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Mail Ira importation.
MORE MILES OF STAR ROUTE SERVICE AT A LESS cos,


MORE NILES OF STAR ROUTE SERVICE AT LESS COST
THAN UNDER BRADY.
The report OF Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Elmer for the year ended June 90 1882, shows
that the cost of railroad mail transportation was
$l0373515, against So 1855 for the previous year.
The Increase in mileage was 1894 miles, or SO per
cent This Is the greatest increase in length OF
railroad routes ever made in any one year. and IS
greater than the entire railroad mileage in 1851.
The appropriation for the fiscal year ending June
3O 1883 Is and the estimate for this item
LOT 1884 Is 0O0 The estimated Increase is
less than is shown for 1882 1881 as the proba
Ole rate or increase in cost will be reduced as the
aggregate mileage Is enlarged
SAVING IN THE STAR ROUTE SERVICE
Inc next largest item of expenditure IS for the
star service. The cost Of this service during the
nscal year ended June 80, 1882, was s. 5553 $40 or
81 5O6 less than for the previous year or this
sum Ine larger portion is due to revision of service
anu bringing the same within limits not to exceed
lne requirements OF the localities to be sunnIied
with mails, and some OF the remainder arises
Sne SupelSedure OF star by railroad service It is
DeMeVed that s. 500 OF the appropriation for 1884
WI! remain unexpended at the close of the wear.
5 anu tne estlmateS for 1884, though sufrictently
u incaeaSed M frequency on Old routes is set down
at so,oOO,oOo This, says Mr.. Elmer is worthy OF
noCe, as IL Will cover the cost of the growth and
expansion p or the service for the two fiscal wears
ol 1883 ana 1884 and is little less than the cost
on the 30th OF June, 1882 The 0annmai trans snSO
portation" or number OF miles Travelled IN N the
R@eIlornance @ OF the star route service during the
lscaa M year 1882 was &c, ,924, 1867 miles: the cost
SSS'oooo'oaS; Cne annual transportation for 1880
oeS o. Sso miles, the cost, 81 32l 499; the result
Ge;S lllies more transportation and 81 $50 re.
for 1880 0' '-A0 9''AA0 iVen1S
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Alexandria Affairx
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

! N.
roi,t nHE ,piscATAwAY RoUTE--The Piscstaway creek
conOinlng that route with the Maryland ferry To
BerryS s landing, ana yesterday the ferry steamer
Nlrg ma made special trip up the Pfs, wav
creek. The steamer is now chartered by the terry
company 10 Mr.. w. s. Moore, who has comnlied
.horoughly with his contract TO keep open Alexan-
oHuiia trade with the Maryland shore The pro-
po5al Tor Clearing out Broad creek and sending fbe
Terry boats up that route has come TO naughI N
bAsk BAIL-The game OF base ball YESTERDAY
aIternoon, between the National Star nine or
washington and the Alexandria Association nine
was played at the Association grounds here and
reSulleo: national Stars. 9; Alexandra nine o.
hEPoRTERiS NoTES.-Mr. S. B. Stoutenburg has
Cne virginia Theological Seminary in Fairfax
county, near tnls place.. A Marshall has the
contract Tor city wood for the poor this wInter-
AleXanufla seems TO have become fayorfte
Tramp" or gypsies lately. Almost every week
gangs VlSlt the city and make round OF begging
IL Is probable that, as there is some complaint on
the subject, the authorities Will not permit them
TO collect crowds the streets hereafter but will
sehd thein out or town as soon as they appear
Inc examinations or the work OF the Committee
on streets upon Union street and on Cameron
Street VIII be begun tonight by a special commt-
Tee iof The city council consisting or Messrs Nc.
Lean, Strauss, Moore, and Peake-The Wasbin0
ton and Western railroad company transacfed no
business at Its annual meeting except the re.
electlon OF It's dlrectOrS.--At the station houss
tnls morning young man Is held for refusing ser.
vice upon the chain gaHg.-The steamer Excel.
sior having undergone some repairs at the lower
snip yard Will be ready for service ia a short time
yard is now planked, and Will be ready for the
palnters In few days-Al the political meet
lng3 named for last night and to-nipbt were on
uouhced yesterday afternoon as pOStDoped
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The Jeannette Inquiry.
A QUESTION LIEUT.. DANENHowER DID NOT THINK IT
PROPER TO ANSWER


QUESTION LIEUT.. DANENHOWER DID NOT THINK IT
PROPER TO ANSWER.
In the Jeanette board OF inquiry this morning,
after the reading and approval of yesterdays re.
cord, Lieut. Danenhower was recalled. In reply to
a question by the court, he stated that, judging
from the experience OF the whale ships and that
OF the Jeanette herself, the chances OF getting
free after once being beset in the ice such az is
usually found of Wrangel Land, are very slight.
The report OF Capt Hooper to the Secretary OF the
treasury OF the cruise OF the United States revenue
steamer Corwin, during 1880 and 1881, witness
thought was good authority on this point. It
showed that ST whaling vessels have been beset In
Ine Ice and lost since 1871. Witness was asked: :
DO you know OF anything in the manageme ns of
Ine Jeannette which subsequent experience proved
Rre]udicial and which could have been avoided?"
HIS reply was: "It is a question OF Judgment
Wnich IS called for by the court, and when / EN-
parked on the expedition l was to abide by the
Judgment OF the commander and do not wish to
oppose my judgment TO that OF the commander or
others unless 1t is absolutely required OF me-" The
court was then cleared for consultation.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 19.-virginia Ca consolidated
2. do second series. 30; fortes 42s b,d 10.
BALTIMORE. Oct. Is.-Cotton dun-midd,ine II
sa lar demad and steady Wheat southern quiet
al; Al IA; do amber. l2al. Is: No: western winter
aiVs'4' December. ]. 1Oal. l0is: January L ii -
LIE Germ. southern firm and quiet: western anisx
and shade lower-southcrn white, f4a76; new do vel.
low nominal. s5sS6 old western mixed spot and ns-
' oer' nominal 20: November, 20: year. 66aG6 jan
m mdaiy; 69+a6l .oats steady and rm-southern, zSa1s
u4 Ied rust proof, 3Sa40; western white 44a47: do
aed, ,,nn 42sts Pennsyvana. 4ss47. Rye quiet ana
..oihai 6oa6s Hay ia rly active and steady-nri,ns
e e1lSe fennsysania and Maryland GOALS o.
westrn ntd ar ana steady Butter firm for choice
81 81 Petroleum qule. and northumberland. Ssss7s
Sonee dun Rio cargoes. ordinary to far 75saeL
s,aa Snsar dll "a soft ga copper refined, I7I Whisky
s Isa ~. frelghts to Liverpool per steamer
eainooTst"n S22d -four. l. sd grain 5saed Re-
Zoo bushels Shipments wheat, 55 600 bushels. corn
soI 5o9 400 bushels saes-sheat l95. 900 busels corn
NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Stocks moderately activ.
Money, D Exchange-long, 4slz4 short 1S5is Stssc
Cotton quiet. ''n"nseo.
WEN SEw ~. YORK, Oct ls.-Flour firm and quiet.
neat Ialriy active 1sah cent better. Corn firm Es
A7s higher. Po-k firm, 24.O0 Lard steady l3 60
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Sons Of Veterans i'm Convention

PITrsBuRG, Pa, Oct 1s.-The national conven.
uon OF the Sons OF Veterans continued In session
Today, and will probably conclude its business
InIS evening" The next convention will be held
In New York city. The following oficers were
eiected; Commander-fn-chief, II. L. Rawley, Pitts
DuIg; lieutenant commander, Charles Durfee De-
Wlco1, Columbus, Ohio; chief OF stan, Walter e.
MOTIFS, Pittsburg; adJutant general II. w. Wilkes,
PittSourg; quartermaSter general, +. N. Arbogast
Pittsburg; inspector general, J. B. Stanton. Am,
sterdam: N. Y; judge advocate general, Chariss
GhenoWftz, Chicago, NJ; chief mfnistering ofiicer
w; d. H Taylor, saltwater, Mimi chaplain-in.
CHIEF, VIII r. Byers. Columbus, Ohio; chief ord
nance omcer, Charles bowling, Albany, N. Y:
surgeon, Henry Wills. Broeklon, N. Y.
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Foreign News by Cable.

ARABIS PRINCIPAL COUNSEL.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 19.-Mr. Bradley, an Englis
Darrister, Arabi Pasha's principal counsel, as ar
rived here and proceede d to Cairo.
ARABI PAsHA's DRFENsK
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch to the Central
news Agency from Cairo says the crisis has
tIo, ehded. The Egyptian ministry have fntim ated
teir Eia intention to permit Messrs. Broadley and
Eve ana Hon. Mark Francis Napier to Sefend
Arabl Pasha on the condition that the witnesses
In I9f case shall undergo preliminary examina q.
LONDON, Oct. l9.-Mr Barry Sullivan. the actor
mas consented to be nominated for the ma amenf
lor an irlsh constituency on home rule principles
HUGH o'D0NNELL AND THE CoNFERENCe PRocR.M
DUBLIN, Oct 19-Mr. Hugh O'DonneIl. M p
writes TO the FreeDdn'S Journal that though he
Is S aetermlned to support the conference program,
constituted that il only a small humber OF conntv
aelegateS are sufficiently flexible, its whole con-
Iroi VIII DE In the hands OF the sixteen nominees
VI ene lrlSn parliamentary party.
THE NEW IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE
49,, OonLlN, OC@ I5-1ne organized committee OF
Ine new Irish national league Will hold its first
meeting to-day. ''o '
MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON, Oct. 19--The British brig ST Georoa
stranded of Ballywalter Ireland The crew were
ianued. Inc st. George arrived at Maryport on
september 20 from Quebec.
nn nuIk LOT Barcelona, was abandoned near the
western Islands Three OF the crew were drowned
M ane rest Oh the crew have been landed at Graves
sANDowN RACES.
Ine autumn meeting at SanJown Park began
So-day: The race for the great Sapling plate for
colt Goldfied. Mr c. Blanton's bay CO colt t'TTe The
aI frince came in second, and Capt MachelIs bav
MY III h9oKery third Eleven horses ran, Including
"i' o. H. heenes pay colt PotoSL
SENTENCED TO DEATH
TRIESTE, Oct 19.-It is stated that Oyerdank.
the man arrested some time since while mannrac,'
'ufing Oomos. has been sentenced to death.
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Coal Miners uO Desnamd Uucr>>
Wagca

fITIsBCRG, PA, Oct le-ln compliance with the
request or nve pits, President Jones on the coa =
miners ASSOCIATION, has called convention OF the
miners OF the PittSburg district for Friday Octoir
2th. Tor the purpose OF demanding the RESTORATION
OF the rate OF four cents Tor mining on November
loth The present rate is 81 cents, and IL was the
outcome or The late strike, which failed after four
month or ideness The miners now believe that
tne demand FOR coal will be so great at that time
That the operators viii be forced 10 grant the in
crease. 60 > ~"
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BOSTON, Oct 1a-In regard to the failure OF
noyaI y. Storrs T. Co, The wel-known wool manu-
Iactur1ng nrm OF East Denham, Mass, It is learned
t that Ineir Liabilities are $450o is alleged also
Saae up 70 Wltnn feW days the creditors OF the
ceInl1g ltS resources Some months ago It Is said
tne nrm claimed to have large excess OF assets
amount to but $230000. VIM. s. Slater Is an en-
0orser TO large amount OF the concerns paper,
and as 1t was believed that he owned large
amount OF real estate his endorsement was pener-
ally accepted. Investigation, however, discloses
that he does not own q large amount Of property
and that some recent transfers have beer made
which have questionable appearance.
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The Political Field
CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures mn
CRATs IN BALTIMoRE-THE OREGON EIGHT II

CONGRESSIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nvuo
CkATs IN BALTIMoRE-THE OREGON FIGHT Erc
Congressional nominations were made yesfer
gay aya as VI 1oilows low W. G. Watson, rep, slst n Y
Gem, 18th Pa; c. c. Jadwin ind. 18th Pa: John
l. blake, rep, 9th N. j. j. W. Doane the demo,
clined. ' '' nus ue-
Merchants and business men, who usually vote
tne democratic ticket, met IN Baltimore last night
10 take steps for the nomination OF an fndepend-
ent judicial ticket The committee OF twelve TO
propose and nominate four persons candidates
Tor Judges was appointed and these subsequently,
reported the names Of VIM. A. Fisher W. A. Stew
were ratified by the meeting. The flrst two named
are democrats and the last two are repuI1icanA
Fisher Is also on the democratic ticket.
The New York Eue'afnQ Telegram says the citi.
MI. VIM. Lee. prominent trades-unonist Was
nominated BY labor convention last night for -.
sembly in the 9th district OF Brooklyn.
At meeting last night or the Personal Liberty
resolutions were adopted disapproving OF the re.
sort to unconstitutional laws for the purpose Of
removing evils by Interference with RIGHTS ~
conscience, of religion. and OF personal regimen.
a fairly attended meeting OF republicans favor.
able to the election OF Gen Butler WAS hcid IN
Boston yesterday. motion to organize An Gin. =.
dePendent republican state committee was adout.
address w Va ~" IA
The Oregon legislature balloted yesterday once
Win me Following result: Mitchell a. Shat.
UucK % fainng ~, Boise 3 Burnet !, and Ehes.
Postmaster Pearson, Of New York yesterday n.
suel circular calling the attention or the depart.
nent omcers to the fact that by aiding In the col
lection OF funds for political purposes they were
AMI BY discharge from the service of the unife6
States.
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oOOkmaktng az the Jerome Park
Races Illegal.

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Judge vanBrunt TODAY I'm
the court OF common pleas rendered a decision on
tne motion recently argued before him In the ac
lon Drought by the Jerome Park villa Site and
Improvement company against the board OF police
tot aH lnJuhcton TO Restrain the defendants from
interfering with the business OF "bookmakinon ar
Ihe Jerome park races. The Judge denies the
motlon holding that un fer the law OF 1877 betting
tlon should issue I'm the action
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Jonn HARDY, painter, 26 years old, while paint.
lhs thiS morning on Monroe street, New York
Sy, ieii from the scaflold on which he stand
ihS, 10 the ground, and was instantly killed.
number OF representative insurance men arr
IA session at Alb ny to-day TO discuss needed
especially to try and advance the rates Ia Binc-
hamton and Syracuse. e0
-, Az hnoxvlile, Tenn, this morning, joseph A.
tMai,y ana George w. Mary were shot and killed
& px MAJOR Tom OConnor, and then he Ia turn was
Killed by the friends OF the Malrys w.
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Money for Malone.
"MONEY! MONEY! xoNey,n

MI. j. D. Brady, OF Virginia, who is chairman of
the state executive committee managing the can
vass OF Senator Malone and the coalitionsts, is in
the city. He was to-day at the War department
and at the rooms of the Congressional campaign
committee Mr.. Brady, it is alleged, is here for
FUNDS, and good sum, too, without which there
Is rear That Malone cannot carry Virginia. The
disposition OF the Congressional committee no
is needed to pay the captation tax for those ma.
ole TO pay 1t. gentleman from Virginia well
posted says that Senator Malone and his allies
are badly frightened. and there is very decided
prospect that his ticket will be beaten
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IHiIADELPHIA, Oct l9.-The carriage builders
mauohal tassociation resumed its session to-day
Inc question OF apprenticeship was discussed bur
no dehnite action was taken Resolutions ,xcrs
Tor the protection OF timber 'eS
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mutilated by q Railroad Train.
SUSPICIOUS OF E0uI PLAY

ALTOONA, PA, Oct 1Q-Last night about ter
O'Clock the remains Of middle-aged man were
branch terribly mutilated by the cara An in,
quest was held this morning, but q decision was
withheld until Tomorrow. 1t has been Learned
belonged to Philadelphia. He had been trampine
about Tor sometime. Suspicions OF foul play are
entertained by the jury, and man named Geo.
Miller, In whose company the deceased was last
seem has been arrested 70 await the acticn Of the
coroners jury.
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wiLNiNGToN, DBL, Oct l2-An application on
oenail or The Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
pan. VIII DE made 70 the city council this evening
LOT tne privilege OF laying the tracks O. its con.
western part OF the CITY Wv ~~ VI
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Civil Service Reform, assocf,s,o,,

.ss,. aubohN. ny, Oct. 1s.-Mr. willard Brown,
h eIorin association, formed auxiliary society
nels ass oI ABOUT 40 members comprising the fore
Siected president Among those present were
NON NON I'm. b. Woodin, Hon. T. NJ. Pomeroy and
Wen ,,,e John n Knapp: The association VIII enter
upon It's work actively.
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The Untversaltss General Comveuejsn.
WAsHIN0roN As THE PLACE FoR TEE NKx2
MEETING.

fHILApELPHrA. Pa, Oct la-The Universaiise
kenerai convention reassembled this morning in
enair At s:la this morning there was q con-
tsa IenSe S meet,ng In the Church OF the Restora-
Inc conference meeting in the Church OF the Nes.
van Han was leo by Rev. A. Garrison, DD, OF New
. noik. Ine proceedings OF the convention were
ogpeneo UpI Win prayer by Rev. George W. Perrin OF
ono. & rev. Dr. Pullman, or New York from tho
Somnittee on nominations presented the follow.
tion, Washington DC ~' e"H'oAr
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baltimore NOfes.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A MERcHANT-PIxIIco RAcxs

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct 19-John A. Dobson a
weii-known and popular merchant, died very sud-
9enly ana Unexpectedly this morning OF heart
qlSease. he was senior partner OF the firm of
Sonh ion IA A. Dooson Co., wholesale glassware. He
iS s pcsn seVeral times member OF the city coun.
Gil, and was the republican nominee for member
oI the nrst branch or the next council from the
tweIlth ward at the election TO be held next week
DAY on account OF rain.
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The Star Route Jury Scandal.


Ex-Governor Wells said to a STAR reporter this
afternoon: my report will be ready as soon as
one more witness has been obtained. win then
not go to-day"
Mr. BLISS IN TOWN.
MT George Bliss, of New York, special counsel
In the star route case arrived here last night and
was In close consultation with Mr.. Merrick to-day
EVIDENCE OF BRIBERY BY THE DEFENSE
1t IS understood that the Investigation con-
quoted by Mr.. Wells has developed positive evi-
dence that one OF the jurors in the star route case
was bought by the defense. When Mr. Brewster
cameron was asked about IT to-day he said
evaSlVely, "You Will have to ask some OF the law
yers about that. l may not be qualified to say
Wnetner the evidence Is conclusive or not"
JUDGE HoovER'S AFFIDAVIT.
Ine report OF Mr.. Wells is delayed, as stated
yesterday, by the non-arrival of the affidaviu OF
Judge Hoover, OF Arizona This affidavit. it is
stated, relates to the Bowen Dickson matter and
throws considerable light upon it.
DORSEY THINKS He PERSECUTED.
Stepnen w. Dorsey was Interviewed in Kansas
CITY, MO-, yesterday and stated that the star route
prosecution, In the manner as conducted against
him by Attorney General Brewster was altogether
unwarranted, and amounted 70 persecution. He
charged. that 1t was the work OF a conspiracy
against him, begun by Postmaster General James
ana Attorney General MacVeagh, and completed
Dy Attorney General Brewster. He expressed him
sell confident OF the entire truth of the data re-
garding the alleged attempt at bribery as pre-
pared Dy Col Ingersoll, and asserted that Bowen
ana tali are and have for some weeks been in
Close lntlmacy with Brewster Cameron.
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Nomfnated for Convrc,.

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Oct 19.-The republican Con.
gresslonai convention for the second district to-
election AVA io-
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct 1a-The republican con-
Ienominated Hon. II. j. Epooner, OF Providence
by reclamation. ~ NNen0e'
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PROVIDENCE, RI, Oct l9.-William Lipp,tt. the
nlgh school boy who started for school and disap-
peared ten days ago, reached home this morning.
GyonpeOciy exhausted, having walked from New
Jersey. he Is not yet able TO explain his move
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The IrOn Worker.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-It has been reported that the
hnaiyamated iron and Steel Associat ION of this
alstrlct including Milwaukee, Joliet and Chicago.
tt nsu asLee9 on a higher schedule OF wages. The
facts are that they agreed on lower scale for the
toning tg year. and VIII submit 1t 70 the manufac-
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washington Lewis. colored, pleaded guilty. m -
Criminal Court this morning to q charre a nS6Se
larceny. and was fined SO and clSskS coU0 & g
days Ia Jail
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GEE TIE s3. 81 AND IS CUILDREN'S SUITS.
- Single Pants 75c. 90c., ard 81 age. flo.
School SUITE, from $3 so. "a and IS, upwars; aye.
1l2.
Boys School Suits. from s. IS and Sc M, age, Is
to II. Single Pants, from 81 MP.
Boys' School Hats. from 5cc. Up. Dress do, s5c.
aAd 81 up
The best 81 School Button Shoes i-. the District of
Cclumbis. at
]. ". S-LBY'
Ola 1914 1916 rernsyiy2Eia a.S,;uc
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DEMOCRATIC EXPECTATIONS. - The democratic
congressional campaign ncommittee claim to have
very che ering advices fpm Wisconsin and Ipdi-
ana. In the former stae the democrats expect
to gain three Congressnn-and five in the 1atter
me estimate OF the democratic majority in the
next House is put down 40, certain, with chances
OF even larger majority ~ e~s
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AND SAFE.
WEAVER, EENCLi h CO.'S
LAUN NDRY SOAP

LAUN SOAP
r ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE 1T Is PURE; BEING
TKEE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE &c WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
IT'S SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ STEAM
REFINED TALON (PREPARED By OURSELVES),
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE On THE
CONTRARY MANY OF TIE SOAPS ON THE MAR
NET ARE MADE FROAI6REAS2 PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND LIVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE By GROCERS GENERALLY,
AND Wholesale AT OFFICE,
SIS 3244 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN, ID. @.
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Hon. John ID. Defrees Dead.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 19-A dispatch tn the
MetcS announces the death OF Hon. John d. Defrees
tne @ Iate public printer, at Berkeley Springs. w
Va, this morning. fe> We
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NJ N. GLElsNER has ben appointed postmaster

Mr. JAY HUBBELL, chairman of the republican
congressional campaign committee, remains in
the city looking, in per9n, after assessment de-
mentS every day. ~ N0f-' y
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uolNa 10 ROCKVILLE FAIR-A party OF army
,e omcers, including Gen. Sherman and Col Bacon
s,nnar s.'c sne rockville fair tomorrow. Commis-
:. iHE RANGE OF THE THERMoxErER TODAY was
o0S MAXIMUM, 6A3; minimum, 5Q7e
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-Internal reye-
nue., s417, ,15a57; customs, s570, ,a5S o.
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r ATEST PUBLICATIONS.

EXCHANGE on IRELAND AND SCOTLAND
We are prepared to issue in sums of pound and
upward bits OF exchange Of THE AMERICAN EX-
CHANGE IN EuroIe limited payable at
THE HIBERNIAN BANK LIMITED DUBLIN
and THE BRITISH LINEN COMPANY BANK Ed
INBUkGH available III all parts of Ireland and Scot
lanh LEWIS JOH son 4
o6 Corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue