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RELIGIOUS RIOT AT DELHI.
Placing q Pig i'm Mosque Leads to the
killing of Several Persons.

Placing q Pig i'm Mosque Leads to the
killing OF Several Persons.
DELHI, Oct. S.-The il-ieeling recently
aroused between the Hindus and Mohamme-
dams here, over mutual violations OF their
respective religious principles, eliminated in o
riot last night. Several persons were killed.
profaning of the Juinma musjeed or Great
mosque, by - Hindoo sectarain leader, who
Within the sacred edifice, so that it
sauealed with all it's might This enraged the
Monammedans, and they at ouce assaulted the
inuaIly gaining dangerous activity. Oae cause
OF much oi the trouble is the fact that the butter
In common use has been found to have been
adulterated with pigs tat. AT Bombay a society
has been organized to propagate hostility 10
Mohammedanism and to inculcate . general
knowledge OF the true Hindoo religion.
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He Knew when to Stop Betting.

From the Buffalo Courier.
A weltknowa lawyer, who was taking In the
races at Riverside Park yesterday aud who 10
noted for his sand" stood Tor "A little while
betting against one oil the wheels, and was only
about holding his own. The usual stakes were
from nlty cents 10 "A dollar, but this dad not
seem large enough, and lac dropped "A "Vp ON
the red-ilud lost Then lac watched the two
slick young fellows. who were ION the inside. /"
for minute or two, apparently sizing up the
layout Now" said he, IF you will give that
wheel turn, and both get away from the table,
ia just go you twenty can call the turn.
think you are working that with your leet." Ii
was agreed, and the wheel Was sent whirling,
the limo OF the law dropping a $50 bili On has
ace, aud on the right one. He had called the
turn. He Thought he Was satisfied, put the
money in his pocket and quit the game.
Moral-keep the man who turns the wheel
away ilom The table
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Washington stock Exchange.

The foLIOWng CHANGES from yeSterday's quotations
on the Washington STOCK Exchange ar. noted to-day:
Y. s. As IoYl coupon ll2l4 bid; 1928 asked. Y S.
per per inn fnn Is isYl Soin ll2a Old, ~ asked 80,
asked. 2Oyearfuud, 6s 1887, lis bid. 30-year
fund, g. l9o2, coin. l.S iii. Metropolitan *. ~.
asked Faemens ms, ALP asked. National Un.on
ms. 1877 bid. BOA asked German-Amer1can ms,
inston Brick Machine, 1l2 bid Cit,zens' National
bank, lU9 bid. Fans ICE. 1870 bid. h.. Is
u. ~ Did, 4o1A asked. .nes.s,es,Ae aud Pos. Vei
Co.. 81 viu, S.Slt, ASA I'd.
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The Ferdinand king Case.

IT GOES OVER UNTIL NEXT TUESDAY.
The case OF Ferdinand King. charged With for
gerry In connection with the affairs of the
Eleventh Building association of West Wash
ington, has been continued until pext TUESDAY
were ready tor trial to-day, put on account or
the pressure OF business in the Paiice Court the
case mad to go over.
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Benzine Sends In His Bill.

HIS WIFE EARNS $4,000 A YEAR, AND HE
SUES LoNSDALE FOR SEVEN TINES THAT.
The New York Herald to-day says: Mr.. David
de Bensaude took the initiative yesterday in
the neutrality-suspicious. play which il
being carried on between himself and his
spouse, Miss Violet Cameron. Through his
counsel, Messrs. Jacobs Brothers, the summons
and papers in the $1OO,OOO suit which the hus.
band has begun against the Earl OF LOnsdale
were served upon Messrs. Howe 4ummel,
counsel ior the earl.
The complaint sets forth that David de Ben
saude was married TO Violet Lydia Thompson
on the both OF september, 1854, In London,
England, and that he lived happily with her
uuIii the introduction Of Lord Lonsdaie in the
month OF july, 1886, at Brighton, England.
Then the complainant declares that upon in
formation and 5eiieI wrongful acts were COIN
mitted by the defendant in England. In Glas-
gov, scotland, and in the city oil New York.
The comp plant further states that the said wife
is known upon the stage as Violet Cameron;
that she Is u lady OF cuii ure and education, an
actress OF ability, and an attractive feature 10 a
theatrical enterprise, which nets her an aggre-
gate income OF S15,OOO annually. Damages
are laid At $10O,OVO.
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The Government Printing ONCE.

AN APPOINTNENT-A LEASE-CHIEF CLERK
BENEDICT GONE TO NEW YORK.
Chief Clerk Benedict, Of the Government
Printing office, has gone to New York to re-
move his family to this city. A STAR reporter
called at the printing office to-day, but did not
see the public printer as he was very much en-
gagged.
In response to an advertisement for proposals
to lease the government a building for the use
OF the printing Office, bids were opened yester-
day, and the award was made to Mr.. F rank
Ward for his building on Sd street. formerly &C.
cupled by him for dairy purposes.
MIR. Herman. of Indiana, has been appointed
superintendent of buildings by the govern
ment printer.
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The will of John Howard, leaving his estate to
probate to-day. The will of the late Jacob ].
De Lanater, filed to-day, leaves his property to
his wife.
Joseph Roberts, a young man, was arrested to-
day by Detectives Carter and Mahon ON suspicion
OF stealing gold bracelet and $54 in money
from w. X. Mendenhall about six months ago.
Messrs. Anderson and Ward were before the
Police Court to-day charged with selling liquor
without a license. Special Officer kerchen
testified that Officer Shanks gave him money
aud sent him into he place and he bought beer.
A fine of $50 WAS imposed.
The certificate Of election of ]. l.. EndeFle as
a trustee OF the Central Presbyterian church in
place OF John Stewart, resigned, was placed on
record to-day.
Lewis Evans the man who struck William
Robinson on the head with a beer glass, was
fined $40, or 80 days in Jail, by Judge Smell To-
d$Ay
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Some Otner Day.


One could see by her gait as she entered the
post office that she knew exactly where she
was going, what she wanted to do and how IL
would ali end, and that she had no need OF
advice from any one on earth. She had post
office order in her hand. and She walked up TO
the ladies' window, handed it i'm and said:
"rm in something of a hurry this morning.
Up stairs" replied the young woman who
passes out the letters.
The lady who knew all about 1t gave her
head toss, looked up and down the corridors,
and then stepped along 10 the chief clerk 5
window, laid the order down before him and
said:
II want the money on this"
"Up stairs" he replied as he returned 1t.
She walked straight to the stamp clerk s win
dow, handed the order over u gentleman
shoulder, and in q voice whicn had the twang
Of sharp vinegar she said:
Heres your order, and want the money on
itw
"Up STAIRS he replied as he tore off couple
of stamps aud made change for a nickel.
She backed or and one Of the group politely
informed her that the money order office was
up stairs.
:.Who asked you where tie money order office
was:" she sharply demanded, aud folding the
paper into q small com pass she placed il ia her
pOrtemonnaie and walked OFF up the street,
clicking her French heels on the flags in a way
that told of what would happen IL sine belonged
tn no pfh arS aY
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THE CONDEMNED ANARCHISTS.
Great Crowds Trying to Gain Admit
lance TO Hear Their Speeches.

Great Crowds Trying to Gain Admit.
lance to Hear Their Speeches.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Great crowds besieged
the criminal court this morning, the speeches
which the condemned Anarchists are making
and the tact that the date for their execution is
to be given today, being responsible for this
Many women, tashionably dressed, were among
the loOkersOn. Several of the lady admirers Of
August Spies were present. OF the friends and
relatives of the prisoners in court were Mrs
her little boy, Miss Spies anc Mrs Capt. Black
When court was opened George Engle, one of
the defendants, at once began a speech in am
swer TO the judges Inquiry as TO why sentence
should not be passed upon min. Engel recount
ed his experiences in Germany, where he was
born, and the hardshps and tyrannies the
people were forced to submit to there. He came
to this country, sought WORK in Philadelphia
and Chicago, and found the same state OF
affairs existing. The capitalists became rich
by their expressions OF the working classes.
Engel then made IA study OF the question. He
read Henry Georges books and became q
socialist,
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MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE.
Proposals. Invited 10 Extend the venue
II the Land Can be Obtained.


Col. Ludlow, the Engineer Commissioner of
the District. has invited proposals for opening
up massachusetts, avenue extended, from 22d
street 10 station 26, . distance of some 9, 900
ieet. The property known as Kalorama
he'gnts, containing some 90 acres, and owned
oy tue Lovett heirs, lies directly across
the line OF the proposed extension, and
IL Is thought that the owners will consent to
donate the necessary land for the use of the
street. While the papers are being made out
COL Ludlow issued this proposal SO that there
would De no delay in the matter and when the
anu was ootained the work OF grading and
opening up the avenue would be proceeded with
~ once. COi Ludlow says that there is about
SlZ,oOo available out OF the appropriation for
extending the Streets and this amount will be
eXpeh1ed. For the present, however, 1t Is only
proposed 10 open up the avenue as Tar AS Rock
creek, nut the plan which Col Ludlow has de-
Viseo contempiates the extension OF Massa-
l low" road. The line of The avenue
VIII be a straight one from the
EASTERN branch to the Tenley town road, with
the exception of tile slight deviation at scott
circle ana another turn which the formation Of
Ihe iand coinpeis In the new extension. 1t is
Boundary, and from that circle the avenue viii
run III Il straight line right through. The owners
Oi the kahu Oh each Side have expressed their
Willingness u donate the land, with the excep-
ton OF The Lovett heirs and the new naval ob-
servatory property, which Is, of course, owned
by the government The extension which will
pc MADE at present., II the land can be obtained
rom the Lovett heirs, will extend to Rock
creek, running through the Kaiorama property,
portion OF The Lyons mill property and some
The property on both sides of the line OF extern
sion from Rock creek To TenleytoWn road.
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Equal to the Emergency.


From the Boston Record.
was going along the road away out on Dor.
chester avenue the other day, AZ a place wuere
an orchard adjoins grove, and happened TO
see policeman peering warily into the trees.
what is it?" said l.
"Look in there behind that WALL" said he.
/ did, and there was boy, about twelve
years old, Darelooted, with TUT OF hair stick
lug out through hole in his hat, pegging
stones into a pear tree and knocking down
pears. The policeman worked his way in
through the trees and jumped OH the boy be.
lore he saw either one OF Us.
"Aha! said the polIceman; 1--WE caught you
att tr'
Caught ME at what?" said the boy.
"Steaiins pears.
'Ste-s;eal-stealin pears.' said the boy, in
great astouishmeuI Il hain't been stealin' no
pears!
'Haint, eh? Then what are you doing with
these here in your pockets?
The boys trousers pockets were stuffed out
ON both sides with pears.
ooh, these" said he; 'why, found em layin'
round here on the ground, and was Iirin' 'em
back on the tree where they belonged"
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Nebraska Democrats.

THEY NOMINATE A STATE TICKET.
LINCOLN, NEB., Oct. S.-The democratic state
convention met at Hastings last evening. After
the appointment of a committee ON resolutions
the following state ticket was placed in the
field: For governor, James E. North: lieutenant
governor, Z. b. Bobby; secretary OF state, Rich'd
Thompson; state treasurer, j. +. Hale; auditor,
Thos. f. Bingtr; attorney general, w: l.. Greene
land commissioner, Thomas w. Smith; super.
intendent OF public instruction, L. 4. Cooley.
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Queer Humanity.


Every American who his travelled abroad
knows that English men and women Of estab.
lished position are habitually brusque to
strangers, interiors or equals while In private
houses they are sometimes capable OF a cool i'm
distinguished American lady OF fortune and
position, who for years had made every prop
eriy accredited English man aud woman vel.
come ~ her beautiful home and cultivated
circle, passed three months AT weli-known
English waier-cure with her Invalid husband.
In the house were several English people OF
rank, friends aud relatives OF whom She had
entertained in this country. Not one Of them
by u Woodworking" on the stairs or q bow In
the gardens, their position being that they did
not 90 70 ''cure" 70 make scquaintances.
'ln three months" said the lady, 'the creak.
sound heard, and was cured Of Q belief IN the
courtesy OF the English peerage.'
Marcus Rosenfsld. the author OF q number OF
well-knowu variety songs, among others
'-Ciimbiny Up the Golden stairs, pleaded
guilty In New York yesterday for forging y
cneck for $225 on the Germans bank.
A dispatch from West Clare, Ireland says
police, while trying 70 make seizures tor reut ~
Guerrin, Thursday. were opposed and defeated
by $50 Enen aud women.
A. Torquay, England. yesterday. maxssrate
10 one months imprisonment ~ hard labor
for conducting band In procession through
The municipal Authorities OF London have
decided u confer the freedom a. One city upon
Il The i iunsrsi u M Vim. q. 0ibsops, president
ofthe Pursy aud Jones ca, steamship buiiders,
wednesday was announced in yesterday
srAn, takes place ut hts residence In Wtkming-
ton eo-mogr0w - O'Clock p. N.
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baltimore Markets.

solidacd. win coupons. o4a DO. tel-iorties. with
ola L33+s bid to-day.
M Flour os ssr and
2.75as.5O do. family. 5.75a4.5O: city mills super.
patent, $50: Wheat-souihern steady AMI quiet:
soss oe.SssI 50 bid; SSysnSs5 Ssssz
nominay easier closing dull; southern
4as
or December, new or old. 44Aaa44la: January, 44la
white, 34aS6; western mixed. 3IasS: Pennsylvania.
Sass Rye steady and firm, 55aoS Hay steady
hrmer and iairiy active Ness pork. 1856. Bulk
meats-shOulders and clear Fiji Sides packed 714aoi4
is..ai4 %ard"retIned. as Butter I nrmer.wessern
packed, laals; creamery. 2Sa3v: Eggs firm. xoa@L.
goes ordinary 70 fair, lOa4ail14 sugar steady-A
s ss 81 ssPesr rsansd steady s Msky
subsection, la-64d.; hour lA8d.: grain, .a44ad.
bushels:
bushels: Shipments-hour. l,493 barrels: Salss--
wheat. 37sSOO bushels: corn, 6O.6O0 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, October 8. 1880 q. m.-There was q
ssa; y 7 but aiteSwasas sold en- and S now
ven,ber. e; Pork-November.. s77Aa. Lard-No
General Foreign News.
SUPPORTING THE BUDGET COMMITTEE.
PARIS, Oct. SIT Is said that the whole cabi-
net with the exception OF NJ. Sadi-CarnOt, min
lister VI finance, Is Inclined to favor the budget
cOInfnittee's decision.
THE SEINE CANAL PROJECT.
society has>6een formed tor the purpose OF
renewing the attempt to obtain concession
to convert The Seine into canal for sea-going
vessels.
RoCHEFoRTs PLAY.
M. Rochefort announces that he has finished
the play "Irlandaise." It IL founded upon q
tanci.ui version OF the invasion OF Canada.
The chief incidents were suggested by O'Don-
noyan Rosa alter Rochef0rt escaped from
New Caledonia. The play will be produced in
New York on the Oath inst.
ACCIDENT TO sTEAMER's MACHINERY.
LONDON, Oct 8.-The steamer Deak from
GLASGOW, September 10 I0r Mobile, arrived ut
Falmouth to-day with her htgn pressure piston
aud cylinder cover broken.
A MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
LONDON, Oct 8.-LAwrence's cotton mill and
four houses ~ Chortey, Lancaster, have been
destroyed by fire. The loss 10 u, 0OO,OO0
SETTLING New York strike.
NEW York, Oct Alt was o. ated ct the
headquart rs Of the striking stone rubbers and
derriox men to-day that y satisfactory arrange
ment would be made with the empl Oyers ne 81
week, rs Tue latter had co.nmuAic ated with
tne JOufneyman with = view 20 the ret tiement
q theif dispute.
The whole Spauish cabinet has decided ia
ro6txn. IL u Oetiovod that the queen Will
esk HeNor 6agastA - form 4 uoW mln1stey.
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FOR SALE-HOIrSES.

FOR sALE-A PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE
in the northwest: seven rooms: cellar all nnoaern
APPS % j. ". p. MYERS. las ' Ssw YorK ave We
.sss w,sD a ,as4 NnW BaTek
ten rooms o and' eel.ar furnaces and All med mp
+ st. v. oc3 -Bl~
TOR SALOON EASY TERMS, FOUR NEW
Il three~tory nine-room houses, with al modern
houses. with Improvement such as furnace open
CRATE satnsao wsshstand BRICK SET range Stationary
inquire of A. F. Barker,
oc---w~ 9Ol Virginia avenue NV.
I1ou sALE-cENTRAL PART OF CITY. BRICK
Il aud anne welIirg, Carriage House and Stable;
GROUND sss y u.s. ,eet 10 wide alley iree 81 'oo-
o IN Is sa1 oa balance 80 s
EroR sALE-MY RESIDENCE, sOl X ST.. FOU Il
=, zen rooins an modern improvements easy terms
l. Or SAILOR RkNT-ON ACCOMMODATING
Is Terms. those beautiful = and loom houses.
with cellars par sing aud large ok yards, on 3 ST.
Governrnen. Printing Office nlckle plated latrobes.
os m ses srcse. All @
DAVID A. WINDSOR Owner,
se252w* 6O3 l4th NV.
EoR sALf-oNE TO FOUR NEW GROOM
4 bricks, IN south WASHINGTON: near cars Price
TWO a.ies houses north" est; only IN, 400 >
se24 9Th and + sis.
EOR sALE-sEVERAL NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
Il Houses with bath rooms and yas fixtures in
bai~iice from go to s35 per month.
A ks sii ts,a 2; s s1s VANS
se22-2m ' '-'t l a;a + It. NV.
E,oR sALE-sEvERAI: OF THF. MOST DEslR-
's ss' Gees T. ay=siS as Hssf: ron
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN, IN WtST WASH
meni frame aud brick dwelling. nine rooms all mod
ern improvements lot Az xSO III Grsciass neignpor-
hood Price s4.UUO u an immediate purchaser Easy
IN st n. e.. two frame Houses Lot soxs5. Price
Also row Of new brick Houses. in 80 f. alley.
Prlces ~ 800 for all.
BARGAINS ON CAPITOL HILL
new tw0-s,ory bay-window and bodybuilding
brick dwelling; six roOnis oath, range, larobe and
slate n1antels on 9Th ST.. near Greene STATUE $1,000
tine new brick, bay window. six rooms and bath.
on r ysn St ns e; s2S0o terms teri easy
nve rooms and Cellar, ON h ST. e. near yard:
Two new Brick bay.window dwellings on X
street northwest, near Washington Circle; $1,000
eacn; and three new e,room bricks Immediately
IN the rear, $500 each Three new twO-story room
bricks In rear OF $50 2o,h ST.; $50 80 per month";
$3.50 per month"; ;' s1oo h invest
nlpnts.
sels1m DANENHowER & SON. 1115 st. n W.
j. slx-room house in northeastern part of the
city; water gas 81 400 TERMS from $500 to $500
cash. balance at rate OF $50 Fer q mSn Z ppowS
heal Estate and Loans.
sezZ-xm lao + St NV.
prices that we sell on the instament plan. Also
bargains or Investors with ready casa Please call
~ ' HUMPHREY & ADAMS.
Real ESTATE Brokers. 6lS s.. NV.
Insurance and loans procured. s~l6
nor SALE-A DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY
Il brick dwelling, rooms, modern improvements,
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Anti-Clerical Agitation in Italy.

INCREASING DANGER TO THE HOLY SEE.
ROME, Oct. S.-The vatican yesterday sent
fresh private instructions to its different num-
clos abroad regarding the anti-clerical agitation
in Italy. The pope Is anxious that foreign gov
ernments be fully informed Of the increasing
menaces aud dangers 20 which the holy see is
exposed.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court To Osceola
seaman aud Ida b. Wright; Simon Scala and
Francisco BouavireS,
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District Government A6Atrs.
CAPT. BATES CLAIM.

Capt. #: H. Bates, U. ). A., Las written 70 the
Com missinners resp citing his claim tor services
rendered as Instructor OF military tactics at The
High school from November, 1888, to June, 1854.
DE requests that special legislation may be
asked ior At the next session Of Congress.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle "a
follows: Geo. II. Byron to build addition TO
dwelling 400 9Th street northeast; 500. p.
Brennan, addition to dwelling, 1917 l. street
northwest; 500. Stilson Hutchins, addition
to dwelling, 1412 n street northwest; $1,000.
b. II. Warner, two-story brick dwelling, Bound
airy and Cleveland avenue northwest; $1,600.
+. w. Tucker & Bro. brick stuble, rear OF 1O2
+ street northeast; $500.
MISCELLANEOCS.
The District Commissioners to-day received
$50 from Star OF Hope Lodge, No. IA I.O.G.T.,
as the proceeds OF an entertainment recently
given for the benefit Of the Charleston sufferers.
The Commissioners have made an order
closing part OF the old alley in square s95 and
opening new alley in accordance with re-
quest OF property owners IN the square.
A HANDSOME IMPRovEMENT.-Mr. Stilson
Hutchns to-day took out permit to build a
side addition, 20 by 81 feet, four stories nigh,
to the house No. 14l2 street northwest He
proposes also to build An additional story to
the present building. The estimated cost OF
the proposed improvement, tor which MIR. G.
ID. Read, jr., has made plans, Is $4,000.
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CLARK-PUMPHREY. On Wednesday Septem
Der -, 1856 al the residence OF the brides aunt
Mrs IA. A. iiaveser. by Hev L. e. A.eador, IIUk
T. CLARA and An NiE l.. PUMPHRll. No exrdsl
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Austria and Germany Good Friends.
REAssURING STATEMENT CT PREMIER Won

VIENNA, Oct. S.-Premier Won Taaffe in the
lower house of the Austrian parliament
to-day, replying to interpretations, said
that any suppOsitiOn that the relations
between Austria and Germany had been
shaken were completely groundless.
1.-The relations rest now as hitherto added
tine premier, ION the basis which the ministry
have repea tedly defined before the delegation.
There Is no occasion to apprehenu any loosen-
Ing or disturbance of the close and trustiul re-
latiOns existing on both sides.'
Representative Heiisberg proposed to initiate
a debate ON the premier's reply. The PROPOSE.
ton was rejected. The only members who voted
tor 1t were members of the Austro-German, Ger
man, anti-Semite and democratic parties.
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MAsSkiakss.

RED STAR COUGH CuRE-pureiy vegetable
safe, prompt and eIficaclous. 20 cents.