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, 1879-10-04

Gg,Iy EXPOSED. There is a large amount Of
wheat and other Grain in sucks piled up in
tlr fell, where thre-hei, without even Il GOV
rrin, "f straw Il seems to Us great pity that
wheat. after .,in; successfully through all the
lal-or of preparation for market, should be
dtura.-d when "u the eve OF being converted
mt money. The past two years experience
should serve a, lesson ~ tn" producer. \
,hri should lr. provided, if nothing mor,., to
ror,-r it from the storms Of October, which are
almost certain to- come eV-ry year.
, 1879-10-04

HAKDwARE-H NJ. Porter Co., have re
moved into the new brick building below the
City Hall. and have filled the building with s
varied assortment of the best goods in the mar
ket We have inspected their stock, and are
satisfied they cannot he beaten. Stoves OF
every variety and price can be found here.
Call and examine even If You don't buy.
, 1879-10-04
TEN SilDDN.

The genial Tex continues to be the recognized
authority on the liquor question Strangers
visiting WaI!a Walla rush To his saloon to en-
JOY iu!ep or iced drink of any kind The
bar room is large, airy and cool, MI the papers
are found on the tables, and none hut finest
LIQUORS and cigars passed over the bar.
, 1879-10-04

NEW GooDs.-Mrs Schnebly, Walla Walla's
artistic milliner, has Just received direct from
the manufacturers, fine new stock Of milli-
merry goods, consisting of stylish hats, bonnets,
trimmings. ribbons, feathers, &c. Also beau
tiful assortment of worsteds, for zephyr work,
which she invites the ladies ~ call and exam
ip.
, 1879-10-04

If you wish to buy piano. organ, sheet mu-
sic or music books, or if you wish To have Al
instrument tuned or repaired, or exchange an
old one for a new one, or an organ tor piano,
by paying the difference, call ON Stanley Bros,
who will furnish You any kind OF an lnstru'
ment Won want on the most liberal terms. Soft.
, 1879-10-04
. . .
Nbsbs.NN.

Never lose your GRIP" is the motto Of
Dolan at the boot and shoe emporium, opposite
th. pos. office lie is carving the war lntn
Africa with his low prices, and has:the largest
and best stock of goods in his line that ever
came iuto the citv-
, 1879-10-04

LOWER THAN EyEB.-DuSenbery'S stock Of
goods have grown to mammoth proportions,
and the stock fills all the available space. Only
by looking through the store one can form any
idea of the amount on hand. The prices are
very low in every department.
, 1879-10-04

THE FASHION SHAVING SAIooN.-Dick Bosie
keep. up with the prosperity Of our city, and
has the best bathing and shaving saloon IN the
country east of Portland. His establishment
would he = credit to a city with ten times our
ponu.ation. See his new lad.
, 1879-10-04
1>>-:stYENT Plan THAT r.ys.

Buy you a home in the Langi"rd Addition
M.ssrS. Chapman 4 Boyer, real estate AZ nts,
have :; few more choice lots FOR sale III tins
locality For sale on the ins:ailm=nt plan.
Bay YOU a home noy. AMI save that rent bill.
, 1879-10-04

SAN Francisco RESTAURANT. .-hirkman 5
restauran. has the appearance Of an agricultur;
al museum. for there is such n fine collection oi
fine vegetables. We donated stalk OF rye
grass sent us by Seret. Woot-n of " n com
nanv, which is over ii feet long.
, 1879-10-04
HEwEv ri,LoR.s SALOON.

This saloon has been retitted and renovated
in a most elegant manner, and well supplied
with the choicest brands of liquors and cigars.
\ free lunch is one of the attractions Of this
popular resort. Those who once try 1t Will call
.l,ru
, 1879-10-04

,,y ignnR The young gentlemen OF this
....to are receiving their education ut this
Iu;, ar, III doing we'll There are two
# Dr. Baker, one Of Mr.. Boyer one Of
n S,,rritt aui Eli Fall.
, 1879-10-04

,,r,y WALKs. The cross walks Of the city
,iiI IN future be kept well scraI'ed by Peter
r.,.r the man with the wooden les. His
,n.,.. j. small favors thankfully received,
.,l L,y,,r outS IN proportion.
, 1879-10-04

THE M,Is.-On account of the lmPoSSinliits
Of making the connection with the "ahnia
train since the transfer of the mails from 'ne
stare to the railroad company. the mails 40
not arrive at the poSt-ofice until O. ci'cH III
stead of three. the schedule time; so there l. !.
possibility that the stages will AGAIN 'e iA'
an the road. We are sorry for this i'f 'iie .e',
son that. in another month, the winter ',i'e
will commence and our citizens know that .hes
will then oftentimes have To wait until g c'o'r
far their mail matter As the little delay 0i
ono hour Is no great Inconvenience, we snTseS' sn
tbs, tbr matter I've laid before the poslii po;oi az
tbor;t;es so as to change the time, more snnr
" the roads will soon be 50 nd be s Uncertain
monts ,h hs I done we could. all through the long
winter depend on an early distrlon.iSSn .S, orr @
for the Sunday mail we @TssfI,nn W Innv " many who
nnsidsr it quite relief not to receive it on the
day Of rest.
, 1879-10-04

an T,r!s-Several weddings are in
..n,r,,inn IN our city the next lew
The Young folks have our best
S'V's ,,r happy and prosperous time
, 1879-10-04

-, ,yornEn. Mr.. H. +. Holmes re-
-. IN say that the statement OF his
ll.d Of $50 in broad daylight Is
hsios i0D and has no foundation in fact.
, 1879-10-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.
OYSTERS Is THE SHELL.

Tom Taylor is again to the front with Stony
Point oysters. They are served up IN every
style and for all tastes. His place Is recon-
mcndrd to every one who desire good oyster
SUPPER.
, 1879-10-04

STEAM FERRY Hodgis' steam ferry "ad.
aupears this week. This is the nearest, best
ani most direct route to the Sound and haIl
ma valleys.
, 1879-10-04

NaBoR WHIsxEY. celebrated Nahot
Wbiskev" is now for sale at Holmes druS
store. Proven by yanalysiS to be perfectly pure
and recommended by physicians for medical
, 1879-10-04

Tury ARE HERE-Look and be wAfn.D
against bummers, gamblers, thieves anu .%.D,oot D
ah.rns The harvest is gathered, and they .ox loox
mon our hard working Popuiation As %
niceons for them TO pluck.
, 1879-10-04

OYSTERS. Tom Taylor's oyster parlors have
been very nicely fitted up with neat compart'
ments for the especial use Of those who require
privacy.
, 1879-10-04

RrnrCTIov.- Owing to the low price OF bar
lev the Eagle Brewery has reduced beer t"
thirty cents per gallon.
, 1879-10-04

-, Ev the skill of DIR. Cropp the
= who met with such terrible
SD Il Mary's Hospital last week, is
=. rscoyerIHE-
, 1879-10-04

FINE SHfrr Last Saturday in company
with our land Office receiver, MIR. Morrison,
anil L. &. Newland, Esl., Of Dayton, We took
= drive down to Jesse Drumheilpr's ranch to
$50 The tinr m"rinp sheep recently brought here
ly Mr. NJ They are very fine lot of animals,
anil arr pure hlooled. w hardly know wheth
er to Irri,e most the ranch with the fruit and
rvrrt cider, or The sheep. However, we all had
\ good time. for Jesse turned us loose into his
,in-yarl and told us to take all We wanted
This !, one uf the hest ranches in the country.
, 1879-10-04

r. Delinquent SUBSCRIBERS. RS.-There are a
number of persons III the territory wh" call
ticnr>,lyr, good citizens, and have received
their STATESMAN year after year without ever
tl.inAin, %. sending the money dae Us, or com
in, tn the uHir, To- pay up when they are in
town This thin, las to stop right here. It
costs rrruey To- publish psn'r, AMI we in
tend t. get our just d;ics. There Is II" ex-
cr,,r at this season Of tn year for any more de
l,y. 50 boys walk mp and plank d,vsn what you
owe. The SrATESMNN VIII shortly be enlarged
st a .,raat rxIrn>... 80 d"a't delay. We mean
business. 80 pleas. t:I, this hirt i"r "rce and
MI. ami Do not uhli:e ,lS t. talk lau.tr.
, 1879-10-04

Nyrr.> SALE "' l.orS--rn-day the public
will have such 4 ctsmc" to purchase city lots AZ
!, y~ry seldom offered. Chapman K Boyer
viii offer for sale hy auction, lots in all parts
If tn town. of every size aud variety Such
chance will not occur again. There is a good
ti,lr to every piece Of property which viii he
offered The public have been on the q"i rirc
{ some time anticipating this sale so that a
large crowd and competition NAV be expected
Nothing Of the kind has ever before happrned
here Now is the chanc', if you do not buy a
lot TO suit your roval nils this time, it will he
Your own rtult, the chance Is offered, 81 en-
hrsc- It.
, 1879-10-04

Tur,TGE CpIGq"E Daring the wr,k =
Srur~u,N reporter vi,itrl this place # anr~r-
mrrt and waS highly entertained. ih; tn
whistle playing of Harry Gnr'lon w'S eNrn>!:"
in IT, drlicacv. The fun OF the burnt cork
professors was immense. The msn with the
ron jaw caused all to wonder AZ t. strain In
nnaitv can stand The acrnhatic performance
II rrttv WAS wonderful 20 h.hold. Altogether
!, !, an institution devoted t. fun and WAS very
orirrlv and we'll conducted Mr- fagan Is
now buiins another hall opposite the Slime
House. which will discount any other theatre
IN the city 1t Is al sign OF prosperity.
, 1879-10-04

sp,PrrRs. On and after date all
H.I''r I'll n L.. payable at the depot instead Of
-s:-S' S.. & a. heretofore.
, 1879-10-04

Vi.iIant Hook x Ladder Co.,
sff1''. -..,,lar meeting, Monday eve,
ra'n1i,' E,b S al 80 P NJ, sharp.
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Judge DillOn's Resignation.
The President has received the following:

DAVENPORT, Iowa. May Goth, 1879.
To the President: 1 hereby tender nv resfgna-
tion Of the Office Of circuit judge Of the United
states for the eighth judicial circuit to take ef
feet on the first day of September, 1879. The
date thus fixed is to enable me to attend the
rest OF the summer circuit and to dispose of the
wise enable my successor, should he be noni-
nate and confirmed before Congress ad journs
to qualify In time to hold the earliest OF the fall
circuits. In voluntarily terminating a judicial
career OF nearly twenty years On the state and
federal bench 1t seems fitting to add that take
this step, not that am dissatisfied with the
duties of the Office, but because have recently
been honored by an election to place of com
mandiIg influence in Columbia Cole re- where
the labOrs are lighter, the compensation greater
and which also, in the leisure it affords as well
for the study and advancement of the law that
may wei! satisfy the highest professional ambI.
ton. have the honor to be, with the highest
regard, your obed1ent servant,
JOHN F. DILLON.
SECRETARY MCRARY TO FILL THE VACANCY
me president has accepted this resignation
lie mas not yet formally rendered the vacancy
caused by Judge DtllOns resignation to Secre.
tary McCrary. 1t is well understood however
ner that he did In regard to Attorney General
DeVenS and the New England circuit; that is,
ne Will allow the Secretary of War his choice
between the judgeShtp and his present posi-
tlon: 1t can be stated on the very best author
lty that unlike the Attorney General Secretary
McCrary will signify his acceptance OF the
ludgeship at the proper time. There is no doubt
ton OF Secretary McCrary as judge of the Sth
circuit,
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 2-vtgtnia Gixes, deferred.
~; do consolidated. 57H; do second series, 20;
do: past due coupons. SO. North Caroiins Gxes
Sugar 9u.et.A soft, 8as4:
.,rss, BALTaMoRE: :n9 Or June @oE!oW firm.Hovs.d
3 $ e. :apss sa ss:
aC0; do. extra 4O0a5.0O: do Rio brands. 6O0a6 rs |;
Pstspeco family, 676. Wheat, southern firua vest
ern frm-southern red. l14sll7; do amber, 1 l0s
I2O: No 2Pennsylysnia red. Ll74; No: 2 western
southern firm; western ffm-soufhern White, 81 !:
DO yellow. 46a464; western mixed, spot iSESlS3s
June. 4Sxa4S4 July, 4S7sa4Sh; August, 4l6a441s
eteamer, = Oats quiet and frm-southern, S7a4O;
Rye se.dS so.s H.s stsss Sueppi%se f1nss
to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, I2OOsiSO 90
per ton Provisions quiet and steady Bulk meatsN
iCoee snoulders, SN clear rib sides, N; packed
- ADd oE. Bacon-shoulders, ~; Gear rib Sides 81
Lame Aams SAalI Lard-refined. I'm terces. Butter
firm; l1tsl3; Petroleum dull-crude. 6Xa7k; ne.
6led, S4. Coffee steady and hrm-Rio car9oes fial6
Mtnsky oull, lO6 Freights to Liverpool per steamer
steady-cofton. I'D dour. a. Sd |; grstn, 5hd
osfs aoo nSSs wheat 80 "a corn
NEW YORK. June 2-Stocks firm. Money. lsS
ExGhange. long. 4S7A; short, z89. Governments
NEW YORK. June 2-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat quiet Corn dull.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current in New
q. g Per cents. 10s,s; do ~ Per cents, los,.
6id D. q O. 1865 87x; n. Y: Osptral, 1194; Erie
Com. 27A; Michigan Oentrsl. IT'S; Lake Shore,
DO Nssssh g f;I Rss
graph, la; t8cific Mail, 175k.
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Telegrams to The Star,
DEATH OF GEN. SHIELDS.
Mr.. D. M. REAM DIES OF HIS WOUNDS.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

The Martial Zulu King.
70 LeSp9S ,bs S June "A I despatch from Sapetown
Cetywayo burned the Royal Kraal, and retire1
TO northwest Zululand, with a large army, is
Officially confirmed.
Welcome Rain in India.
CALCUTTA, JUNE There has been plentiful
rain here and in the neighborhood, during the
PAST week, doing much good. Reports have not
yer peen received from the outlying districts,
but there is every reason TO believe that the rain
fall has been general.
Starving Princesses.
A despatch to the Daily Ne,cs dated at Manda-
ias' a says;M"Certain females OF the Royal fami-
stipulated, have been placed In irons and Will
probably be starved.
A New Russian Loan.
ST. PETERSBURG. June "A ukaSe has been
issued instructing the minister OF finance, TO
issue nve per cent. internal loan, at 9lk for
the nominal amount OF 3OO,00O,cO0 of rubles, to
cover cove. 1ne expenses OF the late war. The SUBJ
scTlptlonS VIII open on the 5th inst.
German Items.
LONDON, June "A dispatch to the Daily
1,6ay. S6ss says.IGerman bankers have advanced con-
proceeds of the internal loan CONT ScbowaI7 uaI
on VIII act as minister without portfolio.
The sultan Displeased with the
Course Of AlekO Pasha
LONDON. June "A Viennea dIspafch to the
Times says:-"The concessions Of Governor
General Aleko Pasha to the populace In not
hosting the Turkish flag and wearing the fez
cap, have produced very bad effect at Con-
stantinopie especially on the sultan, who seems
10 attach far greater importance to these mat
ters than his ministers. The sultan is said to
he determined to insist on the hosting OF the
turkish flag. 1t Is said that stringent instruc-
uonS 10 that erect have already been sent to
Aleko PaSha. 1t is also intended to lay the
case before the powers.
German Finances and Politics.
A dispatch from Berlin to the Times saws: eIt
Is SAID that the diSSensionS OF the agricultural
an ana az manuIactur1ng groups Of the protectionists
IN the Relchstag have been compromised By an
agreement TO raise the duty on grain to eighty
pienmngs ana reduce the duty on iron to eighty
pfennings."
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THE RETURN SHOOTING MATCH between q

THE return SHOOTING MATCH between the
montgomery county (Md.) rifle club and the
columbia long-range club OF this city was shot
az Benning's Saturday afternoon. Like the
0Iner match 1t was won by the Columbia team
The following were the scores: Montgomery
county Club-Mr. Wetheren 200 yards Al, 800
Wafer s Nr MI Miller MI zoo yards 90 800 yards
Brooks 200 yards SO, 800 yards %: DIR. Scott 9oo
yards 43, 300 yards 36; total SAG. Columbia
IeammCol; 10; P. Burnside 200 yards Al, 500
ysnqs ys 50; j. Laur1tzen 200 yards 40, 800 yards
3SS 3 g. 3. burnside 200 yards 3s, 300 yards SO: Mr..
CnamDeS 200 yards 80, 800 yards 80: Mr.. Bruce
zeo yards 80, 800 yards "a; total $685. and winning
the match by 22 points.
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AMONG THE BILLS introduced and referred in
tne House to-day was one by Mr.. Springer pro-
h1biting any soldiers stationed within two miles
OF any place where special or general election
OF representative In Congress Is being held from
leat1og his barracks for any purpose except
that OF renewing guard or casting his vote on
the day OF election.
LOUISIANA SWEARERs COMING.-Judge Fl. NJ
Spofford left New Orleans this morning with a
champion team Of eight long-range Louisiana
sWearers (seven colored and one white), who
are 10 appear before the Senate committee on
privileges and elections in the contested case
OF "SpOfOrd VS.. Kellogg. The committee have
given Written permission to Senator Kello gg to
engage sihlilar number in his own behalf and
day next.
IHE AUSTRALIAN EXHIBITION BILL PASSED.
IN, The House has passed the Australian exhibition
phl-yeas 1Ss, nays 62.
fERsoFAL.-Mrs. Fannie B. Ward, Of the bril-
liant corps of Washington lady correspondents,
has gone to Ohio en- route to Salt Lake, Cali
NJ James Jn ofee1n %o,,aed redurnng hg IN November
lent work on the Associated Press In Washing
ton for years, has gone to Boston to take p0-
sition on the New England Associated Press.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT for the month
of May, just issued, shows an increase In the
debt for the month Of s62 20: also the follow
ng:-Legal tenders outstanding, $346 6Sl Ole;
fractional currency do, Is S74 77712; certificates
OF deposit, $685. 195, 900; gold certificates s1541S-
200; silver certificates, 2366,96 refunding Ger
ticates, S2S, $780, L. S. notes held for redemp-
t1on OF fractional currency, SIS S4OS, JOG; called
bonds matured for which per cent. bonds have
been Issued, $169, ,O60; cash In the treasury,
$780, 0591 1912.
IN THE HOUSE THIS AFTERNOON a resolution
was adopted appropriattng $4,000 to meet the
expenses OF the labor committee. The bill for
the appointment OF mississippi river COM
mission" and appropriating s175 900 to meet its
expenses was passed.
DEATH OF NAVAL observation-disclosures
dore Nicholson, commanding the Brooklyn
navy yard, reports to the Navy department
that Lieutenant W. II. Meyer, U. S. N, died
yesterday at his residence in New York city
Lieutenant Meyer was a native of New York
and entered the service January 23d, 1862 He
was commissioned lieutenant March 9lst,
1870 At the time of his death he was on sick
leave. 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-02
SUDDEN DEATH OF GEN. SHIEg.DS
He Dies Sitting i'm His Chaf1.

OTTUMwA, Iowa, June 2.-Gen. James Shields
late Q. s. Senator from Missouri, died suddenly
10 this city at half-past 10 o'clock last night.
He had appeared In his usual health on the
sabbath day and ate q hearty supper at
O'Clock, after which he wrote several letters,
but just before retiring he complained OF a
to his niece that he was dying, and In thirty
minutes expired sitting In his chair, remaining
conscious to the last. He lectured In this city
on wednesday evening last, and had remained
here visiting relatives. His remains will leave
here at O'Clock this evening for his late home
in Carrollton, Missouri.
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The Maryland Gikl Shooting Case.

1Me IAnd GtSI SnOOtfng Case.
ed at 10 O'Clock, but was delayed until IL by
various causes. Miss Duer gave evidence this
morning that the trial is wearing upon her.
Mr.: Hearn. father Of the deceased was recalled
and testified that he had little Conversation
with his daughter on the Sunday previous to
her death as TO how the matter happened. he
went TO her bedside; her arm was laying out;
there was small scar on IL; witness took up
her arm and remarked, sHow did you get your
arm hurt?" She replied, 81 raised it up to fend
on the fire. saw when LII stepped back, from
shoot me-
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The District I'm COneress.

Mr. Harris reported back from the District
committee to day, to the Senate, the bill au
thorizing the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia to issue twenty-year five per cent.
noIds. to redeem certain of the funded debt of
the District. The bill passed the House last
tuesday. Mr.. Rollins from the same commit
tee, reported back the House bill cOnferrinp
certain powers upon the Commissioners with
reference to water service. This Is the bin
which provides for an advance of s25, 900 by the
Secretary OF the Treasury to1mprove the water
service on CapitOl HILL
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TRIAL OF THE RICHMOND DETEcTIvEs.-A dis
patch received on Saturday from Richmond
says:-"A partial hearing was had o.day In the
case OF Detectives Wren and Knox, charged
with collusion In connection with the escape OF
young Redford, arrested recently In Baltimore
for forgery committed IN that CITY, At the
requst of the commonwealth's attorney, the
case was again continued until next Saturday
to secure attendance OF witnesses from Balti-
more: The accused were bailed in $500 each"
Richmond letter says that Detective Smith, of
Baltimore, admitted that he had turned the
fugitive over to Wren In person, but declined to
come to this city to testify, as he did not want
the Rennert Rouse, where Wren stopped, is said
to have seen Smith when he turneddtedford
over TO the Richmond detective. Captain Wise
recognized the handwriting OF Wren on the
register OF the Rennert and can swear to 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-02

THE DAsHAwAY REFORM CLUB held q wide
awake meeting last night at Franklin Hail. Mr.
s. c. Mills In the chair and Mr.. L. II. Patterson
secretary. Addresses were made by Me5srS
George Savage, william j. Boyd, Rev. C. Krea-
mer, Alexander Eagleston and Chairman Mills
The choir, under the leadership OF Mr. Lafayette
Sykes, rendered appropriate music. Several
signatures We're obtained to the pledge,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-02

THE CONFESSION OF A BURGLAR Is published
giving an account OF the manner In which the
celebrated Manhattan Bank robbery, In New
YORK, was affected. He duplicates the watch
man OF the bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-02

COMPLIMENT TO BEECHER's REGIMENT-The
Lieutenant General of Canada has paid hand
some compliment to the 'magnifcent regiment"
from Brooklyn, N. Y, which participated In
The celebration Of the queens birthday at
Montreal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-02

az Judge Kelley, who Is going to Europe this
week, Is paired with CONGRESSMAN Morse, OF
Mass. who is also going.
1.-THE winners at Jerome Park races Satur-
Gay were Bramb!e, Lou Lanier. Skylark, Anne
Augusta, EraStuS Corning and Trou BILE.