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News Briefs.

Forest fires have broken out In Greenvine and
Brunswick counties, Pa
The Bear Valley mine fire is beyond control.
Preparations have been made for flooding the
mine.
Miss Frances Z. Willard was yesterday reelected
president OF the Womans Christian Temperance
Union at 80. Louis
Chas w. Baker, OF Bradford the pension SWIM
der, was convicted yesterday at rttsburg aud
sentenced TO three years imprisonment
The house OF VIM. Pancoast OF Portland, Me-,
was burned last night and his children, clifford
and Mamie, persisted I'm the flames
The Pole, NaSidensky. was hanged at san Jose,
Cal, yesterday, Tor the brutal murder OF IA 5 d.
vorced wife last March.
Poverty ana deSerilon OF her husband led Mrs.
Annie Logan 10 Kill herself and three old
boy yesterday, In Philadelphia, by taking lauda-
nun.
MT. Rogers, an American In london, has been put
under bonds TO keep the peace, and forbidden %
approach The Office OF the 81 SteplteES lifretr the
editor OF which he assaulted
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tFor otheyAuct.ons See sevensh faos.I
FOR SALE-LOTS.

Ef0R SALE-A LARGE NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE
Lots single or in blOcfs In the northwest section Of
the city. Among them several desirable corner lots
H B. CRITTENDEN, 1922 New York avenue It,
LsOR SALE-A FINE FRONT OF $50 FEET ON
IL north side OF and 145 feet 18th street north
west, about 65 900 square feet at speculative price
TYLER RUTHERFORD. l226 f street north
west. oc25-3ts
NOR sALE-sOME OF THE CHEAPEST. FIRST
class building lots i'll choice localities below prices
that viii be realiz,d at early date J. b. Winner &
CO.. 14l9 New York Avenue. oc25-3t
NOR SALOON A CONCERTED STREET, NORTH
Il east with all public improvements made and paid
Lot 60 leet 'front.' line Of street at Is cents
foot cash, or 10 cents ON time. Great bargain M. NJ
hoHIsAk CO, ID and East Capitol streets. oc23-3t
TOR SALE-IOTS.-I HAVE A LARGE NUMBER
OF elegant Building Lots in the West End, for SALE
Now Is the time TO purchase for single residences
speculative putpos for sure the dawn of day
prices viii advance after the present month
jNO. A. PRESCOTT
oc1-2n 1926 street northwest.
TFoR SALE-LofS.-I HAVE LARGE NUMBER
n OF Bu1iiug LOIS in the West End and many whole
ffontases for rows of houses which sell much
cEr3Tef than later i'll this next spring
Builders Will act wisely by looking the supply
have on hand JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
CC1-tm 1926 street northwest
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A sTHAlA AND CATARRH CURED By THE
CIGARETTES EsPIC
Oppression. sufocxtnz. Coughs. Coldk Chest Een-
ulgies. kc.
Paris: !! ESpIC, l2s rue 81. Lazara
New York. EoUGERA; MILHAU.
sela b. all Chesnists o. America a12s-ist&l5tASs
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One Wife Too Many.
ROCHESTER, GRAND JURY NDICTS A PROMINENT
RAILROAD NAN FOR BIGAMY.


RAILROAD NAN FOR BIGAMY.
The grand jury at Rochester, N. T., this week
indicted for bigamy Col e Pratt Buell., of Canton,
or Warsaw, Ill, who has become more or less
known In the west as narrow gauge railroad pro-
jector and contractor. On one or his trips east,
about two years ago, he became acquainted with
MIS-. Ardella A. Ross, nee Fulham, OF Rochester
He said that he was widOwer, and soon gained
her consent TO marry him. Mra Ross Is woman
OF irreproachable character and highly esteemed
by all who knew her. The marriage occurred on
June Is at the home OF Mrs Ross mother. The
couple went to England on bridal trip, and lived
In London about three months Buell. and his wife
returned to New York on September 20, and Mrs
Buell. went direct to Rochester, but the colonel has
not yet made his appearance, and It Is not known
TO the friends Of his wife where he Is
James s. Garlock, q prominent lawyer OF RocheS-
ter, received q letter from Flora, Ill, some time
ago, stating that the writer had noticed In the
papers the marriage Of Col Buell., who had another
wife whom he was supporting at BrtStols hotel, ST.
Louis This letter led TO a correspondence which
brought Information that Col Buell. was married TO
the western woman, and that son, the issue OF
the marriage, now lives with her father In Warsaw,
Ill Mrs Buell. number one, hearing of her hus-
bands marriage, at once commenced proceedings
against him, and she recently visited Rochester,
appearing before the grand jury with the other
witnesses living there. Mrs. Buell. number two did
not have the least suspicion, until her return home
that her husband had another WIG.
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ST. PAUL, MIMI, october 25.-Commodore Kilt
sons string OF fast horses reached home yesterday,
and Will winter at Midway. John Splan says he
has not left MIR. KittsOnS service. His contract is
ended, however, and he will take few months
rest
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS this afternoon
were Postmaster General Hatton, Commissioners
Eaton and Gregory, Representative Halton, Gen.
ScheEck, ex-Gov. Boutwell,, Assistant Secretary OF
State Adee, and Mr. Howard Carroll and MI.
Ireichel OF New York
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jewelers. Mutual benefit Association.

PROVIDENCE, r.. l., October 25-The manufacture
Ing jewelers. OF this city and vicinity this morning
adopted a constitution for manufacturing jewel
ton.
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Young Girl Hangs EHerseif.
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY LETTER RECEIVED PROM tn
SHE LOVED.


A dispatch from POttsvilIe, Pa, says: Miss Ella
Reed, resident OF Shenandoah, Pa, committed
suicide by hanging herself In the attic OF her
mothers house Thursday night The reason as
signed is melancholy, brought on by an unfortu-
nate love affair. She was an eStimable young lady
OF about twenty years, and was a social favor1te
Mrs. Reed says that about six months ago Ella
began correspondence with q gentleman, and
produces the following letter. which In all proba-
blty in fuced her to commit the act 1t is dated
Shenandoah:
my Dear EIa:-Your letter was received I'm
due time am sorry that you look upon things I'm
such a way. / would marry you II l could, but
there are obstacles In the way that you don't
dream OF Besides, what is there In marriages We
can go away. and who will know that we are not
WHAT we seem? Now, indeed test your love for
me. It was not an idle within that first Induced me
to write to you-rather positive feeling Of love
strong and yet tender. You write TO me at the
address given In the other letter and make me
miserable or supremacy happy. Dearest, tt is for
you to decide. Believe me, am yours, ever lov-
tngly, FRANK FL. BRowNsoN"
There was also postscript, made up of endear-
ing titles and words, but all to the one end. Miss
Ella decided that It was far better TO kill herself
than accept the disgraceful proposal OF her lover.
BrownSon Is unknown TO the Reed family. No
such person is known at Shenandoah or anywhere
in that vicinity, and IL is probable that the letter
was dated Shenandoah with q view 10 miSlead its
unfortunate recipient.
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NAVAL oRpERs-Leut G. A. MerTfman, ordered
to the photographic Office; Leuts. w. S. Hughes
and VIM r. A. Rooney and Ensign John j. Knapp,
TO the New Hampshire; Lieut. Commander Thomas
Nelson, detached nom the photographic Office No
rember IA and ordered to command the PaloS. per
steamer Of November 22I from San Francisco;
Lieut.: Commander J. ID. b. Glidden, from the COM
mand OF III ePaloS and ordered home.
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RUSSIAN QUARANTINE REGULkTIoSS--The Rus
sian minister has informed the State department
that the quarantine regulations OF his government
require foTtnight's quarantine Of all vessels ar
irving in the ports OF the Black Sea from Iali an
and Spanish ports.
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TIE CoNIEy-TEzxER Raoa PosTPoNED.-The
four mile boat race, TOR $500 side, between John
Teemer, OF Plttsburg. and r II. Conley, OF Port
lani, which was to have taken place at McKees-
November Teemer viii allow Conley ten seconds
start
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AUCTION SALES.
NHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
AUCTION OF SALE ONE FINE BILLIARD TABLE
AND ONE FINE POOL TABLE, BALLS AND CUES.
By virtue of chat tel deed Of trust, will be sold to
tue highest bidder SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
FIRST. 1884, at BOWL ngs auction rooms.
oc256t LOUIS PHILLIPS Trustee.
n c. DUNCANSON. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTAr E. NO 1914 VERMONT AVENUE.
By virtue of deed of trust to me. bearing date IA
on the 25th day OIL Fei.snary 1885, and duly re- E;
corded in LibeF No 1o32 Folio 318 ct seq. one -
of the land of the District OF Columbia will
sell at public auction in front of the premises TUES
DAY, NOVEMBER SIXTH, 1884 at the hour Of FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following real estate. situate in
the City of Washington, D. c. to wit: All Of lot num-
Dered one I'D in o. .. Towards Subdivision of L. B.
Cisrks subdivision of lots numbered one I'd to i've 90
inclusive In square north Of .guare numbered three
hundred and thirty -four (3, subject to prior deed
OF trust dated Feb uary 9th 1879 aud recorded in
Lioer 906 Folio 5 ct of said land records to
secure of $35 with interest at 10
cent per annuIn from September 9th. 1883.
Terms OF SALE Onehalf the purchase money In cash.
the balance in six months with interest at per cent
per ami to be secured by deed OF trust the
property sold to the satisfaction Of the trustee all
cash at the purchasers option deposit Of $50 win be
required when the property is knocked down. The
trustee reserves the RICH to resell if the terms Of sale
are not complied with five days after the day Of SALE
COST OF Inc deiauinng purchaser, r, r~,,cr
oc25. novl&ds-3t Trustee
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Commander Yates Stirling. commanding the o.
3 & Iroquoas, In Q dispatch dated Tahiti, Septem-
Der 10th, reports the arrival Of his vessel at that
place, having stopped two days on the way at
Nuka-Hiva Commander Stirling says the French
colonization schemes do not seem to be progress
ing very successfully at Tahiti II was expected
that the 1roQuois would sail september 1lth for
FIJI Islands and Australia, reaching sydney by No
yember lst The health OF the ofiicers and crew
was excellent
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BOARD OF OFFICERS, 10 CONSIST OF lieut. Col.
Chas. G. Sawtele, deputy quartermaster general
Lieut.. Col Beekman Du Barry, assistant commits
sary general OF subsistence; second 1t u. Alyord
2Jth infantry, recorder is appointed TO In this
city on the 2Sh day OF october, TO consider the sub
lect OF amending the army regulations relating 10
contracts for army supplies and TO advertising for
such contracts, and to recommend such changes In
the regulations as may be required
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The legislature OF Virginia has adjourned to
November g.
Adeiina Patti cabled friend In New York yes
terday that she should leave Liverpool for this
country to-day IN the steamer Oregon
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.Bors, Day Ar "SAKs.-

Bors' Day Ar "SAks.-
Saturday is the day that keeps us busy in our Boys
and Children's Departm MT, and We always provide
special feast in the of prices for Young America
GLANCE AT THIS!
One lot of Knock Suits good value at SO 90
Suit; our price, 81 80 suit.
just this kind of weather reminds you of the necessity
of an Oyercoat for the little of the house. ard the
line we are offering, at prices ranging from $500 to
$4,000, is very extensive.
A rare bargain in Children's Suits is lot that we
have just receved-the goods sold a short time
ago at $500 suit-those have Just received are
going in hurry at 81 so Suit.
EXTRA PANTS.-Extra Pants at prices that hardly
for the goods that in them One Lot of about
500 pair interest you, the price is 49c pair
For the lareer boys-11 to II years of age-we have
Our space is too small to enable us to give you an idea
of what we have prepared in the way of Boys and
Childrens Clothing in this department. We make The
without fear OF successful contradiction
correct in Style correct in Price and correct in Fit
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AhcAAhAeahh0 AhtattoS
Reported for THE EVENING STAR


H. D. COOKE Co.'s INTEREST IN AN ALEXANDRIA
RAnRoAD-The Washington, Ohio Western
railroad win not be affected by the failure OF H.
ID. Cooke. 1t Is said that during the past eight
months the railway has earned nearly SSS,0oo
with an expenditure OF little over 100000, max
bought for less than i've hundred thousand dollars
dead stock.
andria Light Infantry, Capt Geo. Mushback, re-
turned from their visit TO the Virginia state fair
Richmond shortly before midnight last night, and
were warmly welcomed. company OF young
Alexandrians, carrying torches, and the Alexsn-
dria brass band dscoursing its best music met the
had gathered, and the "Alexandria boys" We're
hailed with loud cheers The line then moved down
King street with torches, and was greeted at many
points with red ightS rockets and other fireworks
The Alexandria Light Infantry, while it did not re-
ceive an award OF any of the three prizes on the
first day, owing not TO want OF excellence In drill
but TO misunderstanding as TO the time allowed;
yet the second day the corps carried OF the
prize of 800 offered TO the best drilled company
from any town of less than 10000 Inhabitants
They won this with an average or four per cent
more than the average made on the previous day
by the Richmond company which won the prize or
81 900 in a competition OF all companies
PoLITIcAL--MaJ. A. N. ker1ey, OF Richmond.is TO
address the democrats here on next Tuesday night.
On the same evening the Blaine Logan club viii
have public meeting at its hal.-Registratio
is going on to-day at Mrs Mills. IN the first ward
at cid City Han in second at court house in third
and atMiftieton's shop In the fOurth.A consideTa-
BILE number OF voters have registered to-day,
some new ones and others having transfers from
other districts
POLICE REPoRT.-There were four prisoners and
seven dodgers at the station house this morning
A. L. Albert and George Cook, arrested by Officers
Pat Hayes and Latin, charge, drunk and disorder
Iy; VIM. b. Williams. arrested by Officer Simpson,
charge, dis0rderiy conduct: and John Bryant, col
ored, arrested by Officers Franks and Nightingale
charge, assault on John w. Sutheriand-The
mayor has fined James Z. Burnett $40 for carrying
concealed weapons.
ST. JoHS'S CLUB-A number OF Westinghouse,
including several handsome ladies. came here last
night and undertook the organization OF a st.
Johns club, at one or the rooms OF the old City
Hotel The organization was not completed
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Heavy Robbery To-day.


FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS STOLEN FROM THE OFFICE
OF j. p. AGNEW & co.
Between 10 and II o'clock this morning a thief
entered the office OF j. P. Agnew & Co., coal deal
ers, at the corner OF Delaware avenue and street
northeast, and carried off about $780, There was
one $50 and one $40 bill, the balance In 81 and IS
bills, and bag OF silver The was reported to
the police, who are on the lookout for the thief
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Fun FOR THE BOYS - When the faculty and
students OF the Worcester, Mass, institute met
for prayers In the chapel yesterday they found In
one OF the pewS horse which had been taken up
two flights Of winding stairs the night before, hfs
feet being muff1ed to prevent discovery. The fac
uly in the evening procured the aid OF veterinary
surgeon, and slid the animal down stairs On planks
laid for the purpose. The boys gathered about In
great numbers ard greeted the progress OF the
work with cheers
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PAYING NOVEL ELECTION BETs.-Two Cleveland
democrats have been paying novel bets on
the Ohio election John StOffe, the winner In one
Lake View Park and back by A. A. Seller. At q
halfway house stop was made to water the two
legged horse. The driver carried q whip, but did
not use It, as he Is opposed TO cruelty TO animals
In payment OF the other bet, Deputy Sheriff Meyer
converted himself into q load or brick, and was
elevated to the top OF the courthouse by engine
which Is In use there TO hoist brick and mortar to
the workman
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BUFFALO WoR'r HAVE Co0swELLs FoUNTAN.-I
A New York Tribune telegram nom Buffalo, N.
Y, says: In moment OF weakness the city &C
cepted one OF Dr.. Cogswelrs patent drinking
fountains 1t was never erected, the First Presby-
its being placed In front OF its property, and q
local newspaper arousing public sentiment against
the libel on art. At the last meeting OF the com.
mon council Dr.. Cogswel was granted permission
to reclaim his gift
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FINANCIAL AND CO.NWERCEAa.
The New Yorsx Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 3 p. M. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Fl. III. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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Army ORDRRs.--First Lieut. Henry 81. Beilas 4th
cavalry, relieved from duty at Jefferson barracks,
Mo-. and granted leave until further orders on &C
count OF disability. Major Frank Il. Phipps, ord
nance department. Is appointed to ACT as inspector
Fort Knox. Me,
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RANaR OF fHB THERMoMErRR.-Thef following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
OFFICER to-day am, S94: II a NJ, $40 pm, 5'.0
Maximum, 57.4; minimum. SO 2
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KNGLIsHMRN BEING POISONED By SHRRRY-The
London medical papers are making an outcry over
new species OF poison which they assert Is max
Englishmen- The article complained Of Is a cheap
grade OF so-caiied sherry, which Is manufactured
at Hamburg and exported through Holland TO
clans declare over their own signatures that this
s0-called wine Is q purely artificial product
merce has been fortified at Xerez and elsewhere In
Spain with what is known as "Dutch spirit" and
which is simply alcohol distilled from potatoes,
now the thrifty burghers OF Holland and Germany
have hit upon method OF utilizing Dutch spirit
at home and producing wine without aid OF grapes
OF any sort The stuff complained OF "a, the doc
tors say, composed OF nothing but alcohol, su gar
and water and common table salt
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I'D MEET MIR. BLAINE.

a Dist NJ nsshcd Party 10 Leave New
York this ESemtnu.
NEW foRK, October sa-At O'Clock this evening O
party OF gentlemen Will leave this city 20 meet Mr.
Blaine on his return from the west They viii
leave by the Erie road. and win so to jamestown.
n. Y. Among them win he A = Draper ana T. A
Cbickerfng, ex-senator ChaiT-e ana Garrett A no
bart, OF the national committee, ana ex-Senatnr
Thos- c. Platt, senator Lynde, Gen. Merritt and
ex-Congressnan stuart
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District GoSera am eat Affairs.
LIQUOR LICENSEES GRASrgn

Applications for liquor licenses from the follow
ing have been approved. John Curtil. Christ onher
Bsrtemus, Michael Fox, Francis Han, John keaay,
Jacob kaiers, Frank kappel. Mahl & Appier
james McGrath. Barnard Murphy, Frank EiaSe.
Mimfred Brennan, Jas. Royce, BERNARD Bryan,
Margaret Byone, Mary Casey, James CcnnerS
Joshua Clark. August Douglass. Frank Gallag her.
simon Guergemhaimmer, James HAYES. Anna
Hotcsh, James Coldweii, Julius Junnemann, Pat
rick Mcmahon, James Rutherford, I. NJ. Rudd,
Owen q. Staples and r. II. Sneehy.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwsle as follows:
N 4. Halter, erect three two-story dwellings, n,
between 4th and 5th streets northwest; g .On.
Clara Barton, American Association Red CrOSs,
erect ware rom on Vermont avenue; $500 NJ.
Peipenbring, repair brick 1873 street southwest;
500. Mrs Golden, repair brick northwest corner
7th and streets southwest: 500
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The Courts.

POLICE CoCRT-Jud1e Smell
To-day, Charles Evans coiored, profanity: S.
Danniei Cunningham and Charley Clark, pro-
family; IS each.
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Between 10 and II o'clock this morning a thief
entered the office OF j. P. Agnew Co., coal deal
ers, at the corner OF Delaware avenue and street
northeast, and carried off about s4O0 There was
bills, and bag OF silver. The case reported to
the police, who are on the lookout for the thief
Collector C"oi4's Repors.
TAXES GATHERED DURING THE LAST FISCAL YEAR
GRADUAL DECREASE OF THE AMOUNT OF Ar
REARs
District Tax Collector John F. Cook has sent in
his annual report. The balance OF taxes due July
/, 1884, was as follows: For real estate 32 267 49,
for personal estate, 1857 2295 3d. Total g. 69i Al
The amount OF SIS. 426 20 was collected on ac-
count OF various old assessments and penalties.
The credits by amount collected during the year
items and water fund was 81 ,97o O6S A. which, with
balance OF unc0liected taxes on real estate July,
ISL and personal tax, &C, aggregated $ 5SS 49,
The totals OF general account were 81 642. GER
t1dcate account, 80,655i First National bank
account, $500 20; making total of SIS, 45a4a
the exhibit that the balance on account of arrears
OF taxes Is steadily decreasing, and when the
charges carried onIour textbooks against churches,
colleges, asyiums, schools OF all kinds, property OF
the District OF Columbia and Of the United States
shall nave been eliminated, this tax mortgage will
appear In q greatly reduced amount"
c. L g. C.-With the approach OF the winter
season the literary and social clubs OF the city
tns 80 asSa ocS aaa none have
tauqua Literary and Scientific Circles, OF which
there are now several In the city, all owing allie
glance to the central organization. whose head
quarters are at Planned, New Jersey. one Of the
oldest Of these ChautauQua Organizations In the
city y Union circle. which meets every Thursday
evening at the residence OF the president w. s.
Westcott ESQ.,, 2s17 street northwest IL has q
Total OF nearly thirty members, all OF whom are
enthusiastic IN the work, and each meetings. exer-
cSes are OF an interesting character. Some OF the
members OF Union circle will graduate in the four
years course Of reading next year. One OF the
number, Miss n. II. Garfield, was elected secretary
OF the class OF 1885,, when 1t met at ChautauQua In
August last
ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut. Henry II. Beilas, 4th
cavalry, relieved from duty at Jefferson barracks,
Mo-, and granted leave until further orders on &C
count OF disability. Major Frank 81. Phipps, ord
nance department, is appointed TO act as inspector
on certain unserviceable QuartermaSters stores at
TIE CoNLEy- TEzMER RAoa P0sTPoNED.-Th
Tour mile boat race Tor $500 side, between John
Ieemer, OF PittSburg, and p. II. Conley, OF Port
lanu, Which was to have taken place at MckeeS-
port to-day, has been postponed until Saturday,
November Teemer viii allow Conley ten seconds
start
The legislature Of Virginia has adjourned to
November
Adeina Patti cabled friend In New York yes
terday that she should leave Liverpool for this
country Today u the steamer oregon
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RECOVERING FROM HIS INJURrEs.-Mr. Frank
Martin, the lneman OF the police aud nre-alam
telegraph, who, yesterday fell from a tree In West
washington and was taken TO Providence hospital,
thought to be fatally injured is to-day, doing well
and is now thought TO be out Of danger.