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Rive SUPERIOR WORK MULES Ann .
3 FAB FAB OF SAR6h9E HoRsEs AT AucrioN.Don
SATnhDAf MORNING, 9th inst, At 10 osolrcl
we VIII sell, IN front Of the AuciIon Rooms Svs
large size and very superior work Mules.
ALSO,
pair Of black bob tail asriage Horses Tbese
horses are young sound, gentle and ast and affar
On OPPORTUNITY OF obtaining an excellent pair for
Ssle positive as the owner islesving the District
,a aerms: % and 81 days for approved endorsed
&C t-d WALL & BARNARD, Aucts,
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FoR First CLASS ESTABLISHMENTS In all de-
paftmean OF business, In the city, see our Alpha
betical business Directory, In another column,
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Mr. MARTIN, SO dangerously wounded In Ii
encounter with Grinder, took an unfavorable tur
yesterday evening, but Is thought to be on Ii
mend to-day. - = :
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ALARM OF FrRE.-Between o and 10 o,cloc K
last night the alarm bells were rung and the
fremen were called out. After a short time they
returned TO their engine-houses, the alarm being
a false one ai.. .as.a n -..--- : ,-5-- e
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INITIAL STAMPING Upoa Nee Pspsr sad
DEMPSEY a o.roQLE's,
oc5-d 326 Pa ave., bet. 9th end 10th sts.
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TAKE NOTICE.

a lane
ALL Persons owning property on lat street And
6ay street, arc required by ordinances of the Cor
Perauon OF 6eoIgefovn, approved on the 10th day
81 September, 1889, to have tho footways fronting
tne same, paved with good, hard brick, upon sufi-
cleDt ped OF sharp sand aud In CONFORMITY To the
established grades of said streets. The curling must
be put In thorough order with new ma as Of the
best quality or with the Of those now there il
nj Tor the purpose. These Improvements must he
completed by the 18th day of October next, or they
VIII then be made by the subscriber, and paid for
out of the proceeds of the taxes which have been
imposed Tor that purpose. The materials as well
as the We, kmanshiP. NUT DO Of kind to be ap-
proved of by the subscriber they will be rejected
THOSE persons who may undertake TO have their
Improvements made under their own supervision,
are notified that the came must ba done according
90 the legal grade o. the Streets they viii be re-
Any information which may he further desired
can be had on epplicstIon to the undersigned.
Persons wishing To contract for so much of the
above named work as may not be completed BY the
18th day Of October next, can leave their sealed
proposals for the same at this office, by the 10th day
ofOctober next = =
HENRY ADDISON, Myor.
Z MAYORS OFrIcE, Georgetown, ID. Co..
September 18th 1889.
"a Qfa Nof
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IL rather dull at the wharyes
> - principal trade being confined to oyster, and
sweet POTATOES, which supply the restaurants and
market hue ksters for the benefit of the public A
lew coal vessels unloading at the fuel wl,arv.
The steamer Diamond State arrived at Riley's
for the following named merchant. on ,h;, it, %
c: Wetzel, J:P- Bartholow, w. II. Upperman.
Middleton Beall, p. White & Co Samsi XII,
by, and r. Bacon 4 Co mn
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AUCfIOI SALE.
THIS AFTERNOONS TOMORROW
By A. GREEN, Auctoneer.

by IA UhEbN, Auotloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BUILD
ING Lor AT The CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS
IND 18TH STREET KAsT, AT ArcTioN.-On
Y, the 9Th instant, 1859, at O'Clock D.,
deed ~ se,, IN front ofthe premises By virtue OF
,H9stenner, bsarlng date the second Say of June
Der SnNS oed ssd hty five, and recorded in Lii
one Of H. /, 70. VI, .oos 2os, 49, 2os go and l5n
tbs m .,e ans records for washinrton county in
property, isins and JS1e.gmbs the following named
nnmberea pre,said, VIZ: All Of Lot No. in So usfs
Terms cash. Ifthe pprcb....t,,.,
ply IA three day. with the terms he Trns ~ ",
and cost Of the 70 seselI the property at the risk
three days notice of snch purchaser, By giving
oo,-d,, GEORGE r. RUFF, Trustee.
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NUTICE. = "
IALL PERSONS interested again notified that in
repairing their footways, under tho ord noes OF
this COOPERATION, no work will DO accepted unless
IL as In accordance with the legal grade Of street
be approved Of by the experimenting commission
ers Much OF this kind OF work has already been
done by property holders, in suoh detective man
ner that It will have 20 be taken up and properly re-
stored at their cost The attention OF property
holders on Gay street and First street IL particularly
INVITED TO this notice, that they may avoid heavy
additional expenees.
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Georgetown, ID. c., Oct sd, 1850 &C 3-lv
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LlCENSES.-All persons whose Licenses, from
the Corporation of Georgetown, expire on thu 39th
inst, are hereby notified promptly to renew tho
same, as the law will be strictly enforced against
sc 6-eotOIo VIM LAIRD Clerk
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE.
y FoH Hor on CoLp DIsHKs or ALI KlsDs.

vented By the renowned
/" soyer," on his return
from the Crimes, and since
his deoease 10 manufaotur
Cd by CROSSE 4 BLAcr-
WELL, London, from the
origlna recipe. The man
uiacturers simply ask for il
o tria., convinced that ID
must add to the already
large consumption, aud
that u will prove itself an
equalled, either asa stimu-
ANT 70 the appetite or On
aid to digestion. -
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THERE WAS QutrE a brilliant display at eau
tiers last night on the occasion Of his re-openng
for the season. The very marked improvements
were upon the heretofore superior arrangements
OF this establishment. ELECTED much faftering
comment from the visitors. .7-,rl-, .
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Of the Adams Express Compan,

2 DR- BEALEs PAxoPTIcoS OF THE WAR IN In.
pIA-fnis magnificent work Of art Is now ON er.
hibition at Forrest Hall, Georgetown IL is not
panorams, painted on canvas but an iptricat, and
skliful arrangement Of innumerable figures each
endowed with life-Iike motion and seeming Volt
Won Ene London Times and the Paris Moniteur.
TIE organ Of the Emperor Napoleon notice ii
most favofably, and the American press wherever
has been speak in corresponding high terms
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orE AsRrEAsLE and decidedly good-looking
= frieni who dispenses the fragrant weed at the
corner Of Seventh and streets desires us 10 hint
% tnssHoking public that he has remarkably
nhe lot Of imported cigars on hand well worth
thdr insPectioa. Now we know that Finley has
scinehow got the knack Of stlc king his establl.h
ment with hfst-class cigars, aud when he an
nGnnGes an extra lot, they must be good ana no
mistake. Give him a calf =
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Bv u. c: MCGUIRE & CO., Auctloneers.

DIV .. z. McO UIKE e CO., AuctlOneere
NEW AND HANDSOMELY FINISHED
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HoUsE AMP
LoT FOR, Saloon MONDAY AFTERNOON
october 10th, ats O'Clock, the premises we shall
sell new three; story brick Dwelling House. with
back building, the lot fronting q feet Inches on
street north, between I'd and Sd streets west run
ming back liz feet to an alley
The House is handsome three storx hrick NTH
hrick Dack buildings, containing saloon paror ten
rooms, and a bath room, with water and gas nj pes
manner. ~
Persons in want of q desirable and conveniently
arranged dwelling, IN an unexcep;lonable location,
should attend this sale, which will be made with
out reserve. Title unQuestionsble
Terms; One-fourth cash; the residue IN g. Il and
10 months, with interest," secured BY deed in trust
oo Sd ]. MCGUIRE CO. Annts
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ST. MATTHEW'S CHuRcH. Rev. Mr. McNallv.
who succeeds Rev, G. ;. O. waldroa as assistant
pastor Of 81 Matthew'S Church, arrived at his post
yesterday, and Immediately entered upon the
duties Of his sxcred ministry. He will preach at
-. Matthew'S Church on Sunday next.
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u THouss "THR sTAa" No rRfNTrD ON rHI
LasrRsr sIBAM PRESS IN USE SOUTH on BALff-
MORE, ITS EDITION so LARGE As TO REQUIRE II
TO 81 PUT TO PREss AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADvKR-
IHEMENrs, THKREFcRB, SHOULD BR sgNr IN nv
TWELVE O'CLOCK, n, orHKRWIsE THKT NAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL TIE NEXT DAT. .----r
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&C Sd J. C MoG UIRE q CO., Aucts.

NAhSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue ola writ fen
1aclas issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cunt Court OF the District of Columbia for the coun-
y oil WASHINGTON and to me directed, will ex pose
70 pubic sale for cash. at WebbeI's livery sts be
Navy \ ard, opposite the Anscosta engine house.
on wednesday, the 18th day Of October insta MT
lse, AZ 10 O'Clock a. m, the following goods and
chattels, 70 wat: Gray and Bay Horses, 1 Wagon
Cart and sets OF Harness, seized and levied upon
as the goods and chattsls of Wankoniez, and will
pc sold 70 satisfy yudcals No. 226 TO October term
i %, infavor OF Fitzhugh Coyle.
- w. SELDEN,
oc s-dts Marshal for District of Columbia.
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SHADE fREEes 8 LlanAOE TREEsg
= ,oo aSA4 DE- aIRREets
the Nursery, 10th street. se IS y1 -
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Il q Is -. 90 I,'--, NOT sFORGOFTEN.l
ssss sP; ned e day slssss I'D bss:s pl ter n
pphs Scotch Gaps and Hsfs sg!ifeH nsv. NQ |
Ell, sAs scononizs By caIiias 81 the Gomez q
On g. a sssss sea Fem. sys1ps, N HOPKINS.
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TIE Ball at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard
last night, given by the members Of Union and
Harmony Lodges, and Magenenu Eucampment.
was well attended, the number present being
about sunicient to insure comfort 10 the dancers.
n Messrs- % Neal, Hardin, Love, and Speiden, the
sfoor was kept filed and to the music of Prospect
DUO band. the lads and lassies seemed to enjoy
themselves finely in quadrille waltz polka. scbot
nsche and reel until the intermission for supper
After supplying the s'wants Of the inner ma IN. y
the Dugie sounded, the merry couples formed, and
the pleasures of the dance were continued in
which they were engaged when the reporter len.
and by the pale Light Of the moon, wendell his
way 70 the city, TO dream Of the girls he left be-
hind him.; :.
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l. Qua CITIZENS should not fall TO read the ad
vertisement Of Mr.. william, In another column
Sho probably keeps ON hand one OF the largest
.so.tnens OF genuine French goods In the coun-
.-NfhSh the reader will End enumerated In his ad-
sysfhssinent; Mr.. William says that he imports
ms GOODS a. .ect from Paris, and that he intro
ouees vac fashions here az te SINE time that they
. are an vogue In the French CAPITAL - - -
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The ASSEMBLY Of the 'tBashful Boys" which
took place at Thorn's Hall last night, was wen
attended, and everything passed of in good shape,
to the music Of Prices band The floor of the
room was handsomely marked of, and bore the
we think you will have to take more appropriate
name, In view of the gallant and handsome man.
nef In which you treated the ladies present. who.
6y the way, were pretty enough to have excused a
cavaliers OH =.
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''t w, SELDEN Marshal
sc -0-ts for the District of coiumbis.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of
IA herI faciss issued from the Clerks once of the
County OF Washington, and 10 me directed, i will
expose 70 public sale for cash, in front of the Court
Sth lay OF October next 1889, at II O'Clock M, the
iosSwing described property, 70 wit: All defend
ents right title, claim, and interest in and to Sub
DIVISION No. of Square No. le4, in the CITY of
Washington, ID. together with all and singular
the improvement thereon, selzed and levied upon
as the prope ~ OF Robert NJ. Harrison, and Will be
sold to satisfy gudiclas No. ", to October term
1850, in favor of Samuel James. : : -
w. SELDEN Marshal
se 2tt for the District Of Columbia
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SUSPICIOUS CIRcuMsrANcEs.--Lastn night Off
GERS Edwards and McDermott, of the first district
police, followed man who had been amusing
himself with some very disordefIv behavior IN
the First Ward. They trac ID him to the stables
attached to Miss Sallie Smiths property where
they caught him in the act Of leaping up, catch
He had a lighted cigar I'm his mouth and boor
OF matches and bottle Of infiammable liquor in
his pockets. Justice Drury, under these circum-
stances, committed him to the workhouse for 90
days He gave his name as Charles Pembers
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Frs AHrAD.-Yes fun and sentiment, too for
sanfofd's Opera Troupe (Ethiopian) not onIy
keeps The ri'ibe v lseles In fnii play but by the
Irresistible touches Of patho., interperssd in the
eyes Since their last visit here Sanford Ia. 90
some valuable acquisitions to his eompany' and
they have got up some entirely new wrintles IN
Ethiopian miasSesy. Look out, Zoe sanford
Co - = =
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DIR. THOMAS lectured at the Unitarian Church
last night on the Kingdom and Age to Come !,
This being the opening lecture, the speaker un.
folded his views on the being of the Supreme and
reveal Himself at different steps Of the world
development. bat chiefly az the ruler Of man whrn
the con, or millennium, shall have arrived Tn,
views Of Dr. Thomas appear to be those Of tht
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SURPRISE PARTIES in the country are becoming
the rage lately. Such an event occurred at the
country residence montgomery county, of a GER
tain achelor friend of ours few nights since at
which large number Of beaux and bellies from
the city were present, the dancing kept up all
night, and glorious time generally had; and II
is rumored that the recipient Of the surprise has
since been discovered safely and quietly sailing
in the direction Of matrimony, with fair pros,
Pect Of reaching the anchorage ground in some
thing less than short time, notwithstanding his
hitherto inveterate hostility to
Nothing III surprise party to give a confirmed
oac heior brief glimpse of the comforts which
abound in 'tothcr state ~ $3.50. '-'- =. : =
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WHAT COMES from advertising In the Star is
well illustrated by the following earnest appeal
Just received :
- OFFIcE OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANy
Edaor Of star: Dear Sir-For heavens SAX
dob insert that advertisement of - Boy Wanted
any Ionge-, without you wish to drive ms dis
uaeted Hundreds upon hundreds Of all classes
Szes, ages and eolers have poured In upon us
Even while am writing ] am bobbing up con-
unually to answer the call do Won want howl,
For mercy sake have pity On The
Far COUNTER CLERK
rHFt Of the Adams Ex pres, Comnanv
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2 OnNIBusEs FOR WAsHINGroN.-A train of six
teen omnibuses, some Of which were drawn by
eight horses, but most Of them by four horses.
passed through Baltimore yesterday en- route for
WashI neton. They were formerly on the Tenth
street Philadelphia line. They came from Phil
adeiphia by turnpike. The omnibuses belong To
Messrs Valentine Moore, of Philadelphia, and
are 70 run from the Capitol to Georgetown via
pennsylvania avenue Some of the omnibuses
contained the wives and families of the drivers
and others connected with the line
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THE NEW GUARp-HousE.-Yesterda ground
was broken for the foundation of the new central
guard-house, and the work will be proceeded
with as rapidly az possible. The contractor think,
ne will be able to give the police possession on or
will be entirely finished at that time. The tower
VIII not be completed for some time after. The
clock was Purch based of the estate Of Mr. A. Voss
for $1,000; the bell is that formerly used by the
Northern Liberties fire company, belonging TO the
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:. TIE THzArRE-fheper performance at the Theatre
last night was in the usual good style Of the CON-
Pany We can hardly imagine how the Richelieu
OF Mr., Sullivan, or the Julia Of Mrs, Gladstane,
could have been bettcred, so truly In accordance
were they with the requirements Of good taste
The bill for tonight is the Lady Of Eyons-Mr
Sullivan al Claude Melnotte and Mrs. Gladstane
as Pauline-and Henry the Fourth, Mr. Sullivan
ssFaistafs and we repeat that now is the time
during The stay Of Barry Sullivan and Mrs Glad
sane-fof our citizens 70 enjoy good classical
acting-and especially should the Opportunity be
improved, a. the Theatre is to be closed next
week
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BuReLARY.-on Wednesday night, the boot
and shoe store Of Mr.. Edmund Riley, on east
Capitol street, Capitol Hill, was burplariouslv
entered, and three or four cases of shoes stolen
The amount OF the loss is between 5000 and 500
No arrests have been made, nor, as we learn has
suspicion attached to any parties Is.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer,

BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON nth. NEXT
,rt,I To IH Is c9RxRR OF STREET, AT AUCTION
THUt SDAY, the 18th in, shall SELL at O'Clock
p: m In front Of the premises, two Frame Houses,
and the lots on which they stand being north front
Of Lot 3, IN So mare No; ass This property fronts
h street vert next TO the corner Of street north
immeoiately or Poslte the Patent Office.
VIC doem ~ unnecessary TO offer any comment
iesnve 70 this prepe ty as is well known 10 be,
IN POINT OF It's business locality of he rost de-
rs2e ana valuable pieces Of property now for sale
good Inve. ent viii do well to attend the sale
Terms ; One -third cash balance In s, IL and Is
months. the purcha'er or purchasers to give notes
ior ne qe1errsd payments, bearing interest from
Sst OF sac deed given and deed of trust taken.
oe 5:eod A. GREEN, Auct.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two wr,tx Of
LNA herl faSsas issued from the Clerks Office of
the ClrculhSourt OF the District of Co unba for
the county OF Washington and to me directed
vii expose TO public SALE for cash. In front Of the
Court House door or said county, on THURSDAY
the 18th day of October next. IS5a at u O'clock m
gil drfendants right title, claim and interest in md
% Lot No. In square 20 8S6, in the city of Wash
lngton, ID. C., together with all and singular the
improvements thereon, seized and levied upon Ia
the property Of Thos j. Barrett and will be sold to
satisfy Judicas Nos. IS and I78, to Nav term lasa
IN 1ayor Of Gearge and Thos. Parker q Co. and
Hamilton Leach.
w, SELDEN Marshal
sepu - Tor the District Of Coiumbis.
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HOPKINS BAZAAR looms up considerably jus
now with heavy and varied assortment Of hats
opened and exposed to the view of linperins
crowds around his attractive show Window The
goods be Is now offering for sale being all in the
ne ght OF the fashion and retailed at very low
prices, will, OF course, go of like hot cakes
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FOR SALE-An improved FARM Of leo acres,
y IN Montgomery county. Md, miles from
,Wsshlngton, near the Rockville turnpike The
buildings are new, consisting of a comfortable
dwelling, containing rooms, with a well of pure
water et the door; the out buildings consist Of
shedding, sc. Fifty acres IN grass, INCLUDING % Of
Rock creek meadow land; young, orchard Of
changed for city property. Terms to suit the pur-
chaser Apply to Lieut.. JULIUS S. BOHRER,
NO. ~ Pa. av., near the Circle. an 5l-Stav4vs
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POLITICAL.

Alta MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC WARD COM
n miee Of the Seventeenth ward held Wednesday
ing, at Smiths Hall, ii
Resolved That this organization do heartily endorse the
nomination Of Frederick Rollwagen, r and John Ryan
candidates for Councmen from this ward, the Fifth
Councinanic district. JOHN u. FOGEkTY Chm
DAVID CRAWFORD, Sec.
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POLITICAL.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING or THE INDEPENDENT
"A Working Mems Democratic Club Of The Seventh ward
Eiehh AIderanic drict will be held at the James
scsnneli 65 Grand street on Friday, Dec All honest
tncc TO be transacted. by order.
PATRICK MURPHY, Secretary.
JouH ScAHHEiI, Treasurer.
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A MEETING OF THE EIGHTEENTH WARD DEMO-
n cratic Workingmens Club will be held at Concert Hail.
Ky avenue A. on Friday evening Dec at 8oclock Dag
gehunt will address the meeting BY order JOHN OBRIEN
Chairman. Eug. Durnn, Vice Chairman; Martin OSbaugh
nessey Treasurer Thomas sich and Bremen Secretaries
A MEETING OF THE FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC
II Madison Association will be held at Henry G. Butts 81
Roosevelt street. Monday evening, 9th inst ~ o'clock
10 endorse tickets for the coming election BY order
SIMEON MCGRATH, Chairman.
i Il. g. h BG1l' Ssecresarles.
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UoR MAYOR,

0VOR MAYOR,
il HON. GEORGE OPDYKE
Headquarters at Thorps Hotel of Eighth street
broadway. Citizens Of all parties who In 40
meet daily at this place.
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GRAND RALLY OF THE FRIENDS OF VIM
VI HAVEMEYER-THEY YOUNG MEMS HAVEMEYER
ASSOCIATION,

TO THE CITIZENS
Three candidates before the people OF the city OF New
York for their sufirages as Mayor
the bg Of The city, FERNANDO Wood who has been tried
assembyman at Abanyaspres 70 be the Mayor Of city
an Rn aelsa
more individuality aad well tried personal
II os hs
VIM Iayemeyer represents the proved integrity of the
Fernando Wood represents its proved nquy and George
position city not ng with
e % to take an per ne When we have experience
Can the city afford e Try Mr. opdyke when knows Mr.
very good citizen may make very bad mayor. New
Lis s' an S
Both are disasters and we believe Havemeyer be the only
he Creature At e.. e am be
from ammany Hail. NO Instance osn
be proved upon him that be the creature any Hail. but
the proofs their ulsmen Tue 'nAief 0i MS aues ana
rs rally to s ~ then Young who have
rich men who would protect their property poor who
III mss hsy s sa
hope and rally IN mass e unite with his whoh
streets At o. O'clock Saturday evening 70 proceed
w. : Ups 'i' DA Y s cobD1NGToN, President.
IF' H + wn,1T' T T,esssTer'
49, VICE PRESIDENTS SECRETARIES.
"A Shsa aosiy John 1u + iIora,
Sf III Re- msi Mccarthy, 5 bo rSssss'
Wv. Tupper, j. T. Henry
6-Water Roach George Person,
James Mcmahon. g. Har.ney,
81. W HHSddns1ai as. s. sullivan slSfssi
l0-Dr Fraenkle A. Purdy,
,,.,-9GeG % n White Francis Fran a Clark,
is-MsrtIn Bryant, Jacob Bennet