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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-07
Souvenirs and BargainS.

Handsome souvenirs given away tomorrow at n
Augensteins: SIT. $40. SCI 1th street northwest,
" e1 the following bargains Will be sold: Deco
Iattd Tea Sets, Al pieces. 1856: oatmeal bowl and
plate. &c; = hoz- plated teaspoons and butter
Knife, s7c = doz ebony handle kniv> ard forks,
ooc; decorated Queen Anne Chambe. sets, So 9S,
WIN jar 10; decorated china fruit oyster plates,
l'c; 5-oottle silver-plated revolving casters. 96c
= doz white handle knives and forks, $50; Is doZ
siNef-pifted table Spoons. SEC: doZ. stone china
cups and SauceIS. 42c.: French infant dolls, 3Oc
worth 81; lava cuspadores, 15c.; crumb brush and
tray, 22c; square vases, l6c. piece: new style
pickle dishes. 4c: pie plates, l0c.: Russia iron
turkey pans, Pc; French china moss rose tea sets
1878; fancy boxes. cont aiming 81 sheets paper and
"a envelopes, &C., worth &c. Examine our immense
stock OF toys and holiday goods.
Woman.
"lt was the woman who did it." has been mans
ready exclamation in all generations from Adam
GOWN; ana II Is the women who send their hus-
bands brothers and sons to Henning, the clothier,
40 Seventh street.
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used cal and see some NJ The wines VI Y ply
chase willie in Europe this yelI Gei item AZ III
tn street mort Invest
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0nxncaA1s $40! Eisenan Bros. cor. ~. and z.

L. RrYIye the new "Cloth OF Gold" straight mesh
Cigarettes see that You get The perGi.itcs acgG IL
usSyiIe. the packet OF s-twenjies.'
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JrsT RECEIVED BARGaIS.-Five Fua5rci pair
ladies pebole button boots, Sl.4J. 1t }. brock ;.
NB2 1tn street.
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To OKDER. S. pants. Elsa1nan Bros. cor. ,tn IN.

THE CABINET SIZE Photographs that we have 70
6ccet the price o. 10 Il 80 er dozen are hfet-css
md from finely retCUciic1 negatives. CHESTER u
HANDY, f26 9TH street northwest.
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PUBLIC SFEAKERS ana singers ind y. u! Douglas.
sons CapsicuII Cough Drops u sure remedy To-
hOarSeneSS.
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THREE CASES good canton flannel. IL cents; 10-i
sheettng. Utica brand. 25 cents: carh. 1Or bows
winter suits, p, 3d. g. 30 ctS British dress goods.
10 cts DOlnanS and Shawll TowSOnr5, Pei.ISs l.
vania avenue, south side.
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SELLING Orr. SELLING Orr.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER AND SUMMER
CLOTHING
FOR MINIS. YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's
WEAR
CONSISTING OF DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
Fables, MADE IN THE BEST MANNER
Avail yourself Of this opportunity 1t will pay YOU a.
this lis a legitimate sale to close business
NJ advertising dodge. no hunbug misfits but good
well made and thoroughly shrunk Clothing equal to
goods made to order Store tor rent fixtures for SALE
LIKES, BERWANGER L. CO.,
$40 SEVENTH STREET
d3-1m g. KATZENsTEIN, Manager.
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Pure Old Rye md Bourb0n Whistles ant a fine
assortment O. bottled goods JAS. Tharp. SIS ST
Northwest
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The LAST Day OF our opening tomorrow To
each customer q Christmas souvenir Mrs Max
weyl, agent, 712 eth street northwest
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TIRE Illinois Press Association is expected 10 yisi
Washington early IN February.
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New Books
The Expansion of England Seeley
Grey Hawk. Mscaulay
Jewel III the Lotos. Thicker.
Laura an American Girl. Evans
Beyond the Gates. Phelps
Hart and His Hear Riddle.
Round Dozen. Coolidge
Abaft the Mast. Symondson.
Asus the Libyan.
We are now opening our beautiful stock OF Holiday
Books. which really works of art in illustration and
bnd,nG Our Ch,isss Cards also and
braces all the Novelties. German Fayors Spe.aity
MO NM. H. MORRISON. Ats Pennsylvania avenue.
Ho11DAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are now fully prepared for the Holiday Trade,
with the largest and best assorted Stock Of Goods we
have ever had the pleasure OF Offering TO the public
and at prices as low As the lowest,
Finely illustrated Books: standard Books in SETS the
Poets IN all styles: Family and Pocket Bibles: PRAYERS
and Hymnas Juveniles immense stock and variety;
Papteries and Albums: Fancy Goods III Plush Russia
aud New Year Cards Games and Toy Books Cali carly
alIa AVOID the rush. WM- BALLANTYNE & SON.
MO 42S eth Street
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- JCsT RECEIVED, embroidered felt tides in all
colOrS 25c another lot OF those Oriental and plush
Tides, az 29c; plush satchels, purses. shaving cases
whiSk holders and toilet sets: gents China silk
handkerchiefS, 59c. All handkercilefS Soid b.; Us
stamped gratis Mrs. Max Weyl, agent, No. sI2 9Th
street northwest.
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10 oRDER, % pants tiseiran Bros. cor TN and [.
BARGAIN From THE GREAT FAIEUEEs.-ff'iye
hundred pair ladies' elovC-top button boots, -
At j. Brooks, SOC 9Th street
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SILVER WARE.
HAMMERED SILVER
RUSSIAN SILVER
OXIDIZED SILVER
REPOUSSE SILVER
QUEEN ANN SILVER
From the smallest object to the largest most impor
tant forming of the most magnificent collections
ever offered in this any other city, at the lowest
prices. SAMUEL KIRK SON
Manufacturers, l72 w. Baltimore street
Established 1917. nlo-lm
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FessElL.s ice cream and Chariotte Russ.

To ORDER, So suits Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th and E
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Open Nights,
j. Jay Gould's Xmas Cards, Scrolls, Toys, etc. 10
Carstakrs, Mccall Il Co.'s Orator Whisky.
S'IRoUgh OLA Corns.,'
Ask for Wells ''Rough on Corns" 15c QUICK
complete, permanent cure. Colns, warts, bunfons4
"A1derney Dairy WaROns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, chilrned every morning.
and delivered in half-pound Ward" priuts Soc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterlnlk ana Sweet
MILK, sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
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ELEGANT STYLES.
GOOD WATERFALL
EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP!
Combined With Extremely Low Prices.
Reign Supreme at
Il E MISE FIT STOR
COENER TENTH AND STREETS.

YOU CAN FIND
Overcoats at SO. sold alseN.o.e at 3d.
tveIcOats at Sc. sold els, here at &1U
Overcoats Al So, sold elsewhere at 81
overcoats, All Wool, ut $40, sold elsewhere at BIS.
Overcoats, in Worsted Trcot at 3D. be sp-
preached elsewhere under SIS.
Fine Cilnchilla Overcoats at s. ). worth So5
Elegant keIsey OvercOats a. $40. worth $50.
Good Business Suits at So. worth 81
Splendid Line of Suits at $O $2 SIS and 8lS Great
Bargains
Fine Black Cloth Suits at $50 worth S35
Black Worsted Suits at Sl5 worth S28
D. b. Sack Coats or Refers III Chnchilla at So 81 So
and $40. worth double
PANTS
In Great Variety, from So up.
Boys Suits, from s. so up.
Boys Overcoats from $3.50 up
OUR MOTTO-"No Trouble to Show Goods"
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED AT
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS DIS
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S11vEnBEnGs. AVOID THE RUSH
DOLLS.
DOLLS BUY YOUR TOYS EARLY.
DOLLS
sILyEREERGs YOU FIND FULL AS
BICYCLES. sORTMENT NOW.
VELOCIPEDES,
PRoPELLERs. YOU HAVE AMPLE TIME
SILyERBERG'S TO MAKE YOUR SELECT
WAGONS. TONS
GUNS. You will be properly waited
upon.
mO1S And You can ever much
nn00nS money by getting what You
Ao1o want and not being compelled
c,1,-rnn,,.,, to take what you can get
,FINE DESkS, Our stock has never been 90
~, MSnn 81 % AZ complete as it now is.
c,,rc,,,,c,, Our prices have never been so
ORNAMENTS. ''
SIATuARY You will find it to your own
TINE 'ASES. interest to give US call.
S1L Sly ER ~ Our variety ia immense that
tnI =, I WAKE, we cannot possibly give list
SILVER JEWELRY.
euy,,,,nc But Store runs through
S1ty EH DEn" from eth to Sth street and il
11>L AZ oOODS. piled up with goods from Gel
KINDS.
sILvERBERG's,
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Lundberg's Perfume. Alpine Violet
ThOrnt0n,. Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites Of Lime
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
TO take Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gtstS. Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by W. &.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets
Baltimore, Md. mWr
LundbOrR's Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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LOOK IN the Auction line. Large toy sale at
Samstag's, No 9sa 7Lh street northwest.
i WILL have tomorrow my toy opening in my
retail store, No 80 7th street northwest. of large
description which was ever placed IN Washington
~
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o~r-cy or TBs CHIEF signal oFrIC7E-
tsv.suIxsToS, ID. G. Dec :, 49, go l-.a-i
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS IklCT
L or COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY, MAY )
1855
GERMoND CRkSnFLI. vs. NAsHiSGEoS CITY SAffp
BASK-34Z3. El Doc. l.:
The payln.t lly the rs ive- of dividends TO ol Is
of sand Bark laVinG- btell -rttCorc creed liz
cause gggregatiny hundred per ceLtunl il Is ~
third day Of May. 4. D.. 1oo-. motion William
Martingiy Receiver. oftsrts dyed alld dgIesl
I'll aeJ,cSitors IN the Washing City Savings Bank.
f-,ldasit h rc;. and I'll If lssis3lS is- AID they
he-by debaIrti iron, making any claim
Inland against said defendant the receiver in tins eau
or the IN his hands unless he u claim for
drawn divitlen = te presented Receiver bef
the first day o january. A. ID. 1884: provided Notice
this order he published az least tfts times week
for sUCcsss:vt weeks from tis day and three TIM
week for SIX successive weeks lrior said Jauuar
lssi, IN two or more Eeysi Gpers published ia tine cts
Washington. u. Z.
CHARLES 7. JAMES, Justics
A true copy.
1est-R. j. ME1GS, Clerk
nl2-mNi,7w BY l. A CLANCY Asst Clerk
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AN OLD COMSTOCKER'S SUI
eide.
HANCOCK'S ABSCESS sue
CESSFULLY LANCED.
PAYING GOLD FIELDS IN
ALASKA.
Especial to the APPEAL.l

Especial to the APPEAL.]
SAN Francisco. Oct. 6.-ElwA re
Tinck, o member of the wholesale
liquor firm of Thomas, Taylor 4
Co.. suicided this morning in the
basement of the store. He is be
lieved to have been demen.ed from
long illness.
The revenue cutter Thomas Cor
win, from Oupaiaska. reports the
whaler Cyane wrecked. The crew
was saved.
Ell Schiefelin, the veteran p ros-
psctor, arrived on the Corwin from
two years prospecting tour
through the Interior Of Alaska. H.
says there is plenty of gold in the
country and his party found it in
paying qnan itiss, about q thousand
mi es from the mouth Of the Yu-
kon: but thu season is only three
months long Everything is frozen
solid the rest Of the year, and min
ing on large scale is not likely to
be maintained.
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Dancing School.
G.. G. WHITE. p. \

Prof. NJ. J. Faracy Will open .
dancing school next Saturday even
ing at Carson Guard Hall 10y giving
= grand soiree. Gents SO cents !;
lads free. Ladies' class Saturday
afternoon from 2 to 4. The latest
Eastern dances will be taught
Courteous treatment and satiefac-
ton guaranteed to all. Prof.
Faracy has had many years expert
enoe and gained for himealf the
reputation Of being one of the best
dancing masters On the coast. Give
him . call .and.be convinced.
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This IS the namc of . new COM
pound made for identifying the
skin, probably called 50 because one
thousand women out of every one
thousand and one use it. It can be
found no where in the State q Ne
vada except at City Drug Store,
he being the sole agent for the sale
of the compound. No woman e no
has ever tried it uses anything
else. It removes .freckels, tan end
ell blotches and diecolorations of
the skin by pEtting the pores in q
healthy state. :
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sTOCKA


AoEAAuS DOoEA'
$50 Ophir, / IS
$40 Mexican, 2 80
$50 Gould & Curry, Q 20
IL Best & Belcher, 8 II,
1925 Sierra Nevada, 4 90
2l50 Bullion. 75c
80 Bodie. Zoe
l2O Savage, l IS
20 Con. Virginia. Soc
40 California, 15c
720 Potosi, l
100 Cho'lar. 2 65
IS Grown Point, I 25
72O Hale & Norcross, 3 20"
SO Alpha, 2 80
90 Yellow Jacket. 3 20
100 Exchequer, soc
243O Union.
$50 Alta, l 40
60 Northern Belle. &
200 Andes, SOC
so Utah, .95
100 Overman, SIC
ITO Belcher-l %
$50 Senator, 15c
50 Bullion. 10
20 Northern Belle, )
100 Silver King. Il
100 Scorpion, Soc
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q. Gree has now fine stock
OF fast and safe horses and new
carriages and is prepared to fur
'1ish teams or single rigs at
cheaper. prices than any stable
IN the city. Horses boarded by
the dag, week or moEth and
given the best Of feed. A trial
will give satisfaction, both as to
the quality and price of services
rendered.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS,

Remaining in the Carson Post
Office October 6, 1888.
LADIES LIST
DOwney Maria Howard Mrs L p
Downey Mamie Maxwell Viola
Gray Elizabeth Sullivan Susan
Howard Mrs Fl S
0EN1LEMAk's LIST.
Campbell Simon johnson Geo E
Fitton Louie Leggett Alex
Frantzen J Mecta!am Dan
Oils G III Shannon Jas
REGISTERED LETTER.
Williams Nsud
q ~ N,Yrr~ ID Af
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aear when capitalists will no. fee
that they must war with the public
to make money. l hold that the bet
ter you please your patrons the
more money you can make. In
stead of watering the stock and
! sailing down the profits, extend
your business and cheaper your
rates. This is the true principle
We will fight Gould on fair bust
ness principles, and we will look
for public patronage when we
show the pubic what cln be done
with wire and electricity.
Rep.-When viii you come to
this coast?
Mackay-Not at present. We
have ell we can attend to now, and
probably for two years getting our
lines laid. We will work West,
however. as fast as we can.
PRESS REPORTS.
Rep.-Of course You will give
the press cheap rates?
Mackay- Most assuredly; We will
give them rates that will astonish
the publishers. who have been III
the habit of passing two thirds OF
their earnings oyer to the Western
Union. cannot say what rates |
as that part of the business has not |
as yet been given much consilera- !
lion. We Just now want t, bui d our
lines. We will underbii any rival
company on press dispatches If we !
have to furnish them free.
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COOMDs CONVICTED.

Murder in the second Degree
RENO, Oct 6.-The jury in the
Coombs case brought in q verdict
Of murder in the second degree,
with a recon- mendation to the
mercy of the court.
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Sufferers from the effects of
Iuinine, nsed as q remedy for chills
and fever, will appreciate Ayers
Ague Cure, a powerful tonic bitter,
composed of vegetable substances.
without particle of any noxious
drug Its action is peculiar, prompt
andpowerful, breaking up the chill,
curing the fever, and expsl'ing the
poison from the system. yet leav-
ing no harmful or unpleasant effect
npOn the patient.
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Securing the National Rank.

WAsHISGToN, Ocs. 6-Secretary
Folger said tonight that he had
not yet expressed an opinion Us &c
what steps Congress should take in
the matter of providing bonds to
be used in the National Banks in
securing their circulation, in place
of the three per cents now being
called in. The published st .tement
that he had declared himself in ia
vor of the issue Of two psr cents,
long bonds, and Of the purchase Of
four per cents, at a premium, or
the substition for them of . lower
rate bond, he said, were made with
out authority, adding that it would
be absurd for him to assert any
such preference in advance of his
annual reports. He said MANY
suggestions had beoA made to him
on the subject of providing securi-
ties for the National Banks, some
of which he had been considering,
but had reserved. no conclusion.
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Ror quick trips to the Lake our
new eanopied. open-sided stage, is
unrivaaed. - will carry twelve
passengers, and is taken at light
ming speed over the grade with SIX
spirited horses. Seats can be
secured at the stable or Ormsby
House. Connections with all the
boats. q. s. mail carried Summer
and Winter.
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IN BRIEE.

IN BRIEF.
Miss Eva Slingerland is here OF
visit.
Born.-In this city, Oct. s, 1893,
to tho wife Of George BGrlison, 1
son.
! v. H. Pease has returned from
his visit to Bodie.
Yesterday We had the frst snow.
fall Of the season in towa.
Frank Osbiston has good mine
in Colorado and is doing we'll.
There will be services in all the
churches at the usual honrs to-day.
Episcopal Church-Full morn
ing and evening service at ia. N.
and 1907. N.
DR.. Smart, formerly of this C:sy
has charge of tho new hospital at
Seattle, w. T.
Fischer and Decker will spread
the first grand sauerkraut lunch
the season to-day.
The Mason Valley people are az
citing themselves to make their an
n1al fair . success.
The Nevadans at Seattle have
formed q Nevada" Club, Of which
G. G. Lyon has bsen elected presi-
deCt.
Walter Stocker, formerly a resi-
dent here, is now ia ths drug bust
ness in Stockton, Cal, and doing
very xeli.
Rev. Mr.. McLain will preach |
his fret sermon in the Prebyteian
church this morning. after. an alb
sence Of nearly four years.
Mrs. Charles A. Hofer yesterday
received the sad news, by Telegraph,
Of the sudden death of her farther
while visiting in New Mexico.
Methodist Church-No service at
II A. NJ. Rev. W. C. Gray will
preach at 1880 r. NJ. agd at Prison At
P. NJ. Sunday School at 2P.M. IA
Frank Frey, the post Office burg
ar, now confined il our Jail here,
waiting trisl before the U. S.
District Court, is believed to be an >
Id and dangerous prison bird.
Joseph Cowing, who was serious v
injured by the falling Of stag o
lg at Treadway's Park three weeks d
90. is able to be out. At first his b
'juries were supposed to be fatal. IL
Two Of the heavy Carson Valley
'nchers will next season SOW al
eir ground with wheat, contem 81
ating the erection of good sized pr
'urins mill. providing any en- III
Engagement is offered. a.
~, in
The bankrupt estate of J.. G. =.
agerman will be sold on the Goth 81
slant. Less than three years ago O.,
was considered oae of the most
lid business men in the State =.
$ failure is attributed to political Al.
)irations.
My daughter has taken the be
dicins faithfully. according t.. co,
ections, and her heath and
rits arc now perfect. TheI !
NOR is all gone from her face. 1.-The
h every anxious mother might bee
~ what blessing Ayers Sarsa- net
lille IL in such cases." 17o
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All kinds of light and heavy drsy-
ing done on easy terms and at
shortest notice. JOE CARPENTER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-07

Fine Photographs at Peterson
Art Gallery. Views of private res
licences and public buildings a
speciality.
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lee.

Ice delivered to any part of the
city. Leave orders at Benton s
Livery Stable.
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Bargains in children's white
dresses at NJ. COINS.
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Prime groceries, teas, sugars
eo6ses, wines, hardware. Swiss
cheese. Connecticut cider, ct Muller
& Sohmitt's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-07

bargains in parasols at n.
COINS. +
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Bargains in seersuckers and chev.
lot at M. COINS, \
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Window Glass Workers.

| pIrrsBURG, Oct. 5.-The Natiena
Association of Window Glass Work
ers. now engaged in q strike against
a reduction, have formed comb
| nation with 81, OOO, 600 capital, for
the purpose Of entering>iuto manu-.
factures in opposition to their late
employers A party of fourteen
window glass blowers left for Eel
GUM to- day to work. They assert
they can make as much money
there as here
Washington Items.
washington, d. c.. Oct6 The
Director of the Nit authorizes the
purchase of i1o, 900 ounces of fine
silver for use at the Philade phia,
New Orleans and San Francisco
Minis.
Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby, com
handing the Nava! forces in the
Asiatic station, telegraphed to the
Secretary of the Navy, asking to be
relieved and placed upon the re-
tired list.
Aid for O'Donae.l
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Aid for O'DOnae!l.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Congressman
Finerty's paper has received So, 800
in Wisconsin, to be used in the de-
Tense Of O'Donnell, the slayer Of
Carey.
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on the SuD5ecS OF providing securl
ties for the National Banks, some
of which he had been considering
but had reserved. no conclusion.
Fire Statistics.
| New YORK, Oct. 5.-The Com
msrcial Bulletin says: September
to the Esd, has outdone any pre-
vious september Of which there il
any record, in its numerous fires
and their aggregate destructive.
ness. Of fires ranging from SlO,-
600 loss upwards, We find no less
than pa mentioned, while the az
gregate cost to the country reaches
S., 20O, 600; to which We may fairly
add 81 ,S8J, 600 for unrecorded fires
and d thousand or 80 where the loss
was less than $4,000. This gives
us So, O00. 600 as the fire waists OF
Septeta Der. and S73, 500 600 as the
total loss to the United States and
Canada by fire during tho nine
months OF ess 3 This is $3.50, COO
more than ia any previous nine
aonths' record.
A BAD HAN from Texas (au~ht
CHICAGO, Oct. g. Detectives
passed through here last night for
Tilaen, Texas, in charge of 6 man
Cabe Young, who is wanted |
for ,he murder Of mn named |
D Donnell in November, 1873. The
prisoner was arrested on a ranch
'eventy miles south of Raxlins on
lie Union Pacific Railroad, where
'e was living with a Mrs. Cast.
laving driven the husband Of the
roman away. It is told of Young
hat he and his brother carried on a
reer of brlg~ndage in the south
'es:ern part Of Texas for a number
t years. robbing stages. The muir
or Of O'Donnell resulted in their
eng driven from the country by
le citizens.
General Aancock's Condition.
New York Oct. 6.-The doctor
ys of Geneal Hancock: "He com
aimed of an unpleasant feeling in
$ right thigh. I could not form
at that. bnt the follow.
8 day the limb developed an abb
%. 1t was located in the inner !
10 Of the thigh and was about !
II inches in length. The General
] much fever until Saturday 49,
t, when I lanced the abcess. III
charged very freely. in all over
int aud half. Since Saturday
has been on q rapid road to re-
cry. IL
Pauama Ea.eroeeanic Loan.
INV YoRK, Oct. cit is stated
Panama interoceanic loan has
n moro than subscribed for.
ting the Company more than a
900, OOO francs.