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DIED.

O'Clock am- JOHN A Ben EDfck. eyed twenty -avs
His remains can be seen by his friends at his late
residence. sl2 New YORK avenue northwest, on Wed,
TO PhllaGep hiA for internent
BRAhLkR On Monday, October 4. 1856, at p
husband Of Lizzie n Braher. The thirty -ara ysss
De. Arrest husband sSsa you have lsis me.
But it is God VINO ha, beren me-
And He can my sorrow heal.
May he resi- In peace.
Funeral will take place from his residence Ne
Utober 7th NJ $40 am requiem Mass a 81. MsrrS
church at sam. Friends and relatives rsspscsssiis
@ EokGE CouRTS ES. aged 6nyswo ys.rs
:. sssS clock nom The residence o his SroiSsris.
aS r.. $ ,. So sHs rS
attend. R"quem mass At 81 Aiossius church o. 40
CULBERTsoN Suddenly. 1t his rssidencs in Phil
adslPhs on F5lday ocsoesr 1s a The seventy is,s
II tbe court Of commissioners "f Alsbams ciaimA =
HAMMOND. The funeral Of FRANCIS HAM
noND VII take place from nus late residence sYe
Oao6sr jim. issa Friends Of The hmiy are invissd
Weep not ior me, my children. dear,
lam not dead. bat sleeping here
MIoHAEls;, In Georgssewn. DC. 0ctoesr 6sh.
ana sarah Michae. In the twenty 6fst yea q NJ
age
NOEL. At Washington. on Tuesday. october s.
1S66. SISTER SEkAfHiNA NOEL, aged sixtySeven
Funeral from 81 Aususstue church THURSDAY, Ocssr
Der z. ~ O'Clock xs
OCoN NOR On the morning Of October Sth lse6
yERk1tAh OCuNNok. native OF County kassy.
Funeral from his late re.ldsnae. 136 North Capitol
mass q 81 AloyAus church Friends and rciStivo
invited TO sasend -
pooRE. q. hi residence. Ass,s n ss..ss .esss.s..
Sunday morning October "a 1854, q ESQ clock, q
psraay6o of the nbArt, BUSHnuD w. POoltE IN ne
twenty seventh year Of his age. beloved husnnl =
Ahco A PO0re. nee BArnaclo.
Oh bittei thus % II % part
But Why should complain,
FOR nope u Whispering NY ovu1
IhAe we ohsu meet s9otn.
BY Hm VIVA
Funeral O'Clock from his luSe residsace >osN
street soutnweet, "Wednesday evening. Friends ~
relatives respectfully Invited 70 attead
REED ON Monday. october eth, le0o. JAMIE z
kEED ne q, Sscysd VIE o. psy,d Rssa. "a
funsr1 THURSDAY, thrss O'clock nIa-. fron l96s
Minsmnsson arssa Ne Wesningt2n fr3eads cd
roleuves reepeOfenAy tnvtse4 (Dalthn0ee ponGfS
teAse copy.l
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The officials and employees OF the first con-
trOller's division Of the Treasury will attend In
body the funeral OF the late Francis Ham,
mond, of Ohio, who was u clerk in that Office
for some years past. The funeral will take
place at pm. tomorrow.
A large party OF colored excursionists from
North Carolina will arrive here this evening
at six o'clock.
The Court in General Term to-day adjourned
to Monday next.
his sister, Lou Scales and the rest Of his estate
70 bis sister, Serena Baltimore, has been 1hled.
OF the season ON Friday evening, when the BAN
ners and trophies won by the club this year and
In former years will be exhibited.
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Will Hurry them I'm.

Solicitor McCue, OF the Treasury, in response
to an inquiry OF a STAR reporter. said to-day
that he had heard nothing more from the board
of the Alexandria canal company; that he was
waiting patiently for them to call q meeting.
'.Unless they do something soon," reinar ked
the solicitor, II think we shall have to do some
thing to hurry them III"
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The New Apache War.

NOTHING KNOWN OF IT AT THE WAR DEPART.
MENT.
The War Department has not received any
confirmation of the report, printed in the sup
plement of THE STAR to-day, that another
Apache raid is In progress, but 1t is not consid.
cred improbable. Mangus, who is said to be at
the head OF the party, was lost sight of by the
troops about a year ago. He was then two or
three hundred miles south of the Mexican line.
Six other Apaches disappeared with him. It
has been since reported that Mangus was dead,
but this is not known to be the fact.
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PROPOSALS

S5sOROoAl.S FOR THE. SALE OF CERTAIN
- ~, II. a. FL, l.. y II r BRICK BUILDINGS, ND
III LAIN FRAME BIZ a ID Mis-, SI.rfTs n -, X
e'3e AI..-o MS 80. $50 AND 73i
S1ieu Proposals VIII be received Al the Zoo Of Tho
Secretary of the Interior until TIt 81 y 4
d, FRIDAY, OCTOBER FIkTEESIH isst, To- .ha
sac Gt AL the material excepting briek .ne srls
LGS. eeSeiipeo noiio-
Pennsylvania Ave. s. Nos. Ioz 1,k no 10,
A-.h l<1 l<o. ia. IFS, l2s. i34, 1856 rs ' -
Stlrvt > f--So~ izS, l2S. i4l. las. las, l4Z
hrs street y Mos z. IL. Ia. Is Is 20 10o
k~ist OapitOl - eet-NOs los, IO5 iO- It,s
SArrod Alley, square 1z9y.-NOs l. "A q
2. .. lU. -. 10. :su - - :" ~ os o.
And Also the ioiowing mentioned frame buiId,,gz
NOs - @ie rs PeAnsyi wanna avenue, sou tIeasr
No. ITO fir Z street southeast
Nos. AZ, and Us n southeast
Nos 10 and 20 CAROLS Alley. t.Isl
Ihs !iSbt . fessrNSs- - REJECT any OF all bIfs
Pulitzer uotati0n may obtained Al M : os3co -.
The commission lOr the construction OF tie
Soiii Library building, Nc. lii, last Capitol strt
j. e. LAMAR;
EDNAt<D CLARK,
A K SPOFFURD
oc-s-tAfio COmiIiIss ouera
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BaltifaaOra. .tanrkets.

BALTIMORE. ND. October 5.-COlton irm-mid-
ding 9$s Flour quiet and ste~dy. Wheat-southern
firm aud quiet; western lower and dull: southern
red. o5ao.; southern amber. o6aoY NO. western
winter red. spot, oUl4aoos November. s2l.as- u:
december, S41s S4oS COrn-sOutherb nOnlinaiiy
steady; western steady aud dull: southern white.
oUa0l: southern yellow. 5ua5l; western xed spo.
44&s bid October, 44ss bid; November. 4514
Uats steady and quieL-sOuthern. 3xa37; western
white, 35a31 western, mixed, BASS: PensylvAlia.
32aa7. Rye steady, 56a5S. Provisions easier and
active. Mess pork, 1l.5s. Bulk meats shoulders
aud clear rib sides packed. 7laas Bacon shoulders,
Sas clear RIB Sides i2: hams IL. ala Lard-retned
8: Butter higher-western packed i3ai 3; creamery,
Lab Coffee lower Rio cargoes oruiary lair,
i4i2a ii1s, sugar copper Tenned quiet. 9aasa4
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer quet-coIion,
l3-oid; -FOUR 3D. grain, 414a4lat'. Receipts-n0ur,
lib barrels wheat 5000 bushels: coru, L. 800
bushels: oats 5,2OO bushels rye g. lou bushels Ship
ments-fOur. 1914 barrels; rye, JUU bush els
saies-wheat, 333. 700 busnels corn, l2lOO bushels
SDscA-W Mark etS.
CHICAGO. I'LL, October 8. pm.-Wheat heavy
and and loWer-Cash., IT'S; November. 744s December.
1913 May. ~ ll-!6. Corn weak and iOwer-Cash,
ss41s; November. 81 4,ls; Decem6er. s7ia: May.
May May so,s Rye AZ Barley; SO: Flaxseea. Iof.
and lower-Cash. S.471s November. "a IA: January.
$3.50 Lard easy-Cash. 5.62ts November, 6. 86; jan
uary, $50.
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Rear Admiral Queen Retired.

An order was issued at the Navy department
to-day retiring Rear Admiral Walter w.
Queen, the commandant Of the Washington
navy yard, from tomorrow. The appointment
Of his successor will not be made until after the
return Of the Secretary of the Navy.
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LYncllinx in Texas.

NEGRO WHO COMMITTED MURDER AND OUT
RAGE TAKEN FROM JAIL AND HANGED.
GALVESTON, TEX. Sept. ga special to the
News from Throckmorton, Tex, says: An
armed mob broke into the Jail here Sunday
night, took out negro named Tom Farrer, put
rope around his neck, dragged him quarter
OF a mile and then hanged him to q tree
Farrer mas confessed that he killed farmer
named Urny, and that he had outraged and
murdered Urny's daughter.
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THE BALL GAME TO-DAY.
The wolverines Defeas the N.ss~-.ps


The thirteen inning draw game between the
Detroits and Nationals OF June Ath was played
ON this morning before limited number Of
people. The game was Interesting because Of
the neavy batting OF both teams, the home club
signify outbatting the visitors, but lost the
game through glazing errors In the first inning,
wnen after chances had been given to retire
the wolverines without scoring. They punched
nve errors and the visitors four hits, the result
being four runs. In the same inning the Ma
lionals earned run on Carroll's three-bagger
ana single by Farrell, aud In the second in-
ming, after blanking Detroit, they made two
specsab Ins which si, made the figures more re-
two mors runs, taxing ds 0a the sad
the fourth inning again took TOOK the lead. which
tney held to the finish, earning three runs on
three singles and q two.bagger. In the eighth
cure when they earned three runs on three
singies and two Dagger by Bennett The gem
hts wii o. Carroii who made four runs tour
OF the game. Score:
S Sessso'le1sson::::::4 1888 I'D I'D
Earned runs-washington, 4; Detroit, 8.
Home Hs srH, rnns-None. Two-base hits-Carrcll.
T Tarrel. Houck. Dunlap, Bennett and Getsein.
Wild pitc6es"Henry. i, First s' base on balls.
Oldfield: Thompson and Hanlon. First base on
grrorS-Oetrott, 3; Washington, 2. Struck out
~ denry, 3; by Getzein, B. Double plays
zone. Stoen-Carroll, 8; Dunlap, l. Umpire
YESTERDAYS DEFEAT OF THE NATIONALS.
The Nationals were again beaten by one run
yesterday in the game with the Detroit. The
score was to at the end OF the eighth inning.
me Nationals tied the game in their half OF the
last Timing Dut darkness neceSStated calling the
game before the Detroits had been retired. The
game was very interesting, and Notwithstanding
Inc presence of phenomenal Smith in the box
Iot the visitors the home team hit the ball as
oiIen as Inc wolverine Sluggers did of Shaw's
oeiiVery. The Nationals made some costly er.
IoIs when lost them the game; but they could
nave been victorious had they been able to
make oppOrtune hits
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The surgeon generals office nine defeated
the nine from the bureau OF engraving and
printing by score OF 90 to 2. At New
1ork-Chicago, 8; New York, 4. At Boston
Boston. Z; st. Louis, 8. At Philadelphia-Phil-
adelphia, q; Kansas City, o. At st. Louis-Ath-
!etic, =; st. Louis, U. AT acknowledgements
4; Louisville 2.
PITCHER SMITH.
The controversy between President Day, of
! the New York base ball club, and the Detroit
| club, in regard to which should have the serv.
ices OF the left-handed pitcher, Smith, formerly
OF the Newark club, has been settled. Smith
Will pitch for the Detroits the remainder of the
present season and play with the New YOrks
next year.
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Gov. LLoYDS APPROACHING MARRIAGE
Cambridge, Nd, special 10 the Baltimore
sam says: IL is auIhorita Iively stated here that
Hon. Henry Lloyd, governor OF Maryland Will
be married to Miss Bette Stapeiort, q beauti.
lul and accomplished young lady OF Cam
bridge, ON Monday, the 18th inst. The wed.
ding, which will De a quiet affair, owing 10 re-
cent domestic affection in Gov. Lloy q family.
will take place at d am. at Christ p f. church.
Cambridge, Rev. L. II. Barber, ID. d., otficia ting
The bridal couple will tnen take the early
morning train Tor trip north returning To
Gov. Lloyds home in Cambridge. In December
Gov. Lloyd contemplates moving 70 Annapolis
for the winter The bride Ia twenty years Of age
and a decided blonde.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington StOci Exchange ar noted to-iay
U. s. 4as 1851. coupon ll.14 bid. 112s4 askel.
5. 4i2s. 1891 reg stored, 1l21 bid, 1l2as ked. U.
tered l29 bid 1898 asked. Water stocks IS 1908
rency iI9s. Did zO-year fund. p c. 1859. currency
,14s. 1ld z0year lund Us, 1872 COIN. ll3ls bid
.'.e ro,,unIan X. sock, lO4 bid IJ51A asked Co
luInbia r X. stock, Ala bid Washington Gas, 3S7s
bii, o91 askeI t.reinens ms, 43 .sked. tu Oln.I
Ins, o314 uld Riggs Ins-. bid, Sla ,ske. Washing
ton Market stocA, Is bid. zOl2 asked. Farmers
&C aiiiys BanK, georgetown, 1881 BID Citizen,
National Bank. La Did. a, f..,.s C., lao bid
145 asneu. fen.i. IL bid, 40 asked. ..es.-
.,e..Ae tOl lei. c.. SO viu, 80 a,xeA.
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PRINCE LOUIS NAPoLEoN.-It was at the re-
quest of the Italian consul at San Francisco
that the Treasury sent the dispatch directing
that special courtesies be paid to Prince Louis
Napoleon. The prince is a nephew OF the king
Of Italy, and will arrive at San Francisco about
the Stn inst, under the name of Count Louis
NoncOliari.
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on the motion Tor u new trial for the seven con-
demned anarchists was renewed In Chicago
yesterday. Capt Black urged that the defense
was compelled 10 accept AS jurors men who had
read of the Haymarket tragedy, aud contended
that The defense had double labor to perform
la disabusiug the minds OF men rho had already
acquired opinions AS To supposed guilt of The
accused.
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BEER SUPPLIES FOR ATLANTA.-A special TO
the New York World from Atlanta, Ga, October
q, says: The city council Tonight passed a reso-
tuition permitting the brewery to deliver beer
at private residences. The vote stood 10 Tor
beer aud against it. This Is the first decided
weakening Oh the part vi the city authorities in
the enforcement of the prohibition law. The
prohibition leaders are highly wrought up over
this practical re-establishment Of the liquor
traffic.
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A Dvnam,ra sp.ra

SOME OF THE EXPLOSIVE FOUND IN THE IN
TERROR DEPARTMENT.
The employees in one of the rooms of the Pat
ent office were considerably startled this morn
ing by finding in the desk of one of the clerks
who had recently resigned yellowish sub
stance, which proved TO be mystery to every
one until one of the gentlemen remarked that
the assistant examiner, who had occupied the
desk, had inspected a dynamite gum and when
he returped he brought some OF the dynamite
with him. When this statement was made a
great anxiety was manifested on all sides @ get
.as far away from the desk as possible, and quiet
was only restored when one of the young assist
ant examiners NClun teered 10 take 1t up to the
chief clerk of the department and give it TO
him. He therefore took it up in a very gingerly
manner upon piece OF paper and carried il
carefully 10 the CHIEF clerks room. That OFF,
cial, when informed what 1t was, told the young
man that sucn matters were outside OF his juris-
diction and the quicker he got out he better it
would be for all concerned. The young man
made hasty exit, aud W. udered up and down
the corridors asking what he should do with
his white elephant. When THE STAR man left
the Interior department building, the young
man, under the advice OF friends, had started
out to find some retired place where he could
bury 1t. The department employees have not
AS much curiosity now to see dynamite as they
had.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-05

The INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CoN0REss.-
A meeting OF the executive committee of thein-
ternational medical congress will be held at
Pittsbug on the 18th Instant TO perfect the final
be held in Washington In September, 1857. A
citizens auxiliary committees, OF which Mr.. w.
TO arrange for ths reception and entertainment
Of the delegates.
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AN ARKANSAS LAWYER SHOT BIT YOUNG Bur-
uuNrWHS

waI,ar = nroa,,neni attorney NJ law "a , "ccl
IDENTIFY killed last saturday evening, on his
farm, near Ozark by party OF boys The boys
years OF age, and could have had no motive tor
the killing They fired several shots at birds In
the underbrush and mortaily wounded the
Judge. who died shortly afterwarda
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MERCY For SPANISH REBELS.
The Cabinet Decides to Commute the

Death Sentence.
MADRID, Oct. 5.-The cabinet was in session
nve hours discussing the sentences OF death I'm.
posed by the courts-martial on the leaders Of
the recent revolt, and finally decided to al
wise the queen 10 the commute sentences: "A
petition for the pardon Of the rebels, signed by
SIX Thousand merchants and tradesInen, Is pub
iished. Several officers, sergeants and privates
nave been promoted in reward for the zeal
they displayed and wounds received in the
work OF SuppreSsing the revolt.
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MAN AND WOMAN FLoGGED.-Forso some time
there has been an organization in Mill0county,
Mo-, known the White Horse Ompany.
whose avowed purpose was the suppression OF
horse stealing. few nights ago the company
visited the house of Frank RUdden, q well-to-
alleged loose morals and taking Rodden and
the woman to the woods bound them across
log aud administered y severe noggiug TO
holm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-05

The Acting Secretary OF the Treasury has APP
pointed DR.. j. j. kenysun, Of Missouri, to be an
assistant surgeon In the marine hospital SER
viz
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To Run for $1,000 a Side.

PITTSBURG, Oct. 5.-Geo. Smith, OF this city,
the champion 100 YARD sprlnter, has been
matched against Kettieman, the California
FLYER" for 81 900 side and the champion
snip of the United States. The date of the race
or place Of meeting have not vet been settled.
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Covered with vsleause Dust.
| VOLCANIC KRuPrIoS IN SOUTH PACIFIC
lslAND.

MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA, Oct "a volcanic
eruption has occurred on the island OF Haipai.
one OF the Toga group of the Friendly islands.
The whole island 10 now covered with volcanic
dust Haipai has - population OF about 300. A
steamer has been despatched to ascertain their
present condition.
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Heating and Lighting the Capitol.


BIDS OPENED BY ARCHITECT CLARK TO-DAY.
Bids were opened at noon to-day at the Office
of the architect OF the Capitol for two sectional
water tube steam boilers for the Senate wing of
the Capitol The bidders were: Abendroth &
Root, New York, $4,000; Hazeiton Boiler COM
pany, Washington, 81, 800; National Water
Tube Boiler company, New Brunswick. n. j.,
$4973; Dickson Manufacturing company,
Scranton, Pa, $4,994.49; Thos. A. Gibson,
Washington, $5,s75; Baocock & Wilcox, New
York, 5000.
At the same time bids for lighting the entire
Senate wing of the Capitol were opened. There
were five proposals submitted, viz: Royce &
Marean, Washington, ,s14.9e5 H; G: Davis
$3.50; Edison company. New York, $4,000;
S; b. butcher, New York, no price given; U. >.
Electric Light company, New York, no price
given.
The right to reject any or all bids was re-
served, but 1t is understood that In relation to
the boilers the award will be made to the low
est bidder II the details are found satisfactory
As to the electric lighting the specifications
Will DE referred to electrical experts, and no
award will be made until alter consultation
with the Senate committee on public buildings
and grounds, as there are some doubts as to the
practicabiiity of the law authorizing this work.
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SPRoULE FOUND ENTIRELY SANE-The
medical board appointed 10 inquire into the
mental condition of Sproule, the United states
citizen who was 70 have been executed At Vic
torla, r. q, on the LIST inst, report that they
find MIN sound In mind ana tnaI In point Of
Intellect he Is Tar above the average intelligence
ANOTHER AMERICAN SCHOONER SEIxED-
The American schooner w. + Daisley, of Glou-
cester, WAS seized at Fort Hawkesbury Monday
for smuggling. The Nova Scotia schooner
Scylla was seized at the same place for selling
supplies TO American fishermen.
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GREENHOUSES.

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ENTJ.ENEN'S sUITs SECURED
~ AND PfESSED FOR Al
Goats OO cents. PaBtS, q, cents Vests 2S cents
Altering and repairing done in besI manner
GoUds called iOr AMI delivered.
h. l. HAHN.
7O5 9fh st. n W.. telephone call 5gs,-3l and
~ N Calvert BALTIMORE Telephone call iSII-2
sS-o--R1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-05

Mr.. Green b. Raum, ex-commissioner of In
ternal revenue, took out permits to-day for the
erection OF two handsome dwellings on the
south side OF Rhode Island avenue betweeil
18th and 14th streets, to cost $4,000 each.
The plans have been made by Mr.. A. b. Mullett
The houses will adjoin. One will be "a feet and
the other % feet 'front.' and both have a depth
OF As ieet with back buildings The fronts win
be of handmade select brick with octagonal
bay windows, and the houses will be made Ia
be heated by steam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-05

A deed Tor sub lot So 50. s15, for - 400. from
T. T. Meads TO Manuel Johnson, was placed ON
record to-day. IL fronts lsi. feet on 4th street,
between A and b streets northeast, and IL 100
feet deep. Also one from f. H. Donuelly TO
California Jenkins, for sub lot 30. 80. 361, Tor
$4,000 Vermont avenue and L street north.
west. sub lot Is. l5ia 10y 30 feet on 81 st. east
between and streets south. has been trans,
ferred to DIR. A. r. Johnson, for $4,000 Mrs
Ada NJ. Bowers has transferred TO Fannie A.
Moore an undivided fourth in ut s. so. AGO. the
ST. Marc hotel property, Tor $4,000.
The President to-day appointed the following
postmaster Walter L.. Keith at lampello
Mass; JAS Z. Henderson at Media. Pa; j. NJ
Byrnes at BRENNAN, Tex; Jefferson H. ibrovne
AZ Key West, Fla; Jas. W. Clarke ut DE soto.
Mimi; and Richard Burke at WHAT Cheer la
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market,
The following are the Openin and 800 D. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Markrt to-day. reported oy
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THE CASE OF GEN. MILES BEFORE THE CAB
INET.-It is understood that at the cabinet
meeting to-day the subject Of the Indian cam
paign and its result was carefully considered.
All the papers connected with Gen. Miles, ac-
ton in accepting a conditional surrender were
before the President and were doubtless thor
Oughly discussed.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEA - Marriage licences
have been issued by the clerk VI The court q
Co, Nd: Frank w. Eilis and Fannie Lee An.
derSon.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Tbleglans to The Star.


HARTFORD, CONN, Oct 5.-Returns from IUV
towns give the republicans fifty.four towns;
the democrats thirty-one; divided, fifteen. The
same towns last year stood: Republican, forty
nine; democratic. thrty-four; divided, seven
teen. Net republican gain five towns.
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old log house al City Point Va, owned by Dr.
Richard Epps, known as Gen. Grants head
Inornas F. Halieck, of New York. THIS is a
historic house, being the place where Gen.
Grant issued his last order declaring peace and
tue terms OF Gen. Lees surrender, etc. The
house is 10 be removed 70 New York by Capt
Haiieck, who will transfer it by sale or gift %
the Grant Monument association. TO be erected
In Riverside park, near Gen. Grants tomb.