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General Foreign News.
THE FIkE AT ENSISKILLEN.


LONDON, Oct. 2-The fire I'm the castle and mfli.
tary barracks at EnniSkilen has been eNtinguished
GREECE MAKING HOSTILE PREPARATIONS.
ATHENS, Oct. 2-The government, I'm anticipa-
tlon or possible renewal OF the complications
with Turkey In regard 10 the frontier, has dared
that the Greek troops on the Thessalan border be
reinforced.
JEWISH FAMILIES LEAVING PRESsBURG.
PRESsBURG, oct 2.-Six hundred Jewish families
nave Lett the city on account OF the riots.
INDIAN OFFICERS TO BE DECORATED
LONDON, Oct. at has been decided TO bring a
number or non-commisSioned officers OF Indian
regiments from Egypt TO England SO that the
Queen IN ay present them with war medals
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Telegrapllfc Briefs.

The brick mill OF John Wood, at Conshohocken.
Pa, was destroyed by fire last night
A fire which broke out In Joshua Young's rack.
ing box factory, in Spring street, New York, at
five O'Clock this morning, caused loss OF $4,000.
covered by insurance.
The colored people OF central New York are en-.
gagged In Syracuse to-day in celebrating the thirty.
first anniversary OF the Jerry rescue. They Will
have street parade, grand picnic and fireworks
this evening.
Several physicians Offices in Syracuse have been
entered during the past forty-eight hours. and
money and surgical instruments TO the value oe
several hundred dollars have been stolen.
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Wednesdav,s Regatta.

THE ANALosTANS NOT TO ROW IN The SENIOR
"FoURs THE RAPPAHANNoCK CREW TO ARRIVE
To-McRRow.
The races on wednesday promise to be very
closely contested, and a great deal OF general in
terest Is manifested in them. From present
prospects the crowd OF spectators will be very
large. Most interest naturally Is attached TO the
race Tor seniors, which is the fourth race on the
program This race VIII be contested by the CO.
lumbias and Potomacs only. as the Analostans
nave decided that they Will make the most credit
able showing in the junior race.
The crew from the Rappahannock club, OF Fred.
er1cksburg, VIII arrive here on Tuesday, and dur
Ing their stay will be the guests OF the Potomacs
On Thursday the Rapp lhannockS will row Junior
four from the ColumbiaS, and on Friday similar
crew from the Potomac house.
Parker Page, or the Analostans, is in the CITY,
ana on saturday will be ready TO cross oars with
the winner OF Wednesdays senior Single race
Page has been training in New York, and his
friends claim that he is rowing very fast
THE YELLOW FEvER.-Advices received by the
surgeon general marine hospital service, and the
national board OF health report three new cases OF
fever at brownsville, Texas, and one death from
yellow fever yesterday, and fifty-f1ve cases and
four deaths at Pensacola, Fla.
THE NEW ORLEANS MARINE HosPITAL-The COM
mission consisting OF Capt John H. Stevenson, OF
New Orleans, U. S. Shipping Commissioner VIM.
Wright. and Dr. j. Il. Hamilton, appointed to Sc
lect site for new marine hospital at New Or
leans, La, have submitted their report to Acting
Secretary New, and IL has been approved by him.
The commission rec mmend the purchase for S25-
OOO or a tract OF land OF twenty-five acres, under
fence, within the city limits, near the Old U. S.
SedgWick hospital grounds, now city park. The
land has on IL 100 bearing orange trees and other
southern fruit trees. 1t Is the river bank above
the highest water mark.
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The Ill.Eated Asta.
RECOVERING BODIES OF PERSONS WHO PERIsHEp m
THE DISASTER

The NISAS1ER
OWEN SOUND ONT, Oct 2.-The tug Ann Long
arrived here this morning, having on board the
bodies OF the following-named persons who per-
1shed In the disaster TO the i-fated steamer Asia:
Joha McDougall, OF owen Sound. who was purser;
r. SPARKS, or Ottawa; - jackson, suDDoSed 10
De farmer from the vicinity OF Listowell, Ont;
Mrs kirk rom Glover Hill; - Sheppard, and one
unknown bodies We're buried at Killarney. Capt
Noble, OF the tug Ann Long, reports that large
NUMBER or bodies are floating around near where
the above were picked up, and that they could
easily be recovered II tug with proper appliances
for the purpose was DISPATCHED at once.
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The Pennsylvania G.. A. II.

OVER 5U.OOO STRANGERS IN PITTSBCR0
PITTSBURG, Oct 2-The Grand Army OF the Re.
public or Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio and West
Virginia is holding reunion here to-day. The
city has put on its gala dress, all the business
houses, hotels newspaper Offices and public build.
1ngs on the principal thoroughfares being pro-
fusely decorated with evergreens and bunting.
The streets are thronged with people, and 1t is es-
umated that over $1,000 strangers are In the city,
This afternoon the Grand Army Will have parade
and review .whicn IL is expected will be participated
In by fully 10000 veterans. In the evening banquet
or camp fire will be given at the Colosseum in
honor the yiSffOrS
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NEW YORK, Oct 2-Some months ago, the Rev
Joshua Aldridge, a colored gentleman. was sent to
the insane asylum at Wards island upon the GER
tificate OF two physicians adJudging him a luna
Tic. The supreme court was petitioned some
time ago by his brothers for his release, on the
ground that he was sane and able TO take care OF
himself. The matter was sent TO a referee to take
testimony. and the latter has just finished his re-
port, declaring that Mr. Aldridge is perfectly sane
and recommending that he should be released
from fhe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

BALTIMORE Nd, Oct AT the annual election
OF the Baltimore Board OF Trade to-day the old
BOARD or direc orS was chosen, except the substi
ton OF ID. Fahnestock for S. L. Hoogewerf. The
ollcerS elected are: President Israel NJ Parr vice.
presidents, W. W. Spence, s. Y. Thompson. Henry
I. Smith and George p. Frck; treasurer, John Z
Seenuller; and secretary. George u. Porter.
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Shot by Horse Thieves

Special Dispa tch to The EvENING STAR.
FREDERICK, MD, Oct. 2-Deputy Sheriff Ben.
ner OF this county, was shot and badly wounded
by horse thieves last night
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Kerosene ImpOrtatiOn.

SAN Francisco. Oct 2-Advices from Yokoa
hama, dated September 18th, say: "Iast year
the japanese authorities issued a decree forbid
ding the importation OF Kerosene lower than IlS
degrees test, 10 go into effect I'm September OF this
year. Action on the decree has, however suddenly
been postponed until July OF next year,
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K0Ocked Fifty Feet

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 2-As the Western and
Atlantic passenger train was leaving the city this
morning, travelling at the rate OF forty miles an
hour, and when near the city limits, IL struck
Alice Simmons and her son, six years old. The
boy was knocked fifty feet and VIII die. The wo.
man was killed Instantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

Dispatches from Yokohama under date q eop.
tember I8 say that the Oorean government hA1
pledged itself 20 Japan to punish tie insuIgc0gA
to nav an indemnity and to send On apology q
Japan. The rebel Tai-on-Kun has been volxoo au4
taken TO Tien Tsn.
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Trausferred IN Snain.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2-Count Edward Seve Bel
CLAN consul general TO the United States located
here, has been transferred 70 Spain, and will sail
next week. His successor here will be Count
RollO.
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DRIVEN OUT FOR WEARING A SUNFLowER-Ira
Campbell is deacon in the NJ. E. church at North
Volney, N. Y, where the young people are in the
habit OF wearing SunflowerS- On a recent night
came in wearing the tawny flowers as boutOinieres.
and gave notice that thereafter no one would be
admitted to the church wearing those badges OF
young Mr. Bartwell who wore sunfower into the
church The following Sunday Bartlett again
wore one OF the leOnine blossoms. ParSon Brown,
who joins Deacon Campbell In his crusade against
this form OF wickedneSs, drove Mr.. Bartlett out OF
the church. There Is great excitement and diver
sity OF opinion in the community as to whether
the sunfower is really a sinful plant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

TIE CLAIMS OF POsTMAsTERs for losses OF stamps
ana money orders from various causes, not in-
cluding postal funds are now being received at
tne FoSt On1oc department., under the act OF
March, 1882, for settlement So far about l,600
claims have been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

FAMILY POISONED BY BOLOGNA SAUsAGE.-Mr
George Travis, his wife and children, residing In
Bridgeport, Pa, had narrow escape from death
by poisoning last Friday night They ate for sup
per quantity OF bologna sausage, which had
been purchased at nelghboring grocery. Soon
afterward they were seized with violent pains and
sickness at the stomach. They then became un-
conscious. A physician attended them during the
whole night, and they are not yet fairly out OF
danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1862 sl5.19; customs, 1851 ,6S7.97.
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL is expected back next
we k. The First Assistant, Mr.. Frank Hatton,
leaves Tonight for Geddes Ohio to attend the re-
union OF his regiment. The Second Assistant Mr.
Elmer, will return tomorrow
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Lynchfng at CHARLOTTESVILLE.

LIMB
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct 2-Jm Rhodes tho
murderer or the MaSse family, taken out OF
jail between 12 and O'Clock last night by a body
OF armed men and carried about half mile from
the Jail and hung TO a tree. Citizens who wero
near by state that Rhodes begged for more time In
order TO make confession, but as numbers OF cit-
ZenS were rapidly approaching the scene the
lynchers swung him 70 a limb. He confessed that
he was Rhodes and said his mother and brother
Lee did not do any OF the killing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

PAYMENTS made from the Treasury by warrants
during the month Of September amount to
S17. $40, ,122C C6.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, s25o,00o.
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News RrfefS.

The Hillsdale four arrived at Philadelphia by the
steamship Indiana from Liverpool yesterday. They
were met by members OF the Schuylkin navy and
rendered banquet, which was declined. They
left for Hilsdale, Mich, at midnight.
VIM. Elliott, ex-champion OF England, defeated
George GaiSel, OF New York city, in three mile
single shell race on Flushing Bay Saturday.
There have been a few additional cases OF yellow
fever at Brownsville and one death. At Pensacola
there have been SS3 cases OF yellow fever up to
October 1. and 7s deaths The disease has been
spreading rapidly for a week past.
The Danville tVa.) Tobacco Association reports
that in the year ended September 30 there have
been sold S, $4,000 pounds OF leaf tobacco at an
average of $9s1 per hundred, against 3055O, 600
pounds at an average OF $40 So the preceding year
The Chicago and Evanston railway, suburban
road, agreed not to lay tracks on certain street
In the town OF Lakeview. On Saturday morning
the citizens discovered gang OF men at work
laying track on that street. There was a gen.
eral turnout OF the citizens and the track was
torn up.
John F. Burrill, late grand secretary OF the
Grand Lodge OF Freemasons OF Illinois, was
brought to Springfield, H., from Minneapolis, yes
terday, charged with the embezzlement or nearly
$500. He waived examination, and In default OF
$4,000 bail was committed to jail.
Mr.. Henry NJ Stanley, in an interview with a
Brussels reporter, denied that the Frenchman De
BraZZa had purchased any portion OF the African
territory.
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DESPERATE EFFORTS FOR LIBERTY.-FritZ David.
aged sixteen years. who Is in prison at Pottsvlle,
Pa, now for the third time, awaiting trial on
Henry Evans, boy OF the same age. picking
weeds in the Jail yard. While at work they con-
ceiyed the idea Of escaping In the same way that
doing some years ago. They climbed 70 the Top OF
the Jail wall, the coping OF which is nifty feet from
the ground, and rounded so that no hold can be OBJ
tained on It David attempted TO hang down, but
fell and broke hts arms and legs. Evans was afraid
to make the attempt and returned to the prison
and gave the alarm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

JAY GoUID's TRIP.-It is ayerred that Mr.. Gould
has stated to his friends that his interests SO
large that he cannot leave the United States till
after the presidential election of 1884 TO make his
proposed trip around the world. The New York
Sun says: "Mr Gould's true statement is that ne
has comparatively but very little interest In the
stock market, and that his railroad and Western
Union interests are In such shape that he can
leave these shores tomorrow, should he choose 10
do So Plans and estimates from three dinerenJ
ship-bIilders for the construction OF his yacht are
already unier his consideration and VIII probably
he decided unan In very ShQrt time.n -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

THE SALVATION ARMY IN BAIs1NonR-The Sal
vation Army held afternoon and evening services
yesterday IN Kernan's Monumental theater. Balti-
tions, singing OF hymns and recitation of expe-
rienceS, were led by Capts. Ljxht aad Bailey, as
slsted by number OF the membersOf the army.
night, when the auditorium and parQuette were
nlled with ladies' and gentlemen. The choir and
Leaders OF the meeting occupied seats on the stage
pentant sinners, but was NOT frequented much
last night Anumber OF boys In the gallery sew
eral times applauded the speafrer1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

Many who have used E1ys' Cream Bam as q remedy
for Cat rrh. cold in the head etc, report that the
immediate results wonderful ly beneficial. Many
cures of obstn te of Caarrh reported. Chas
Stodart Drus1 t. 81 East Seneca street Buffalo, Ny.
EIYS' CREAM BALM COMPANY, Owego N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

HONE. SWEET HOME. A PAMPHLET OF
IL % T. geS on sanitary punlbing is-uel for v-a
fnitous circulation. gives yalua. lie information of
general interest TIE Sanitary E4--inter says: 1T
is very core 50, clear and sensible elitome of
the general PRINCIPLES o pumbins. aud house drain
See W Paul Gerhard. civ and sanitary en2i-
neer Newport. l. l.. writes II wish t. express my
thanks 10 you for the pamphlet, 'Horna sweet Home
have read with interest," aud think rou give II nucl
too modest tie by Calling advertisement Ii con-
tefs, eciicvn- IN few pages. soalI and valuable
ncylee- wish, only. householder would carefully
Asa for Il stores-3IT 9th s.r... l7p stroe.
Dupont ,ircle. ~ WV ''A0'
iyll HAYWARD K HUTCHINSON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- KINnERGARTEN NORMAL CLASS OF
3D. at the kindergarten Normal IN .tit,ite 929 Sh street
Only ;hse wns 80 to i, expeetei to be present
- U>IDN VEFiRA> CORPS AN AD-
be held at the Armory WEDNESDA - Evening. al
VP M, om !ete arranEem nts for the proposed
O., ntsty re.~esied to be PRESENT. B. or,ier of the
4. /. JOHNSON. Secretary. o2-2ts
F-.Pa NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SECOND ISSUE OF sToCK-1,0oo SHARES.
Buiidinl ASS q ton WI tie held Cosmopolitan Hall,
coraer 5th md st ees northwest. On WEDNESDAY,,
an seere a-y .n snhnt his first annual report and
ofhcer sec.e the e-s'Iing year Will he elected
Ihe hr-t u IlYn o. du,s VII be receiv q and adj
made Oh The second issue Of stock at this meet
descriptions to the new stock viii be received by
Eicha Il urt.. Tta nd massachusetts, avenue north
ea,' Role NicD}nale. 1920 III street northwest;
John J. Ia er, o5 1 street northwest; ii. Loci, at
Elseln Bros, cOr!4er Tth and f northwest;
..roi1ye Bo 500 9th street northwest: Patrick IL;
Syehy, -O-5 Iti eet northwest D. }. Hartgan, 1046
o-i -trttt tnOrIl"tSt .I1OrSot
DLNNIS CON ,ELI, pre- side t,
corner 1st and II streets northwest.
n . DANIEL DONOVAN, secretary,
o2-5t 1OI street northwest
r-S-DON'r CIV UP AND SAY THERE Is NO
- heil for Catarrh, lily Fever and Cold in head,
siIcs tn 'i'in Is testify thi Eys Cream Balm has
tirely cured tlem Price so cents.
Apply into nostrs with little Finger
am ured of Catarrh deafness after giving Elys'
Cre'n lm thorough trial. My aunt deaf in
ore er. After using the Balm few times her hearing
WIS r,storet- f. ID. Morse, Insurance Broker Eliza
beth. y. j.
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THE EXCHANGE OF BONDs-It is believed at the
Treasury department that the national banks
have about completed the exchange of their bonds
INTO tnree per cents, as no receipts have been
noted for several days past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, beginning from
to-day. Will close at 4 O'Clock, instead OF at3.
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THE New REGULATIONS AT THE TREASURY DE-
PARTMENT.-The regulations governing the en-
ployes OF the Treasury department. which went
into effect today, as stated in Saturdays STAR, do
not give general satisfaction among the clerks,
VINO think they are unnecessarily severe in some
respects They are much pleased, however, with
the rule which makes the Office hours from am.
10 $3.50 pm during the winter, instead OF 4p.m.
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Affairs i'm West Wa,htnxton

.ACcIDENTs.-At $50 o'clock this morning Henry
Murphy (cOiOred1, carpenter. working on the
house OF Daniel Brown, on street, between 29th
and 3Oth streets, fell through well hole two
stories. lighting on his head It is thought he is
not seriously inJured.-About IL O'Clock Satur-
day Henry Ffndley and John Berch, two white
boys, were cunning on the new cut road near
Green Springs: Berch's gun was accidentally dis
charged lodging the contents in Findley's right
arm, tearing away the entire muscle above the
elbow. He was taken to his fathers (Vincent
Findley'S) residence, corner OF goth and Prospect
avenue, and attended by Drs Lewis Mackall and
Gus, but think the arm can be saved. He Is doing
well this morning. Berch was 80 mortified that
he broke his gun in pieces
PERSONAL-Mr Charles McDanielS, of this CITY,
mess
THE LOCAL GAME LAW OF Montgomery county,
Nd, allows partridgeS to be shot from October
l5th 10 December 18th; woodcock, June 10th to
January Isl; pheasants, September 1st to February
LIST; rabbits, August 18th to January 1st
REAL ESTATE SALIENT. Rudolph Ullman has
sold his residence on west side OF Fayette street.
between I'd and Sd, to w. IL King. for So, 200.
IHE montgomery county far, which is to be held
at on the 18th, 18th and 20th OF October
is expected to be a great success. The grounds
are being cleared up and set in readiness The
butter premium has reached s3a
DIED-MrS. Ann Balinger, relict OF the late
Richard Balinger, died at her residence on Con-
gress street yesterday morning, aged Il years
TENLEYTOwN.-Rev. Mr.. Berry, of the Tenley.
town n. T. church, began last night series of
protracted meetings. Several penitents came for
ward for prayer
CONDITION OF THE WArKR.-Great Falls. receiv.
Ing and distributing reservoirs, very turbid.
HIGH TDK-OctOber 8, 1874 m, II so I'm
GkAiN-Arrved by canal 1900 bus wheat, and
H0VO Dus. corn by boat Samuel Jarboe.
to-day 600 bus wheat, sold at prices ranging from
100 to 102K.
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0ID VINE AID OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" the lest 30 is JUSfiiS Old Stand known for years
ss the Only placs wteis hrst-class SECONDHAND
CLOdbiSu can be sold =. respectable prices. Address
er call st !uSTlPS Old Stand No. $40 street. between
ets and 7th streets northwest n. B.-Ac4c by mail
promptly attended to- maria
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The LANCASTER R1oT.-Privatc information re-
ceived at Richmond Is to the effect that the pOtf-
Cal riot at Lancaster S. c., on Thursday was much
more serious than was repres anted in the meagre
dlspatch published next day. That stated the num-
Der Killed was and a few wounded 1t now turns
out that there were persons killed anil 2l
wounded. Col Cash, who was to address, the
meeting, had to lock himself up to escape the fury
OF the whites 1t Is stated somewhat in justifica-
tion OF the massacre that the negroes had
threatened to burn the town and murder the
white people.
SINGULAR FATAL ACCIDENT-James Comedy, q
freight conductor and passenger ON the Sunday
speGiai OF the Erie railway, died yesterday in the
Iraln as 1t was nearing Port JEWS, NY, about
noon. The jar Of passing overa switch caused the
car Wina0W 70 lali striking Comedy on the elbow
ne answered yes. and Immediately expired.
GEN k!LPATRICK's WILL-The last will OF Gen.
JudSon Alipatrick, executed in Santiago. Chill. q
short time before his death, bear,eaths all his
property TO- his wife, gives his battle flag. pre-
sented 10 him by his regiment to the state OF New
Jersey, and bequeaths to the war department. at
Mashlngt0n MS Damascus sword and scabbard OF
silver, presented to him by the troops under his
command after the battle OF Gettysburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-02

THE MISSISSIPPI INvEsTIGATI0N.-A deputy SER
geant-at-arms has gone to Cincinnati to charter a
steamboat for the accommodation OF the special
committee of the House, OF which Representative
burrows Is chairman, charged with an examina.
ton into the works now In progress for the i'm
provement OF the Mississippi river below Cairo.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
terthves. Corner Pennsylvania Ave. ard 1lth st., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't-

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ety ty carriers their account at 10 cents per
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TFE WEEKLY STAE--pub'ishel on FrIday-S2 year,
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ttI Itss for so.
- All TssG suhsrrrtions must be raid in advance:
T. TsI tr sent OI,sTT than is reid for.
fftfs ~ advertising made &Do~n arpicator
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BIDS FOR SCPPLYING STATIoNERY.-Blds have
been opened by the clerk Of the House of Repre-
sentat!ves for supplying stationery and other
needed supplies fo- the Use of the House of Repre-
are Il. X. Halphenstine John w. Drew, CIV. Thorn
Co., ); L. Savage, L. d. Gilman. ]. Bradley
Adams, Schelier Stevens, Easton Rupp, Wm
Chapman Son, all Of Washington; F. W. Klnger
and Geo. W. Mcdowell & Co., OF Philadelphia. The
0r tyyn
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THE WAR DEPARTMENT is informed that Assls-
tant Surgeon Eugene d. Schue, U. s. A., died yes
terday at Fort Arizona.
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KINGS PALACE.

sl4 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
KemsI.lser no branch store and no connection with
any other establishment. $50
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SUIT FOR DIvoRCE.-To-day Mr.. John A. Clarke
bonds OF matrimony with James Trainor She sets
forth marriage in November, 1874, and charges
that Within two weeks OF the marriage he went on
protracted spree, that he treated her with cruelty
and took her children from her residence during
her temporary absence, and finally sold all the
She asks divorce, the custody OF the children,
and that she may resume her maiden name of