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NEW YORK NOTES.
Police Ae8rch for Illegal XaferS

NEW YORK, Oct 19.-The police board this
morning adopted resolutions instructing Super
1ntendent Walling and the police captains to
make diigent search for all persons who have
arrived, or may arrive, In The city for The pur.
pose OF illegal registration and voting. They
were also notified TO make reports in all SuS-
pected cases, In order that warrants OF arrest
may be promptly obtained.
''AP' Wilson. the F0rger. Surrend-
creG TO the Mary land Authorities.
CAP Wilson, arrested last night for alleged
foTgel1es In Baltimore, was identified at Jeffer-
son Market Police Court to-day, by ID. A
Thomas, OF the Merchants National Bank oi
that city, and also By Thomas II. Norris as tie
man who passed a worthless check on III
latter On July 18th. Wilson agreed to return
without requisition, and he was placed In the
custody OF Marshal Frey. OF Baltimore.
InfRntiCide.
SusaDnah keStler. 90 years old, a servant was
arrested to-day charged with having caused the
death Of her neWly-born child. She was locked
up to await the action OF the coroner.
The Railroad Conference.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The presidents of the
Wabash, the Burlington and Quincy, Union Pa
cifc, Missouri Pacific and AtchiSon and Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad companies are In session
to-day discussing the difference between the
two first named roads regarding the extension
OF the Wabash road to Omaha. An attempt to
harmonic the interests OF all the companies
west OF the Missouri river will be made.
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SPORTS OF THE TURF.
Racing I'm Canoslo

TORONTO, ONT, Oct. 19.-The woodoine park
races were continued yesterday with a small
attendance. The first race, trot for tie 2:io
class, for purse Of 5000, was unfinished. The
second race, steeplechase handicap % miles,
for purse OF $500, was won by Grand's (of To
ronto) Brown Prince. No time taken. Tie see
Old race, 2 miles and furlong handicap. for q
purse OF $3.50, was won by VoTsce & Martins (ol
P1cton] Macedonicus. Time 3:59. There wert,
Zine starters. The meeting closes to-day Yith
the conclusion OF the 2:40 race.
PinsiiCO Races To-day.
PIMLICo, Oct. 19.-TEe first race, the mec-
chants stake. a aSweepstakes. for two-year oldS.
one nile, S25O entrance. 500 forfeit with s. 50,
aGGed by the citizens or Baltimore OF which
$500 10 the second horse and the third to save
lis stake, WAS won by ThOra. Crfckmore second
ard Spaik third. Time. 1:44b.
The second race, the Dixie stakes, for three.
axolds, two miles, Sl00 subscription $50 for
lett, club TO aGd Sl,5Oo, Of which 81 00o to the
first horse, $500 TO second. and the third to save
his stakes. was W on by Grenada, Oden second,
Fernclif1e third. Time. 3:3s.
Third race. two mile heats for all ages purse
5000 Tor first, Slo0 for second. First heat won
by GleEmore, Canmie +. second, Mintzer third.
Time 3:46.
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A FLORIDA DIASA-LaSt Wednesday week
Mrs. 1vey, wife Of the section master at Hart's
Cut and daughter OF Hon. Benjamin Upton,
was Informed that deer had been seen In the
woods near the house, and picking up her hus-
which the anima had been seen. She had not
gone far when up sprang large buck, which
made on TO the woods but before he had gone
very far bullet from Mrs. Iyeys gun brought
him to the earth dead. The head was cut OF
and nailed to a large oak tree In front or the
house at Hart's cut.-Jacksoarale fFfd.) TIE
nh
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a CoID-BLooDED SUICIDE.-Frederlck LantZe
aged % years a conductor on the 9th avenue
rsflroad, cut his throat ia New York last Friday
Dight and died. LantZe came home at midnight
duwncaSt and disturbed. He walked mcodily 10
his room, and as he entered met Celia Be!lin-
ger, who asked him what was the matter
'Ob," replied LantZe everything il the mat
ter. Bad luck aRG uresOme work, and nothing
else. To day l lost s. out OF my pocket on the
car. or had IL picked While talking he had
deliberately opened a cupboard and taken a
razor from its case. AS he finished he drew the
sharp eteel across his throat with rapid stroke
or the right hand. The girl up TO this moment
had been curious listener never suspectiny
that LantZe was In earnest. She lied with 4
Shrek that alarmed the house. When assist
ance came the conductor was found on the floor
in his last struggles The head was severed
almost from the trunk.
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AIbanians Resisting the CeSsiOn of
Released on Habcas Corpus,

ST. JOHN, NIB. Oct. .19.-Capt. Tower, who was
IN jail in connection with scuttling the ship
Brothers Pride, was released yesterday on
wilt CT habeas corpus granted on account OF no
commitment being lodged with the keeper.
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AN ELEvEN- YEAR-OLD Boy TO BE HANGED
Perhaps the most remarkable execution unaG
this country will ever know Will take place in
Atlanta, Georgia. during the present month
TIE person to be hanged is mere child, q co.,
ored boy IL years or age, and the crime for
Which he is under sentence is the brutal muir.
der Of three year-old infant whom he had
Seen set to mind. notwithstanding his ex-
trene youth, the deed was so dendlng In con-
ceptiOn and SO utterly unprOvOked that the Jury
could not find a single extenuating circum-
stance i'll the case.-Ne,o Orleans Times.
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A STATEMENT having been made that Bish -
e der, or Cincinnati, had instructed priests to
announce that the names OF Catholic girls who
visit balls or dance houses unaccOmpanied by
their parents would be read froIn the pulpit the
bishops secretary denies 1t, saying 40 such
order has been issued, though 1t Is Known that
Bishop Elder is jealous in conserving good
morals, and especially in preventing the d Sc
Grafton OF the Sabbath.
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An Incendlary Tramp.

READING, Pa, Oct. 19.-AG O'Clock this morn
ing tramp who was refused something to eat on
the farm OF G. S. MOury, one mile from Tucker
ton, set IRE TO the barn and ii was destroyed.
together with It's contents. Three mules and
all the cattle also perished In the flames The
dwelling caught fire and was partially damaged
LOSS Slo,cC0. The citizens are in pursuit or the
lncendiaTy,
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Fire i'm EarIisfa

CARLISLE, PA, Oct. ia. W. Walkers tin
and stove store and Ssoccets residence on Main
street, were burned early this morning; loss
$1,000. The buildings were insured, but there
was 10 insurance on their contents. Toe cause
OF the fire is unknown.
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General Grant Declines.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. 19-The stare author,
Ties received letter from Gen. Grant yesfer-
day le5l citing that previous engagemenIs "a
visit the interior and western portions OF the
OF IL e invitation OF the Vermont ieyisialnre fo
visit that tite at the present time He thanks
the legislature for the compliment conferred on
l i'm by its invitation.
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GEN. GRANT and party remained quietly at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, yesterday, receiving
fr1enCs. To-day he Is visiting prominent re-
publiCanS In Wall street.
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Shot Dead.

GALVESTON, Oct. ia special dispatch TO the
Neacs from Waco says: In difficulty which o.
CURED seven mile s above th s place john Calvin
shot and Instantly killed Jonn Howard.
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Failure Of the Cape Cod CanaI
Protect

BOSTON, Oct. 19-It is reported that oWing u
capitalists refusing to furnish funds 70 tae coln
pany operating on the proposed CapS, 20 90
terms OF their charter which stipulated TIA!
500, 600 must be expended In actual building
operations before the 1St OF November next
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TIE TRAIEMkNs STRIKE-The strike of train
PenDss lyanfa railroad between FrOStburg and
Cunt eriand still Continues. The strike inter.
1eres greatly with coal shipments, and most OF
the mines at and east OF LDDacOntng, with the
excep, ion OF those on the Eckhart branch are
clcsed-Cunaberian Nttos, 1s.h
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Cutting Affair i'm Texas.

GALVESTON, Oct ia special dispatch TO
the NelcS from Grapeland says: In g. cutting
ARRAY at Augusta Oh Saturday evening Jack
Bishop stabbed Jake and John Pdrlck the for
mer fatally. Wm. Mcmillan attempting TO in
terfere on behalf or the Perrick's was seriously
cut by Bishop. who escaped. Officers are In
pursuit of him
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No Readtuster Nomination in the
EOrrrfh virginia District

PETERSBURG, VA, Oct Iy:.ine TeadIIstsrs
coppressional convention for the Fourth dis
tr1cf of Virginia.. to nominate candidate fol
CONGRESS. which met at Burkevtile last August.
but, without. making nomination, adjourned
IN meet at the same place yesterday, was not
held. It is thought the readJusters VIII make
20 nomination.
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Kilograms to The Star.
THE UTE MUDDLE,
Agent Berry not Arrested.
Sitting Bulls Scheme.
SENATOR BLAINE ILL.
SHOOTING IN ALABAMA.
WESTERN RAILROAD WAR.
important Conference in New York.
PIMLICO RACES TO-DAY.
SHOOTING IN ALABAMA.
WESTERN RAILROAD WAR.
important Conference in New York.
PIMLICO RACES TODAY.
NEW YORK MEMS,

Headquarters Quiet-The Mayor
aty-Sen2tOr lSlaine Ell-Eeneral
Grant.
Especial Dispatch TO The Stay.l
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-It is very quiet at the
headquarters of both parties to-day. The
Sherman-Hampton correspondence is very gen
orally discussed, and IIamptons reply uniyers
ally criticized by his political friends.
The World and Herald OF this morning look
upon the result ofyesterday conference on the
mayoralty as a great success; and this even.
lpg's Express Is quite tubilant over It. Some OF
the TammaDy men are not altogether well
pleased: however. as Mr.. Grace Is not fully
acceptable as candidate.
Senator Blaine has been obliged to cancel ali
OF bis political engagements owing to Illness.
Gen. Grant win be for the present at the Fifth
Avenue MOTEL. He VIII visit Washington after
the November election to make ARRANGEMENTS TO
remain there for the winter.
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Consrcssional Nominafions.

COm&feh61Oual NOmtnaffO06s
BOSTON, Oct. 19.-1he prohibittonists, last
evening, nominated Henry r. Danforth, OF Chel
sea, for congressman from the Fourth district
D. G. Cannon Of ward 16 was nominated for
congressman from the Third district.
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Frost and Ice I'm Virginfas
DANvIIIR, Va, Oct 19.-Thefe was q very
heavy frost In this region last night, ana In
some localities thin Ice formed.
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Death Of = Venerable Pastor.
PROVIDENCE, r. L Oct 19.-Rev. DR.. Samuel
Adlam. for many years pastor Of the First Bap-
tist church OF Newport, died In that city last
evening. He was SO years OF age.
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The MRYtKels.

BALTIMORE. Oct l9.-virsdnia SKIES olI, l6:
DO deferred, IN; do. consos. 6l%; do. past que
ooupt ms. " DO new ten forties. Al do. ten-foNN
BALTIMORE, Get. Is. Cotton steady and quiet
middliDs. 1lX Flour firm. IN sellers favor and
cssunchsnged. Wheat, southern duh an d easier
l-1tai.2o. Corn: southern steady: western easy =
southern VIII e, 551; do. yellow. &c; October and
November, 5iH. Oats steady-wesiern white 40;
90 mixed. 3oaS9. Rge quiet and firm. 1.Uua1. OF.
Maryland, 10 .OOa2O 90. Prorisions, good jobbins
trade at previous prices Butter dull aud un-
changed. Eggs easy. Is. Petroleum hrner. li26.
Sugar quie;-1 soft, 10, T Whisky s@5 quiet. Aii iS
Freiehts to Liverpool per steamer quiet and nomi.
nal cotton, 3-IGaAd: -four, %. Sd. grain, 81.
Receipts- -four. s,672 barrels: wheat, 3I5.o .o1O
Iusheis; corn. 1880 bushels sales-w wheat.
5lH, 600 bushels; corn. st. 600 bushels,
higher. Money. 2a3. E9change-Iong. 4si: short.
4s3 Governments qsiet but steady.
NEW YORK, Oct. l9-F1our duh and un-
changed Wheat lover and heavy. Corn heavy
LONDON, Oct. l9. 1890 p m.-U. s. bonds,
per cents ll3; new hvee, 1O4k. Atlantic and
Great Western fret mortgage trustees certified ties.
Sly. Erie, 44k; do. second consols 81. New
York Central, 1881. Illinois Central, iI7s. Penn
sylyaAiR Central e.. heading, lS4.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York o-day at 2 =. m, as reported by Lewis John-
~ Per cents, ICY: d. Of C.-S.65's, 80 smsll I:
New Jersey Central, 14H; Ohio and MssIssiapl,
:; Erie. 4s's Michigan Central, 1885: Hannibal
ll3ss; do. preferred, 1907; Iron Mountain, 521s
Rock Island, 1lsi 81 Pau, ss; do preferred.
Telesrsph iGsse: g o. A and i. c. is iss PaciSo
Mail. 44k,
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THE UTE MUDDLE.
Indian Agent Kerry NOt ArreSted

here to-day says that Indian Agent Berry has
not been arrested, but that he is secreted by
the Indians or by the United States troops
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~ TREASURER, AND AssEsSOR's OF

WASHINGTON, October Is. 1880.
Notice Ia hereby given that on OCTOBER 81,
of Columbia to all Apothecsr1e' Auctoneera, Banks
and Bankers, Bill Posters, Brewers. Brokers, Book
Agents, claim Agents. Contractors, Cattle Brokers.
Commission Merchants, Dealers in Distilled and
Insurance Agents, ice Dealers. Manufacturers of
Illuminating Gas, Life and Fire Insurance Com
panic Patent Agents. PaUnbrOkers, Photograph
ers. Proprietors of Bar Rooms, Sample Rooms,
Lind Tsbl Bowling Alleys. Hotels, Livery Stables
Intellist nee Offices, Junk shops, DE ilers in Sec
ond hand Clothing Dealers il Old Barrels. Restau-
rants and Eating Houses, Jheaters. Rectifiers, &C.
Al lsItes engaged III said business trades or
professions, must promptly renew said licenses, III
accordance wi! the provision Of the laws Of the
District Of Columbia. viz: That every person liable
5or license lax, who may fail to pay the same
octefe e''GGg1ng az the business. SHALL in addition
TO the license tax imposed. pay fine or penalty of
not less than five, nor more than fifty dollars for
esch offence " ROBERT ?. DODGE,
octi6 Treasurer and Assessor Il. G..
~ THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE CO.
ES LUMBIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY ar
hereby notified that meeting viii be held ut the
NESDAY, November 17th, 1880, at IL ociocs noon
Tor the purpose Of Trustees for the ensuing
year; GEO. T. JONES, President.
j. W. NATEES. Secretary. oc:1l-f&tu I'd
- ED6AR's COUGH sPEOIFIC, for coughs
SS colds, WHooPING COUGH ana ali lung
and East Capitol streets. cct9 3u
r~o NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Bethesda, Bedford, Blue Lick, Congress. Deep
Rock, Buffalo. Litha, Rocbridge Alum. Geyser
Hathorn Gettysburg,, Friedrickshall; Hunyadi
'ahos Api0NhAfs MhBtRNs HIhRa S1SsG PaAsMhcY. PfaMahhc
feDl9 1f.9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To oDAY.-Internal rev.
enue. 1928 44G.O4; customs, s53l. .s99.1S.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ia I90F FIA special sessioa Of the = r; ;;
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Goth inst, ~ o'clo ck-
Exs application of the secret work.
oct19 2r L 81. SWEET, Grand Secry.
fS- ST. JOHNS CHURCH. Georgetown. Rev.
t-v VIM. PARET, D. D., Rector Ct the church of
the EpiI hsny, will deliver the animal address
before St Johns Brotherhood, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, October Goth. Service at 714 o'cl"ck
Public cordially invited. Seats free. ocsl9 1t
go DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL OOWMI rrGs
t-5 The regular stated nesting of the com nit
te. has teeu postponed until WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, October 20tfl. 1880, when fun atIendancsi
requested. WILLIAM DICKSON, Chairman.
LAURENCE GAkDNER, Secretary. 1t
f@s KNIGHTS OF PYTBIAS ATTENTION!
SS Don't forget the 6rapd Tourna ment, B,
and SUI per, tn be given by Sicii Lode st Bowie
Md, TOMORROW (Wednesday). Riding CON
mtnces at i p. Trains leave B. h P. Deoot
1910 am, 40 and :46 pm. Round trip, z }
cents. IT.
Ee@ 8. L. WASHINGTON, ATTENTION!-
Vg Home knti-License Temperance Gathering
at methedist Protestant Church, Virginia avenue
and 9Th ST. WEDNESDAY, October 20th ~ p.
M Rev. Messrs. Cole, Heyde, Stone. Gray and
Geo " Leech will take part. with their congreza-
tors: All opposed to the Free Liquor Policy"
urged TO come! All invited. ocs19-2tf
rso REVIVAL SERVICES AT MCKENDR sE
ty u. E. CHURCH, Massachusetts ave., be-
tween 9th and 10th sts. u. W.. at 30 p, Preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. G. Herbert Richardson.
octlS-6t
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Six coiored men have been arrested I'm W.T.
m ngton, Del, fer participation In the riot SAT-
uTday night
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATEB.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10.
EVERY EVENING AND SATUhD aY MATINEE,
Second and Last Week Of the highly successful
engagement of
AMERICAS FAVORITE.
MAeG NIT HELL,
SUPPORTED BY r. FULTON RUSSELL
And a Specially Selected Dramatic Company,
THIS TUESDAY AND To MORROW (WEDNES-
DAY) EVENINGS AND SATURDAY
MATINEE,
F4NCIION.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EIGHTS,
FRIDAY EVENING. FA6EWFLL BENEFIT,
J1NE EYRE.
THERE WILL BE 10 MATINEE WEDNESDAY
MONDAY, OCTOBER 25-RICE'S EYAN6EL1SS
LORDS OPERA HOUSE.
TO NIGHT,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES,
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
hartley CANPBEIL'S GREATEST TRIUMPH,
THE GALLEY SLAVE,
The double New York succes 100 nights at Niblo'5
Garden and Hayerlys Theater. New YORK,
by three companies.
Enthusiastically pronounced by press and public
to be the Greatest Dramatic success of the NIns-
teenth Century.
Interpreted By an organization OF Dramatic mag
Ditude, comDCsed entirely OF endorsed New York
favortes csiu ing distinction as the Best Dramatic
Company in America.
sD,rIcCION - "a ANI, o. CrS-rc 40
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THE PRESIDENT will return to Fremont, Ohio,
in time to vote at the November election.
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WE WILL GUARANTEE
w THAT The
F. d. NORCROSS FURNACE REGULATOR
will save Its cost fuel every year. Its the simplest
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
Do not confCund the name with some other.
Price S15.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
octl5 40. 8I7 9th street n. W.
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THE HOTEL MEN In Washington are making
great preparations for the coming winter. 1t is
expected great many visitors will be here dur
ing the winter, and that there win be quite a
rush OF strangers to the Inauguration of the
President,
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The NAVAL misunderstanding Thompson
to-day officially designated next Tuesday as the
date for the naval review at Hampton Road,
The various exercises and drills viii last two or
three DAYS. =
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" III. yTIKEATLEY.
STEAM DYEIN0,
WIT AND DRY SECURING,
40 Jefferson street.
~ GEoRGErowE, D. q.
8,'h every facility. the best talent. and full
stoct II
FOhkJGN AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFS AND
SHEMICALS, am prepared for the fall trade.
work called for and delivered in the city; By
mail or express from other PLACES.
Orders by mail promptly attended. aua23
NOTlCE.-Thopsands cf WATCHES have been
IN Kept in order by me d1ring the last thirty
years They are us perfect to-day when manu-
factures.. Wen made Watches viii. with care, last
indefinitely il attended to by an experienced per-
son. \. JENSEN. 9i3 Pennsyl yania ave. aug3
GECOND.HAND CLOTHING BOUGH {
= and the highest cash prices paid. Also watches,
Jewelry. Guns, Pistols, etc. Call or address HER
FOG, Se6 9th st., near Pa. ave. sep24.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Rear Admiral T. H. Patterson
and Lieuts. Richard Wainwright and G. E. Col
ahan have been reported home from the Asiattc
station and are placed on waiting orders: Sur
geon W. X. Van Raypen to the Norfolk navy
yard.
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REVENUE APPOlETMEETS.-W. Fl. Tainter aud
j. H. c. Wilson have been appointed gaugers
for the 9th district Of Missouri and ID district OF
Iowa, respectively; and I. c. King has been
appointed storekeeper for the 9th district of
Kentucky.
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= n cts. GVpHsH N
lO STRENGTHENING PO ROUs PLAS- 1V
1kkc, ZEN C1s. APIECE.
DkNTIMkDtR. sure cure for toothache, local
CT ut uralgic. 25c per bottle
For sale at
A. M MsNLOCZEW1KI'D Phavmacy.
Dep2l A31 0thDts NV
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STOUT MENs
AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS
Experimenting We now possess a sett of patterns
over which We cut Garments for
FAT MEN.
By Fat Men We do not mean extra size nen. We
refer to men who weigh from 160 to 185 pounds,
and are small in statue. These are the
MOST DIFFICULT FORMS TO FIT,
and men so proportioaed cannot bs ftte1 out of
regular extra size stock.
WE ARE THE ONLY HOUSE IN THIS CITY
WHO CAN FIT STOUT MEN.
We ask visit from those that have heretofore
been unable to be fitted.
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Loss OF THE LAKE STEAMER ALPENA.-Signal
corps station, Grand Haven, Mich, reports to
the chief signal officer as follows: '.Side-wheel
steamer Alpena, Of Goodrich Line, Capt Nelson
Napier, running between this place and Chi
Cago, left here Friday night and is reported
wrecked on @ Holland No doubt that she has
cargo have been Identified viii send particu-
lars by mat. Impossible to get correct list OF
passengers Or make any estimate OF number"
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.-The board OF
trade, OF Philadelphia last night elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the national board of trade,
which meets in this city December Is: Hon
John Welsh. ex-United States minister to Eng
land; Frederick Fraley, president OF tue
national board OF trade; Geo. L. Busby, Henry
NinSOr and John Price Wethertu
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EHHE KITCHENER RANGE.
Il We hsve endes vored to make fir5t-clSsS art
Gle only, and have spared no expense in the m anu
facture Of our KITCHENER RANGES to secure a
cooking fixture that is all that can be desired. That
We have succeeded, the number that we have sold
and the they have given ia the best proof,
We are agents for the BALTIMORE, q portable
range Of largest convenience and hrst- class con
structon. uneQualled In this market,
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NE ARE M MANUFACTURING SLATE
Wv MANTELS, and have large stock of MAN
TEJS OF new and attractive designs, and by exars-
ination the superiority Of our work ia apparent.
HAYWARD e. HUTCHINSON.
aug9 NO.. 3I7 9th street N. W.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN to-day received a dis
patch signed by Representative Butterworth
and other Ohio friends, congratulating him
upon DIS reply TO wade Hampton. The dispatch
closed: "Our addIes is Ohio"