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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-04
Foreign News by Cable To-day.

DETECTIVES RECALLED FROM FRANCE.
DUBLIN, April 4-Mr. Jenkinson, director of the
Irish CRIMINAL investigation department., has sent
letters or recall 10 those OF the Irish detective
force, who have been operating in France.
RACING IN ENGLAND TO-DAY.
LONDON. April 4-The Northampton and Pytch-
ley hunt began yesterday. The race for the great
Narthtmpt onShire stakes run to-day was won by
Mr. j. Hdnbury'S fve-year- old brown horse Glen
luce, with Mr.. P. II. Cooper's aged bay horse Sun
or York second, and Mr.. Lefevres hve-year-old
black horse The Glider third. There were six
starters
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REPORTED ELpPENENT OF AN ACTRESS Miss
Maggie Arlington, a member OF Minnie Palmers
troupe. now In Baltimore, is reported to have
eloped Monday evening with Mr.. Chase, OF LOU
isviile, KY, whom she met for the FIRST time in
taat city about five weeks ago, and who has been
following the troupe since that time At Pitts
burg Mr.. Rodgers informed her that unless she
dismissed Chase she must leave the company.
the theater In company with Mr.. Chase and last
evening failed to make her appearan nee In time for
the performance. Miss Alice Brooks was engaged
to I'LL her place ana read her lines upon the stage
The couple have not reappeared, and their where
ab0uts Is unknown. Miss Arlington played the
part OF the <.AdYenturesS"
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From the London Truth. March %.
Unless certain freshman, now resident Ia
America, Is very much beIed, he is the prime
mover among the fanatics. aud until he be re-
strained it Is probable that We shall periodically
oe treated either 10 dynamite explosion or TO an
ASSASSINATION. he Is man OF means, desperate
ara determined. In such terror are his instrl-
ments and the subordnates OF his vengeance that
they hardly dare 10 allu lie To him
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CIRCUIT C0URr-yud0e MucArfn.r
TO day, Wilson agt Wilsoa; decree of divorce
Kaiser agt. Cissell; w. E Burford appointed
guardian ad Item.
EQUITY CoURT-.Jud0e Con.
To-day, Wistham Granite Co. agt Chandler. prf)
confesso Sonnenschmidt agt Fugttt: do. Saun-
ders agt Bowen: do. Jones agt Knight; rule on
defendant discharged. Richardson agt Richard
son. appearance ordered. Davis agt. Davis; te sti-
mony ordered taken. Lord agt OD0naghue; trus-
tees ordered to report 10 court
Chief Justice Cartier
To-day, Reynolds agt. Reynolds: divorce de-
creed. PaSchal agt Main; decree ordered Patch
agt. Davis on hearing.
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The Ohio Governorship.

WHAT SPEAKER KEIFRR SAYS ABOUT IT.
Ex-Speaker Keller was at The Capitol to-day,
He viii leave for OHIO tomorrow night STAR
reporter asked him who would be the republican
nominee for governor Of Ohio.
al don't know" answered the ex-Speaker, ssbut
II Senator Sherman would accept the republican
nomination he would be elected. l feel satisfied
that the stalwarts-that is the ultra-stawarts-of
Ohio, who four years ago were bitterly opposed to
him as a presidential candidate, would now sup
port him ~
"Wby would Sherman be a strong candidates"
was asked.
Because" said the ex-Speaker, "the Germans
Will support Sherman He would be strong in the
very places where the Ohio republicans are now
weak, notably in Cleveland and in Cincinnati. II
elected governor he would be In q good position
for the presidential nomination"
would Sherman consent to be a candidate for
governor"
THAT do not know. I do know. however, Chat
II he would not decline In advance a nomination
he can be nominated and think If nominated he
can be elected. He is the strongest republican
who can be put up to lead the fight" Mr. Keller
said he had an idea that II the republicans nomi-
mated Sherman the democrats would nominate
Judge Hoadley OF Cincinnati.
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ATLANTA, GA, April A j. Crawford, deputy
United States Marshal under Gen. Longstreet
was arrested some time ago on the charge of
making false and fraudulent returns OF time and
distance On Monday he WAS before the judge OF
the district court. and admitted TO bail in the
sum OF $4,000 While endeavoring to make his
bond in Centersville to-day Re escaped from the
officers
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Prisoners Shot While Attempting to
ESCAPE.

CHESTER, ILL, April 4-At4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon four convicts attempted to escape from
the prison here. VIM. Mccormick, who Is serving
laws was shot through the upper part OF the right
leg; James Rogers, imprisoned for the same
OfienSe, was shot in the shoulder and another
convict was shot and slightly wounded All were
speedily captured and placed in solitary confine-
nlent. The tumult lasted about ten minutes.
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Spring Elections,


KANSAS TOWNS.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, April Al. c. Wilson, prohi-
bitonistS is probably elected mayor.
FORT SCOTT, KANSAS, April 4.-Col. A. B. Pearson,
the citizens candidate Is elected mayor over Cap.
W. r. Henry, the republican, by % majority. The
republicans elect police judge, city attorney,
treasurer and three councilmen.
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TelGgraplaic RrlefS,

The steamship Vera, which arrived in New
YORK from Europe last night, brought $4,000
francs a nd $4,000 gold coin AMI bars.
The annual M citing OF the holders Of the Stand
ard OH Trust certificates was held in New York
today -Four thousand and nifty votes, represent
Ing N,5OO.0D0 were cast for the reelection as
trustees of MesSrs. Benjamin Brewster, John d.
Archibald and Chas. Pratt for the next three
years.
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PATENTS were issued yesterday as follows: Edgar
z aker MashInc-inn stunning on 90 I'll
LOc8l N0leS.

The case against Special Policeman Ben Kloprer.
charged with the shooting or Romero Ellis COL
ored, was continued In the Police Court to-day for
one week, the injured man not being able 10 ap-
pear.
John H. Cassell. OF this city, has been awarded
the contract for furnishing material and construct
ing new coping for the fountain north OF tho
White House for 81, 600
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Severe Explosion in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD. April Am explosion OF gas
occurred this morning In a sewer in the northeast
section Of the city, which damaged the streets and
sewer 5000 to $4,000. Houses in the immediate
neighborbOOd were injured several OF them hav-
ing their walls cracked and broken by the concus-
sion The explosion was caused by a boy throw
Ing lighted match into the man-hoe OF the
sewer.
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FIFTY YEARS LITIGATION ENDED.-The litigation
over the famous Jumel estate after dragging along
for more than fifty years, has at last been practi-
cally ended. An arrangement has recently been
made between Mrs. Eliza Jumel Caryi. who, with
her husband and her father, Nelson Chase occu-
pies the Jumel mansion at Washington Heights,
New York, and the French claimants to the es-
cate, who are represented by the Marquis de Cham
nrun, legal adviser OF the French legation here.
Mr.. Chase and Mrs Caryl will remain in undts-
farbed possession OF the historic mansion.
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District Government Affairs.
DISTRICT TAX COLLECTIONS,

CHARGE OF BIGAMY.-Adelina Davis to-day
charged A. F. Davis Doth colored) with bigamy,
married her insthis city in 1863 and that without
having procured divorce, he married Rose Ann
Reddick In 1879. The case went over until to-
morrow, defendant being committed In default OF
81 900 bail.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 4.-The U. s. attorney
at Madison has received letter from Attorney
General Brewster, authorizing him to enter a
nolle proScQui In the OF Gen. Thomas Rey-
notls, late pension agent at Madison, who is ac-
cuSed or collecting 5000 of pensions OF widows,
who had been dead some years, providing Rey-
holds returns the amount taken.
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Star Route Notes.

After THE STARS report OF the star route trial
closed yesterday, Mr.. Merrck continued his cross
examination OF Mr.. Dorsey until half-past 8
O'Clock, when he announced that the cross-exam-
conference with his counsel after which Mr.. In
gersoll announced that he had no questions TO ask
in Reorganization. As the defense had no witness
Until today.
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SMALLPOX TERRoRs IN ST.. LoU1s-The frightfully
dirty condition OF St Louis the alleys streets ana
sewers OF which are choked with animal and vege.
table dirt has resulted in the DEVELOPMENT OF an
epidemic OF smallpox, which has made its appear.
ance so suddenly and is spreading with such RAJ
pidity that the whole city is alarmed. The local.
lfy 10 which the disease Is at present confined is
on the south side OF the city, In the parish OF St
Peter and Paul, one Of the most densely populated
and dirtiest regions OF the city. Within a region
occupied by thirty blocks twenty -lve smallpox no.
tees stare from the doors OF residences Fresh
cases are occurring every day. and the scope OF the
disease wtdens RAPIDLY
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The star Route Trial.

After recess MT. Henkle continued the examina-
tion OF Mr. Vale, who said he had never had any
conversation with Rerden about the affidavit on
the Rawlins and White River route; he had never
gone TO Gen Brady about the affidavit or told Ref
dell that he could get Brady to accept the affidavit
OF the sub-contractora Witness was sure he had
contractor, to get him to swear TO blank affida-
vii, because witness did not know then that Per-
Rprdel any Instructions about getting UP petit
tons Early in May, 1879, Rerdell claimed that
witness and Miner owed him for services and he
f}n
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THE WHEEJBARROw MAN KuLED-Lyman Pot
ter. who started out from New York some months
ago with the view OF accomplishing the feat OF
rolling a wheelbarrOw from New York to New
Orleans In given time, was run over and killed
by a train on the Richmond and DanVille road.
near Salisbury, n. c., Saturday night He was
Intoxicated at the time OF the fatal accident
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LIVELY STREET FIGHT IN RIcHMoND.-TG Rich
mond, Monday morning, Mr.. w. F. GIddings. ex-
member OF the house or delegates from Chester
field county, and Mr.. Fl. B. Gaines, OF Burkeville
had fight in front OF the cuStom-houSe. which
created no little excitement. A policeman came
upon the parties while they were engaged and ar
rested Them Although they had been fighting but
a short While each succeeded In bruisingshe other
badly, and the opinion OF the bystanders was that
It was a drawn battle. The fight grew out OF
Gaines discharge from his position OF mail agent
between Richmond and Danville, which he attrib-
uted TO Giddings' influence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-04

PECULIAR SUIT AGAINST CATHOLIC CLERGY-One
or the most peculiar cases ever tried fn Boston
was commenced yesterday iD the superior court.
II is suit to recover S. 600 damages from Rev. J. H.
Catholic church of that diocese brought by the
parents OF Lizzie Cannon The latter In 1879 was
child OF thirteen, and was attacked with a ner-
vOus disorder which had peculiar effect upon
her mental condition. She became greatly In
fatuated with some cuts OF images taken from a
paper, which she said were angels sent by her
brother who was dead. Father Fleming was sent
for and he finally took the images and kept them,
refusing to return them. The girl fell into such
paroxysmS that the physicians thought the
images should be returned to her to enable her to
remain alive Both Father Fleming and Arch
bishop Williams, however, refused to return Them
and this suit was therefore brought for damages
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BOOKS, &c.

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Jews OF Barrow. FRANCIS, 81: Princess and Curdie.
Macdonald. 81 -: The Eee o. Brackets lane Bealy,
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James, l50, Mrs. Lorinies Naet. 81; Homespun
Stories tol 81 Is; Have Lived and Loved Forces
ter. 81 siihirsds Bargain. Lille, 81; Nr Stubbs'
Brother, OTIS Il ;Battery and Boiler, Blentyne 81 Is.
Our aster Cards now omen, and were never more
beautiful artistic and comprise all the most ceie-
brated productions
All of the latest novelties in Stationery.
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THE ST. LOUIS MURDER SENSATToN.-In was men
toned In yesterdays STAR that at the house OF
Mrs. Theresa Prettyman, Ia ST. Louis, Albert or
Burt Wing shot and killed Joe Glenn in the pres
ence or EsSie Davis a woman OF the town. Wing
and the woman came TO ST. Louis a short time
ago from Greenvlle, Ky, and the woman became
an Inmate OF the house OF Matte Roberts and
made the acquaintance OF Glenn. Albert Wing IS
a younger brother OF Hon. Il. Rumsey Wing, who
Was United States minister to Ecuador under
Grants administration. Joseph Glenn was the
son or tobacconist OF CarroIlton Ky. and Mary
Davis Is the daughter of Judge ives, OF that
place. Her married name is Ringo, but she has
left her husband and two children.
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A FATAL PRIZE FIGHT-In a prize fight at
Dubois, Pa, last evening. between Mike McLaugh-
lin and Martin. L1nksy, miners, six rounds were
fought In the last round the men clinched and
fell, unksy breaking his neck in the fall and
dying instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-04

PRINCETON ATHLETES DISSATiSFIED.-tireat dis
Satisfaction exists among the athletic circles In
princeton College. on account OF the stringent
rules recently imposed upon athletic sportS by the
faculty and trustees. The base ball team OF the
college has been forbidden to play with profess
SlonaS, while the team OF her great rival Yale IS
unrestralned and has already made arrangements
10 play practice games with several Of the best
teams OF the country. among them the Philadel-
phla and Athletic. These restrictions cut of
flncetons team from ali nrSt-ciaSs practice, ami
practically destroys her hopes for the chamni0il-
ship, which otherwise would be unusually bright.
Inc restrictions also forbid the team TO play more
than five games out OF Princeton, number which
scarcely permits them to play their return games
with other colleges OF the Collegiate Association.
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New Deputy .Governsr 81 ssSAisuO
Home.

The President this afternoon appointed Lara
Col Anderson ID. Nelson retired, 10 be deputy roo.
ernor Of the Soldiers Home, vice Major cossweTi
deceased
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

TVS INONIAI TO THE QUEEN No 2SO.-AN-
Il OTHER MttHANIl AL EXIE2I: ''Waslinet,n IL.
d c. March :. lSs3---Mr. G. sEerbseh, Agent On en-
Sev Ing Machine. cor. 9TH and n SIS Washington, ID C.
Dear Sir: Mr.. leltrh bong ABOUT TO buy q sewing
Machine. he had three tour fereut Kinds sent TO
nis house (N ice er * Nis Il. ii ger. Qneen. Dores-
uc anu De. haVlIk DfGruce my Judgment as a
mechani al man. sent for 10 We my opinion which
was e best III clsIe for bin To- invest H. After thor
ontn tx3iilhaiGl Unbesitattely it my car,-
Old ~ mo tdt tine Queen the sf, simplest
0urtble and a-hest running y Machine TINT lad
ever come Cnder my notice bait best
{r1n''fl is and OF best IHateria might add that
eal "a at IN hose VS. eced IN favor Of another
maxi. speSticly. DAVID MCKENZIE, Foreman
CCltsi1b a Brass and Iron Works" nh29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-04

HEAVY RoND ROBBERY IN NEW YoRK.-Between
$4,000 and $l9 600 In stocks and bonds were stolen
last Saturday from the safe In the of1ce OF E B.
Treat, publisher, No 757 Broadway. New York
first mortgage bonds, two 81. 900 Ohio Central
bonds, nifty shares OF New York Central stock,
NIFTY shares OF Metropolitan stock and ia shares
or Ohio Central stock.
John Browns younger brother succeeds to the
post OF confidential servant TO tie Queen
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Two DIVORCES GRANTED.-To-day, In the Equity
Court (Ch1ef Justice Carriers divis0n) divorce
was decreed in the case OF Julia E. Reynolds agt.
w. Fl. Reynolds They were married by Rev. DIT.
PENDANT On May Goth left on business for Louis
vile and continued to correspond with her till
to support her.@ nj Judge MacArthur's division
OF the Equity Court to-day divorce was granted
to Margaret A. Wilson from the bonds Of matri-
mony with w. A. Wilson, to whom She was
ried under her maiden name of Gill, April 18th,
1863, by Rev. Father Bowling, and she charged de-
SertiOn ON May goth, 1880.
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The jacques Shooting Affair.

THE DK1VER THINKS THE WOMAN SHOT HIM.
Acting Detective Edelin, states that Jacques told
him that he was employed to drive Mr.. Alexander
and lady to the house In question. They entered
the basement door, and soon afterwards came to
the front door at the upper story OF the house and
called to him to come In and help them TO take
some articles out OF the house. He got down OF
his vehicle and went to help them. He did not
know that there was going to be any trouble.
While in the act OF helping TO carry out some pro-
perry several shots were fired, and he thinks the
woman Field shot him. Mr.. Edelin, states that
when the shooting was done Miss Field was Stlnd-
ing at the head or the stairs on the third floor,
ana Alexander was In the hallway below. On
making AN examination threi or four bullet holes
were found in the wall at the head OF the stairs.
FEMALE SlUGGINa MATCH. - This morning
ousan Clark and Alice Adams, colorad. had a
hgnt "a Bates alley. between 6th and 9TH ana G
anu streets northwest, during which Alice
AuaBS got Iearlully cut In the face and arms The
ponce ambulance was summoned, and She was
TAKEN to the Rreedman'S hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-04

FAMOUS TRANCE MEDIUM DIES-MrS. f. III. Par
ker, famous splritualtSt and trance medium.
who Is better known Mrs. Thomas, died at her
home In Atco, n. j., Sunday evening, or consump-
ton. She communicated with the spirit world
through an Indian girl who dwelt on earth many
centuries ago-So she said.
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SCRAP PICTURES.

JAY GOULD. 42I 9TH STREET, WONDERFUL
- variety Of Relief and Scrap book Pictures. Birth
day Cards, Paper Dolls French Tissue Paper Don,t
forget TO buy pictures or the little folks scrap
oooA mh25
ftIE CElLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER
Il breaks. never wears out always clean. and can he
Worn while bathing. Is Tor sale at
CHAS. FISHER.S
623 7tiJstreet northwest
MRS. FISHER devotes hsr attention to tho wants ,,
LADY PatronA NIL
WALKER's, 40 10TH ST. NV CHARCOAL
49, EElLT AND PITCH BUILDERS, SHEATHISG .
LINING. ". W. BRUSHES. TAR. &c. 1e,sphous. %
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The Telegraph in China.

On January IS the Emperor sanctioned memo
rial presented by Ii Hung Chang relative to the
construction Of a telegraphIc line from Pekin to
Canton, and by this act signalized the opening OF
new era Of Chinese civilization. Old residents
In the East can still recall the time when an at
tempt to erect telegraph poles within the limits
foreign settlements was a signal for riots and an
universal upheaval OF the native populace; indeed.
hardly two decades have gone by since such an
occurrence took place in Shanghai, and now we
hear that the Chinese themselves have started the
construction OF line which Is to connect all the
larger cities OF the empire With Pekin.
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linking
ONE CENT PER YARD.
TWO CENTS PER YARD Parisian Mode,.
ta2 902 9th street corner Of nortbwest

l RWEAR!-DOUGLASS'. 9TH AND F
~ STREETS The business in this depart m MT bav
ing been Tar IN excess Of our expectations the sale viii
Dc continued until further notice. Zach day we will
oner sinerent but decided bargains and viii on
IhEhSDAY begin with 200 dozen more of those thor
TX a . cents each The best chemise offered for
ie price We have oO dozen French Castor. button
prGe: - 90 100 dozen schoppers best quality. in
yer rair Another so dozen Of those l2-thread Chi d.
ieis stockings just in 100 dozen Misses Hose at 81 i
cents according to size. " ~
f23 DOUGLASS 9th and streeta
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NO NOT Buy \ SEWING MACHINE

no NOT Buy SEWING MACHINE
tnul you have examined and tried the Hartford
SEWING VI aCHI T.. Its moycIn nts are so easy that
ne r'st deEca'e lady ear use it without labor
fatls,Ue makes eautiful lock stitch alike on both
side- ard viii sew from hie I~s nainso0k 10 heavy
Cotton oreioh and leather With alterations We will
send the Hartfcrt for tia q a. address without
enA1e Cal OF send t. our Office descriptive c.rcu-
lars, &c.
S 0PPENHEINER 4 BRO.
fopuiar and Reliable Sewin- Machine and Fashion
Rooms.
o S-o SIH > it4-E- No rEWF@T.
hi.-f - Cloud building.
NEEFB Forget NcKFN y
y me cid r-E2"e ~e@ing Il zine man. ! am a
GEL ana hoy an AGENT and have lG long in the
tdsii2ss 70 sell ufcan INA CHI ktel eyerytbiup.
~cr'E ing Renting and =. g;.r=Iir.
10 a. - street northwest.
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DIVORCE As THE RESULT OF A ST. LOUIS SCANDAL.
In st. Louis, yesterday, Rush H. Tevis was granted
divorce from his wife and custody OF their Child.
Mrs Tevis made no opposition It will be remem-
bered that Mrs. Tevis was caught ny her husband
at a house or il-repute with Inglehart, and the
husband shot the la tier.
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IL-TRRATED PAssENGERs.-The board Of emigra-
ton commissioners. in New York, yesterday heard
testimony On the charges made by several steer
age passengers OF the English steamer Viking that
they were beaten, Ill fed and compelled to live In
Nth and SQualor The board sustained the charges
and will ask the United States district attorney to
proceed against Capt. Topper OF the Viking.
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fLNANCIAIA-A private conference OF members
Oh the hhance committee and other members of
eouhc was held last night, to consider some mat
matters fecting the finances,
W. NIX. X. SALE POSTPONED UNTIL 80 p M
at auction at 1920 n m to-day. q Consider ble
crowd being present: but as soon as the terms OF
sale were announced, and before any bid was
made, the sale was adjourned until I'D this after
noon. 1t Is understood that the adjournment was
made to enable some bidders to arrive.
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GOLD, SILVER AND NOTES.-The statement of the
Q. s. Treasurer shows gold, silver and @. 8. notes
in the Treasury to-day, as follows: Gold coin ana
bullion, S1S4, S21 $50; silver dollars and bullion,
s107, 46148: fractional silver cOn SGT s64 4S5; u S.
notes. 2s9 800; total, 1884, s79751. Certificates
outstanding-od, S43 $50; silver, s70,S56, 69l
currency So 535 OOl