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The Coming Session.


The next session Of Congress, it is hardly
expected, will do much more in the shape Of
legislation than pass the regular appropriation
bills. This, for the reason that it viii have
but little time to do anything else. In the first
or long session Of Congress it is generally
near the approach OF dog days before the last OF
the appropriation bills are passed. The pre-
sent Congress expires On the 4th OF March next
and betU cen its meeting on the 1St Monday In
Decembe. next and March 4th. In ad 1itton to
passing the necessary money bills, the electoral
vote Is also to be counted. The great promi-
nence given to
THE TARIFF QUESTION
in the impending presidential campaign make
it highly probable that the question viii be a
serious one with Congress. The probable out
come will be that the Eaton bill, providing for
a commission to inquire into the subject O
tariff revision, will be passed. It is expected
too, that the pressure VIII again be revived by
nOpoly. This Will afford something like a test
vote between the parties on the question OF
free trade or protection.
have to meet at once Is TO prescribe some reg
ulatioDs for the
COUNTING OF THE ELECTORAL VOTE
Since the abolition Of joint rule No. %, there
has been no prescribed rule for the guidance OF
the two houses in joint convention. In 1916
the matter was very seriously discussed, the
fepHDi1canS HOiQlBg lnat Ine PRESIDENT or tue
Senate had the right to count the vote. The
democrats of the House insisted that it was the
duty OF that body. The agitation Of the ques-
tlon caused a good deal or feeling. which was
aiiayed, however, by the passage of the bill
creating the electoral commission. II the pend
ing election should happen to be at all close. the
excitement would, without doubt be renewed
in intense form, and the manner 10 which the
vote should be counted would again be the up
peImost question confronting Congress.
THE NEW DISTRICT CODE.
The most important matter OF interest to the
District pending in Congress is the new code OF
municipal regulations which has passed the
House and is now on the Senate record. During
the recess the members OF the Senate DisUriC.
committee were charged by Chairman Harris u
investigate the subject, SO that when they met
In December they would be prepared to vote o.
agreeing or not to the House bill.
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NEW YORK, Oct 21.-The convention of fire
underwriters resumed its session this morning.
Resolutions condemnatory OF deposit loans We're
referred to the committee on business. Mr. z,
Stevens offered resolutions providing for coin-
mittee to confer with legislators with view TO
a settlement, whereby over insurance may De
abrOgated. Mr.. Stevens thought that it was
the interest OF the convention to cooperate with
legislators to secure necessary laws for the pre-
vention OF what he considered cause or lhcen-
diarisn. Referred to committee on business.
Geo. p. Oakley, chairman OF the committee oa
organization, proposed a constitution which
was discussed article by article.
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Especial Dispatch to The Sta1-.I

beaWeen inc DcmOcfhtS ana tfat
Nationals.
Especial Dispatch to The Syarl
NEW YORK, oct. 81.
The Herald to-day gives the "inside view" OF
the republican presidential canvass In the stai c
Of New York, as presented by the republican
managers The enumeration gives detailed cal
culations OF expected republican gains and
democratic losses in every county of the state.
It's most obvious feature is the republican eX-
pectatiOn OF gain everywhere, but especially In
the manufacturing counties OF the interior. 1t
comedies to the democrats majority for Han
Geek of GS, coo in New York and Kings, but allows
them only II 600 majority elsewhere, and gives
tee state 10 the republicans at this moment by
a majority of about II coo, with expectation of !.
steady increase during the remaining II days
through Influences now in active operation.
The Herald says the electoral votes Of Connec-
ticut are Indispensable to the success of the
democratic ticket. but that iG is difficult to see
on what ground the democratic parry can ex-
pect TO carry that state, especially since the
Introduction of the tariff into the canvass, and
the muddie Gen. Hancock has made OF it,
The Sun says there is no knowing what may b..
the result of the thorough shaking up OF tn
democracy for few days past, In which 1t (the
San, has taken hand, and that there is now
may be elected. The Indianapolis c0rrespon-
dent of the Times reports rumors OF fusion I'm
Indiana between the national sreenback- labor
men and the democrats. Mysterious prepara-
uons for surprise are said to be on foot and
it Is reported that the democrats are ready TO
make great concessions in order to secure green
back support for joint electoral ticket The
Tribune continues to urge vigilance and &C
tivity upon the republicans.
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ARCTIC MYSTERIES.
Sir George Henry Richards ON the
ScnW0fkA ECYneditlOn.

NEW YORK. Oct 21.-A London special says:
a two column review OF the Schwatka expe 1ition
ia the Times this morning in which he dis
credits the idea of cannibaltsm. He does not
tbey had been exposed to a thaw OF thirty sum-
mefs, He believes that Lieut. Schwatke
seal ch In Ibis respect should be considered ina.
He also dIscredfts the theory that pad f0cd
caused the death of Franklins party.
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Pi1nIsc0 Races.

PIMLICo Nd, Oct. 2l.-First race, mile dash,
for all ages, won by Parole, Gabriel second,
Checkmate third. Time 2:42.
Second race, YCStal stakes, one mile and a
half, for three year oldS. was won by Giideiia,
Lavacca second Emily +. third. Time 2:43.
Third race, Central stakes, one mile, for two
year-olds, won Crickmore, By. the-Way sec
ond. Time 1:44h.
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The Elgin Co,1ant says that. as usual after
a good herring season, the matrimonial business
"a extraordinarily gactive on The cossI OF SCOT
land.
cider, dried apples and rilunarb Juice are used
fn the manufacture OF champagne In t1is coun-
try, The champagne thus mace costs from fiye
to twenty cents bottle.-N. =. Sun
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An Alleged Confidence Man Ar.
rested.

NKw YoSK. Oct. 2l.-At the Jefferson Market
Police Court this morning VIM. Sheridan was
tmination. The nature OF the charge against
HIM was not made public, but the prisoner it ls
alleged, answers the description of one OF aeve.
raj confidence men who drugged and robbed q
We althy Englishman, q few days since. OF s, 600
In money and valuable papers Other arrests
are expected.
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Col. BENJAMIN, Assistant Adjutant General,
will leave tomorrow night for New York, where
he will spend two or three weeks before leavin :
for his post at Prescott, department of Arizona,
to which he has been recently ordered.
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CRIME IN KENTUCKY.
A EI0ody Affray-Three NIen Nor
tally Wounded.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. PA special dispatch
from Toint Lick to the C0Urie5'-JOuy'ndl says:
On Saturday night last about two miles from
by IN IL Javhson county near S sull.noqse Is
tween Abrams. his sons and other parties on
one side and William and James RatclIffe on
the other. James Ratcif1e was shot In the face
and instantly killed. His brother william was
shot In the side and mortally wounded. One of
Abrams sons was struck on the head with a
rock, aid IL is said VIII die from the effects ct
grudSe.
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DefaICatiOn of u Prominent Free.


The Grand Lodge or MaSonS In session here
was startled last night by report OF the com-
mittee appointed TO examine the books OF A. G.
HodgeS, grand treasurer, showing that Hodge
is defaulter to the amount OF 5000. The ac :
cused. who is 64 years OF age, is one Of the bes1
Known MaSOns, aid has held Office many years.
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Murder i'm the First Degree,

NEWARK, N. D., Oct. 2.-Frank Lammens was
today convicted of murder in the first degree
for the killing OF John Meierhoner, at West
Orange year ago. LammeHs had been on, e
convicted, with MIRA NeierhofYer, on Joint In
tlictment. but secured new trial, on the ground
Of new evidence, with the above result.
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The WAykpsSs

BALTIMORE. Oct. 21.-virginia SKIES old, l6;
do deferred. ~; do. consols, 6lA; do. second
series. "a: do past due coupons. 9Ok: do new ten
IL OBaIfIMoRF.oc Il Oct. 2l.-Cotton sssady-rniddllng.
10Aa1GX Flour fSirly active and steady. Wheat,
southern easier; western hrmer-southern red.
her. i.lSH; December. l. l5zs January. I.l74s.
Yellow; io, % western fr1n and more actve"soathsrn
whine, Sass; do. yellow, SO; western mixed. spot
and October. t5: November. 5459C55: December.
mixed. 3SaS9. Rye steady. l.U0sl .02. Hay frnf-
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, lsO0a
1000. Proyisions quiet and unchanged Butter
IL fos refined. Coffee easier and prices unch .need
Sugar essier-A soft. 9% Whisky stssdy. lsH.
treishts to Liverpool per steamer St D nomiaalT ss
SSstSn sds.sd afa a90f barIss whss
rye. $50 bushels. sh,pments : wheat. q. eoS
bushels: corn leo. 600 bushels:
buoy sDt, Money. 2as Exchange-lOng. zsI short.
NEW YORK, Oct. u Flour dun and heavy.
Wheat, white nIn and red heavy and lower. Corn
LONDON. Oct. 81. 1880 p m-U. 8. bonds,
Central cousoie, Ill Erie, An. New York Cen.
trAJ, 1894. Pennsylyania Central 6lx. Reading,
l9. l-30 p. m.-keading. 19k.
The following quotations were current in New
SON Co ~ per r oeass sisS iSs9s z sios S': O. 3.
rss Jersey SsnS oen Ohio OF and e. ss.p
and st; Joseph, =; Lake Shore. llat: Morthysst
s houi fs fs.na fss b. Paul se
=; Wabash. St Louis and Pacific. l0<; do: pre-
iegrsd. ssf . Kansas .Da md Te1ss ~. ~ s.aSxs
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GOVERNMENT RRCEIPTs To-DAY.-InternaI rev.
enue, s414, ,399. Is: customs. $685., 5,464.42
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.-Jadge Shipman, ia the
L. S. circuit court yesterday, In the suit or
Hadden & CO. against Collector Merritt, plrtic-
ulars OF which were given two days since,
directed verdict fn favor OF defendant upon
the general ground that the value or the MeXi-
Director OF the Mint, and the Secretary OF the
Treasury having duly proclaimed the value SO
estimated TO be the value for the purpose or
determining the dutiable value OF importation,
there could ee no inquiry inuo the question as
TO the methCd which was pursued by the Di-
rector OF the Mint. The court then directed a
verdict to be entered for the defendant, and the
iury were diCcharppi
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WALL STREET TODAY.
a.. :. Bonds still Going Up and Rail.
rOad stocks m Htg6er.

NEW YORK, oct. 2l.-The P0st'S financial arti-
Gle SayS:-At the stock exchange L. s. bonds are
h higher for the As, and saH for the AVS, and
"a higher for the IS. railroad bonds continus
strong at generally higher prices. The special
features are Texas and Pacific land grant In
comes as, which advanced 10 72at from 691S.
Kansas and Texas 21S are up y per cent on
the hands OF a receiver. Erie second coasols
continue active and iE price firm. Central Iowa
1rStS advanced TO 1OSi& and Ohio Central fn-
comes IL per cent. these being plain income
bonds. 1he old, and well-knOwn 10 be choice,
railroad n 1frgages are all strong and scarce at
prices which. as 4 rule, pay leSS than six Der
cent, and IN some cases. less than five per cent
TO the buyer. In the stock market the opening
was very strong. with prices iaa2s4 per cent
higher than at the close yesterday. In the fir G
half hour lea1H OF this was lost, and general
hesitation was apparent But at the first board
the boom was renewed, and before 1915 o'clock
had advanced L ASK per cent, the latter Metro
polftan Elevated, which sold as high as ll3H.
st. Paul ana Omaha was In demand and the
preferred advanced TO 81 =, and common 10 i5lE.
Chicago and Northwest advanced k 10 itIsE
ard 40 respectively. Milwaukee and St Pa IL
advanced to l0i "a and 1i7s4 respectively. Lake
Shore advanced TO 1855 and New York Central
TO 136. The coal stocks were also notably
strong. and Rock Island advanced TO 1872 eqiva-
lent 10 PA Tor the old stock. The Waoash
ana Quincy were as a rule highest az the open
ing. Iron Mountain declined 10 81 on the state
ment OF earnings. Since 1915 O'Clock the gene
raj market has declined u 10 50. The specula-
tive fever continues TO rage. and outsiders are
the principal buyers. Money on cell is easy at
2a3E per cert; on time Sa4 per cent, and on
prime mercantile paper 4 a5ia per cent.
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A Murdcrer sentenced

MACCH CHUNK, Pa, Oct 2.-Thomas Dow
dell, tried for the killing OF Elizabeth Ray and
convicted of murder In the second degree, wis
to day sentenced to twelve years imprisonment
in the eastern penitent1ary without Labor.
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1T IS PRETTY SAFE to say that the coming
chief signal officer to succeed Gen. Myer is
either Gen. Miles or Gen. hazen.
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CAUTIoNARy SIGNALS. Gen. Drum, acting
chief signal officer, has authorized the display
OF cautionary signals at Fort Monroe, Va, and
Manistee, Michigan.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Generol Grant left for
STANFORD, ConD., to-day, to attend republican
demonstration there He goes to Jersey City
this evening. where grand reception win be
rendered him.
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OUR EXPORTS OF BREADsTUFFs.-The report of
the bureau Of statistics shows that the exports
of domestic breadstuffs for the month of Sep
tember, 1880, amounted, In value to $23, ISL 936,
against So, ,S2s, S4s for the same month OF 1879.
For the nine months ending with September,
1850, the total value OF these exports was
S2es, $40, against $l76 399 946 for the CORES
ponding period Of last year. With the execution
OF baltimore the southern ports increased their
exports OF breadstuffs over September, 1879,
Wnlle all the northern ports. like Baltimore,
snow falling OF. New Orleans, Key west ana
richmond, each nearly double It's exports OF
september. 1879.
A WOMAN KILLED BY HoRSE-Be1n0a
Cohkiing. young woman living near Ha1nes-
ville; n: j., few days ago. was kliled under
REGULARLY painful circumstances. Sne was
going through field In which a Hamoletonian
morse morse was kept when IN some manner she pro.
Voked the animal and It ran at her. th0wtng her
to the ground and kicking her to death, tramp.
ling upon her body and mangllng it shock1ngly.
She was found in dying condition. The horse
Is valuable animal belonging to the young
Woman'S father.
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A recent report shows that the increase In the
steady In France.
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The Interest ESearinE Debt.

AN EXPLANATORY LETTER FROM THE TREASURY.
From frequent inquiries made at the Treasury
department it seems that al impression pre-
walls throughout the country that money Is
permitted to accumulate In the Treasury whe
1t might be USED In the purchase or the Interest
bearing debt In reply TO one OF these m any il.-
quiieo the following explanatory letter has
been sent:
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

John IL. DAVIDSON will hereafter set as
- the AGENT OF THE STAR in GEORGETOWN.
those desiring the paper, and parties having COM
plants against the carriers Will please enter their
pames and residences book at Q. II. FicknR's,
Forrest Hall Drug Store, No. n High st. ocl6- I'm
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The Ute situation Threatening.

The Ute situation Threatening.
TROOPS NEEDED TO PROTECT AGENT BERRY IF He
SURRENDERS.
The following dispatch received at the De-
partment OF Justice was today transmitted to
the Interior department:
CANTONMENT UNCOMPAHGRE, NEAR Los PINos,
Oct. 20.-H0n. Charles Detens, Attorney Gejt-
erGl: Have arrived at military post near agency.
Passed through Gunnison. Think, II arrested.
Berry is in danger OF being lynched on the way
unless a sufficient escort Is furnished by the
commander at the post to protect the marshal
In taking him to Pltkin for examination. Can
furnish the same. The Indians will not suffer
Berry to 60 unless he consents. He is not at
the agency now. but will probably surrender to
the marshal If his safety is guaranteed by the
military. The situation is threatening and a
speedy answer is desirable. Reply by tele-
graph to Lake City. EDWARD L. JOHNSON,
U. s. Attorney.
Acting Secretary of the Interior Bell has made
a request of the War department in case OF the
arrest or Berry to see that he is properly pro-
tected by the military until he is turned over to
the civil authorities.
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DOMINION DOINe.S.
An Ahi0 E0rrer Ii{,erafed

A Heavy Fall Of snow.
QUFBEC oct. 21.-Dispatches from the north
eastern section OF the province report heavy
fall OF snow yesterday.
An Ohio FOrgcr Liberated.
Yesterday afternoon, Justice Cross, in the
Court Of queens Bench, ordered On writ o..
haheas corpus, the liberation OF Zinck alias
Brooks, the Columbus {Ohlo) forger, on the
grCu1 Of the insuffciency OF the evidence u
warraLt eXtradition to the United States, and
detects In the warrant of commitment.
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~ TREASURER AND ASSESSORS OF

WASHINGTON. October Is, 1880
Notice is hereby given that on OCTOBER 81,
1851, VIII txpire all licenses given by the District
OF Co,umba to all Apothecartes, Auctioneers Banks
and Bankers, Bill Posters, Brewers, Brokers, Book
Agents, Claim Agents. Contractors, Cattle Brokers,
Commission Merchants, Dealers in Distilled and
fermented Liquors, Wines snd Cordias, Distiiers,
insurance Agents, fee Dealers. Manufacturers of
Illuminating Gas, Life and Fire Insurance Com
rani1ns. Pstent Agents. Paynbrokers, Photograph
sIs, Proprietors Of Bar Rooms, Sample Rooms,
Tipping Houses, Billiard Basatelle and Jenny
Lind Tsbl Bowling Alleys, Hotels, Livery Stables
Intelligence Offices, Junk Shops Desers in Sec
ond-hani ClOthine, Dealers in Old Barrels. Rastau-
rants and Eating Houses, 1heaters. Rectifiers, &C.
Al parties engaged i'll said business, trades or
professions, must promptly renew said licenses, in
accordance with the provision of the laws OF the
District OF Colnnbia, viz: That every person liable
for license tax. who may fail to pay the same
bfTe engaging an tie business, shall, IN addition
TO he license tax imposed, pay fine penalty of
not less than five, nor mrTe than fifty dollars for
each offence" ROBERT p. DODGE,
Octi6 Treasurer and Assessor D. G.
~ EDGAR's COUGH SPECIFIC. for coughs.
troubles. Price 25 AID so cents per bottle. For
and East Capitol etreets. oct9-3m
rGo NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Betteada. Bedford. Blue Lick, Congress. Deep
Rock, Buffalo, Litha, Rochridge Alum Geyser,
Hathorn, Gettysburg, Friedrickshall HunyaU
JanCs, Appollinaris, Pullna, White Sulphur.
At MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
febl9 14.9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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NEWSPAPER TALK.

The New York Papers Upon the Car
rent TOpiC-ISepubsican Canvass
of New IOrk-Tkeir Estimated Ma
JOritfes-Tke Prospect ia Connect.
Between the Democrats and the
Nationals.
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WALTER d. wYvILL,

SECONDHAND CLOTHING BOUGHT
- and the highest cash prices paid. Also, watches
yewelry. Guns, Pistols, etc. CAN or address HER
ZQG. 308 9Th It,, near Pa. ave. sep24j
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w H. WHEATLEY,
STEAM DYEING,
WET AND DRY SOOURING
40 Jefferson street,
GEORGETOWN, ID. o.
With every facility. the best talent. and fun
stoch Of
FORFJGN AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFs AND
CHEMICALS, am prepared for the fall trade.
work called for and delivered In the city; by
mail express from other pisces.
Orders by mail promptly attsndea aus33
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign Henry Morrill,, for
examination for promotion; Pay Inspector Ru-
rus Parks, to the Pensacola and as fleet pay
master Of the Pacific station, relieving Pay IN
spector Casper Schenck who Is ordered home
to settle accounts: Passed Assistant Engineer
j. +. Kelly, to the New York navy yard; Master
+. ii. Crosby, from the Franklin, aud ordered
to the Despatch; Paymaster A. d. Bache. from
the Michigan, November 1St, and ordered 10
settle
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. !
office Of the Secretary :
Washington, ID, c., Oct, 20. 1880,

Jo1i,es Smith, Esq, Otsego, michigan:
SIR: l am in receipt OF your letter OF the 10th
inst. asking why the Treasury does not use It's
accommodating silver and gold to liquidate L. S.
tOIGS matured, or which may be paid at the
option OF the government. In reply. 1 have to
inform you that under the resumption act,
there was accumulated a fund for the redemo-
on OF outstanding legal.tender notes OF about
$4,000 600, being about 40 per cent OF the
amount Of the notes outstanding redeemabie
on demand from that fund, and as small
sum as IL was deemed prudent TO hold
for that purpose. In addition to this ii Is
Of course necessary to have a small bal
ance from which to pay the ordinary
current expenses OF the government thus max
Ing the total available cash IN the Treasury
about Sl55 coo 600, though OF course this amount
varies as the receipts and expenditures Of the
government temporarily increase or diminish.
Beyond that amount, however. there has been
no permanent accumulation OF moneys In the
Treasury In fact. the available balance TO-DAY
is little less than that Of year ago. All the
excess of receipts over expenditures during the
last year has been applied to the reduction o:
Tie interest bearing oeOt, OF which there ha3
been purchased with the surplus revenues In
the open market Sl03, III 100, on which there
Will be saving in each year hereafter OF
s. ST. 056. so Of interest. This method OF pur-
chasing bonds in the open market was m lde
necessary as there have been no bonds payable
at the option OF the government since the coin
pletion OF the refunding operations, more than
a. year ago. Very respectfully,
J. K UPTON Assistant Secretary
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THE NEW DANISH MINISTER to the United
States, Carl Steen- Anderson Bile, is a Journal
tst. and edited for some years the leading liberal
newspaper of Denmark. He left his newspaper
to go into parliament in 1872, and his appoint
side the strict rule OF diplomatic promotion
Which prevails in that kingdom. is quite a com
pfmeht He is familiar with the question OF
cattle expectation to England, which is Of i'm
merE.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR for this week Is now ready
1t contains eight pages OF reading matter, GOV
ertng every variety OF subject, stories, sketches,
marriages. and deaths, all the local and late
telegraph news. Sent postpaid for three months,
for fifty cents. Single copies in wrappers five
cents,
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kilograms to The Star.
LATEST POLITICAL NEWS.
Proposed Fusion in Indiana.
Situation in New York.
GEN. GRANTS EASTERN TOUR.
SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.
DULCIGNO NEGOTIATIONS.
OIMl 1H0 DAHro nah
LATEST POLITICAL NEWS.
Situation in New York.
GEN. GRANTS EASTERN TOUR.
SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.
DULCIGNO NEGOTIATIONS.
PIMLICO RACES TO-DAY.

NEW YORK THIS AFTERNOON.
The Political ISituatiOn-DcmOcr
TribnlatiOns Over the MaYOralty-
Republican TribuIatiOns About
the CAbinet-What Garfield will
and Will Not tDO-DcmOcratic ERusi.
ness Mems Mass MeetinE-The Re
publican City Nominations. and
What the Germans Want.