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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-17

- fine line Of Notions and Toilet articles n
Hulse & welsh's drug store Doniphan-
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" Uncle Johnny breckenridge Is quite sick, viii
n bilious attack.
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Rurp,ex for SaIe.

II 500 Back Combs, at every price, ut
VAN BUSKIRK & BRECKENRIDGE.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
JAMES H. RATES q Park Row New York
& NJ PRTTENGILL & co, u Park Row New York.
ROwELL s CIIESMAN, St Louis No.
THIS PAPER Ray BE found ql. On Gle at Georse P
Using Bureau. 40 Spruce ST where asvsrtisinng
tracts may b. made for IN NEW YORK.
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r. O. O, y.
Troy City Lodge No a every Saturday night at
Odd Fcll0~s Hall BodeTs Bank Al members Of the
Orler cordially invited to ,tland.
" c. G. BAILEY, y. G.
JOSEPH PESROn i. Sec.
King LOdge, No IA l. q. q. f., meets every Tuesday
night at it, Hall in Severance Kansas Visiting brothers
cordially invited l. ]. R0TE, N g.
A. J. MONEY! L s.
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had never been guilty of before. He got married.
PS. All right. Bill has set up the beer.
------
!" a lew aays ago s",neo0uy 'oa DOC p,iiS
','"ie tD"' an s'o ''ner uoo'"'s Nere
vet reported a single one Doc got up On his ear
and started out ON the war-path and has yaEked in
n boy almost every night since.
:. ,,,-, = :, -,
~ ." pairs i@''eS "ni'' 'o''"n iios'' 1T ee'''
VAN BUSKIRK & BRECKENRIDGE.
---
ieas greatest singer aud musical genius is with u,
again, to spend a month or so, until hot weather i,
over. Uncles Charley Highly is making arrangements
for a grand squirrel hunt Look out if n COW OIL
u AL HEise and Dick Welsh have bought Out
Bilmeeks drug store, in Donlphan, and tax I" the
public through our advertising columns. IheS nave
.Ias. 80, ,n5 d.sor,. :, hi, ,,;ror.,c
IT You should call at Townsend & Richardson's
;ra,, -. .,,J C,,,ar,,, 81 go
w.. Dar;.Is,'
--r-
u Neishbor yansicc took the job Of removing
~, ;. ', -
;n, e.. i'll, ,Lo 1ora. cvI;n.r AZ ,bs
- - nm -, a..
p.;.;... f,..,,- -,.-.-;,,, ,h. nan pood Mo-,
~ n'.. 49, - 'ne NO"
strengthening and purifying than all other forms Of
malt medicine while free from the urged
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X. OF M,

Troy Lodge No. 81 Knights Of Honor meets the
ond and fourth Friday evenings in each month in Odd FED
lows Hall. Boaers' bank
RoBERT WILKINSON Reporter.
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Troy Lodse No s. A. F. and A. M meets In their Hall
rSt Monday in each month before full moon and second
GEO. W. TOWNSEND. W. NJ.
D. c. SINCLAIR Sec.
Wafbsna Lodge No G., A. r. & 4 N, msats at their
Hall every Saturday before the full ADD every
weeks thereafter Visiting brethren cordially in
yited to attend. ROBERT PERIGO W. n.
AUG. MILLER Sec
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II Mrs. George W. Townsend is dasgeroa.l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MI T. CHURCH-S+Tvirese every Sabbath. at Ioi A NJ.
Vie and u p. NJ Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ng l. Z. MCBRIDE, Pastor.
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VAN BUsKIRK BRECKENRIDGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
WALL SIIsEEC TO-DAY.
The Revival OF speculation at the
SlncIk EN Ciianyc.

NEW IORk, Nov. 9.-The Post in its financial
article says: Although per cent Is to-day q
maximum rate for call loans the demand IS
more active as is natural considering the
revival OF speculation at the stock exchange
ard the advance in the prices OF many stocks,
which are selling at prices that take great
deal or money 10 carry them. Time loans are
TO be had at six per cent for months, but cost,
commission for 80 days. Mercantile paper Is
dull and nominal. The extreme sales giving
the stocks In the order OF activity are as fol-
lows: Erie, 4shaS; Western Union Tele-
graph. SEA-; Union Pacific. 1862 as, T;
Milwaukee and ST. Paul. l10al11 8; Lake Snore
1929 aa123lG: Northwest. I23 l.al25E; preferred
1921 al40S.: New jersey Central, IS. .a1sz !;
Michigan Central, 49, sa1l6as; Ontario and
Western, 323sa32ss; Pacific Mail, A. a4S-.;
Delaware, LackaWanna and Western, 1924 a
1925; New York Central, l44' 4al45zs; Wabash,
40. .a43E; Wabash preferred. 19s. aS09.: snsas
and Texas, 40&a42: Canada southern.
12Aa,3a:: Burlington and quincy, l75
a1I6 Delaware and Hudson. sSaS9is; H. and st.
j., a44 4 :pre ferred, "a Lake Erie and W.
35a5s; Iron Mountain, 49, a47Is; Reading, 5OI5 a
5l1; o. and NJ. 36lsais: Chattanooga,
19as0li; Northern Pacific. preferred 65
al; /. and N, s3asa; Central Arizona. Gar 4:
Denver and R. c.. ,9ts ass; st. Paul and O., a
a45A; preferred, So asGlA San Francisco. day:
preferred. 5s1Ea55i4; first preferred, S5laaH; c.
c. and j: G., 2oa2a, c. c. and l., s5sE, ana Cen.
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TelegramS to The Star.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

HtAe S0uSTeSAs
ATHENS, Dec. 9.-After storm OF speeches.
opinion. the chamber OF deputies has passed all
the supplementary votes. including 81 900 900
drachmas for the ministries OF war and marine.
The French Magistracy Bill.
LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch from Paris 10 the
TINES says:-The senatorial committee on the
magistFacy bill has elected NJ. Jules Simon
chairman. There is a possibility OF a compro-
mise In regard TO the bin which may induce the
senat 10 pass IL.
Law i'm Ireland.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-Mr. Forster chief seeretarv
Tor Ireland, has issued memorandum TO tne
magistrates. pointing out that Under certain
dtsguise d, or assuming the name OF any society
10 the terror OF her majesty's subjects are
guilty OF high misdemeanor rendering them
liable TO imprisonment as are also those who.
by threats, endeavor TO compel any person TO
Quit employment or publish OF write anything
calculated to fncfte a riot or unlawful assem-
bly,. All magistrates and couStabes are bound
to apprenend. oppose and disperse persons en-
gagug ip these practices. and they can com
manQ all persons TO assist them. Any two
magistrates can bind over persons whom they
lave reason 10 suspect or even an intention 10
participate in unlawful proceedings or assem-
bly,, or in case OF refusal TO be bound over they
can commit them TO gaol. They can bind over
any persons whom they believe can give eyi-
dence relative 10 such proceedings, and ii they
refuSe 10 be hound over or to give gidence. they
can commit them te gaoI.
E1Ogging in the British Navy abo.-
ished.
LONDON, Dec. Sin accordance with previous
ANNOUNCEMENT, the British admiralty last night
decided to abolish logging in the navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Paymaster
j. w. Jordan to duty at Key West, January lst
relieving Assistant Paymaster W. N. Gait, who
will settle accounts. Chaplain Fl. B. Hibben to
duty at the Philadelphia naval asylum, slst
Inst. Master w. c. Babcock has returned from
the European station, and has been placed on
waiting orders. Passed Assistant Surgeon j.
E. Gardner, from the Franklin, and ordered to
the Norfolk, Va, navy yard. Assistant Surgeon
Oliver Dehl from the st Louis, and ordered TO
Il Franklin at Norfolk Chaplain j. K. Lewis,
from the Philadelphia naval asylum on the 31st
srd placed On waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
A Crumb of Com fort.
fSt. Louis post-Dispatch,

iSt. Louis Post-Dispatch.i
democratic senator from Texas whipped
sleeping car conductor while en- route 10 Wash
iDgton the other day. This is the nrst suostan-
ral democratic victory that we have eeen called
upon to mention this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
Killed in a Mine.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S.-A dispatch from yir-
GINA City. New. says: 'By the premature ex-
plosion OF blast ia the Fornan shaft this
evening Chas. Robert and John Dale were in
SANITY killed, Charles Jocelini seriously and
several Others slightly injured"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
Crushed.

BERGEN POINT. y. j.. Dec. S.-Alabama cad
mus who is employed by Me5srs A. w. Booth
d Bro lumber dealers at this place, on his re-
rurn from New \ ork with load OF yellow pine
lum Der yesterday, was thrown from the wagon
end fell beneath the wheels, which passed over
his body over the hips. The lumber on the wa
gon Is estimated TO have weighed fully three
tons. Cadmus was not killed, but the physl-
clans In attendance say he cannot recover. II Z,
is 40 years OF age, resides at Bergen Point, and
has n lie and one child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
1.-THE ASSOCIATED rREss is a great boon,

1.-THE ASSOCIATED rREss is q great boon, is IL
not?n said The cigarette smoking scion OF a
South-side sire 10 beautiful Boston girl, fun
of sentiment and oysters. as they were return
ing from the theatre, 1T ts indeed" she re
piled In soft tones; "George and | had one all
last winter, but papa came In one night before
dreadfully. Do they have them In Chica go?o
81 should blush 10 murmur," responded the
untutored Chicsgoan, as he measured her belt
with his strong right arm.-Chioag0 Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
York town Celebration and HOnu.
/ InenGs


Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock meeting
Of the several committees and associations con-
nected with the celebration of the centennial
anniversary OF the surrender of CORVALLIS at
Yorktown. Va, will be held in the reception
room Of the Senate, at the Capitol. Tue
joint Congressional committee on the Yorktown
celebration, OF which Senator Johnston of
Virginia, is chairman; the board Of state com
miSsiOnerS. one from each state appointed by
the governor thereof the president Of the
Yorktown centennial association, Mr.. John
Welsh. OF Philadelphia, (ex-mtnister to
England) and Col. Pegton. OF New jersey, gen.
eral agent OF the same association together
with few members thereof and the governors
of the original thirteen states, VIII be present
and take part In the meeting. The purpose OF
THIS meeting or the several agencies engaged In
getting up the celebration is to exchange views
upon the subject and make preliminary prepa-
ratf0nS such aS the appointment OF committees
10 arrange program or exercises provide for
the reception aud accommodation OF visitors
OF THIS character. The subcommittee Of the
congressional committee having il charge the
selection OF site for the Yorktown monument
met this morning. and examined the DlatS OF
the ground, but did not arrive at a conclusion.
These plats OF the historic ground at Yorktown
were prepared Dy an officer ofthe Z. S. engineer
corps detailed for that purpose. The SUB COM
mittee viii probably make a selection for site
tomorrow. board OF three officers were aD-
pointed by the Secretary of War to select de.
sign FOR the monument. Numerous designs
have been submitted to the board who will
make their selection at an early day. The Oripi.
nator OF the design finally selected Will DE paid
l3,C00, and the monument is to cost s09. .00J
On the evening OF the e2i Inst. Senator voorhees,
Is tOde1yer, in Richmond, his lecture On Thomas
Jefferson, for the benefit OF the Yorktown fund
or The Governors Guard, OF Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

CHEAPER RPosTAGE.-Senator Blaine ha pre
pared bill to reduce letter postage from tn zee
@tWo cents. he win introduce it In the =
ate In day or two. - Wv y -
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Big Fire I'm Springfield,

SPRINGFIELD. MASS, Dec. 9.-rhe most dtsas-
trous fire which has Tavaged this city for a long
time occurred this morning on Taylor street:
loss, sic, coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
An International Difficulty IA san
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec s.-A few days ag0 a
Mexican, named C'oGonit ro Cata, was arrest Ell
under e1tradition On the charge OF felony. A
writ OF habeaS corpus was got out and the
judge OF the superior court ordered the com
mander OF the Mexican gunb0at Democratic, to
whose charge the prisoner was turned over to
produce him in court. The commander refused
alleging want OF jurisdiction. The court tnen
sent the sheriff TO the gunboat with two war
rants. one for Clodopiero, the other for the ar
rest OF the commander for contempt of court.
The sheriff and his party returned from their
visit to the gunboat at about haif-past ten
The two boats. with SheTin Desmond aud two
deputies, COtas brothers and a number OF rep
reSentativeS or the press left the wharf at about
half-past seven On arriving within about half
cable length OF the Democrata they were
hailed, end ordered TO keep of. Gotta rose in
the boat and hailed the steamer. When his
voice was recognized a swivel gun was trained
on the boat, and party or marines Jumped OF
the bridge and brought their rifles TO bear. In
few moments beat put of from the Demo-
crata With an officer and squad OF marines
After g brief conference the sheriff was trans
fefTed to the Mexican boat ana taken on board
the Democreta. A long interview enSied On
board. The sheriff served his warrant for the
arrest or Senior CeIiS0. the commander OF the
vessel, but that oiIicer refused to submit. aud
retired TO his state room. 4 marine was STA
toned at the door, who, on the sheriff attempt
log 10 enter, Threatened to run him through
with his bayonet. The sheriff finally retired
to his boat and was pulled ashore. The Demo-
crata has steam up ready 10 leave II is not
yet known whether her departure viii be per-
M1tted. The L. :. steam corvetJeS Pensacola
and Alaska are anchored outside of the Demo.
crata, and boat from the former boarded the
Mexican gunboat Just after Sheriff Desmond
withdrew, but the nature OF the conference Is.
as yet, unknown.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.-Shortly after mid
night the Mexican Gotta was brought TO the
CITY prison by the Mexican couSul aud given ip
Charge to be produced In cO-lrt day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

THE House PosTMASTERsHIP.-A caucus OF
democratic Representatives was held after the
adjournment, for the purpose OF naming sue
cessor to the late postmaster Of the House. Nc.
Stewart The names OF three candidates were
submitted, and formal DalloG resulted iu the
selection OF A. w. c. Nowlin, OF Carroll county,
Va. then present assistant postmaster, he re-
ceV1ng 81 voteS George G.. Wedderburn. of
Washington city. 80; Silas Carr. 1G The repuO-
lican caucus last night unanimously agraed
that the republican vote for postmaster OF the
House shall be given 70 eX-Postmaster Sher-
wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
The Markets.

BALTIMoRE, Dec. s.-yirginia sizes, Old IS
sS sefsrrea M a. 1s a So1sS 40 Ss S do second
BAITIMoRE. Dec. 9.-Cotton Gnist-Inifddlins. m
mhalIliN Flour ,, dun and weak and Without
active; western irregular and lower southern red
lval. Y; do. amber. i. lsal %; No. Maryland.
SsssF Saar la M saaaabfy aareb s. Ffs
her: 5sass1s old. 57,sa57sa new; February. ss4a
sSa44 Rye dull, l.OUai G2. Hay unchanged.
Provisions steady and unchanged; Butter tir2-
Eggs firn-fresl.. so; lined, 20. Petroleuin quiet
bui frm-refned. ~. Coffee dul-Eio cargoes.
81. WHISKY sieaGy. 1faai 20. Freights "Uii. IN.
s9,Pses buse. g. s$ ss saHe OATS wheat
bushels. Shipments wheat 26, 600 bushels; corn.
noIe sales-wheat, z5l. 485 bushels corn, 80. ss4
6: Exehanse-iOng. 478; short, iSOi., GOV
NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Flour dull whest
heavy Corn Corn heavy ~, ,,,,. S.oo,, ,5.r,.+
opened strong and buoyant, and under the inhu-
eDce of a brfsk purchasing movement the entire
ss Sm esn the IN Cosfo Bur
liz gton and quincy, which sold up from t7S to
Erie and ii LAKE sSors were aiso prominent in tie
advance. The speculation bias decidedly up ward
q sI9SRSs, Dss II 13 e sSs
Great western frst mortgage trustees certifcatas
54X aMxnuc and Great Western seconds. 29k.
New Jersey Central console. i6S Erie. 4sk;
Illinois Central. 126X Beading. 26h.
KEw YoRK MARKETS TINS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In New
York to-day at 2 so p. M. ~ reported by Lewis
Johrson %. ~. S.4 per eents., 1lSX bid. 1857
s s.ss'a HeS Jersey GENITAL 81: Ohio an and Ms. Ms
sissippi. s63. Erie. 47k MichiTan Central, ii6X;
Northwest I2I: do. preferred. il5H; Iron Noun.
tain Az. Rock Island. l25k: St. Paul. Ill; do
-; do: preferred. S01{; Kansas and Texas, 47I;
". 9. Teleersphs S5xi O. @. and !. O.. 20E;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

WE wiLLGUARASTEE
T. d. NORORO5S FURNACE REGULATOR
VII save Its cost 70 fuel every Tasr Is the simplest
CHEAPEST AND BE3[.
DO not eonfound the name with some other.
Price els.
HAYWARD Il HUTCHIysOE,
novll~im No. 3I7 9th atr<st m, w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

. SOME SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS are going 10 urge
ex-Gov. Fisk, OF Kentucky. for place in Gen.
Garfields cabinet. lie was governor OF the
state at the breaking out OF the war, and Gid
a great deal TO keep her from seeding. He ana
Gen. Sherman are warm friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
NEW NOTES,
DfSpnsret ssIne Nnsnx

ST. JOHNS, N.F.. Dec. 9.-Much diSsatistaC.
ton is felt here in conSequ ence o. the British
government expressing its Willingness TO psy
tie American claim Ior The alleged losses by
the Fortune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

A CALL on THE PUBLIC PRINTER.-Senator
Johnston, chairman OF the Senate committee on
agriculture, intends TO introduce resolution
calling upon the public printer to explain why
he has not printed the agricultural report for
1879. 1t is said there Is great complaint from
agr1culturists that they have not received this
report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

In THE HOUSE yesterday, after The STAR
report closed, debate was continued on the
Senate concurrent resolution as to the electoral
count, MIR. Robeson making the princIpa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STo-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue. $50. .3Sl.74: customs. $500 $50 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS as storekeepers
an6 gaugers for the 9Th district of North Caro-
lfna were made today. c. Johnson L. NJ
Davis. S. c. Welch. j. A. ClouSe, j. NJ Summers
ana w. FL, Hoffman,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

The WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE this morn
Ing referred the proposition TO remove the in
teruai revenue tax now imposed on bank
checks matches. patent medicines. &c, 20 the
SUb-committcr on internal revenue, with To-
Str1cttoDS 10 consider and report up1u the same
at future meeting OF the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

W cruise THIS k1fsISG At bells: All on
% v. A. SHORT. st,ersman! IN nAh'Hh' captain 1t.
fsW.sBINGToN FREBEI- SOC q ETY;.Ths
(fKIDAI7 EVENING at 80 CLOCK, st the Ne
E. c. MORTON. Secretary :, ''' 1t
fcssoH0T SODA, HOT SODA!
prepsred with delicious aud nutritious sxrups.
Affords the lest pleasant and wholesome drink for
he wiIter season Gold Soda and al Mineral
"A'e'' ''' F'iI MiIsTKs.s Il, 81 s PHsRMAog ANp
dec9 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
r(e-I: Q. M.-Every menber of Colam oia
o5s Lodse A No are rsGnestea 70 me meet = St ;asE
EVENTSs 9th, q. 80 O'clock, ta arrange for he
funeral f our late RTothsr osp1 17ELI Als9. e
D. NJ SHARP, ir to atterd the fnnsrsi Melabers
sister Lodges respectfully invited.
Dy order OF ". h.
rgLIOENsE QUESTION.
In Justice to the independent Ice Company we
desire to say that the officers OF ga company
signe3 our application for license without hesita-
tion, and we have the assurance of the conpan5's
supe erintendent of hts willingness TO sign ali proper
srpiicanOhs for liquor licences, when go requested,
may unjustiy he withheld
JOHN BAILR. 18th and SIS NV.
dec9-2t d. n. Kf les. 1ll0 at. n. W.
raTO THE sTOCk gOLDERs OF THE OEN-
~ InAL NATIONAL BANK OF WAsH-
Central National Bank of Washington City will lie
he'd at the Bank. cornsr of IN street and Louis
teteeen the hours of l. and D. M.
1 he annual rerorts VIII he read st ~ m OF the
same day. .
President.
Secretary Board of Directors dec9-sstiw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

ALL OF THE MEMBERS OF the House committee
on appropriations are now in the city, aud the
several sub-committeeS are hard at work pre-
pairing the several appropriation bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

COMMANDER LULL, L. s. ", left this city TO-
day. en- route for Panama where be will assume
command OF ne WachuSeft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
Lost With All Her Crew.

Tie schooner Emma, hence 10 Green Bay.
with general cargo, is reported lost With all
her crew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

GONE TO THE QUAKER CIrT.-The President
Secretary Ramsey and Gen. Sherman left the
CITY at biDe o'clock ;hiS morniug for Philaiel
phta. They Will return to morrow morning,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

GENERAL GRAST.-The bill introduced 10 the
House by Gen. McCook, OF II. Y, yesterday to
place Gen. Grant on the retired list OF the army
provides that In recognition of the eminent
army, and ex President of the United states,
the President be and lie is hereby authorized to
place him upon the retired list OF the army with
the pay and rank OF general" The bill was re-
feTTed 10 the committee on military affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

TER TAILAPaoSA arrived at Portsmouth. y.
H., yesterday afternoon, from the Boston navy
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

THE PREVAILING SENTIMENT among members
OF Congress Is to have short holiday recess
The talk is to adjourn over from Friday. the
24th OF December to Monday the Sd OF January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
The Changes on the Suprem me Bench.
JUDGE swAYNE WILL FOLLOW JUDGE STRONG IN
RETIRING.

A gentleman whose nomination to q judicial
evening called Judge Strong's attention to the
publication In THE STAR sit is practically
correct said the Judge. '.In a very short time
will be of the bench" II is understood on
good authority that Judge Swayne will soon
1t is also understood that the Hon. STANLEY
Matthews, OF Ohio. viii succeed Justice
SWayne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
LO r + A
LITTLE NELL and ThE MAROHIQSESS;
or. The Old Curiosity shop.
The beautiful creation of Charles Dickens genius,
framed and let TO the Drama by the late John
B-oHgham especially for LOTTA-
LOTTA APPEARING AT EVERY PERFORM
ANCE.
Prices of Admission:
Private Boxes Sc and g. Orchestra Chairs 81 90.
Orchestra Circle. rs cts. Dress Circle SO cts
Secured Seats IN Circles. 25 Gents Extra.
Gallery, % Cents
IOTTA's MATINEE PsICES SAME AS AT
NIGHT.
Monday. December 13th-MR- and MRS r. s.
CHAEERAU. deCS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

THE MURDER OF CHAvENAUx Mr.. Hoyt OF
Colorado, one Of the citizens who were with
young Jackson when he was taken by the uCe,,
Is In the city. He says the killing OF Cnl9e
naux's son by the Jackson party was without
doubt wholly unprovoket. and that the su1- e.
quent action OF Agent Berry was she On
course possible under the circum stances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
C British Navy Abo!.

LONDON. Dec. Sin accordance with previous
the British admiralty last night
ecided to abolish logging in the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

CHIEF ksD1UH BRAR, OF the Sioux delegation
TO Washington, was accidentally shot a. Crow
Creek yesterday, and the visit or the Indians 60
this City will oe postponed.