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Massachusetts Marksunen.

BOSTON, Sept. 4.-The Massachusetts, Rifle
club yesterday shot the Goth and concluding
competition In the Spirit Of the Times match at
Walnut hin range, distances 500, 900 and 1000
yards. /. s. Sumner won the match, having
made score OF 221, equaling bis famous record
at CTeedmOOr, which never before had been
done. VIM. Gerr1sh stored 215, j. r. Brown 214,
and W. H. jackson go
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THK REVIVAL OF BUsINEss.-Representat
OF the BesSemer Steel Works OF this country
Deld meeting In Philadelphia yesterday. Re-
ports showed the trade as enjoying an extra
ordinary degree OF prosperity and the prospect
is OF the highest character. without an excep.
tfon every rail mill in the country has orders for
year. and many OF them have already taken
orders for several months In the ensuinc year
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a RArk ANhOre.

FREEPoRT, l. J., sept THE bark Chelseons
came ashore on Long Beach, opposite here, this
morning. Crew No. 30 went to her relief and
took on twelve persons-the captain, his wife
and crew. The bark lies In bad position.
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NEW YORK, Sept. A Times special from
Syracuse SAYS Gov Robinson has removed
Hon. A. c. i DWELL from the office OF superfn.
teBdent OF the Onondaga salt works, TO which
Ii is alleged that Gov. Robinson last week ey.
amined the charges made against him several
months ago, and finding him guilty removed
him.
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MRS. LANGTRY.-What might naturally have
been expected In the case Of the professional
beauty, Mrs. Langtry, seems now about to be
realized. It was possible for this woman to 60
on with the public and vulgar display of herself
as one OF excellent beauty and escape scandal.
but 1t was hardly In the nature OF things that
she would do so. The Information now is that
Mr.. Langtry, of whom little has been known
except that he was getting a very comfortable
living frcm the sale OF his wtfes photographs,
has begun suit for divorce. Very likely Mrs
Languy isn't disturbing her beauty by any out
bursts OF gTier on account OF this movement
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The BOytOn.Webb Swimming Watch
POStDOned.

BosToN, Sept. 4.-The swimming match be-
tween Capt. Webb and Capt Paul Boyton.
Beach, has been postponed because OF the rain
early this morning. The sea at the beach is
quite rough. The match will take place at nine
fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

The ALLEGHENY-PIrTsBURG ELoPEMEST-A
special to the Philadelphia Press from Pitts
burg, September list, Says:-J. J. King, the
Singer sewing machine agent OF Allegheny.
who eloped with Pittsburg belle and abscond
ed with $500 OF the company's money, was ar
rested at New Brunswick, N. j., yesterday and
brought back to-day without the woman, who
had passed as his wife Upon his return his
children-called upon him at the mayors ONCE
and had an affecting interview. Kings father
Is wealthy and will likely compromise the mat
ter.
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British Gold.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-The steamship Labra..
DOR, which arrived from Europe yesterday,
brought 81 000,O 900 In gold bars and $500, 600 In
twenty franc gold pieces.
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GEN GRANT was passenger on the steamer
City OF Toxic which sailed from Yokohama yo0-
terday. She win probably arrive at San Fran
cisco on the 23d instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

SECRETARY SCHURz in q recent speech said:
"a great many years ago. when the cholera
had been ravaging some parts OF this country,
met cholera doctor who sold medicines for
that particular disease. When the cholera dis
appeared he was the unhappiest nan in the
land, For, said he. 'how shall now get rid OF
my medicines?' And SO 1t Is with the imitation
democracy of this state (Ohio). When business
shall they get rid of their greenback medicines,
should like to knows,
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BOSTON, Sept. 4.-Ex.S State Senator Lucius
Pond. OF worcester, having completed yester-
day his term OF three years and six months fu
state prison for forgery, was discharged. He
went to New York last evening.
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In THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, AT QUEBEC.
yesterday, Mr.. Chapleau attacked the govern
mert, calming that 1t was not tit to carry on
the affairs OF the province. His motion OF want
or confidence was lost, as was also Mr.. Chap
leau's motion that when the House adjourn it
stand adjourned until the 2Sth inst
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Mrs. Spr axue with Her Cousins.

NRw YORK. Sept. 4.-The Worlds special from
Kingston, X. l., says: Mrs. Sprague has arrived
safely at Jamaica Plain, where some cousins OF
hers who live In Boston are spending the sum
mer. Mr.. 81 rague will not at present take any
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Navai operations I'm south America
NEW YORK. Sept. "A later dispatch from
africa, Peru furnishes additional particulars OF
the naval operations on that coast, mentioned
in yesterdays report from South America The
Gillian transport, La Mar, chased by the Huss-
car, had q number OF sick soldiers on board
bound for Valparaiso. The Huascar afterwards
pursued the transport Stata, but the latter took
refuge under the guns OF the iron clad Blanco
Encalado. The Blanco chased the HuaScar
for eight hours, but could not overtake her.
The Huascar destroyed all the lighters at Tai
tai. The La Mar is one OF the least valuable OF
Chilian TRANSPORT steamers
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MYSTKRIOUsLY DISAPPRARRD.-C. A. Dun
store, well-known citizen of Prince Georges
county, Va, mysteriously disappeared last
Monday, and has not since been heard from
HIS clothes were found on the dam of the
Branchester mill pond. The pond was drag
ged for the body without success. It Is sup
posed that he has gone away or been foully
dealt with.
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nOunced that Mrs. Sprague has reached q rest
Ing place with friends In one OF the New Eng
land States.-lE Erouidence Journal
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10000 SPANISH TROOPS FOR CuBA-The Span.
1sh government has notified the authorities at
Havana that it Will send Immediately 10000
troops to maintain public tranquility in the Is
land, and will also send all the funds necessary
to meet the increased expenditures
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Thirty Thousand Pounds Of Gold

for New York.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The Financier this morning
York;
The New French Cable.
,,ae aeEpos, ls sept: The Ftnsneier announces
days ago lost the new French cable In 2,40O
fathcms OF water, has just held direct commu
nication with the Messrs. Siemens Brothers, the
cable constructors. The substance Of the CON-
Munfcation merely was to the eject that the
steamer Germanic, which sailed from Queens
town August % for New York, had passed her,
sci. As the communication from the Faraday
makes no direct reference to her own situation
the inference is drawn that she has retraced
Ter course and picked up the cable at the shall
lower end.
The Troubles I'm Ireland
LONDON, Sept. 4..Lurgan, Ireland, and sever
, al OF the m surrounding % districts have been de-
preservative act.
King CetewayO's surrender De-
"a. A dispatch to the Times from Durham says,
King Ceteway0'S powder magazine ten miles
from his new kraaL Messengers from Cetewayo
met Sir Ga Garnet M Molseley on the 18th Of August,
pay taxes, but that the country must be cleared
OF British soldiers. The messengers were In
formed that Cetewayo was no longer king and
that he must surrender unconditionally.
Dead.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Lieut. Col. Henry Charles
Fletcher who was the military secretary to
Lord Duf1er1n during his Canadian vtceroyalty,
is dead.
A Severe Strike.
The Manchester Guardian says that the strike
OF the chain makers, now In its fifth week.
promises to be one OF the severeSt ever expert
enced. There are still 1900 hands on strike
around Cradley.
Sir Rowland Hill,s Funeral.
LONDON. Sept. 4@The remains of the late Sir
ROWlan0 hurto0 WoSfmfnCfor A n
hey this morning. The funeral procession.
which merely consisted OF several carriages,
was witnessed by thousands OF people.
Dissatisfied Miners.
The correspondent OF the Times at Cleveland
say s. The miners here are considering scheme
for promoting emigration.
A Bishop Called 10 Account.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-The R<publiq,se Francaise an
nounces that the bishop OF Grenoble has been
summoned before the council of state for ex-
ceeding his powers.
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I4oU VALUE YOUR lYE6I0HT ses GLASS
II IL Hk1RL1R6, th0
n1c - ~ Ren0syivakia
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SuvER.-The mint bureau of the Treasury de-
partment yesterday purchased o,oo0 ounces of
silver bullion to supply the United States mints
at Philadelphia and San Francisco. numoer
of offers were rejected.
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~ MAThRY oAYLug CAPSULES: m
The physicans Of Pars New York and Lend0n nc OF and
Of diseases, recent or Of ione standing.
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where. oct29.t t,th&s1y
CURE BY ABSORPTION
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Buns. scsids BTSise: spr.ins. Sore. Plss: Boiis
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w tQAQ my NOIk001u 0AuU11CSOf0f, mo
our castomsf haze the laTee.s Inc q syles
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The 66STis HOT BLAST FURNACE "a deci-
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ATTORNEY
WARRINGTON, D. O.
No 2 Columbian Law Building, 9Th st. between
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ANOTHER TUMBLE IN PRICEsl
POPLAR. inch and So, No. L.. Der 100 H., s20o
WHITE PINE SHINGLES. No. 2. per 1000. SITS
CLEAR sIDIN6 a inch fvtthont . rrot,
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Inc MOFrts.Slnteh Scuutt0E M0tchs
HALIFAX, n. s., Sept. EVAN Morris has
gone into training at Bedford basin for the
sculliDg race with Warren Smith on the 16th
lnst.. He has taken quarters at the three-milo
house, lately occupied by Wallace Ross.
Steamer Ashore.
III. NJ. 8. Grif1n arrived at Pctou last night
with 63 passengers OF the steamer Quebec of
the Dominion line, which left here Monday
night for Quebec and Montreal and went ashore
at East Point, p. f. l., at O'Clock Tuesday
night. Hopes were entertained that she would
foat at high water last night OF this morning.
Tie Quebec arrived here Monday morning
from Liverpool. Twenty-Five Thousand dollars
worth OF sugar, which was shipped here foe
Montreal, was fully insured In Halifax offices.
The Halifax company's steam-tug Doagon left
for the scene OF disaster at midnight.
A Damaging Thunder storm
Reports continue TO arrive OF the serious ma
ture OF the thunder storm In the eastern por-
uon OF the province yesterday. Iu some sec
tions the storm continued from O'Clock In the
afternoon. The crops suffered considerably.
AT Economy, Colchester county, Mr.. Austen'a q
house was struck by lightning, and both he
and his wife were severely injured, the latter,
IL is feared fatally.
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SMALLPOX IN PBRU.-The U. s. consul at Cal
lao, Peru, has Informed the IT, s. marine hos
pial bureau OF the Treasury department that
for the week ending August I'd there were %
cases and 10 deaths from small -pox, and for the
week ending August 9th there were 36 cases a nd
Is deaths The Official returns for the month or
July give the total deaths from SMALLPOX in
Lima at 400, and I'm Callao for the same month
1879. The deaths are largely cases OF unyacci-
mated children.
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The YEIuowrEyER

EEw YoR4, Sept. IA Memphis pecial states
mat the fever is evidently spreading in the
sGburue al ranging toward the country The
Ior that the situation Ii wore than yesterday.
twenty nurses were applied for and furnished.
Iney nave Ten names Of persons stricken with
Will not report them a. yellow fever yet.
Twelve New Cases and Seven Doaaha
MkNPRIs. Sept. Twelve new cases-fouR
board OF health this morning. Seven deaths
have occurred since last MIG htcThomas Reilly.
Mike Scedy. Lizzie Schwartz, Attilla Ringeft.
and j. s. Houck, white, ana two colored. j. g.
Houck died at Buntyn station. The two COL
oied persons died near Springdale, siK miles
northeast OF the city. Gen. j. s. Skef1ngton n
dying. and w. J. Berlin Il progressing favofa-
bly,. The weather Is clear and warm.
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MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATs.-The democratic
state central committee Of Massachusetts, have
refused to hold joint convention with the But
Ter Independents, whom, they say. they cannot
recognize as democrats. Edward Palmer will
preside at the Butler Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

The TALLAPoosA left the navy yard here :
two O'Clock this afternoon On a trip to the coas,
stations and wards
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GEN. HOODS CHILDREN.-The Atlanta Dzily
Constitution funds for Gen. Hoods children
reached on the first day nearly 81, 900 The list
is headed with $3.50, telegraphed by Inman,
Swami Co., OF New York. The money will be
invested In securities by three trustees The
children are left utterly destitute.
FEVER FIGUREs-There were deaths from
yellow fever at Memphis yesterdays white
and colored. Twenty six new cases are re.
ported-l3 white and 13 colored. New Orleans
tine regulations are In force,
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GRAND OPENING
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS,
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS,
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS,
BOYS DRESS SUITS,
BOYS DRESS SUITS.
BOYS DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS BUSINESS SUITS,
YOUTHS BUSINESS SUITS,
YOUTHS BUSINESS SUITS,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS.
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS.
ss The above are all Of the Lates. end Best Fab
fics' ahd msde III the most Fashionable Styles at
Prices Lower shaE ever offered before Please csll
and see before purchasing elsewhere
a. sTRAUg,
1OI1 PenxsytUants nre.,
anzzg-tr Three Doors FROG. 1lth street.
WATER RENT.
Claims for oyerpayment of
WATER RENT
promptly collected All such bills be cash. d, If
ALLEN @. CLARK,
e0 FOWr-0nd-a-H Half street,
Sec seeosd 3D. door north of Water Registrars Office
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THE FOLLOWING kEEPERs OF stations In the
life saving service have been appointed
Edwin F. Hunt and Jno. Smith, stations No.
and respectively, district No. 9, coast OF Mas
sachusetts: JnO Edwards station No. 80, dis
tJict No. 3, coast Of Long Island, ana Israel ).
Blackman, station No. 2S, district No. 1, coast
CT New IeIsey
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Gas COOKING STOVES.
The Warrington Gas Light Company have. st
tner ofce on 10th street. An assortment Of the Sun
Dial GAS COOKING STOVHS, In various si1es
and patterns This 10 the Stove used by NJ Dods
In her lectures ON cookerV ~
CAl and examine than mv2aky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

CALIFORNIA ELECTION RETURNS come In eX-
asperatingly slow. Neither the republican
nor democratic committees have any advices
other than the general press kilograms, and it
may be day or two yet before enough Is
known to show cOnclustVelY the result.
, 1879-10-23

APPROVED SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
HoMEsTEADS can he located upon any
hnd,. either single or double minimum
lands. subject to homestead whether TIM
btmd or nor. and having the only first
class paper in the country. have made ar-
engagements with the following gentlemen
in Western Washington:
fgg A. Macintosh, Seattle,
JOHN r, Wheat, Olympia,
G.. Morris Haller. Port Townsend.
Henry Jackson. Snohomish City.
Who will have on hand. ut all times. my
scrip for the accommodation OF these de-
string 10 purchase. at the rate OF S3.25
Der acre for S0> and l20'. and S3.75 per
acre tor 4Os; fractions special. Another
fraudulent class of script known rs floats
cn, be gotten ut much less rates: bnt no
titlrcan be given. and Is, OF course. not so
'yulm,be. A deed can be- gotten from the
original applicant OF amy land located by
script purchased of me. as in no case buy
from other than the original lomcstcader
and know where 10 address him Tor decd
II one be required. Full investigation is
asked that The worth Of my paper nhy he
known. Call upon or write any Of the
gentlemen named above, who will sell yon
the Talbot additional homestead scrip
which will ensure you a patent to your
land as well as II perfect title. and also rs
cheap as you can buy II Of me.
d. III. TALBOT.
/. Gen'l Land-scrip AID Warrant Broker.
Sioux City. low
, 1879-10-23
DIRECTORY.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD Il f. M = l. a RS.
GRAND LODGE OF WASHINGTON AND
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Officers

NAMES, OFFICES, p. o. ADDRESS
y. u. Hill, G. W. Z. T. Port Townsend W. I
Slst l. G Calvcrt...G W V t.. Seattle, I"
W II Rohcrts..G w Treas :. Port Townsend I"
Allen Weir. q w Sect'y., Port Townsend g
y ; Portcr......G \ Sect'y.... Olympia, "
f. Kennedy. &c 5 Juv Tenn. .Kamilchie, "
Rev b Sharp &c Chap. White River, "
w Colkett.....G w Mar .... Coupeville, "
Sist l. McAmond. "a ID NJ 80. Dungeness, "
Sist A NJ Kinds :. G Guard. P't Townsend "
Jno II Carr 80. G Messenger 49,. Lopez, e.
4 Calvert .... .G Sentinel .... Seattle, "
w. Raybould &c. Coun... .NanaimO, b G
, 1879-10-23

Temperance people in California
are forming prohibition clubs for the
political campaign Of 1880.
, 1879-10-23
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

l Perseverance. j. Victoria -. d S Mcdonald
Onward ....., Nanaimo...... Samuel Cough
Star of Hope. =. .Comox., .B X McEman
Dominion. Ne Westminster ..J Lord
Il Cedar Hill. Victoria. ....... VIM Irvine
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-02-26
GOy.CAmden.

The STATE Journal, Parkerbng, ven
lures pfcphesythat Hon. J. N. Cam.
den viii DO the next Democratic can.
didate for Governor Of this State
When Mr.. Camden was in this city,
recently, he was quite emphatic in
his public declarations that under no
circumstances would he be a candi-
date for Governor He will not only
not be candidate for the nomina.
ton, but he will not accept nomina-
ton if rendered him. The newspa-
pers may as well regard Mr.. Camden
asbeingouto Of politics, and turn their
attention to somebody else, - Register
Sorry to see this; we were in hopes
that we would have the pleasure Of
giving him our support in the next
Gubernatorial race. Mr.. c. is an ell
egant gentleman and with his inti-
mate knowledge Of the resources Of
the State would make US an excellent
Governor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-02-26
TRUsT NAlE.

DY virtue Of Deed oil Trust executed
ID to S. Fl. Aumiller, now deceased, hy
John G. Laning, on the 22d day OF August,
1876, and duly recorded in the Mason
County Court Clerks Office, in Trust Deed
Book No, 5, page llG, to secure to Asa
Musgraye, Sr., the payment OF certain
note Tor the sum Of $4,000, made Of even
tenor with said trust deed, BY said John
G.I.aning, to said Asa Musgraye, ST., and
payable on the 22d day OF November 1876,
with interest until paid, aud default hay-
ing been made by the said John g. Ian.
ing in the payment ef said note, principal
and interest amounting in all5to about
S343.S0, and still due the said Asa Mus
grave, Sir, OH saidnoter and having been
requested by the said Asa Mlsglave, ST.,
TO do So | shall on Saturday,, the LIST
day Of March, 1879, at the Front
Door Of the Court House OF Mason county,
West Virginia, under and by authority
vested in me by section u, page $50 OF the
Code OF West Virginia, proceed to sell by
way OF public auction, the tract Of land in
said trust deed mentioned, being a Town
Lot with the improvements thereon, stu
ate in the Town Of Clifton Mason County,
West Virginia and fully described in said
Trust Deed. Terms OF sale CASH.
G. j. ZUSPAN, Administrator
Of S, II. Aumiller, deceased, Trustee.
jan. 20-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-02-26

The lii reducing the salaries of
officers is one that should not meet
the approval of any sensible mem
Der Of our Legislature, and We trust
thatibody will disapprove it in any
shape, We cannot call 10 mind a
single instance in which our officers
are over paid, and to attempt toecon
emize by reducing salaries that are
already very small, can have but one
result,tand thatSwill be the resignas
ton of many trusty and competent
public servants, and the induction
into the numerous offices of the State
Of incompetent persons, who will be.
able to accomplish little else than TO
bring about litigation and confusion
by their management Of the records
and public business in the various
counties, Let us have competent
and trusty men to fiji our public po-
sitions, and give them at least reas-
enable compensation for their labor.
We do not wish 10 be understood as
conntenancing extravaganza Of the
public money in any way, but we do
not think it polite tocurtail the sal
aries of officers who are, to say the
least, very poorly paid for the
amount Of labor they perform. Let
this bill together with House Bill
No. 81, be voted down,-Appcat