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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov. 4, II a.m.-The stock market
opened weak and 1sal per cent below yesterdays
closing figures, the latter Manhattan Elevated.
During the first fifteen minutes prices further de-
cllned hiH per cent led by Western Union and
Canada Southern, after which the market became
strong. and at IL O'Clock recorded an advance OF 4
10 III per cent, I'm which Michigan Central the
WabaSheS, Denver and Rio Ora nde and Louisville
and Nashville were most prominent Western
Union recovered :. per cent To s4IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-04

AT FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
AT FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
AT FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
AT FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
All FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-04
Sentenced For Murder.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 4-John Hopkins. indicted for
the murder OF Edward II. Frames. ana who was tried
last week at Towsontown and convicted OF mur.
der in the second degree, was to-day sentenced 70
Is years in the penitentiary by Judge Grason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-04
FUN ABOUNDS IN THE PLAY,

hiss new creation to permit two Of the brightest
Stars of Comedy TO have the eest fullest scope and
TO afford splendid Dramatic Company great oppor-
tunity. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-04

'When convict escapes BIackweiI's Island they
4re three guns"
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EXCITEMENT IN THE OIL MARKET.


Democratic barbecue at Rockville.
WINDING Ur THE CAMPAIGN IN MONTGOMERY CO.. NM,
Special Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, ND, Nov. 4-Ths democratic cam.
paign in Montgomery county was wound up
this afternoon 10y n grand barbecue on the fair
grounds here. OF course there was a large at
tendance. There Is that drawing feature in bar
oecues that does not attach itself 20 any other
KIND OF political gatherings If the speeches ara
oad, the broiled beef Is good and IL makes un fhe
9enciency. Good beer served hot and juicy on q
day Ike to-day would even tempt the apnetite Of
the most ardent republican Some came io-day to
ear OF the beef, even II they did not drink
10 one speeehes,or the cider which was literally
no pace where nip" can be got for money
Private bottles, however were as numerous az
to-day. Blrbecues were invented by Col. Ike
Poss, OF Rockville. The idea is Of Scandinavian
origin, and II has always been a success In this
section. AMI the greatest attention Is given 10 the
Preparation OF the animal barbeCued.
IL was Intended 10 hold the meeting on the fair
.rouhn, put the coolness or the weather necessi-
tated having speaking I'm the town hall which was
packed 10 It's utmost capacity. Judge H. w Tai
oo'l called The meeting 10 order 10y nominating
JOSEPH BRADLEY As CHAIRMAN
MI; brauley, on taking tue chair, made one OF
MS oli-tIne speeches, which enthuscd all his list
Major H. Kyd Douglass OF Hagerstown, nexe
spoke He was followed by Mr. Culver OF the
Jackson democrats, OF Washington city, George
Peter, and others. Governor Hamilton was here
all the morning, but left for home by the noon
train. Montgomery Blair is speaking I'm FREDERICK
county to-day and could not attend the meeting
The barbecue was served In the lower part of the
town hall. The audience was hungry and did
more than justice 10 the food. Some democrats
here
FEAR THE DEFEAT OF GEORGE PETER
as Judge, though confident OF Blair's election to
Congress John T. Vinson, district auditor is re.
publican candidate for judge.
GOV. HAMILTON DENIES.
Gov Hamilton, In an Interview with THE STAN
correspondent, denied the statements purportIng
TO have been made by him In the Baltimore yner.
icdn OF to-day. Gov Hamilton Is reported by the
statements TO be opposed to the Independent Judi.
clary movement In Baltimore He saws he fayorq
reform In every way and consequently favors the
independent movement. at is the people against
the rings, and ! sm with the people. The little
puppy Who wrete the Interview with me knew he
was telling lie when he wrote it,
Oil Excitement at PtttsburR.
PITTSBURG, Nov. 4-To-day was the most excit.
Ing Ia the history OF the on Exchange The mar.
ket opened with sales at 81 TO- and then declined 20
$Losh, but quickly recovered and advanced steady
until the close OF the morning session, when 81 IS
was asked. All the morning the widest scenes
were enacted, and blocks OF many thousand bar.
relS OF oil changed hands.
Opening Prices fn Wall street.
TIA
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fY UNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CIA-
n % baugh Hal. 1880 l4th street northwest Rev. G..
u. fATCH Pastor-Services Preaching Sunday morn
ings at II O'clock Sunday school Sunday afternoons
ct O'Clock. Prayer meetings Wednesday eyennSs at
1880 O'clock All are welcome. II
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JAPANESE J GOODS.

JAY GOULD. 421 9TH STREET, BETWEEN d
- and E. sts., square from Pennsylvania avenue
Scrolls. Lanterns. Fans, Decorative Pictures, Dor
ders etc. Aso new Xmas Cards. Scrap Pictures etc o4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-04

SENIOR LOUIS S. DoMINIQUEz, the newly ap-
pointed minister to this country from the Argen-
tine Republic, accompanied by his Wife, three
daughters and four sons, arrived here yesterday
afternoon from New York and took apartments at
the ARLINGTON.
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rIS0 REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-SER-
ssS vices every sunday at IL O'Clock a M at 81
Georges HAL, 1lth street. between and northwest
Seats free and the public invited II
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Es NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The SERIAL. SAVINGS AND BUILDING AsSo-
CAIiON viii meet for the rscention Of dues and sale
o. advances on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant at it's
Hal, No. 6l5 7th street northwest ct o'clock pm
The books for the tenth issue win be open aubscp
q fiso advsnced on each share. There is better
ing purposes than by Joining the 'Seriai which has
been 60 and which offers the best Of induce
lents IN small monthly payments and good rate of in
tcrcst on money invested. :
subscriptions may be made at the meeting or before
that time at the Office Of the Secretary No. I4l6 street
northwest.
WM. HENRY BROWNE. Presadsnt
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and rreaeurer nj ct
fRr GAS FIxTUREs.-E. F. BROOKE
6Sl lSzH srnRx1,
rnn aasrtnent Matchsn. vanss s Co = Goods. Cor
eossn nuildins. ,,s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Third candIdaturs for the United
States SsnatOrship---Posi-
tive and Final.
-hs Ssnior Senator Prefers Bust
ness to Politics His Rail
road Enterprise.
rbs Candidates Who Are Willing TO
Wear His Toga---SOff's
Ambition.
The DeeIinatiOn.

...,..t Dis..atsb "a ne Editor ef AS Register
pnnxoNr, ". Va, November Isl have
l.,.,.ly received a number Of letters and
.,-,orsl inquiries from members of the
\ -, ,,i,fu.r-cleCt. candidates for the United
|.,,,s, Seuste, and other friends. asking Af
vou,d BE- 4 candidate for reelection, snl
.,,r,s,inc their preference for me, if such
a, nv intention. To all such inquiries
~ General answer has been that for the
al Two or three years have often said,
,ublir and private. that | would not be
f, sDdija,e Tor reelection. Business is
--ore o-rceable to me than politics, and l
an now engaged in numbering, mining,
5,nkinr and farming, and in connection
N some friends who are capitalists. liv-
u, both in aud out OF the state. are con.
,,-rc.rg railroad running north and
~.p raT0uch an undeveloped, rich in
9rzl.. timber and agriculture wealth,
"a .a,rad. when completed. TO
-ae,, the Baltimore and Ohio
,-i chesapeake ard Ohio rail
al, Ny ambition is to make a success
these enterprises, especially the build
M o! the railroad. These and other pri-
r,,e matters are reasons which forbid my
sgnga candidate for reelection.
"a the many trusts heretofore conided
10 ny keeping, have always eHdeavored
b DO my iu, duty; and thank the people
J, .hs STATE. and especially my friends, TO
b. pol,jr.I GonOS> that have been con
'.--ei upon me.
Very respectfully,
- q n,Nf~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
WASHINGTON News.
The Exorbitant Bills Rendered by
Members Of the Tariff
Commission.
Yankse Reed, Of Maine, DiscNursss
On the Political Status
of Affairs.
Secretary Chandler Pvsclaims His
Loyaisy 10 the Admtnsstra-
ti0H---Gossip.



Commission bills efexPense fer their recent
trip through the country were received at
the Treasury Department several days aSo.
There is talk that seme of the bills Will be
rejected or that Congress will call bor IN
investigation of their expenditures. iour
correspondent called at the. Treasury
Department this morning and asked
the Secretary what action the De-
partment had taken on the bills.
He said he had referred them to Mr.. John.
son, the Commissioner OF Customs, who
would make report to him.. Mr.. Johnson
said afterwards that he had returned the
bills TO the Secretary with his comments
thereon, but refused to say what advice he
had given. None of the bills have been
approved or disapproyed ss,yet," said Mr..
johnson. THE Secretary simply asked for
my opinion and what Igave him was in con-
accounts he will refer them To the First
Comptroller, and then they will come back
to nae. l shall have the final say. or
course, / shall not approve anything that |
do not think is right, but don't think
men Of the high character OF those comp0-
sing the Tariff Commission should be held
down to strict line OF economy. They
occupied responsible positions, and. were
expected to maintain the dignity of officers
of the Government in holding such posi-
tons The accounts will probably reach
Mr.. Johnson for final adjudication in
the course of week. A gentleman who
has seen some of the bills OF the Commits
sion says that the bill for hotel expenses
of the Commission at the West End Hotel,
Long Branch, was $1,000, and that their
legitimate bill could not have amounted to
more than half that sum. At the Victoria
Hotel, New York, where they went for
two days picnic, their bill came u sSlt.
One hundred and twenty-five dol.
lars of this was for lunch on
Government steamer that took
them down the bay. The President of
the commission made arrangements for
them in Boston at the Hotel vendome at a
stipulated price. 1t is claimed that the eK-
tras on their bill there more than treble the
price contracted for; while on their travels
the extras were all Jumped under an in
nocent heading, so that it will probably be
impossible for any official at the treasury
department to detect the frauds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
WASHINGTON WAITS.
New. Nsse. Gatlserea bsus the Depars.'
meusA

News Votes GatlsercA Al bOut the Dephre.
meUsA
wAsHrssToS, November ls.-Since~ Mo-
vember /, there have been received at the
Treasury Department Sfsi96,2O0 OF 31SPer
cent. bonds, for conversion into Ss. pfe.
vieus to November l, there were received
$3.50, ,332, 800 of ) x per cent bonds Tor coo.
version.
Secretary Folger, to-day, decided that the
Department will recognize assessments ot
large denominations Of 3 per cent. bonds
made TO different persons and will issue
bonds of small denominations in the names
of such persons, providing that there are TO
be added to the assessments OF large bonds
the words "wavering all right by reason OF
priority OF issue of this bond"
Secretary Folger to-day declined to re-
eeivo personal securities as security for
public deposits. but authorized therefor
the deposit of United States bonds at mar
ket value rates, instead OF at their former
value. reserying to the Department, how.
ever, the power to control the amount oil
such deposits, SO MS TO secure the govern.
ment. This decision, of course, was based
upon the application of an official OF the
Second National band of Peoria. who de
sired to substitute either personal securi'
ties or four per cent. bonds for called bonds,
now held rs security for public deposits
The trial of Captain Howard, com mand.
ant at the Pensacola Navy Yard, charged
with deserting his post at The appearance of
the yellow fever at Pensacola, is progress
ing at the Navy Yard. Howard claims that
he left before the fever broke out because
OF illness which prevented his discharing
the duties of the office. He has a physi-
clans certificate OF disability, given three
weeks before the fever broke out.
Congressman Hill, Of New Jersey, says
he believes his bill reducing letter postage
TO two cents, will pass this session. The
committee has given the bill pretty careful
study, and will, he believes, report fayora.
bly,. and, in view of the fact that the Post
Office Department has not now q surplus,
believes Congress will pass the bill.
The President announced at the Cabinet
meeting yesterday, that he desired oil Off
GERS to withhold their annual reports until
after his annual message had been sent 70
Arthur appointed committee OF physi-
clans to examine W. T. Henderson,. sf,acisI
agent Postotliee Department, who sues the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for $4,000
damages for injnries received on March Is,
1890
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
A LEADER TALKS.
Reed. Of Maine. on the Political status,

heeu. Oh hhIHe. Oh tue u ohsAS"A os"sA"'
Special Dispdtch to The S'Hlddy Register.
WASHINGTON, November lS.-Representa-
tive Thomas b. Reed, of Maine, one OF the
leaders of the Republican side Of the
House. says there is no tellinS; dom;;.I h%T oo,
test in 1884, He says Maine will hence
forth he Republican State under any and
all circumstances. He has no excuse to
offer for the recent overthrow OF his party.
He contends that il was bound to come,
and nothing could prevent it. He denies
that the political assessment scheme was
one of the principal causes OF the
disaster. He says lie has no doubt
that some of the money collected
from the government employees was
expended to adisadvants tsge, but that could
not be helped. He says under the present
system of Congressional elections 1t re-
guires considerable money to make sue
ceesful canvass. He thinks Speaker keifer
will receive the complimentary vote Of the
Republican party for Speaker. There are
already half dozen candidates for Speaker
of the next House in the field, two OF
whom are from Illinois, Morrison and
Springer. Word comes here that Illinois
will also furnislia candidate for ChaplaInin
the person of Elder Gross who made the
opening prayer on the assembling OS the
last Democratic state Convention in Hi,
nois.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Wa mt 10 Erect Glass Works.
CANTON, O., November lS.-The Propr
"A ILL HAVE REVENGE.
Tne oniriH IAxeTo BE Handled by Boss
Cameron.

PHr.pzIP HIA, November ia Harris
hurg specisi to the Times says Don Cam
eran IL nakii ~ preparations to carry out
his policy of revenge. Independents must
either accept his proposed policy or so
clear out Of III e party There can be no
halfway SI, mess Postmaster Huide.
kooper, will mo doubt be bounced, and Col
Iector Hartrap # will be transferred to
some equally q Itisfactory position to him.
self The eussc IN house and the poStoiiTce
are the two ! p0sitio!s IN fhiladelpha
which have the most patronage
and Cameron a ants possession OF them.
@Revsnus afEc ers Scull, of Somerset, and
Brown. Of thsMg aceF JGiiistr5jsst SYfiU has TO
bear tbs. brand Ot the Stewart battle, sue
ceed Soull- The removal of Scull and
Brown was definit ely decided On by Cam
eron nnnths ago. L'Nt Congressman Miller,
beggeG tor the retention of Brown until
after Miller's- eIeCtNon, and ID was finally
decided. by Cameron that ne removals
sbouldgbe made until utter the Sontest. He
will now fulfilli his pledge, and the work
will begin speedily"
Don, does not propose tO recognize the
independents in the Organization OF the
Legislature, and will form a coalition with
the Dsmocrats rather than see. the Inde-
pendents get a. boethOld. The Times cor
respondent thinks the Independents and
Democrats will combine an d elect Stewart
President pro tern Of the 8 enats and John
NJ Sullivan clerk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Z MDRNING. NOVEMBER 70. 1882.

&7thin the breast of the bull. Yesterday
&..B red letter day for the bears. Under q
11fefuIIy arranged scheme the market was
f1fped down 20 an extent aimost unparal-
(. .>t3 IN sisgie day. The m1rket opened at
81 253k, and almost Immediately went to
|c 81 24A. The bears then flooded the Ex-
7iih1ge with telegrams regarding n re-
thxkable 500 or TO barrel we'll .thst rather
IEreiyzed the bulls This broke. The mar
&ft - 81 24lz Then some OF the heavy
tnltrs threw about LEGO, 600 barrels Of the
|&;d upDn the exchange and n Wild stsm-
/de tsget from andeT took place, and in
M<t <fmethan II takes 70 tell il, ALMOST, the
I.>ic3 dropped TO 81 I21<. and then recox-
#cd % Sisf3l<. IN the afternoon the bulls
Rft thcif horns in. The market opeued sc
81 AZ md rapidly went 81 2l1I. The
&ets fhet iook another grspple with the
MIL and the battle waged ss follows: 30,
81 u ~ igl<, 81 M, 81 l6, 81 Is;
&1t71 - s. f6y 6yclosing az the lscter figure. The
sa'eb fni resales for die dsy amounted TO
8, 5ie 20 barrels. Ionly heard of one man
WIN Uas slnid down" during the declines
RIttsbtkfh has become 50 eSched over oil
speGl; atoms that two new exchanges are.
fnlkefi ol, one IN Allegheny CRY, and an.
.cfRe< mi on tbis side Of the iiyer: Indeed
st5,5 ~; 1,s.es fssf'S III 3tiS1
f6pl lf6f ttief. 1T ~ the Intention OF the
brokers' to make Pittsburgh the' beadquar-
ters Of the oil trade: 1t Is said that after
Oaptain Vandergrift builds his magnificent
new exchange the Offices Of the United
Pine Line will be transferred to this city,
ard then Pittsburgh will rule the world
in oil. One Of the most remarkabie things
in the trade is the great advance IN the
stock of the oil exchange. A few months
ago its shares of stock could be bought for
S50 Last Wednesday sale was. made for
S., 500. Under the bear movement yester-
day the price declined TO 1000, but it is
pretty certain that S., ,0S9 will be'the figure
asked before long, as the shares are limited
tn 2ODl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
PARKERSBURG.
News and Gossip at the OIL City.

Sp6ctdt ~ Nle ornddD hSglSteT.
PARKERsBURG, November 17.-Nothing of
special interest in Circuit Court to-day.
was called, but on the application OF the
prisoner was continued until the next term
of Court. The trial of Joseph PAUL, for
the murder of Reuben Marquis, is set for
Monday, and Judge Jackson gave notice TO
the counsel that they must be ready for
trial on the day set
The recent Occurre nee of the tragic scene
which resulted in the death OF poor
MARQUIS, who was shot down like
a dog in the streets Of Parkersburg, makes
the case more than usually interesting. The
accused has many friends who sympathiZe
with him, and while they do not approve
the bloody deed, yet feel that there is some
excuse for Paul, as he alleges that the one
who fell by his hand had involved his fami-
ly circle and brought disgrace upon him
self and children, and wrecked all their
fondest hopes for tho 0'future.
The many frinds of Capt Nate Caswell
will be glad to learn that his health is i'm
proving since he left the river.
Gen. Henry Mayberry has gone to Corn
ing, Ohio, to take charge of a store for
Hsrmison & Co, and will remove his fanri-
ly there on January lst.
Rev. Wooster and wife, of Weston, have
been the guests OF Rev. J. W. Carter for
few days.
Julius keene and Miss Belle Davidson,
daughter of Fred Davidson, Esq, were
united in marriage at the Baptist Church,
on Thursday evening, and after a pleasant
reception at the home of the bride the
happy couple left for n trip west.
Capt Abe BeCkySith and wife have re-
turned from their bridal trip and are board
ing at the Swami House.
Z. s. Mcdonnell, Of Wheeling, auto
graphed at HILLS Central to-day.
A citizen whose name We failed to learn,
OF Iarckport, adjoining this city, en-
deavored to cnmmit suicide to- day in
novel way. Near an open we'll stood tree,
to a branch of.which he tied rope, aud
then sprang INTO. the we'll but did not sue
ceed in breaking his neck. He was pulled
out in an unconscious condition, but was
restored and for safe keeping has been
placed in Jail. He will be examined and
probably pronounced insane.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19

Daring SAFE Bsrolars lalba -
Little Tsws q FaralloAees So ].
Thls Stais.


e e,tcsI BtSdl y ~ keSy kdgser.
PrrrsRrRen. November IA story y
now going aroand In Allegheny, ~
characters In whish are heart broksa giri,
deserted wife and q sooundrslly hos
band. About year ago young Lady tn
Allegheny met man from Ohio wAS
represented that he was connected
with prominent western fira.
bat was frequently In Pittsburgh. Hs
asked II he might call-and wss allowed -
do 90. Being Of good appearance and
agreeable manners, he soon made n In
preston, an engagement followed In dua
time, and the Wedding WIS fixed for No
venber .. The couple were TO 80 10 Kan
sas 10 live, and the Ohio man was constant
" urging her to have tho mafriAge
take place sooner, as business do
manaed his presence. The young
ady said tins was impossible, - her troas-
sean wss nct ready, and her friends haA
all been invited to como on November -
He was 50 persistent that she finally aGreed
to have the ceremony. on Monday. October
ceiyed letter from Ohio, stasiaK
that the writer had learned that the youA9
lady was about 10 mary the man Who
was the writer's husband and the father of
her five children, that he was not'conAsct-
edwith the Western firm, In short, was q
base deceivsr.r. Tho young LADY ssfpsod n.
believe the suntenss of The lettog. ~
she would walt until her lover 61r&R III
he has not appeared yet ~ u ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
A FLOP.
Chandler Loyal to the administration

"a ~ t"V
Special Dispatch 10 the Ssaddy Register.
WAsHINoToS. November 1S.-ConSider-
able talk is heard here at times regarding
the peculiar attitude Of Secretary Chandler
to the Administration. The Secretary of
the Navy has always been an ardent
Blaine man. and while. OF course. il was
expected hat he would give his ad-
he!cnce to the Administration when
he became a member Of its Cabinet Of
EcGrS, still it was expected, that he would
show always a prefernse for Blaine, and
indeed it has been confidently asserted
that he waald, when the right time came,
turn and throw all the influence for Mr.
Blaine. That injustice has been done hr.
Chandler by this charge Of hypocrisy may
be seen by the following statement of Mr..
Chandler to prominent official no, long
since:
81 have paid Mr.. Blaine all that owed
him politically, and am no longer under
obligations to him. He is not q candidate
for the Presidency except in contingency
to beat somebody, and / do not. find II in
cumbsnt upon me to take up Mr.. Blaine's
auarrsls. am attached TO this admins
tration, and it shall have my hearty sup.
port;'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Ehe Striking Poaterr.

sT.I,IvzrPooI- November l3.-0f the
.ei ght whiteware potteriesof this place that
Nischarged their men on the 18th Of June,
fcr-ioining the Knights of Labor, two'have
Ia ken back their men as such. The lest
wi tn the exception OF Knowles, Taylor q
Ki rowles, are running with small COM
ple ment OF hands, composed OF non-Union
seal IS and apprentices. The latter firm have
neg rly all the men they want, Will.
Ian Brunt, Jr., & Co., met with
the only serious loss of any OF
The potteries by inexperienced hands
since the trouble. They spelling kiln OF
ware for him valued at 81 900. There is no
imms iiate prospect of the other six potter
les tai ing their men back as the X. OF L.,
and tn e latter seem determined to hold out
A bene ct for the discharged men was given
at the G 'pera House last night by the kittie
Rhoades troupe to crowded house. They
PLAYED b } empty seats all the rest OF the
week.
Wa mt TO Erect Glass Works.
C,NroN O., November l5.-The proprie-
tors of an extensive glass lamp chimney
mspnfactn ry are negotiating with the board
of inproy. ment with view OF removing
their work. here.