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THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT issued to-day
shows the reduction Of the debt for the month Of
september to be $l2 "A; reduction since June
90 S24 $50 cash in Treasury, $425 o31 321 &c.
gold certihcates, $12o, 1896 ,620; silver certificates
$23 $50 72; currency certificates, $l5 ,OOO frac
tional currency, $6,s, ,s6036; legal tender notes,
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The Plenary Council.


The committee of Catholic theologians who have
been holding their sessions for the past four weeks
at ST. Charles college, In Howard county, Nd, and
at ST Mary's seminary, In Baltimore, expect to
finish the work OF preparing the program OF sub
Jects coming before the council, and submit their
labors In few weeks to Archbishop Gibbons, the
presiding offcer OF the pienary council. The main
heads OF the subject matter prepared by the theo-
logians refer, is understood 70 the marriage tie
and the evils OF the divorce system Catholic educa-
tion for the Catholic youth, the relation OF the
clergy to the people as regards financial matters
and the education OF the priesthood II Is also un-
derstood that church fairs, picncs excursions,
cieties directly or indirectly connected with the
church. and other minor matters. on which there
is diversity OF practice according to place and other
circumstances, have been assigned to their place
in the subject matter. As soon the work Is COM
pleted 1t will be printed. and copy forwarded TO
the prelates and theoOgians who are coming to the
council In this way they viii be prepared before
in which they will come up for discussion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

POSTXASTHR AfFoIETED-The President has ap-
pointed Ira Dorrance postmaster at Middleton N.
Y, ]. l. Van Cleft, deceased.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED IN CALIFoRN1A.-Infor-
nation has recently been received here Of the
accidental death OF Howard N. Pomeroy, Of the
geological survey, In California He was appointed
from that state under the civil service rules, and
was on duty with the party under MI. n. B. Keer,
OF the geological survey. He was sent out alone
one day TO do some Typographical work. He didn't
come to camp at night, and the next morning his
parties were at once sent out, and on the third
day his ltreleSS body was found at the bottom OF
gulch. While riding through a thicket his rifle
was held across the horn OF his saddle. The ham,
mer was caught bS one OF the branches and the
gun discharged into his leg, severiny the femoral
StantaneOuS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

Providence, r. L, october f-Commodore r. Z
johnson, commanding the naval station at New.
port, has just been detached and will go TO Ports
mouth. Important private Information at New
port Is to the effect that Commodore Luce II TO Be
given the command not only OF the war college,
but also OF the laval training station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

down Of John Mccullough, the tragedian, at
McVicker's theater, Chicago, last Monday night,
Gus, in the Gladiator was so complete that BE has
Cancelled all his engagements and disbanded his
COmDanY.
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General Foreign News By Cable.


General Foreign News BY Cable.
THE POPE AND THE CHOLERA.
ROME, October 1.-The Pope hrs announced hio
Intention OF making the Lateran palace cholera
hospital should the necessity arise for such action
DROWNED IN HIssEa
DUBLIN, October 1.-Dur1ng a performance q
"Pinafore" at theater In this atty. last night the
song HE is an Englishman" was drowned -
Kisses
ACTION AGAINST THE KsEprvR
CAIRO, October Ian action has been begun b.
fore the mixed ufbunal against the Ehedive in Con-
sequence or the suspension OF the siuktng fund
TBE CHOLERA IN SPAIN
MADRID. October There were fresh cases oe
cholera reported to-day In the provinces Of Alicante
ana In The province OF Tarragora In the lower
province there were Q deaths from the disease ana
In the latter there was none. =
POLL TAX ON VISITORS IN YRANCR
n PARIS. october i.aTne government % @ has impoeed
lands at Calais or Boulogne The money thu
raised is to USED In defraying the expenses In
coast
4. FUNDS TO BUY DYNAMITE
pasS sSn sSat % 5s SroSsnt EsS Sm &
which TO buy dynamite 70 be sent 70 England
AGranA Duke'. Dtveroe SUIT.
LONDON, october 1.-The petition Of the gHunl
duke OF Hesse, Tor divorce from Mime. Kal0nina,
VIII be heard by seven judges Of the supreme ceef
at Darmstadt, on october 18Th. Nine Ka1omlno
WIN oppose the petition. She has decllnsd a.
allowance. granted 70 her by the gasd 0ukasn1
prayed for Is refused, the grand duke wn aS6scssS
Truth says that Queen Victoria Desires thnt a.
vorce be granted, so as % enable the grand DUO
to marry the duchess OF Albany.
TEE EXAMINATION or ArPIlcArn Tor appoint.
ment as assistant examiners in the Patent ofaca
announced for the 2sth inst, has been postponed
until November llth. The object OF this postpone
ment Is 70 give more time to applicantA It q a..
sired 10 secure as large class Of applicants e poo.
sible Circulars describing the scope of the exsni.
application 70 the civil service Commission. WkS0
TINS examinationis intended especially for aaG1Gt-
ant examiners examinafons for other places IN tie
position OF assistant examiner In the Patent of1c0
Is considered one or the best under the Rovernnenf
for young men Of sc1enttuc educaS1oa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

sen e2s pENNsYLyAN1A AVENUE
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rY SPECIAL MOTTO, 7 GARD
Having secured the services of Mr. VIM. B. RED
GRAVE late wholesale agent several large western
mills. prepared offer Special Bargains to Bull
ders Con; FACTORS and Carpenters White Pine and
Calne Lumber Of all sizes, from Uppers Culls in
car lots small quantities
Also Building Lumber virginia Pine) Of all sizes,
Flooring and Trimmings kept constantly in STOCK.
Estimates cordially givea. Prompt delivery and sat-
lstactory dealings guaranteed.
JAMES F. BARBOUR,
sea 18th street and Maryland 2venue sw.
IT. N!SSEN's HEALTH INSTITUTE FOR PLY
I~ sical Exercise and the Treatment If Chro ic dis
eases by Swel;sh movements and massage. 500 10th
street northwest. Open a m. to pm. se242ws
Frpo EDWARD CAyERLY CO.,
e-S At 1425 New York Avenue
Are receiving new and handsome designs the line Of
Gas Fixtures se2O- Inn
r9fa JUST RECEIVED. FRESH SUPPLY OF
~ IHE BEST COD LIVER OIL.
MrNCASTER Il HOWARD,
sel9 Corner 7th and streets northwest.
r7--esa POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
~ WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK LINE.
IMPORTANT NOT1CE-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing Saturday. Sept 9th. 1884 the Steamer
George Leary carrying the u S. mall will leave Wash
lngton on Tuesdays thursdays and saturdays at $50
pm from Ithst wharf. Returning Will leave Norfolk,
Va from Boston wharf, Oh hon lays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays. at ) p
Steamer stops at Piney Point and cornfeld Point
gollg and returning.
se19- l5t WM P. WEIGH Gen. Agent
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THE TOTAL COINAGE executed at the United
States mints during the month Of September was
as follows: Gold, 1866 pieces OF the value OF
s. 1928 299; silver 307O COO pieces Of the value Of
242e Geo; miner coln 2497,S00 pieces OF the value
or $63 064, making grand total OF 564 1856 pieces
OF the value of $4.6l3S63
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

ARMY ORDERs-Second Lieut.. Albert s. McNutt,
9th infantry, now on leave Of absence at Richmond
Ind, is ordered to conduct a detachment OF re-
cruits from Columbus barracks Ohio to Fort Leav-
enworth, Kansas. Lieut.. Luther S. Welborn, 5th
cavalry. Will be relieved from duty at the United
States military academy, West Point, n Y, and
will be granted nine months leave First Lieut.
James Wilson, 4tn artillery, is detailed as pro
fessOr OF military science and tactics at the West
Virginia University, Morgantown, West Va, and
will report for duty accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

"MY! NY! WHAT A CHANGE!' said Lindsay
Muse the ancient messenger to the Secretary Of the
Navy, to STAR reporter, as he sat in one OF the
Navy department rooms writing this morning
"When first came here, nfty-seven years ago.
they wouldn't allow newspaper reporter to enter
q room In the department. ] remember how Mr.
Lawrenson, who represented the Baltimore Sun,
would go up and down the halls OF the depart
ment trying to get some items from the mesSen-
gers. The Sun was little bft OF a thing In those
days though and it didn't take very much to I'LL IT,
After Mr. Wallach started THE EVENING STAR he
used to come UP here, and he worked around until
finally they allowed him to 60 into some Of the
rooms" s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

Misses 'SEDew1ck AND CHRISTIAN,
HAVING RETURNED TO WASHINGTON AND RE-
MOVED TO 813 11TH Strict NV, WILL RESUME
BUSINESS OcroBER lsr. WHEN THEY WILL BE
PLEASED TO SEE THEIR FORMER PATRONS
se25-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Wakes CORSETS to order In every style and material
and guarantees perfect 1T and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underciothng. Merino Underwear
and nnest Imported Hosiery
Patent Shoulder Braces and al Drem Reform Goods
French Corsets and Bustlea
Chfldren ms Corsets, and 81 Corset (Miss h 8 own
make that for the price Is unsurpassed.
N b-french German aud Spanish spoken. marl4
kOCHON. cORCoRAN BUILDING,
fatents and Five Medals from ExpOsitions OF
Parls, Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer of
IMAM HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
1Aaes me Hair Cutting and Hair Dren,ipR
hair Dyed and shAnpooed In . trst class manner
Wigs 10 order. -AAoA'
ds 637 fIF1EENTH STREET NORTHWEST
ANTON Fishers
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No. y6 q street northwest
- Thirty YEARS EXPERIENCE
LADIES' and Gentlemens Gxrments aiso va,vat and
Plush Cloaks Grape Wells Laces Gloves etc arc ,,ar
fectly cleaned by this Superior process wa
1ADii - EVENING DRESSES SpECTArrv
Genflenens Clothes Cleaned by this process viiI mot
lose their original share. and grease spus uo
to be removed enectualiy. Price 30 ana nj * ,er
suit. ~A-'oR R1'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01
THE SECRETARY OF STATE returned from Raritan,
n. j., last evening, and was at hts desk at the
State Department to-day.

THE OFFICES OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY are
being removed from the National Museum and the
Navy building to the new Hooe iron building, ON
street, between 18th and 18th streets, where five
the ground floor have been secured. The officials
are well pleased with their new quarters. The
library, consisting OF 1900 volumes and 1000
building.
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rPo THE TENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF SEC.
tS ond WASHINGTON Cooperative Building Associa-
ton, will take place To- MORROW EVENING October
lSst at O'Clock in the Hail. Of the Association No
615 7th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

SER!ous ASSAULT ON WoMAN.-A colored man
named Joe Wallace White engaged In an alterca-
Shepherds alley northwest, last evening, and
struck her on the head with heavy stick. ln1ict-
rendered the necessary medical ed. Wallace es-
capped and Il sttn at large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

PERsoNAL-Speaker Carlisle expects to leave for
West Virginia this evening.-Gen. Slocum is In
tho city, and will probably remain here for the rest
Of the season.-HOn. Frank Hiscock, OF New York.
arrived at the Arlington this mOrning.-Rev. Dr.
Bartlett, pastor OF the New York avenue church,
has returned from Europe, and is expected in this
city tO-mOrrow.-Mr. c. B. Bailey ana family are
hOme.-Gen. DumOnt, supervising inspector gen.
eral OF steam vessels left Washington this morning
for Albany, NY, where he will establish his head
quarters during the month OF OCTOBER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

Cesar on CassIus
would he were fatter; he loves no plays,
He hears music. seldom smiles.
Such men he be never al hearts ease"
JOHNNIE JUMBO DROMIO
MATINEE SATURDAY.
Comedy continues at Ford's Next,
DALY'S COMEDY. T20a
Same precisely in London.
No end Ut fun this glorious play. Oc1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-01

rP TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT OF
~ Columbia III fa CT the election of Cleveland
and Heitricks.-Ihe National Democratic Commi tee
has Gppoiutd A. Wilson To take charge of the colec-
ton funds in this rict and has authorized him
to receive subscriptions for defiayiny the legitimate
penses OF the National Democratic Campaign.
Those desiring to cont ibute do in person or
by addressing him. =. q. Box $40. se24-2w-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22
THE WORLD'S DOlNGS
POLITICAL AND rEKsoxAI.

POJ.uIuCAL AND Az
MAJon-GKxKRAL HOFFMAN died at Rock
Island, ILL.,, recently.
ID. L. MOODY. the Evangelist, has been
engaged by the Y. N. c. A. OF st. Louis
70 preach there this fall.
The executive committee Of the Demo-
cratic State Committe Of New York elected
William z. Smith Chairman
JAMES O.. BLAINE has commenced a suit
against the indianapolis SeatfHsi for pub
fishing certain scandalous charges relat-
ing 70 his early life in Kentucky.
CAPoUL, the tenor, is 70 marry the
daughter Of a wealthy land owner in Eng
land.
EDMUND McCURTIs. brother Of the pres
ent incumbent, was elected Gov rnor Of the
Cboctaw Nation by over two hundred ma
jority.
ePATRICK EGAN, formerly Treasurer OF
the Land League in Ireland, was chosen
President OF the Irish National League Of
America alta recent convention in Boston
ABBE FRANZ LIszT has become blind at
Bay Seuthe. 1t is said he consumes daily
a frightful quantity Of liquor and even falls
asleep in the theater He has broken OIL
with the Princess Wichtenstein, who has
become a devotee. Able List will retire
To Weimar and end his days there.
PRINCE BoRTATIssKY, well known In ST.
Petersburg society, has been dismissed
from the command Of the Cars guard
and his name has been erased from the
roll Of aids-de-camp. 1t was rumored that
the cause was that he had squandered his
entire fortune in gambling operations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22

THE use of balloons in European war.
fare dates from the last Franco-German
wal. They were then chiefly employed
for the purpose of observation, signaling
and escape from beleaguered towns. A
German-American scheme of aerial war
fare has been under the consideration OF
the English War Office, in which not only
captive but free balloons are proposed
to be utilized for aggressive operations.
The inventor suggests the dropping of
explosive bombs upon an enemy from
balloons. In addition to this, by the
use of captive balloons. the whole of
the enemy's force may be observed and
his tactics easily deciphered and coun-
teracted. 1t is understood that the forth
coming report will be favorable. GER
tainly as to the part of the scheme If
not as to the whole.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22

SPEAKING of prospects in the Ceur
dAlene country, c. d. Porter. a mining
expert, says: The first depression has all
passed away. Deeper explorations re-
veal the fact that what was deemed a
shallow channel is now q deep river bed
filled with gravel, five feet of which next
the bedrock is SO rich that in sonle eases
five have been taken out to the
pan. This channel has been located for
six miles. but the mother vein. IS it is
called. higher up the rayine. MI. Porter
believes. will be the richest part Of that
country. Mr.. Porter believes the Caur
d'Alene region is to prove the richest
placer mining region in the world. and
that it will be good for twenty wears.
He says it has rained in that region al
most daily for five months, and that the
dense forest would keep rain dripping
for two hours after the showers had
passed But the boys were booking for
q spell of clear weather now. He de-
scribes the camp as most hopeful and
any claim which has been opened on
ragged bedrock is paying spiendidly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22

VINCENT l.. BRADFORD, Ii. D., who
recently died in Philadelphia, was
seventy-six years of age. and was grad.
uated with the highest honors from the
University of Pennsylvania in 1925. He
practiced law in Michigan and entered
the State Senate. 1t was he who frs,
proposed to abolish the law of impris-
Onment for debt. which was soon after
instituted in other States. He had a
band in the act concerning the Revised
Code of Michigan, the organization OF
the ~Penitentiary. University. and var
ious systems of internal improvements.
His business necessitated his withdrawal
from the Senate. but he afterward held
the positions of Master in Chancery and
Circuit Court Commissioners. In 1S43
he returned to Philadelphia and Joined
the law firm Of which his father was a
member.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22

81 always ihosgh. Ja.ae wSzsj A,
vel. ssd Mrs. LooxAh-sd. A. shr -
the letter shc bad hesn rsa.iine On ber
LAP. sni wiped nsr spectacle. with tns
eorarr ct her spron she sad 81.
sould nsscr marry . poor msa. xn.i
she has kept her word" .fnd~~a's
sssd Mrs Ssarneighbr. she h.s ms-.,
agood match. theaS ~<he haw ths.
Her last words 60 me whsn .tas ~,
bonn to rtsif her aunt Ia ahsca-o -er~.
-Aosh~r. ths msn ! marry mes, hsv,
wealth os Dc IA . positssn 20 seeamu-
ia;e 4 rapsdly- I vel REMEMBER the
~ord& She has married . wealthy
man. them ..Eis,s no< r..rsgy
wealthy YET bat hes nskin< . forsnns
rapidly. "whss 10 hes . baker. or =
broker. or vhafr s1He 10 the rort~e
Of . Pullman eax."-sczserulxs yeur,
ga
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

IN San Francisco r, ed. NJ. Zawart, q sa.
%loonist. shot n killed ID. Halsloop re-
Gently and then killed himself.
Hon. JOHN Cool, eX-United States Sen
ator from South Carolina, died suddenly
in Washington the other day.
G~REENvILLE, Texas, was again badly
burned on the Eth. The fire was incen.
diary and involved a loss of So, 900. In,
surance, 10000.
The greater part Of the business portion
of Grenada. Miss, was destroyed by fire
on the lGsh. Loss, $4,000: insurance,
5000.
Miss DORA BUCK, of Lincoln, Neb., sister
TO Private Henry, OF the Greedy party. has
telegraphed to the Coroner of Long Island
City to exhume the body and make an ex-
animation.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, was visited recently
by the worststorm of the season. Hail
fell as large as marbles, roofs were blown
off, and several houses struck by lightning
or blown down or demolished.
THE proprietor and editor of the 7H0mp-
sons Bank Note Reporter were arrested in
New York recently, OF a charge Of black.
mailing the Nassau Bank.
II. II. HADLEY, whom John /. Davenport
charged with writing tie Morey letter, de-
MED 1t most emphatically, and threatened
To maxi disclosures.
A sIN-YEAR-oLD daughter of Lyman
Trumbull, OF Illinois. died at Bar Harbor.
Me-, recently. Sac ran against an ear;hen
teapot, in the hands of a cook, knocking
out the bottom with her head, the contents
scalding her badly. The cause of her death
was conclusion of the brain.
The lead body of G. H. Tyler, Treas.
urer of the Boston BIZ M Theater
was found in the water At Hull, Mass. the
other day.
ASoKa. MIMI, suffered a very serious
loss by fire on the morning of the 10Th.
The total loss amounted - about one mil
lion dollars. hole streets were swept
away. Washburn & CO. lost sac. 0e0 in
the destruction Of their bank, opera house
and IL portion OF their saw mills.
COLONEL marbles, of Glen Alice on the
Cincinnati Southern Railway, was killed
by his SON. recently. The father was
drunk and attacked the boy when the lat
ter struck him with . club and crushed his
skull.
LIEUTENANT GRIZZLY, in another inter.
view, says he knew nothing about the con-
ditiou of Lieutenant K~islingbury's BODY.
He and k~islingbury were on good terms. II
they prscticed man-eaainS he did not
e.
GHosGE w. CHILDs, Of the Philadelphia
Ledger. gxve . dinner at his cottage at
Long Branch recently to John WEIGH. Ex-
Minister TO England, z. S.Grans and Gen.
eral Romeo. Mexican Ministers, were
among the guests.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22

ASHLAND, WIS August fG-jaas
Magic. ksrpex 81 . bosse o. HFfasse ss
GIiJden- mi an essyezryear-osd g1n Eassai
Fannie Hoxk goinz - s1Ss@ iast Pndzy.
shou; one mile frUzn The village - Gl9kiesA
He drzz<-d her into Tire words and rzTsh-d
Der. threatening 70 Kill he X sts Tod TbS
child went bone and told her ranrss:s What
had happened. ard her father procured .
w~arrantfor Ssxse's srr-I Maze Gas cap
;uret u; GIssien SATURDAY. lie s1s taken
% Butternuf for safe keeytn<- TIE xeafe>s
excitement pfeTzls is-fe Threats o.
iynchin< wege aeard On The streets ard .As
odzcer< tro1yht him IN THIS ei:y. lie wu
brought before Justice Elxser, vnes
The giri identified hlra-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22

~eAse1OKY comes from Grant, Herki-
mer County. N. Y, of a swindle, and
worse, perpetrated on a soldiers
widow, named Catherine Poolcr. She
lately received a pension certificate
for nine hundred and fifty-one dollars.
which it is claimed she was induced to
assign TO her nephew, one Garlock, by
fraudulent representations on the part
of himself and his mother. who have
since kidnapped her, and now keep her
under restraint.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-22


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