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The MarketA.

BALT1MoRE, sert 9;-virs1nis skies, old. II
taskedb; do. deferred. N; do csnsols. CO., do.
secoId series, 20 do. past dua coupons, 90x: do.
new ten fortes 4lS4 do. ten forty coupons 80 bid
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-Ootton dull-middlng.
llh, Fiour frmer but unchansei Whest, south
futures easy-southers red. pSal. 0S do. amber,
lQisl. IL ko. Maryland. nominal; No. westera
winter red, spot and September lO4ASa l.0iZ
October, l. G6al ;o6A; November. l.0Sal.08a; De-
cember, Cs1sai.09k. Corn. southern nominal in
absence of 7. .c.ipts; western higher aud strong
southern white. "a, do. yellow. So; western mixed
ste teady-southern. 44a4Ih; western white, 4la42
do. mixed, 3gs40 Rye firm but UNCHANGED. Hay
unchanged. Provisions frm but not quotsbly
Packed lis3a Ers qGet is fSs Petroeu@ Mestsrn sn,
changed. Coffee Quiet-Rio careose, ordinary To
fair, Bale. Sugar frn-A soft, fO9G Whisky
hrm, LIS Freights Qulet and UNCHANGED. Re-
corn II, 09o bushels; OATS 9OJ hHshels; rye 4sO
bushels. Slipments-wheat. Is COO bushels; corn
none Sales-wheat 34S. 800 bushels; corn. lis. O90
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-stccks steady Money,
2a3. Exchange-ions. tSO8; short. sS34 Govern
NEW YORK. Sept Flour quiet. Wheat active.
LONDON, sept. 9. 1880 p. m.-Aaantic and
Great Western hrst mortgage trustees cert catas.
Central, ll924. Pennsy !yania Central, 62k. Read
ins, l51s. NeS lork Central. 1917.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current N New
son @ & Co. IT 4. I per per- cents, li05sali0S: T. s.
Us per cents, ll0.ali0t; New Jersey Oentra. 794 I;
Ohio and Mississippi. S5as Erie com, 401s Michi-
Lake shore I0gss Northwest, lo4E; do. preferrei.
I2aA; Iron Mountain. 67s; kock Island, ll9;
St Pau. "a s'h do; preferred - Wabash 81 81
@. c. and I. O., 106 Pacific Mail. 49S.
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WALL Srrect To-d,y

NEW YORK. Sept s.--The Posts financial arti-
Gle says:-The STOCK Exchange markets are
tairly active to-day. L. 5. per cents have been
bought up TO 1l01, the highest price ever paid
Tor item. Railroad investments are also nota-
bly, strong. The speculation I'm Stocks while
Irregular. has fn the main been strong prices
having advanced Z a224 per cent, the latter Pa
cihc Mail; Reading has advanced - Manhattan
and Western Union Telegraph "a each. Della
ware and Hudson per cent, Northwest a NIL
Waukee and ST. Paul =. and Erie ana Iron
Mountain Il. The rise In Reading stock is due
TO the covering OF the large short Interest In the
STOCK, the same having apparently been fright
ened by reports of forthcoming estimates OF the
value OF the property. In the early dealings
Western Union Telegraph ana Manhattan were
weak. Speculative railroad bonds are higher
Erie second consols being the features Money
on call Is 2a3 per cent Time loans are to per
cent and prime mercantile paper 4Ea58 per
cent The demand on New York for currency
continues large. on the other hand the loan
able resources of the market were increased
yesterday about S4, 250, 600 by the arrivals of
foreign gold and the Treasury purchase or bonds
Tor the sinking fund. The market for foreign
exchange is Gull and heavy, short date being
less than long date.
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TEE FOREST FIRES IN CANADA.
CEe Hundred Families Destitute
narrow Escapes-Great Destruc-
If0fs Df PrGrerIr.

UPTON. QUEBEC. Sept. S-There has been no
luther destruction OF buildings hy the brush
fires In this vicinity to-day, but there has been
great deal OF lumber, henilock bark and grain
bCIned, and there are grave fears entertained
Ior to-night'S safety as the wind Is beginning TO
rise. There ale about loo families destitute and
homeless in the ranges or st. Helena, St. Theo-
dore ST. Germafn, St Charlotte and St Val
lerieD. The estimated loss up TO the present Is
100000. The fires are still raging and tue Id
habitants are bravely trying TO subtue them,
but with little success. young man named
TesSer While eudeayOrtng to save family
named Christie, who had been hemmed In BY
the fire, was terribly burned about the face and
shoulders. His recovery is doubtful. Charles
apc Lorenzo Warner, OF this place, who went
With two other men on the morning of the 9th
TO their property IL st. German TO endeavor TO
save some hemiOck bark, While engaged piIing
1t On small patch or cleared ground were COM
pletely hemmed In by the fire. and after their
provisions and the proyender they had brought
Tor their horses had been burned. they were
obliged to remain there Till this morning. when
they managed with much difficulty and at great
personal risk to escape. In St Theodore parish
the passage OF the lire was SO rapid that Ia Que
case where a corpse LAID ia the house ready for
burial, they were obliged TO bury the body close
TO the house TO prevent Its being burned and
fed for their lives leaving every thing TO the
fire. The latest reports from ST. Helena state
that the fire is Still raging In that vicinity, and
several houses have been destroyed.
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District Finances.

PURCHASE OF BONDs-THE CREDIT OF THE Dis
TRICT EXCELLENT.
Treasurer Gilfillan under the appropriation OF
the last session OF Congress for the sinking fund
Of the District OF Columbia has just bought In
s52,400 OF outstanding bonds OF the District.
The bonds purchased were divided as follows:
Six per cent permanent improvement bonds.
s44 $50; twenty year 1unding bonds, $3.50 and
five per cent twenty year funding bond ISSUED
last year, $1,000. The prices paid for these
bonds were what might be called high, consider
X 6 that two years ago they could be bought be
low par;showinE thai the credit OF the District is
as good as that of any corporation In the coun-
try. Congress at Its last session made an ap-
propTiaiion OF S1155, ,5S3 55 for the sinking fund
ard for interest On the District debt previous
pl rchase OF s125,0O0 365 bonds for the sinking
IuLd makes with The purchases Just made
81 400 Of District securities Retired SO far the
iS:al year by direct purchase from the market;
which makes Of course reduction In the debt
CT that az cunt Iha annual saving in interest
10 the District made by the purchase of bond:
So far tbs fiscal year and the calling IN Of the
CITY OF Washington five per cent stock fn July
last amounts to s., ,452 &C.
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Looking Towards Maine.

The apprc aching political event Of Interest
is the election to be held in Maine on Monday
next The democrats have given up all hope
of the success Of the fusion ticket made up OF
democrats and greenbackers, and now rely
solely upon keeping the republican majority
down to an insignificant figure In the presi
dental election Of 1876 Hayes received &c SOC
votes. Tilden 49, ,S23 votes, and Peter Cooper tue
greenbacker, 663 votes. Since, however, the
greenback agitation In the state has consider
ably reduced the republican majority, and II
the republicans carry Maine by 10000 majority
on next Monday 1t Will be great victory. This,
however, is not expected. The claim made is
that the republicans will carry the state by a
majority approximating 5000. Gen. Butler,
however, has written to friend In this city. 10
which he estimates the republican majority
betw cen one and two thousand.
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THE GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK
Loss One and a Half Million.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The loss by fire al the
Manhattan market is Sl.500, 600. The market,
freight cars OF the Hudson River railroad were
burned. During the fire, Inspector Dilke5 and
Capt: Washburne, Of the Goth precinct, In com
mand OF the reserves, had narrow escape from
being killed by the wall OF the market falling.
Michael LOTUS, homeless man, was badly
burned. The eastern half OF Manhattan market
ts In ruins, and completely gutted, except Ior
western half. Nothing save fragments. shat
tered walls and piles OF iron rafters remain
The officers of the market company say the
eastern half will be repaired and ready lor oc-
say, was undoubtedly OF tncendiary origin.
The stands In the market were owned py some
sixty persons or firms, whose losses range from
the market building is ZOO, insured In va
rious COMPANIES to the amount OF 100000.
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VkCEOEEA,S BAND AGAIN.
More Expectations and q Fight
with Gen. Buell.,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 9.--A special dispatch
from Melissa. New Mexico, to the Galveston
Macs, in reporting the recent attack on a mail
stage by Indians, states that Victoria's band Is
causing great trouble on the Rio Grande. On
the afternoon or the 9th his scouts Jumped
the coach 13 miles east OF Fort Cummings
where Gen. BuelPs force OF Geo men is sta,
toned, and Killed A. Il. Mudden. Isaac Roberts
ana Alex. Lebeau. The L. S. mails were scat
tereo. Ihe savages then attacked a company
OF cavalry, killing one soldier and woundinc
several Gen. Buell. pushed forward his entlre
command and engaged the Indians about four
oCiock. Gen dudley was coming up with the
infantry when the carrier left. SaVareS from
the Mascalero Apache reservation OH the 4th or
August entered the Tullerosa cauon. killed a
miner named Jas. Gordon and drove Off consid
eraole STOCK. On the 5th they were attacked
near Tu teresa and six of them were killed
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SPORTING NIATTERS.
The Test Baee of Men Against

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-In the test race between
men and horses, at midnight the score for 81
Betsey Baker, s09; Rose OF Texas 300; Dennis
entry, SEQ; Speculation, 273 Men-Byrne, 3l5
krohne, s92; Colston, 2I7; schoep, 26a; Tint,
23S; Connolly, 21S: Cole, 1870; Jackson. 13S.
and is trotting steadily. Vint has quit ani re
turned to New York. At noon to-day the score
for 96 hours stood: Men-Byrne 354, kronne s3I.
Colston 81. Schoch 301, Connolly 225, Cole 2oS.
jackson 150. Horses-Bathman'S entry S4S.
Betsey Baker 344 Dunn's entry 33l. Rose OF
Texas $50, Speculation 275 tout.)
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Fire i'm Ney brunswick.

ST. JOHN. n. b, Sept. o.-MlIeTS S HeInlOcK
bark factory at Derby, North county. was de.
stroyed by fire last night The loss Is estimated
at $4,000. partially insured. Three hundred
barrels of extract, valued at between s, ,O30 and
8, 4,0OO stored In the factory, could not be saved
as the fire spread so rapid ly that the office con-
factory large warehouse, bark storet In the
yard, and the steamer Grip, lying at the wharf.
were all on fire at one time, and were only saved
from total obstruction by hard fighting.
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sunnressing the News.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-A letter from Havana
under date OF the 4th inst says that q telegram
cent hence on the morning OF Sept3. announcing
the washing ashore on the Florida coast Of mails,
Vera Cruz was only delivered on Saturday af-
ternoon. The reason given by the government
oficials for its detention, was that the alarm
wouia pe goo greaI nn1 caas dG Mouio De pre-.
the Friday evening or Saturday morning pa
pers were allowed to mention the accident
One paper La C0rrespOndeaactd, published few
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Trickctt ana U,,.o.,,
Layccck have gone 20 Newcastle
The Rom bare. meut of npIrs.an
Accident 20 an Acfre>S.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-I.ast night when Mile
Athena was about TO take her flight through
tne alr Ia the play OF the "Grim GoblIu" a. Wal
lack ~ eater the wire upon which she was
Suing gave way, and she was precpltatad TO
Inc stage. Her injuries were slight. She alter
ward appeared before the audience
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~ AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD CASE, which affected
many many thousands Of acres Of land In western
AZ, ao"a was decided In the circuit court at Coun.
eu ~, BiuHs, Iowa, yesterday. The case was en-.
paea po,so The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Ha,o HariIcao company VS.. T. b. Otis and Mills
County." The defendants together with thirty
VI iolty Others, repudated the title Of the rail-
fSaa company to land along its line sold by it to
lnem from the year 1870 to 1S76, and about three
Years ago all stopped payments to the company
10 test the question OF title the railroad com
pany brought suits, thirty 10 number, and yes
tsl0ay afternoon Judge LOof0oro directed the
Iuly 10 md for the company, there being no
p8nyS title was valid.
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DENVER, Col, sept 9-Adyices from Los
lrGaS, n. NJ, state that early last night a buck
board or the Peers mail line was stopped hy
men near Anton Chico and the mail bat-S riflei
Th6re was nothing very valuable In thn malls
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Canadian Bank Scandal

MONTREAL, QUE-, Sept. 9-Aldermau Thomas
wilson has filed an answer TO an action Tor
ioo,0eo brought against him 10y the Vile Marie
bank directors for making statements calcu-
lated 10 destroy the credit OF the bank The
defendant was formerly a director OF the insti-
luton, and threatens 10 make some startling
revelations OIL the trial.
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Election Returns.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN VERNON

hEfl BllNAN GA1NS IN NthMbNI.
Returns OF the Vermont state election and the
gubernatorial vote have been received from 229
towns, leaving q to be heard from. The con-
CreSSional voter has been received from POP
towns, leaving SO towns TO be heard from. The
gpDernatorial vote stands as folloWS:-Farn-
ham, rep, 4. .s23; Phelps, dem, q, liz; Heath,
greenoack, 1880; Farnhans majority over ALL
26,5.6 The same towns in lS16 gave Fairbanks,
rep. a, ,065; bingham, dem, 21,320; scattering.
73; Fairbanks majority, 23.672 This shows
republican gain CT 2.90i and a democratic gain
OF 391 in 22O towns. The towns TO be heard
from gave Fairbanks, rep, in 1876. Cos; Bing-
ham, dem, Cos: but II the republican gain In
the remaining Fl towns is proporttonate TO
the gain in those heard from. Farnham's
entire vote OF the state. In 1876 the republi-
can majority was %, ,.25. In the first congress
SIGNAL district "a towns give Joyce, rep, 13 $50;
Randall, den., Sass; Martin, greenback, 635.
Joyces majority is 1907. In tne "a congress
sional district In 12towns Tyler, rep, has a. 1885,
Campbell, dem, $3.50; Mead, fusionisf, 81;
scattering, Z. Tyler's majority is S, AS. Ia the
CurTier, dem., 5021, Tarblee. greenback, lis;
scattering 4l6 Grants majority is 1861. There
are fn the three districts 29 towns 10 De heard
nom. The complexion OF the next legislature
will be more strongly republican than for q
long time before, beng composed OF 1872 repub-
licans, Is democrats and greenbackes.
TIE ARKANSAS ELECTION.
Returns fIom all the towns hips In Pulaski
county, Ark, save one, show majority for the
democratic state ticket or ESQ. The democrats
elect In the county one representative the Cir
cult clerk, treasurer, assessor, surveyor and
coroner. The republicans elect three repre-
Sentatives, the sheriff, county judge and county
clerk. The majority against the INSTITUTIONAL
amendment In Pulaski is :, 900. The greenback-
{ Is carried Nevada county
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A SHERIFF. Shot by Hor.e Thicxcs.

,GALNbsToE, TkNAS, Sept. "a special 10 the
Se,rS. from san Antonio. SAYS that Denui y
Shelii Geo. Gleason was shot four times and
it Is thought fatally wounded In a flghf ocra-
stoned by an attempt 20 arrest gang OF horse
thieves.
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NEW YORK. sept Gen. NcClpllau was to-
day elected president OF the New York Tnier-
ground Railway company. The executive COM
mittee was cornposed OF Gen. Mcclellan Andrew
Gllscy, Hugh j. JeTett, Mr.. Sswall and f. a
Quintard.
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THR MASSACHUSETTS PROHIBITION CONVENTION
met at Worcester yesterday. Rev. A. A. Miner
presided. In lis speech Mr. Miner condemned
the records and policy OF both political parties,
and declared Ia favor OF independent third party
A resolution declaring that no prohibitionist
could support James A. Garfeld for President
was referred without debate. A strong pro-
OF New Bedford, was nominated for governor,
full state ticket, and Rev. A. A. Miner and DR..
John Blackmore were chosen presidential elec-
tors at large.
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ST. JOHN, n. r, Sept 9.-Tbe French war
steamer Clofinda, arrived here on the 26th OF
August from northward. The steamer Fiovian.
rocks, Notwithstanding the efforts OF 81. n s.
Druid and other means employed to get her OF.
Capt Chisholm, agent for Lloyds, has gone to
the ESD OF August, the steamship Plainmella,
from Montreal, for London, ran down fishing
boat on Cape Ballard, carrying away her main-
mast, and njuripg her hull
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Population of the District.
THE OFFICIAL FIGURES.

The official figures as complied az the census
Office OF the population of the District are as
follows: Total, 1.I,63S, of whom s.. 594 are
males and "a .044 females; lis, 236 are whites aud
5?402 colored; 160,52l are native and H. Ill for
eisn EOln.
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Congressional Nomiuet;onS.

ALTOONA, PA. Sept. 9.-Gen. J. NJ Camobell
was to-day nominated for Congress by the re-
publicans OF the 18th district.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 9.-The republican con-
ventfon or this, the Sd congressional district,
have nominated c. i. Ramsdeil Tor Congress
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B0zAR1O NELL, the Italian bandit, arrested in
San Francisco charged with the murder OF two
English tourists In Italy, was shipped for Europe
steamer Canada. Attempts OF Italian friends ia
New York to get him Tree under habeaS corpus
were futile,
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ifcREfGN AFFAIRS.

Dspcso"l.rusus (Otttslons
,lct( MO. Stft. s.--The T,i.f.-gfJs' $ TsSPrnool
dlsratch says the steamer Toronto was Tery
Mite c3naSed by the collision With tho Rrntns
aLd boloGy was Injured aboard.
English Gold for New yorl-
LONDON, Sept. a.-It Is Understood tha,
ElUouu0 in guld WAS purchased in the onrn
market yesterday for shipment 10 New York.
The German Hanks.
Berlin dispatch TO the TiHeS saws thar a
| Smi-oflcial statement reasserts that ia no case
| las the Imperial Bank OF Germany In Rarlin
refused 10 pay gold for IT'S notes or cheques. It
WILL moreover. adhere 10 the same rule in tha
future. ON the other hand certain demauds on
1 the provincial branches or the bank for gold
have had 20 he referred 20 the bank IN Berlin
The same course is followed by the other large
| German banks.
The Rank of England.
LONDON. Sept. 3. 80 p.m.--1he statement OF
the Bark CT England shows an Increase OF
specie for the week OF c5S. 600. The proportion
OF re- el 'e TO liabilities OF the Bank OF England,
which last week was ~ 1916. is now 50 ll-l6.
unsurrecti0u.
! LONDON, Sept, "A dispatch tr0m ErZeroum
! 10 the fBu''dt CORES l'BHd fic5 OF Vienna saws
mat the disturbances throughout Armenia are
Threatening 10 assume the proportions OF an
/ hsur1 ection.
TriCRctt and Iaycock
| LcSnoN, Sept. 9.-The oarSmen Trickett and
! Layccck have gone 60 Newcastle
The R0tabart: aneut of RuIciyao.
| LONDON, Sept. "a Paris dispatch 10 the
Dddp fetgrGih says: The French nortion OF
the naval demonstration will Withdraw inna-
dl3tely shot is fired. The other powers have
agleed mat they viii not land their tronps The
hostlltleS, In the event OF certain copttn-
gencles VIII be confined TO the bombardment OF
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Olive Logan declares that Adelaide Nelson
was to have been married TO Admiral GIyn
The actress said so herself. and explained tnaf
the celay was because she desired TO wait unfil
che admirals daughter was welded. The Prince
or Wales had reminded Glyn that Nelson
could never be presented at court.
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NFaII Robbery i'm Ne,y 7Iexi

SAN FRANtIsC0. sept. 9.-Thc returns or the
CHARTER election complete stand as follows: For
adoption LAS, against 10. 2JI.
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THE TRAINING SHIP PORTSMOUTH arrived at
Gardeners Bay on the Ith from Newport. She
will remain there about week.
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I0RD'S OPERA HOUSE. I'd Week,
A Success Begun which has Won the RECOGNITION
of the Press snd Public Admiration
and Support.
Standard Rates of Admission, so and 2S Cts.
IVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
MRS. G.. C.. HOWARD,
The ONLY GREAT AND ORIGINAL TOPS7.
IL Mrs Harriet Beecher stoves
UNCLE TOMS CABIN!
NTH One Hundred Jubilee Singers and Splendid
Dramatic Company.
1t was estimated yesterday thst in addition to
many hab.tUal play zoe - over one thousand
t,NOl consistent church witnessed the pro-
ducuOn of the great moral drama of - Uucie Toms
CABIN" at the Matinee. assisting the PERFORM
ance by Joining in the jubilee music -DLttiBl0re
Press Of last ThitT&tlIY.
kEXH WEEk-BsrlOT, Wilson, Primrose and
Vests MAMMOTH MfNSTRELS. serS
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SlLvER.-The Treasury department this after
noon purchased 800, 900 ounces OF silver bullion
for the san Francisco. New Orleans and Phila
delphia mintS. orders for Sl,I 600 in standard
flver dollars were received at the Treasury to-
day
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POSTMASTER GENERAL MAYNARD will leave
next Saturday or Monday for Tennessee to take
part In the campaign in Tennessee
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-ICternai rev. :.
enue, SAC, c9l.22; customs, S,4., ,4S95o.
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AMUSEME ENTS.

DISAPPOINTMENT - The FETE CHAN
[ pkli:f, at Laurel. Nd is postponed until
@ O-NORROW, the 10th instant, If clear. or the
ret c ear day Ihei eafter- IT.
NATIONAL THEATEH.
very Evening at O'CLOCK, and Sat lrday Mat
nee af2.
AT OrlT nauai cheap Matinee prices.
MEADE X MAGISLEY'S C0MBISATION
John Habherton's (AutrOr OF Hele7's Babies)
Beautiful Comedy Drama entitled
DEACON CRANKETC-
~ he pUrest picture Of domestic life ever given. y
The plot coHtsiBs not single Suggestion OF i'm
purity Deacon Grant the title role either
,rested for Mr. Bel jIull Mag inly, or he for it,
Past.
Deacon Cr1nsett. the new nav by John dabs Ser
.OD, was erfOr med iu acceptable style The stsse
vas well set and the cast very good as whole
star. -
In this play Mr.. HabbertOn has proved hfmsef q
rood dramatist, as the characters are we'll drawn,
he unitIes of the Plot are preserved ana the ell
makes We'll wrouxht up.-Rc IyHbIicdn.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL,
H. G. Jarrett's Grand Production from London OF
Cinderella sep9
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CoMMIssARY CHANGEs.-Major G. W. Candae
pa! master, Will report to the comm an1iny gem
eral department OF the Missouri for temporary
duty. By direction of the Secretary of War.
the following changes In the stations and dil,
ties OF officers or the subsistence department
are made: Captain w. A. Elderkin, coInrnissary
chasing and depot commissary at YanktSn.
Dakota Territory. and Will proceed to CheyennP'
Wyoming Territory, and relieve Captain W. Il.
Nash, comm1Ssary OF subsistence, as purchas
Hg aud depot commiSsOry at that station,
Captain Nash, On being relieved, will proceed
to Boston, Mass. and relieve Major Charles NC
cure, paymaster Gate captain and commiss ary
OF subsistence), in the duties OF PURCHASING
ara depot coInmissary in that city.
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Marine Disasters,

Neil Burgess Married.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept S.-Netl Burgess, the
actor, was married yesterday to Miss Stoddart.