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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,ournsd meeting the board Of managers s of the
Ind @ to the constitution sub
he Mf shaan adg pa tS of s
the board and after scnssion were approved and re
meeting 'hf m fss s2sty oa 9 spa and at the m
sert m assisting charitable associations and persons
Irsd BY them behalf Of the neeyH Change section
Se wsfs ns E ss R tns
sr | The strike Ike ont ont al after the word and in
ths art snbdyiso1s according to the terms Of Art VIZ
1f board fs 1he Of SGf a
Art Art VI lines and STRIKE out ali after the
Ssd Words aftsF tae ESff % sp
z 2in lime After the words board Of less than
Tine ts bo.r After the word Officers insert the words of
s.s5 MEETINe e ;EI OF AL L PERSONS INTER
WILDE will be k held THIS EvENING in ST. Marks church.
seSs SE asmg IL soSs 4 s9ssnI M e
ARB na sSFRsE 2f 81 1a and ss
q 9 &
ne invited to r f oTSsE q the com
G. G. BoLIINGER. Secretary 1' - 'sst octs-H;
rSs' THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CITIZENS
Baps on dmgsn VIII be hsd R h sFss
dos, oSdsr Board Directors. a ''ns' 0'5f PETTY
rRa DIR, NJ s. PARSONS. MEDICAL ELECTRI-
- clan has returned to the city, and has resumed
practice at 923 street northwest oc2O-6ts
~ PROMPT SETTLEMENT
w WASHINGTON d. c., Oct. 10Th, 1S83
Messrs. HARRY c. TOWERS 4 CO. Bankers and Agents
Howard Insurance Co., of Baltimore 1920 street north
GENTIFMEN:.Plcase accept thanks for prompt pay
ment OF loss by fire to my the night of the
thirteenth instant. Very respectfully;
oZO-3t. No 1902 K street southeast
ty ". S. RoosE.
My old customers and the public are respectfully
from the Wizards Hotel to the Harris House date I'M
periai Hote half square below Wizards and to my
taree t new store orner OF 18TH and streets opposite
tlne old stands at 1888 Penisy avenue and at
the Arlington Metropolitan and National Hotels.
o2o-3t ". s. ROOsE
F-R0 SOMETHING NEW IN SCRAP PICTURES
Raphael Iuck's heads, from best Paintings of
constantly added to the circulating library 1749 Penns
sylvania avenue. ol9-eo
FRo GIRO DE SUZZARRA VERDI, MD.
~ Office Hours:
From to II am, to pm to 9pm
NO. ll2l 18th street northwest. o2Oeo3rns
CS er Oil is being sold for SOC per full ut hot at
MUNCASTER & HoWARD'S PHAKMACY." "'
% Corner 7th and streets northwest
r-Ro GAS FIXTURES.
Large stock of the latest designs
LATRoBEs. FURNACES
PLUMBING AND HEATING
SAM'L s. sHEDD,
o19 400 9th street northwest
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ArACHKs FROM THE HOSTILE CAMP m soxo,
COMING


ArAcHEs PROM THE HOSTILE CAMP IN SONORA
TUCSON, ARIZONA, Oct ga special dispatch 10
TIE star. from Fort Bowie, SAYS 'Two Indians IRON
Ine hostile camp In Sonora came In last night.
rney stated that ninety Indians and four chiefs
would arrive at Rucser during the night lieut.
TO meet them. Capt rafferty, is near Ruoser. with
TWO companies, ordered there six weeks ago. ex-
Srtilg the hostiles' return. II Is reported that
rnegades He. With his stan, is somewhere b.
tween San Carlos and the lne.'
The Twelve Days Bicycue Race.
TIE BETWEEN FRINGE AND HlGuAN
CHICAGO. Oct 2S--In the uicycle race al tw.lvs
the first day. Monday, stood as follows: Prince ~,
miles; Hlgham. lag; Morgan. 100; woodside loo:
powse, 1885, Shack, i4s; Clark, ia
Conaemning the Civil Rights Decision,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 23-COlored citizens in mass
meeting passed resolutions condemntng the d.
clslon OF he supreme Court on the civil rights hfl
4 Veteran Journalist Dead.
QUNCY. ILL.,. Oct ea-Maior H. V sullivan
founder OF The Quincy WIG, died last evening.
FrightEuI Railroad Accident,
OVER noRTY PERSONS INJURED But ONLY oSE
ST. Lorrs. Oct. ss-An acc!ient occurred on the
Louisville and Nashville Air Line. about siN miles
nroken 1%a East r,' ST Ia Train struck
"n the brakes Hf s,es passed over in
safety except the nlch We're hdh
crowded. They topf1aY i.,sa Werp ara GOD :,
short distance when Ifl Ssa1nnnsrs hrole 1hs
scene was terrible. Rep0 Sast over forty
persons were injured, bus fatafi1.
Law and Order Led n 10. uoui~.
ST. Louis Oct 2s.-The mcy lpominent citizens
OF NJ Louis. irrespective OF psfSy. met I'm secret
council last night AT the St Louis club 4 Inv ana
on!tr league was organized the plan OF the Phil
adelphla city committee OF one hundred
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Oct 23-ViY,rinia sixes new fen
forties, 33 new threes 81 bid to-day
BALTIMORE Oct 23.-Cotton staaiy-mid,llinr Ia
flour UNCHANGED. Whoat-southorn Easier and ,ui.f
western steady and inactive: southern rcd Ia4aI 07
do amber, O3al l3; No. Maryland i2al l2i. No 3
western winter red. SPOT. 1Oi aAl %. November Osa.
II ua's; December. l0Sa 0sIz January 1 IOI al I0t
FEBRUARY. ll2's bid torn-sUnthern quiet and steady
western Gftil and steady southern white Gss63 do
yellow, Nl'2 western mi Ned spot 57a57 70 DC, ,lsr 81 !
sska' NoNenihIi 55f lid; year, &c asked: .anysry
a9aS oats shade easier-southern. Sass: western
W1te Siats; do. mixed. 3iaai: PsnnsylN Nania ,5a y
rye quiet 62265. Hay duh and hanged pf,yisioue
UNCHANGED and quiet. Butter frm-west, rn pack,Sl
lso creamery, 2a25. Esrrs firm 23 Petroleum dull
and nominal Coffee dull-Rio caroes ordinary to fair
iisl2 Susar quet-A soft So copper refined l4Ieal4
Whisky steady. llsal gSH. fryiEhts IivtI,a,l pf
Steamer without change ReceIts-nour 2se. l,arr,ls
Mheat; 5000 bushels. corn 2lU00 bushels. oats nO0
hoSheis Shpme1lts-corn. 600 bushels Sal = Ahrar
-52,ooO bushels; corn 1000 bushels
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IL L r i. E c T.

TsRDN THE BOSTON GUARDIAN FOR SFp.
u tIEber: The rcrly Of the Mutual Reserve Fund
Lie Association to the recent criticisms made uIon il
tld lu'e<Iuiyotal documents that we have had the
ISFaSh o. for some time. There Ifs" 'andsn
or Dats IL II, but the assertions clear cut and
tA1r fuI meaning their face. II the opponents
~ ts association want to meet the issue they have
IS 70 meet they do not the manly thing for them to
- 20 .Ano"ltS:e they have misrtpTescnted the in
su,s tradu'eti IL without reason and thereafter
noe 'niir It$ce Ohi.e OF the Association l5gl
sAes'- d 4. AAitTtI, Ucneral Agent. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23

GENTLEMEN
BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR FALL. OR WINTER SUIT
Oh OVERCOAT YOU SHOULD EXAMINE
THE STOCK AT
The MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
The Goods sold there possess merit in style and make
kwer than those of any house in the city.
Our Overcoat is equal to any sold at g.
OUR Oyercoat Is equal to any sold at S1O
Our Overcoat is equal to any sold at Sl4
Our sl3 0vercoat is equal to any sold at 80.
Our $l5 Overcoat Is equal to any sold at $23
Oar 80 Overcoaf IL equal to any sold at $35
Our g. Business Suit is equal to any sold at Sl0
O1r 81 Business Suit is equal to any sold at SIS.
our so Business Suit is s superior to most ones sold
Our sl2 Cashmere Suit Is superior to most ones sold
ur si5 Corkscrew Suits equal to any sold at
Onr els COrkscrew Suits are equal to any sold at $50
hese are made up IN 4button cutaway, frock and
Our $40 Black Suit is equal to any sold at s1s
Dur $50 Eiaeh Cloth Suit equal to any sold at s5
of - biacA Broadcoth Suit is superior to most
BOYS GOODS
Dur 81 80 Overcoat would BE- cheap at 81
Our g 20 Oyercoat can't b. equallei at So
o"r e r 1srrGat ST. Srsls.t Is sargain n,h inee dec
Our $s Overroat sells elsewhere at SIS
Orr So s. 81 S. So or SO ssi;l are tss about
~ per cent below the usual selling prices
PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
In Cashmere Chevoit Doeskn and Beavers in endless
variety at ali prices from s. up.
GOSSAMERS FOR BOYS AND MEN
.: g. $3.50 s3 and s4-The best in the market.
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Make nc mistake and come to the corner 10th and F
s"'es- OH
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Racing fn Enxland.

BENDI0o WINS TIE CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.
LONDON, Oct A-The race for the Cambridge
shire stakes was won by Bendigo, with Tonans
second and MedicuS third
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LADIES,

LADIES'
Notice these Prices and call and Examine the Goods
HNNbDEBXXESTS Fine Merino Soc: price elsewhere 75c
lNDERVESTS, Fine Wool, 81 90: 40
GNDERNESTS, Heavy 81 Al: 175
elsewhere 500 ' W ~ f
UNDERvESIs. Very Best Scarlet, $500; price else
We will show you at the same time lovely assert
ment of Infants Hosiery
OF DOUGLASS, 9th street
Mrs. NJ. s. RICH, DRESSMAKER
VA Has taken the house 453 Massachusetts avenue
northwest and will be glad to her friends and Gus
tonlers. o15-1ms
MI NE. Won BRANDS, MODESTO
AA Tailor made Suits and Dresses made at the shortest
notice Perfect Work. Superior Fitting Correct Prices
and satisfaction guaranteed. Evening Dresses; Bridal
TrOusseaus a specially
>oc12-1m' 9O7 PENNSYLVANIA ave. over NJ Williams
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BALTIMORE, Oct 2a-In consequence OF heavy
rain storm, which has continued since midnight
and the bad condition OF the track the beginning OF
the fall meeting OF the Maryland Jockey Club is post
pOned until Thursday, the 18th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23

The totals Of the Ohio vote for governor were
Foraker 347 ,064, HOadly ass, $50.
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A THE MASONIC VISITATION TO HARMONY
AALODGE. No. IL. and NEW JERUSALEM LODGE
No 9. TO be held THURSDAY EVENING, 25tiI inst,
the lecture viii be delivered by d. W. STEVENS,
American Secretary of the japanese Legation and NJ
OF Star OF the East" LoCcc, CkohaIna. Japan
SubNct: Masonry in Japan and Incidents of Japan
Life" Ifs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER
AN ARTISTIC AND FINANCIAL SUCCESS.
EVERY EVENING.
Wednesday and Saturday Natinecs.
the Grand Romantic Spectacular Melodrana, entitled
THE ROMANT BYE"
Under the Management Of
BROOKS AND DICKSON
Grand Realistic Effects
The GyISey EncamPment-"
"Cra;gxnest 10y Moonlight
Hampton Race Course."
'sIhaInes River EnllanhIncnt.s
Wreck Of TN. Saratoga
AND AN UNRIYALLED CS>T.
NEXT WEEK:
Kiraify's Grand Spectacle,
BLACK CROOK o23
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District Government Affairs.

WATER RENT QUERY.
In note to the District commissioners, Mr.. ChaS
Z. DuncanSon inquiries under what law water rent
Is charged on certain houses from July l. IS3 when
they were not occupied until september ID and
october !.
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entw1Se as follows: Mrs n. Ii. Tenney. erect a
twOStOry dwelling. Stoddard street, between Valley
and Congress streets; $500: f I. Hurley, repair
CorTcll, erect two-story dwelling. 10th street,
between 18th and 18th streets northwest: g 3.500.
Thos Pumphrey, repair frame, 's2 10Th street
southeast; 500
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS WITH PUBLIC SCHOOL,
The following named school houses have been
connected by telephone: Seaton Cook. High, Henry,
GaTnett. Force, Chamberlin, Curtis Industrial Alb
b0tt Gales, Peabody, LoveJoy, Jefferson. Randall,
Lincoln, Wallach, Webster, Franklin, sumner. Ana
lostan-total n. The Commissioners have returned
without their approval the request by Mr.. John II.
Brooks trustee, for telephones at the Stephens
Miner, Bowen and Banneker school buildings,
stating that he fund for such purpose limited and
has been quite literally utilized on behalfof the
class OF schools coming under your CHARGE Seven
OF the thirteen colofed schools now have tele-
phones
the court OF commissioners OF Alabama claims to-
day: BENJAMIN p. Sherman, se1.s7; william II. Fog
lar, administrator OF the estate OF Aug. LamphcfS
$50, and Daniel Trowbrfdge, $lo49i.
PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: Charles
p Bale, New Windsor, Md, green corn silker; VIM.
N. Conway, Baltimore, sheet-metal vessel; W.
Gardner, Baltimore, time controlling SYSTEM ChaA
efa asnEe r Gi0tcn ea
Robert w. Morgan, lynclburg, Va, charge re.
tainer and concentration for cartridges; Joseph Pas
lsichmcnd Va, mask for base bah caiahers; DaniG
4 Shirley, New Market. Va foot warmer: Jos L.
Walker, Baltimore, bottle stopper f.stonsr.
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ST. Louis Oct 23.-The mcS kpominent citizens
OF NJ Louis. irrespective OF psfSy. met I'm secret
council last night AT the St Louis club 4 Inv ana
on!er league was organized the plan or the Phil
adelphla city committee OF one hundred
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Conaemn;ng the Civil Rirs,. p.c;.
4 Veteran Journali~t Dead 4

SAN FRANCISCO Oct 23-COlored citizens in mas
meeting. passed resolutions condemntng th,, do
cslon OF he supreme Court on the civil rights hll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23

LAND FRAUD INVESTIGATION RRPoRTs-The Com
missioner of the General Land Office has decided
that he viii not furnish certified copies of reports
of special agents investigating land frauds prior to
the action Of the department upon the recommen-
dat of the report 1t found that the infor-
NATION furnished by these reports has frequently
been wanted for improper purposes such as shield
ing the parties implicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23

NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut. Albert Mertz has been Or
dered to appear before the retiring board. Lieut..
Commander Francis NJ. Iar0er to duty as men,
Der of the naval advisory BOARD, Nov 1St. Leave
has been granted to Passed Assistant Engineer Hen
~ Herwig for six months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23

York, counsel for the American Planters has filed
petition at the Treasury department asking that
the duty to be charged ON granulated rice and all
forms OF broken rice shall be the same as that
imposed by law on whole rice.
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The Twelve Day,, Ricxc,. Pace.
A TIE RKrwEEN rR1>,.r ~ n,on..

'.N fhaNNh AND HlGHAN.
CHICAGO. Oct 2S--In the licy,le race of t,ss,,,,
nouI day fer twelve days. the score al the end of
liie hSt day, Monday. stood as follows: Prince 70
miles Higham l12; Morgan. l69; Woo,tslde i,,,.
Dowse, lSe; Shack. Ia: Clark. ia 'V''
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FrightfuI Railroad Accident.

QCIScS, III. Oct. e3.-MS1or II. '. SuiliV
founder oi The quincy Ehig. died last evening.
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oNkR HRTY PERSONS INJURED Brr ONIN on
FATALLY.
ST Louis. Oct. s3.-An accident occurred on the
LOUISVILLE and Nashville Air Line. about siN miles
from last ST Loai16sfAiklsS sSenger train struck
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PENSION ATTORNEYS SUSPENDED. - There have
been some haf-dozen attorneys suspended by the
Secretary of the Interior the report Of the COM
missioner OF pensions. The suspension is prelimi-
nary TO disbarment If the charges are proven and
the accused lawyers will have an opportunity to
pensions. The following attorneys practicing be-
fore the Pension Office were suspended to-day by
the Secretary Of the Interior: j. K Ciey Rockland
Me-; Francis Register and VIM. II. Druen, Philadel-
phia Milo b. Stevens Co., Cleveland, Washington,
Detroit and Chcago w. H. Wills Co, Washing
ton; James II. Russell & Co., Trenton, Nd.
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THE COMING ARMY CHANGEs.-Upon the departure
OF Major General Schofeld from the presido Of San
Francisco, Cal, to assume command OF the division
OF the Missouri, the general of the army Will as
sumo command of the division Of the Pacific until
relieved by Lieut.. Gen Sheridan, November l. Gen.
sheridan Will command the division OF the Pacific
his duties at the expiration OF the leave of one
month which has been granted him from Nov. lst.
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THE NEXT GENERAL CONVENTION


NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-DelegateS to the meeting TO.
morrow of the national board OF steam navigation
are rapidly arriving. President Gould got TO town
this morning.
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REPORT ON THE PACIFIC RAH.RoADs-Gen. O. NJ.
Poe has submitted to Gen. Sherman carefully pre-
pared report upon the Pacific railroads, giving
history OF the roads and treating Of many matters
when published will attract considerable attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-23

JUDGE FRENCH is Acting Secretary of the Treasury
to-day, Secretary Folger having left Washington
for New York last night.
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CHANGES IN THE QUARTERMAsTERs DEPART
MENT-The following changes In the stations and
duties of officers OF the Quartermaster's depart
ment are ordered: Capt James NJ. Marshall, assist
ant Quartermaster, will be relieved from duty in
the department of the Missouri and will proceed to
Fort Monroe, Va, and report for duty. Capt La
be relieved FROM duty in the department of Texas
and will proceed to Fort LeavenwOrth, Kansas and
report for duty at the headquarters of that depart
ment. Capt. John simpson, assistant quarter
MASTER will be relieved from duty in the department
OF the Missouri and Will proceed to San Antonia,
Texas, and report for duty at the headquarters Of
that deDartment.
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THE MONUMENT TO THOMAS JEFFERSON FINISHED
Lieut. Col Thomas L. Casey, corps OF engineers, U.
s. A., who was charged with the execution of the
JOINT resolution OF Congress providing for the cree
uOn or suitable monument over the grave OF
Ihomas Jefferson at Monticello, Va, has made a
report TO the Secretary OF State announcing the
completion OF the granite obelisk, Which is IS feet
nigh, bearing an inscription composed by Mr. Jef-
1eison, as follows: Here was buried Thomas JET
felS0n author OF the Declaration of American Inde-
pendence, of the statute OF virginia for religious
freedom, and father OF the University OF Virginia.
ana upon the die: "Born April 2, 1.43, @. s.: died
$S, ,352
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WATEh FENT QCEKf.
In a note to the District Commissioners Mr. Cha
C. DuncanSon inquiries under what law water rti
Is charged on certain houses from July l. Iss, whe
they were not occupied until september ID an
October I.
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At 245 the jury, without leaving the box returned
verdict OF "not guilty." There was some ap-
plause, which was promptly checked. The court
adjourned and Mr.. Coomes received quite an ova-
ton outside.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-02

A Connecticut man has invented q
machine for counting money. Editors
have long felt the want of some such
labur-saving machinery; and now If the
Connecticut man will put an attach
ment on his machine to enable man
to get money as fast as 1t will count it.
he can sell the machine for seven dol.
lars and u half.-Norristown Herald.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-02

She was asked what she thought OF
one of her neighbols by the name of
Jones. and withaknowing look, replied:
+Why, don'tllke to say anything about
my neighbors. but as to Mr.. Jones.
sometimes ! think, and then again |
dot know. but after all, l rather guess
he'll urn out to be a good deal such Q
sort of man Us take him to be"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-03

he il too much given TO what would be called hero
"makinx the eagle Scream while IN What ne prob
ably intends Is his most impassioncc nights hs is
apt TO fall into bathos. Nor s 1t at all conducive 10
a clear understanding Of events that BIT. OConof
so obstiuatey refuses to portions of tbs population
of Ireland the title Of "the Irish people" In the
rebellion Of 1873 it is fer instances. notorious thst
the chisf crueliioS perpetrated against the sus-
poets" wore perpetratsd by the IRISH yeomahry.
Bat the fact that this yoomanry was composed Oh
Orange Professionals cannot alter tho equally patent
fact that it was composed of men who were IN al
respects an much Irisbmen as the Catholics they
hunted and maltrestod. And the conceaiment OF
evasion OF this truth viriates the conclusions OF
the historian Though be i, endeavoring to snow
WHY II was that the Idsh ALWAYS failed
in their efforts at emancipation vet he pats out Oh
sight principal explanation OF their failure
Had true patriotism been the national inheritance
no difference oirelgion and certainly no indictments
of personal greed, could hayedlded tie natVhih INTO
warning factions. would they have so often sac
r;ficed common interests ~ the contemplate anu
petty qualification derived from indulgence IN those
ignoble enmities. We are unable to gather from
his language whether Mr.. OCOnGor wholly con-
dennis the Phenix Park murders with a brief ref
ereuce to which his second volume closes. Judging
from some expressions in other parts OF his work,
he may consider assassination vcnisl under cerLal
conditions, though We are reluctant to conclude
that this is his sober belief IL is curious that be
appears to have no views of his own upon the land
question. and he apparently declines to venture an
opinion as 70 the future of his country. We can
not say that he has written work which VIII
be necessity TO tho student Of history, or that he
has impaired any elements of cool judgment
into discussion already superheatcd. The history
of the Irish people has yet 10 be written by hand
not only sympathetic but impartial, and perhaps
this task will, after all, have 10 DO undertaken by
a foreigner, whose removal from the scene may
GIVE him tho inestmablo advantage of an unpreju
diced view.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRo0UCE
Per yorts 2ipsr. Yssssls axt Rsiirosts.
NEw.YoRx, Thursday. Aug. q. 1883.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NRw-YORK, Thursday, Aug. 2
QH Ee-Onlat and III

ASHFS-QnIet and unch1nRed
COFFEE-Spot firm but guiet at 999bc. for fair ;
OPTIONS points higher reacted later. and
closed barely steady az about last evenings grces sales
Der 7O4 9745 for October 745755 for November 1860
so December 76b075 for January 7.SO for Febru
ary closing follows August 7l50725; September 1850
$780, OCTOBER. 7S56740; November 740SI6o; Deeeaeer
100 17.60 mild grades quiet Int steady Java, lie;
Padang II a022c; singapore l2Gl5c. Java l50l7e Cey
on ga lac; Maraesibo, sG l33sc; Dagusyra SS4@iooj
Jamaica, SGl3c; st. Domingo. SOC.
coTIoN-spot Cotton more active. and advanced tl6c
for the hight grades Lie for the medium grades and
3-IG0bl5c for grades and stained. Sales. 24Io
bacs 100 lust EVENING" which 2058 for export and All
consumption Delivered contracts q 400 Dales
Receipts the ports to-day 1877 bales against 537 last
and $50 since september l5920Os b2ls.
against 1886 405 period last season Revised quota
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1rHE SPECIAL WORK

AND WHITE M0UNTAINs ~mx
Express tram with parlor and other cars throusg W.
anal after July p 1883 leave celtrs Depot a.
H. and IL. X. RI II u daily. except SUNDAYS os~ocs
ing al River with for Newport
uebs etc. and arriving M the e sa, ~ b
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Grand Central Depot Newf~~