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BALTIMORE, Nov 1o-virginis skies. deferred.
llA DO. eensois. 6s; do second series. 2ia; do.
SSffSS e. e az sn M
DO. family. s; 2bas IS; city mills saper. 5 7sai Is
brands a0 faapco ftaas i.my
Wheat. southern firm and steady: western higher,
ffsl No. sss M No a xsss
winter red. spot Pot, and and Nqyembsr. ld7hai. l7x
Febrasry. 1.24sf. .24x. Gorn southern steads es
western higher and strong-southern white. 6Iatz ;
'f new 81 .gRH ssa
Gsts Sad hIeasr sss srd white Ga
GS and
land. 1s OOs2o. 90. Provisions frm, with ac.iye
Bulk mestsNioose shoulders none oerine Gear ear
rib sides, none Offering; do. packed. 6X and 81
Israrsnea r Basse1 ssaess sS Ham
to choice western packed f6a2s; roll. isaai Eggs
lsT:, sugar aaiet~H soft. 81. s WHISKY e dull / Ii
ia bsn 5ans rels Wheat & susheis
0ssshis!a ass sasss
corn: Co So lT bushels 1 sales-wheat. ss7. 700
oisRs SIR Sc s00 weak Money
3s4. Exchange-long. 4SOH; short 4S2h- Gov
NEW YORK. Nov: lo.-Flor firm. Wheat
nnnehSpses ndaTsoa SOT SOTn 9Sies + 20 mn non,.
new ives, ie4X. Erie. AN: do. second consols'
leo New York Central, 142. Atlantic and Great
Western second mortgaRe trustees certi6cates 80
Illinois Central. 12lK. Pennsyi, Snis Central. SIS.
Reading. 26x.
The following quotations were current In New
York toby at3hg n e reported By Levi1 John.
ssa per O. ssn o liia ERss sssn ssnss; d5so
Gsa SSs1 il iS Msas3S aRs ossgs
=; Iron Monsiain. zSx: RocE T isisEndaa ae.eo: a
EsSs ksn:.. ana snS Isss3 Ihassa s7k; " e g.
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kilograms to The Star.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
Democratic Protests.
The Futile Fraud Cry.
THE MOREY PERJURERS.
One From Washington.
Their Confessions.
FRENCH CABINET CRISIS.
Their Confessions.
FRENCH CABINET CRISIS.
THE FRAUD CRY UPSET.
The Democratic State Com m ittee
oppose any Recount Che Elevated
RRiIE0a6. Etc.

Especial Dispatch to The Eceaittg StaT.]
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.--There was some anxiety
last evening regarding the proposition Of the
democracy to attempt the throwing out of the
vote OF New York from the electoral college.
But this was absolutely disposed of today by
the cold water thrown upon it by the letter OF
E X. Apgar from the state democratic commit
tee; disclaiming any support TO any proposition
t. 60 behind the returns. This makes every
bo0y feeI easy because ii shows that ali the VIC
lent talk OF upsetting the verdict will not re-
celve encouragement enough to make IL amount
to anything. There probably will be big pre-
sentatfon OF fraudulent voting, and a yielding,
with protest TO the inauguration OF General
Garfield as President.
Some important changes In the running ar
faIgenent OF the elevated roads are likely 10
be adopted by the new board Of direction, which
goes into power to-day. 1t Is proposed to run
the New York elevated trains to and from South
Ferry again. direct instead OF to the city hall,
and 1t Ii proposed TO stop the second avenu3
Manhattan trains at Chatham square. with local
Shuttle train running between the square and
the city han. The Metropolitan sixth avenue
Iine proposes TO run trains through to South
Ferry instead OF to Rector street station, as at
nTeSpnt
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Riot at n French Eonvrnf

PARIS. Nov. 10.-A rumor being current on the
sth IL stant at Tourcoing that the religious de-
creeSW 10 be enforced against the Narisfs
5,0oo persons assembled before the doors OF the
convent. Shortly afterwards many members of
the Catholic clubs arrived. and serious disturb
ahce between the two factions ensued. Numer-
GUS grave arrays occurred. Sticks ana stones
were freely used, and several windows in the
convent were broke. The gendarmerfe repeat
ediy charged on the crowd, and sixty persons
wereintUred.
League.
ROME. Nov. I0-The aurora, organ OF the
vatican. publishes an article favorable TO the
Irish land league In which it says: In consa-
querce of the insupportable state OF the Irish
peaSantry. the people must shake Of their Or
preston. The crimes committed In Ireland are
NOT att1outaole to the land league. Radical
reform Is Indispensable; otherwise Ireland will
De comfeiled to choose between anarchy or
starvation.
The Austrian Earthquake Severe.
LONDON, Nov. 10. - Later particulars from
Agfam, In Croatia, concerning the earthqu Ike
feit Throughout southern Austria yesterday.
state that 200 houses and TWO churches were
fr1eparably damaged. Part OF the cathedral
OF the cardinal archbishop, the government
school. and cigar manufactory were bali de-
st1oyec. Buildings within radius OF II miles
were terribly damaged.
Gold for America.
LONDON; Nov. 1e-5 7. m.-The amount OF
bullion Withdrawn from the bank today for
America is e34i,o Gee, the entire withdrawal
The French Cabinet Crisis.
PARIS. Nov. 1e.-The meeting OF ministers and
under secretaries which assembled at o'clock
last evening lasted until midnight, and the min
isters fint ily determined. at the request OF
President Grevy. TO defer the decision concern
ing their designations. There will be another
CABINET council this evening. The Journal Des
Debdt, the ReDubtqae Ffafcdise, the Steele. and
other republican papers consider yesterdays
vote due to deplorable misunderstanding, and
express the hope that the ministers will retain
their posts. The radical papers declare for
new cabinet and dissolution OF the chamber.
The Moribuud Ministry.
LONDON, Nov. 1o.-A Paris dispatch to the
Times says the authority Of the cabinet is SO
shaken that retrospective vote Of confidence
could only resuscitate 1t for few days.
They Didn,t Mean to DO Ef.
4 dispatch from Paris to the Pan MaU Gazette
says fully fifty members OF the chamber OF dep
utfes have assured the ministers that they did
not by last nights vote desire TO apset the cab
met. NJ. Gambetta says he considers that NJ
Jules Ferry can, without loss OF dignity, with
draw his resignation.
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Hon. FAYETTE MCMULLEN KILLEp.-A tele-
gram from Wytheville, Va, says Hon. Faye.te
McMullep, fn attempting 10 cross the railroad
track at tnat place Monday night was struck
by an express Train, receiving injuries from
which he died yesterday. The deceased was
about seventy-seyen years OF age. Forty-ive
years ago he was member OF the Virginia
legislature, serving 10 both branches OF that
body number of years. He also represented
1irginia IN Congress several terms before the
war, and was appointed by President Buchanan
as the first governor OF Washington territory.
He was also a member OF the confederate con-
QreSS
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ANoTHKR PIsroL THAT WASN'T Io.nvn
At Buffalo, N. Y, while Linnie Bryans ana nor
sister Mary were visiting James Kelly yest A..
day, the former picked up q revolver from 4
table ana asked Kelly II II was loaded He re-
him with the remark, "Your money or " ,as az
Life, and flred, the shot taking effecf IN III III
abdou en-. The wounded man llngered from .. =
20. and Kelly ives Is years Old. "''an -
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A Manly Letter from Gen. Hancock

HE REPUDIATES THE FRAUD AGITATION.
letter from Gen. Hancock was received
here TO- day, by an officer OF the army, who was
on his staff. In the letter Gen. Hancock says
emphatically that he has no lot nor part In the
agitation In regard to throwing out the vote OF
New York; nor will he have any. He is op-
posed to the agitation, he says, and believes
tnat Gen. Garfield was elected and should be
inaugurated without any fuss.
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tuSe>ttgattng AN Outrage on Amer
lean FtNhermeu.

IT. JOHN, y. f.. Nov. 10.-Advices from Car
oonear state that the outrage 20 American rlsa-
ermen has been thoroughly investigated In
spector Carly was dispatched TO a small point
on conception bay. where he arrested I'VE
young lads and brought them u Carbonear.
where they were tried before Magistrate Nc.
Neil Four were finei for throwing stones az
the crew OF the Minnesota when they were In
I he act of taxing on nSN; The other was dis
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THE NfOKEY PERJURERS.
Exam minatiOn TODAY.

NEW YORK, NOV. 1Q.-An examination was
he'd to-day by Police Justice Morgan In the dis
trict attorneys Office OF Samuel s. Morey and
Robert Lindsey, arrested for the alleged periu, Y
In the Philip Garfield libel case. Assistant Di. :.
trict Attorney Bell Commissioner Davenport
and George NJ. Bliss were present. The accused
were In close custody OF detectives The magis-
trate ordered the room cleared OF spectators.
HI. l.. MOrey q Myth.
John w. Morey, a police officer of Boston
testified that Samuel S. Morey never had an
uncle named b. l.. Morey.
Lindsey u Washington Man Named
O,Brien.
LINDSEY was next examined. He said his
real name was James O'Brfen. 81 years OF age
native or Washington. and he was employe
as lanorer In the gas house, Georgetown. He
took the alias OF Lindsey, and registered from
Cumberland, Nd
Lindsey, alias O'Rrien. COnfesses.
Al this point witness was asked what he had
To say In relation to the charge OF perjury made
against him, and he replied: II wish to make
an explanation" Judge Morgan thereupon Or
dered the reporters to retire. and OBrien'S state
ment was taken in full The statement was
not made public, but viii be laid before the
grand jury.
s. s. NOrey Also Makes q Full Con.
feSSiOns
Samuel S. Morey was also examined, and 1t is
reported made a full confession, but his state
ment was also taken In private. The tnvestiga.
ton was adjourned until tomorrow, and The
prisoners were sent back to the tombS.
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NEW YORK PRESS VIEWS.
The Fraud Issue Played Out-Fhe
MOrey FOrsery-Lester From Sena
tor EEiii. of GeOrgia-He Spells
Nation With Il Rig N.

Especial DiSpdtct to Inc Erettilg .StaT.1
NLw YORK, Nov. 10.-The Herald says thst
GarIieia's election could not be set aside by tie
d mocratic Congress on John Kelly's prs texts,
without kindling the flames OF civil war that
he (Kel]5} is playing with fire, but that demo
cratic indignation viii eXtinguish both it and
him. The Times says, In view OF the develop
ments yesterday fixing still more conclusiveiy
tne base character OF the conspiracy OF which
principal weapon. that the people
in California who voted against Mr.. Garfield on
account Of that letter must, as the truth In the
case daWns on their minds, feel that they have
been cheated into doing very mean act from
very mean motive By a lot OF very contempt
Hancock was election day" The World viz
tually gives up the fraud issue. and says the
democrats are just now more occupied, In that
part OF the country at least with Investigating
the condGct OF the persons to whom they
fItruk-td the management OF their cam
paign than with any plans for "seh.
Ing the chief magfstracy of the union.'
Georgia. TO Hon. S. B. Chittenden IN which MI
Hill declares his hearty esteem for Gen. Garfield.
aud denOunceS the attempt OF few northern
democrats &c plunge the country into the mis-
cries of another disputed count. He says, in
this connection: ''ln my opinion the time has
statesmen to consider is, how speedily to break
up this sectional sol1dity, and organize parties
altogether On other issues. The Democratic
party Is hated at the North, and therefore tt
ought to be dlsbanded. The Republican party
is hated at the South. and, therefore IL ought to
be dis banded. Whether this hatred is just or
not makes no difference. I would be glad
to ste great National Union party
organized, for | believe that the government
formed by the Constitution is a Nationv
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uidtkElail-
TRK PerE BrTI.ER MURDER TRIAL. - The
u1al OF VIM. Pope, on the charge OF the muir
31st last, was resumed in the Criminal Coirt.
Judge James, today-Messrs. Perry and Howe
prosecuting, and Messrs Cook. and A. b. VII.
iiamS, for defendant /. I. Butler brother on
deceased testified that his brother on the Mon
day before his death, was aware that he was
going 10 die, and witness went for magistrate
20 take his ante -mortem statement lengthy
argument took place on the admission OF the
statement, and the court received IT. the de-
fence excepting. The statement is that de-
ceased met Pope. who said he was no man, aud
pulling out pistol. Shot him. Officer iiess tes-
lined 10 going 10 Muddy Branch, on the canal
with officer Green and arresting Pop. who
said when Green expressed his sorrow, 81 can
stand Il; they canT but hang me; DID &c and
would Go it again; would shoot any one and
II bad known Barney Coquire was following
me would have shot him"
PERSoSAI--Ben G. Truman and wife, OF Cali
fornia are at the Ebtitt House.-Mr. NJ. ID.
Conway was entertained at dinner by the Pap
yrus Club, OF Boston, last Saturday evening, IN
company With Professor Lyon Playfair aud the
two distinguished Scandinavian authors. BiuTn-
stjerne Bj9rnson and ii. ii. BoyeSon.--Mr.
FREDERICK Lander, OF Washington. was regis
tered In Dresden on the 21th ullmo.-The
family OF General Roger a. Pryor siynineitheir
feelings over the result OF the late elecdol by
hanging black nag In the form or large
black shawl from the window OF their residence
IN BroOklyn. john q. BLOW, second son or
the late Hon. IL. T. Blow, some time one OF the
District Commissioners, died I'm 81 Louis last
Sulday.--It is announced that Mr. Aaam,
second secretary. and Captain Arthur, naval
atache OF the British legation here, Will shortly
sail fer England on leave or absence.
tor-elect Malone OF Virginia, and eX- Repre5en-
tatiye Maish, OF Pennsy Vania are at the Rigs.
"A cable message received at Newport yes
terday announces the ceaFh 10 Paris, or Green-
ough. the artist John p. Foley, OF the New
York Herald. IS IN town, being called here by
the sad duty OF burying one OF MS yousg child
ren.-Goyernor Holiday. or Virginia. passed
through the city today on his way 70 Rich
mond.-Mr. J. I. f. Prud dhomme, OF George
town, received very pleasant congcatulatOfy
letter from his Fellows or the National Acad-
emy OF Design on the occasion or his elghtleth
birthday last week. Mr.. F. was for a long time
an active member and one OF the Officers of the
Academy. AT the same time he was presented
With an elegant reclining chair as a mark
OF esteem from his present associates in
the Bureau OF Engraving and PrIBtlng.--
Mr.. John j. McElhone, official reporter ol the
House. has returned from his charming Penn-
sylyania summer residence.
ADJT GEN. DRUM has requested 10 be relieved as
soon as possible from the duties OF acting signal
officer. The President. &c is understood, as soon
as he'retoS--s from Fortress Monroe, VIII ap
point Gen. Myers 2ucceSsor.
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a Disabled Steamer.

NEW YORK, Nov. i0.-Arrtyed steamships
Lasseli. fiom Rio Jaueiro, and Monarch. from
Bremen. the latter having 10 tow the steam
The Joseph Ferens lost all the blades OF her
propeller ar sea ana has been making New
NOi k under sail
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THE FRENCH CRIsIs.-The French chambers
met yesterday and had stormy session, The
ministry made statement OF their past work
and future purposes. A motion made by M.
Ferry was voted down. and the ministers ne.
tired. and finally handed their RESERVATIONS IN
President Grevy, which were accepted. and M.
Gsmbetta and Leon Say were sent for Ia cnn.
suit regarding the formation OF a new mlntsfry
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A Chinaman Robbed and Murdered

who WAS robbed, ana shot while pursuing the
plferers, died az the hospital yesterday sfter-
roon. Two men. Thomas sexton aud Sd
i, nussh, were arrested, and the latter confesses
mat he committed i the murder
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ResraNaI or RInckmail. Mhicht

NEW York, Nov. le.--Richard Spring, young
lawyer. said 10 be from South Carolina. was
arrested yesterday or charge or BETRAYAL
under promise OF marriage. preferred by Emily
Hines. lits friends claim IN the most positive
manner that ihe charge is an attempt 10 levy
blackmail.
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California ReturnS-A Garfield Elec
tOr-Legisiature Close. Hat Repub-
lIcRn.

Especial Dispatch TO The EUeIltlag .Stall
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-The majority In
this state for the Hancock electors is 13s. One
Garfield elector is probably elected. The legis.
lature is republican, but closer than angici.
pated, being about four majority on loint bal
lot. en. John F. Miller Is the republican
candi late for L. s. Senator most generally
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fSa INDIANIANs-GJv. A q. PORTER
w The ctizens Of indians in the city WI NEE.
COCK % sbafp to maze arranss5eu,s for the recap
ti1n ef Coy PonIEs ~ IhmTsaay esenins s.o aSs oes T.
IT. President Indiana Cub.
49, REVIVAL SERVICES Ar McKENDREs
an ana ~ loS + SnEos o m TEk axe EW net
MING this week except Saturday. Preiching by
the so9a.,. raster. Rev c. hEHREHr RICHARDSON
49, + Q. Q. F.--Members o. UNION LoD9E.
No II; he o. gs o. HfRq fTf REeq9sssTSea stsed
Nov. I1tb, as BUSINESS of importance will be
01SSsn5 noss eei0fe the Hods PaUL BROWN. Rec Sec
~a THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
1HE LIQUOR DEALERS -
cosMopoLnTaN 20 T1ssi HALL,
WEDNESDAY, EvESTse, Sh November 10th.
AFTER WHICH DATE Tah INTRODUCTION
GEORGE HOLMES. Secretary. ''-' noVs st
rts5 -FoUITABLK co COOPERATIVE BUILD
tors having authorized 1.o00 additional shares to
te issued. snbssr1pii3n books siIl be open until
vaI ces viii tnd that this association possesses new
and desirable adsantages Adyasces are made on
tion whenever the borrower is able and desires TO
do So Premium ON advances are reduced aU-
raratively small. and the payments of omnnis
tiops avoided. Monthly payments on shares 81. 80
each. Shares ear be WITHDRAWN and receive reg
ulaI rates of interest, and redeemed according to
salninss OF the ASs9si 3aMEs fi2s H. sAv1LLE prsst
no16. 1888 Gil 7th street NV.
~ NEW FOUNpLaND COP LIVER OIL.
s~s 40 cent? per pint. Special attention is called
10 freshness and purity OF this Oil
6. G. O SIMMs, Druggist.
0etl0-2w l4tll York ave,
So SPECIAL NOTICF-A fresh supply Of
t~S PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
sylvania ut SOC. per ful pint bottle. oc2s-6m
eo NRw NUIL0ING AsSO0T ATION--THE
l@@ SERIAL SAVINGS AND Building AS.
ISOLATION vii hold its meeting for subscrp-
tions to stock and payment Of dnes, 81 per share
10, 1880 Han Ne 615 7th ST., opposite Patent Of
fee, at O'Clock p.r The secretary viii be at ths
meeting early to accommodate subscribers. Per-
cons desiring 70 connect thensaTos with pros per-
ors Building association, either as Investors or
with view to QltsiniDg money, are invited 70 at
tend the meeting, where certificates of stock and
constitutions may be procured.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS, President.
John COOK. Vice President.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer.
oct27-30, "a roy3,6.S 9SlO
E@a EDdAR'S COUGH sPEOIFIC. for coughs,
G~ colds, wHooPING COUGH and al lung
troubles. Price rs and SO cents per bottle. For
sale by all druggists Wholesale depot STOTT 4
CROMWELL, 4SO Pennsylvania ave. oct9 3m
"a NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Bethesda, Bedford Blue Lick, Congress. Deep
Hofborh R9fb Bue9 lhna h eyse5
james, Appollinars. RIlllna; White snIphar.
febl9 1879 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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Fatal shooting by am Old Man

FALL RIVKk, MASS, NOV. 9.-YeSterday, at
Tiverton Four Corners, ten miles from this ctr.
Charles Thomas, unmarried, went to MO ies
Grinnell's place TO remove hen house HV6
words passed between him and GrinneU. Wnsn
the latter went into his house, brought oat a
gun, ana sn0t Tnomas through the right lung
ana shoulder. Thomas died soon after. q ia
nei1 who u seventy years Old, was ARE sted
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MINERS BURNED TO DEATH The Godshaw
hoistlng works. at Bodie, Cal, were burned YES
terday. The sbaft OF the mine took fire and
were afterwards found dead at the bottom +
is feared also that Engineer Parker was burneI
with the works
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Baltimore City Water Loan,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1O.-PTOpOsaIs were opened
to-day at the city hall for $2lS 500 of the city
water loan, when 1t was found that they were
for $73s, $50. The bids ranged from 105 to ia
and the awards were sig, $50 at ia. $500 at ll2,
$500 at 112 ST. $500 at 113, at 1l205 $50 Ooo
at III .S9 $50 600 at 111.79 and $44 05O at l1164
The total premium amounted to S26 167. Al. The
highest bid was one and one-half cents below
the market price In the Stock EXCHANGE
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GOVERNOR CoLQuTT was inaugurated a
Atlanta, yesterday, for the second term as gov
erpor OF georgia, with great enthusiasm. IN ,
Dto1le and Dixie" amid loud cheers.
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TIE ACTUAL C0sT OF THE POSTAL SERVICE to
the general Treasury during the past fiscal year
enue from the money order business was $685.
215
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internai rev.
enue, S22s, go %: customs. s5Sl .si4 ~.
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TIE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS were made at the
Census Office Yesterday: From 5000 to $500 CLERK

Census Office yesterday: From 5000 to $3.50 clerk
ships Lizzie A. Draper, D. c.. M. Virginia
Duvall, Md; Fannie Atwater, Conn; Maggie
Nellie ii. Smith. D. c.; Mamie Lowry. d. c.
From $3.50 to s6GO-Sallie NJ. Massey. D. c
Lizzie Smith, Mass; Mabel,e L. Fairchild, n.
ID. c.: Emma NJ. Davis Anna r. Wilkerson and
George w. Miller, D. c.; Marion ~ Black Del.
Miss Emma &. Gargwer, d. G., was promoted
from $3.50 to $40.
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A POPULAR CHURCH FOR WEDDINGs-Calvary
Baptist Church appears to enjoy harvest Of
weddings since during the past month or two
they have averaged ABOUT one a week. NJ
is a special favorite With the marriageable po-
tton OF his flock. Last night Mr. It. n. Adams
and Miss Anute Bouts, members of the Calvary
Sunday school. were joined in the holy bonds Ia
the presence Of large and brilliant assembly,
and tonight aEother,-Well, we must not
tell secrets.
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REPRESENTATIVE ATKINS RE.ELECrEp.-Col
Stevens has received dispatch from Chairman
Atkins, OF the appropriations committee. the
dispatch is about committee business and con-
cludes: Thanks to a generous con 5tituency
am again elected" The report that he had
been defeated must therefore have been inc 1r-
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tion has been Informed by Prof. Swift, o
Rochester, that the comet announced as dis
covered by Lohse Is the same discovered by
himself on the 10th OF october, 1880.
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MENTs have been made: j. p. Turner, store-
keeper and gauger Sth district Of Kentucky; r.
NJ. Worley. stOrekeeper Sth district OF Illinois,
and A. f. Todd. Leslie Combs Jr., and Charles
Fur, gaugers 7th district OF Kentucky.
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OVER THE LNT.-Secretary Sherman today
oeclneo an oners made In New York to sell
the pfices at which they were offered be- n ana,
quaiter OF one per cent, above the ltmiI fixefi
by the Secretary. --As A1Ao"