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The Wall Street See.Saw.
THE RISE AND FALL OF er0CKs TO-DAY.

NEW YORK, Wall street, April 2, 1:A0 p. m.-The
day than yesterday, and was strong UP to nearly
IL O'Clock, at which hour twenty Ave out Of
thirty-nve stocks most actively traded In were
sar O'clock az the se nsh ana
1918 O'Clock nearly all the active stocks were not
only lower than last night but lower than the low.
trading was in Union Pacinc and western Union,
which were the specially weak features OF the mar.
ket The coal shares were f1rmer than other stockA
and the Northern Paclncs were exceptionally
strong on the increasing earnings, which are
now said to be nearly equal PER mile 70
the ia Of those S On the entire system
Union Pacific Is bringing out more long stock, and
there was undoubtedly q good deal Of Boston stock
and the recent reduction In rates
NOTICE FROM KEENR, THE BROKEN BROKER.
WALL STREET, las p. m.-Mr. James r. Keene
leges issued by me requested forthwith TO pre-
sent the same for registration and adjustment at
my ONCE.
The Markets.
new ten-forties. 49, new threes. 54K bid to-day.
ana May ,1s1 ada IL
upper sooass0 90 extra ss2a4 e2: do family
vs psen Quiet 90 and
de- sasfr s1iis: FL So
western winter red spot, 104ksl Nay lOlH asked:
June; 19.5:sl os. July; lE2,ssi9sn August, l0a
southern white 6oaSs: DO yellow. 6Oe62s; weete9n
mixed spot s1h bid; May. ,e7,sasSH: june. Sss5sH;
and Pennsylvania, 4Osla western white, 42als; do
mixed SAL Rye su1ss Ss.S Hay higher ed
1870 Provisions quiet and steady; Mes pork old
sides packed 7kaSk Bacon-shoulde1I, 81: clear rib
4Eides. l0N; aama Ahslst. LIZ Lssd-lenned. 9Nal0
Esgs dull. u. Petroleum frm-reaned, ekas': Cones
easier-Ro cargoes. ordinary to fair sksl0k. Sugar
Whisky steady. Lie. -Freiehts to Liverpool pei
steamer SUBSECTION. 1164d: nopr. Sd ais: grain
e GOO bHshels corn 81 GOO bashels eco bushels
Sales-whess 100000 bushels; corn. 2sl000 b0shsls
CHICAGO. May 2, IL 80 4 m-The markets were quiet
this Iuorning and prices generally lower Wheat Hay
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Latest Foreign News BY Gable.

LONDON, May 2-The Daily Ge,os this morning
prints Khartoum dispatches OF April q. Every
thng Is reported to be safe. Trade 1t Is asserted
khartoum Is taken. The Greek merchants are
already In direct correspondence with the Mahdi
with view to the establishment Of regular CON-
merce.
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E1tEgef1ld II Miles Ahs0A.
TIE SCORE At TEE WALKING KAfcR At o'aeck
NEW YoRk, May 2-Score at 3 p. m: Fitzgerald.
o00s RoweO, 479; Noremac as; vlnt, ass; Panchot,
46ls 6erty, Al; ESQn. lla: NtlH. 1A
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, Auctoneers
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MATING. CARPETS &c. AT AUCTION.
On 10. MORROW MORNING. commencing ut TEN
O'CLOCK. in front Of our salesroon
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TNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
e. a 2H
DAB BY =, virtue Of DEED ssa Of t,u; dated the szseep.
6s
secured thereby the
g %T e f0s
M n ,Ss s " the city Of
81, 2, lots I ss sad
south Of h Street distant feet w s4s
run thence on ad ns
Of 7th street twenty Ave feet less to tho east
soash Il;
,sid east Line ION one hundred and fifty feet thence east
thence north @ and TO
Terms: one third cash; balance in six and twelve
mo WITH Interest and secSre BY deed Of trust on
en x &c sSa
h
the risk and Of the defsung after adver
Using same for III sils I TT f5s.ss ss
JESSE H. WILSON II fr azses2d street.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct. sp2s.aGds
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
cHAScEEr SALE s. Of A gS1M NE PROPERTY
s sss aaa2 2s SSnIs
al we will sell. at public auction on TUESDAY THE
SdATH MAY A. D 1884 in front of the premises. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all Of square north Of square
numbered 1888 in the City Of Washington. the Dis
Terms: One-haH purchase money cash; balance in
Pine and dtssn m9nths notes to bear interest and e
OF $500 will b. required at time Of sale Conveyscing
&C. at cost OF purchaser Terms TO be complied with IN
No. 1908 31st street n ".
JAMES N. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
Webster Law Building,
ap2+-d&ds sos D street n. ".
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RANa1 - 1n TuHRNoxR181-!1nn ful1uu3ng
were tho readings q the once q ehe cAlR H1en6l
onacer todAy@7a m, zoe; II an, 80 I'm, 4.
0nH2mUm. ofy0 anfnisnnna Ga -
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Execution in Cinci,.usss.
FINANCIAL AND COmmERcIAL.

CINCINNATI, May 2.--Wm. McHugh was hung in
enclosure In the rear OF the court house at I0l5
this a. m. for wife murder.
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District Government Affairs.

MISSED.
The Commissioners have notified Major Dye that
In the case OF Off1cer Shanks they dismiss the
charges against him for unnecessary cruelty to a
prisoner in making an arrest These charges have
been heard by the trial committee and the evidence
submitted In writing TO the Commissioners. They
say: 'As the evidence Is conflicting, and the man
arrested was intoxicated, and when I'm such condi-
ton known TO be dangerous, the doubt Is solved In
favor OF the Officer, who has a good reputation
They further add: I'm arresting intoxicated men
or lunatcs there must be- necessarily, discre-
ton left to an oflcer and he is the best officer who
can perform hts duty with greatest mercy. Any,
thing like wfllful excess OF cruelty Will be severely
punished.
POLICE STATIeTICs
The following is the report OF the chief OF police
for the quarter ending March 81 1884, Total arrests
1854; males 3,S14 females 52 arrests for murder,
mansaughter, 8; writing policy, Is; carrying con-
cealed weapons 81 fast riding or driving L. house
%; grand larceny, %; estimated value money and
property stolen g. $685. estimated value recovered,
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwise as follows: Mrs. Matthews, repair brick
1857 Rhode Island avenues 81 600. o. +. Smith,
erect twO-story and basement dwelling 23d street,
west; =, 800 ID. Langham, erect a two-stOry DWELL
Ing, between Gath and 25th streets northwest;
~ 6W. August Herring, repair brick IS street;
$500. N. Turp1n, erect q small dwelling, II between
3D. and AZ streets; $780,
TIE CHERoKKE CLAIN-To-day I'm the Circuit
Court, Judge Hagner, the OF the U. s. use OF F.
C. Boudinot and the Cherokees agt. w. A. Phillips,
was heard on demurrer-Mr. L. II. Pike for plain
tin, and H. H. Wells for defendant The court
overruled the demurrer, and gave leave to plead.
This suit was brought IN December last 10 recover
s2s O which II Is claimed was paid Phillips with
The court decided on the argument that the
declaration was good.
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A Strike Ended.

RRADNG, Pa, May 2-The four hundred Italian
laborers on the new Schuylkin Valley railroad, who
struck for an increase OF wages returned to work
tO-day. They heard the contractors had
received oier OF three hundred foreign laborers
delivered here free OF railroad charges from New
1ork, and this caused stampede to resume work
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Death Of Lucy Home,

The woman, Lucy Jones, who shot herself last
Tuesday, died at II O'Clock to-day at the Providence
hospital The coroner was n0tifled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-02

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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Business Failure. Of che week.

HHco0 ssHsSAHeo u Sue WOSRs
NEW YORK, May 2-The business failures Of the
last seven days throughout the country, as re-
ported TO r q. Dun Co by telegraph, number for
the United States 149 and for Canada 30 or q total
OF l79 failures az against $50 last week. decrease
OF 10 lessened number OF casualties are occur
ring In the New England, middle and western
Pacific states and In Canada aS compared with pre-
ViOuS weeks
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S. VE1Ar1
ITALIAN MACCARONI AND PURE OLIVE OIL.
Very best Imported direct.
go Sra STREET,
opposite United States Patent Office.
ap19 Branch Store l3sy PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
On SATURDAY. MAY THIRD. AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell. in front Of auction
Mason in rood condition; Also one Large Show case
my ct WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucts.
'T'RgsIEEsy, SALE OF yALgABLE gNIMPR9yER
S SSSbIHMhsT hE1ME sTkEETs
ing date August a. 1876, and recorded in liber No
tx s aaoa Of bs
TWESfYFRs Day Vtf xPRiI 49, AZ HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P N. ali that certain lot. Piece
the public plat plan Of said city as the Whole Of lot
20 and the CD three inches front aud with that
division OF original lots o. Nv and c. SIX in squsre No.
s lavnga front Of fifteen feet and nine
INCHES on street northwest.
Of sale in cash and the balance six months for which
day Of sale and secured BY deed Of trust on the pro.
perry sold shall be taken: Adeposit Of fifty dollars re-
SAFE ana al
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. ap9d&ds
To- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF
APRIL pP5 ,ss4 at same hour and FLAG @,Rxrp .s.
n aa4kB2 THiEp EVE IL n
same ansl hour ouEs and place. w.prrp r..
II. a. ~ ''1' "eA' isis SIS fF street northwest
HOUSE, NO. lis EAST CAPITOL STREET IN
THE S2TAKE GESEHAtY sTRPpSER 70 Be
FOR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
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By virtue Of deed of trust dated September 3Oth *
1882 and recorded in Lber No o2i folio 49, Of A::i
the request Of the party secured there by shall SELL
public suction in front of the premises. sATUR-
that certain piece Of in said Dstric known az
the western half Of lot num- cred 10. in square
l1H inches more or less on East Capt. Of street. and
running back OF that width 128 feet IL inches
wide alley.
Ters One third cash. and the balance IN one and two
years ut six cent all cash at the option of the pr
chaser deposit of 800 required 1t time Of sale Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost Terms
be complied with in ten days, otherwise the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defaultng purchaser after five DAYS adver
tiseInent. EDWIN A MCINl IRE Trustee
JOHN SHERMAN CO. Aucts apl9-2l, 23, Is Is 3Okm2
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ STU TIE ON FOURTEENTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN AND D STREETS SOUTHWEST, AND
On The NORTHEAST CORNER OF D AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia holding an Equity Court Ss5
passed on the 10th day of April A. 1854 in cause
pi inant and Columbus Beach aud Others are defend
ants the undersigned Trustee will sell public auc
to In front Of each Of the premises the hereinafter de-
scrbed real estate situate IN Washington city c. to
wit
On WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
AID. 1884 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM sub.
lot No. Il, in square No. 265, with improvements
And on the SAME DAY at the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK
PM sub-lot No. ~. in square 265 with the improve.
And on the SAME DAY at oUARTER-pAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, sub-lot No 1S. in square 265, with the
And on the SAME DAY, at HALF.PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM sub-lot 49, in square 265 with improve
mens thereon ALI Of said lots being according to
subdivision made by James Mcguire ct al JAN 5h 1856
Terms Of SALE for each piece # property sold:
third Of the purchase money in cash and the balance in
the day Of SALE bearing interest at six per cent per
mum from the day Of sale all the purchase money
may be paid in cash at the option Of purchaser The
title Of the property sold will be withheld until all the
purchase money and interest paid deposit Of $50
will be required each lot sold the day Of sale II
terms of sale not complied with within days
after day Of sale the Trustee the right resell
Ser. AL cOnveysncing at the cost of the purchaser
WILLIAM W. BOAkMAN, Trustee
-....R Room l. Webster Law building.
DUNCANSON BROS. Ancts sp2S-dGda
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GONE 10 RECEIVE TN SiAMls8 E1lIAsgY.-HeAf
Admiral HodgeGB and Lsutk Ma1pa ara Rue0 have
gone to New York to receive the siamese anbanIy,
which was expected to arrive o. sunday mu1inG.
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Quotations ~ Stocks and Bonds snd information ~
nrdinR the Markets received through our wires IN
SIANILY, direct from the New York Stock Exchang.
AL orders executed and reported PROMPTLY. 3a26
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneera.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK. WITH
dF,Nr AND BRICK ADDITI0N; No. 2l23 g
ALLEY TWENTl FEET WIDE
By virtue of deed Of trust dated April 18th, 1881. -
and duly recorded in Lber No. 96a folio l72 ct seq al
Of the Land Records for the District of Colum ~
ba and at the request of the party thereby
will offer for sale at public auction front Of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, MAY SEVENTH 1884. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ the westernmost Two-third Part
Of Lot No g. in square No. 70 Washington city D c.
fronting SO feet Inches North street and running
back with that width the whole depth of the lot
Terms Of SALE Cne-thir cash. which SlOO must be
paid at time Of sale and the balance in equal payments
purchasers notes bearing interest from day Of sale at
all cash. at option Of purchaser Conyeyacing and
recording at purchasers cost Terms Of sale be
right to resell at risk and cost of purchaser in
default. r. n SWAyZE Trustee
VIM F. HOFFMAN Attorney auO6-dfs
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ORDER RRvoKRD.-A deficiency appropriation
having been made for fuel, nsAt. and water nor
public buildings the Secretary Of the Treasury has
revoked the order prohibiting the purchase q such
supplies which was made when the regular appgu-
pr1atton was exhausted
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The Charge Against Young LaMg~ton.
WHAT his FATHER, THE MINISTER TO HAYTI, SAYS
ABOUT 1T.

WHAT HIS FATHER, THE MINISTER TO HAyTI, SAYS
ABOUT 1T.
Minister Langston was asked by STAR reporter
to-day what he intended to do regarding his sons
case charged with the fatal shooting OF the colored
man Spencer. said: "No one In this community is
more DESTROYS TO see peace and order conserved
than myself, and am anxious TO have all the
circumstances connected with that unfortunate
matter brought TO light and the truth indicated
MY son Will appear when the proper time comes,
and that WIN be very shortly, and 1 am confident
have engaged Colonel Ingerson and Mr.. Riddle to
oefend him. Ny son Is not q quarrelsome boy, and
hts connection with this case was only TO prevent
disturbance, and what followed could not be
hesped l am here on q very limited leave OF
absence, that may take care OF the interests OF
my family In this matter, and will shortly return
the truth indicated. am a law-abiding citizen,
and will see that my son puts In an appearance at
the proper timem
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SucCessful Production Of ssDesiree..s
BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE OF MEssRs. soUsA AND
TABER's NEW COMIC OPERA.
Alarge and brilliant audience greeted the first
production OF the American comic opera "Desireer
at the National last evening, with hearty and en-
phatic verdict OF approval The opening scene
aroused an interest that never tagged throughout
1t was natural that the Partially felt for the opera
because OF its being q home production. and be-
cause OF the popularity OF Messrs- Sousa and Taber
should produce something like impulsive approval
OF good points; but, even had the audience been
disposed TO be less kind and more critical not much
room for fault fnding could have been discovered.
The music Is bright, sparkling and charming, and
the lyrics (Mr. TabeFs workl are wholly I'D TO the
standard OF the music. The dialogue, adapted
from an old farce OF MortOns, Is the weak spot OF
the opera, out attentive revision can cure this de-
feet Miss Lilly Post, as Destree, was capital She
charmed the audience from the moment of her
nrst appearance and IL can be truthfuly said that
much OF the success OF the initial production Of the
opera was due TO her. The cast was quite good
throughout. Miss Evans as Marie, Miss lghton as
Taylor as the Marquis. and Mr.. Smith as the Count
all acquitted themselves credtably for a first per-
Torrance. Mr. Grips as Ponleref, the mercer did
fairly well, but might have made more OF his op-
portunity. The setting was tasteful and pleasing.
Every pleasing feature was greeted with applause
ana encores were the rule OF the evening. AT the
end OF the first act, Messrs- SOusa ana Taber were
called before the curtain 70 receive the congratula-
tons OF the audience upon what was already pro-
nounced a success "Deslree' enters the list of
amuSementS under most promising auspices
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r oBERT o. HOFFMAN Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE or VERY VALUABLE PEW IN
ST. JOHNS CHURCH
will sen. at public auction at my Office northeast
corner Of 10th and streets northwest on MONDAY,
THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A D 1884, at ONE
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, Pew numbered eighty mine (s9) in
st. Johns Church
Terms of sale: Cash.
ap28-eo&dbs r. O. HOFFMAN Auctiopeer
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SCRAP PICTURES

al oOS1D. "A YAH ST. MONDEEFUI VA
XS oSSy ~ 6ekeS aud hcrapbook F1of urea Mrtlsaw
CAfoA 80 O1liA 1rench 1lasns EaI<r Ocn.x fSs..S
~ buy ootss PASTURE Ihs Dsf. Ics.s -
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The COurrs,
PROBATE CouRT-,Tudoe CIR

PROBATE CoURT-.Fud0e Cor.
Estate az Michael Graney; Will admirtad 70 pro.
Date ana letters issued 10 Mary Ellen Graney; bond
sSoi In re Chase Rows appointment az guardian
re Hanson Brown. deceased will admitted and pro-
oate and letters issued: bonds 500 In re q 81 sns
Jury appointed guardian OF James W. Jones; bond
500. Estate Mary w Fowler deceased. order aa-
mlIhg Will 10 probate and letters issued 20 W. B.
Mebb; bond $4,000 In ne Phillip Fisher, guardian:
oIuer ulsmisSlng petition ana citation. Estate Mary
NJ cameron; letters OF administration granted w
smith and j. r. Ennis; bond sls00O Estate OF
John Irayers; will admitted 10 probate and letters
ISSUED 10 q, w. Bauer and +. r. Dunn; bond 5000
Estate OF Sarah {. Purdy: petition ied for letter.
with Will Estate OF Bushrod Birch; order for sale.
Estate OF Martha +. Upton; Rebeccs r Throck.
morton appointed adminlstrafr1H.
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( !HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
SO1THEAST AT AI1C1 ION

SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the -
District Of Columbia, passed In Equity. cause No @
auction. on MONDAY. FIFTH DAY 81 NAY. AID
Is 4 IN front Of the premises AT HALF PAST FOUR
pre,nisss known and descbed ground plat plan of
city OF Washington Of District OF Columbia and
front on New Jersey avenue, between and streets
the other lot unimproved.
Terms: One-third CASH balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest and TO be sec,ired
Of trust on property Sold deposit of ESQ each lot
VIII be required as soon as sold ConveyancinR &C.. at
cost OF purchaser Terms to be lied with in ten
days. CHARLES C. COLE Trustee
4G26th street NV.
JUDSON T. GULL, Trustee,
---.- 342 D street NV.
DCNCANSON Bros Auctioneers ap23.dEds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-28
DiNFILLE.
Ncw Parsonage; new Church-Personai-
The GIcaners-City schools Last Session, Sc

Ncw Parsonage; new Church-Personai-
The GIcaners-City schools Last Session, sc
Correspondence Of the Richmond DlspAich.l
SEPTEMBER -. 1884.
Workmon commenced taking down YES
tcrd,y the Presbyterian parsonage frame
building, for the purpose OF erecting on or
near that sito brick building for thc par-
souage. Men are also digging out for
foundation for the new Methodist church.
the Mount Vernon church. and a. the brick
src now being hauled it is expected that
the micklaying viii be commenced next
week.
Rev. Or. and Mrs. Chaplin have returned
from visit 10 relatives and friends in Rich
mond. and Or. Chaplin was out on the
streets amongst friends Yesterday.
The Cleaners. : society Of the young
people Of the Presbyterian Sunday school,
gave IN entertainment last night.
superintendent II. c. Slaughter. Of the
public schools, reports rs per the Regis
Ter, the number Of white pupils enrolled in
the city in the last session 4G3 c0lOrcd,
40; average daily attendance OF the white
children. 2G2: colored, 242; percentage Of
attendance Of white school population en-
rolled. SO: colored, 81; amount received
from state funds, S2.S4S.s4; from city
taxes. S9.32l 80; value Of property owned
by the Board OF Trustees, 100000. The ave-
rage age Of the children was 1895; number
Of schools opened-whte, II; colored. 10;
numh,r Of days taught, l9S; average
months salaries for mall teachers, go; fe-
male, s3j.7S; amount paid out FOR teachers
wages. SS.i4j.2J.
The school trustees Of the several dis
tricts 81 this biz county are making the
announcements Of teacher. appointed and
81 meetings for appointment % teachers.
Three % tie districts have been supplied
with white teachers, two with cOlOred.
Dsn-Riyer district has ~ willie teachers
Chatham district. - white, 9 colored;
IUusiall. l. white, II cOlOred-tOtals, 4S
white 20 colorcd The advertisements
show that efforts are being made by the
trustees TO meet all demands aud create de-
nands. From personal acquaintance with
MANY % these trustees and their work and
general acquaintance with men and
things IN this county, ] can say that these
gentlemen, though no. paid except in the
CONSEQUENCES and satisfaction OF right
doing DO give much time and thought 10
the business 81 the trusteeship.
Captain William {. Tate, an esteemed
citizen and prominent businessman OF this
county. Is regarded as seriously i'll with
some affection Of the stomach. ALPHA.
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Washington items.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ny ttitFialb w 'lt biHbhtNi'l
WASHINGTON, September 27.-1he new
dispatch.bOst, the Dolphin, is reported to
be ready TO start for New York at any
time. The Atlanta will be far enough adj
vanced TO be towed 20 New York for en-
ginos and boilers within the next six weeks.
and the Boston will be ready in about The
same time to receive engines and boilers at
Chester.
Mr.. w. Caryell. the civilian member Of the
Naval Advisory Board. has resigned; his
resignation TO take effect October 1st. lie
expects TO 90 abroad.
Acting Unconstitutional IlattOn has
issued an order that on and after October
/. 1894. all the post-oilices OF the first class
and their stations or branch offices shall be
kept open TO the public for the issue and
payment Of money-orGers and for the re-
ceipt Of matter intended for registration
and delivering OF registered matter until
o'clock Z. NJ. every day, except sundays
and legal holidays.