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THE MISSOURI DELEG
How Ii will stand.

Especial Dispatch TO The Erening StdT.l
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov. SIN the first, secon /
third, fourth, fifth, eleventh, twelfth and thir.
teenth districts, Clardy. Allen, Frost, Davis
Bland, Clark, Hatch and Buckner, all demo
Gratis. are elected. In the eighth, Van Horn
republican, is elected. In the sixth. seyenth
and tenth, HaZelt1Le. Rice and Burrows repub-
lican greenbackers, are elected and In the
ninth, Ford, republican greenbacker is aepar-
entity elected, though the democrats claim that
there is doubt In favor OF Craig, democrat.
The vote Is very close, and Ford has now an
apparent majority of SO. In the sixth district
several OF the remote counties have not given
the majorities that were estimated for Hazel.
tine, republican greenbacker, but it Is not prob
able that he is beaten, though some democrats
are disposed to claim the election of WadGill.
democrat
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The Revised RfhIe.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The American Bible reyi-
sion committee, In view OF the completion OF
the revision or the English New Testament
and its early publication by the University
presses or oxford and Cambridge, have directe1
Philip Schaf. president, and q. +. Day. sec'y TO
give The following announcement 10 the press:
The American committee or the Bible revision
hereby announce 10 the American publc that
Only those ediuons or the new revision, in-
cluoing the marginal renderings, which are
published or approved by the university presses
OF England viii be recognized by US as the
authorized e(iiIlOnSr
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POLITICAL SENS SsrIsN IN uEN.
pHIS.
An Ineligible Lc.isIatov Elecfcd

hfsPHlS, 1hSS., Nov. s.-Saaae exciteme n
pefNG Ges political circles over the discovery
that kotert McheuEa. one OF the Ten reouhI
cans elected TO the legislature from this county
- HeHStoe, having been convicted OF tncsssf
,o1 @ nai slng bls wlte's granddaughter Nc.
kenha was pardoncd by Governor .Tohn a
Brown four !eaTs ago. but it is Claimed IA AZ
never applied 10 be restored TO the riyhts OF
cltlzensnip ana that he Is therefore dislualitisi
from kolding Office. liz is stated that the cerfI-
ficate viii be given to w. B. Mission. a dsm1-
cIat, who received the next highest vote This
charge may possibly determine the selection OF
United States Senator, as the complexion OF
the legislature is very close.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

JERSEY CITY, n. D., NOV. Sat SIX O'Clock
this morning an engine and part OF a coal train
On the Morris and Essex railroad jumped the
track at 10th and Grove streets, Jersey City.
The engineer, Peter Cavanaugh, a resident OF
Pert Morris, who tried to leap from the tender
OF bis engine, was instantly killed, and the FIRE
man, VIM. Hopping, was severely Injured. The
damage Will amount to about s., 900. The track
was cleared at IL o'clock, when travel was re-
Sumed.
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SUMMARY OF EVENTS ABROAD. Cardinal
JacoDlnt has gone te Munich to concert with
ton OF negotiations between Germany and the
vatican. England. at the instance OF Persia
mas requested the Porte to station guard on
me frontier In order to prevent incursions of
ish ministers, on Sa urday. lG was proposed to
tne sultan that he should order Dervish Pasha
10 surrender DulcignO at any cost. At large
meeting held in Paris Saturday resolution
was adopted demanding the suppression OF the
ouoget OF the ministry OF worship and the
separation OF church and state Sheik Abdul
troops but has been repulsed with great loss.
Inc kurds are now camped eight miles from
oramlar, and Abdullah has had thirty of the
aany 0i kufds invading Persia crucified for
meeting at Athlone yesterday, during which the
n6od standMwnlcn % had been tampered wiIh-fell and
e., etusneo several raj OF the spectators The social
TO the United States to settle.
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A DESPERATE AsSAULT-At 1890 o'clock to-
day Peter Highgrass. who drives a wagon for III.
A. Brown, provision dealer, on 7th etreet road,
while delivering goods at 1892 Connecticut ave
hue, was attacked by three colored men and
one white man, and cut with razor on the left
cheek, extending DOWN under the neck. He
was carried 10 a drug store, on l4th street,
where his wounds were dressed. They are
dangerous. one assailant was Tom Bowie, a
colored vagTant, and the second was large
black man, name unknown. and the third a
small YELLOW man.
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FAIRS. FESTIVALS, &c.

A FESTIVAL IN THE INTERESTS of CUR
N LIZ MiSsI IN will be held III the new Chapel
on EoundeTy street near 9TH, on the 9th 10th and
IJfh its =. iIlme.s lag II Ccl)ck p. m. on
TUESDAY ENEEING.
THE I.9dies Of ths " Niss:on vii he assisted by the
. adie= OF h7 New 3OTk Avenue Church an! cOQ-
gTegatiOn
splendid Su1per will he served and tha Falc7.
Ice Cr~an and ToVer Tables viii ba D. esi(i Il ove
by ladies who knoT just how - do this sort of
uiLg.
Choice Music. yoc. and instrumental, will aid
to iLe attn actions Of the occasion. nOyS-3.
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To PREVENT RIoTs.-The directors, officers
and a number OF stockholders or the Ohio Cen
trail Railroad recently passed over the road to
Corning, where the company own extensive
coal lands, and where IL viii be remembered Sc
r1ous riots occurred between white and colored
miners only short time since. The party de-
cided that the best way or preventing a recur-
renee OF the troubles would be TO provide
churches and school houses A meeting was
accordingly held on the special train which bore
the party, aud Ia few minutes Sl2 900 was
subscribed towards the building OF a church for
the white miners. two schools and church for
the cOlOred WOrkmpn.
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The Warren Court Of Inauirv.

NEW loRK, Nov. Sat the Warren coutt or
inquiry to-day, Brigadier General Henry e.
Bankhead was recalled, and testified that on
the DAY OF the battle OF Five Forks he was senI
by General Warren TO General sheridan for in-
suuctions, and was told by the latter that he
had already sent his orders. Mai. j. w. Wad,-
worth, OF Albany, controller OF state, was also
recalled. and stated that he saw Generals SheT1-
dan and Warren apparently Ia consultation on
the same day In Gillian field.
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Turner (Dem.) Elected in the Ninth
District.

Especial Dispatch to The Eceaiiag Starl
MT. VERNON, KY, Nov. S.-Turner (den.l has
run ahead Of Hancock in this (the 9th) con-
gressional district. and it looks now as If he is
elected by about 500 majority. Fifteen coun-
ties are heard from and give White (rep) a me-;
majority Of 120. Nine counties are yet to b.
majority Of S61. In four Of those counties
Knox, Bell, Breathitt and Morgau-it is known
that Turner leads his ticket, and the estimate
based upon partial returns. is that the nine
counties will give Turner about 1.2G0 majority.
thus electing him by about 500,
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BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-Virstnis skies, old Is;
ors ss:' ss do Que SSffRSs' COUPONS UPON 81
BaLIMoRF Ina I r,onS SOy ,s,S- soGsOn dun mid
suss dS ds dtsnyg e9g, s, city m
family. 60 Wheat, southern steady and active:
.E'1 So sHS
! n: No western winter red. sPo: and Noyem
Ssf fs5ruary Galn s5utSs4n Ssn
5 xtsasy o. western strong and hsher sontheEn
spot andlNoyember, 56x December. SOY Old. s6S
nRi,s sss os st SEe and steady
fsn9nsyiyanls and Maryland, ls6oaSeSo. Pro-
mestseloofe shoulders. none ofterns: Gear rS
iBses IGEs SSerPs de Pasesea s and 80
prime Choice western packed isa2s reer de fCI 30
daii- refined u. Coffee duh and aoSut m nomiaaim
ai9 SOFT % Wssg e fair ohs s fas as
es op fssys to hgapGs hoaFp ds
EoTn 27Seo bO5hss she sa5 rye o9o bushels Ship
sales wheat tO7.Si7 bushels; cora. 2os.o6i
o,sEg NEW YORK. Noy: s--stocks, weak. Money.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Flour frmer. Wheat
IoSDoS' Nov. sSSie's s. 1890 p :m-u. s. bonds.
new hyes. l94@s. Atlantic and Grett Western
frst mortgage trustees certiic ties, Oh; Atlantic
aid Great Western seconds, 30h. Erie. 46.
New York Cautra, l4lA. Illinois Central. l22H.
IoNboN, Nov. 6. 4 p. m.-U 8 bonds,
per cents, 1885, a. per cents. ll4Ss Erie, f54.
New York Central, l42h Atlantic and Gre it
Western second mortgage trustees Cart dcates.
10y. Elinsis Central. 1873 Reading. 27s
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOONS.
The following quotations were current in New
YORK to-day at p. N as reported by Lewis John
son Co u. S. per cents. l09ls; u 3. A.
per cents, III; d, OF G.. 3.65's, g9h sales;
New Jersey Central. 7sIs: Ohio AID Mississippi,
55ss Erie. 432s wichigsn Central. 1O5ls Hannibal
and st. Joseph, al Lake Shore ll5h: Northwest,
1I4H do. preferred, 1891: Iron Mountain, -;
Rock Island, l2.h; st. Paul, 1898; do preferred.
ferred. 76ls Kansas aud Texas. 37S: ". o.
Ieegragh, yox; O. O. andI. O.. lSA; Pacific
Mail, 461.
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1HE REV. EDWARD COwLEl, OF the Shepherds
Fo:d, In New York, who was sentenced 20 one
years imprisonment and to pay fine of S25}
for iil-trtatmfnt Of the children under h.
Charge, has become a orOken-dOwn man, His
rrlease would take place On the Goth of Dace n.
Ger, Out, II the hne is not paid, lie will have ia
serve further term OF 2JO d avs He has been
IL the hospital for some time, and Is now serytnt
as nurse. His lawyer has been endeavoriug
70 obtain remission OF the tine or a reversal Oi
tne Judgment, SO as to lessen the odium at
tached to bis name
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ELECTION INSPECTORS TO BE ARREsTED.-In
tne Essex Market Police Court, New York, Sat
urday. Judge kllbreth issued summonSes at the
instance or Col. j. Il. Tracy. the mayors chief
cltlk. Tor seventeen inspectors of election VINO
had been derelict IN their duties. II Is charged
mat they did not make their returns in The
time specified by law
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English Imports and Expsr,..

LONDON, Nov. S-fhe board or trade returns
for the month OF october show decrease OF
4,sSl eco pourds in the value OF Imports into
the United Kingdom as compared with the
same month last year, and an Increase OF
9SI.Cc0 pounds Ia The value OF exports as COM
pared with the same month last year.
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=, ANTHONY COMsToCK. agent for the Society far
I1e P1eventlon OF Crime, has caused the arrest
OF gun and rife merchant of Boston on the
cnaIge OF fraudulent use Of the mails. Mr. CSm.
STOCK alleges that the firm have sent clrcuiars
Droadcast through the mails representing rhas
they " oulo sell valuable rifles for yerv small
price, whereas In reality the arms delivered
half the sum asked. One partner of the flrU
was neld In bail for trial, and It was exnected
the Other would be arrested In q few davs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

The Hon. Dan. Dougherty appears to be the
only democrat In this section OF the state sum.
Gently recovered from Tuesday, defeat to crack
In Judge Hare's court on Wednesday, and it
happened that his client was q canal-boat CAP
tain: my client. gentlemen OF the 1urs " said
rather 2 profitable business about this time.S-
Lancaster He,c Era
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The seventh Georgia DIstrict-Clem-
entA Electels

Especial Dispatch TO The Evening Stdr.]
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. S.-On1cial returns from
the 7th congressional district show that Clem-
ents Irregular DENY Is elected over Felton, Qnde
pendent dem) by SIG majority. Felton'5 In
dorsement of simmons, the census supervisor,
Is said to have beaten him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

MAYOR kAILOCH. OF San Francisco, was ar
fesltd on saturday on an Indictment by the
grand jury charging him with lnfraction OF the
law 1n connection with the employment of labor
on the new city hall 10y days work instead of
by contract. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

IHE AGNES ReBERTSCN CONBINAroN which
Started cut eight weeks ago. alter PLAYING TO
poor bouses at Chicago last week at the Grand
opera House, has finally diSoanda1
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COLoRED DEMOCRAT kuLsD-ReuOen Odd
son, a respectable cOlo7ed man. 40 years old,
was killed in Greenville, S. c.. Saturday nigat.
He was well-known demo( rat and his murder
Is supposed to be On account OF his politics, as
threats have been made against him.
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LIBKL SulT.-Charles Clinton, OF the New
Burke and j. ID. Houston, proprietors OF the
New Orleans Democrat, for $40 900 damages ror
alleged libelous article published in The Demo
c1'Gt on October 21
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Inc Phlladelphfa Chronicle Herald lamenta
because Hancock got more hurrahs than vofas
It Is said that the Prince of Wales recantlv
bridge, England. .' - S'1A1-
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WOMAN'S DEATH SENTENCE - Frank Lam.
mems and Margaret Meierhoff, who were con-
victed Of the murder OF John Meierhoffer In
fenced by Judge Depue, at Newark, SATURDAY,
10 be hanged on January 6, 1851. Tine prisoners
heard the sentence unmoyed.
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DIPHTHERIA.-One hundred and twelve cases
OF dlphlheria were reported to the BROOKLYN
board Of health last week. of which forty eight
were fatal. During october 400 cases were re-
pOrte0, the deaths numbering i6S The health
o1hceTs haVetaken every precautton to abate
the disease and prevent Its spread
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

TORNADO struck the southwesternmost Dor
tlon or Utica, N. y, al midnight Sunday, doing
great damage heavy gale swept over Cley.,,
land and other western points yesterday doing
much destruction TO property
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Railroad Kings ON a Tour.

PHMADKLPHIA, Nov. S-A party or sixteen
gentlemen, including Col. Thomas A. Scott, In
tere6ted In the Texas and Pacific Railroad, left
this city at O'Clock this morning uprn tour of
inspection OF that road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

AN IMPRISONED MILITIA MAN.-DilOn Irwin Is
confined In Ludlow street jail, New York. for
non payment OF militia fines as a member Of
the list regiment. His wife complains OF being
Ia a destitute condition In consequence OF her
regiment assert that Irwin has incurred peQ-
atty OF $40 fine for not paradiOg when notified.
He had also sent an abusive letter to Col Vo5n,
when one promising to attend paradas in future
would have relieved him from the fine
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KILLED BY A BURGLAR.-John p Gordon.
ABOUT thirty.three years OF age, was fatally shot
at his boarding house at Quincy, Mass, S atur-
DAY morning. by burglar who had entered the
mouse and with whom he was struggling The
burglar escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

SHOT HIS WIFE AND HIMsELF.-In Philadel.
phia yesterday, john VolZ, aged IS, a morocco
mouth, knocking out three OF her teeth and
tnen Went hone and shot himself int1ictng q
dangerous wound In the head. The parties had
been separated, and the wife recently had Volz
arrested. Her wounds are not serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC Executive Con-
NITTEE Is TO meet In New York this week. a;Iii
to-day several OF its members will meet other
prominent democrats at headquarters for c0n
SllltatiOn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

" NORK AMERICANS MIGHT DO.-For about a
nile along the banks OF the Tyne the shio-
steamers intended for the transatlantic trad.
Most OF the new vessels are of mammoth pr =
portions. and among them is one for the Allan
line OF $500 IONS burthen, which is very near
comDlettOn.
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The Republican Majority i'm Oregon
The following was received to-day from Sena-
tor Mitchell, Of oregon:
PORTLAND, OREGON, Nov. ITO W. W. Upton.
Second ContrOileT:-ReturnS not all in, 4but Ger
tain for republican ticket by not less than 500
majority. JOHN 81. MITCHELL
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THE PRESIDENT APPOINTED to day John II.
HollaDder, OF New York 10 be marshal CT the
L. S. consular court at FoO-ChOW, ChiQa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

THE RAILROAD WAR.-AS soon as the Chic ago
and Alton railroad company was informed that
the Wabash had cut rates from Chicago to st.
Louis and Kansas City to 81 and 50 respective
ly, they cut their rates to the same II .ures
The wabash then, in pursuance of It's promise
TO make rates 81 less than by any other rad.
sold tickets at s. and S.. This cut the Chic lgO
aid Alton also met, and there the war closed
for Saturday night to be resumed to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

PETRIFIED SQUAw.-The Carson (NevadO
Appeal gives an account OF the finding Of the
petrified body of woman few days since on
The banks OF Cascade lake. The petrifaction
was taken 10 carson. and after being examined
Dy an agent OF the California Academy OF Sci
ences, SlG0 was offered for 1t. The petrifaction
Is In good state of preservation, and is eyi-
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AFFAIRS IN THE DOMINION.

QUEBEc, Nov. s.-Lord Campbell and Lady
Campbell, the former brother OF Lord Lorne,
have arrived at the 81 Louis hotel. fierce
storm OF wind and sleet ragged here all last
night. The legislature is called by the ON ,ial
Gazette 10 meet on Dec. 29th.
Floods nm New Brunswick.
ST. JOHN, y. L., Nov. S.-The recent heavy
rains Hooded all the streams, and most OF the
legs Kept back Will now reach the markets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

WEARE MANUFACTURING SLATE
A MANTEIS, and have 3 large stock cf MAN
SALS oI new and attractive designs. and by exam
msnon toe superiority Of our work 10 apparent.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
suse No. 3l7 eth street N. ".
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THE KITCHENER RaNGE

We hsye endeAvored 70 make a first- sss Art,
Gle only, and have spared no expense In the manu-.
fscture Of our KITCHENER RANGES 10 secTire !
cooking fixture that Is al that eau be desired Una
we have succeeded, the number that We have sod
and the satisfaction they have given is the best proof
Hundreds Of references in this city and Baltimore
We are agents for the BALTIMORE, Q portaol,
range of largest convenience and FIRST clsss cUn
sruction. uneQualled In this market,
HAYWARD q HUTCHINSON,
aus9 No. 3I7 9th street N. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

MRS. HOWE the president of the Women's
Bank, Boston, which is in default to its deposI.
tors nearly half million dollars, upon being
aIraigned in court tried the insanity dodge An
exchange wants to know '.if she Sco0ped in
S5O0,O0O While insane what wouldn't she have
done in her right mind?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Inter1al rev.
enue, sI2f S46.4O; customs, s539, ,553..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

JOHN KELLY ACCEPTS THE RESULr.-.n an
swer to an inquiry from Major Wed ierourp
Mr.. John Kelly telegraphs that there Is Lo
foundation for the report that he hal taie,
graphed 10 his friends not To pay election Sc 8
until further advice3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

CoNGREssMEN JOHN B. CLARK, of Missouri. Is
In the city. lie Is to be married here on Wed
nesday next MI. Clark says that the four
gIeenbackers elected to Congress from Missouri
ton OF the House. He Says too. that he fea r.
Phillips DENY is defeated in the tn district.
In such event Missouri will send to Congress
I'VE representatives who Will not act with the
democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

NEW SITLnING ASSOCIATION.-THE
~ SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS
SOCIATION VIII hold its meeting for subscrip-
tons to stock and payment of dues 81 Der share
in the sixth series, on WEDNESDAY,, November
10, $780, Hall No GI5 ith ST., opposite Patent or
fee. at O'Clock The secretary will be at tia
Getting early 10 accommodate Subscribers. Per-
soGs desiring to connect themselves with pros GER
O1s Building Association, either Investors or
with view 10 obtaining money, invited 70 a.
tend the meeting, where certificates of stock and
constitutions may be procured.
JAMES =. EDWARDS, President.
JOHN COOK. Vice President.
JNO- A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer.
ocH7-30. rows. 6,S $50
~ Ep6AR'S COUGH SPECIFIC, fog coughs,
eS colds, wHOoPING COUGH and au lung
trnukses- Price IS and so cents per bottle. For
sale by al druggists. Wholesale depot SrOTr &
CROMNEtL, $50 Pennsylyania ave. oct9-3n
" NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Bethesda, Bedford. Blue Lick. Congress Deep
Rock, Buffalo, Litha, Rockridre Alum. Geyser,
HSthOrn. Gettysburg, Friedricks'Iall, Hunyadi
James, ArpollEaris, Plllna, White sulphur.
At M1LBURN'S PHARMACY,
ftb19 14I9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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SPORTING GOODS.
lust OUT!I
500 GUN REDUCED TO $751;!

JUST OUT"
500 GUN REDUCED TO $751;!
The biggest bargain seen tn this country IL.
the IcGp ofG Double Bdrrei BTeech loading Shot Cha,
Has extra fine Damascus Steel Barrels, with
patent bolted / GXtenson Rib Top Snap Action AID
Rebounding bar Locks Pistol Grip and Patent
Snap Forend Double Bolts and Solid Firing Pins {.
The whole gun Is richly ensrayed and eiexan: IN
desian and finish Trial gircH and tcdrrdlted 10
shoot tceH and give perfect satisfaction or moaey
refunded
ONLY SIS, FORMER PRICE 800.
O'MEARA'S
Sporting BaZars, cor. 18th and F, OPP Q. &. Treas
and 52l 7th, opp Y. g. Post ONCE.
Catalogues free 10 all oct16
(tH. RUPPEHT,
Nos. 4O3 and 400 5th 1T. NV.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES. ARCH
EEY AND FISHING TACKLES: CRo-
oUET AND LAWN TENNIS: BICY-
Giles. yELOOIPEDEs AND
WAGONS
,y2s- AT PRICES TO SUIT IHE TIxxs-
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The BODY OF Mrs. Belle Harding was found in
the East river, near Hunters Point, on Satur-
Gay. She was formerly Miss Belle Parsons. the
daughter OF wealthy parents in Hampstead,
Queen county, N Y. She was deserted by her
husband. who is supposed to have gone 10
CHINA. The deceased became melancholy, AMI
her drowning is attributed to suicide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN IL DELAWARE
A gentleman who was In this city last night
and who was close 10 the confidence of the
National Republic IN Committee said that the
work done In Delaware by the republicans was
not directed SO much 70 secure the election OF
Garfield electors as 1t directed to secure the
leg islature and defeat Senator Biyard's return
10 the Senate. Further, that in Wilmington
eight OF the legislative districts were carried by
the republicans. and had not the plans when
were arranged slipped up in Sussex county that
The republicans would have carried the legislA-
ture,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

THB REPORTED Loss or THE JEANNErTE by
being crushed In the Ice Is lot credited at tne
revenue marine bureau OF the Treasury depart
ment. Mr.. Clark chief OF the Dlreau thinks
that the vessel which reported the Jeanette
lost ml5tOok one OF the steam whaer5 th aJ were
crushed for her. He is confident that tue Jeau-
ne'te VIII be heard from. He thinks she ms
gone farther north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-08

Mr.. n. ii. CHITTENpEN, of California, was to.
day admitted TO practice in the L. S. Supreme
Court.