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The Big Failure in Boston.

Boston. July 3O-The Journal states that ChaA
w. Copeland Co.. shoe manufacturers. have In
definitely suspended, and that their liabilities will
amount to $750.00O. The firm says it has SUM-
cient lsets to cover the above amount The lrm
the liabilities are due in that city, The failure is
said to be due to the sudden pressure OF several
large obligations, and the flrm In justice to Its
creditors. decided to suspend operations until an
under landing can be arrived at
BRooKToN, MASS. July S0-The superintendent
OF d. Chas w. Copeland q Co.'S boot and shoe fac.
Mr.. Copeland, who is absent, to suspend business
indefinitely. to take account Of stock and to pay
the help all that Is due them. The firm has FAC
tories in Brockton. Natick, North Arlington and
Midway, and employ altogether about 600 hands.
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At Liberty.

For number Of years was afflicted with kidney and
gravel disease and suffered with pans in my limbs
aud back at times severely that It seemed that could
not endure it 1 used several socaled cures recon-
mendt for these diseases but they did me no eood
friend of mine that had used Hunts Remedy and pro-
nounced it the best in use urged to try it. and
purchased bottle at George E. Halls drug store in
Manchester and before had used one bottle began
to feel much better the pains In the bladder and kid
neys were reduced good deal, and after using five
bottles found that Hunts Remedy had done all that
was recommended to do. It had removed q / the pain
my appetite improved. and gained several pounds in
few weeks have renewed vgor and strength for one
of my years (5 ard can only thank the proprietors
Of Hunts Remedy for my good health Of to-day, and
you at liberty to publish this that it may be the
of being cured by the use Of your truly
wonderful remedy. w. H. TERR11L,
GoFFsrowN. N. H., May7 1888. jyS0
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THE KILLING OF CAREY.

LONDON, July Sa-O'Donnell took passage here
W MeSsrS Donald, Currie & Co = maii steam hin
hinfaun's Castle, which left Dartmouth on the
9th instant for Cape Town, where she transferred
ler p .ssengers who were destined 60 Port EliIa-
1sth, Natal and other coast ports 10 the stpam-
hip Melrose. The report OF the shooting or Carey
FUSED Intense excitement Ia the west end OF Lon
Ion and In the house OF commons
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lions or this county Show that the hail and rain
storm of Saturday night was more d strucri7e than
was indicated by the earlier reports. Over thou
sand acres OF growing tobacco were completely
destroyed, much OF which, however, is insured.
The streams were greatly swollen. and several
bridges carried away; a number Of narrow es-
capeS from drowning being reported.
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Foreign New. by Cable To-Day.

Foreign News by Gable To-Day.
CETEwAYOs BROTHER NOT KILLED
DURHAM, July 30.-It is denied that Dabulmanzi,
the brother or CetewayO. has been killed.
THR FRENCH SoRTIE.
LONDON, July 3O.-SpcC1i Al dispatches to the Lon
don papers state that the sortie by the French in
Tonquin on the 10Th inst, when thousand OF the
enemy were killed, was made from Namdinh and
not from Ha-Noi. stated In the report sent from
Ionquln to the French ministry or marine.
THE CHOLERA IN ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, July 30-Four deaths from cholera
occurred here yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANsoN B ~ ,,oxvr,,

IL AUoiioNEEks.
F. P. MANTEL MIRRORS WALNUT CH1F-
FONIt PARLOR SUITS, VAL
Ia CHAMBER SETS,
COTTAGE SETS, ". T. r BLES. MATTRESSES
WALNUT EXTENSIONS
VAPOR STOVES.
CARPETS "a Sa sH9 Sr, Gas CASE COUNTERS. MAT.
Ter AND STAND.
ALSO,
DECKER BIOS. PIANO and PARLOR ORGAN, tt
cover I'D ances aid charges.
ALSO,
SEVERAL CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,
ALSO,
LOT OF GROCERIES,,
Lett over from the sale OF j. G. rgood assignee con-
ss'ing IT of Eleven Boxes Splendid silly Tobacco
IN Fuod condition: Fancy Baskets Vinegar, Flour,
starch small lot OF Glassware and Crockery, Tins Cot
lee, lea, Canned Goods. etc., etc.
On TUESDAY MOrNING THIRTY-FIRST JULY.
1883. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK in front OF and
within our spacious ssle-rooms 317 319 9th street
northwest we III ell the above ment oned, with other
FOODS all Of which make attractive assor tment,
and Is worthy the attention Of BUYERS.
1t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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Suicide of a Prisoner

aged 50 years, committed suicide by hanging In
his cell at the Sunbury Jail last night He was
for the murder OF David Powell, at this place, on
Christmas night last MOsely's wife died during
his TRIAL He leaves two children.
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RAILROADS.

Fl'HL GhEAI
dSn THE lSS
e. Il ifFfcf u sTH. h 1888.
OF EhoM
For Fi5tsbuTg and the Ts hieaso Limited Express
s Sne to Cine n1s WITH sepnx
nat Vi! Also connects; except Saturdays for chiea
Hsa .s :. < T. s. sssh
isf fef* ss1 f
Fer ne Uan d RSSehsster Buffalo Niagara
MashL gton to Canandaigua. and Harrisburg to
For Wi!Iamsport, Lock Haven and Elmra at $50
,o a. ~ m: daily. exert Sunday
40 go and 100 p. m, a. ON tnnaay a.
fs9 sP cs1 1919 M Limited E5PTsss q
For Boston without change i: 80 p H. every Week day.
For q B SRSy R ali through trans connect at
Jersey Gty with boats Of BIO kIyn Annex afford.
Sew iork cy avoiding double
For Jrh q ssd IT'S 800
Limited Express a9Sa ESQ a. M M daily sSS s e1
Fer Baltimore. GAO s:oo $780, $50. 1o:4o a. M. and
n 3 $50; 49,, 40 40 0 AZ 7:so $50 and 1920 F.
For Pores oresi Line. GAO an and 40 p H. daily.
For An5apolis. $40 and 4:4o PM daily. except
AzR ESERsz zsB Gus
s. So sn 20 fpa i p 80 On
SUNDAY at $50. g. 20. l1:GO a. M. 500 pr
For Richmond and the south, ESQ and IL 100 a.
r. daily. and 800 u. IN. daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. 500, 500.
snas:10 Pni;. and IL 100 midni bit. On Sunday at
200. and 1908 q. M: 100 and 9: 10 pm.
Tickets and information at the office northeast cor
Of 3th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the
station. where orders be cit fer the checking of
Luggage to destination from hotels and residences
%. X. aral Pa A.rop
CHAS T. PUGH. General Manager. jy9
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Man and wife Shot Dead.

- NEW t 1okk,July soIIhe police reported at noon
wife had been found dead In bed in furnished
room In West ed street. Both were shot through
the head. II is supposed to be a case OF murder
and suicide. The couple had occupied the room
about two months The man is about 80 years and
his wife IS. The motive for the tragedy is not
known.
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NJ FOLEY. Auctionser.

tanned in No 9ns 7h street northwest at auction
econmencinE on THURSDAY MORNING. Angus
day to y until all is sposed Of
The stock consists Of Silks. Dress Goods, vevets,
Spreads White Goods, Hosiery. 2 derx.ar; Correts,
widths. Cassmeres. Flannels Domestcs Of all h Ids
Lawns and other articles too numerous to mention.
Ladies Iecally invited to tend this SALE the
goods are fine and win be sold witho reserve.
jy30 NJ. FOLEl, Auctioneer.
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M Ak G REG RS
PURE HUN GARIAN WINE.

Owing to the rapidly increasing demand for PURD
HUNGARIAN WINES, We have opened an American
Branch. where large Stock viii always be kept.
NOTES UPON HUNGARIAN WINES.
By MAX GREGER. Puryeyor of Hungarian Wines By
special appointment 10 Her Majesty the Queen. membce
Of the Jury Of the International Exhibition At Vienna
1873 President Of the Jury of the Agricultural Exhis
ton OF Keechau. $780, Pamphlets free application.
CARLOwITZ. THE CELEBRATED HUNGARIAN
CLARLT, s.. So, $40. $l2 and SIG per case.
RUSTER, VALUABLE sEDATIvE.-SEE DE-.
Druitt's report. $40 per case.
TOKAY CRowN.-STRoNGLY ADVOCATED FOR
Nervous Debility and Consumption. "a and S36 peg
dozen.
RED KADARKA.-Sll PER CASE.
WHITE RIEsLING.-ss AND 81 PER CasE.
DINER AusLEsE. pUDA,.-sIl FER CASE
HUNGARIAN BURGUNpY.-sla PER CAS-.
SAMPLE CASE. CONTAINING SIX BoTTLrs or
different kinds Of Wines most In demand, Including
the famous Tokay. delivered free 70 any raFt OF tae
City. 50.
Address MAX GROCER. Limited. Purvcyor Of Hun
gsEian Wines- American Branch. No. - 5tL ayenuas
corner 27th street, New YORK.
Orders from the trade carefully executed 90 rcescaS
abs terms. m 5O-w2ot q.
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JERSEY CITY, n j., July 9-Ex-Puliceman
dohn Nugent and Edward Farrell two OF the par.
ues Implicated In the attempt to rob bank Oflcer
smith or bag containing $4,000 on a railroad
rain In Hoboken, on Saturday. have been sen.
fenced TO ten years In stale prison.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

i HONOANOON DhOo, hucllONeeTb.
LX. CUTOR's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On II RECT NORTHEAST, bling NOS. 647
AND Go
On FRIDAY, the THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, a.
1883 at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. will sell in front ssa
the city Of Washington, d. G.
Terms: One third cash, balance in six and twelve
mouths notes bearing six cent interest secured by
deed OF trust or the purchaser can all cash If de-
f the terms sre nt at ine cost OF
executor reserves the right to sell the the
notice in &c me daily paper published in Washington, D.
g. A deposit of 300 required.
CHARLFS WALTER
Executor Estate of Michael Reuter- decd,
Jy23-d &ds 342 street northwest
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No Quorum, ar COn cord.

CONCORD, N. H., July 3O-The following is the
result OF the ballot cast Tor US Senator: Austin
+. PIKE. Jacob II. Gallinger, 2; Gilman MarstOn,
3; Harry Bingham, z: VIM. E. Chandler, g. Total
~ There was no quorum in either house.
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The N arkees.
RAyTYMORT 1p,y IN

BAI1NORE- Juy S.-Cotton DISCRIMINATING
s5s. Flour firm for fresh ground, oil neg leS ted.
extss ss ,ss ana we.tsrn suer Se"ss Is DO
1ares, sooas,s: do: extra, ooa6. SO. do. Rio
orands. Voat ~: Patapsco family, o. So do sutssr-
aave patent. 80. Whest-souther-l dull A. a easy
Western lower closing dull; southern red. l. ISai. is
Western wintcr red. srot l3sl. IS.s August l. IA
Al lSs sei temher. ll5ssl.l5S: October. l.l7ss
aud dal: southern VIII, e. 6la6S: do: yellow 6Is63.
WESTERN mixed slot, SO bid; august. 59t a6O Sclpn
ber Gesaa6l: octol er. els. o.; steamer g. hid
oats lower = southern. 80 IS; western white.
Rye higher. 6oa62 Hay irm-priEle to choice Penn
syIrania and Maryland, 1905 100. Provisions
hrm With fair iobbing demand Mess pork rs So,
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No time should Be lost II the stomach liver and bowels
are affected. to adopt the remedy. HoSrETrER'3
STOMACH BITTERS. Diseases of the named
beeet others far serious and delay Is therefore
hazardous. Dyspepsia liver complaint chils and
fever, early rheumatic twinges, kidney weakness.
bring serious bodily trouble IL trned with Lose
time in using this effective and safe medicine.
For sale by al Druggists and Dealers generally.
iva
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS. & Ohio. .
DO. LIST nref
Affairs i'm West Washington.

CONDITION OF THE WATER-Great Falls, very
turOd t6; receiving reServOir-SOuth cOnnec-
ton, clear, (29); north connection. very turbid,
t5); no report from distributing reservoir.
GRAIN.-Arrtved, boats Seneca and Dunlop with
1000 bushels wheat Sales-s.300 bushels wheat
at ll5H to 1l6I.
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TIE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
TIE following are the Opening and closing prisa,
tItbe New York Stock Market TO-DAY, a, reporte
lySpeCial wire TO II. IL Dodge, 5S9 l5Ll stroll
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LATER REPORTS OF THE DISASTER.


micciola are wrecked. The minister OF public
works and the project OF Naples with large force
OF soldiers hurried TO the scene The soldiers will
work to render the ruins secure, and will search
for the wounded. A number OF physicians have
gone to attend the injured. The stories told by
survivors are horrible. Many Romans having
villas at Ischta are known to have been lost The
dead are fearfully mutilated. In some cases
corpSes are plainly discernible through the ruins
some persons are still alive In the cellars A cor
respondent telegraphs that, judging from reports
already at hand, the calamity will Infinitely
exceed the Chios earthquake In 1881. The shocks
began at half-paSt nine O'Clock Saturday night
AT that hour majority or the people of the upper
classes were at the theater. Nearly all OF the
houses in the town collapsed. 1t was first esti.
mated that one thousand persons were killed and
eight hundred injured.
The Naples correspondent OF the Bersao1iere
telegraphs as follows: 81 have Just returned from
Ischia- CasamicciOla, Lacco and Forio have been
destroyed They were three OF the most flourish
Ing communes on the island, which was half over.
thrown. The road between the towns OF ISchia
and Casamictiola is impossible"
The project OF Naples telegraphs that the town
OF CaSamicciOla has ceased to exist. Among the
mander Zapputt, the wives and children OF Sgnon
Cecere, Siciian, ALI and Mariana II is probable
that the Warehouses Pacca Lauratt Is also among
the dead. A Miss More Was saved. The bishop OF
CaSamicciOla, Don Filapani, or Rome, and the
project OF Cagrliar are also reported TO be among
the dead. There were very few English visitors
on the island at the time of the disaster None OF
among the killed or injured. Steamers loaded with
injured people are constantly arriving at Naples
from the scene OF the calamity. The hospitals are
already filled with sufferers.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TTNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Seven CD of arabic land. overlooking the Poto-
mac river just beyond the northern boundary Of Alex
andrta Va, suitable for truck farm for builuing
Uses.
Also. two t2) acres, containing blue stone QUARRY
heretofore opened and worked. situate in Alexandria
county. Virginia. opposite Georgetown. This quarry
and runs down at sope Of As degrees to the
bridge
OF the late Richard B. Lloyd and will be sold for part
ton among his heirs. Title perfect and warranted
seven acres viii be sold on the ground WEDNESDAY,
A1GUSI FIRST. 1889. at SIX O'CLOCK P. M, the
whole The quarry lot will also be sold on the ground
on the following day. THURSDAY, AUGUST SEC
ON at SIX LOCK p. NJ.
Terms: Cash on delivery Of deeds.
Il. j. MACKEY,
Attorney for heirs,
1yl2-d&ds Cfice. Webster Law Building.
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STEAMERS.


A LLAN LINE-SUMMER SERVICE.
Quebec to Liverpool every Saturday, making the
sh rtest ocean yage- Only five days from land to
land Accommodations unsurpassed. CsbiD-S70 and
$50 single, Sl35 and so Excursion.
Baltimore to Liverpool every alternate Tuesday, via
Halifax ard st. Johns. y. T.
intermediate Passage. $40. Prepaid Steerage, SCI.
LIVE ALDEN, General Agents,
2U1 broadway. New York, or.
At Washington, d. c.:
D. A. BEOSNAN 612 9th street.
JAMES BLLLEW, I'll 1th street.
g. W. MOSS. rs Pennsy lyania avenue.
iyll-w. ON
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MARRIED AT THE POINT OF PIsToL-A suit has
been begun In Brooklyn to annul tue marriage OF
Miss Minnie Benner to Charles D0oley. MI Ben
ner two years ago. frequently visited the house Of
her uncle, BENJAMIN Lawrence. a produce mer-
each Of them being about seventeen years Of age.
After the visits had continued for some time the
that at the point or his pistol he compelled them
to marry, sending for . minister himself. He
never lived With the girl. and now Joins with her
and void
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The Yellow Fever.


WHAT HEALTH OFFICER rOwNsHGND sAYA
Health Oficer Townshend said TO a STAR re-
porter to-day that he thought the conference al
Fortress Monroe was very timely. ''Of course W.
ould do nothing" he observed, shut recommend
the Secretary OF the Treasury TO establish qusr-
intine. and we did that What we want TO do T.
TO keep the yellow fever from getting ashore l
re can do that We can save Baltimore, Norfolk,
Richmond and Washington
do you think there Is danger here?" asked the
reporter.
II apprehend no DANGER" said DR.. Townshend.
nut IL Is best OF course 10 take precautions. Will
recommend to the District Commissioners to hav
the city thoroughly disinfectei. Our city Is IL
excellent sanitary condition; much better than las
ummer There are some localities which, o.
course, are not In the best condition. tut Balti-
more ana Norfolk viii not compare with WASH
ngton. II this quarantine Is establ shed. with
emcient and competent Inspectors. every vessel
that passes between the caps ought 10 be stoppnd
and Inspected II yellow fever is found aboard
The vessel should be taken into the station and
detained there until the officers think 1t advisable
to let her go on. II any suspected vessel should
ret into the Potomac We viii stop her and send
her back to the station
"Will you establish a Quarantine2"
"n necessary" said DIR. TownShend. 81 should
quarantine at the District line. and let no vessel
pass In without a thorough Inspection"
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EKANK THOMPSON. Auctioneer.

SIX HUNDRED SUITS MEMS, YOUTHS AND
VS. SUMMER AND WINTER CLOTHING,
WATERS II EN- JACK rs. PANTS. &c.
90, On WLDNE DAY. AUGU IT FRS 1883. at TEN
10th and Penns, lvania avenue shall sell without
serve the above consignment attention of the trade
and private buyers directed to this sae every lot
Will sold regardless of cost
jy30-2 t' FRANK THOMPSON, Auct,
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THE EVENING STAR.
I'd Edition.
Latest lGlGgramS to fle Star
Minister Barca,s Suicide.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Mgucl Suarez, the Spanish
consul general, said to-day that the letter left for
him by Senior Barca just previous to his suicide
contained little that was OF interest to the public
me envelope contained the will OF the deceased
and paper that stated he wished his body to be
Inferred In America, and especially stated that he
Old not desire his remains cremated. No arrange
ments have yet been made for the funeral Full
particulars have been teegraphed OF the suicide
TO the government authorities In Spain. The de-
ceased In his letter to the Spanish consul general
desired that there should be no funeral display,
but only solemn requiem mass
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fHE QUESTION OF JURISDICTION OF IHx roLIcE
COURT RAISED.
This morning, In the Police Court, w. A. Cook
and W. b. Webb, counsel for the Washington Gas
Company, and VIM. Smith, an employe OF tn,
Company. charged with committing and main-
tanning nui lance on lot corner 21th street and
peared In court and nlei pleas In the cases The
defense claims that the court has no jurisdiction
In the cases. and the o1enSe charged I'm the infor-
nation Is not a violation OF any ordinance OF the
District, and II is punishable only by proSecu-
ZION Drought by the United Stats. And alsothaI
this court Is not legally constituted for the hear
Ing and determining OF such cases.
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DARING RoBBERa.-Homer j. Smith, cashier Of
the National Bank at Orange, Nj. entered Del
aware and LackaVanna train at HObOken, Nj. on
Saturday with 200 in valse He had scarcely
taken his seat before man began to beat him
about the head with piece OF lead pipe, and then
made an unsuccessful grasp for the valise. Pas
seDgerS went to the rescue OF the cashier, and
three men who ran from the train were arres; ed
after an exciting chase. One OF the men is said
to be Nugent, OF Manhattan Savings Bank notO-
fiety.
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REPORTED VIOLATION By ALL CLASSES OF pRALERs
YESTERDAYS, 600 BARRELS OF BEER SoLD-rRoUBLk
FEARED NEXT SUNDAY.
ST. LOUIS, July 80-Among those reported by
the police as having violated the Browning Sum
day law yesterday were livery stables breweres
cigar stores, BARRIERS, hackmen, theaters, newspa-
per men, from the proprietors down; street rail-
way and express companies, the Union Depot com
pany for sending out trains, and various other
persons. The lager beer saloons in the central
part OF the city, which opened in the morning,
closed before noon: The ooisterous denunciations
OF the law and OF those enforcing 1t created re rs
OF riot. but no arrests were made All violations
observed by the police Will be reported to the
prosecuting attorneys. who will proceed ~ inst
the violators In the proper court In police circles
II Is said that next Sunday the line will be closely
drawn and arrests will perhaps be made. No dis
turbances are reported, the popular discomfort
connning itself to words. 1t is said a combina-
ton has been formed TO resist the law and promi-
nent lawyers have been retained to carry CASES,
II necessary, into the United States Supreme
Court. 1t IS estimated that 1900 barrels OF beer
were sold yesterday, which. at So a barrel, paid
the brewers $4,000. To this add the wines and
liquors sold and the outlay OF consumers reached
fully 100000.
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District Government Affairs.
ESTIMATES FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR.

ESTIMATES FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR.
Blank forms have been received by the Commits
sioners from the Treasury department on which
to make estimates OF appropriations for the sup
port of the District government for the next fiscal
year, and the Commissioners will at once call on
the subordinate officials for estimates.
CHANGE OF CoMxANDERs.-CaptS 8. s. Waner, OF
the revenue cutter Ewing, at Baltimore, will leave
tonight for Buffalo, where he will assume the
command OF the FeSsenden, which will be ready
for service in two weeks aud will be stationed at
Detroit. Capt Geo. w. Moore, now on duty In
this city In connection with the Alabama Claims
Commission, has been ordered to the command
OF the Ewing.
VACANCIES IN THE WAR DBPARTMBNT.-There
are now two vacancies In the clerical force OF the
War department, both of which have occurred
since the civil service law went into effect One
was caused by death. and was reported to the
the other vacancy the appOintee had position In
another department. The fact OF this vacancy
will be reported to the commission to-day.
RANGE OF THB THERxoMErsR--Thefo Following
we're the readings at the of1ce OF the chief signal
officer day: am. s. II Am, 726; pm. TIA
Maximum, tao; minimum. GO
Ass1asxENr.-An assignment of Lewis New
myer TO Reuben Harris. for the benent of his cred
tors. OF all his property. stock In trade furniture
&c. at 734 9TH street, Was filed In the recorder Of
deeds ONCE to-day Preferences are made for rent
due 70 g Bensinger. $i.15L60; Steinem Bros,
sss Ss9 %s sna sso joS a 9Snss ST. Michael
Detectives Ran and BLOCK this morning arrested
young man named VIM: Friedberger on the
1 LEV = Neunsysr; No y IL street. 1 VIZ r 10
was employed. Some Of the property vas found IN
his rooms
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At Washington, d. c. :

NORTH G. RNAN LLOYD
IN STFA&SHiP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAypR
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN
The ste2IIers of this COMPANY Will sail EVERY WE'D
NiSDNI AZ SSEJ hDAl from Bremen pier, foot
of Sd street, Hoboken hates of Passage: From New
York . Hayrp, London. southampton and Bremen,
FIRST cabin Sl00; seond Cal 500 steerase $50 pre-
pad storage certifc ,:es ,22 For freight passage
apply - OELkiCliS y CO., Bowling Green, New
York w e. Iii ZEROrr-& Co, yl5 Pennsy lyai.ia
avenue northwest. Axenis foc WASHINGTON. JaIl