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WASH xtonians 0t the BtsCeWeeWmtans
PRAISE FOX THH DISTRICT TRoors-THE cossoREo
ORGANIZATIONS ATTRACT MUCH ATTKsrIoS-rsln
SOUVENIRS
correspondenoe Of Tbs EvESISo srAn.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. e.
The Washington troops in parade to-day won
their fun share OF praise. To the great majority
OF visitors here coming from the interior OF tho
state. the sight OF a handsomely equipped AMI
finely drilled colored military organization was
quite novel The Capital City Guards and the
Washington Cadets OF Washington, and the Monu-
mental CITY Guards OF Baltimore. therefore at
tracted much notice, ana were applauded al
along the line.
Nearly all or the Washington Knights Templar
returned home to-day. some OF the hicyclers re-
manned over, and left this afternoon Tor visit To
tie bicycle factory at smlthville- They VIII 80
home tomorrow. The bicyclers are well pleased
tn their visit, and very much gratlfied 20 take
back the colors awarded 10 the cub making the
here. Sir knight ". 5. Roose, or DE Molay Come
lnandery. Will take home with him a very hand
some souvenir. This Is a cane or polished English
oak, made from a ratter OF the house in which
land, as a notion prevailed In that country 800
years ago that there was no wood on this cont1-
nent The cane has a beautifully wrought silver
head. having the figures l6S2lSS2, which are seen
everywhere In Philadelphia. intertwined In grace
ful design. The cane was presented TO Mr.. Rooso
by Past Eminent Commander Cooper, OF St Johns
Commandery, Philadelphia, in recognition OF cour.
tesies shown 10y Mr.. Roose TO members OF St Johns
Commandery.
The rinal ceremonies I'm the celebration took
place tonight at tie Academy OF Music. In which
a brilliant audience was assembled. There wer0
musical exercises participated In by lao public
ney Graham and Governor Hoyt The latter fore
mally closed the celebration.
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The Star Route Bribery.

Mr.. DRIVERS CONNECTION WITH THE CASH.
Mr.. Wells said this afternoon that it does not
follow because conspiracy is charged against Mr..
Dickson that Mr.. Driver should be arrested
Mr.. DECISIONS HOPE.
After Mr.. A. L Barbour had become surety for
Mr. Dickson and was leaving the courtroom Mr..
Dickson graSped his hand and said:
81 hope, my friend, that you will never have
cause to regret this act OF friendship IN my be-
halfr
Il have not the slightest idea that ever WILL
IN RELATION TO THE DENIAL
that warrant for the arrest OF Henry A. Bowen,
special agent for the Department of Justice had
been applied for, STAR reporter saw Mr. Charles
s. Moore, assistant district attorney, and asked
him If Mr.. Dickson had applied TO him for a war
rant. MIR. Moore stated that Mr. C. Maurice Smith,
DickSons counsel, came to him and asked for a
warrant against Bowen, charging him with trying
to influence juror on the star route jury. Mr..
Moore said that as the whole bribery matter had
Seen put IN the hands OF MI Wells he referred
Mr.. Dickson did not apply to MIR. Wells for the
warrant, but he Smith applied to Mr.: Wells for
the warrant Mr.. Wells dsclamS any knowledge
OF any warrant against Bowen being applied for.
NO QUARREL
There was report in circulation to-day that
Mr.. Dickson and MIR. Kennedy, who is employed In
the marshaPs office and who Is intimate with Mr..
Dickson, had had quarrel Such, however. is
not the fact-the only words passing being Mr..
Dickson questioning the accuracy OF the testimony
Of Mr.. Kennedy as to the remark attributed TO
him (Dickson)
TRYING TO GET BoNDMAN FOR PAYNE.
The friends of Arthur Payne, the colored man,
who was arrested Wednesday night, In connection
with the star route jury bribery cases, who is still
in Jail, have been trying In vain for the past two
days to get a bondsmen for him, but have not
found any one yet that Will give the $4,000 bail
required.
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Name.
Condensed Locals.

The charges Of grand larceny against the French
C0vevncSS, who WAS arrested for stealing n large
quantity OF silks, velvets and diamonds from the
house Or Gen. Sturgiss, at the Soldiers Home,
have been set for next Tuesday.
Joseph Fiemming,who made a violent assault on
his wife year and a-half since, for which he WAS
sentencet to the Albany penitentary, has been
parioned.
On Thursday Central American deer, two mar
mOSetS and an owi-eyed monkey were received at
the National Museum. They are now on exhibit
ton In the rotunda or the building, and attract
much attention.
About 1870 O'Clock yesterday afternoon young
man named VIM. Nancy was thrown from horse
at the National race course, while riding Steeple-
chase, and had several ribs broken. He was sent
to Providence hospital in the police ambulance.
The name OF w. BurriS Was enormously Included
in the list OF patent attorneys be arrested for
nop-procurement OF license, as that list was In
tended to include those only who are not members
OF the bar OF the Supreme Court OF the District
Chas. H. Taylor was charged In the Police Court
to-day with stealing hat from the hallway OF Mr..
Vernon AShtOn'S house. Mr.. Ashton stated that
when the defendant was caught with the hat he
said he took it to get something 10 drink With.
judge Smell sent him to 1atl for six months.
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"Iahone and the II. q. n, Again.


To thc Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR:
Permit me 10 IN Ike a brief reply 10 the note Of
Mr.. Dallas in last nights Issue or THE STAR, I'm
which Mr.. Dallas says:
81 do believe that every office-holder,
male or female VINO f. Gbe to contribute TO tho
campaign 'sinews' SHOULD do So"
It appears 20 me that political party must
have fallen 10 very low level II it becomes nee.
eSSary 10 support Itself by TObbfag the employees
OF the government; and that nation must be
very lndugent one-nDt 10 say any, thing worse
10 permit IT, i this the muc -bO9sted-of Ameri-
can freedom? The honor or "A political party that
StoOpS u such low meanncSS a. TO demand a con-
tbuti0n Tor its support from the emf loyes OF the
government cannot, indeed, amount To much, es-
pecially when IL allows the money thus collected
10y system tie robbery To Toe employed for the
person Acknowledgement OF some individual who
otherwise would b. very small and obscure. IL 10
about time that the employees OF the government,
as body, refuse 10 be- robbed; IL Is about time
that the American nation, as a nation, protest
against this method OF bribery, and demand
punishment for such shameless outrage
A FREE MAJ
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Wall OF the Victims.

Sure It's grand old party
Or else IL wouldn't thrive
While robbing poor widow
And hungry babies five.
With patches on my breeches
I'm hurrying home TO vote,
Ny body covered with leeches
And dagger drawn at my throat
Two per cent 10 Jay Hubbell
And five per cent TO Mahonei
When viii these thirsty blood suckers
Let us poor devils alone.
Stalwarts, Half-breeds, and Kickers
VIII soon be out OF their trouble,
And lying beneath the ruins, dead,
With mangled body and broken head,
VIII be Malone and Hubbell.
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BHECHER LOOKING FOR HIS RIAL SELF.-In re-
sponse TO an invitation from the Boston Traveller
10 express his views or the criticisms made upon
his Withdrawal from the Congregational church,
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher replied that it was not
often that one can see himself as others see him,
especially asBoston clergymen see him. But when,
he continues, you suggest reply TO these am
and enlightened state OF my mind. I I'm bent on
Improvement Laying aside all OF my old notions
OF my beliefs and OF standing am carefully put
ting together the real m N that now am taught
that am. Mr. Beecher says that after he gets his
personal identity together he intendStO study the
OiOgy. II am determined before ] die to ind q
theology which viii pass muster at Bangor. at An
dover, at Cambridge, at New Haven, a Princeton,
at Allegheny. at Oberlin. at Chicago. and at Pan
street. then shall WILLINGLY dias
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Little Phil, BIZ Bird, Ida b and the yudgs 80
the winners or the Brighton Beach raceo 49,
day. g
In pitched battle between me Mayo ~ -,
killed. A large number Wego WOQn0o4 8UouI y
threo 0uopo were k11le0 s.
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Telegrapflic Briefs.

ter, Pa, was struck by lightning last night and
was destroyed, together With the contents includ-
ing seven head OF live stock and the seasons
crops.
The loss on the Gates Eouse at Bennington, Vt,
destroyed by fire last night, is total The building
was insured for $4,000, valued at $4,000. The fur
niture was partly saved and is insured for ST. 1875
which nearly covers the l,ss The damage to the
surrounding property was $500.
Three hundred thousand dollars worth of land
In West Texas was sold In New York yesterday to
an English company.
Thomas T. Hudson, dry goods merchant Of
Fort Worth, who was reported as having failed
few days ago, brought suit yesterday against
Willis & Bro, OF Galveston, for 100000 damages
for seizure Of his stock, thereby suspending his
business
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TRUNNEL & CLARK,
81 MARKET SPACE,
Have very large stock of DRY GOODS of the best
Class and at the Lowest Prices
Schroder's Celebrated MONOPOLY SILK, in Black,
at 1.25 81 80, sI.75, 81 s. 49, Cannot BE BEAT.
OTTOMAN Sill Black and Coiors.
Special numbers in COLORED ILkS, 81, 81. 25 81 so
BhOC AIDE iIUSHES very stylish.
splendid line OF PLAIN PLUSHES and VFIVETS
We keep MAGNIFICENT line of LUPIN = Black Goods
COUkIAULD'S ENGLI Ii CkEPES. Wide for Wells
ELANNEIS, BLANKETS and COMFORTS
Our stock Of TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS
is very attractive.
LADIES' and Gents HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.
Ladie and Gents HANDKERCHIEF5, beauti full
variety.
large stock of Prints. Brown and Bleach Canton
Fannes, and all Leading Domescs, at 'Rock botom''
figures. The Store is now complete and the verdict ia
that it is We'll lighted, WELL VENTILATED and
STOCKED. An examination OF Goods aud comparison
of Prices solicited.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
TRUNNEL d CLARK
OFT 81 MARKET SPACE.
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Surprising a Case.
From the New York Herald.

Suppose President Arthur had promptly ana
manfGlly protected his subordinates against 10
demands OF Hubbell and Henderson,? NO o.
doubts that he on yht To have done so. II he ha4
Sternly rebuked the attempt or the congreSaionoS
committee to blackmail his clerks his c0uf1e
would have been answered. with hearty snoU
OF applause from the whole country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-28

RHINESTONE & PERRY.
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.
COLORED SILKS. SATINS RHADAMAS OTTO
MANS, NELNLTS and PLUSHES plain and bro
caded
ALL SHADES.
LUPIN's CELEBRATED CAsHMEREs. 5oc., 62xc,
l5c., an 81.
ALL SHADES.
42-inch NHOODA CLOTHS, Soc, 62Lc. 75c, S7<c
81 and L. %.
ALL SHADES.
4o-ineh CORDED CAsHMERES and BILLIARD
CLOTHS.
ALL SHADES
= LADIES CLOTHS. 37hc. Soc. and 62hc.
ALL SHADES.
G. LADI 81 CLOTH, at 81 and ST. 5.
ALL SHADES.
LUpns celebrated BLACK CASHMERES.
MOURNING GOODS and ENGLISH CREPES Speci-
atty.
TLANNELS and BLANKETS fine line.
Great Bargains in our LINEN Department
HOSIERY and UNDER WEAR, full stock
Novelties III HANDKERCHIEFS at popular prices.
Our DOMESTi G DEPARTMENT is complete and
bottom prices.
HEMPSTONE & PERRY,
o21 S03 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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PEARIs are tine only Jewels which cannot be b

PEARLS are the only jewels which cannot be ~.
proved by the art OF man; their form and lustre =
given them while In the depths OF the sea. a.
skill In selection and arrangement Is all that -
mains 70 display their charms necklace =
round pearls. OF even color, Is, without doubt -
most refined ornament that can be worn. H0wag4
4 Co, OF Fifth avenue, New York, have the laryoy
collection OF pearl necklaces in America, ana O.
also show many rare single pearls Of excep0oo
quality and great value.
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Dull Day il Wall Street.

NEW YORK, Oct 2S-The Posts financial article
says: The money market continues very easy for
borrowers on call at per cent according to the
collateral pledged Time loans ana mercantile
paper are uncnahggo ami IL9 sioGk hHnnaase mar
bonds are strong and higher for the lives. State
bonds are up 1a1H for the Tennessee Issues
and are otherwise unchanged. Railroad bonds
are strong and higher. The stock market has
been feverish, with Lake Shore strong throughout,
the other Vanderbilt stocks at best steady, and
the remainder OF the lis, heavy to weak. The
weakest stocks has been Louisville, Omaha,
Western Union Telegraph, Texas and Pacific, and
agement of the New York, Chicago and st. Louis
company will be reorganzed In the Vanderbilt in
terest in January by which time all the stock
bought from the projectors and late owners Of the
road will have been delivered and paid for. The
shOrt" interest In the market is again increased.
The foreign exchange market is very dull
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Perils Of the Snnall.Efy.
From abe Cincinnati Enquirer.

FfOm t1c CInclHndu EHQuIfer.
The hair OF Mr.. A. b. Cornell, star roueeR
indicted at Leayenworth, has turned from Joe
black TO pure white in three weeks. MI. Cofne0
Is, no doubt. one OF the smaller OF the gang, ana
realizes, therefore, the peril In which be stan0A
We are betting large sums In money that NJ
DorSey's hair retains its youthful luster.
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The KEubbeIl-MahOnc KHarpkeos
From the Philadelphia Times

Let there be a fixed tenure OF ONCE, with .
| chance FOR promotion for merit and for no Othoe
reason Then compel the plundering harpies q
the Hubbell- Malone stripe TO keep their hands q
fhe 5 alares OF the fncumberts, so that prudene
man may have q chance 70 lay by something fog
n a
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District Government Affairs.
LIOUOR IItENSEH

New applications for l1qlor licenses filed to-day
from the following persons: P: l. Bagnam Co.,
Ihos. Brown, John Beck, ]. Carley Bro, VIM:
T. Dubant, Catherine DonrslIy, A. Freley. Michael
Ford, John Farrell, August Kock, +. c. Miller, lg-
natius Nau, and John RoS
soncrs: John Corrigan, puffy & Leannarda, Geo.
Il. Fogle, Charles Gref, Nary A. Logan, Charles
Mades, Charles Schroetl, and Charles KlotZ.
IhoSe d1Sapproyed were ". L. Beuchert, Samuel
NJ. Bryan, Nicholas Clarke August Giescke, Fritz
Nlemann John A. Roth, Michael Hayden, and
Hannah Leonard.
ARREARAGE5 oF TAXES
The receipts at the District collect ors office yes
teIuay on account OF lrHearage taxes were
the entire receipts durin. the present month up
10 To-Day from tax arreariges were about s6o,00o.
The Avenue Pavement Case Decided.
This morning, in the EQUITY Court, Judge Hag-
ner gave his decision in tie case OF c. f. Creecy
against the District of Columbia and H. L. Cram
ford, In favor OF the defendants. The bill In this
case was for an injunction to restrain the de-
remnants from using the Shillinger patent pave
ment In the District and to recover Tor royalty.
or eecy Claimed that he owned the r1gnt, with
others, and 1t was shown that ON July Sd.
1871, Shlilinger secured reissue OF MS
parties and the court he'll that Creecy alone could
not maintain the suit Jtdge Hagner also noticed
the TACT that Shillinger mad filed Dill IA days
aIter the assignment, in Which ne Claims that he
was the owner OF the patent, and Few years after
wards MS name appears rs complainant with the
the District After noticing some other features
OF the case the court directed that decree be
Drawn denying the in1un.tion.
up
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Mps Sroyuyr,s CpyIDprN TESTIFY au.yrSr

MRS. SC0vIILEs CHILDREN TESTIFY AGAINST
HER.-In the Scoville case. in Chicago, yesterday.
Louis, son OF the defendant, testified that he be-
Heved bis mother TO be insane, because she per-
sisted in the notion that she could write BOOKS nd
lecture successfully, and because she ran board
ing house when she was losing money. MRS:
Scovile- Harper testified that her mother mad tod
her that her ply stefan, DIR. zimmerman, WAS The
most Ioyabie man that ever lived, and that he
died for love of her While this witness was
under cross-examfnatfon her husband, apparently
under the influence OF liquor, made disturbance
in court, saying he Was there 10 protect his WIFE,
Tie was committed for ten days for contempt.
Mrs Harpers testimony closed the evidence, and
the attorneys then made their arguments to the
Jury.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensiyn W. n Constant de-
tached from the coast survey steamer Blake, and
placed on waiting orders Naval Cadet Adam
GcAlliSter from the Naval Academy, and placed.
on waiting orderA
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SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.-In the Criminal
Court to-day Judge Macarthur sentenced Charles
Preston alias John Williams, convicted OF grand
larceny OF ladies' satchel and cO8t ents, to one
year In the penitentiary at Erie. Edward Joyce,
petit larceny, was sentenced to sfx months In
jajl
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DRY GOODS.
DOR THE LADIES.

t'oh The LADIES.
Receiving from the manufacturers every day,
LADIES' SILK CLOAKS and DOLMANS
in great variety. Also,
LADIES' COATS and ULSTERs.
in fine cloth, at prices to suit all.
Brocaded PLUSHES and vELvETS in al the
shades.
Onr stock of Black and Colored yELyETS and
PLUSHES is complete.
Ladies' Cloaking in all shades and at all prices Don't
fail to call and examine for yourselves.
j. A. LUTTRELL & CO.,
o26 SIT Market Space.
nRIYES IN WHITE BLANKETS.
6-pound ALL-wooL GOODS s..
FINER GRADES FROM So so to s12
TYLER l. CHEWING,
o23 91s 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
TrefolloWing are the OpCning ana closing prl res
& the New York Stock Market TO-DAY, rs reported
by special wire TO H. IL Dodge, 539 18th street.
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News fIrscfS.

Thirty-three new Cases OF yellow fever and one
death were reported at Pensacola, Fla. yesterday.
The total number OF cases " date Is leo, and l1l
deaths.
There was a 'steer-ropng tournament" at the
TEXTS state fair at Austin. Mr.. Il. j. Morris, who
won the prize, laSsoet Wild steer and tied his
legs in a blOck-knot In one minute and thirty
seconds.
An opinion has been rendered by the Connecti-
cut supreme court setting aside the trust deed OF
the A. and w. Sprague manufacturing company
to Zacheriah ChafYee as fraudulent and void
The army ride contest at Fort Leayenworfh
closed yesterday the Atlantic division taking the
first medal. Gems Sherman ana Sheridan, Sena-
tor Logan and wife and Major General Pope were
present.
As the steamship Alene, OF the Atlas line, was
going out OF New York harbor yesterday She COL
llded with the United States monitor Nantucket
large section OF iron casing was torn from the
side or the steamship, and the water poured In so
rapidly that the pilot was obliged TO run her
aground In the Eiysian Fields II Will cost about
$4,000 to repair the Alene.
At Spring City, Tenn, yesterday a man named
Handle, accompanied by woman he said was
his Wife, took supper at the railroad station Dur
ing the meal It seems the woman put arsenic In
the food OF her companion and herself. They both
died in an hour afterward
The Chicago Herald yesterday filed an answer
In the application for receiver made ten days
ago by Scott Smith, its Washington correspond
ent and a StockhOder in the paper. The defend
ants deny that the mortgages upon the property
are OF fraudulent character, and claim they
Were executed for the purpose Of raising money 10
pay tie dc BITS OF The concern.
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DRY GOODS.


THE CRAEDrST p1rIrn1Nc co1rr11 ov
>-v voD,,,
N" Aohh'
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK
A-' "A'iai'"AoN'
TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY.
c.. - ,ii - 60, - ,I aV 49, W VIC w.
Flnres |' fO'1'O-O
for the coming week we snail OTTER:
cases 30inch wide Rubans, at 1215 cts. No housein
the country can initiate this grand bargain.
- o., ~, -, :. u., 49,
our popular prices.
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I'm the Way Of q Suge

I'm the Way Of q suggestion.
From the Chicago Times.
The title OF Jay Hubbell's book on the republie
can party Is a miSnom,r. It should have been
called "The Pirates Own Book
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Bright Prospecs. of tie Canal.

The board of directors OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal company met at Cumberland on Thurs
day, the Goth Instant Reports from the canal
show the wCri to be In splendid condition. Large
quantities o. coal are being shipped, and the gem
eral OUTLOOK good ior future business. The board
ordered tae immediate c0nStru ton OF a bridge
across Potomac street, Georgetown. The IN tterial
is Oh hand and the superintendent was authorized
to proc ell 1t once which Will be good news Tor
friend, WHO are doing business Ia that locality.
AyIRaINIA POLITICIAN ASSAULTED j no. Starr,
the man az inst whom three warrants have been
issued tor ass auitng j. lyd T. Sneed, was cSlied
Tor trial befOr Judge Shell this morning. Snaad
Is An intclliga young man. and stated that he Is
employed To cam paIgn for the republican party
in Virginia. He stated that last Wednesday
night, while standing In 'front.' OF tie Metrog oiitan
hotel. the defendant suddenly knocked him down
AMI ;beat him in the face, and he believes that
Starr intended to Kin him. The complain ant
showed the court pair OF badly bTu Sed eyes and
an otherwise dsfgired face. which he said WAS
the result OF the assault. This statement was
cOrrCborated by another witness. Starr stated
that the defendant has been tllidng about hin,
ana thre atennd hln, AM on the night ia question,
he threatened 10 ciuD witness, who Knocked nina
down. The court imposed fine OF 30 or 80 days
III jail
DrvoncFp.-To-day Judge Hagner, In the Equity
Court, made a decree OF divorce in the Case OF
Ann Virginia Marcy against John T. Marcy, in
which the bill was brought 10y Mr.. b. Ill. Webb
The complainant stated That under the maine VI
Ann Virginia Phelps she WAS married in George
town to defendant Sept. 20, 1859. and she charged
that Tor seven years lie has Oeen an naDllul
drInkard and has elected ms family.
THE EQUITABLE BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-The
Equitable Co-oDeratfve Blfliing Association has
reached its third year and the board OF directors
Ii We authorized the Issue o. 90 shares in the
fourth series OF stock FOR which subscription books
are new open. The Equitable has advanced to its
members Total OF $3.50 100 10 buy homes, pay of
mortgages. &c, during the three years of is exist,
encf 4na a. snt r ths me6fr5 s have ana are
nitude OF tie business transacted, the extent OF
accOmm 1datlol TO it, N amb1 RS, ana the large de-
gree OF success the association has realized. The
names OF the subs ;rlpt.oa Committee VIII befound
Ia another column.
SUIT FOR SLANDER-TO-day Mr. n. Fl. Miller,
for Samuel Dieber, filei a suit against Thomas
Bayne, charg NJ defendant with SANDER, for
which he claims $1,000 dam ages. The SANDER is
alleged to have been perpatrjtel in March, 1876,
when defendant said OF and concerning pl1inilif,
" You Swiniied m. out or $780," ami on Oct. 10
he aga in said, lou robbed Inc out Oh $780," and
again, You robbed me out or my alley"
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ARMY LEAvEs.-The leave OF absence granted
Capt. Charles r. Barnett, assistant gu irternaster
is ext ended until January /. 1883. Leave for six
months is granted First Lieut.. Francis B. Jones'
regimental Quartermaster Il infantry. The leave
granted Second Lieut.. James A. Hutton, is eX-
tended two months. Theleave Of absence granted
Second Lieut.. James V. s. Paddock, 9th cavalry, is
extended three months.