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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-29

(,uRIsTMAs GOODs.-A choice lot OF
I pIrnDIyC- and CAKE-M0ULDS Doth
french and American; JEILY-CAhE. MY ~ ~ ~
TAiS-CAKE 4, and FIR ENCH-ROLL fANS; nA ,'t
TrR-PAiI,S for buckwheat-cakes, Min sn',
rhRINA. HOlLERs. and good assortmehs "
IiS"A"I''o''NS'' AUG. ARsELL, JR.,
as1a.i0t 728 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-29

Tuy STATE NUsIC-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
DEATH OF A POPULAR YOUNG nAN-CELE-
RgATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16
MILITARY EDUCATION.
Gen. EFanceck's Recon- ndatiO,

foISTS From us ANNUAL REPoRT-SrNMEP HH-
CAMrMENrs OF TROOPS FAyoRED-MuI-aRY Epu.
CA1ioS-Ho" TO PREVENT DEsERTIoSs, ETC.
Major General W. s. Hancock. IN his annual ra-
port OF the operations OF the military division O.
the Atlantic, states that the total number OF en-
listed men In that division the 5Oth OF SepteIn
Der, 1883, was 1881, and OF commissioned officers
3o1. He strongly advocates the annual encamp-
ment OF troops such as the encampment OF the
troops nom WaShntOn barracks and Fort Nc
Henry, Nd, at Gaithersburg, In 1882 and 1883, as
lmpartinS valuable knowledge to the soldier OF the
fatlgueS OF march, hardships OF camp lie and the
requirements cf field operations
He regrets that means viii not permit all the
tfoOpS In the division, whose duties ale generally
tne routine ones OF permanent stations, TO be
ss assemblcd IN summer camps Two batteries have
Fort Preble, Portland harbor, where for lack Of
there Is but battery of artillery
Gen Hancock recommends that additional quar-
tfrS may ne provided at that post and that its pro
fess0na! instruction fe kept up to 4 respectable
standard He does not think the light batteries
and recommends the establishment of a light artiL
leIy school under one OF the best artillery field
Officers
lslactory. suitable teachers are scarce. and the
men take but little interest in the schools Gen
hancock EXPRESSES his intention OF selecting post
III the department OF the east where II Will be prlc-
llcabe TO construct the necessary facilities for
holding annual rifle competitions 1t is recon-
mehded that sheets be issued TO troops In barracks
Attention is called 10 the adviSabilitE Of establish
Ing garrison a: Fort Montgomery, Ronse-s Point,
n " at an early day.
Gen Hancock recommends that measures be
taken to prevent descrtlOn, and says: "For the
faithful soldier the future should be made frll OF
piuuee, whose fulflment is guaranteed by the
Wofu OF law He also recommends legislation Civ
ing Judge advocates reasonable promotion in rank
ahd pay for length OF service, land that the I'D ar1-
Gle OF war be amended SO as to provide that any
officer, OF whatever rank. assigned 70 the command
OF a geographical department, shall be competent
TO appoint general cOurtS-InaI1al within his de-
parlinent-
The hope is exnrtssed that the omission I'm the
last appropriation bill to provide extra duty pay for
general service cleI Iks at division and department
heafGuirte:S may be supplied at the earliest prac-
tical moment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16
Foreign News Ny Gable To-siuy.

LONDON, Nov. 10 Inquiries have been mad. iron,
Ahltraa whether IL MAS true, rs reported IN trade
ctTcits There, that the French gov NcrnISnS has re-
moved tie Prohibition against Ana, ric.a ko, mo-
duCtS N'1lIierthe O,. pap, ~ nor the Rev < aLcu-
.tN can md "DA Ctuuud for % ,t.li, i ilt Aai Tits
h,aS been Gone and inquiries Ill eotod ~ PsIS faI
% confirm IL.
HEGrETs FROM R.RCyIONa
tanRrp, NON. i6.-Ssuor POSida Herrera nrin'n
minister, bas received teegrains from various pui,-
lie bodies or Barcelona. expressing reyrrt rhat IN.
Germany. should have been changed and a.Sllrtn,.
aim that the city of Barcelona would have ;riyCIi
ths prince worthy and enthusiastic rsokpSton
sUE2 CANAL NEGOTIATIONS
LONDON. Nov. l6.-The Paris correspondent OF the
ItTtS says there As reason TO believe thaS the basis
upon which an agreement il likely TO be arrived AZ
between The Sutz Canal Company and the Rngsh
SMpoWnerS Is That the administration OF the CON-
Ialy shall os fortyfour per cent English and fffty-
SIX per cent French; that England Is v,l IL.
france, Shall be seat OF Administrations. that an
hSh tribunals, and that all surplus dividends shall
SO towards tie reduction OF transit Gaes Ia th.
canaL Ills is stated 10 be the English proposal
but II Is generally supposed that De JsSs,,s viii
not consent the proposition that all tfr si,rptls
earnings shall go towards the REDUCTION Of the IolS
but viii insist that portion of the su,,s shall go
- the Shareholders part or the aRTertneat VIII
bt That the English government shall lend eight
million ponds sterling 10 help in The construction
0i "a second canal.
TIE EIHIIrsTs Still AGGRESSIVE.
st PE1EEskCRG Nov. 1e.-1he UW or The
f'pitr flhe nlhllist organ states that the sentence
ofdtath which WAS passed by the nhSt central
committee on an infuimer, was carried out II
says Their parry has lost many valuable Tn'aaheTs
recently, Du! tb.t The gaps are being raItdy ues
More blood Will flow. the responsibility ior whssl,
VIII iail not only upon SrnS"leSs government.
hut upon those who. knowing the prtHsnL needs
"f the county, sit still and do nothing. The paper
contains two letters iGoln cOnrictS IN siberia,
which gives horrible details of the lrcaulun, uf
prisoners there.
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The W nr ON t'osvrn,nv
WHAT fHE hURs;oN ORGAN sAys ov ruE rrsv.-v,
OF >Ef';fT SOCIETIES 10 oFPuS1 fnn sYsOtnI.
INSTITUTION

WHAT ffk hNksoN ORGAN SAWS or yuE Vnpv r~ou
OF >srftT SOCIETIES 10 oFPuSB fuR ssys<In "A,
INSTITUTION A'
SALT Lane. UTAH, Nov. l6-The crxpnta,,os N
Sftet ahG-!oiy Elny societies has carfS.sf tb,
PSfTtf At7rS, 4 Mormon church organ 10 say
ne ethliEih al feeling IL, piring those Who haze
Syi'Ns upon work oi dsrAneS>> l. nesisuraely in
n.,t''o ~ tEe readiness with which kheY sub
80, iGhlN tof the accomplishment OF Iht IL pur-
a,,,- u tunGs..ud collars II consifcra hlp sum
,.i ~'I Nt'H 10 htgta operations The important
- ''l ,tet ~ the Church Cr Jesus Christ Of Jh,,
oaA S@tiltS Is almost demonstrated h1 Th,,
NiltSlieaa and C0mprs hVnslve oppU%atto. io H.
wiz, j m hlhg special and uniu.tly dl~rlirtnat
10y itgiSi.il-"i Schools. ClsurlhsS and ~, tri,,al
| =! q -liti,~ al aiming IA. a \ i,-
~ th' N"ilitar WITH NlG tive thrust ara deadly
3Wt">~ a. NiTi,t3N LL, t-s,a both ots.n ar,n
stunt; udt II apic1rS tb.i The stabin-It, trs.s
"'Od@S oi"H!'1tds Is likely 10 le ,ar-.,.N ia
t,e PM ".,.,!"i.oe, j.i-.ak fuMs So mi
'-he'N WdcINn,ni Organization established
Al ttcNc.aGi such WuYcGtDlS benz con-
stNttd with suhjCSt ~ lOpUlar Interest
i''e pr"p.; tive Tendency. apd Il would orr.iuIl
- i-sldi surprise Ia Tie e. ample uf the Ci,,ciaul
,lti-A"rinon !-Nrct antagonists wuCd b. followed
I. men similarly bent IN tii,r CIirs ihroHc ht th,,
Ltild ih1 F!ing situation II people esr,ing 10
rsFN oGt t-itT honest con' i"inns ur rgh; * tNhll
i.u "hle There Is CORES 1nding InanifssI alton
nl IN" 2h<poe II any sentiment II uaErlanirliN
h tut breasts of the gene ry of the p,una II tho
."uh''E al large, who either look upun III, Sle,-
.iVie "ilh apathy or eNuitaticn: hut thu rumna-
,e'l! ol tnc Sdu'le movement viii ls Si>fr,,S a1d
CtSirGruon" Societies similar 20 that orraui,aI In
"N.i.tLa are forming ia salt Lake and Ia ,,ery
i'ht INNING camp IA ttah and Idaho hl,h arr
W " eAtsiiaSu 10 ilc Pacific states Snd gegTtI,r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16
France and China.

ADMIRAL CorRBET's WAR ORDERS
LONDON, Nov. IA Paris dislstch to n local
news agency asserts that Admiral Ceurptl Who A.
III command of the French furces tn Tcngtrn has
advised the French government 20 declare war
Win thpa. and the government has Irlnsa aUt.d
ofosis 70 the admiral Ia 0cl In accordance with t,,
hIulreIlentS Of the situation
PEACEFUL.
Inc correspondent of the ExchanRe Ptlecranh
company al faris declares that the sensational IA
lsrtS W a breach OF friendly relations between
Frali'r and China, and or the reinforccm'nf OF the
fftncn squadron In TonQuln, are wislsest lounda-
, FRAhCf CotNTIEG rHH co-Sr or UosaHIrigS
|" deputies which Is considering o resolution
authd1lng The granting uf credits for The tstS.ss
ni the lohpulu campaign L. favoratly iucfin,S 10
me principle of credits. hut desires that the govern
in' al shall give complete explanation sl fhc sup-
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District Government Affairs.

THE TELEGRAPH POLES MIST Go.
Mr.. w. Z. Clarke. nl@ n.gtr of the baltimore aIS
Uhlo Telegraph company. In etter Ia l.S DkntT1Ci
Commissioners, requests permission To erynl in the
small fat-if0n shaped rcSCf1 alton between Dekt-
Wlre and Massachusetts avenues and street two
poles, TO be removed from other polnis Ia that
vicinity. The Commissioners answered THAT the
time had come In this city for putting .Iese vii,
Under ground. and the object Seems 10 be 10
Straighten this line, thus making IL a per,naIirut
line above ground, they declined To grant tie
TequeSt
ORDER REVOKED.
The Commissioners have revoked their order nf
july 9Th, ls,s. designating portion Of vermont
avenue. In Irunt oi "ihe Arhnyion,n 10 4 l.a,k x
ST aLi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16
The Speakership Contest.

hEADQUARTEkS OF THE CANDIDATES-NO FREB
LIQUOR THIS TINE.
The principal headquarters Of Mr.. Carlisle will
be at the Metropolitan hotel in parlos Nos. 16a and
ld4. These parlors were engaged to-day, and Will
be IN charge OF Representatives. Blackburn and
Thompson, OF Kentucky, in the interest of MI Car
isle Mr. Randall is not expected before Monday,
though he may conclude to come oyer Tomorrow
friend OF his said to-day that Randalrs headquar-
ters are to be at the Ebb1tt though he Will proba-
Dly aiso % nave parlor at the National There are
not exceeding thirty members OF both parties,
OF inc next House in the city. soft can be plainly
seen that there Is. so far, but narrow basis for
predlcuonS as to the outcome OF the contest The
Tree liquor, which in past times was conspicuous
feature OF speakership fights is ban1shed from the
pending contest, much to the disgust and disap-
polntment of some. AT the rooms of Messrs Cox
ana Carilse visitors are received pleasantly and
agreeably entertained, but no "treating" is done,
ana as Mr Randall has hitherto conducted his can
vases without liquor there is doubt as to what
ne wlll 90 this time Mr.. Manning of Mississippi,
VIII not participate in the canvass. will he take
his seat until the House shall have passed upon his
claim He was given the certificate OF election as
against Chalmers, but prefers to wait and have his
right to his seat determined by the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16
The Marsresa.
BALTIMORE Nov I6-y:rp:ui, sixee consolidated
s.: t.il -fatti,s. 30; :tr..e ST.. La f,n-l.x

BALT1hoRE- Nov. l6-y:rp5nis siIee. eonsolids,ed
4e; nt " t.silforti,s. 30; tr,s 5is. lid to-day
6ALTINoRE Nov l6.-Ce1scn -t-siy- lniddIing I0A
Flour steady aud trn Howard street ard " sarrti
.1l-r, 2tOa3a0 do extra. J. 15s1 rs: do. fan,
eWab as city mills sul~r 30aa3 IS: do extra
4gAa as do. Rio brands. 7:st.O. do. Paap<7o
family ESQ, do. sllIcrlative patent 7Ol wheat
southern nTlntr ana active; western higher closing
,@sr- and dnii southern red. lI2alls: do arnbe,.
lliall7 No Maryland. ll4Aal.l4- No. western
winter red spot aud November oSsl ,eh D-srnsls,r
',.al -1sa January, l1iIsa1 llAI February. l4a
IL & CorueeutlSrn higher aud tirul: west IN about
steady snd dun; southern white Go; new, h5ab7. do
y.ii0W 57A39: lew. 5Jaa. western AaA. 81 OF 90 "a
20 year @sasIs Janusry ss3.A57 =: sss eu.er 81
fld Oats higher and quiet southern 37a42 western
white, ass4l: do. nlixed 57a29; P.nnsyIvanla so
4l. Rye quiet and firm 6hA6s Hay duli-l,yfln.
to choice Pcnns! vaIlis snd Maryland i3Oaa
loco. Provisions quiet. hess pork. l2.75. Bnls
m'.ts-should-rs ana clear RIB .ide- psek,i 6sa5st
bacon-shoTld, n. Ga; clear Eih sides. " faris.
FAXED Iea24: cr,ainery, 2.a3s K.rs hlrl.s 2tayl.
pskled dali e2a23 Eetroelun hisher-rchnsd S5.ass.
Coffee fi1n-Eio ,aryo.s ordinary to fair. nHsa12E
S;;rar dull soft 81; COPPER refined aHtt ~.
81 du-cotton -64.i nour lr 81 rT-,,n GaG "a
Euct.i e-nour. z 3s1 bus, Is: wheat. 81 to bushels
corn tcoo bushels; oatS 500 bushels rye e00 bushels
S.ll'ueuts IA 0Ge bushels SaeS-wlie..t I.S
bushels. corn, 43. .OsU bushels
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New or Old Tiu,e1

SECRETARY CHANDLER NOT YET PREPARED TO ORDER
THE DROPPING OF THE OBSERVATORY BALI, AT
NOON ON THE 18th MERIDIAN
Secretary Chandler said to STAR reporter to-day
that In view OF the objection made by the Attorney
General, he has not yet decided whether the Naval
trct or not. He added that the new time VIII be fr
nshed the railroads, but he wanted to consider the
matter before he ordered change In the time Of
dropping the ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16
A Series Of Fires.


NEW YORK, NOV. 16.-A fire broke uut shortly be-
street. occupied by the knickerbOcker coffee and
spice company, w. j. Suil & Co, propfietoIs The
FIRE was confined to the two upper stories, and the
loss is estimated at about Sl0.O00
CHICAGO, Nov. ia fire occurred at midnight
last night La the upper floor of iandel Bros store
one OF the largest retail dry goods houses e city
The loss On stock, chiefly by water. is So 600, and
on building 5000, both fuliy insured.
CHARLESTON. 5. c., Nov. ia special dispatch 10
the Ne,cS ana Courier reports that fire broke out
I'm the town OF sumter last night and spread raI,-
MeSsrS. 9bR1iS, HewSon, Pate. Eoyt, DeSDune
SnaIeS, Begin, Pheeney, OConnor ana Maxwell At
last account the fire WAS still raging. The loss
already Is estimated at $4,000.
BOSTON. NOV. 16.-Ile Boston and Providence
railroad repair shops took fire this morning. and
One-ialI the St0rehouSe, two large machine Shops
ana the Doler house were almost wholly DESTROYED
Inc boiler mouse contained boiler and neS whi h
furnished power for all the other shops, and its de
Structon throws 400 men out OF employ lrent. The
loss will be about $4,000.
HOULToN, Me, Nov. l6.-TitcombS Shlngle manu-
factory, boarding house. barn and stable were
burned last night Loss about $4,000; Insurance,
5000
WOODSTOCK, n b. Nov. 16-Wm CraIg's large
steam Saw-lIill was burned this morning. Loss.
$4,000: insurance, Sl1 GEO.
LAwRKNCEBURG. IND, Nov. 18-Twelve thousand
dollars worth or lumber, owned by the suspended
City National Bank, was burned YESTERDAY The
fire Is supposed TO have been The work of incen-
diary.
ORLEANS IND Nov l6-The flour and saw-rnir
OF Newton Turley, and three or four dwellings,
were burned yesterday. The loss is sl7 eco; no In
SuraDce.
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Below Zero.
INTENSELY COLD WE.

INTENSELY COLD WEATHER IN THE NORTHWEST.
BISMARCK, OAK. Nov fG.-ihe Thermometer last
night registered 80 degrees below zero Al soIclock
last night strong breeze was blowing.
ST. PAUL. MINI, Nov. 16-AdviceS from all parts
or the northwest last night Show that the ther-
Inometer varied from Is to 40 degrees below zero
strong wind was blowing. but no snow fell All
trains are delayed on account OF tl,e wind. Nayi-
CATION has been practically suspended ere ior sev-
eral days The river closed last night
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Reported Wreck ing eG "a Trnsr.

CHICAGO. Noy. 16-h Speci1l dispatch from pal-
lis, ieItk, STATES that the passenger train on ta
Houston and Texas Central railroad dus there N
80 last evening had not arrived N rnidnichI.
There was report current NJ Dallas that the TRAIN
had been seriously wrecked near ShefILal tno uub
Ito TactS were olt.inable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16

MAJOR Au1sons friends, in their recount yester-
day OF the ballots cast for the court clerkShiD in
baltimore, claim they discovered some puddin'
tickets and tickets that had hot been folded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16

The Southern Electric Light COMPANY filed its
certificate Of Incorporation In New York Yesterday
The object Is to furnish electric lights to various
southern citieA
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NIr. WheIan,s Injunction Spit.


ANSWERS or AESSRS. REEVE. DARSEfILE AND LOWE,
THE DEFENDANTS.
The case OF W. IT. Whelan agt. r. n. Lowe and
others-bill to enjoin the disposition OF notes
claimed To have been obtained from paiuttn by
frand-ss mentioned In The STAR OF Wednasla, !,
WAS before Judge Hagner to-day.
The defendant. Nathan Reeve made answer.
showing THAT his only connection with the Trans
action was that DaIneille handed NnelaR's not.-S
70 him, saying that he had bought them, ana H.
QueSted him titctve) 10 cal on Whcian ard Sell
them for $40, aud the bill as 10 Reeve IVES dls-
missed
Mr.. p. A Darneflle also fled his answer ey Eesrc
IL. q. and X. CiaughtQn. lie denies having made
any representations 10 Wheian about Loves b,!sl-
EeS- Lowe asked $1,000 for Interest IA tne bJIs-
hess. and he tDarndlle) went with Whsbfn and
offered him $500 fn cash and $500 in notes which
61er was accepted Afterwards Lowe offered f.fIa
tDaIneilc) the two notes to dispose OF. and APP
poiDtment was made through Reeve with Whean.
VINO offered 10 take the notes up IL allowed a dis
count OF $50.
Mr. loves answer. which was also flied. denies
that he miSrepreaented tie value or extent OF MS
business. lie denies any COLLISION between kiinsak
and Darneile, that his business wSS AZ DOOR as
represented by the plaintiH, or that any Gsaa was
PfactiCed.
The answer is accompanied by affidayies OF ID.
Webster, II. {. Thayer, A. w. c. NOwlin and w. al.
Eenning.
The hearing was continued till tomorrow.
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Reduction i'm Western Railroad Freight

iUfhkA, Mn. Nos. io.IAt Inc Hieeung with the
commissioners agreed to accept the distance rates
proposed by the managers OF through freight pro-
vided they shall be applied under the same condi-
tions that the tariffs have been applied heretofore
1t Is thought this will make reduction OF about 10
per cent The managers asked 30 days to consider
whether they would accept It was demonstrated
to be wholly impracticable on account of the cOn-
tOns prevailing on the different lines to adopt uni
form rates, therefore the board proposed to meet
schedule OF rates Without saying whether they
would do this. the managers left, except Mr. Emer-
son, OF the Missouri Pacific COMPANY he Remained
to prepare schedule for that road The Missouri
Pacifc, the Union Pacific, the Fort Scott and Gulf
and the st. Louis and san Francisco roads can
probably all be covered by uniform tarin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16

GOVERNMENT RrCEIPTs To-DAY.-Internal reye
nue., s410, ,T7335; customs :3ti2- -J73Gl
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TKE RIVER FRONT IMPROVE
NENT.
An Embryo Park on the Banks OF the
Potomac.

TIE WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY THE CoNTRAC-TORs-
OVER OWE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF RE-
CLAIMED LAED--THE OBSTACLES MET WITH IN THE
WoRK-AE EXTENSION OF TIME TO Re ASKED P0a-
MAJOR HAMS VIEWS AS TO WHEN THE WORK CAN
BE COMPLETED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16

THE Treasury department. has decided that the
word tOn, wheeI er used In the tariff acts should
lie construed to be the ton ayoirdupois-that is
224O pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16
E.r,,'s s,ic9xonr Cook Book

B.r,,'s stcoSoNr Cook Book.
CNE THOUSAND SOLD AT Ioc EACH
IT, i.'ffS contain 50 iaVes and sell regularly 1T
30 " ei- - ior ot cuat to,ncr4,a To-
w .s II S;rc:". sIltiou fact that se sell
Al u -" I%'~f t";'Viis ~ I..iuce pr.r,s. Tie ei
low r. just
Ga. III. EsthsTtot. by Ns-v J. Holmes
A"utc L. -. h.. SLlIT II Nic.,nis
t..st.soI,- l-~ays &C. RI er.i,ie edition.
.5lt ict a Woman 10y A. : Hardy
s!-t'u .;id Bi,->.,i tr.;ie!-t.li by Mrs Wis;er
E.~i,'s NV it.IAtl, L.. by Ne. IL. l!uey
W. still Confinu. tin sal. ot svo publications.
Vt,41si i4.sr, oiSt- our iTlcr. 1Ac.
GAUI'S DOOK DEPARTMENT
c5 4le 1th street northwest
FE'HE COTTAGE kITCIIUN By MARION UAP
4 ia.'i- i-Is -tI4lre Rivals. ~ Rev u Roe.
Ss+!4'. 81 ID. ly -;thar II Vide Wide World;
Eis'' : .i'iti- n,~ Elsie book: Loycils sea
s-S.e --Ai 't;-i,-.id i-i'-f-r1>S. -. form
e.. c PURSFTI.
%.tt' 4lA Eth street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16

FARRAGUT's VETERANS ORGaSIzEp-A number OF
SeaInen and marines who served IN the west gulf
squadron under the late Admiral FaIragL nAeI last
night In New York. and formed an organization TO
be known as the "Farragut Association OF the Port
of New York" The object OF the association viii
bn similar 10 that OF the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie. Ii is intended TO send delegation % WASH
in2fon TO urge the payment OF the long CfeEay Cd
New orleans prize money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16

Col. James NJ. Schley, prominent lawy yer of west
eTn Maryland, died at his residence Ia Cumberland
yesterday. He was 6S years old.
There are now 450o vessels dredging for oysters In
Chesapeake bay. All the vessels are below Poplar
Island. The bivalyeS are reported as being very
scarce and OF an inferior quality.
Trinity y. E. Cathedral. of Omaha. Neb., was con-
Secrated yesterday. IL cost over $4,000.
The gale I'm New England took the form Of a cy-
clone In Maine. and destroyed a million dollars
worth OF property. Ia Dexfeld grave stones were
broken short OFF,
Norris Brown, postmaster at Brownsyine. Pa.
was arrested yesterday on the charge Of openihg
letters.
submitted their grievances to committee OF aEOl-
trattOn.
Great damage Is being done by the forest f1Fee IN
the Hue Ridge mountains near Iynchburg, Va Tho
danes have been spreading for several days
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THE EVENING STAR.
ADJUSTMENTS. 4

IL ''''-'+H1 iHl-AiEt' OTIRA
1he jat'st and Grfas: Lord Ii AL Nv YosE Oisra:;e
SuCC--$S.
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Prom Grand opera House, NJ nigh. at Wal
ta-Fs 1htatsF. with tEe i<aatItGI $4,000 MoviI.g
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16

foISTS PROM us ANNUAL REPoRT-SUNaER HH-
CAMrMENTS OF TROOPS FAyoRED-MIIlrsRY EpU.
CAlIoN-How TO PREVENT DEsERTIoSs. ETC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16

NATIONAL QUARANTINE SYSTEM A NECESSITY
The annual report Of Surgeon General Hamilton OF
the marine hospital service, shows that 90 195 sick
and Disabled seamen were cared for during the last
fiscal year at al, expense Of s431 5,5 Dr. Hamilton
says that experience has shown national Glaran-
tine system TO be necessity. lie says that If tie
"epidemic fund" Is continued inexpensive yellow
1eVer hospitals should be established at the princ-
pal gulf points. Tie SUMMARIZES his plan for pre-
venting yellow fever epdemics In six words, EMU
niclpal cleanliness, isolation, hospitals national
quarantine" Tile estimates for the buildings and
expenses OF the proposed United States quarantine
stations amount e1rI 0El
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-16

THE promotions in the sixth auditors once. con-
sequent upon the reduction Of Maj. E. j. Evans to
fourth class cierkship, have hsen made as agreed
upon some time since. The proinotinns are Mr. H.
Ellis. to hc chief OF the collection division; Dr. g.
LiPplnc0tt. 10 he dSbn,Sing clerk, and t. 4. Cliff
lord, chier OF The examining division