. n.tC.. WashiRgton, ID. @.
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CARROLLTON HOTEL,

~ BALTIMORE, LIGHT AND GERMAN STS.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
- ht.es reduced TO S3 and g. so per day, according
70 location OF rooms. Extra charges for parlors
Daths and double rooms, according to size The
oht convenient and latest built hotel in the city
iEEieSator runs continuously to all the floors. All
lsH lI1 oi cily passenger cars pass the doors W.
o;a ~, NJ Manager. Bait, Nd, Oct. IL. 1878.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n1sa NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THE EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE BUILD1N

~s NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THE EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
The meeting for the election Of officers and & the
Z streef, between 9th and 10Th sts. NV, MONDAY,
hen ct @ and furnish copies Of
JAS. !1f oias9ss5llhhi i. shYihiE, s42 Dstn.w
GEO VI Vii HARKSEss 4 ;t.I 1920 n,a.to,. 81 NV
GE0: a. McILHENNY, 2Gth and G NV, Gas
FRED. V. PRATT. Cor. 9th and D sts. NV.
p. i. CATlIN, Ps:eni P 1.i, oiliee tzS
T9eHAI RaHb,lT 42S %aT s1h asi St b GSyv W Dents
T. McMmIAEii i, 1st a Aq1t 1l; Once; ..
J. fRECH saTr. Gen. once, 10th st; NV.
II. II. TWOMBLY, Govt. Printing oihcS.
TH0S. sOMERVILLE. Brass Works. 3ls 18th st.
ALEX" GARDNER. 9e1 Penna. ave.
'Ao w. J. G. JUDD Tenn Pres't.,
Cor. 1Ith and Penna. ave.
,,cHAs. B: BAILEY, Tenn. Trsss::s das oflleee,
r~ss THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MUTUAL
w BUILDING ASSOCIATION IA are hereby no.
ing The rate Of interest allowed on withdraaas viii
he acted upon at the meeting THURSDAY EVEN
ii. DERMoDY, Secretary. nov4-3t
rRFo NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. : The
fNG AoN a1n ff srles Gi lne WEbNEphY
November 18th, 1879, at o'clock m, at hall No.
ssn is 81 having hs
advantage of established organization that has
proven successful. 1t is the desire to have this
series reach shares and to this end each of the
officers will receive subscriptions Shares 81, pay
able at or before the meeting. good opportunity
is offered to persons wanting money for building or
Constitutions may be obtained from the following
gentlemen: John Cook, Vice President; General
b. G. HsnFy b1Gn mo L. Young ~ r. G. BE f.
C. Daley and NJ. P. Callan, directors, @ and OF
No 500 d st. NV.
JNo. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer.
oct25, 2S, 80, noy1, ssh
E-g LrMBIAN Mf BhNR s.Rtt5iss NoTs CoMPANY are are
hereby notified that a meeting will be held at the
9ee @f said oomganys ys45 IN Masb1gton " 81 on MON a.
the purpose OF eeenS TTustess for the ensuing
j. W. WATERS, Secretary. l. octi5 w&std
U1 Of the ANACosTiA 1 PoToMAC RIVER L.
r. co, viii be held at the Office of the Company, in
Uniontown, FRIDAY, November, 1879, at O'Clock
the action of the Board of Directors in the issue of
bonds to take up the floating Indebtedness of the
company. By order of the ! Board; Bears ,,.o,,,o.
H.A. GRIswoLD. Secretary. octs-Im
rs9n snsPEC SPECIAL MoTICE-A fresh supply Of
~ PuRE R NORWEGIAN COZ. LIVER OIL
yania ave., at so cts. per full pint bottle. oct4
r@ ". B. MOSES SON. cor 7th ST. and Pa
large M and eomElsts stock @ Of UPHOLSTERY @ GOODS.
II BEDFORD WATEK, II R. ,cv v,rrn
AND GAYsER SARATOGA WATER.
At MiLBURN'S PHARMACY,
sep4 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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SECRETARY EvARTs went to New York to vote,
and from there to his residence in Vermont. He
is expected to return here by next Friday.
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Pnnic I'M Wheat.

NEW YORK, Nov. .5--Noon.-Therei Is almost a
panic In wheat. Spring has declined 2a3 cents
and winter sa6 cents; corn is kax cents lower.
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ROnOrs to the Memory of General
Hooker.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Minute guns are being
fired from Fort Columbus in memory Of General
Hooker.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Minute guns were
fired and the city hall bell tolled here to-day out
OF respect to the memory Of General Hooker.
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NEW JERSEY,

ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. 5.-P6Ger Bennett,
dem., IS elected mayor over Clark, req, by sss
majority. The democrats elected four freehold
ers with an average majority OF 464, making the
board democratic. They also elect out of 8
councilmen, making the city council stand 10
democrats to republicans. The board Of edu-
cation remains republican.
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AT THE WALKING MATCH at 1890 o'clock to-
day the score stood:-Kane. 12 miles; Friedmyer
u; Craehan, IL; Eckert, 12; Manson, II; Nally
II; johnson, 13; BreSnan, II. This was about
two hours after starting
At 2.15 O'Clock all were on the track except
Nally, and the score stood Branson "a miles,
Eckert 22, Creamer % Kane o. Friedmyer 21
johnson 20 and BreSnan 90.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jas.
j. Hurdle and Mary Jane Carey; Daniel Nc
Carly and Mary Riley; John George Klenk and
Louisa G. Reek; c. F. Montgomery and Alice M.
Cole; Mathew Aiken and Susan Mitchell; Albert
W. Thorn and Sarah S. Crager; Lucius C. Hig-
gins and Susan P. Myers; James A. Jarboe and
Annie L. D. Fry; John NJ Giles, of Cape May,
Nj, and Sarah E. Lancaster; John j. Brent
Montgomery county, Nd; Willis F. Crocker and
Annie II. Metcalfe; James Fl. Walker and Eliza
beth Stanton; w. NJ. Whiting and Julia A. Rich
ardSOp.
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WE ARE SELLING

WE ARE SELLING
SL4TE M4NTELS,
PARLOR CRATES,
CRYSTAL FIRE PLACE STOVES,
HOT BLAST FURNACES,
The most durable, simple and efficient Furnace
ever built.
The PEERLESS and EMPIRE and BALTIMORE
RANGES, all at old prices.
The celebrated MAYFLOWER and MODEL at a
small advance.
HAYWARD g. HUTCHINSON,
PLUMBING HOUSE,
oet30-1sp 317 9th st. MIC.
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MAGISTRATES ATTACHMENTS. - Yesterday. In
Circuit Court No. 2, Judge Cox, in giving judg-
ment for defendant in the case of Fulton agt.
Foley ct al, announced that all the members Of
the court are now unanimous in the opinion
that justices of the peace cannot issue any at
tachments, except in landlord and tenant cases,
nor writS of replevin.
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OWNERS OF PROPERTY

in the following squares who paid the assessment
for carriageway, sidewalks alleys and sewers under
the old Corporation of Washington in 1870 and 1871
are entitled to have two thirds of the amount
funded
A. 81 SO, 54, "a rs; 49, 90 1IO, l23, 1888. I39 l49
$50, Is2. i5s l5 IS1 I6s l6s, III. Us, 17s. III.
Ig3. ia, 5 1856 n: 1856 1856 2Os 2O4 2O5. 2O6. 207,
2os. 209, 30, 2ll 223 224 225, 235, n. 242. 212.
si0. sii, si2. sii, s36 337, $50, s34 S36, s37. n
3s5, 81, 81. 81. s4s & s5l n. 35l $53 $50 36l, ss5.
4l4. 4l5, AIS, 42O 40 42f 42s 429. 440, 49,,
ass ss5 tSs @ tSs Az @ s55 & asI s 49, - 81. s5d $50
S53. s7s, s76, SIS. Sge. ssa 69S p ss9' s9s, 5oI.
749 75o "a rs. 7l6. sO6, so7, sOs SIS. sSi, $50
s39, sss, ss9 81, 942. 943, 946 947. 967 $685. 969
970 97l, 972, 973, 974, 10l5, 1017 n. 10l7, 1882
8. 1039, lO46 1041. loco, .1061, 1918 1O74. 1888,
1859, Hoo, 1112, ne. 11l3, Res c.
and settled by JOHN MORRIS,
S25 ~ street northwest,
oct7-1m Opposite Columbia Building.
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THE ''CouNTY OF WASHINGTON" A LEGAL FACT
This morning I'm the Criminal Court, Judge
Hagner decided the motion to quaSh the indict-
ment for perjury against Henry Thompson ar
gued yesterday overruling the motion, and in
his remarks he called attention to a number OF
recognized by statute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-05

A RAID ON THE FAIR GRoUNDs.-About s
O'Clock last evening some one sent message
through the telephone at the fair grounds TO
police headquarters that there was dreadful
requested that police be sent at once Detectives
McDevttt and voss started at ence to the depot,
but as there were no more trains running, they
time the mounted men nom the second precinct
did, but they found that hoax had been played
on them, not man being about there excepting
the watchmen. OF course they had to walk
back again,
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THE w. AND G. RAILROADS. PAVING BILL
To-day, in the Equity Court, the case of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad company
agt. the District was argued and submitted.
lecting the cost of the curbing set on the outer
edge OF the tracks on Pennsylvania avenue
which was done by the commission appointed
by the act OF July 18th, 1876.
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In THE COTTON CLAIM CASE Of Phelps VS.. Nc
Donald White, now pending I'm the Court in
General Term, an order was made some time
since directing the defendant Mcdonald to pay
some S5S.G00 into court. Yesterday Mcdonald
filed return, setting out that he had some time
ago invested the money in London and lost it,
otherwise it would have been paid into court
without any rule to compel him to do so, and
that he is now confined In Ludlow street jail,
New York, on judgment recovered by Hovey &
Dole, and is without means OF opportunity to
answer the rule more fully.
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THE LATE SENATOR CHANDLER.
Imposing Obsequies I'm Detroit To.
day. Distinguished People i'm At.

DETROIT. MICH, Nov. 5.-Indications are that the
funeral Of the late Senator Chandler to-day will
be the most imposing witnessed in this country
since that of President Lincoln. Many promi-
nent republicans and men OF distinction from all
parts OF the country will be present, among
whom viii be Senators Blaine, Don Cameron,
Burnside, Oglesby, Logan and ex-senator Came
ron, Secretary of the Senate Burch, Sergent-at-
Arms Bright, Governors Croswell. OF Michigan;
Cullom, OF Illinois; Foster, OF Ohio, and Smith,
of Wisconsin. The entire Michigan Congress
sional delegation, numerous civil and military
companies large numbers OF citizens and public
officials from all parts Of the state will also at
tend. All the principal public and business
buildings are draped with the insignia of mourn
ng. The remains will lie in state under a
canopy at the city hall during the forenoon.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of the late Senator at 2p.m.
Mourning i'm Toronto.
TORONTO, ONT, Nov. 5.-The American flag
was suspended at half-mast to-day at the Amer
fcan consulate and also at the RaSsen house, the
recognized headquarters OF Americans in mem
ory OF Senator Zachariah Chandler whose
funeral obsequies are being observed to-day at
Detroit.
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RetufnS rom Anne Arundel county give
democratic majority Of 1,5O0. Baltimore county
1900 democratic majority for state ticket, and
1000 for county ticket. Frederick county gives
about 800 republican majority. Caroline county
700 democratic majority. Nothing further def1-
mite up to this time.
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TIE DEAD SENAToR--The flags on all public
buildings were at half-mast to-day and the de-
partments closed this being the date of funeral of
Senator Chandler. 1t is noticeable coincidence
that both Senators Morton and Chandler died
November 1st and were buried November 5th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-05

CLERK ADAMS of the House of Representatives
has removed Mr.. Albert r. Lamar. Of Georgia,
the tally clerk, and Mr.. Thomas II. Baker, the
peWSpaper clerk,
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MEDALS FOR GALLANTRY.-Secretary Thomp-
son has sent to John Millmore ordinary sea-
man, and Henry Simpson, first-class fireman,
medals OF honor for gallantry in jumping over
board from the Essex and reScuing from drown
ing John W. Power. of the same ship, Off Mon
rOYia, Liberia, october 81, 1877.
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Immigrants to the Dominion.

TORONTO, Nov. 5-Twelve hundred immigrants
arrived here last month"; large majority of
whom either settled in ontario or went to Mani
tOba-an increase Of 692 over the number for Oc-
tober last year.
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NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFrERNOo,

The following quotations were current In New
York to-day at P. M, as reported by Lewis John.
cents, 1854 p. Of g. s:s5's, S5a; W. D. Tele-
graph & loa; Ere ES Nj Mich1@ga1 @ Central. sS7S;
ferred, 100; Z. and Texas, 29N; New Jersey 6ep.
Eals TN; Pacific Mail. 375S; Wabash, 6SX,
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THE ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CASE.
Yesterday, in the Court In General Term at the
conclusion of the argument in the case of Col
claZer agt. Cowling ct al, Chief Justice Cartier
below dismissing the bill. This was bill to
substitute a trustee and sell the Assembly
church property and satisfy deed OF trust
the chief justice in affirming the decree re-
marked that the act OF Maryland OF 17O5 Inn
posing penalty for the lending of money or
tobacco at greater rate of interest then six per
cent. is still in force in the District. He also
remarked that were he communicate of that
church he would have much easier conscience
which had paid for the roof had been repaid.
The complainant will take the case to the
supreme Court Of the United States Mr.. r. 8.
Davis appeared for the complainant and Mr.. /.
G. Kfmban for the defendant
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SUIT FOR MALPRACT1CE ENDED.-1O-uay, IN Cn6
Circuit COur, Judge Wylfe, the case OF Shehan
agt. DR.. James R. Rely, Of South Washington,
was called and the plaintiff was called and nom
suited. The plaintiff claimed that In 1878 his
shoulder was dislocated, and charged that the
defendant had SO unSkilfully attempted to re-
duce the dialocatiOn that he was permanently
Darlington for 5000 damages. This was the
fourth term In which the case was on the cal
endar, and the defendat has been ready to ans
wer and vtndicate himself before jury, but the
action today ends the case.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. s, 11:3O a. m.-Hamflton's
(dem.) majority for governor in this city Is
i, ,102, and the balance Of the state and city
ticket is about the same.
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SENATOR -CHANDLER's PROBABLE SUCCESSOR
Every indication points to the selection of ex
Governor John ]. Bagley to fill the vacancy in
the United States Senate created by the death
OF Senator Chandler. Mr.. Bagley is an activ
manufacturers OF fine cut tobacco. He has had
some experience In political life, and served very
acceptably a term as governor of Michigan.
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VIhGINlAe
Debt.PayerS Claim the LEGISLATURE
bY a Small Mai0rifY.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 5.-Returns received
up to this morning from different cities ant
counties in this state give the re-adjusters q
much larger vote than was expected The debt
payers are confident of a heavy vote in coun-
ties not heard from, and claim the legislature by
a small naaiorjty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-05

SOUTHERN UTEs PEAcEFUL-Inspector Pollock
telegraphs to the Commissioner of Indian AT
fairs from Pagosa Springs, November ID, tha
he has Just arrived from the southern agency
that quiet prevailed there, and that the southern
Utes declared in council on the 1St instant tha
they "had not had and would not have anything
to do with White river matterS.o
Daily Republican., 1879-01-21
AIilliscIllcI,ta.

Now they come four O, tL.u and !,
our amusement seeker, Ion'' avai,
themselves Of tn, opportuui,v on.r.J
~. don't know what vii l.. tI.ir ,a,'
I,h. ,uli.r.o,
First on the ia, and who ar. alr..dv
billed ,hrouphou, tn. ri,v nm H.. ii;
f4r.nt hin bnorI. viii h. H.. VAIN,
Street Th.atr. Co,nnnnv vIo oil ~
mar in douII. XII. "a pa ~
diamond and ~ conduit. r;,I e. -
Daily Republican., 1879-01-21
Eurnpty Dunpty.

Three of the most enjoyable and ir-
resistibly funny entertainments we
have ever seen in Rochester were given
Friday evening, Saturday afternoon
and evening, in Corinthan Hall. Tony
Denier's liumpty Dumpty Comic Trick
PantOmne Company appeared before
large and delighted audiences, and
more t.lan fulfilled the expectations of
the fun loving public. In fact, we
have never before witnessed a perfor-
nance as perfect and complete in all
its parts. We regret that we have not
room to speak of the performers in de-
tail. Suffice it to say that the great
Grimaldi was the "King Bee" and we
are prepared to say, without fear of
contradiction, that he has not his
equal in this line on the American
stage. He was well supported by others
OF the troupe We hope the troupe
will give us another entertainment
soon. We will guarantee them full
houses. They will appear at the Opera
House on Monday evening next.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-21
Selling OFT.

Martin Lane is selling off his stock of
hardware on Market street, above
Twelfth street, Philadelphia, with 4 view
of quitting business. He has employed
stidham & Son., as auctioneers, and the
sale will continue from to-day until the
entire lot is disposed Of.
Marshal McMullen will sell at public
sale on the 10Th of February, his stock
and farming utensils, to the best and
highest bidder.