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Erigh.suI Acci..cm, az IS. In,.n.. =. q.

SEVERAL MEN KILLED AKA w.T>rTp
I"liNS. y. =. Nov. 5-A shocking .... ,I.rt a,-
cprir hls morning ON The ~uiub Si,t .I - l. TINS
h"Il"r. cual shed f-li in. crushing - i.ri it,r
- No men, named " Si aud Cues lst-F.. r,t.-n
90. H''ti. Enr others. named Mention Aai Is> Al
aiH hiu2. N''r1 dragged o'i seriously Nu.:,. si a.
l. rat'rl That others trlri"d In tn, c,pa tp
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Political Points.

pkAD-loCH IN NEW JERSEY-FREE FIGHT II PHIL
ADELPIIIA. ElC.
Ihe democratic convention al Trenton. y. r.. for
the nomination OF candidates Tor asstInhlsmeR in
The third assembly district adjourned al 1880 sat
urdty night until this morning. 30 Intellectual
ballots having been taken. There are four candl-
dates The republicans saturday night Nominated
Rof.'It :. johnson dS their candidate.
\ free-fight occurred in Philadelphia YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON. growing out OF a diSru;r Over politics
stones were thrown and knives Used freely. Two
of The participants in The row were severely cur
and three others slightly injured.
~. number OF voters registered In fhe state OF
Mary this year is 1924. more than ia lss.
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Killed IEi> Mistress.

PITTSBURG. Nov 5I9ilbbtrd Milton. tulo-,-i
shot his mistress. Annie Hunter. ia u rankin
Sheet eo dhohni"f a feH minute, iitu~e - Bri'-.
last night. Tie Nulnan died 3.:aD This IHprrg.
The murderer jumped from the Third StrT} " iildnw
10 shed ana ii.tct La the ground, btH ,.s.L
iura scRcTal hours Later Just oltS,,ir - ..Tis
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Prohibition ia StsS .yer>cy.

WOMEN ~ WORK At THE POLLS To-itpI-'..ftv
A~rlhN PARK. y. J.. NpV. 5-It lt.nl4.r- .ti p h
N"ih - hil~iian Temp, rsnr" rlio, has.. daii,t
." urn "t l'-it"rraw and work al th"rrG- nfaAur
~ tiIt VIulbHi1n ticket.
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The " ar in 'Eonuuiu.


'htNtE loE, ING CHfNA 10 SHOW Hrg HANp
l"*ro>. NoN. a r.l Dispatch 01Ha .s,-il.r-s
''f'. ii ''pank II 4tcN titat Ill lt.tita tta 9 fl.
49, 'iI- az lh' chalHlnr al UrpH'iU~ Drf-f- v,.ft.
~''-f J." ADMIRAL tOIIh,i o. push ,sirfgt,t- lu Inl-
4t't ih '''f': &" MAKE fas .S,' gov .rai H5 -,,
Ni-i '9nFN' IL Intends 10 pursue, 80 Il.j Trance.
-.iil ,4h, =. Unite action.
llit NtRel Is TSl-NG'S CoTRSF APPROVED - tfl1S.
i">i">. N"t. 5--ihc Marquis 1-'4-. tfs. t.ih
ne '.lh3S>tGuT. has Received telegram lfiu VI l..
i>uhA u SlH'h, eNlftsNlu- the utmost a~ioli~li-
n'At II tn tuutSr government at t'l. -l,i,.,n. m
t.h' 'lh'l ia The dispatch o1 VI lrlgau in Prluts
M!iti>'' T. frk. that ii Hang ta ,tit .tui ~ ,t.
"hiI Iil' "oVrS' pursued To- thr Narq.i, I~,,p- u,
~" Io'Fluin matter. F"th The Euy.fp.Ls.nf ..r
nina all IT. llGIg Chang deny h4Nil.c ,.NpT,,-.'d
"a" "a" - -h''oi d'rlrt hat VI. iucou S.pg,4 .au. "a
in hiila A. ihr French agent and t,.-:tIl ii n ~
ItaAlf,b approval OF thc MANNER ia ,fu-i tf...
Ndi'ili- i>t.E has carried cut Ills laotIG,I.o, IN
lllc IvEllln tn..,t!nn
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\ Mysterious Murder iu Cincinnati.

''"t tI$NATi. ono. NoI- "a Young Intn named
i''-' "a t"iiiiiiiu1isr. 'a4ll'uy t ia the ,f,th-
i"'t~' "i {. X. MatlcA y -. Mas StUt ana killed
it-t h-6 Ia Tie city suburb, -, an .iiI' lfnw IA
/ ~ ipr affair Il Involved la Int-trrs- 4 !at.
Ma utdri ;ud ia" fan Who fI"t j. a'f- -,r'if "a
i'.t" he SPOT %. L~o HuA-i, uuu II..s Hbi s., o. IA
=. -. ~ II.
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Need Of New School 8uiltin.s.

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
In the building inspectors report for this year on
the condition, &c, OF the school buildings owned by
the District. he says: In making appropriations
for new school buildings for the next fiscal year,
would suggest that one eght-roOm building be
erected to take the place OF the 'Chamberiin,' In
Georgetown. and another eght-rOom building BE-
erected on the site now occupied by the Old brick
school building on 81 street, Georgetown An eight
room building located on that site would accelniHo-
date the schools now in this and the Old church
building on Montgomery street. and possibly the
rented building on Stoddari street. The Mont
gonitiy street site. being then vacated. could be
disposed OF. TheS, buildings are unit for occu-
pancy "a schools. ana should be vacated as soon as
practicable In addition to the three old buildings
niIned the Old wooden building 92i and streets
northwest should also be replaced by silt lbit.
building as soon as funds can be made AVA liable.
Iittoe Old school buildings when replaced 10y Urst
structures. Will place all the schools in good and
suitable buildings - far owned by The District,
II The cities oI Washington and Georgetown;
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Passing a Forged Check.

RnSToN. Nov. "a man giving The atl'... n
taan JuhoUn j. ulrier arrest here. tli,s --f y III n
Passing a Iurg"d check for $40 on tll. NaliuHtI
Park bank Al NrT \ Ork. the check b.a- q It,.t
"j"iln \ H. Mo-" package OF hlaHh t-.u4'-- az
lie First National Bank al New York ,.,, i,i,lr,t
upon his person. Amer ms arrest he 80 af..i itat
hi> real nam" Ms Frank Meyers. aud thst ti,. Al
it5cd algner ol IlIc above check il his ir,tlg.T
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TUE FRENCH OCCUPY sor,Sc-ypv

Paris, Ao'. 5.-Dr. HdIlHtHI. French .i,ii COM
H'.@Ni' l!'f Ia lohuuln. Announces thai lua Fu.I d
I"itN have "I,ulhed kogan.-l en. srilc 30 ii,i,.~
huifh,t>l ot Hal ihoD". ana Ninh-Eufh. which -
Ng.c - miles NtlIthH,@t ur FIai- -pbou. lr,g..t
liI''N htf@ lcIf Saigon fo tlnc. A.lfa ppair-
ana d''of1iiuhS uf honor tT the king oi Auaa. 4
II" Fdn i"pn Ionqnin. Wi;h Fpn,a tftpsl~ h :
IN. 'oT GA iho Isih uitiluo 10 Itlnlulc Ar ....
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MayOr E.arrObe.

! BALTIMORE. Nd. NOV. 5-t.en. L. &. IatF'll,. fa,A
the oatn al Office and assumed the dutirs llaAm
! ~ This city TO-DAY. William Iinchncy NhAfr rIIr.
Ing. This IL MI. I@arotp'S fourth term ,,N ur 4
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COALITION CLAIMS In VIRGINIA.
FRENCH OPERATIONS IL Toy0vIy.
ITALIAN BRIGAMDs CAPTUPEADUKE.
The Vassac hu>.tts yt,r,io,
INpIc,rIoSs or EruEK,s prrr,r
Y nl.ratch 70 rar rHEN.Na sr,n-

Special nisTGtch 70 Tsr ryENr~G STAR
Bo>roN. Nov. The best opinion vHt.s a., y,
obtained. of those WHO ou-ht Ia be- rs~iri ou 80,
caiapa.-n Is thai ten. nGIler Nj, faU irr, rii
stale t"'A' if"W- quite large HgIHa,r i.a s.,.,
Tor !.i.I "a Boston soI YEA. VIII Nulr A ll1.,s
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A.l4d to ITtpani Sicily.
COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF Spain
MADRID. NoV. J.-Thr Mercantile Colonial and
Geographical congr's> has Opened, lis 49, inr~ lrr.
III NH dis uNS The commercial Interests or Spain
MEh different parts of in" world the lir.-.~-uy ~
"i'ctinG factories ana che opening al frt, Ir,ri> ia
itc spanish colonies. S,nor CaHOyas del ,-flio i,
President II the congrtSS-
CHOLERA DEATHS N .SpRT,
AIEHAshtdA. Nov. a.-TlIere were Iis. ir.gits
ir,lu cholera her, SUNDAY.
DISORDERS IN SFRvIA
BELGRADE. NOv. Pour Thousand tra.I,S hav.
ttef'. Fifteen hundred rebels. armed Ntlti r1lts
occupy a strong position IN that place.
P0RTUGaLs AFRICAN CLAIM
LISBON. Nov 5.-1he government of PoI7 iig.4I has
issued q circular dispatch the Powers Iu~>i ng
upon tS rights over tie lower Congo riN,r M .Ft,.
ara htt'.tlnT thai II has desire 10 iillc! ltt
Tie naNIsatioh Of That stream.
THE SECOND StF2 CANAL
LONDON Nov. "a Cairo dispatch Ia Et-.:i.r-- ;sI
grain company dcI.ieS The Statement ia tI iu!riu
o%fceT' that fh'' question ur making a -,arsrItd
'aita artnAS The SthiIl,ls OF SlpZ Is ocl,5 f n.
active attention oi the Egyptian gOyerm.'tI.
THE MARQUIS or IoRNg AID THE PRINCES LoIrSp
IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL NOV. 9Th. steamer SariiYitn. n, pt
QiEtrc. with Marquis "f iorue ana PrInc,>~ OILS.
on board arrived hare This morning. 1ii' fnIIaulo
ana fhe princess Landed al noon. They .,.-.'
c'lved bE the Duke of Albany ana Mayor Ea.kIlnc.
anu escorted fo the town hall Tie lifIf rt-
heartily cii.er"d 10y crowds of people as ti,l pas 4
through the SrretS. At the town hall rtla mar.
Guis and IN" princess wrre presented N:Ilt i al
uit'-1 fltiin 1r tNnr and H., LIVER
pool, and HeFt entertained IT luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05

TRENTON, ". J.. NOV. John COniDoie MAS 10
day nominated for The assembly by the ;Hri ia,
ulc; dc.l"crIt convention, on the s:,ad bai!pt.
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= ~ NASHIHGION ID. G.. October ID, 1888
= - NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The Co-rartnershp heretofore existing between the
ni'icrslZnet under the firm of DECKER K CO. Is
tiis day Dissolved by mutual consent. JACOB J.
ll' h II. assumes all tr h btS OF the and Will
Contiiiir the business in tile ilaIne All parties arr.
respectfully Requested TO call and their accounts
FRED. A. SCHMIDT.
MT JACOB j. DECKER
~ FOR y CERTAIN CURE FOR CHAPPED
ss hands or lips "D.lInic Balm 25c per bottle
at MI NCAS1EH IiOWAED'S Pharmacy corner 7til
and streets northwest nj
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District Government Affairs.


In" commissioners today granted permission q
Daniel NcApine Ia pluck S"t.t, from ~lnt uf tilt
street Shade trees for the purpose Of planting them
Oh HE western prairie Lands.
The commissioners have given James Mc(,rcevpy
commission aS special policeman lor one year Il
do duty in the Dime Museum, without pay from The
District government
REQUESTS OF CITIZENS.
Citizens living on and owning property on the
Grant road drcqueSt that some repairs be made ie
Same, near the Junction With tn.. pike.
Citizens on Columbia neigh S have petiIiOned the
commissioners 10 furnish them With material Ia
lay Sidewalk on the north side OF Clifton street.
Columbia heights, 1t the expense OF the prOpert
owners. II the same cannot bc done by the DlS rlcr
he commissioners reply that they have no ilIc-
IEitc means for this purpose.
DELEGATION OF PROPERTY OWNERS
on NJ street southwest. composed OF MeSSrS b. F.
Clark. $ B. Nornent. Capt. SpranZy. ChaS Smith
son, Joseph McCauley and John kahiert. called
upon the Commissioners this morning to protest
against the paving of street between Az and eth
streets. with cobbe stones. They had expects ed
that asphalt or granine block pavement was TO h,
laid After explanations the Commissioners de-
clded TO stop the work this season and next wear
pave these two squares with the desired material
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntWiSe: e.. T. u. SOper re-
pair frame 1919 nth street southeast; $50 Garfield
Hospital association, repair brick north side OF
is an addition brick. two stories. 80 by 56 lnet w
4. Richards, repair bricks 9l5 and 9l1 G. street
northwest; $3.50. T. ". Schafer. repair frame 17en
street northwest: 500. Harriet Mills erect a
sntl dwelling Oh street, between 2ist and rcd:
{aJJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- -. QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE Ma
Ini2red Nom IL and children will be held on TUES
s NoTtiI.r 9th. at 10 o'clock III, the house
u h's' NJ . foinercy r. Si4gIt 1889 street.
fFSa SERIAL. SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSO-
~ CIATION
TWELFTH ISSUE OF STOCK.
No back dues and excellent opport unity to Join
fourlStng
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
me regular monthly meeting of the Serial" will r,
ma ~ Is Hall No 6lj 1th street opposite Patent
nee WEDNESDAY, l4ti inst. at oclo k pm. Stock
IN Inc -, s,rle% : be had at 81 share No back
ns LIS Association is one of t1e most successful i'll
IN, city: X. q. CAMPBELL, President.
JNO A PRESCOTT, Soy and Treasurer,
14lt street northwest n5-et
~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
s-ss THIRD ISSUE of STOCK
Ihe UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIA-
LION viii hold its 10Th regular monthly for
the payment OF dues and making advances Cosnn-
Hoiitan Hall Sth and streets northwest on
WEDNESDAf, November 9Th, at O'Clock =. IN. Books
i Of thiEd issue Of s@ck ar StiIl open
BY NJ B. GORMiN, Secretary pro TEN. n5-3t
~ KNIGHTS OF ST. PATR!CK-.IL MEM
A eiS requested TO attend the regular meeting
OF this COmmandcry THIS tMonday) EVENING, Nov
enter D. for the purpose of making arrangements fer
tie funeral of late brother Sir Knight JOHN HART
NETT.
All Sir knights are hereby notified to assemble at
headquarters. sta and T. SIS. on TUESDAY, 20
III, November 9Th for the purpose of attending the fll
neral OF said knight Per order.
ROBERT MCDONALD, Commander
T. f. MCAtItFtE Recorder. 1t
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kilograms to The Star.

A BOSTON PREDICTION or BUTLERS DEFEAT.
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RnlSS Of the Scr3fc.

THE REVISION TO BE CoAPI srFn At A FUTURE erFT-
ISG-"THE PREVIOUS Question" - oIRER TKO-
POSED AMENDMENTS.
The Senate committee on rules viii meet IN this
city on the 23d instant 10 consider and take
upon the subject OF revision of the Senate r7lie>
10 the present rme no action whatPI er has been
tihen by the committee. A quorum met at Ear
HarbOr. Me-. some weeks ago. hut for reasons Sff
'cnt 10 those present il decided 90 no fur
ther than an exchange of opinions to what
should be done. AT that meeting Senators Fr,e
the chairman), Harris and German We're present.
Senators Sherman and Harrison were absent. Scna-
tor Frye submitted pamphlet containing the rules
that have prevailed in the Senate in the past those
II force now and the changes he (Frye) proposes.
Each member OF the committee has been supplied
with copy OF this pamphlet. with the request that
he shall examine ii carefully and prepare such
amendments or new rules he wants 10 submit
that the work of revision may be completed at the
coming meeting. 1t WAS deemed best 10 driCr iin
action upon important matter for full meet
Ing OF the committee.
It is true that among MI Frye's proposed new
ru pS Il one Tevving the previous question. hut
Indications are that 1t Will net he adopted by the
committee. Indeed Mr. FRYE himself is quoted as
saying that he does not believe such rule stands
the slightest chance OF being adopted Another Of
Mr. Frye'S rules provides for n new committee on
Internal improvements, which shall have juris.iic-
ton over r1yer ana harhor appropriations. This
rule meets with much favor and viii probably he
adopted, as it VIII relieve the commerce committee
OF its heaviest labor and give ii time to attend to
The needs or commerce. Another argument in lis
FAVOR Is that Slcn rule properly framed. will
throw additional safeguards around the Treasury
by protecting ii against such wholesale raids are
usually made by river and harbor bills The project
OF creating standing committee on invest g.ltiunS
TO conduct such inquiries may be ordered by the
Senate does not seem to meet with favor. The pie-
vallIhg opinion Of the committee appears 10 be that
the better plan VIII be to continue the pr-t nt custom
OF appointing special committees 10 conduct inVF>-
legations. The rules regulating admission 10 the
ol OF the senate viii, it is thought, be made more
rlGit and exclusive.
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The RIirr-EsisTnard Eiorcmaent.


Miss Blanche Burr, the young girl employ Xed at
the bureau Of engraving and printing, who eiopcd
early in August with married III IN named John
Barnard, employed In the same bureau has writ
ten from ST. Joseph. No. to her friends In ihis city
stating that Barnard is now fIi-treating her aud
asking for money TO bring her back TO this city as
she Is destitute. Barnard has q wife and family
Hflig IN Georgetown. Before GoHr away both
parties obtained leave OF absence. ana the fact
IN" riopcnitfI was not fully established GuiIl they
We're dismissed from the barcGu Railing re-
turn on the expiration II Tclr l"..Yc II pub
i!Slied this morning thai the young WulnS friends
In IN" bureau htd taken up a collection Ia aid ia
bringing her back 10 The civ t,It Supr.inIcuurut
Morgan thinks such is not the else.
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fOrei.e assair~.
COMMERCIAL INTERESTS or sp,,r

RRlG4>DS CAPTURE pikF
P.IFRso. Nov. 5-Th" ,iuh,. of iSitl rutit.. -
~'-li captured b, brigando willie driIIi. from u>
N.l.d to Gr..pani. Sicily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05

THE Secretary of War has authorized the use of
the army barracks at Savannah, GA. for the shelter
OF people made homeless by the recent fire.
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Reporter of the U. :. Supreme Co..r..

H'F"ftFT III sftc u - Fs'ENc ostTs.
TIE APPOINTMENT OF j. BANCROFT DAVIS AN
NOUNCED.
At the conclusion of the reading Of opinions in
the l. S Supreme Court TO day Chief Justice Waite
announced the resignation Of Judge otto. official
reporter Of the court, and the appointment nj J. G..
Bancroft Davis to fill the vacancy thus rallSsi. MI
Davis VIII prepare for publication all decisions OF
The present term and those of last term Lot C0ll-
priSed In the volume already In print.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05

REAR ADMIRAL COOPER, commanding tho North
Atlantic squadron, informs the Navy department
that the L. s S. Vandalia arrived at New York on
Friday from StapetOn, L. l.
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ioNEW ISSUE OF STOCK.

IABIF
CO-bPtRtlNE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Subscription looks open for stock i'll tie sixth
Monthly payments s. 10 per share
SIUun III tUl advanced on each sharr
ASSETS tt'ioEi.L; Is. 1882. a?94 f4Gn
PauIii, Is and Information viii be furnished and sub
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SECRETARY CHANDLER, Commodore Walker and
Commodore DeKraft have gone to New York 70
take passage on the e. S. S. Trenton on her trial
trip from New York to Newport. 1t was expected
pany Secretary Chandler, but the press OF public
business prevented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05

THERE WILL Re civil service examinations for
the postal service In Boston on the Sth of this
month: in Cleveland, Ohio, on the 10th, and in New
York on the 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05

IN THE e. s. Supreme Court, to-day. in the case
OF Hovey & Dole vs.. Mcdonald, appealed from the
District OF Columbia, the decree Of the lower court
WAS affirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05

Posi- OFFICE R0BBERY.-Infornation has been re-
ceyed at the Post Office department that the post
Office At BraddOCk, Pa, robbed this morning o.
STAMPS, &c, valued at $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05

The MA1tGAsY ENJOYS STRANGIED-a letter
from 1aInataNe. Madagascar. dated October T. as
S"ftS that the Mala@aSy ENJOYS. VINO recently re-
tirn'ti from visit TO Europe and America and
VINO We're liit guests OF the government In this cit v
nave been otranoicu. The prime minister Was also
atTanglJu.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev
enue, $797,5122; customs. $639,965.
MRS. BELyA A LOCKWOOD this morning received
notification that the charges against her i'll The
Pension Office had been withdrawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05

PAY OF Posi- OFFICE ISSPECToRs-The Post
master General to-day issued an order fixing the
salaries OF all Post Office inspectors at 81 600 and
that Of General l.. Scyb0ld, san Francisco and W
j. Henderson, Washington division. SuirrlntaDtl-
eDtS. at $3.50. This order IS in consequence of the
one issued on Saturday disseminating the per diem
allowance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05

CAPTAIN F. V. McNair. u. s. ~. who has been on
duty in Washington, for some time left to-day for
Philadelphia. He viii remain there some time and
then proceed to his new post OF duty, Mare Island.
Cal. navy Yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-05

a COMMISSION was issued to-day to Joe &. Thurs
ton, postmaster at AtaIndha, Va.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-05-26
Truth from Republican Standpoint.

There is paper published in Wash
lngten which appears to have struck
OF thinks it has struck, new trick in
the way of office getting. It used to
b" published by Hinton and Morrow
Politically it describes itself as indie
pendent Republican. Last summer il
published week after week, savage at
tacks on the management of the treas
ury, and the amiable Secretary sought
the New Testament for guidance, and,
under It's influence, rewarded good fer
evil by appointing Hinton special
agent Of the treasury to stop smuggling
on the Mexican borders. Consequently.
the paper Is only published by Morrow
at present. This person is now eutdo-
ing his former partner in attacks on
the administration. Recently he pub
llshed 9 double-leaded editorial, one
column long, bitterly abusing the Pres
ident, chiefly because he went on a
pleasure trip to Florida, which says:
IN the midst of an upheaval, which
seems likely to 0verwhelm the robbed
and wretchel, hapless and hated peas
antry of Ireland, the President was
gorging himself with liquids and
shrimp salad, and while American citi
zens were being railroaded to the gal
lows in Dublin without one werd Of
protest from him or from chat Half
breed Harvard English snob, our Mn
lister to England, James Russell Low
ell" On the same page Secretary
Freiinghuysen Is addressed as dotard.
Secretary Folger as a debAuchee, and
Attorney-General Brewster as a sot.
while Assistant Secretary French is
told If he does not resign, the method
sy which he secured his appointment
will be revealed. 1t is presumed that
Morrow wants to be treated like his
old partner, but is in doubt which
member of the administration would
be likely to heap coals of fire upon hin.
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Adjournment Of Circuit Court.

The court will adjourn on Saturday.
Ali business which has not been dis
posed of goes over to the next term.
This has been a busy term, and too
much cannot be said in praise of Judge
Bean for the promptness and dispatch
with which he has disposed Of the bus
mess before the court.
All this week has been devoted to
the trial of James Beckley for killing
Henry Leyens. The jury, after re
naming out all night, at half past eight
o'clock Friday morning, retu rned YER
diet of not guilty, which meets the en-.
tire appros osation of all who heard the
evidence, as it showed clear case OF
self-lefense.