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Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
FIFTH EDITION
REAL ESTATR som
1rT:sse.' ,,ss ~. ale of Valuable p,.,.

Trustees'taIe of Vslu0A,.
u ties ON Saturday AIIernns'olD'
=, There y eT Nv, was large ATTENDANCE "oa ..
81. Ss ie .e.o OF real estate by Lore & S At
1T 1T ustees on last SaLurdav fEnuO5
The sale was ordered by tbs anItefnOO
q q Son at their auction roo%. SStdha
East Fourth street. The pronor,; NG,
longing to the estate of thu eIUpeFSsS Ia,
King, were disposed offirst as aSs y Snls
Three acres of land win n, 'oll0@;
Tavern , and two frame houses IN lnn
In MIL Creek hundred, kuo~n kU~ 'aetsO
ner Ketch, to Henry JacoSo" u ~
Two lots of land in the 90 viIl iii ses
ohrlstiana, White Clay Creek k'ass bn
one with the tavern, stabIeS a, lundls
ings thereon, known an ChriS,,uOa sua O9Il
containing about 14O SOU are tsns Us.ns %
William Currinder for So ,56S 6S'Cee'
Five thousand square feat O W.,
same san e township, to William g Cn,liaa ,,Ia
Two houses on the north sia. :.
ton for $500. "'l'An N
Rrick store and DWELLING bou.. :,
1OS and 10 Market street ~ 1OTss, ~ "
& Co., for $500. W rlull
The real estate Of the lat0 uu,
Money was sold as follows: WIN
A two-story frame houss on IL.
side of Seventh street near n ,,.as. 'as
lect to a mortgage Of $40, IA Vy IVA,
Francis for $4OO. " "iala
The properties of the lats ,Iob, !,
row were disposed Of as follow.
A two-story brick house oO,t,
side of Lord street near Sp,D.. W !. IOi ~
NETT Morrow for $565. "A
A two story brick houenA.u.
east corner of Tenth and POuyI ISss ,Ssa
to a mortgage of $500, to John IVY
Jr., for 81 ,252. ''l'
A lot Of land in Christian hnr,.
on the north side Of Fourth. % S,.'
HAwley and Rodman streets to % Y
Morrow, Jr., for 1892. 80 " w
Total amount OF sale, Sl49ln
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Coats.

The importers of:the ladies and m is.
sps coats sold by W. M Kennard Il Co.,
621 Market street havea standing order
to send anything new and desirable
they may receive 30 that their stock is
being daily freshened With new gar
meuts. The finest fitting coats sold in
this country.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
Not,oa,o Saloon X eepera.

The Mayor wishes it stated that he
will instruct bis officers to report to
him all cases OF selling liquor on
election day that may come under their
notice.. He will also thank any citizen
who will inform him of any violation
of the liquor law on that day, as he Is
determined to enforce 1t to the best OF
his ability.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
FOr,y Nous De'Ol'''

The exercises known az i% r%
devotion commenced yesIei~ l's0o \
ing in St. Mary's Ko|S5 l.S pis
Church, corner sixth any aannIi.5,,nt r
with High Mass, the ne C9lIpl'il cS"~l
Father Gorhinian of the ,I, Cn.,yl .,rliI
Sacred h art. The y neHS S,, "gYj ID
vespers and the chutchb ,s db.S VA Ibs \
Bishop Becker pTesvinThIt .i"htoI d
and admins t red the rlGa'TR' l.a Rdly ID
ZION, assisted by Fathers aSs inf p'Ii
Crane aud Kelley, oinCieIos ,iCn:tS
As is usual on these oocai'OD' saS
was beautifully decora''u'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
s,.u HoaGacnel,, Il,

Said a gentlemsnn. ann ad J Jiplfps|
days ago, | sunon'It n,,en to lcdDI
sslns.s lick ns.dnSnii "nsi fy"S used D' .;, 81
s,sSIs SsS,pS'iI, Liver Pllls. sv.I H9 s,sd' -
the the finest pills l. he eve eVSi the nl
store. store 25 cents for iA~H'
4th and King
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

ACARD 10 all who are suffering nom
the errors Of indscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss OF maohood, ete.,
| will send recipe that will cure you, FhEt
or CHAKaE. This great remedy was dis j.
covered by a missionary In south America:
SIND n s0if-addressed envelope TO the REV
JOSEPH 7. INMAN. Station ID, New YORK
City Uctll.l yd&W
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
a New ROOH.

stansbury Murray of No. 9 French
street is now engaged in getting up a
hook known as the Travellers GUIDE:
On one side of the cover will be printed
his place in history and on the other
the Wales celebrated cent cigars.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
KnonIehre for tho People

Polls open election day Sto9 a. m I,
and close at five. Vote earl Y then go
to Beecher's 8 gallery 3l5 Market street
and get your pictures taken, then your
side will win and you will be satisfied
anyway.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

Ifyou suffer from Liver Complaint or
Disordered Stomach, why don't you
try bottle of May Apple Compound
1t costs less than other medicines and
is purely vegetable preparation and
you can get 1t at Belts or Danforth's
drug stores. 1t is manufactured by
Stoner and Thompson, Henry Clay,
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
SIN ImpFOving.

Mrs. Carrie Blouth, daughter OF JOS
eph ssoecklO, who has been seriously
iii tor some time past, is 81 WY i'm
proving and strong hopes are now en-
tertaiued for her ultimate recovery.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
kneaVHuE Chairs,

Sometime during Saturday night or
Sunday morning, some unknown per-
aon sTole one or two chairs from the
porch at the residence of Mr.. Albert
Gavthrop, Eleventh and West street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
Handkerchief.

Those 10 cent handkerchief at Ken
nard s. Co., should not be overlooked.
They are very cheap, We know that
the same goods are selling in other mar
kets at % and So cents each. Both white
and colored bordered hem stitch and
are linen.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
The w. q. 4. U.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
will be held tomorrow (ruesday) af-
ternoon in Grace NJ. E. Chapel at four
O'Clock. A full attendance is reques-
ted.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
FelInnwn 4 hirR.

Yesterday, Mrs. Maria Wardell, aged
70 years, who resides over Eleven h
8 -eet bridge fell down stairs and broke
her right arm. DIR. Keables was SUN +.
moned, and succeeded in reducing the
fracture.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
silks.

A new line of good heavy colored
silks at 81 90 per yard, tlne finish and
excellent wearing qualities, VIM. M
X, nnard g. Co., No. 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
NVankAGV.

A boy who can read manuscript to
work in a printing Office Apply I'll
REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
Election Day.

Vote early, then go to Beecher's Gal
lery and get your picture taken. Re-
member polls close at FIVE, and
gallery at same hour.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
AnErna,lant Openlnk.

Mr.. D. P. Smyth, who for number
of wears has successfully conducted the
ieWelry busiuesa at No. 81 Market
street. having determined to retire, Of
fers his place for sale. This Is spien'
did opening for young man, as the
place has been established many years,
and is one of the cest stands in the
city.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

STyANIED-GOGD GIRLS FOt GEN
w eraI housswOrk. God farm hands
aES tru'k haId. Coed wages. No. 4Ol
W, st Front street noVo-lN
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

For large % cent oysters 90 to Hap
mas, sos Jefferson st.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

UPTURE CUBE GUARANTEED
IL byJ b. Mayors Method. Perman ent
CuIe for all cases. Patieots OF bo'h sexes
and of everyage entI rely Cured oy Tits Treat
ment Send stamp for Testimonials OF pei
M. toeP,N. SSI Arch st Phila. Oe2
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

SNOR REM -2oR 8ROOMS SUI FABLE
for house ZEE pirgr. at 10 l.. h street.
noV6-3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

T0OR sALE-A STORY BRICK HOUSE
= at1Il Mour o 81. ApFly on the prem
les, M. L. POJL,. nOou
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

CYYANIEU-SI6OO AT PER CENT
w fora years, on CITY property. Al
drsss M tiis ottiue. nOv6-3tf
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
P. s.

Parties having dealt with
other credit houses will
please bring along their lat
est receipts as reference, and
be careful and examine
our goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere and
saye 25 per cent.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

,NoK EENr-A IL ROOMEO HOUSE, N.
hooraars nOvo-3L#
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06
/ UTlCE-l, PETEK J FORD,

u OllOC-A. = - - ~
owner Of the within mentioned prem
ises, in compliance with an act OF Assembly
in such case made and provided, do hereby
give no tice that shall apply in writing to
The honorable, the Judges OF the Court OF
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De-
livery of tbs state Of Delaware. In and for
New Castle County. on monday the goth day
Of N Novomber next, A u, 1852, being the first
day OF said court, for license to keep an inn
or Tavern at the n e. corner OF Front and
Washington sts, in the First ward OF the CITY
of wilmington, NewUa tie county Delaware.
and to sell intoxicating liquors In less quanti-
ties than one quart, to be drank on the prem
ises and the following respectable citizens,
residents Of said ward, recommend the said
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

IKTANTED WORKING HOU SE-KEEP.
w er for lsrae cOarding house. Good
wages. Apply through AhS. Seal ,lntelli.
eeLce office, AZ CranKest. nSv6-3tA
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

TKJ AM ED-A WHITE WOMAN FOR
w geLtral hOusewOrk, to competent
person gOoo wages. Apply at $40 Jscsson
street. nOVe-3L
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

xr1 ANTEU-A 9IRA ZOE 5ENERe L
West Seventh Ut. noVoIN
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

xTYANILD-A GIBLTOTAKEURARGE
w of q store. all in the even ng st ~
West Second st. Reference required.
nOye-ltt +. s. FLANAGAN.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-06

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The ll6tll Bond Call.

AS predicted In yesterdays STAR, the one hun
dred and sixteenth bond call was issued from the
Treasury department to-day for the redemption
of bonds Of the loan of March g. 1861 continued at
81 per cent from July /, 1881. Notice is given
shat the bonds hereinafter indicated will not be
accepted for surrender and exchange into three
per cent bonds; and that the principal and accrued
interest OF the bonds herein-below designated Will
be paid at the treasury OF the United States the
city OF Washington, d. c., on the 4th day or Octo-
Der, 1882, md that the interest on said bonds will
cease on that day. viz: All registered bonds OF
the act OF March g. 1868, continued during the
pleasure OF the government under the terms OF
circular No. a. dated April IL, 1884, to bear inter-
est at the rate OF 81 per centum per annum, from
July 1, 1881, and which constitute the residue Of
those issued under the act OF March g. 1863, known
as continued skies, and which have not heretofore
been called, or which have not been offered for
surrender and exchange into per centum bonds Of
the act OF July IL, 1882
''Bonds forwarded for redemption should be ad-
dressed to the Secretary OF the Treasury division
OF loans, &C, Washington, ID. c., and ali the bonds
called by this circular should be assigned to the
Secretary OF the Treasury for redemption
Where checks In payment are desired In favor OF
any one but the payee, the bonds should be as
signed to the Secretary OF the Treasury for re-
demption for account Or'-(here insert the name
or the person or persons to whose order the check
should be made payable.0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-29

NEW YORK, August 29.-The Posts financial ar
ticle says At the stock exchange the stock market
has been moderately active, and during the first
hour and half prices advanced ha3E points, the
latter Richmond and Danville to 115k; c.
c. c. and l., 8 per cent to SO; Canada
664, Richmond and West Point ~ to g. Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western i to 14455, Me-
tropolitan Elevated = to 80, Michigan Central ia
to 991G Jersey ia to 77zs Oregon Transcontnental
IA TO 9013, Union Pacific IL TO 1l6H, Wabash IL
to BIZ, Kansas and Texas Ia to 391i, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul. ~ to 1225S New York Central, "a to
1889; Lake Shore, to 112A, and the remainder a
fraction. From II 80 until about 12 o'clock there
was decline Of Is in c. C. C. and ]. and ka7s in
the general list. AS we write the market is again
strong and advancing The rise OF the morning, like
the decline OF the last few days. is principally the
work OF what are called the ''room traders;' and
the market appears to be left to this class by the
large men. The public are doing little one way or
the other; the great important spectators are out
OF town, and are apparently taking no interest in
the market The situation in all main essentials
bearing on values, except, perhaps, the
condition OF the money market, continues
to be in favor OF full prices for the stocks all
railroads which have not either new competitors
us. bonds are dull at unchanged prices. Railroad
bonds are up Aa1H per cent. the latter Chesa-
peake and Ohio currency IS to 81 State bonds are
dull and steady The loan market re-
mains very easy at 4a5 per cent for
call loans on stocks. Time loans and prime mer-
Camille paper are unchanged. The dullness, al
most stagnation, OF speculation at the stock ex-
change, undoubtedly has something to do with
the easy working Of the money market and the
slow approach OF the rate for call loans six per
cent. The market for foreign exchange continues
very quiet
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The maHKRIS.

BALTIMORE. August 2s.-virsinia 6s, consols, So;
DO past due coupons SO; do. new ten-torties. 42zs
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, August 29.-Cotton easier-middling,
l2zsal3 Flour unbalanced and quiet Wheat. southern
easier and fairly active western steadysouthern red
Pal a. do amber. 15al. 10; No. Maryland, lie
p 1nG,,s no Weste 5 WINTER req SPOT
1.127aal 1917; November. 1. 13ha1. 1917; December.
steady and more active southern white. s6asS: do
yellow, nominally 49, western Mixed spot 8312 asked
August 81 bid; September. s5as5 October, sss4 bid
November and or December. II bid Oats lower and
guisstnsonth!ern. 4ss5o; do red rust proof 4oa4s
yania. 45a5o Rye quiet 65a6S. Hay unohanged.
and firm for primewestern packed, 15aa0; creamery
25a2s Eggs firm, 20; Petroleum quiet firm and
unchanged Coffee du-Rio cargoes, ordinary fair,
sAa9k Sugar quiet soft 9,s; copper refined quiet
17s4 Whisky steady. 1Sa1. 20. Freights Liverpool
per steamer unchanged and Arm. Receipts-nour.
oats. IL 622 bushels; rye 300 bushels. Shipments
wheat l5l 133 bushels; corn. 81 539 bushels. Sales
wheat y s S 52s bushels corn, l29. $50 bushels.
~ o, Efchange.long 49,; short. 49, State bonds
changed. Cotton quiet and firm.
NEW YORK, August 29.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat heavy and 4a3s cent lower. Corn dull and 1sa
cent lower. Pork steady. 2l.75a22 %. Lard frmer.
L. Sgh.
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Name. O. C. Name.
Cen. Pacific. -.
CheS. & Ohio. .
Do. 1St pref :.
News Briefs

News Briefs.
Il-feeling among American residents In Japan
died discourtesies to the United States nag on the
part OF British naval officers
The tarn commission left Rochester last even
The vacancy on the bench in the Wayne and
Pike judicial district OF Pennsylvania was yester
day fllled by the appointment OF Henry M. Seely
Alfred Tennyson. the poet laureate. has given
his name to the scheme for the erection OF a bust
OF LOngfellow in Westminster Abbey.
The funeral OF Charles j. Hickman, the Fenan,
at Dublin, was largely attended. Messrs Dillon,
Sexton and Healey, members Of parliament, were
present
Capt Payne, OF Oklahoma notoriety, is en-
camped In the Indian Territory, with twenty-seven
fighting men.
The Mississippi river commission, at session In
New York yesterday. resolved to alot $4,000 for
ieSee oq PSRg below the mouth OF REQ river s
last night, OF congestion OF the brain, aged ffty
fve years He left an estate valued at 81, oOO
fourteen and eleven years and Minnie PeddicS,
aged twelve, were drowned In the Jun1ata river,
The police ssSe AL and the
city is without patr0ling force.
Mrs. Matthew tamberton. widow lady. OF FL
port Pa. when passenger train struck her, hurl-
Ing the unfortunate woman nifty feet In the all.
AM Mobile lie" has esq esta a Quarantine against
Pensacola, Florida, owing TO Official report OF yei
The family OF Miss Fannie Parnen have ex-
pressed the desire that her remains should be
buried In this country.
The Thatcher Primrose ana West Minstrels
opened I'm Norfolk last evening to an audience OF
enormous numbers. The receipts reached 81, l5S.
telegram speaks Of the marvellous success OF the
entertainment
A war is opening between Japan and Corea, In
consequences OF the massacre OF japanese repre-
seDtatves at the Corean capital by the antsforegn
party.
The governor Of Virginia yesterday commits
stoned IewiSford L Lewis Judge OF the supreme
court OF the state for the term ending January I,
1888. Col Lewis was elected by the legislature TO
the same court to take Office from January, 1858,
and now succeeds Judge Noncures who died the
other day.
William J. Grant. claiming to be o cousin OF
Gen. Grant, Is threatened with Indictment on the
charge OF appropnating the funds oe anf-catho-
lie negro sOciettea
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Out.of-DoOr SpOrts.

BAsE-BAil rEsTKRpAY-coxrNa GAMES IN rms CIV.
Base ball yesterdays At washington-war dc.
partment, z; Government Printing once nine, q
New fork-Providence, @; Metropolitan.
The Departmental Base Ball Association met lsse
evening at ,ner rooms IN 81 Cloud building. The
adopted as follows: August 50, Government Print.
Ing ONCE VS. Post ONCE department: september 1,
ONCE; 2 Government Printing once va Interior:
4, Interior vs. Post once department.: s. Interior
once department; Z, War va Interior: a War ~
Government Printing once; Q, Post once depart.
ment vs. Interior; II, Government Printing once
VS.. War; IL, War VS. Post once department; rs
Government Printing ONCE Va Interior; IL Inter.
Tor vs. War; Is, Post once department va Govern.
ment Printing ONCE; Ia Government Printing
once VS.. Interior; Is, Interior vs. Post once de-
partment; % Post ONCE department Va War; The
first i've games scheduled above are those that
were postponed during the present month
THE HILIsDALEs TO ROW IN ENaLANn
Last evening a match was definitely made be.
tween the Hillsdale crew and the Thames Rowing
Club for race TO take place on the isth or 18th OF
lake. The captains OF the two crews win meet
shortly 10 arrange the details
WHISTLER READY TO MEET ACTON
In reply 70 the challenge OF Joe Acton, the v1c-
tor over Bibby at catCh-as-catch-can wrestling.
Clarence Whistler. The American champion offers
TO wrestle with Acton for 81, 600 aside and the
match TO be decided at Cincinnati, Chicago, OF
Kansas City. whistler writes from Kansas city,
and has forwarded $50 forfeit to Richard K. Fox
In New York.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
Wallace Ross arrived by train at Halifax. n B.,
last night from Boston. He stiIl complains OF his
gatta-
The winners at Brighton Beach yesterday were
Adalgiso. Little Fred, Aleck Ament, Edwin A. and
The pugilist Tug Wilson win san for Liverpool
on the steamship Indiana from Philadelphia on
Meanesday neM he forfets his deposit in the
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An Appeal for Justice.


We, citizens residing on 9th street, between Z
and X northeast. have long protested in vain
against the neglect OF the Health ONCE in pro-
vldlng us the simplest sanitary benefits, which,
had we been residents OF a more favored locality
and better provided with this worlds goods would
have been supplied without asking; as it Is we
nave been suffering for the past two years from
malarlal diseases caused by filthy ponds the re.
suit OF imperfect drainage, and from the stencil OF
a nelghboring slaughter house. In addition TO
TINS. The ponds have been greatly added this
summer by the waste water from the plug on 9th
street. which supplies, by means OF a leaky hose,
the water used In constructing the great sewer on
Boundary street The entire distance from the
sewer TO our houses resembles q swamp, our back
yards are at times inundated, the water runs under
our houses and soaking into the bricks Is, OF
course, drawn up by them, rendering the entire
premises damp. The water is filled with the Nth
from outhouseS and stables, and as a mosquito
breeder has few equals. Policemen have had
their attention called to this matter again and
again, Indeed, have examined the premises OF
their own accord and declared IL nuisance but
we hear OF no redress from our boosted Health
Office, which would doubtless be shocked II so much
as dead cat was permitted to remain few hours
In the carefully cared for neighborhoods W.
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DI ED.

BIRNIE On Monday, August 2sth, 1882. HAIR
RET WORTHINGION, wife Of e. Birnie. in tn
seventy fifth year of her age
Funeral will take place from her late residence 2l07
Pennsylvania avenue Wednesday. August 30th. at
O'Clock D. Relatives and friends Of the family
respectfully invited TO attend.
LENDNER. At the residence Of his grandmother,
Mrs. M. W. Lee, on August 9th, 1882, WEEMS LEE
LEN DINER, youngest son of Augustus X. and the late
Resale Randolph Lendner, aged months and
twenty-one days. Our loss il his eternal gain.
LEI Paso. Texas papers please copy.l
MOORE. Departed this life August 2Sth, 1882. Rev.
WM. MOORE. in the ninety fourth year Of his aye.
Dearest father, God has taken thee from works 70
ward.
Friends of the family invited attend the funeral
from Zion Wesley Church, street southwest Thurs
day. 3lst instant, IL u O'Clock an Those wishing
to the remains call at 416 tst south
east. baltimore and Alexandria papers please copy.T
SCHUCKING. On August 9th, 1882, after ling
ering and pair full disease wILHELMINA, wife Of Dr.
z. L. Schucking.
Funeral from her late residence 1871 llth street. to-
morrow. Wednesday. at O'Clock. Friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAvTR KENGIA & cos
LAUNDRY aOAP

JrFCoNOMCAI4 BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BvINa
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY. SILL
CATE. &C.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WkAA' QUE
AND ROT THE CLOTHES
IT Is SAFE BECAUSE 1T Is MANUFACTURES
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS. VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELvES).
CONTRARY MANY or THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KETARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
TIE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD AMMAN
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVkRl BAR BRANOED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE By dROCERs GENERALLY.
AND WH0LESAI.R AT OFFTOE
m6 e0lz WATER STREET 0EOR6ETOWN, DC.
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THE MASSACRE IN CoREA.-On the evening Of
July 23d an organized body or insurgents took pos.
session or the main thoroughfares I'm Seoul, the
capital OF COrea, and attacked the royal residence
and the headquarters OF the japanese legation.
The japanese envoy and consul escaped, with
about twenty followers. and reached British
ship. The japanese inhabitants were all slaugh.
tered. or the royal inmates OF the palace the king
alone was spared. The queen was murdered. The
kings heir and his betroUhed, both children, were
killed by poison forcibly administered. Thirteen
ministers OF state and other high dignitares were
slain. The proceedings are said 10 have been di.
rected by the eX-Regent Tai-In-kun, by some pro-
nounced the father and by the others the uncle OF
the king. He has always been a violent opponent
OF foreign intercourse.
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MILITARY ACADEMY NOTES. - Forty-two out OF
the forty-seven applicants appointed by Congress-
men for admission TO the military academy at
West Point have arrived there, and all or them
passed the medical examination yesterday.
Lemuel w. Livingstone He is nearly six feet in
height and jet black. He is accompanied by the
white professor OF the college from which he
graduated. Col Merritt, the newly appointed
superintendent, arrived last night. Gen Howard
and stan will leave the post for omaha Thursday,
when Col Merritt will take command The cadets
break camp to-day and go into winter quarters