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STEAMERS, DC.
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wAsussfSs $R f. sSsE51x vA
FORTRESS n fSFsH to T{sHE POINT. AND
On and after f %osb bad sMs s9cP is
TSasiniE hsT route between ss1@ aSoSs
.s:s q
= T 4ED s5E EBRz
sss sss a Ssrfof ass
ESE 5hSSR4 SstRs; SS:s
PERCY PEI, G. a SMITH 5,. l4Sl Penn: avenue NV.
|. WIN; $; k9osE; oissr stands At principal hotels.
"a M RB9XN 4 hSsaHs sPf t5 street
RsRh' sFffGf nfs}hSss
SG 9ten f1;
OH AND S9,. RELIABLE sTEAMRoAT
Sssst5 a:s Ha s MN m IT,
Lady Of the Lake leaves sthstrset wharf
@ s and day
stopping at Piney Point and Point Lookout. Leaves
Norfolk Iuedays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 4
z. M First. class fare. 81; round trip. 81 so.
seco cor p c,sss fare; 70 cents round trip. 81
Thompson leaves 9th street wharf every Monday
and Thursday, at a NJ, for Nomini, and SatIlr-
Gay for Leonsrdtown. stopping at principal land
Steamers for New York-The steamers John Glib,
and E. c. knight alternately leave Pier A. East
River, New York every Saturday at 4 o. rn., and 63
saier street. Georgetown. at p. M. Mondays, and
Ticfe:s: rates, Information, s.aterooms. ETC..
furnished at General Office, 61S 18th street.
apis ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM
The first class steamers Of this line Ivy S0H0L
savs 5srssy Gty s2sIy
alternate Wednesday and Saturday. First Cabin
$65-S70; Second Cabin $3.50; Storage SAG.
l.. w. MORRIS, 80 Broadway, General Passenger
Agent. FUNCH EDYE CO.. ~ So. VIM. ST., New
~ South William ST., New York jan19
CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at philadelphia with Clyde's
Line for Boston, Providence, and the
New England States.
SAILING DAYS.
From MISUNDERSTANDING. at 10 am.
From Washington-Monday, at IL am.
From Georgetown Monday, at pm.
Freixhts received daily until pm. Through
bills Of laden given to Boston and Providence, and
Fal River. Georgetown goods received and landed
at Washington.
For full Information apply to J. Il. JOHNSON 4
ton D. g.. william p CLYDE 4 Co General
MANAGERS, - South Wharyes PHILADELPHIA MARIN
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers.
WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE. COTTAGE
FURNII URE. WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
SIDEB GARD, MARBLE-TOP CENTER
TABLES. WALNUT EXTENSION ia BILE AND
DRAWING Al, ROOM CHAIRS. WALNUT HAT
RACK, BRUSSELS STAIR CARPET, FANCY
CHAIRS, BRUSSELS INGRAM AND
OTHER CARPETS; HALL OIL CLOTH,
CR0CKERY WARE, KITCHEN UTEN-
SILS, &C.
On TUESDAY, APRIL 9th, COMMENCEMENT
ct TIN O'CLOCK AM, we shall sell at the resi- W
dence of gentleman declining housekeeping h1
No. 1896 street, between 14th and 18th
streets northwest, the above collection of farni-
ture
ap2l-d AuCtiOneera
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR FIXTURFS GLASS
WARE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CONSISTING IN PART OF THREE FRENCH
PLATE MANTLE MIRRORS, WALNUT AND
MARBLE MA LE TOP Ps BAR ARR C0gHTERS, CRYSTAL L
AND MARBLE-TOP sIDEBOARDs, LARGE
BEER REFRIGERAT9R, WALNUT AM0
Sells AND THREE PLY CARPETS, REP
COOKING ! RANGE. &C UASToRs ANb OTaER
PLATED WAKE. CHROMOS AND ENGRAV-
INGS.
By virtue of deed of trust to me, bearnga
date on the seventh day of April, $780, and Va
isnd records for the district O. Of Columbia.
and at the request of the grantor will sell, at pub
nc a4 SsIm on the premises 6 on ESDAI
20 O'CLOCK A. NJ, all of the personal property con-
tanned in the weI-known Restaurant of Theodore
Lewis, ir., at No. 1927 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. WHICH will be offered as whole, and if not
SOLD, will be sold in detail.
FRANK T. BROWNING. Trustee,
ap21-f s&tu4t Columbian Law Building.
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WILLIAM j. MILLER, Trustee.
WALTER B WILLIAMS / 90, Aucts.
mar29- 3taw3w&ds

cy-BY CONSENT OF PARTIES. THE ABOyE
SALE Is POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, THE
28TH DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1897 at same hour and
place. WILLIAM ]. MILLER
apl9- Staw3wSds TrIstee
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"TAITFR b. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers

IAIUABLE IMPROVE FhUPEhII, WITH
STORE ROOM. CORNER 9TH . STREETS
NORTHWEST, BEING No. 15i4, AT AUG rIOS.
On MONDAY, APRIL 20. AT $50 O'CLOCK -
r. ~. shall sell. in front of the premises, fs.
Lot 81. in square No. 3e5, having 25 feet x.8.
front, running back 40 feet to alley improved
by two story brick dwelling, with storeroom now
occur led as grocery store.
This sale offers Inducements { persons wishing
to secure frst-class business property in a good
neigbborhoOd, and nearly opposite the citizens
market
Terms One half cash; balance in one, two and
three years. With Interest, secured b. deed of trust
on property sold All c1nyeyanCinX, &c, at pIIr
chaser's cost SEQ down on day of sale
WALTER B. VILLA Ms < CO.,
allH-0NQS AnctnuPnrl.
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A. HYDE, .e. Trustees
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS.)

All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE contai ned in
The abeve premises will be sold for cash tn the high
est bidder Immediately after tne SAFE vi inc prop
erty at the request of the owner.
a1i9- eoSds THOMAS DOWNING. Auct.
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l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
CLOSING-OUT SALE OF VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THIRTEE I'll.
FOURTEENTH, V, w. NINTH, BOUNDARY
AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTHWEST,
AND ON NJ STREET SOUTHWEST.
On MONDAY, APRIL 10Th. AT p. NJ, lar
viii offer for sale the above property, IN $8&
Square 545, at ~ p. m, in Square 235, and -
at p. m, in Square $50. This property will be
sold as whole or in building fronts .a lots.
Terms: One-si1t cash; balance on long time. at
per cent.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LOTS IA To 81, BOTH
~ INCLUSIVE, AND THE NORTH % FEET
AND INCHES OF LOT 13. IN SQUARE 70.
SITUATED ON TWENTY FIRST STREET
AND NORTH K STREET NORTHWEST.
NOW OCCUPIED BY THE DIS TRICT OF
COLUMBIA AS A MARKET HOUSE.
By virtue of the DEGREES of the Supreme -
Court of the District of Columbia, passed in ~
Equity cause Of Augusta McBlair ct al. -
against John G, McBlair eft al, No 3o5, the
ersigned, Trustee will sell at public auction, in
front of the premises, WEDNESDAY,, THE 21Sr
Day OF April, A. ID. 1870, O'CLOCK p. NJ, all
those pieces or parcels of ground i'll the city of
Washington, District of Columbia, known and des-
ienated upon the plans plats of said city Lots
IA, Is, Is, II, Is 19, 20 and d. and the north %
feet and inches of Lot IL. in square Ne. rs.
The terms OF sale One-third q y cash, and the
residue in twC(2equal instruments at six and twelve
months after d5te, with interest to bs secured by
approved notes, and lien reserved the property
sold. No deed or deeds will be given until all pur
chase money ard interest shall have been paid. A
deposit of 300 viii be required each lot and part
of lot when sold. All coBveyancing at purchasers
costs If the terms of sale be not compiled with tn
ten days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the riss and costs of
the defaultinR purchaser after ten days notice in
the Evening Star.
urr I'D r-,stoo
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDA,

The first class steamers Of this line ''W A. SOHOL-
and ''RoTTERbAM. leave ' Jersey City " every
sl ate ate Wednesday and Saturday First Cabin
L. W. MORRIS, so Broadway, General Passenger
agent. FYNCH EIYE$ GO, ~ So. VIM: st., New
~ South William ST., New York. ian19
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AUCTION SALES,
JNCANSON BROS, Autioneers.

1uNCANSON BROS, Autioneers.
MARBLE SLABS, BINS, SHELVING, MEAT
HOOKS, CASHIER DESK, SC. CON
a aAAtlNED in " PREMISES. NO. 1906 b
At auction. on FRIDAY MORNING. 2sd inst.
at u O'Clock on the premises. ap2l ct
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, &c.
BY order Of the Supreme Court for the Dis. "A
fr7ct OF Columbia, holding q special term on ~
the 10th day of April. A. D. 1880. shall pro- k9
ceed to sell at public auction, in front of the Z
auction rooNs OF Walter B. Williams l. Co.. corner
ioth and u sts 2; W.: on SATURDAY. APRIL MTH,
A. d. 1880. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. part of the Per
sonal Effects Of the late Susanna Jouvenal, de-
ceased, consisting Of q general assortment of
Household Effects.
Terms cash.
JACQUES JOUvENAL, Executor.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts. ap21-
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
PONIES. PHETON, &C.. AT AUCTION.
Mi s ssil In Front aa Of # na22
Auction Rooms MSIN
sound and gentle.
Phaton; Single and Double Harness.
Boys and Girls Saddles, Blankets &c.
Being one of the most perfect outfits ever offered
for sale In this city, the owner having no further
use for them.
Can be seen by calling on the Auctioneer.
apU-3t THOMAS DOWLING Auct.
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AUCTION s ALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TI,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAI. ES-
TATE AND VACANT GhOUND ON NORTH
A STRFET, NEAR SECOND STREET EAST,
CAPITOL HILL
BY virtue of deed Of trust. dated on the -
25th Of October 1876, and of record among -,
the land records of the District Of Columbia, .x.0L
in Liber S35, at pages Ill. &c viii cell at public
auction, in front of the premises. MONDAY.
1wENTY-SIXTH DAY April. 1890 AT
5 20 O'CLOCK M. all of Lot numbered twenty six
{26l, in square seven hundred and twenty eight
t12S), in the city of WashiGs ton ID c., and the I'M
provements, rights and appurtenances thereto be-
longing
Terms Of sale: One-third cash: the residue in
three 90 equal payments, at six. twelve and eight
cen months after date interest at six 6 per eentun
per annum for which the purchasers notes, Sc,
cured by deed of trust the premises Sold shaii
be taken. 500 tn be paid at time OF sale on tne
house and $50 on the vacantlot Should compll snce
he not had by the purchaser with the terms OF sa
within five days thereafter. a resale, on nEe Itys
notice, viii be had at the cost and RISK 81
purchaser Al cOnyeyanciDg and recording as pur-
GEaser's cost.
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LIST OF PRIZES.

Responsible corresponding agents wanted at AL
points, TO whom liberal compensation Will be paid
Write, clearly stating full address. for further In
formation, send orders by express or in Regis
tered Letter or Money Order by mail. addressed
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HORNEB'0 MIXTURE WILL OURR In
ID 6ammatory Rheumatism. Dyspepsia. Ohills
and Fever, Neuralgia, Diafrhea. It has no equal
Tor purifying the blood and regulating the syStom
For sale at the depot 10l 9Th Ut. q. W., or q
70 cents per bottle. spS-ins
, 1880-05-02
PEDESTRIANISM.

The success of the recent six-day walk in New
York and that at Buffalo which closed last even
ing, has induced Dan O'Leary to make arrange
mcnt for pedestrian event to take place in this
city next week, commencing Monday. The
contest is to be one Of six days, twelve hours per
day, the men starting at II o'clock each morn
ing and retiring from the track at IL o'clock P.
m. It has been found that this style Of race
Is more pleasing to the public than one In
which tho men are permitted to occupy the
track at ail hours OF the day and night, as every
one in the race Is thus kept In frst-class condi-
tIon for fast work during the time that the pub
Lie is present, and finer exhibitions Of speed are
secured. The Buffalo walk was an immense
success, aud, as the entries at Chicago viii em-
brace several pedestrians OF greater reputation
than those who took part In the Buffalo race, it
is but fair to expect some extraordinary per-
formances, especially ns special prizes are to be
offered for beating previous records. ~
The first prize in the race to take place here
rext week will be $500. the second 5000, the third
300, the fourth $100, and the fifth SO. In addl-
ton to the lnrge number who will face tue
starter, OLeary, Dobler, and Hart will be pres
ent and give exhibitions Of walking and run
ming during the week As the first two are
sufficient to attract a large crowd, OLeaty na.-
ing on numerous occasions demonstrated ats
ability to outWalk ny man In the wofiu' WnHe
Dobler, when in condition, eau undouoIeoi{ go
$50 miles or more in SIX days Hart tne I nos
miles. Mccormick Hall has been engaged for
the race, aud the stage will be taken away, thus
securing room for track Of gxteen1ape 70 the
, 1880-05-02
Atrocities Isl Bulgaria.

The London Telegraph Of the 18th inst pub
& aasr { kra e was afser M
not the hollow farce ut first supposed. In
formation from the most reliable sources rem
villages Of that Observation-Disclosures. Foundokjak
and Modja kishn-l00 women were outraged
and wounded. a girl 10years old Was violated. an
old woman, upward of 80, was savagely wound
ed, and one Of 80, named Aisha, the mother OF
ALI Bay Oglou, was first violated. her arms were
then skinned after which her :, hands tls l.d and
to death by repeated bnyonet wounds. At
Ak-Bounar. according to the deposition OF Ne
nasts and md % miIitiamen, % armed % With Martini and
Winchester rifles, surrounded the village He
went out with rwenty-four men, the only ones
VINO had not fed at their approach to blu the
Roumeliotes welcome. He was met by a demand
for money, and, as there was none forth
coming, he and his companions were seized
women and two girls were incarcerated In an
adjoining building. The men were called out OF
turns, and beaten with rit1e,stocks and Whips.
= 5!aetsm1tn WON he Sas~: A ri n'shs elem; io.S
the en hsa5d the cries ben 6t ae qoate Sq
Il 1be thS SuIsa1s. a1nGH Ills " sisser-in-ax who
iii at the time, WIS outraged b about
into . u wood and hanged her. He himself had
found her body and cut it down. She was
widow and the mother % Of two ; children. ,, Az old
bayonet wounds; another. aged 4, was beaten
to death with the butt end of rife.
Two other women aud q man we're killed
m the same dar. 1t was only on the third
day that the poor wretches were liberated, to
find their village pillaged and in ruins, and
twenty-uine houses entirely burned down. Six
other villages in the krdialt district were who'll
Is or partly destroyed by Are, while cattle and
money we're ruthlesly seized From another
village petition has been received detailing
the murder, with every refinement Of brutality,
Ut q mother who was expecting her con1ne-
ment, and the violation Of her three Girls.
aged 8, Il, and l8 respectively
These. then, are the trtumphs achieved By Roil-
melian gymnasts md uilttamcn underthe com
mand Of Russian and Bulgarian officers The
heroic lenders OF the gymnasts was a certain
Debrow, Bulgarian: While these bideous e1-
cesses are attested BY the most reliable wit
nesses, there is nothing to show that the So
called tnsu1recaon' at Kirdlau eyer had any
, 1880-05-02
LEXINGTON KY.) RACES.

IEAlNGION thI.) RACES.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May 1.-The spring meeting
Of the Kentucky Association will commence on
Saturday, the Sth, with the most f1attering pros
pect for brilliant meeting The number Of
horses in trimming Is unusually large. There
are 40 now, in the, Association stables,
owens, Nichols, scaily, A. K. Richards
Davenport, Murphy, Cadwallader, Burnham Of
New York. McClelland, Farris, Hutsellt and Coils
ton. In addition to the above the stables Of Nc
Dwyer s Bro, Gen. a. Buford, D. swigert, B.
6. Thomas, F. Harper, 7. ]. Megibben, J. T.
Keller, Clny s. Boiden, Hancock & Price, and Nc
Grath will arrive early in the week
with over 100 horses which will make
at least seventy-fve horses more than have ever
been on the track at any preceding meeting.
For the accommodation of the increased num-
ber Of horses, two large new stables have been
erected By the Association The program in
which are stakes that closed with large number
of entries, and certainty that they will be
closely contested. The new Phoenix Hotel WAS
opened for business toAni9ht- 1t is one of
the largest and best hotels in the State, and will
greatly contribute to the comfort OF all visitors
from distance who attend the races
ST.. Louis, Mo-, May 1.-The Citizens Stake, a
sweepstake for all ages, for solid silver plate
and 81, zoo in money, to be run for at the June
meeting Of the St. Louis Jockey Club, has closed
with twenty-.eight nominations. Among
Himyar, Goodnight, Long Tom, Krupp Gun,
Victim, Beatirude, Little Rufin. Gen. Phillips,
Kimball, Verdict, Liahtunah. The pool priv
ieges for the spring meeting wero awarded to-
day. J. R. Watts & Co., OF Louisville, were the
successful bidders.
, 1880-05-02


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 1.-The pigeon-shoot be-
tween Capt. A H. Boaartlus and Fred Erb. of St.
Joe, took place this afternoon Mt the Compton
Avenue Baseball Park. As Erb has been shoot
ing extremely well In practice Of late, nota few
Nissourians were found ready to back him in
the contest, and the pool-box during the past
Few days has gathered in considerable money,
with the odds but little in favor Of the worlds
champion Three thousand people we're on the
ground to witness the match, and among the
Chicago delegation were Abe Kleinman, J.
J. Gore, and R. B. Organ. When pool
selling opened on the grounds Bogarius had
the call at neavy odds. Erb's friends finally
came forward and backed him for a little while
at nearly even money, but soon lost confidence.
The arrangements for the spectators we're
about as bad as they could be, the crowd invad-
ing every part Of the field. Before the sport
opened Bogardus stated that the stake at issue
challenge having been accepted for only that
amount The match was ut 100 single
BIRDS sota thirty yards Fse ground traps, pse
very STEADILY throughout. his worst streak being
in the second ten birds, Of which he missed
three; Erb shot poorly at the beginning. losing
tive OF bis first ten birds, some Of them easy
ones; This gave Bognrdus lead which Erb
could not overcome. though he worked man
fully to do so HIS shooting was very irregulaE.
Bogardus never missed more than one without q
kill to atone for it, Erb, after losing five In the
first ten, killed eighteen out Of the next twenty,
then let three go away, but killed
the next eighteen without miss, being the best
shooting in the match. At the end of the first
fifty Rogardus was three ahead. he having killed
forty-three to Erb's forty. The second half
hundred netted each man forty y-three birds,
leaving the totaI eighty-six to eighty-three In
favor Of Bogardus- The birds were wild pigeons
from Michigan, and we're in all sorts Of fix, some
very lively and some very weak. Bogarlus
killed twenty Zone with the second barrel, while
Erb was saved In similar manner twenty
eight times The result OF the match is
Disappointment to some over-sanguine admir-
ers Of Erb, who lost money to the Chicago
party, but it is generally conceded that the Mis-
sourian was overmatched. The superiority OF
Bogardus' score is not so apparent in total fig
ures as in the fact that he killed ten more birds
with the first barrel than Erb did. The follow
ing is the score:
Rogardus-1, l.41,1,1,191,1,
10. l,0,1 III II, IL, !, l1,0,1,1,
10, l, O. !, !, IL, !. 11,0,1,1,
!, l. l, !, ], 0, ], l, l. l. 0, !, !,
I'LL !, l. l, !, Q, l. j, l. l. O. l. !, l, IL, L To-
o. I'll i, )! !. 8 :, 3, l. t. /,
11,1,I,L / IL 10, Ill, ,1,1G1,1, II.
], !, 10, To-, 0, i, IL,
!, ], ], !, ], !. !, /, !, l, ], Total, sa
Referees A. Tucker.
Judges-Capt. Bayard, Of st. Joe, for Erb, and
Abe Keinman for Bogardus.
, 1880-05-02

wnaoa shows that there is deep feeling against
tae jews there- The dispatch bears the date Of
0ptn =, and IS as follows: Statements of
VARIOUS kinds have appeared in the Russian and
foreign newspapers about the part taken by the
Hebrew subjects with the Nihilists. In most
cases only theories have been propounded, and
tho facts hnve been exceedingly meagre. In
ee nof1n OF Kussla yhero the Jews enjoy
general rule at harmony with the Government,
ano few arc compromised us conspirators. In
the South. all through this section IN which they
are very numerous, the Jews have furnished
those brought to tri9i fos Nihism: For instance,
year, eight were Jews. OF five who were hanged
here. one was Lew: Six Nihiltsts were tried
e here IN DECEMBER last and 1t wns found that two
afterward executed was q Jew. Besides, the
chief Of this s. band. Latba Dcutsch, who
by the police, was also Il Jew. He
afterwards blew out hts brains in St. Peters
burg, when the police discovered the secret
printing ofhco directed by him, In which was
Of the Police. Seventeen Nihilsts were con-
nber mere a1os fonEht as9 and six Of
OF the same race, was lsaac Fuchs, noted and
desperate fiep o4nspirntor who escaped from the po
lice anout that time, and has since defed pilr-
suit: OUT Of eight Nihilste recently executed
at h1en there were three Jews; and Of three
conspirators hanged at St. Petersburg II short
+-AO9AN~S
Hartmann, whom the French Government re-
fused to extradttc, Of Jewish origin and the
people Delevc the same of Dr. Weimar whose
trial Is to take place shortly in St. Peterburg,
It Is but fair to remark here that all these
Jewish wouid-he anarchists, with the sole ex-
cePuon ct Or. Wemar, are people of humble
oF91n. without means or position. Consequently
they have nothing to lose but their lives, and
they are regarded as Of very little value ia COM
paTsoq M;s with with the aims Of their organizatons,
Inc Notoyd Prctnud gives the following statfs-
tics In regard to the Nthilists: Soldiers, z, per
cent: gentlemen, l9 per cent; sons Of priests, Q
per cent; shopkeepers, I per cent; Jews, per
CENT; merchants per cent These figures are
believed to be only approximate, the Jews being
ratcd very low. and, as no alluson is made to
me Wofklng classes or mechanics, it is rather
incomplete, but It will serve to show from what
ranks Nihilism draws its principal strength.
GREAT FIRES.
ST. PETERsBURG, May 1.-Seventy houses
burned at Radvanysl. in the Government Of
Jchertntgof, and l30 at Nemerof, in Podolia
Upwards Of zoo families are homeless
DENIAL.
. An emphatic denial Is given the story that
foreign Jews are being expelled from Russia
On the contrary, regulations against the resi-
dences of the Jews in several provincial towns
have been suspended.
, 1880-05-02

existence except in the heated Imagination Of
Bulgarian patriots. The Koumetian expedition
has, however, taken good cure that the memory OF
this incident should not die out Even that
most supfne-conyenieutly supine-of rulers,
Aleko Pacha, has been ut last disturbed in bis
qulescence- Dobrov has been placed under
Arrest, and commission has been appointed to
inquire into the circumstances But it Is gem
ernlly apprehended that this will BE- another ct
those commissions with eurs not to hear and
eyes not TO see''
, 1880-05-02

JEW
: .AoEDoS, May 1.-The startling news which
. comes from ST. Petersburg through the Berlin
correspondent Of the Standard announcing the
cider for all foreign or alien Jews to quit the
hnsstan Capital within six hours causes pro.
found impression here. Some are ercn disposed
% attach Significance to the fact Of such de-
e1ee being promulgated just after the fall OF
me 6eaconshcld Ministry, and contend that 1t Is
out one Of the results of the withdrawal OF
Sae1net that exercised restraint over this
Auscorite Bruin.
Inc Chief Of this Cabinet, beng OF Hebre"
o11etn. would naturally be disposed to regard
soea decree Of expulsion Of the Jews IN
.. set7ous light. No reasons have been given for
tals summary order, and. as the Standard re-
aa1kA@ the statement seems to be hardly cred1-
ose. The Times, this morning, publishes dis
EACH from Odessa, the chief city Of thu Crtmeas
, 1880-05-02

To The Editor o. The Chicago Trtbune,
CHICAGO, April 30.-Pleuse inform a reader OF
your paper III Where is the s,efest place for
person to deposit money SO thut it will be avail
United States bonds sold? % How often is the
Interest pald and ut what rate: "a Can per-
son always sell tho bonds at par? {5) Where Is
the Sub-Trcasury here?
EQ} You scarcely expect us to answer that
G) At various rates, according to the kind OF
bonds, but by consulting the money-market re-
ports Of this paper you will readily find ont.
(O At different rates and semi annually IA Al
ways. 90 In the new Post Office Buildln11