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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-07
SCHUYLER CouFAx."
Ga,trOerysiPeIatous +,

hEW YORK HoKsFs CONTINUE TO rN~RNvR.
NEM OK, Nov. 7--rhe IN has continued
LcTe al night The disfemperca horses hoS-
ever, nCtwtthstRucug the rrprorlflous areafhrr-
continue 20 show marked Improvement
Nearly q tUl CCmph neu- OF carr has resumed
on al! the railroads, AID the streams OF trade
have resumed their vented channels.
rHlLArsi yHIA's SICK HORSES GETTING RFT-
TER.
PE1rADELPHIA. nov. The wee her has
clcaEt Il CT Enei1. More horses are l.pcarir z
Ct tie streets, ard ~7n.c Fl-st niger cars are re-
SEEMING 2 ctr trips
CuIgsCp's poRsgs arr SICK.
CHICAGO, NUv.1.--l herr ts a marked Increase
m the number 81 lorsCs Ina the streets AZ moltt-
ing, though al show traces "a elIEcu.C.
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ga petition IL in circulation in Paris pray
ing for restoration Of the Bourbons.
n0B0nner is going to erect q monument over
Fanny Ferns grave in Mount Auburn cemetery
Boston.
aVMayor Hall, Of New York. has Instituted
libel suits against the Times, Wild Osts, The
Nation aud Harper's Weekly.
o0"Heet me ae the gate, love-" has been
changed Ao"Meet me ut the CRATE, love-" The
cool weather has necessitated the change.
VThe extepsive carpet factory at Kidder-
minister, England, was burned Tuesday night.
A large lumber Of hands are thrown out Of en-
ployment.
n0At one OF the New York uptown churches
slate, containing list OF the weddings to be
celebrated during the week, is hung in the yes
tisule every Sunday for the bent ht Of the young
ladies Of the aggregation.
81 Thirty-fye Hebrew families who have fed
from persecution in Wallachla have been taken
under the core of the United Stetes Consul at
Vienna. Subscriptions are being raised to as
sist them In emigrating to the Uuited States.
~ The Cumberland News b q heard 1t stated
that president Garrett, of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. lost by the recent failures In
baltimore from bali million TO seven hundred
and nffy thousand dollars. ~
~ only ten states voted at VI frst presiden-
tial election. New York. &Or b Carolina and
Rhode Island did not ratify Il Q constellation In
time to take psrt in the election OF Warrington
for bis first term.
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Onr,I from NJ. Celia

Be - Net An A~PfRANT FoU A sENArnEsHIr
On EDITVEsHsr-
CINCINNATI, Nov. "A special t0 TIC
CAsros.s "a, dated indianapolis. contains TIRE toll
lowing card addressed % the fuLauapo!.s
-jsErs.aI:
SOUTH BKNp, Nov. O. ne Chicago Triltf-r
OF te-csy, again state that IL appcsTs thst ~ r..
ColfsN =, afrcr al a candidate Cor the senator
snip IN indiana Even ~ the rex Of suhiectirg
myself 70 more cheap Wit by oVpCsisi1n papers
about Tet4Iing, ssS the pttyilHgo OF re-~tatinE
IN your columns What | have said publicly q
tens q Thousands the past month. that Il am
not candidate nor asViraut for any
position, Senatorial or editorial state
or national, ans aim. q coarse, Tor the election
Of the republican nominee for senator by the
united vote OF the republican members n the
legislature.
(Signed) SCHUYLER CoLFAx."
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II HEADQUARTERS OF TIE ARMY,
a,lsssF,,g Il
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. I, 1872

AdjUtdnt Generals 0Ece,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. /, 1872
General order No. S6.-The general-in-chi lief
Is panied to announce to the army the de attn of
Major General George Gordon Meade, which
occurred at philadelphia Nov. 9th, at 80 p. N.
The history of Gen. Meade is so interviewer
with the great events OF the past thirty wears
that il need not he attempted in this connection.
Born Dec. 81, 1873, at Cadz, Spain, his father
being the L. :. consul, he received 2 Careful.
education, aud entered the military academy
with the class Of 1881; graduated in 1863, and
served Gs 2 lieutenant OF the 81 artillery till
October, 1876, when he resigned, and engaged
in civil engineering. June, 1872, lie was re
appointed 10 the army, in the corps of tOpo-
graphical engineers, aud was Industriously en-
IlOyed IN The great surveys from Lake Superior
to the Gulf of Mexico, till the NJ eXican war of
1916, when lie rendered most gallant and val
uabie services near the persons of Gems. TaylO
and Scott.
When the civil war arose he was among the
first to offer his services; began his most brill
liant career as a brigadier general Of volunteers
in the pennsylvania reserve corps October 81
ls6l, and was engaged in all the campaigns OF
the army of the Potomac from that date till the
close OF the war.
Rising through the grades of division and
corps commander, at most critical period, I'M
solicited, he was appointed by President Lin
coin on the :Sth of June, 1865, to command in
Chief the Army of the Potomac, then scattered
and moving hastily toward the great battle
held OF Getty sburg, at which he commanded,
and on tie lstt2d, and Sd days of July he won a
victory with whose glory and majestic results his
name viii ever be identife From that time
he commanded the Army of the Potomac to the
close OF hostlities.
His commission as Major General Of the regu-
lar army was confirmed August 18th, 1884, and
by virtue OF this on the first of July, 1865, he
WIS assigned to cemra and the military division
OF the Atlantic, with his headquarters at
Philadelphia, which post he has held with one
short period OF detached service in Georgia till
the day of his death.
Brig. zen. Mcdowell will make all suitable
arrangements for the funeral and give public
notice of the time and place. OAcers of the
army generally are invited to attend.
The flags at all posts within the military divi-
sion OF the Atlantic will be carried a. half mast
during the day and fifteen minute guns hred AZ
order.
Officers will wear the usual badges OF mourning
for thirty DAYS.
By command of General Sherman.
Il. ID. TOWNSEND, Adjutant Gener al.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The latest figures place
the congressional delegation of New York state
at 26 republicans, democrats, and 1 liberal
republican. .-a -s-..-
The Legislature Largely Republican
BY the election OF Scorcsby, rep, 10 ill q
vacancy, the state senate viii stand: Is repu bill
cans to Z democrats; the assembly will stand: s5
republicans, 3S democrats, liberal republicans,
and Apollo Hall candidate.
10000 Majority for Grant and DIX
Dix's majority in the state viii not vary N aeh
Times at se,o0o. Kernan's vote Ia ahead Of
Greeley in large portions OF the state, but he
falls come 4 ,o0obehind in BROOKLYN, Long Island.
and Staten Island kernan's vote an the repub-
hcan wards in this city is less than Greeley :.
His vote is also smaller than Greeley's In the
German districts, while Dix's is larger than
localities Herman leads Greeley. Herman carried
Utica, his own city, by 324 majority, whrlo
Grants majority there was 80
Havemeyer's Majority, 5000.
lawrence comedies Havemeyer's election by
The Latest Mayoralty Returns.
INV YORK, Nov. 1.-The latest returns of the
may0ralty vote is:-Lawrence, As, 39s; O'Brien
3l,l2l; hayemeyer, AZ ,s06.
Scattering Returns.
OswEGo, n. Y, Nov.9.-Oswego county. com
piete, gives Grant 3,li3 majority, and Din 2 Si2
NEwBuRs, n. Y. Nov. 7.-Charie. St John.
rep. is reelected 10 Congress from the I2th dis
trict by 800 majority.
PENNsYLVANIA.
GRANTS maj. IN Piailadelphia 45.446
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE board OF re-
turn judges announce the icial vote. Grant,
majority IN the city is f5,4ie.
ILLINOIS.
Twelve Rep1blicans and Seven Demo.
Gratis Elected to COmgross
,ChiCAGo, Nov. Further returns indicate
the election OF Morrison, dem, in the 18th dis
ulct. III this is correct the illinois Delegation
will stand II republicans and democrats.
CALIFORNIA. H
Grants Majority 5000.
Sac FKAnCisco, Nov. Tin Califorpia the
returns are stia incomplete, but the republican
~ viii be 5000. Coghlan, rep, for Congress is
defeated, and Page and Houghton, reps,
elected.
Grants Majority 1000.
SAE FRANCISCO, Nov.7.-The latest dispatches
from Oregon place Gsane's majority at 1000.
CGEnats nidjosts1eAo0A
mOnd st.tes that Grant has majority in Viz
ginia OF 3,OO 70 5000. III III
KENTUCKY.
Sree's's "stS cis3y,o. eeiy 600 to
new York, Nov. !-rhe republican state
$, oS ss L 'sSss s s. sssi
a.l- GEOR14A. ga
Three republicans elected Tn Cn~re~~
NEW Sokk, Nov, IA special from Saysn-
nan states that Sloan and Whiteley, reps, are
eieceeo 10 Congress, and probably Freeman also.
eMICHIGAs.
VINE republic ans elected % Congress-
Nav YORK, Nov. The chairman O. tk,e
Michigan republican committee says that eight
republicans. and probably mine, arc elected 10
Congress from that state.
NEVADA
Grants 0atoF1tY 3o.oo0.
SAE FkAbclsco, Nov LA dispatch from
Nevada announces that Grant hae 4 majorftv a.
70 COO in that state. The leeislsturo nm Ind
2fepubhcans to 20 democrats. Thu secure
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THE GREAT VICTORY.
THE FIGURES GROWING.
TRIRTY-0yE STATES Sure FOR GRANT
His popular majority so, 9I6
Only four State Certain for Greeley,
and two Doubtful.
Grants Majority in New York sG,O00:
In Virginia 5000.
Large Republican naJorities In other
states.
Latest Returns from New York. Penn.
syivania, Virginia, Oregon, Neva-
da, California, kentucky, Lou.
isiana, Mississippi, Illinois,
and Other States.
Only four State Certain for Greeley,
and two Doubtful.
Grants Majority in New York G,OO0
I'm Virginia 5000.
Large Republican Majorities In Othe Y
states.
TELEGRAMs TO THE PRESIDENT.

KILOGRAMS TO THE PRESIDENT.
Grants Majority i'm Virginia 4, 900 90
1000. rss-
Dispatches received by the President to-day
from Virginia indicate that his majority ia II al
state WILDE from four to seven thousand.
Michigan tile Banner state Of the
LassIsa, MICH, Nov. 7,h.
To President Gront. =.
Michigan viii give you 30 600 ma jority-a gain
Of 10 1000 over 1873. This is the banner state OF
the west, and her increased majority L. the
result OF thorough organization and hard work.
All tie nine members of Congress are repubi-
can. Every county is republican. Presquieste
county does not give single vote for Greeley.
In the legislature the Senate has thirty-one
republicans to one democrat; OF the one hum
dTed members OF the house there are net more
than two democrats.
OTHER TELEGRauS.
kentucky, Tooi
FRANKFORT, Ky. Nov. :.
Gen. Horace Porter
Scattering returns show immense gains: light
per cent. Of gains throughout the state will give
Us Kentucky. Indication OF gain of two OF three
congressman not enough yet to be certain.
Grants Majority in Ohio 10000.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Now.
Oar majority will not be less than 35.0,O,
though the gains indicate 10000. Returns come
in slow.
Republican Successes I'm Virginia.
The Pos; master General received the follow
ing dispatch to-day:
DANvILLB. VA, Nov. 4.
Hon. j. A. j. CressICeil, Postmaster General.
The republicans carry seven out of eight
counties OF this 9Th congressional district.
Majority about i, eco.
l.. M. SHUMAKRR, Special Agent.
Little Delaware.
WTLMINGToN, DEL. Now Z.
To Judg. Fisher:-Tafiord's majority in New
Castle county is sec; Grants I,2O. H.F.P
GEoRGETowS, DBL. Nov. Z.
Grants majority, IS; Wright's, IS; ShArp's,
100. g. X.
Ldtsr.-OfHcial returns received at $50 D. m.
by Judge Fisher, from Delaware, show Grants
majority in that state TO be $50, and Lofand's
3I2.
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GTnuI.s IllntnrII, I

Grant's majority tN.aa0
INV NoRK, New. "A special tr.ns Ia -iSssn
claims that Grant has q -. sE4gy IA aI.,s-.-lF.i
q 20 fsln
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MrSSSuSrpnu

the election OF j. z. Jones 20 ne L. y. senate
Kendall Gem, Tor Congress e re elected " -
ma OIity.
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New York Personals

New YORK, Nov. 1.-Gen. Bank, arrived here
yesterday.
Major Q. a. Gilmore was married yesterday
TO Brooklyn lady.
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The Governments cold Sale To-day.
NEW YORK, Nov. The government sold
$1,000 600 geld, at from / Y 81 10 Il2J6.
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The Death of Major General Meade

Major General George q. Meade, whose sari-
GUS Illness was mentioned in a telegram in yes
teTday's STAR. died at his residence in Phila-
deIphia last evening of pneumonia. General
Meade Was a gallant soldier, and held several
important commands during the rebellion. He
was born i'm Spain while his father was minister
to that country. He graduated at West Point
entered the army as a brevet 2d lieutenant j uly
|. 1885, served with distinction in fhe Mexican
war, and a. the beg inning of the late war was
BrigadieT General and placed in command of
the Pennsylvania reserves. Afterwards he
commanded the 9th corps under Gen. Hooker
aud on the 2Sh OF June, 1863, took command Of
the Army of the Potomac at Frederick Md ,
vice Hooker, who asked 70 be relieved Four
DAYS later he met the whole OF Lees army on
the heights OF Gettysburg, where he displayed
not only a remarkable degree of personal
bravery. but the most brilliant soldPrly skill in
the handling OF his different corps d'armee. AT
the second Gays fight, when the 3D. corps, under
Sickles. was so badly beaten, General Meade
saved the day by marching the gallant
9Th corps on the double auick three
miles TO little Round Top and throwing
them into the breach caused by the enemy
On the 81 of July (the next day. when Lee threw
mass after mass against harcock's corps, &C.
cupying the center of the line, General Meade
was continually on the field in person encour-
sgIpg the men and directing the maneuvers of
our columns. His headquarters were ridd,sa
With shot and she'll, and those who saw him uu-
der the fire OF two hundred confederate guns g.,
with shells bursting cOntinu otisly around him,
were surprised to find after the battle that he
had sustained no injury whatever. General
the Potomac, under General Grant throughout
the Wilderness and Petersburg campaign, and
was in direct command at the time of the sur
render of Lee. At the close of the war he was
placed in command of department in the
south. Subsequently he was assigned to the
command OF the division of the Atlantic, with
headquarters at Philadelphia, which command
he held at the time of his death. Deceased was
about ntty-fye
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN BELGIUM CoAI.
MINE-In mine at Mamburg, near Charleroi
Belgium, the lowering machinery gave way as
a. gang OF miners were descending TO work.
Twenty-one men and boys were precipitxted
feveral hundred feet to the bottom Of the shaft
and we're killed.
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PRINCE NAPoLRoS's Subtitle procurer
general Of France has declared that Prince
Napoleon cannot legally bring suits in court
Princes expulsion from France was an act of
the government over which the assembly alone
has Jurisdiction. Prince Napoleon writes that
he intends to persist in the prosecution of the
case, notwithstanding the opposition of the
prOcurer general.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ $685. 10 s.
FRIDAY EyENING. November 10TH.
FIRST CIR ID CON @ RT. )
MONDAY EVENING, November ISM,
5 + y y ID A y ID l. L U y n 4 X T.
The following celebrated soIoists will appear:
MR. GEORGE l.. OSGOOD,
The yourg American Tenor. His first appearance.
NIB. BEREHARD LIsTENANN,
The celebrated ViOlinist, Together with the
UNRITALLED ORCHESTRA.
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved seats--..--.- cents extra,
TIE sale f ssssysd isHs asd TICKET, Win
81 hetZsIett Co.'s, where the Programmes can
Doors opeR at "a. To commence ats
s;enway Sous Pianos are used st all The
Thomas CoLoerls ms
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ MR.. j. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
FOR SIN NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Fnsi appearance in "ashington Of the talented
KATE EFGnEHs f ffIIssf
.C0nkDY PANY.
MONDAY; TN Eoy y T, 4, 1872,
in heI uHTigsled rendition Of
LITTLE NELL AND TIE mABUhIONESS,
giving h sD SsSH1 D,ss sHRs aga Dance
together with her GREAT B4kJo SONG, and la,t
g., s,,@ 4Hs hsfEs oF y k5s
OLD cuR sP5l.hff SHOP.
MICS PIy ffsHg N &sp Iffr LIZ REBEL
WEDNE ssRs So1 nT9IyemberS 9,
THH frfLs pf hSEeTfsF Z
FktrDAT; x g sSS OF
| SATURDAY, AT r. M, GRAND MATINEE
g.disn. NH. JOSEPH PRoGTog. w ' n0a-if
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Et,renth st., south Of Pennsylvania arenHe
fkAMENDG GN srAIETCkkfbGEfNffEN65 NOVELTIES, !,
Second week Of the world renowned athletes and
BROWN AND SANFORD.
in their thrilling fsats In midair, entitled Flying
The beautiful and ds.hing Danseuses, the
Mel. LIE o RfIITH A ASS IaSISRrcH,
The new ana beautiful Ballet advertisement, en-
IHE FAIRY .ssEaKr1E' TIT EAIsy sRsIIE Il,
MI' JHsW " ssLEY and NJ is. Ab SD JOHNSON
the % GsT S, tss som. sSd
Mezsrs. PAkbER, BURBANK. Il. JEAN BUCK
Brilliant PariOr Entertainment
TIE BkiGAND qGHEsS: On en'i Father Curse
benef.i Of The people : faSoIte, DICK PAEkEs
FANNY MsiIIees every WedLesdsy and saturday
TEE EAKIEE BAND =
WILL GIVE CONCERT
At Concordia hall
On every MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
conn enciDg at o clock. ocl4 3m
OLD MOI On Exhibition (NBw No
lS6 and sale A30
7rH 81. AT 7rH Sr.
4A8KRITKRs0.
No GIG TIN street, between d ard streets, EIGHT
| doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Uhoice or Paintings, EDsrsvings, Chromos, Sc.
Also, largest stock Paper HanRirgs, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
| sells, Etngs, Nails, &C., in the District.
- TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. iel-lys
l., 5. JUS II PAYS FAIR PRfCEs for Ladies'
u. Gents and Cbildren's SECONDHAND
sHOEs. Sc. Al 6I9 D street, tetseen 9Th And III
sta. Notes by mail promptly attended to- ocs-ly
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Little Delaware.
Associated Press Reports.
THE GENERAL RESULT
Figures from the New York Papers

ONLY FOUR STATES SURE FOR GREELEY.
NEW YORK, Nov. The times estimates
Grants popular ma jority in the state at 20, 200.
1t thinks Grant has carried Virginia and Louis
lana, and SAYS that only states and 43 electoral
votes are sure for Greeley, and that this cannot
be increased by more than states and g electo-
raj votes additional. The average republican
majority in this state is claimed to be 50 900.
GRANTS POPULAR MAJORITY $40, 9l6.
The World estimates Grants popular majority
at $50 $40, aud comedies him ~. electoral votes
70 80 for Greeley.
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ga. f.1sc'sco, So Ss. IA e ass.sss t,os
Nevada announces that Grant has . maIorftv On
70 coo in that state. The lsgislatuso Mn end
2fepubicsns to 20 democrats. Thu pecure
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Official Announcement az the Death
of General Meade,

GENERAL ORDER FROM THE WAR DEPARr-
MENT.
The War Department this morning issued the
following order in relation to the death Of Gen.
Meade:
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AT TIE WHITE HOUSE To-DAY.-Ex-S ecre.
tary Cox called upon the President this morn
ing, and had an interview. Gen. o. o. Howard
who has just returned from the Indian country
ALTO had an interview.
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ACTING CHIBF OF BUREAU.-The Presiden
this morning appointed COmmod)re Ammen -
Acting Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance d1rin-
the temporary absence ofRear Admiral Case.
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IStore open until m sRd on Saturday until
IL y. to acc mInocats those " 40 have no Tins
t. purchase DUNG the day. s14tr
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A BOARD Of revenue marine Off GERS, consist
ing OF Captains Slicer, Henriques and Fenger
will meet here on Monday next TO examine APP
plcahts for admission to the revenue marine
corps aS Sd leutenants. and also TO examine Off
GERS Tor promotion in that cOrps
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.IADlES' UEDERw EAR and GENTS SHIRTS
ecrSS IN he z.euufsct urers, az Wholesale prices
sksTs sHIETs made 20 ORDER on short
-Ies sess-tAoyc
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MICHIGAN.

vine republic ans elected % C0OGreAs
Nav YORK, Nov. The chairman a the
Michigan republican committee says that eight
republicans. and probably nine, are elected %
Congress from that state.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REVIEW E.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s3)i,o3s.s5.
GUESTS OF THE PRssIIRST.-Ez-Sec-eta
BOrie and j. Russell Jones, our minister 10
Belgium, are guests CT the Pres Dent at the
Executive mansion.
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NVCLAGEAENT POUR LES PIEDs: CORs
ssi.sss sans peire; durillons msuxais ongLes,
e. avec succes par IL BOC1ECR WHITE,
1p.clStc, he. SSS i5th street. opposite the
aay Department.. Pour SONS dounes CHI zlui,
lie Dos IEL Z WHITE, est etabIi W ashington
@kSs lSi. now
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- Ice CkEAM SALOON, corner ( and
l1-css11AEia avenue. Ladies' and eenffemep o
In. very DAY, from II .. IN. 20 D. N for Csc.
1,~-.A cA1Ags6 1aigt Ny facilities for supplying
se.ssss, " edcinss, Dinners, &C. comp,ets, are
psnl1 70 any ether Ia my line ir the city, and
ISneit liberal share - your patronage. r.
IiT.n,s y, CsteTer and COnfecffoasr, llsI Penn
--cit avenue aSS-lv
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SELF-AcTING FANS were introduced IN Eng
Ish1 last summer With great success. The tan,
Wnicn h OF extra size, is attached to a stand
nnicn can De placed on table or clssped on
the back Of chair. By most simple mechan-
Ism, not in the least likely to get out OF order
the fan e moved backwards and forw ds. pro'
ducing gentle current of air. It can he
removed &C VIII, and another substituted. So
that lady may consult her own taste. and
attach Tan OF such color m will best har.
nonfxe With her dress and surroundings.
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Three republicans elected tn Corre~~
NEW Sokk, Nov, IA special from Sayan.
nah states that Sloan and Whlteley, reps, are
elected To Congress, and probably Freeman also
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=. Mks. sAEpe e q bright little widow who
i've near OH City. Pa, and has made a com.
fortsele fortune q . poor woman. as She -.
witn fkpuy TO suppor6 she Induced a Hey
foIE conpsny owning lands near her residenoe
sum down. She immedistelv resold n.- -
&sest icr 1000 put down with the procseds
Wnat nae proved one OF the most successful oil
weih N @e OIL territory, and Pow asks Tor the
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California.

Full returns Of San francisco show Grant,
majority to Be So. Clayton, for Congress, ha
1,06a majority. The republican state ceutra
conNittee estimste Grants majority through
ereesionai districts Page and Coghlan are prob
ably elected over Coxzens and Luttrel IN,
contest In the 9Th district 10 close, bat il is be
heved that Houghton, rep, carries the distric,
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THE GREAT VICTORY.

THE FIGURES GROWING.
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The state VIII give Grant $4,000 maiorit
Three liberals are elected to the House of Del
gates md two to the state Senate, as far
heard from. tlI = = =
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GreeisyS majority oaly e,ooo to
lO.OOO.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE republican state
committee OF Kentucky concede that state n
Greeley BY from 5000 70 10000 majority.
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GranCs Majority 5000.
SAH FKAhCfsco, Nov. Tin California the
returns are stih incomplete, but the republican
ty will be 5000. Coghlan, rep, for Con9ress is
defeated, and Page and Houghton, reps.,
elected.