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Noted Indians GONE 10 the Fair,

BISMARCK. OAK, September 2-Sitting Bull and
his wife. spotted Horn Bun and his wife, Long Dog
Grey Eagle, tlying-by-Crow, Eagle, and Red Speer,
all OF whom are Noted rlOuX Indians who are be.
heyed 10 have been impictte Ia the Custer mas
sacre, accompanied 10y Interpreter Lewis Priman
aud Agent Mclaughlin, his vile and boy from the
Standing Rock agency, left here last night for
MINNEAPOLIS TO attend the fair
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The DcfauIting wiikcsbarre Paymas.

NHKEsBARRE, Pa, September 2-Distr1ct Attor-
hey Mv1Ahern. VIII this Afternoon make cut an
ihIormatoh against Samuel Roberts. the default
Ing pay master. and county detetIiye Will appear
aS The prosecutor The arr>i is o. d. made a. soon
as possible, ana the case VIII promptly come be-
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day that the report published this morning that
tie Commercial AdrfTfiSer had Deen able TO issue
only one edition yesterday WIS untrue. The error
had probably arisen, he thought, from the fact
That the remaining union printers leit the ONCE
yesterday. Their places, IL was Claimed were I'M
medidJely filled by non-union men. ana q full force
Is now at work. No embarrassment or delay was
caused
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NEW YORK, September 2.-Mr. Charles ]. Osborne
one OF the directors has been appointed receiver OF
the W ali street bank. Judge Dohohae. Of the gu.
preme court, has ordered Receiver Osborne TO de-
clare dividend OF 65 per cent TO depositors out II
the S1O2. 900 cash now on hand.
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NyACK, y. Y. september Am attempt was
made this morning 10 murder Capt Vim. ii. Patt
a wealthy resident of Grand View. two miles below
Nyack. III Was awakened at $3.50 by q blow on the
head, followed ny two others, probably made with
a hatchet He rose from The Ded, whereupOn the
ASSASSIN fed. Mrs. PIatt gave the alarm, but the
man not caught. The wounds OF Capt .Platt
are serious but probably not fatal The cause OF
the attack is unknown, tut nothing was stolen
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CHICAGO, September 2.-The grain In store In this
city on August BON Wheat. 1906 90 bushels;
corn l,272 90 bushels; oats. 502UOO rye. 10000;
barley, 25.01 Total, 5i530J), against s575 0O0 on
the same date last year.
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Alexandra Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

OPENING ScHo0Ls-The granting of permits and
formation OF grade classes In the white schools
continued to-day. and the opening promises to be
considerable increase upon last year. Up to noon
today over coo permits had been granted. The
teachers were in atten lance the Schools from
a m; to p M, receiving the pupils. placing them
in their proper classes and giving them lists OF
books The schools Will, LOT three years use vena-
ble's arithmeucs, Appletons Biographies, Harvey's
grammarS, Holmes history o! the United States.
Watson's, as wen as McGuney's spoilers, and
Holmes readers in the upper grades and McGufYey's
readers In the lower gra1es.
ACGUSI MARRIAGES.-Durng August the clerk OF
the Alexandria corporation court issued eight mar.
riage licenses. In August OF last year seven mar
rtage licenses were issued. Five Alexandra couples
were married in Washington during August
POLICE REPoRT.-There were SIX prisoners at the
police station this morning. Jessie Butler, Coey
Washington, George Williams Jerrt Washington,
Dallis Washington and Edgar Randolph, arrested
by Oficers Lattree Goodrich, Brenner and Arnold
charged with an assault on Edward Duncan
The mayor has sent George Ford to the chain gang
and Mary Alexander 10 the workhouse, each having
been convicted OF dis0rderly conduct
NoTRs-On the neighborhood creek side and
marsh the opening OF the cunning season was ceie-
orated yesterday by constant 1asilade Scores OF
gunnerS were out after the reed birds One killed
s23 and several killed over l00-The "viIlagen in
Fairfax Co.. on the outskirts OF the city southwest
Of Majors hill, Is improving as well as the town
A hne brick store Will be begun there on Franklin
near Patrick street next week
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FIRE i'm n Na..acha>ests Town,

GRANVILLE. Mass, september al. VI. Gibbons
block, COM utalning his store, the town clerks and
Treasurer Offices; nT JeWrtI office and residence
y. Ia. Cooks living rooms, john Gilet building.
t~o tenement houses, ali lce house, barns and out
buildings, were burnuu last night.
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THE TILDEN RESOLUTIONS.


NEW YORK, September 2-The committee ap-
pointed TO present 10 Sir. Tilden the Chicago con-
vention resolutions will meet at the democratic na-
tonat headquarters tomorrow morning, when they
VIII decide as 10 the method Of officially lnorynng
MI. Tilden OF the conventions acton. /; Is prob
able that IN compliance with what Is understood 10
be MI TldenS wish they viii be sent TO Linn by
mail
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MONTREAL September 2.-liOn. Mr. Huntington,
In an essay upon the future OF Canada, takes the
stand that, supposing a separatiOn-pOssibly a sud-
den one-from England 10 be the destiny OF Cam
ada. annexation should not be regarded as Ger.
tam result. Even II that must follow he SAYS We
should lose nothing even by an unsuccessful at
tempt 10 maintain our national existence.
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Affair. ~ West Washington.

CANOE CLUB PROPERTY DAMAGED Yesterday
afternoon in trying to effect Landing here the
incline OF the Washington Canoe club, setting the
float adriit and damaging the incline. The Canoe
club at once set to work to repair the damages
which repairs will probably cost s25.
The CANAL-Mr. Lewis c. Smith, president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, arrived In Baltimore
to-day to meet the counsel OF the company for the
purpose Of preparing an answer to the bill filed Ia
the United States circuit court FOR the appointment
Of receiver and for the sale OF the canaL-Dur-
ing august 44.74S tons OF coal left Cumberland on
the canal. The revenue was SIS 900.
RUNAWAY AND Two COLLlsloSS.-YeSterda
afternoon two horses attached TO an tee wagon bs-
longing to the Independent Ice company, driven oy
George Young, ran away on NJ street and colliGed
mollshing one OF the wagons belonging to Mr..
Freshman. Strange to say, no one was injured.
THE MARSHES OvERCROwD DED.-The marshes are
becoming rapidly hiied with gunners. Yesterday
afternoon an unknown man was accidentally shot
In the face while In search Of birds
NOrES.-Seven arrests were made by the police
here yeSterday.-The Knights OF st. Bernard gave
their first excursion to Marshall Hail. on tie Mary
very large crowd-Ihe Dashaway Reform CLUB
held their regular meeting last nIght-The Amer
lean Grand Council, No l, o. U. A. NJ, held Its
meeting last night, when several OF the new men,
bers received their degrees
GRAIN REcElP!s.-Canal boat Seneca arrived With
2,1O0 bushels OF wheat Wheat sold on Change yes
terday at S1kc. to 93c.
SHIPPING Ngws.-Schooners cieared-MaJor Tan
tun, for Richmond. with 300 tons Of coai: B. W.
Morse for Portland with 900 tons CT coa.; The Only
Son, for Norfolk, with $50 tons OF coal A. H. Peary
for Bristol, with 500 tons OF COAL Schooner Maid OF
the Mist arrived with fertilizer from Baltimore.
CONDITION OF WATER AT Z A. N.-Great Falls, 36.
Receiving reservoir-north connection, g. south
connection. SO. Distributing Observation-Disclosures
gate house. 81; en1uent gate house, SO. High tide
In the river to-day at p. m.; low tide at 10 p. m
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MARLBORO. MAS, September 2-Rice and
HutchlnS' shoe factory WAS burned this morning.
Loss s6l.OA Two hundred hands are thrown out
OF employ ment.
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QrEFN VICTORIA AT BarMoEAI-
LONDON, september queen Victoria has gone
TO baimoral
BRITISH sMBlss tDoR AT BERLIN
LONDON, September 2-llon. MOunistuart Elph-
llstoie Grant Dun has been appointed 10 succeed
The late Lord Anlpthill "a The British ambassador
at Berlin.
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Westcru Freight Rates.

SARATOGA, Sept. 2.-The etrans-c0ntinental associa-
ton, comprising the railroads west OF the Missouri
river that are concerned Ia the California trade,
holding an executive session at the Grand Union
hotel They VIII be IN session for a week or ten
days The object or the meeting is to regulate
rates and place the association on q sounder basis
than ever before
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Eonorcd by the Pope.

SOMERSET. OHIN NsDtcmbnr 2.-rile pone vester-
day coL.crrrd the degree uf mas er OF theology
on Rev. fall.er Higgins. ~ ~. Justph's COLLEGE
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BISHOP P1gxoR's SERIOUS IILNEss.-Bishop G. +.
Pierce, senior bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal
church south, who has been lying Ill at his home,
sunsnine," three miles from Sparta, Ga, for sew
ef j days past, IL not expected to I've He has
been sufferer from an acute disease OF the throat
for the past four years. II has gradually grown
worse, and now he u unable 70 swallow enough to
keep him alive.
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THE OHIO MINERS.
All Quies In the Hecktng valley Last
N6rhl.

CINCINNATI. o.. September "A commerc<di
Gazette special received late last evening s.tyS
Everything II quiet in the Hooking valley tonight.
50 lar rs learned
Peace Prevails To-day.
SoirMPUS, @, September 2.-Ihe situation &C
the mines to-day Il the most quiet OF any time
snce TIE strike began No damage TO person or
properly resulted nom the attacks OF last nlght.
Ihe governor has ordered all the militia CON-
Hanies, which We're being held for moving orders,
10 oe dismissed Tor the present, With the excep-
ton or company X. OF Delaware which Will be
taken 10 the vicinity OF the mines this afternoon
10 be used at different points on the railroad
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Judge e. b. English, chief justice OF the supreme
lima.
In q recent encounter with the Cuban civil
guards, Jose vaona, the Immediate lieutenant OF
Aguero, was shot and killed
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TEE ATLANTIC CITY CIVIL RleHTs sCAsHs-Charles
G. Edwards. the Atlantic City, N. j., colored man
who has brought suit against several OF the con-
cert saloon proprtetors at that place for an alleged
violation OF the New Jersey civil rights law in
I0sing accommodation to himself, held confer
ence u Trenton yesterday with ex-Congressman
John K Lynch, Judge Ruffin, OF Massachusetts,,
and several others They hunted up common law
cases and decisions bearing on the matter. con-
sultatton OF the leading colored citizens was also
held TO take proper steps aid Edwards In pushing
these caseA It Is understood they determined the
civil suit should be held in allegiance until after the
trial OF the criminal causes Richard T. Greener,
the col0sed lawyer who defended WHITAKER In the
West Fodnt case, win attend to ex-Congressman
Lyuch'S interest
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
~ DISTRICT OF oLUMBIA,
NOTICE TO GAsz1sST2Si TsaPxI4ks Sept 1884,
Ia1payers are hereby Notified that the pamphlet con-
80 1884 and ether assessments previously due and in
se nss been s r,ted aud that eopy shereo VII
9ee as provided by act OF Congress-, approved March
Attest JOHN F. COOK.
se2-2aw3w Collector OF Taxes. d. @.
~ Association viii hold its s6th REGULAR monthly
On se Of sus npa making s
m' at Cosmopolitan Hsn corner sth and streets V:
DANIEL DONOVAN. % Secretary. NN1-A-lA rfessHs sesa
TE MRS. WILSON, FASHIONABLE DRESS:
- - maaer lAl5 9th street northwest formerly 1l17
9Th 81 h street northwest will be pleased to her friends
~ DORSEY CLAGETT, NOTARY PUBLIC sl7
~ 9Th st. northwest hsve a.demand tor Houses
io5 S sac ave 1nd Esn Owners having such to Of
H per gallon. at C g. BKYAN's No. lzis New York
O. BooKS FS11S FSK Sr{ STRsGEIPTI9S g PT6x TO THE
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN,
be closed sfr h as1 S 9shy 9st. Meeting
ow5x to the arxe size to which this series has crown
his chance 10 Obtain home had better be accepted
nearly oS Is sdd s srss H2p
equal to that Of all he other associations this TOWN.
a.d tose'her is convincing argument OF its super
.usost fAAdEo dEo 11sasnSe5 RISa: Secretary
~ Co-oPERAT1vE BUiIDiNa ASSOCIATION.
Monthiy payments $50 per shar
eusnss 1sl sy.nssa M lss. IS $685. ss Share
and SRy w be fel ed M ases
telnber s. 7ss4 at o'cock p in at M.sinl's Hail M
street northwest Pamphlets explaini the object Of
At this meeting a; the otfce Of 4 secretary; 9
JNO JOY EDISON. Secretary 9l7 st. NV. au3O-3t
~ oLFsTEINER's GALvAN1ZED IRON AND
SS skylixht works removed to llo5 B street north
west halt square east from Schneiders Foundry.
~. JUST RECEIvED-BIRTHDAY CARDS IN
of new books and the best magazines issued
Circulating Library, l74s Pa. ave. au3O
" u.vr BANK HAS1,vIS Rs AND BROKERS.
au2s-lm l42s STREET.
49, CITIZENS EQUITABLE BUILDING
w ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN. D. G.
The great demand for stock in the above. Asso.
iaton being great the Directors have determined
Keep the books open for subs rption to the second
Shares 81 each upon which is advanced $500
A. he DO Ks wall he oIen for subscription to stock at
Gs3rre r 3; Lockhard. 1914 s2d street.
William King 1S 1 Son. lSo2 70 ? I Ieth street
GIs 'seSHns eoddard. sSs4 sa II N street street.
Samuel Cropley's Sous. 3270 NJ street.
VIM. CLABAUGH. President
au2s-eos FGRDINANb King. secretary. Sec asr
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kilograms to The Star.
THE VERMONT ELECTION.
SENATOR ANTHONY DIES SUDDENLY.
CHICAGO TILDEN RESOLUTION.
THE CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS IN
CONVENTION.
OHIO MINERS QUIETED DOWN.
ALARMING INCREASE OF CHOLERA.
A FRIGHTFUL CRIME IN MISSOURI.
SUDDEN DEATH OF SENATOR AN.
SENATOR ANTHONY DIES SUDDENLY.
CHICAGO TILDEN RESOLUTION
OHIO MINERS QUIETED DOWN.
ALARMING INCREASE OF CHOLERA.
A FRIGHTFUL CRIME IN MISSOURI.
SUDDEN DEATH OF SENATOR An.
IHONY.
I'm His Usual Health This Norp;u~


PROVIDENCE, September 2-Senator Henry o. An
thony died here at las III. to-day He had been
In his usual health this morning, but was attacked
with vertigo after breakfast and sank rapidly.
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The Baby Farming Case.
AcouITTAL OF MARY ALNARoLrA


in the Police Court this afternoon Mr. A. A. Bir.
ney, council for Mary Almarolia colored, who -
charged with obtaining money Sl5) under false
pretences, made motion toquash the Information.
Nary, IL is charged, received SIS from a woman
named Lottfe Coleman, ana a baby 10 take 70 81
AIMS infant asy ium, and that she threw the baby
away and kept the SIS He claimed that IL was
merely promise 10 do something at future time.
The court sustained the defendants counsel and
Quashed the Information
MRs. LocKwooD's ANSWER TO TIE SUIT AGAINST
HER.-To-day Mrs b. A. lockwood, the defendant
10 a suit In equity brought by Jane Dorsey 70 sec
aside O sale, Claiming that Mrs Lockwood had
made Ease representations, and there was Q cloud
On the title, nled her answer. She states that
most OF Mrs Dorseys statements as TO the prop
erty, corner OF eth and Streets are untrue: that
there were three weeks consultation as 70 the pur.
chase; that she assured Mrs. Dorsey II there were
any claims overlooked she would pay them; that
she had the property or years and considered &c
perfectly good ana she asserts that the failure 20
record certain releases OF the property was owing
70 the absence OF parties interested. che otate0
that the house is ssed At $500 ana the lot h
worth 500 more, and denies that there was any
false representations used, and prays that the BIN
be dismissed
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Louisfana Labor Party for Blaine..
New Orleans Dispatch to the New York Times. Sept
The Independent and labor party Of louisiana
was organized to-day and q campaign committee
appointed under the presidency Of Henry Martin
The republican ticket and the Chicago platform
vance the industries and labor interests Of the
state and city, and declared for the maintenance
OF the repuoican policy OF finance, tann and tn
ternal improvements, as being vital TO this COM
monwealth and 10 the Mississippi valley. The bed,
declared for Tree ballot and fair count, and be-
iteve luz lndependent labor organization can best
70 confer with other Blaine and Logan orHaniza.
tons In the stata
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James Nulveney, q Chicago youth, was bitteo
by lap dog last April. He was taken ill n No.
ago. and lied SUNDAY Of hydrophobla.
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A Dem0crat Remomimated.

READING, Pa, september 2-Danlei Ermentrou
was to-day ren0minated for Congress BY the demo
cratic convention oe the eighth dlstr1ct
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What the Politicians are Doing.

What the Politicians are Doing.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS OF THE
CANDIDATES, ETC.
The following nominations for Congress were
made yesterday: 10Th Ohio district, Jay Odell pro-
hbitiOnist; 2lst Ohio district, Abraham Teachout.
prohlbitionist; 4th Missouri district, James W.
Burnes, democrat, renomtnated; Sd Arkansas dis
trtct c. E. Mitchell, late Judge 9th judicial circuit
republican. Col. Tom Ochiltree has telegraphed to
Texas that he does not want a denomination for
Congress-
The New Hampshire republican state convention
Is In session at Concord to-day. Indications point
TO the nomination OF Moody Currier for governor.
The vote cast at the Arkansas election yesterday
was large, and the democratic state ticket was
elected by biz majority.
The Connecticut democratic state convention in
ExGov. Ingersoll has telegraphed posi- I've refusal
TO allow the use OF his name for governor and talk
OF renominat1ng Gov. Waller is rife.
Gov Cleveland remained at the executive cham
oer In Albany yesterday and received many callers.
Senator Hawley; and Representative Milliken
Wednesday Mr. Blaine will attend the New Hamp-
shire fair at Manchester, and on Thursday he will
deliver an address at the fair grounds Afterwards
an average OF 100 letters per day, most of them
asking for information and making suggestions
about the campaign.
The Tennessee prohibitlonlsts do not propose
70 make their cause political issue at present.
They intend to appeal to the next legislature for
st1uton, and If that is refused they win organize
for political action.
Ex.Representatlve whitthorne, Of Tennessee,
who was chairman OF the House naval committee
In the Forty-hf b and Forty-sixth Congresses, Is
candidate IOr denomination.
The members OF the national committee OF the
national labor party met In New York yesterday
afternoon 1t was decided not to hold q national
convention at Chicago, previously intended, but
to cooperate With the peoples party In this cam
paign In support Of the peoples champion, BenJa-
min F. Butler
The can Of the peoples party to the voters CT
ter, On the 2th instant. denounces the free trade
leaning OF tie Chicago democratic platform
The Petersburg, Va, Nail, democratic paper,
has suspended
The second district Maryland democratic con-
gressonal convention has been fixed for Septem-
ber 18th at Towson.
Carl SchurZ intends to journey westward this
week as far as Milwaukee,
Senator Bayard is to begin his campaign work
at Brooklyn tomorrow night
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LADIES GOODS.

Mas SELMA RUPERT
tts 9TH STREET. Opposite Paten. ofnca
Received complete and new line Of
LINEN GOODo for embroidery purpos-s as
TABLE SCARFS and SASHES,
BUREAU and SIDEBOA..D COVERS
TRAY COVER CHAIR TIDES,
DOYL1Es and SPLASHERS. comprising the finest aud
cheapest grades.
aus STAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED
IsOU q LASS
IL NINTH SIkkTT st CIOI-D PITT DISa
lND5 TsWEAE
IOR LAlIt :, MISSES AND CHILDREN
1scies' GAL ZE UNDERVEsTS az
Misses GAUzE UNDERyEsTS at w. ''~ ~
25c 3oc. Soc. and 15c up
usually asAtd FOR siCONDS.
HCSIERE
Al unlimited assor uaert u all the new and choice
81! les tUI LADIES'. Misses and Children
GOTEtsS UNDERWEAR
We advertise tn ei little for the reason
that the quail lle their tul size perfec-
toL OF make and NJ do II eteI' ually for US
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AN EXAMINING BOARD, consisting of Surgeons
Miller, Wyman and Purviance, OF the marine hos
pitai service, will meet in Washington on the 18th
OF September to examine candidates for appoint
ment In the service. There are but two or three
vacancies and about Y-flYe RppltcaptS
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AMERICANS IN BRAzII--The consul general at
Rio Janerio informs the state department that
citizens OF the United States in Brazil are unable
to leave any port for another port in the same or
IN any foreign country without first obtaining
permit from the local police authority.
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commissioner Of pensions is preparing for reference
an Official record OF all living soldiers and sailors
who served In the late war. lie is now sending out
circulars requesting Information on this subject
The Information desired is the name, the branch OF
the SERVICE the late rank, company, regiment ves-
sci or squadron, the town, county and state where
Dorn the date OF discharge from the service and the
present residence. This Information, n accurately
furnished. will facilitate the disposition OF claims
for pensions to great extent
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SECRETARY CHANDLER VISITS THE WRBcK.-T.
j. WInsor, general manager OF the Boston Towboat
company, yesterday placed the steamer Confidence
at the disposal OF the Secretary of the Navy tor
the purpose OF visiting the wreck OF the Taila-
poosa- The Secretary, with Lieut.. Commander o.
l. Tonner, Lieut. Commander Hitchcock, Lieut.
William NJ: Wood, Lieut.. Wainwright, and other
officers embarked on the Confidence and proceeded
to the wreck. Three divers were employed, and
the party witnessed the operations OF diving. One
brass gun, several marine glasses and mess
chest We're recovered and taken on board the Con-
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I q II b E Il.

MAHOGANY. WALNUT. POPLAR ASH, OAK. MA.
PIE AND CHERRY,
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RELIEF OF THE STARVING P1EGANs.-The commits
sioner OF Indian affairs has ordered additional sup
plies to the Blackfeet agency, Montana, for the
relief OF the Piegan indians. 1t Is expected that
these supplies viii last until Congress meets TO
these supplies the commissioner has been forced to
have recourse to the provision OF law allowing him
10 apply to the relief OF distressed indians OF one
trlDe any money that may remain uneXpended OF
the sum appropriated for the maintenance Of an
other tribe.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THB PENSION OFr1cK-The fol-
lowing have been appointed nrst-class clerks In
the pension Office, under the civil service rules;
Alfred Clum, D. c.: E. T. Smith, Mich: J. O. Gu
more, Mass, and Chas r. Raymond. Ind